The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-26 00:00:00

..r. r . - - r -.- , . - • - - - ,/'• (1:-.7A.Y-1-1V..--- " , , • 1 . . . . .4II•t t" . ' - . 4j ,_ i . . . , . %,.. R RE' • ' 1 JUN :',.. 17 68 . - 1 f . Y 7 (IrI'ALIERZD U. ADDITIOIALJ NO. 6,802.] L')NDON, TUESDAY maim, MAY 2F, 186 g. ONE PENNY CINAD America, Australia, New Zealand, 4). • wkland, and lirayil'.— t heaped passages t all ports, 1,, - h I M ail +tram and clipper ihtp., at lowest vat . Uoodi ; "hipped and insurtll by CHARLES HASI MOND and . 't. Benet'l•place , Gracechurett street, C.C. BRI FISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, leackenzie park, Slough formerly at Clapham rise?. lash ,uted 1897. Patron—Her Most firsrlous Msjestv the fern N. Ifor the gratuitous Board, Clothing, and E incation at destitute Orphans from all parts of the British dominions, and a' all de. nomination", whose p trent" once were in prosperous Amato stam.es. _ sic% and H. OLAYTOh, WHOLESALI AND WALL MUMS, SILK MIIICEIB, AND MAIM The Cheap/et Home In Leaden For CAI ICOIIB. IT, M. and JO, WIIIITCHAVII•ROAD, Z INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. OUR CONTEMPORAttua. fume's plizcisets.) AUSTRIA. VIIINNA, JILT 25, Enema. The Emperor sanctioueu to-clay the nails fes tive to Schools, Civil Marriage, and the position of the different religious denominations. It is said that the Imperial sanction to these bills will be announced to-morrow in the Official Gazette, and also in the Lower House of the Iteicherath. It is rumoured that the ministry have iesolved t o make the rejection of Dr. Skene's pro) oei:s re lative to the finances a cabinet question. (THIS DAY.) 175~orphane now in the InsEtn'Jon. Ample room for emu' 30 more. . Inacased support Indispensable, as this charity k not e. , - .10wed. and 1. fa the greatest need of further pecuniary ss sistance. _ . . bubecrihere and the waYle are lurked to tutted the institu tion. and Judge as to the nature of Oda Charity and its peculiar . . The last Report can be obtained on application to the Secre• tart'. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, PRIM, Carriage Free. Patter= Beat to the Cootie, A 11111480 N and Co. , 198 to 212, WEST MINSTZIL-liarno &ROAD. LONDON. CABINIT MANUFACTURERB.--13how S'wm• for every Description of If sailer& CARPBT WARRHOUSIMEN. ANGLO-EGYPTIAN BANKING COMPANY t Limited, . At th , THIRD ft AT.F.VEARLY SIF.VTING of Shareholders. field at the London Tavern, on WEDNEADAY, the 20th May, w e t. A. DRVAUX, I , so , In the chair. The .secretary having read the advenisentent convening the meetly t the following resolutions were paNiCti Mui eat b) the CHAIRMAN: anal Areiiiiile.l by Mt. R. E. MOKRICC That tha Director.' report he received anal adopted. Mined at thl. CHAIRMAN ; and seconded by Mr. J. F. PA•ritr : That Mr. I , ..lward Mackinnon be reelected a Director of the . It was moved anal seconded : That Mr. J. 1.. tirwer be re-elected one of the Auditors of the COmpan). . . . . Moved rind eeeomleol That Mr. W. C. liana) be re rlecte 1 our of:thr Auditor* of the C.mpany , 110 , ed b) Mr. JOSIPR : end seconded by Mr. LIE L rILLL , IIOIYNNT : That th, thanks of the meeting he given 0 the Chairman and DireCt. , l 4 —By culler of the lloard, Imutrri. NlAy OCT.tVE I , OA, Secretary. 8 PECI A L NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL. and GENERAL LIFE A*4l'ltA . NrE M04.:1E1 V. Fwtrhliah•rd MI p •rwn% who effect Potkies on the rartlclpating Seale he fore inn,' :With, 1644, will be riddled et the next bonus to one Jana& additional Share of Profit.. over Peer entrat*. Ts" • • .d !fates, and ?OVUM of Prop:nal, can be obtained from an) of •'... ,uClet) . l Agents, or of f:oRGE CUTt LIFFE, Actuary and Secretary. 13. ~• on,ca-,bate, London, ft w. VIPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Luta Broad-street, and P. and 17, Pall-mall, Loudon I,li,hed 1 aa.l Inveided Capital ai.d 14.9.erve Fund, L1,000,i?00. Lows paid, t.i,av,eoo. .Itrances granted on . rrry description of property, at I ,i,r.b.ot, :d moderate rat.% Id, -I 011 and promptly settled . JAMt.3 lI.'LLAND, Superintendent. BAT:' —nose to the CIAd lIAM JUNCTION RTATION. /% 1 ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by FIB IN. at the Gall hall Colf-e•hwase. Gresham-street, lat I SI:, June I. at 1! for 1, TIIICTKY24 LBMSE -1.1.1 IN.; 1011•SES. beite2 N. , . I. 2,1, 4, 5. n, 7,8, 10, 11 I; ,01,1 ihitheld•steeet. Falcon road, Battersea, all ..el jest hnishin2, and oil! re Wily let at rentals ; t per ammo : ro years low ground ,: .11111 send MOM], Of sale may he obtaiued of p. ..-• I -r., oserton. Fs 1.. 10. 1: - ..sineall street. E and : Wiliam-street, EC.. at the place of laetioneer'sofh2es, \o. 11, The Grove, Chttreb• 111 , K II .\\l RVE 7 Sonn.l Investment, l‘f i! ELLIOTT is instruct:A to SELL by • I tov. at the .Itilldhalli'.itTei• house. flresham.street, . .111 ItstlA I', June 4. at 1.2 for 1, a superior 8 1 .1111- 1.• i;t:311/10(•ii, known as Krockley.ll otse, Eyelid!, fr •. It at tr.o per minim. lease for nil }wars d ..I rent —For particulars and conditions of sale, • . WL.:I and ....heitors, ra • cannon street, • pliwe of sale and at the auctioneer's Offices, No. ; • Church street, Camberwell, S.E. • • t!..KWEI.I. —For I NVERTII ENT am! OCCEPATION. iI. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by \ ERIN at the Guildhall c•Afeehouse, Gresham street, ••• ; 1: 4 11A V. June 4. at 11 fr•r 1. a PAIR of SEMI-DE 'l t• 1 I.I,II)ENVES, known as Me f 411 Vitas, Camberwell to- a I.Am teem, at a low ground rent.—For partien- LI • k Ot /tale, apply t“ Prowls and Godwin. s • - . -I, rind.ory-plitee, Finststry•wittare. E C : at therlnee • • .•. int th- Auctioneer's uttiees, No. 11, The Grove, Church •-:• • .•••Avuoll, aE. NGE LEMMIOLD SHOP PROPERTY ELLRYIT is instructed to SELL by 11. iN. st the Guildhall Coffee-house, Gresbam•street, c., • • . t !ll' V. June 4,13 c,,, at 12 for I, in Lots, SEVEN I I'l , tieing Nos. 1. 2. 3, t and taadstone•terrace. M..;.'• • • t'• :mil Nos. ft and 7. Gloucester-terrace, Wood loins • ul;olitilig. Hold en Icaie f o r K I•tig term at low • •.:,t- srlt ht , arid producing .0 4r,2 per annuls.—For par. ti• !. • •inditions of sale apply to the solicitors, Messrs. I. citsoletun, W ;Wm Overton, Esq , to. . '1 t, E ;W. Tucker. 1:1,04 Williaru.street. :,•• cOl sale and at the Auctioneer's °laces, No. •7 . • 11111,11• Street, CalliberWell, S.E. KNO: —FREEHOLD. to Pay Large Interest. AIR ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by oN, at the Guttlhalli'offeehoust Greaham•street, cas • . 1111 1:,%.4 V, June 4. at lit. EIGIIT FREEHOLD ME4 1 4 1: A: •• - of coach.hor .tabling. and dwelling 100n, II 61, Now. 1 to a, GP,,lmone-mtwe, Maple-road, (*en,- I eehold, and MI sell and producing v 204 per .:,• ••: •I t particulars awl ....talons"( isle apply to the : .6466. Tatham and Son , 11, Staple-Inn, %V C. , Will, ,•:. nu rh,u , Ent., 10. Ilaelaglellittreet, : William e rn.l.•l .06. King William.stre.A, at the pla,o of tale a the Auctioneer's Writes, No. 11,11:e Grove, Church cll. S.& LINO LEASEHOLD slls)P PROPERTY. ......... MI:. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by %1 . . at the Gnit.ihnil 'Mire holm, on TO I'R.all.lY. Jun- I at 13 for t. TWO very eterlivnt 31101'n, bring Nos 1 *O.l •'. Vcrtiata place. I lAktleloi romi, Ifrld for a tong term st the nominal oronn.l rent of .t:7 Will *7.i per atiauta. - VW. 1.7,1 an.l condition. of applr to 111 solicitors, Mean. nail Moire, For•• 4 1.111 nO.l illiarn 'Neter, Rao • King William-street. Kr :.1 place of sale sul at the A.:•it.,mrr"...Mere, No. 11, Th. • -sr, Church•strect, Corn bread!. A. THM. TILRON, J. P., ChOrman. CEA+. LEE, !LA ) ACRREY C. PRICE. N.A. 1 Ilea ' 4eCt A LERED M ACK PNZIE, .tecretary. (1111..ek 73, ClwainLide, London, E.C. hanker.--Mt4ers. vi 'Mama, Ibsen, and Co., Blrehln-lane ; and Ilesww. Heywood Itrothets, IlasnelaeiWee. --- 71alt. BENEDICT'S GR.tND MORNING uONCERT, St. Jamess hall, SATURDAY, June 2a, ISM. • IRON \VINE BINS.—The original manufac- A. toren, YARROW and JACKSON, wine and spirit mer chants engineers, Brest Tower•street, Mansellatreet, and Haymas'ket, where cellars may he seen tilted In various ways. Yrsioth wine bins Isa per hundred bottles. Illustrated priced catalogues on appli.thns. The Paris frishibition.—" In Class SO, Hononnshle Mention has been adjudged to Yarrow and Jackson, IS, Oreat Tower-street, for their convenient and aananda Iron a inn him, and for bar Illtings."--4.lity Press AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, thtord-otrle.—SpecArpty for - BRANDY, whenperfectly pure, le at all times a barmiest stimulant. possessing properties of great medical value, and Km otteu been the melee of saving hninan life. So much, however, depends on the purity of the spirit that great (motion should be exercised in Its seleetion. The sup- Oh, forwarded by Messrs. Valentin to the London and other hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the finest and purest French brandy with exquisite delicacy of flavour, and hove received the most unqualified approval. —Vide Court Journal, Jan. 11, NCB. BURGUNDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, Orowers sad Factors, )11101111. Depot for Ragland, 082, Regent-street, W.—Upwards of SO varieties of the Rant growths. Burgundy Is pronounced by the faculty and connoisseurs to be pre-eminently the most salutary twistable this dimate.—Assurted sample dozen by rail for 44a. CLARET.-PIOT FRERES have s choice cellar of Bordeaux Wines, comprising the Sliest growths, old In bottle and in fine condition for Immediate Me. ni the numerous wines exami tied by the Lancet itanttary Commission. Not Freres' only were pronnutived to he thoroughly genuine +foe, of delicate and seperior flavour. See " Lancet." September E, 1867. Prom 14s. to lava per dozen. nit Regent street. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hock, lloselle. Choice effervescing Wines et moderate prices. lists on appllcatfon.-192., Itegent.street, W., north of Oiforcl-street. PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these announcements will only appear at rare Intervals. in order that the prices of their wines shall not be influenced by expen sive advertising. Note the add:ea.-21A Itagent-street. W. Tasting room first goon CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, 30a. and 365. per dozen Quarto. CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, 17a. and 20a. per dozen Pints. CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, packed in Baskets at above prices, for Cash, by PHYTHIAN and SONS, IMPORTERS of WINE, de 432, WENT STRAND , WC. ___ _ _ KIN•HAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EX HIAMON, legs. This celebrated old IBM WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold In bot'lce, sa Bd. each, at the retail houses In Loudon by the agents In the principal towns In England : or wholesale at S, Great Windmilletreet, London, W.—Observe the red seal, pink label , and cork branded "Kinalum's LL Whisky. COMPANrB EXTRACT of MEAT. CA PA ILI 4 EXHIBITION, 1887. —TWO OOLD MEDALS.— CAUTION.— None genuine without Baron Liable, the Inventor's, signature being on every jar, accompanied with full directions for nee. Sold by all Italian warehouse‘, eiernisis, and grocers. Palatable, strengthening, economic, and convenient. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies has now become an Important feature. Since the intmdaction of Amain Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA YEA COMPANY have, on aooonnt of Its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, thus offering greater varieties. The Company are now selling Assam, Cachar, Darjee li ng, de., at from Is. led. to Is. Id. per lb., and China Teas as nsual.—Warehonses, No. 9, (heat St. Helen's elnirchyard, Blehopegate. Price List forwarded on application. THE TEA FLOAT! THE TEA FLOAT! ! YIELD'S PATENT. THE TEA FLOAT e ff ects a Saving of One fourth. THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment. THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for Use. THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any Teapot. THE TEA FLOAT Should be in Every House THE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and retail of MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London, SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE PAYII4 ;Falck's Patent). DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAVES (Clifton's Patent). PROSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the above on application to W , 4. CQAVASSI, 12. Itoorgste street, City. Weat-ead Agency, 119, New Bond-street. SCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. Or!lers 'pedal!, prpartil for mint to tear! climate. Manufactories at tondai, Liverpool. Bristol, dlassuw, Derby. Malvern. Taw AN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for AE .t BATHING.— A daily Rath prepared with this Sett is the riatund .trengtiwner for weakly infanta and children. Ana• loot and approved by Dr. Haasall. Recommended by the faculty. Patmnbied by the nobility. :cold In bags and Saxes by chordate throughout the civilised worId.—TIDNIAN and BON, 10, Worm wood street, London, KC Beware of Imitations. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA EMERY AND BLACICLEAD MILLS. importers and Manufacturers. By Appointment to the Honourable Board of Ordnance. LAMBNTH. &Z. 101INSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNI YE POWDRE, is used In her Majesty's household.— Sold everywhere, In tins, 61, is., 5.., and 4s. ; also 3d. packets. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER SMITIIII POLISH Inon-atercartall, for dossudog sod polishing sUvor, electroplate, ear, marble, La. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR YURNITUIti POLISH. add everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, OLAR4 CLOTS, REMY mod CLASH PAPER. York-reed, Lambeth, &R OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sad Glass Cloth, Black Lead, &c. OA.KEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer curial). for chaning and polastdas direr, oloctro-plate. pladoilaar, Sze. Tablets Id. rack OAKErI3 WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets St oak: Uss, Is.. la. IL. sad 44. each. O AKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from. IL ed. midi. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, grocers, ollnea, broshmaken, chemists, az. Vibelegate by JOAN OAZIEY and BON& emery as/ Mack lead osilla, 172, Blackeners. road, & PIGEONS. T I VAN C TRIE and 00., DIMS and CLEANSIta, Dackbaad, Borsondary : 44, ladcester-guars; M. Moant-alreet. OTOITODST-Mitlare. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify tag, Chintz Magog, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every description of Blearbbig, charged moderately, and brought to COperfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing panies, 17, Wharf-road, City-reed, and 472, New Oxford-et. COIL.--GEORGZ J. COCKERELL and Co. ant owls oily. Pith 141.-11. Corahin. COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY abut tem tholr Oollisrlso at Cloy Coort tost. equal 7:Vriat t o par too ; ° m` 1 ta—Oiob on dionotry--4tolon to C HEW 0711C11. /11711WOOD•PLACE, KIXIIIWAXMLOAD. W. ADMIN. T. VENABLES AND SONS, WHITECHAPKL, LONDON, K . Fetal:Mated Remit , halt a 1 . eatnry. MANTLES, Lowssrt Moss. tarts(. Free. Prke Usta meat Free. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Free. Patterns to the Country Yew. FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, wwitar PRICII2. Carriage Free Patteros moot to tbe Country 11l VENABLES & SONS, T. 103. 104, 105, WHITECHAPEL, 2,4, 0. & 3, Commercial-street LONDON. ltstat.litked nearly half a Century. F IRST CLASS DRAPERY, LOWEST PRICES, Carriage Free. Patterns sent to the Country Free. F IRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LAUSITZ.% LOWEST PIUCES. urrtye Free. • Price List sent Free. F IRST CLASS FURN[TURE, BEDSTEADS BBDDING, AR Illustrated Catalogue lent Free. 171.1101STEItli. VENABLES AND SONS, • 193, 104, and 105. WHITECHAPEL, and 2,4, 6, & 8, COMMESCIAL-STBEIST, LONDON, K. Established. nearly hall A Century. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices and partientars post tree. Sample Shirts and Measure Forms for the Country. Economists should try our No. t,4 Shirts at WE the halt-dozen. LODGERS and Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAKERS, 69, Si. Martin's-lane. Charing-cross, London. Established GO years. THRESHER and GLMINY, OTJTFITTERS. Only establishment In London, next door to Sower**, house, Strand. N. IL —Lista of monitory outfit for every parpoaa and appointrnant to India, China, and the Colonies, will be for warded on application. TVIMET, TAILOR, A- 110. FINCHUB.CH-STRICIN, (Nearly opposite Mark-lane.) PIiFICT FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate (*barges. THE WELL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40, CORNRILL, Opposite Finch-lane. 'MINCE of TAILORS has been our registered Trade Mark slate we received the Exhibition Prize Medal for style, quality, and excellence. and we conthiue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand and nattering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton. in the costume patronised by the elite of oar beau monde. Fashions post free, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated Its. fancy or black doe trousers; cloth vests, its. ad. suits of super black cloth, 53..: suits of fancy Tweed, 425.: shower-proof overcoats, 21a : and superior qualities equally cheap. Note.—Orly high-class cutters em ployed, and one trial will prove our superiority over all com petitors.—T. and 11. HAESIAN, 29, King William-street, London bridge. NvF. THOMAS and CO.'S PATENT • IRRINCI WACH'iiilLi.—Thecelebrated N 0.2 Machines, unequalled for general wo.k, £lO. The new Domestic Machines, complete (Lock Stitch), RA 55.. £.6 es., and L&—Cataloguea tree . W. 1 1 `. THOMAS and Co., 1 and 2, Cheapidde, and Regent-circus. Oxford-street. London. DAVI"B ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invaluable preparation for Joinbuf broken china glass. earthenware, woods, cabinet-work. and fancy articles of every description. with extreme strength and wetness ; remark able for the great facility of using it. As there are several die graceful Imitations of the Diamond Cement the public can avoid failure and disappointment only by strkt caution In pur chasing none without the signature " L Daer on the wrapeer. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous to his Invention. N.B.—Manufactured by BARCLAY sad 80N8, No. 05, Tarringdon-street. Price, Is. per bottle. NOTHING IM7OS6IBLI. lALGUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to its pristine hue, no matter at what age. lONS Witt:ELL and Co. hive at length. with the aid of one of the most eminent chemists, succeeded in perfecting this mod wonderful liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more con centrated form, and at a lower price —Sold in bottles, Se mach : also 51...7 . 5. 6d. and Its. each with brush. . _ Bed Ball whet! , Anjel • pewjs , 03, Up . filmes- rt. , Loudon. LC. D WLANDB ' MACASSAR. OIL —This elegant, °frairrant, aid pellucid oil is universally in high repute for lie unprecedented success during the last sixty years In promot ing the growth, rettor, preserving, and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens weak heir, cleanses it from sew/ and dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, andgloasy. For children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. .Price Ss ed., i s., 10a ed , equal to four small, and its. per borne —Sold by chemists and perfumen.—Ask for lowlanila* Macassar OIL THE INVIGORATIVIC NERVINR ESSENCE The most powerful nntritlre cordial ever introduced r• store* to their Donald condition all the secretions, on the Into grity of which perfect health depends. It is a specific for debi lity of all kinds, and from its containing among other inen clients pepsine and phosphate of soda, will prove highly how tidal to the nervous and dyspeptic, vide Dr. Nassau's report. Price as. per bottle, or four ematities le one for into-Beta Agents. Messrs. nAUSICIARTIN and Co., HO, Or.forrtetreelt, WC , London. Canters free on receipt of remittance SCOTT'S BILIOUS .tad LIVER PILLS. Da never tank( remedy, prepared without amp seerenrtal (nom rat, will be found invelaahho to all who ealhr from oi ale s and liver complaints indlgastiorm, wind dam , eh:W /0W diastases of the eyes, dr. Tor habitual caNMosea, m a brae aterisat msdidns, and ma a purUter of the Wood, they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach, they creMe==notedlgertion, andsMaglMy the Midge nervous by W. Iswa King Charimvcroes, sad by most be boxes, Is. IK, and three times the quantity in ono, Is. De sure to ask for De. Moat's Dillow and Liver Mk ifs gemmar are in a square green pseicege, with ”rnaim Lobed ser craved on the stamp. NOBLEMEN ana GENTLEMEN.-- 11 I Ns'S HORSE and CA RRIA9E REPOsITORY, I:r I Establislitsl h. by At i l ION, at the itepoitory. on SATURDII . next. May 30, a PAIR of very hat 4 -•me cream enigNifell 14 IN I EN. 14 hands high, well trained. I st.iiiie for a lady tikdrive tit .• years Oil, with lovititifitl "Leo, aiol tails. They ar.• Ito te..petty of G. Thomas, r ttt, whn bred them. 1 lry throve ponies are worthy t sot, —lt ntmrcimm, Auctioneer. SAFE PROFITABLE IN VESTMENTS.— ui k i. 1.401, 10 to 00 per rent per Annum on outlny. IN% I—Tipp;:. snitßxiioLnEKs, CA PITA I.IhTA, Of.Arsz relia;de Information and Per investments. should read .14 I' • I N Pratt ENT 41K( A' I,AK !post free. lir • • sharp and sharedealers, Poultry, London. EN. Afi)NE".-£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imam • •Uateiy on Furniture. without removal, publicity, or law M.i) be repaid by easy instalnienta No charge If de Obit retie* dispensed with —Apply personally at the t. , IA I E Souttramptouatreet, Strand, W.C. Ad- WI • .a.,te also on item, life poUeies, Ac. MoN EY, in large or small amounts, and for long ulort periods, will or without a life policy, readily ob telaahl.• at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMC RANCY COY r•N 1, taunted). 494, Word-street, Itionatibury, W.C. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE -IED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and ten)- Lihility, tree of charges to the eredftnenpon a commission of 11 per cent. on the amount recovered.—App4 for address, or by to A.Z., No. SW, Cftprosd, E.C. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES?—If so , call at once nu the undersigned. and be relieved from the un pleasant fray of imprisonnsent and executions. Luiltraptcy and divnr... cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange- Mem s made with creditors. Beech of composition and amigo meat executed. Protection to person and property obtained with•ott piihilelty.—Apply sir. it. BARRI% fn. Stroud, W.C. nears. ABU 4. REYNOLUS and SMITH, Public Accountants, . tr. rah-man-street, T.. 0 --tAR.IIOIIA%TS' and TR %Pitt. 141 , ..‘s BObilie audited, posted. end balanced periodically .by ontra,t It desired'. COMPESsAIinN PLAINS carefully pre paicd and prosecuted. ARRA NGESIENTA made with kraTTORS by composition deed or otherwise. BANK kI I I, ACCOI - NT:4 prepared for the Court. R. and R. confer WI a him with Clients without charge, and from their large ex- P.rnnae and connexions In the London Bankruptcy Conn can r important asalitaidros—DEßTS COLLECTED on immode st., ••1 at a low remuneration. Terms on application. Be t, of the highest standing. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 1. • i'oleman-street, E C., Negotiates Partnerships, audits I:•Lit hooluior intricate accounts,effects arrangements with without publicity, and prepares accounts for Court of :ptcy. Sales ef leverdons, Life Interests, and Annuities of„: A. and money obtalsed In connection with Life AIMUSISCO. IS ATWOOD'S "IN VINCIBLE " SAFES on.l LOCKS for Bankers and others are only to Do had from tee emote of Ow Miaow [Nakao of Sl.OllO franc at the Paris LIU Depot. 129. Oanwooneet, London. LC. 11.1 1 :171YRES.—By Royal Letters Patent. -a it In dr MOC-MAIN LIVER TRUSS (perfected and ethi`....,l the Exhitdtione,lBsl and 1982)1s allowed by upwards h. Aimee to be the most effectivetnventien In the cora ttrr tr•dmeet of Hernia. The use of a steel spring, so often ourti,l is its effects, is here avoided, a soft bandage being worn !slut the body, while the regulate resisting power Is supplied by " • earn PAD and PATZDS LIT= ; fitting with so much ease -.enema that it cannot be detected, and may be woro demi A descrlolve circular may be had, and the truss ', o ,t,r,led hyp es ! . on the circumference of the body, two Inches the hips, being sent to the maker, Mr. WRITE, 228, r ". 4.1 , 11, prices, Its. us,, 9Y . ed., and tie. ed. Postage, Is. 41 Id MICA L TRUSS ma the sane principle. 'ALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND, ?AUNT MOM MAIMS. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE I THITaAIf3 acksowledged to bathe lightest and moat core -4.. ;le westing truss targeted. elastic Steckinp, Kuee-caps, la pvaricose veins, wsalumas. he.: Abdominal Belt', La 4 , : y7Amme, Crutches, Artificial Legs, Areas, Hands. Ryes, dc.: " 'erf dearriptioe of surgical appliance manufactured LT Sltl NAD and MOSS, 36 and 36, West Satithgeld._ . l Alidott h — birectiens far measurement and prim Newman% An — rrtoteeg (mai, to otioad oa toga. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, lleetalrost. At some from 16 WI 6. Consultation Pres. r .AITUE.—Tha LITTIICE contains an active 411, hi aEr:st, preps' le • Syrup and Tato of tabu 'or lettaeo), Pooosimariegl by lb* ble.leal Pretoria.** cold; asthma, bla, sad all shalt affections. Syrup, la, biL TM% 14 14 11114 bt PS* 1 , 7 Mme.ls , MsadltK WASH TOUR DOGS WITH NALDHUrB TARIM Moo U. 411 aUchembh BAND or Hoes UNION.—Last evening another I choir of 600 juvenile voices resounded in Exeter-hall. the occasion being the anniversary meeting of the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union, and their neat appearance and vocal effort. afforded evident gratification to an over. ' Bowing auditory, who had mostly paid for admission. Mr. Whitworth, M.P., presided, and was supported by a large number of the friends of the temperance movement, The I report, which was read by the Rev. G. W. Were., the secretary, gave a detailed history of the proceedings of the society for the past year, which were of a highly satisfactory character. Bands of Hope were on the in crease, but there is still need for increased exertions, and the committee appeal to the temperance public for addi- Monal assistance to enable them to luny on operations in the way of public meetings, lectures, extended agencies, and the publication of prize essays. The annual fete in connection with the National Temperance League at the I Crystal Palace was a great success, upwards of 30 000 per sons having been present, while the choir, trained by Mr. Frederick Smith. and furnished by the affiliated societies of the metropolis, had gradually increased freak 900 who sang in 1862, to 5,000 in 1867. The comber of publica tions sold during the past year was 42,961 pledge cards, 31,899 melody books, 3,750 recitations, and 1,088 tune books, besides a large quantity of certificates, tracts, tickets, hints, be. The income of the year amounted to 1,211/. lls. td., end the expenditure to 1,2321. THE SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY GUIDIL—The Seturday Half-holiday Committee of the Early Closing Arrodation have publithed, at that oncost, 100 Fleet street (and through Kent and Co.). a hand.hook of the oh ' jade of a recreative character available in London and its environs, whisk contake within a small sampan math more intonation than is to be found in any other single *Aeolian. Under opsn-eir mown are described the perks end their resent imprevemenia interesting places within 25 miles of London, and the way to reach them, crisket grounds, rowing clubs, fishing stations, bathing plaoes and gymnasia. Under free national exhibition* is given • snide to the Houses of Parliament, West. Inkster Abbey. South Kensington NEEPER3. the National Gallery, and the Mauna of Practical (kekey. The In formation is throughout of an exact end practical aba• ranter, and the whole compilation is worth y of praise. PATENT-017KM MUSEUM, SOUTI EIESEINOTON.— Numbsr of visitor, for the week wediag Kay 13, 2.222. Total number fines the opeake of Um Kum him flaky pa Kay o 1125 8 / 1 1001043. MORAVIAN Mtssions.—The jubilee meeting of the London Association of these minions was held yes terday in Willis's-rooms. The Right Hon. Lord Ebury presided, and in opening the proceedings sketched the history of the church of the united brethren, which for upwards of one hundred and thirty years has carried on its missions to heathen lands. He paid a high tribute to the character of the missionaries, whose efforta to advance civilisation amid circumstances of considerable danger to themselves formed one of the most interesting narratives of modern times. He remarked that the association was not a society composed of the united Moravian episcopal church, but of English Christians, who were united for the purpose of showing not only their sy.npathy but their sense of what the brethren had done by supporting their mission. The Rev. Mr. Mooney read a brief report, which stated that, having completed its fiftieth year, the London Association held their jubilee in hope of awakening • deeper interest in their missions. The sun' of 180,0001. had been collected since the formation of the association. The total numbers by the returns from the various stations at the commencement of the present year were-88 stations, 318 missionaries, 20,721 communicants ; and the congregations numbered 70,311. The meeting was addressed by the Rev. J. La Trobe, Rev. W. B. Mac kenzie, and other gentlemen. GRZAT WESTRAN RAILWAY.—The special general meeting, adjourned from the 14th kat , was held yesterday at the Paddington Terminus, Mr. C. A. Wood, in the ab sence of Sir D. Gooch, consequent on the death of Lady Gooch, in the chair. The Chairman, having expressed re gret at the cause of Sir D. Gooch's. absence, explained that the meeting was held under the Wharncliffe standing order to consider two bills, viz., the Great Western Additional Powers Bill and • bill for making a junction with the Kingston and Eardisley line. The more important pro vision of the first bill was that which referred to the agreement with the Bristol and South Wales Company and with the Severn Navigation Companies, which had already been discussed. The second bill merely gave authority to the Kingston and Eardisley Company to come into the Great Western at Tilley. It involved no outlay on the part of the Great Western. Both bills were submitted by the usual formal resolution and approved. In regard to the third bill, the Cambrian, which stood on the notice, the Chairman stated that the clauses in it affecting the Great Western had been withdrawn ; COD. esquently no further adjournment was n . Yournrox 11ZROISM. —Mr. Philip ewmatin three children were playing beside the river Stour, at Sturminster Newton, on Friday, when the • bey 16 mouths old, fell into the water. The el t, , girl named Bethia, without the slightest hesitation, jumped in after him, although the water was eery deep, She succeeded in satohing hold of her little brother ' and tamed towards the bank, hat, being unable to swim, both were sinking rapidly, when the other child, loialtard, seed seven years, instead of running for assistance, lay down on the brink and managed to mach the little boy, which his sister pushed towards the shore. An soon ea i he had placed the little ens on the gram he itaut hold of his sister's dna., which was scarcely visible, just as she was sinking, and dragged her ashore. Restoratives war/ aced and she is now recovering rapidly. The sate ty of Loth °hashes is attributed its the coolness of the MU. fellow. ADMIRALTY MAY 25.—APPOINTRIRIITIL--CIIFIMMI A. F. R. De Ho ney,: to the Reefer, vise Bowyear, whose I period of service has expired ; Aseistase-Paynasstent Fred. H. Say., to be secretary's dark to Rear... Unties! Ryder, and George F. H. Kent, to the Bellerophon. Dmitri:A.—BALLY' ingrown) it Dr Ruses !Wyman. ARAB= FOOD TO 1131ftoot=s, kap. sad ever sit Av in el or sipura, mamma. wed maim teven. oarammedaa. 6 l: l =6. ouras z Alskliod all mdislose. %deem atst Ws Hallow a. Peps. movesllllllllms its ease In ether now ea —Tim ; 111114. Us. ; ftl4 , 406., sr 111. moat . Alp the Ilimalsata Clissobile Nagar, wee Um ipamistrated lonaL—Da sad 00., TT XerZ ist Law • don ; also Farkas and Wasmsraint at r disralriltrosl Chelleidie le ale {lass assesati THE SCOTCH 'cross BILL. The Daily Netts points out that the spirit of compromise was curiously displayed last night in the division, by which the house adopted Mr. Disraeli's pro posal to give seven members to Scotland in preference to Mr. Baxter's rival scheme, by which ten were to be given. The government having accepted the principle of increasing the representation of Scotland without increasing the total number of members of parliament, the House of Commons, with that spirit cf give and take which makes con tenioa essi. r if .t males it le,s valuable, has allowed them to ripply the principle in their own way and to their own extent. The Doily /rescs trusts that the of jectionable arrangement of the cumula tive vote will not be ext. nled I.y the house to Glasgow. What Mr. Disraeli will do with the three surplus English eats of which Mr. Baxter's instruction makes him a pre sent did not appear last night, but perhaps they may 1e used to buy off opposition upon critical points in the Irish bill. The Times considers that the committee made wonder tat strides last night. It suggests that a third member might be given to Edinburgh, elected on the naive:di, priewiple, and so avoid the monotony in Scotch reprimands tion deprecated by Mr. Lowther. The itic‘myph complains that: notwithstanding the per. grey made hum night. nearly three lumirs Isere wasted 'a wrangling. The Shrr contends that Scotland has a fair claim to the whole ten members. It is upon these lines if at the redis tribution contest for Scotland has now to be fought, and to these requisitions the go►ernment will have to yieldl They have been loyal and aeaaible up to a certain point— se: loyal and sensible that their followers almost rose in re hel'ious turmoil against them ; ►at they will have to towhee sip their minds to go farther, and once more to carry otdc the "tithes of the liberal majority. MISCELLANCOU4 TOW( S. Ile Times refers to Mr. Har.lyir reply last night rela tive es lam cowrie* Leirett, and espressos satisfaction In knowarg that is enipporting the verdict he had the full concuss/ace ot the Lord Chief Justice of England and Mr. Basin Brasswell. —ln a second article cur contempo rary a&rises that it should be tried whether these is nut sudiciez* power is the existing law to. restrain Mr. Mur• phy. It it can be sworn that there ie smear to apprehend a breach tt the paw* his lectures can be prevented. and this is u step which ought to be talc m et.y town in which Mr- Murphy nay repose to lecture. _ _ The Daily Nen, t•eate WI robberies imhotels, for which cool heads and carefully-locked bedroma doers on race nights seem the best res.vily ; and, atter describing some statistics published by the Education Aid Society of Manchester, proceeds to refer in sheets notes to the expected opposition in the House of Lords. to Mr. Torrens' Artissis* and Labourers' Dwellings the nuisance which the operations of the Board of Womiusbas cre►ted at Barking, and to the incendiary hailing:ass of the lec turer, Murphy. On the latter suhiect the Daily News thinks it would not .he surprisieg if religious liberty should one day suffer from the rueissures that may become necessary to restrain the violence ftw which it is made the pretence. The Herald calls Murphy • pugnasieua protestant lecturer, but while it thinks he can do ao good to his cause by his present proceedings, it coubeLde that the laws of England cannot be altered becau.s Irishmen find it difficult to obey them. The Rev. Canon Ham has aocepted the rectory of Rol!eaten, neer Burton-upon-Trent, ip the dioesae of Lich deld, and will accerdinzly akortty vacate , the important Crown moles' of West R JIMA Melody" the intrusive of three distnetchuretrem—Jrceord. The Established Church (Ireland) Commission sat yesterday. The commissioners present were :—The Earl of Meath (chairman), Earl Stanhope, Viscount de Void, Sir J. Napier, Bart., Col. R. A. Shako Adair. Mr. J. T. Ball, Q.C., LLD., Mr. E. P. Shirley, Mr. G. Clive, /LP., Mr. E. Howes, M.P. The secretary, Mr. J. Fr.viere Elringtos, Q.C., LID., was also in attendees's. THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC QUESTION. - Mr. George Potter gave evidence yesterday before the Select Committee on Sale of Liquors on Sunday Bill. t Mr. Potter said he had well studied the provisions of the present bill, and was greatly in favour of it. The condition of the working classes had been his study for years. No doubt amongst skilled labourers of late years there has been a great decrease iit drinking habits, bat amongst tin ...killed labourers the same progress has not been made. He did not believe it was necessary to the comfort of Sunday excursionists that they should find public-houses open to them when they returned to town. When he used to go out on Sunday excursions he frequently found himself more exhausted and more unfit for work on the Monday morning than when he left it on the Saturday evening. In answer to further questions Mr. Potter said he thought Sunday excursions the hardest work a man could do. Though in favour of the bill he did not defend it on religious grounds, but for the sake of preserving Sunday as a day of rest, THE SUICIDE MANlA.—Yesterdav Dr. Lankester held inquests on three bodies at the Elephant and Castle, St. Pancras. The first inquest was on the body of Mr. G. Nutting,sged 543, pianoforte-maker, late of the firm of Nut ting and Addison, lrt, Nassau-street, Soho. Deceased had latterly been in very embarrassed circumsbnces, and had . become very excited in his manner. On Wednesday last four bills became due, and this circumstance preyed upon his mind inn great degree. On Saturday last he left his . place of business without paying the workmen, &Lynn that be was going to the City to get the money to pay with. He was not seen again alive, but his body was.. found the same day in the Regent's Canal, near the Gloucester-road. The medical evictors* showed that death had resulted from drowning, and the jury returned a ver diet of " Suicide whilst of unsound mind." The second inquest, which was on the body of Henry Medden, ape( 34, was attended with very singular circumstanosa.• The deceased yesterday week we evidence at the same place as this inquest was held respecting the death of a mate, who committal suicide by drowning himself in She Regent's-canal. During the pest week deceased has been. chaffed a great deal by his fellow-weekine who insinuated thathehadmadeawaywith hisinate.aailsaid that be would.. hear more about it. This bad suck an effect upon h!rethat • he became deranged, and told peasant he met that the police were after him, and he should be either hinged or transported. He also indulged in lite of crying. On Friday last he was found lying in lieivoom face dew:rawer& with a gash across his throat. A knife was foutcri by his. side. The jury returned &verdict of " Suicide whilst of unsound mind." In the third ease the inquest - esa on the. body of a man unknown,. aged about 40, &acted like a,. working man, who wasdetind daveirned in the Regent's. canal on Friday last. The jury returned an Tip verdice„, that deceased was foundi drownels. lout that btu he GIMPs, into the tester there was no seniors to show. THE OUTRAGE BY Boys RE THE CIT 11 — Teetert• day, at the Mansion•teuse, the two boys Art gar Forrester Smith, aged 14, and Hector Aagustus Sr - jtb, aged were aria brought up in the oestody of Tgotective Sew rant Mom, for further examination on tle *harp pt.*. tempting to murder Mary Ann Nunn, the fouseteepeost No. 2, eatherineaoart, Seething-lane, and gosling box in her room the sum of H. Os. 6d, rim surgeon Guy's Hospital stated that Me. Nunn hailinot made :Buell progress during the last few days and wte still unable to attend the court- She was sow, howeval, out of diner. No further evidence was offered, and the Lord idayor remanded the prisoners for another week THE Suumisx Hor Pts.NrAltignrs. —The. hop plantations in Surrey now present; a most tnagarious aspect, and in no preview mown daktle young essir_ever look more ising or forward in gparth. Themeadnese ed the pW winter was by no means advantageous to the rounds pleated with hops, and the insects ocedisened to work &mead the roots without any sessionabis 'heck by frost, but no permanent damage was done. The plan tation& were cleaned soon the sprin& and the Knshoots reside their maziaisally early; its contingency of A frosts theestened the crop.. Fortunately we had no frost, and the shoots kepi Lic"M. They are ow n poled, end the vine is beginning i. The roots have stocked out well, end the vino la at present quite free from lice, hop-Ity, and other pests which too frequently &Mask the blue. Nothing definite ma be regarded as to the probable yield, but the bawl shows well for hope, and, should the. weather continue favourable, and the blight not damage the plantations, there sea Wino doubt glint good crops will be predneed, and, beyond all doubt, gathering will be unusually early, There are many new gardens this year cultivated for growing I hops around Farnham, Ash, Woking, and adieeent dia. Mots, and isoombgE tweets have Pai and Nente i d i , high lisessiums for tea is p er ' er pn ews ila Me duty Is Wooed. ibis Ukeireetlime n o g ‘r ig s . /11 : 1 3 1 2 P er f i . Wawa, wee Sothis bateire the demand nee these dholos tsm "anilines% ere not moth loos, hat only la packets, signed C 0. ," Mame ma t] sied, Otirtelosportessof VA, Poo Tes."*Mvirilmt .► F IRST CLASS SILKS LrarktnY PRlcnit. Carriage 'tree. Patterns Peat Into the Country Free FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, LOWEST PRICES. Carriage Free. Patterns Seat LI the Country From. FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, rf PROLSTEBERS. 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CONTI3II% : Preface. Not In Society. C. L —lntroduces Mr. Bailey and the Stranger in Vel. veteen. It. Mr. Bailey's Party. „ Ill.—Takes the Reeder from Barnard's fun to Brompton Orange. ,„ IV.—Olance. at the History of St. Patrick Smith, Fs-11. P. V.-11to Duke's Drag. Music In Venity Pair. r Last Sensiou. (Madan. Among the Plettures. Part I. Court Costume, sa it Was, Is, and Ought to be. Lord George lientlack : a Stable Fragment. Two of our Rally Subscribers. Croquet. The Two Ppsdonen. The Meroodal Window. A Dramatic Story, In a Prologue and Three Ada. Prologue. Act dm First, Scene I.—The Fair Organist. Scene 2.—Mr. Nicadenius Oasford at Home. Scene 3.—A Boom to St. boorge'esquare. Notes and incidents. Correspondence me Heraldic Anomalies : Cricket : Strikes : Habiagdon's Worceaterahire : About Training; Bad Writing: The Ricer Terrace. Obituary deny*, - Coni Brougham—King Thaminre—John Burnet Mr. John Crawfurd—Mr. Samuel Bentley—Y. Louia de 1* Ham Beadhury. 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E. , on STRICT U RE ITI of the URETHRA, and the Special Diseases of the Urinary Organs In both saxes. Tho result of IA years' practical experience ; with treatment and eases. Also, by the same Author, THE. SKIN In DEALIH and DISEASES. Price ft. 6d. ;by post Is sa. Landon: K. Renshaw. 866, Strand. Price le.. ri - OW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment _ls end Cure of Indigestion. Fistulence. and Nervous Affec tions peculiar to Men. By JOHN HARVEY. F.A.5... Loudon Death and Son. 6S Ludgate-MIL LC. FRANCE. PAX'S, Mir 25, Evuttsc. The Etn,do rd of this evening says :—"M. Itouher, •ho has been rather seolously indispcood darir g the past wk, is now perfectly ennraleacent, and will return to p a runt the end of the present wink." BICLGIUM. BRUSSELS, MAT 25, Evrxixo. Th I Minister of War, M. Routed, hiss left for E d. ofhp a Wettest., which have just terminated, have resulted in the p rOVineeS to favour of the atria*, candidates, and at B ans de mew* in favour of the Mew EGYPT. ALEXANDEL, MAY 23. The V. ieeroy arrived here yesterday in good health. Al I the Ministers ha•e Ie n transferred from Cairo to Ala Tandsin for the sums er s AMC. MALTA. MALTA, Mar 25. Letters no-tired here from Broyrrat to the lith inst. report that on thie preceding drip Mr. Yank/mem and Mr. Stevens (ea ensnarer) had bees hidnapped by • band of 30 brigands. A rases of 3,00 W. Is demanded he these gentlemen, under a 'Nees of aendingin their heeds The family of Mr. Yodel's's" proposed to send 1, - ,0101. on the 18th. Intelligence from Tunis of the nd La. announces that no arrangement had been arrived at relative to the misunderstanding with the French government. the 18th the Preach consul, Armagh a third party, deliseiod a despatch containing strong censures on the seaduct of ties seisnadar or chief minister. VALICITA, MAT Her Majesty's troopship Serapis arrived hese yesterday from Portsmouth and Gibraltar. She brio fifty naval supernumer a rie s , Mr. Pantold, sessetary to Ad. miral Faitshaws, the newly-appointed Superintendent of Malta dockyard, and Captain Mackillop, appointed to orgaaise Eg3rptian naval affairs and transport service. The Crocodile and Seraphs leave for Alexandria on the .Nth instant. CHINA. HONG KONG, MAT 1. Grey shirting', G 5 cites, 2.9) dole. ; water twist. 120 dole. Cotton , 13. Tea season closed. Ex change on London, 41. SHANOHAE, APRIL 25. 'Grey shirtings, 6 catty, 225 tank. Cotton, 18 tomb. Tea season closed. Silk quiet ; season doting. Settlements in fortnight, 700 bales. Export to date, 55,123 bales. Exchange on London, 6s. JAPAN. SHANGHAE, APRIL 2.5. According to advice. from Japan to the 10th inst., the state of affairs was unchanged. Trade at Yokohama was paralysed. AMERICA. (IT ATLUITIC TILEGRAPH, THROUGH YR. RCUT11111•012101.) NEW YORK, Di.tv The North German Lloyd's steamship Bremen arrived out on Sunday, and the Inman steamship City of London, the Allen steamship Nova Scotian, a n d th e Allan (Glasgow) steamship St. Petrick arrived out to-day. Closing Prices :—Oold, 140. Sterling exchange en Leadta, 110 5 . United States 5-20 Bonds, 1882, 1103 ; ditto, 1885, 1081 ; 10.40 United /Mates Bonds, 1054. IW I nois, 148. Brie, 09g. Cotton: Middling Upland, 31 Petroleum, standard white, 30. Floor, extra State, 9 dole. 50e. Coen, old mixed, 1 doL 15e. FORSION MAILS. Sorrusarrox, MAY 25. —The North German Lloyd's steamer New York, from New York, has arrived here with 215 passengers for this port, Havre, and Bre men, 38 sacks of mails, and 30u,320 dots. for London. On the 19th the New York spoke the steamer Bremen and the English ship Clara Wheeler, and on the 22nd the Ea barque Jessie Stone. t h Royal Mail steamship China, from New York on the 13th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 3 p.m. yester day, with 117 cabin passengers and 459,000 dole. in specie. Elbe landed 112 ucks of mails and 26 passengers. and proceeded for Liverpool at 4 p.m. ; all well. Tax W seta INDIEs.—The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Plantagenet arrived in the Mersey yes terday from Colon sad Port-au-nines. News anticipated. Fr VENABLEB & SONS, 103, .11- • 104, 106. WHITICHATZL. and 2,4, 2, & 2, eomnbarcialidro• LONDON. Etta Wished nearly half a Centnry.