The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-03 00:00:00

. R / REO iN 1868. t 6 r. - 4j , r • 9' • ~= Gr r' t• o JU' Na 6,809.1 (I‘N.IDA, America, Australia. New Zealand, , i - e l PEC I A L APR I L NOTI C E. IL, ~..-.n.11411,1, and Brazil..-Cheapest mages to all porta, kJ CO-OPE:RATITE PRI NCIPLLw. iiisi ,.. ha midi .tc.ini and clipper chips, at lowed rate, floods Mr. 'r. W. STAPLETON, who commenced business on them ki wi... 14 Atippol and Insured by CHA MAR HAMMOND sad principles in the (Sty In 1831, his now the h. pour to announce : Bow, , ',Lice .b ~ Orn:cchitroh street, Flt hie return from Bordeaux: ant! to ill' KM IT. at PRICEi on this tio stem, CLARETS of 1638, legit, D)twt, and Pier., of qualities that 81., Lott EN . _Di rec t R oute to H anover , B runs . tune leen rarely detienal for public side ne,erof the ISti.:' ateny ~,1,. Anil central Germany. - The North German Li....re !wire. The two homer vintazes are *even and three—years in see Cr snags serew steamer VALLE. Captain HUN DEsYN, !'rice. : the two latter can be had either in hhds. or by the dozen,. the 1865, are de c l a red In Itonlea t iv as unequalled g e w i... itcluitelied 'CU c liriDAY, June 4, sailing at Blackwell (Wea;: , r permitting' at 12 neon.—Fares to it emen. L 2 and Y.I: dnn°3 this century. Ihe following are a portion of this Mock : and can be ordered returi, ti. sets, .0 sod a:1 s.—Apply at CilAeLlN'S Universal olio-. I:•.i.‘ .iit.cir en', W. ; or to till LLI PP:, 0 RAN' Es, pH Li. train Diet to Winton , or direct from his relate abroad. They LIPID ,, ~n t h Co., at. Dunstan'shouse, frozsdane, Great Tower- will Is' brut on approval or return, guano,, el of their repro Wee t. l'. i' eented growth. The stoc4 has cost selecting over ti 1.500. .. _ l Images 1836 bottled In 1803 anti the 1102 In INL—conelst of AI ETitc)p()I.ITAN RAILWAY. -itOßs g La !bile, Groan La tins, Col d' Est toned. the Chateaux Duero, La Grange LennUe, Rausan, Latour, Slouton, Margaux, and - , 114th . Icriculturel Hall, I.divatun , Mu) Jo, hula' I. y; Lifitte hr. ' 3,4, and f. I% ii.....'4 entre the nearest staCiin. t.iiticce 1964 'nearl, all bottled last year'. —St. Julien La Rose, lIIIIE UNIT few irietotimel, Hi %lan EI) LAND COMPANY (Limited). La bone, tie Chateau% LIS Orange, Leo. t s i i , H e t.-, [lour, Haut lirion. Margaux and Lailitte, etc.: also aU -R. Iticorpot.c..l mid, the C.lnipailes set., Is , ' and IS/17. or I flakes . , Nuts de Cute, and Palus. and co op atii '-. rash thy C.aottr,Ltite la:l3,ltt Building So, ietl. i-,,, i , in0 too. , i —iloirii.., sad In i ..... _ y r , ins ,,, ,ili. Em i l i o . , enroll,-,I it, I .i. - . 4! o,„1,•, I; ; ,..,I 7 w ill it' . afi ::-.' No , lex j:4 ii vi:ioo , ~,,1%. 1 „. .5 . t1,..t u,• 1 1 , 1 , 1,ii . A . 1 . 1 ,, 5 , ~,r at. tiered', St. Esteplie, Bourg. 'Multi., Grand Poujeaux, - Phe lan. Alarganx, Meynev, Les Orme,. Canon•V.lter, Brown Can ine i If: , C 1 , - , t.. . f Lciol..t. •HARE , \ •,.I 1.1. I:El El% ELI after tellos, Poutet, Clos-Labety, Latnue.Carnet, La Orange, Colon. the I tit lag . fool for tie country at ,•r Doe Mothhist. Le- - -. r ' Dulue : tho Chateans La ROM-, Ka It4llll. Nlonton, and all :•11.1$ ls LS est it Deposit. k I per sh a re t.O application. and LI en Al'. Intent. No further call to exceed c I per lisle nod an the "rmde rin "' Grimd.Dniinaires ' Da (Initnaire ' l inf .., ~, ~, I h r „, . ..,, n th. i „ ,t apw t „. l w ,„ earl , ca. iniere ,, i Fur Price Lists, tasting of i, Stock in London or lkirdeaux, sans , k c.. address; T. W. STAPLETO. 203. Regent. p t ! paid in adeaues: to be at Hie c id rote of 2. per oat per fic ea r of Couduit.strect, W. -4:460U-bed N la City in 1633• e fret, cot , ann.:, flo.,.ectuees awl forma of application for shares may be had i i . o n, ... haiii..l.4. the Loral. it and IV.,tinicatec Bank. ilea& T HE 18,000 B O TTL ES of CHAMPAGNE, at oftlei !-'.town}, and Temple liar Branch. N.C.. or Messrs. 365. per dozen, being all sold, a further contract for 14,930 Her, , . , ; ,Itillbar. and CO .St. Jon.- :,,street, S.%s N. . and itt the bottles of very dry 18 84 IrPeTneY ChaniPairne hal Nit bum 8001- ,A, - \ , ,:i, N,,T.f.,1), street tittaint iv I'. cluded with the News. De Vann& of 23 years' connexion. i - II ARLES LL%% I; fi IL U N EiwiN secretary. Them wines are hill bodied, dry, and in high condition. fame of rinse dozen bent for L. 5 as., en approval or return.—Addrees _ ..- N Li I DON and S U 13U RBA N LAND and T. w. aTartarrux. ma, itartat-aarest, owner at caaruitaarwit. la t.:.nisu cult veal) Merited'. , PetabUshed over 30 years. 061.....—N0. lila, Yetchtsch-ntivet. E. C --- u... • , s 11.,i I,i On DEPO:111' at FOCI: PEI: CE_NT. INTEREST, 9 ■ MAGNUMS or DOUBLE 80TTLE5 h ip,,, •..,..,, pi ..,t ~.4,,,,.. rerdl of IMS VINTAGE ('HAMPAGNE. —Thls mag ii • . rid: i ENT. allowed on sow's 4 2100 and upwards if h i 11 ,.,, if , wine will be .. Hod as ri pp ape or to any ever dry •-. . • i for loot liAs than one ),,,e re, i,i,,, shipped, having curried firstyrize et Paris.--l'ases of 12, at this JONATHAN TA% LiilL Ar,retnre.. Address, T. W. STAPLETON. BANK ''' ItRITISII NORTH AMEIIICA.. - in-.rperatd toy t i t tol harter. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX T h . ~, ,i.. 1 I. re. i ors II KRLIA VE NOTICE, that a HALF- cuutrr to be MILD, In bond at L 9, or duty paid at ant per cask (V do vintage 1863, or by the dozen at 14s, NEA c 1.1 id, 1... ' , l'. at the colt of Sts per lent per annum, on th • :ii.it..l •.1 1 - ..• Rank. will he PAID, on the 4th day of J o y 111 one or three dozens.—Lan be tasted at T. W. STAPLILTON a nest. ~. i i„. 1 ., ~.“ O.ra of Stones recistered in this crainte) ; Sol Regent -street. and 1 , .. t :t tot t It, r -tint of 15s. per Share taken from the profits T HE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd ~,, ti „. ~.,,. ~..7 ~II be paid to the Proprietorsat the borne time, t411.1.,,0citt•... cis free rd inet•nie la, and 4th shipments, tlO 10s.—Over 800 quarter casks of this s., fl 01 .1. ,--. . II be made between the 2..7th inst. and the 4th pure CADIZ SHERRI" bare arrived and been sold at LlO 10e each, 1 ,,„,c... ~, il c "sw.ks must be el, sell during that period.—}3)• duty laid, since September, 1866. The 3rd and eth shipment& J l'it'. thief clerk. are now landing, comprised of 320 quarter casks. Price, as be ,. . :: In .1. .I.4.itewtreet Within, London. Est's, fore, 10 guineas each. Samples or free tasting at T. W. ara. tea, 2, Isis . j PI.EION'S. 303, Regent-street. center of Coodult.street, W. L.`" LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted 1S2:1. .c...eta-11ot at ds ..1 Five and a Quarter Mi Won.. Annual Income Hsi( a billl on. CI dm.. Paid—seven and a Half Millions. • ot the molds allotted to the A uured Quinquennially. 1;1 • non. rz..:nble.l to Yolyie—Upwards of Four Millions. ~, i peetno... Statements of Accounts. *c., apply to the • • et the lMon. Fir ethdret t. L.•ndou. WILI.IANI SA bl I'EL DOWYEIt. Actuary. STAR BRAND XERES SHERRY.—The second shipment of this superior, pale, delicate, soft, witty XERES SHERRY has Just arrived. Per quarter-cask, £l2 Ha or by three lozens, 245. per doyen.—At T. W. STAPLETON'S. QUPKRB 1860 VINTAGE PORT.-200 pipes, quarter casks, or 11,100 dozens. The third of th,lie much-admired Ports, selected by Mr FITAPrga on the Alto Douro In 1806, and shipped by him without this usual addition of 18 per cent of aquadente and oteieoplipi: con sequently are clean, soft, pure Ports of the old type, and Si for Immediate use; or, U bottled, with certainty of 'meowing in ta o )ears. Price per pipe, 611 dozen, SAR ; quarter cask, Art; or per dozen, its. ed.—Address T. W. BTAPLEI'ON, SO, &gent street. AGOBLET of BURGUNDY FILL, FILL FOR ME old song . GREAT DESIDERATI*SI.—Genutne l• RD CROY, BEA CJOI.AIS. and CHABLIS WINES. direct from the GROWER'S VINEYARD. delivered free, from 5e Od. per g Samples and references may be had from medical and other customers.—Address. pre•pald letter +I. , It. MOULIN. at Romany he. THOISSEY, FRANCE N.B.—Letter. can of Mr. liken, Engineer, 11 , Adam-street, Adelphl, Londoo, shall be forwarded. BURGUNDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, Growers and lectors, Macon. Depot for England, 232, Regent-street, W.—lTpwards of 30 varieties of the hoed growths. Burgundy Is pronounced by the faculty and connoisseurs to he preeminently the mod salutary wins for this cilmate.—Assorted sample dozen by rail for 445. VLARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar N.._, of Bordeaux Wines, comprising the float growths. old in bottle sad In See condition for Immediate use. Of the namerous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Preen' only were pronounced to be thoroughly genuine wine, of delicate and soperior Savour. See •• Lancet." September li, 1807. Prom 14 to 1602. per dozen. U 2, Regent-street. 11010 T FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hook, Moselle. Choice effervescing Wines at moderate WIWI. Lists on application.-252, Regent Crest, W., north of Oxford-street. SPECIAL NOTICE. CL E ICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSV RA NCE s(ie I STY. Extshlisheil Al; • • -ous ahn effect Policies on the Participating Scale be lob ,u, 30th, Ivry, will be entitled at tie next boa= to one ycli • td•iitl4.o.ll Sitar. of Profits over later entrants ••I Itat,s. and Forms of Proposal, can be obtained trout say oi the mut:tetra Agents, or of • • 1:01t0 TeLl SEE. Actuary and Secretary. 13. .isme,'s.snuare, London, S.W. 1 7 LANIIN I'ARK near St. John's ClTreh,HACKNEY.—Zilgible 1111.4:1101.1) i I ilitING LAND. MI:. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by ti .-rpiN. at the London Tavern. nishopseste-street. eip o tit./S it XV. June ft, at ly for 1, Seventy-three Lots of •• dicilde fitt".1:110L1) BUILDING I.AND, basing valuable fmi. , .2e , to important thoroughfares, and consisting of One Ts% l in t, Fight shop Plots, in Clapton-road and Rushmore -3,1 1 sixty fur Plots for Private (louses, In Alreack-road, limbo...re road, and Powerwroft road. Nine-tenths of the pm , rho.. ...oney timv remain on nun lenge or contract at 6 per cent. tat ..t. to be paid in nine )ears by equal quarterly Instalments, or the balance mity he paid at any time without notice.—Plans, eomfitions ni sa`e may be obtained of Mr. R. Portl not place North, Clanton-road : of T. W. Rogers, Cm, . No. TO. Ftitchttreb•strert. of Meters. Hammack atot ininbert, anhitects and surveyors. 59. Rlshopsgate.street Within . at the place of sale: of the Auctioneer, at the offices of the Condon and fuhnrhsn Land and Building Company (Limited:, No. lu7t, Fettchutch.strett, City. MR. RE.tRDEN is instructed to SELL or ', KT coy Nyity and TOWN FRTATEB, MANSIONS. and 11 4 11..5E.5. Furnished and l'nfurtished. situate In t'pper Gros,cnor Perk. Hertford, Curzon, Bolton, fltrattist, flames, Half Noon, Berkeley, Hill, Charles, Bruton, Albemarle. Grafton, and •rinces streets, Piccadilly, Park-lane, St. Goorge'splace, AIM:t gate Belgrace, Eaton, Ecelentos , Berkeley. (Miaow, and liar' .er Squares Princes late. Terrace and Gardens, Queen's gate awl To roe. Prince of Wales's.terraee. Hyde-park•gate, Rutheol cats. cromwell.road. The Bolton,. Notting-hill. Glou• teeter p 1...., ily,lo.parkwardens.Parille-mw, Oroscenor•gardens, K a ton.idace, Norwood. Voresbhill, Dulwich, Ealing. Berke, Bed. ford. Dorset, Hants. Kent, Middlesex, Surrey. Yorkshire, Cuni- Berland. cheAdre, Glonreeter. Oxford, Isle of Wight, rardigsti, and ' , Away - -Particulars of which, in his Resister. with orders 4. , may be obtained, gnats, on application at his offices, Nos Piccadilly. 11 RR( ,W. —Convenient HOUSE to be LET :,t inw rent, (+me to St*tlnn.—Apply to Mr. POOLE, Lilt , t I If 41170 W, N. V. A1)1\1E:IA.-PARK, Mid-Kent Line, two ....not— front Lewisham ittation.—SEM I .DETACH CD VIII lot f.i Rent s.:3s.—Apply on the Premises, or to Mr. m I: I I ‘. .11 street-place. Q It It ITON. A very convenient SEM I lia Ai RED VILLA. with a large Cartel', to LILT. V, lo I, m Rent £4s.—Apply to Mr. WINDSOR. Moue A. • -.orbit•oo, or Mr. MARTIN. 4. t!ueon-street place, R.C. Its H A LTON, healthiest 8? ot in England. A V ...Owl DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE to LET In the A 5..... Itrott E.4.—Apply on the Premises, or to Mr. MARTIN, stre,t E. C. MFR PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS. 7 Ithiden.l3, 10 2d 20 per Cent. per Annum on outlay. MI A RllitiLDErtn, CAPITALIATA. • Inforrnatsdn and Jude Investments, should mad slI R It VESTMENT CIRCULAR (post free'. 01,11. "harp dud Co., shared eiders, 32, Poultry, London, ).C. "HONEY, in large or small amounts, and for long avi or abort perindit with or without a life policy readily ob. Odnal.le at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ABIUItANCZ COY PA %t , Limited;, 48A, Oztord-dreat, Bloodiabory, W.C. MOSEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED bums dlateiy on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law ivel+ May be repaid by earl Instalments. No charge it de clinci muretlom dispensed with.—Apply personally at the litTa rit ivvirm, a, Southampton-street. Strand, W.C. Ad es& et made also on lasses. We policies, Ac. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES so, call at once on the undersigned. and be relieved from the un lehia.usitt tear of bnprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and divorre caste conducted on moderate terms. Private arranfee mem . made wttb creditors. Deed. of composition and malign meat executed. Protection to person and property obtained witt..nt publielty.—Apply to Mr. & BALMS, 67, Strand, W.C. Boon, It till 4. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, I, R.4i 54, Coleman-street, E.O , Negotiates Partnerships, audits and adjusts booksor intricate seconnts,effects arrangements with creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts for Court of Bankruptcy. Ran of Reversions, Ufe Interests, and Annuities ducted, and money obtained In connection with We Assurance. bIEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE- 1 IXTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and 'respectability, free of charges to the creditor, o• a commission of 10 per cent. on the amount metered.—Apply far address, or by letter to A.Z., No. 366, City-road, LC. fiIIATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES V end LOCKS for Bankers and others are only to be Dad horn the winner of the Challenge Stakes of 30,000 traces at the Parts Bahihltion. Depot, 110, Cannon-street London, E.C. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF ../.1 1 7.8.—Before purehming send for Griffiths' Monthly list (defiles. by Milner. Marv, Thos. Perry and Sons, Mnrdan. Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about halt the mire 01 new. A guarantee given with each. A H t neentity of 1 antis Safes, from £2loe. Apply to 011.17Y/TBS, 43, Cannon West. KC RELIANCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE PROOV SA/EB.—lf you ulah to purchase a good Second l• ire-proof Safe, apply to JOHN TANN, he having a quan ta) to dtipnee of conaiderabli under the original priee.—War•- huute. to, Walbrook, GM )N ERTIBLE arromArrs for Centre of to form two settees and two mg Astro, a treat ment on theordlnary ottoman. °afro( IFILMiIt and SON 1.1.1.141e1eT11. Si and S 2. Berners-etreet, Oxford-street. W. f art .t). 34 and Ai, Charles-street. An illustrated catalogue post tree. JOHN 008 NELL and Co's PATENT TRICHOSAItiIIf. or newly-inyented Ball-BRUM the pemliar mechanical ronatruction of which acoomplishos the two operations of cleansing and polishing simultaneous/7. Irk trpgerTheammrst , late of ItTbreeKing-ct..Loniberd-el. London. COWL —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY supply Motet tram their Collieries It Clay Crow—no boa otaal to Ware Rod. It tbi. net ton ; sententi. 181.--almb tin 411 v , r7.-ot4irt to CHI 0 IRCI If. BUWWOOD 4 L A CK IDGEWAItreILOAD. W. DYSPEPSIA COMMPATION.—Rapid cure b BELLOCS CHAROOAL, In the shape of powders or mob, appr oved by the Academy of Mediates of Pails. Powder, Is. 11.1. 9d .— tloL Nu* Kr. (4, lOWA French 03emlef• p• BerEwl9e, Loodos. COAL.--GIZORCIK J. COCKERELL Bid oasis only. Cash S4L-111. Cora& and Co. trim RICHMONDB are now 19e. cash.—Mr. F. -a- YCHALAZ, N 0.12, Coatoffics. St. Pancras Station pDIGNITION. sowers Wenn= MIA • 04M•1• •111,1111‘ ••• • Powerful Tale. B o y B o wywbere, la &Mee L. 10.. k. 9cl. *LA Us. ARNOLD and BONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUSSES aelmosfledged to be the flighted and moot cosa- -----_ fortsiile wearing trues invented. Eleatic steeiclara, Knee- , *Pk ' llc • ter ‘anCOae reins, weakness, do . Abdominal Belts. Railway dimes _._, d0w ...... L . Cons , nienoes, Crutches, Artificial Legs. Arms, Bends. NYes, *e. : JOZZATAis mr.ComPAMNlLisweed=-411=ChrrilYInvy.10, moat sad r% err theerlatioa at surgical appliance maaufectured bs proved bY the rigia=„ a z oo i. k Fob, as,ls, amienar. ARNOLD and SONS &5 sad SS, West Smithfield, London. chemists, es. OL .. lT Z —tinss, sad. la lamb; a% Q. Jana% N.E. — Directions ter massearement and Ickes forwarded. Ai goici•Do 11-, rue 4 l, xmamokot. ortootoloaf %We lo MONA on radio. hawk dwralid. Plol' FRERES respectfully intimate that these announcements will only appear at rare intervals, In order that the prices of their wines shall not he influenced by expen sive advertising. Note the address.-2A ilegentetreet, W. Tasting room first floor. SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Golden. imported direct from Jerevde-la-Yroutera. ount and delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and largely consumed as a dinner Wine.—Terms cash, and carriage paid, the importers, PHYTHIAN and SONS, 435, West Price lists pest teat OLD PORT, 245. per doz., imported direct from Oporto 'Sandeman's phippinr, full bodied and fruity, highly recommended for invalids requiring a genuine and nutritious wine.—Terms cash, and carriage I aid by the importers, PHY TIIIAN and SONS. 43.2. West Strand. Price lists or samples forwarded gratis on application. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN 61111111TION, 1886. Mr celebrated old IRISH WHIsKY gained the DUBLIN MIMS MEDAL—it , mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold In bottles,Ta Bd. each, at the retail houses In London by the agents In the principal towns In England ;or wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-street, London, W. —O bserve the red seal , pink labe l and cork branded "Hbashan's LL Whisky. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a now Invention, so admirably contrived that • full butt, as well sa smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the @affluent of the most limpid Mild by no possiMlity can be disturbed. Prke its., 145., to suit 44, 9, and 18 kallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more eat beer or sour wine. Price Y. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, as.—Apply direct to JAMES RA kLOW, patentee, 14, [lag Willlametreet, trazieloalsous& Bee that his name and address are on every article ; an others are spurious imitations. RaaraWare grata. Established 18110. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies hu now become an Important feature. Sine the Introduction of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its Meat etruath and exquisite flavour, promoted its ash) by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arrfrtng, thus offering greater varieties. The Company are now selling Atum Cachet, Darjeeling, &c., at from ts. led to 4. td. per lb.. mu! China Teas as unat—Warehonssa, No. 5, Great M. Helen's churchyard, Bishopagate. Price LA forwarded on application. A N D WEBB MAPPIN ar• 77 and 78, oarmw-erizelL— r : Arm 71 asit 7!. comm., LONDON. MAPPIN AND WIIBB'S Canteen' and P. Chisels. MAPPIN AND WEB B Y ' sad York& MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electro Bayer Plato. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Either Steel Table llalves. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the World. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of Wen known excellence can only be had at 62, Greet lumen 'treat, opposite the British Museum Gates The very beet steel olystal Spectacles, l6a and Iea—THOMAS HASID sled SON CAUTION the public against pawns mins Mohr moo lidablisbed 1760. No traveller' or agoutis. TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA ejrNoM yoeIMMIt, u used In her Majesty's household.— Bold everywhere, In Mae, ed., Is., 91., and es. , also id. psosets. THE FRESH-WATER FISHES of GREAT BRITAIN.—Yr. H. S. ROLM PHOTOGRAPH :aise?2 Inch.' by 14'. from his large PICTURR of PRISH-WATRR FIARES of GREAT BRITAIN, is now ready. Price, plain. 111 s. ; thitadin water colour, 1 2 12e Ed.: highly finished in ditto, £4 Ile. 6d.: if trained, les. 6d. extra. To prevent piracy, every pho will bear the Artist's signature. The City Studio, 31, N= E : h a lane, Lomberd.ctreet, City.—N. B. The Original, a Osilery Pic ture, la now on view, at above address—free, ENTIRELY NEW SKEINS. THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. Prf.e ONE SHILLING. No I. wu publisher, on fuesday, the Mb last. CONTIIRTS Preface. Not in Society. Chap. 1.-Introduoes Mr. Batley and the Stranger in Vel veteen. „ IL - Mr. Bailey's Party. „ tit -Takes the Reader from Barnard's Inn to Brampton Orange. „ IV.-Olances at the History of St. Patrick Smith, Er M P. V.-The Duke's Drag. Music in Vanity Fakir. My Last Session. Celadon. Among the Picture& Part I. Court Costume, as it Was, Is, and Ought to be. Lord George lientinck : a Stable Fragment. Two of our Esrly Subscribers. Croquet. The Two Pensioners. The Memorial Window. A Dramatic Story, in a Prologue and Three Acts. Prologue. Act the Pint, Some 1.-The Fair Organist. Scene 2.-Mr. Nicoderou Cranford at Home. Scene 3.-A Boom tu St Oeorges-square. Notes and incidents. Correspondence of Manaus Urban : Heraldic Anomalies Cricket; Strikes Hablagdon's Worcestershire About Training; Bad Writing: The Rim Terrace. Obituary Memoirs Henry Lord Brougham-Bing Theodore-John Barnet- Mr. John Crawford-Mr. Samuel Bentley-M. Louis de la Hays. Brodlxwy, Evans, and Co., 11, liouverle.street, S.C., and sold at all booksellers', and by all newsagents. FOUL PLAY. JOHN CH/SNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTS bgreatly superior to any Tooth Powder. gkes the Teeth • pearl-like whitens**, protects the enamel from &way. and Imparts pleasing &winos to the breath. Aim IA U. LONDON, WEDNE4DAY MIN N% JUNE 3, IE6B. UNDERCLOTHING for LADIES at tae Wholesale Prise.—CHAS. AMOTT and Co., St Peers, have lately purchawd in Manchenter £9,000 worth of aapitiot 1 Longeloths, at en enormous redtwtlon In peke, which they fan) manufactured, and will sell during the week no follows Camesoles, from $I d. i ilandsigue Frilled Skirt; 21.11 d. Carnesoles, trimmed lace, %Ad. 1 Pettlcoatawithineertion,4B fid. Comeaolettrimmed work,Jatid. 1 Frilled Petticoats, with work, Ladles' Drawers, 9W. I IM. Ild. Drawers, trimmed lace, In. 41d. Frilled Nightgown; bed. Drawers. with pork, Is 111 d. Nightgowns, with rich work, Ladies Clienibtes. Is o.d. 11. lid. Chemises, tiinimcd lace. Is 4W. I The Degmer Night Drees. ba lid. l'hetnLcs, with work, Is. Il i d. Th e thrlsone Night Drees,Ta.ild, Pettfroatb, with 7 toi..ks. 2a 11d. :110r:ring Wrappers, from 78.11 d. Depot tor the cclehrated Perfumed Corsets.—Engravings re. presenting 1.".0 desitns for Indio' wear, post free. CII AS. A MOTT and Co., 61 and 02, nt. Fauns. E LEGANT SPRING SIL KS. PATTERNS POST FREE. Japanese Silk.. 12a. iki, Black Glad Silks, I mar ea. StlipwiJapanese. loa. Oil. hawk Gros Orain, El be ad. (*kettle Japanote, I guinea. black tiros de 1/Mtift+ll, li gs. Voting I wiles' Silk*, t i Sa ad. 141ack444.44411: Suez. Cl lea. 641. I French Check Silks, 11. guinea. Black 1;roa de Lyon. 2 guineas. Jacquard Japaneee. el It. ilci. Mark tiros Royale 21 guineas. French Fang silk.. 3 &minium. lilac!: Corded Silks 3 an'new4. Rich Plain Glare Silk., .21 Se black NicsireAntlqueeellela.Od. French Satins, gl itla ed. I Mack Morning Sake lip. KM h Moire Antigues,e2 18.0.1. Black Japaneae Mina, 41 Vs. 6d. Wedding Silk.. 2 gnlneas. Kick Path,., I vines.. One Hundred and Flfty Faignoinsta of Falillollll Free. The argent Jacket and Oettune Show Rooms in England. CifAS. AMO IT and Co.. el and 82,82 Paul's. JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for D RENE& During the week we shall show a large assorteseat of Wee beautiful dress fabrics, unsurpassed In elegance and good taste. le all colours. lie. 11d. for 12 rank Patterns poet tree. CHAS. AIIOTS cod Co., Cl and 02, 81. Peer. MAGNIFICENT TUSSORE ROBES. -BPE CIA PURCHASE.—CHAR. AMOTTandCo.,Nt. Paste, will SELL, Tins DAV, 500 Rich TUSBORE ROBES, handsome))' embroidered with .11k. oricinall) 1 In buff and neutral tin* all at Be. I ld. Sample Drees upon receipt of Stamps. CHAS. AMOTT and Co., 61 and 02, St. Faure. Irt Atilt NEW SPRING DRESSES, \JAY from 2s. lid. full dress to a gs., In Muslin, Alpaca, Sultana Cloth, lama, Grenadine, ste. Patterns post free CllAs. AMOTr and Co., 61 and It St. Paul's. JACKETS for PROMENADE. The New Floribel £0 18 9 I The Grazhi ll a The laidom 1 5 The Arceull La Reine The Rougeurout 2 gsl. The Mlnerve The Druldesse The Elysie. 4gs., are the leading Novelties of the Beason. One Hundred and Fifty hograringa post free, embracing the Fashions of the higher circles. The brood Jacket and Mantle Show rooms In England are at CHAS. AMCs'r and Co., 81 and Bf, Bt. Pants, London. OALICOES, LINENS, SIIEILTINGS, and V GENERAL DRAPERY, EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.— CHAS. AMOTT and Co., St. Pears, will SELL, stirring Slay 0 1 .000 worth of the above, bourbt at a great redaction, for cash. This is the largest and cheapest lot of genuine useful drapery that has been offered for sale since the outbreak of the rebellion in the Southern Mates of America. We quote as under a few lota :-900 pieces of good long cloth, worth La Rd., will be sold at es. Itid. per dozen ; 1,100 pieces of heavy cloth, suit able for nightgowns , originally ha. Dd., are all masted ha 11d. per dozen ; several headrest pieces of One Horrock and India longe.oths, worth Is. 6d., will be cleared out at 4s. 41d. pee dozen ; a large lot of all linen glass cloths will be sold at Is. Old. per twelve squares—these goods are very cheap : glass cloths at Is. 11d., 4s. 11d., and 6s. 9d., worth more than double the money ; 1,500 pairs of stout cotton sheets, originally Bs. fld , will be sold at 44. ill. per pair ; a large lot of ootton sheets, eighty inches wide, will be sold from Sa lid. tolls. ed. per pair 1,200 pairs of linen sheets, all inim will be sold at Is. lid. per pair, worth 14s. Rd.: stood linen sheets, large size, at lee. 01., 14e. 0.1., and lee. .id., worth from 16e. 9d. to 301 •, 800 dozen of towellhigs, in various makes, are marked as. 44d. and 7a. Od. per dozen, worth Bs. Gd. and 12.5. 6d. • 510 dozen very heavy all linen medical rubber towels, usnalli sold at 19s. Gd., will be sold at 10s. 11d. per dozen ; 2,000 dozen of good nursery diapers will be sold at •s. 41d. per 1/ squares; 650 dozen very heavy, all linen, for fa. lid., worth Ss. ral. ; magnificent doable damask table cloths, the yards square. 4s. lid.; 8110 large size, to dins 14 persona, worth Ea, will he sold at 10$. 9d.: 410 dozen, all linen. nal Hambro damask dinner napkins, worth As. Dd., for As. lid. per dozen ; 300 dozen In extra large sizes, worth Ha. 6d.. for IC ltd. per dozen ; 1.200 e!ozen of cambric handkerchiefs, all linen, will be sold at is Old. per dozen several hundred good heavy bed quilts at half their cost of production. Samples for warded on receipt of damps. CHAS. ADO IT and Co., 61 and 111, St, Paul's, London. ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. - ORAL .AIP7PP wad CO. as. Parrs, ertil SZLL, Ude day. St.ooll yards of pare ALPACAS, la various colours, at yid. per yard, worth la. bd. These Goods are of floe quality, sod nearly a yard wide. Patterns post frog—CHAR. AMOTT and Co., 01 and 02, At. Paul's, Loudon. TEE WELL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40, CORNHILL, Opposite IPlach-lanc TVIMEY, TAILOR, no, FKNCHIALCH-RTRETT, kNearly opposite Mark-lane .) PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Charges. CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted, and are soft and pliable. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CO RDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CO RDING'S FISHING COAT. CO RDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly the most perfect and complete, from the simplest stitch• leg to the most finished embroldery."—Mechanic' Magazine "Marvellous excellenos."—Courier."A Wheeler and Wilson largely hoproved."—Newcastie Journal.—Depot, 20, High Hol born. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTIIIOI sal 00., DYanß and CLIANI3.B, Dockhead Bermondsey: 44, Lelosetersqamre; 98, Mount-street Orogrenorsquaro. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify lee, Chintz Glaring. Bilk and Damask Dyeing, with every deacription of Bleaching, charged moderately, and brought to great perfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing Companies, 17, Wharf-road, Clty-road, and 472, New Oxford-at. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA EMERY AND BLACKLEAD MILL& Importers and Manufactures. By Appointment to the Honourable Board of Ordnance. LAMERTH, ILL JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co .'. SILVER SMITH'S POLISH tnoonisrearlali, for demagog sad polblung dhar, eledro-9104, ear, marbio, to j'ONNBOIKROFFEY, and Co.'. EXCELSIOR FURNITURE POLISH. sold everprlisra JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS CLOTH, EMERY and GLASS PATEL Yark-road, Lambeth, S.E. Ready this day, to I vela. aye. lIIHE LIFE of DAVID GARRICK_ From _l_ Original Paledly Papers and numerous published aad ua. published Sources. Pfaff rrnotam.D. Tinsley la, Catherine-Wert BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SZLTZIR WATZR is found In a spring near Bournemouth, sad has the agreeable taste and In vi gorating properties of the true Seltzer, bat Is entirely free from the dele ter ious compounds often used In the manufacture of imitation& Dr. Haman reports li. on ansirriz. as " a beverage of a very agreeable Savour, resembling the true Seltzer, and which may be used with advantage at dinner." BRUNT and Co., Sournetsowth, r JI Dinneford and Co...X L -tdrast; London Depos-- j . B . B a rnes, Knightsbridge; Paris—Roberts. Place Vendome. OXYGENATED WATER. --Sleeping in London daring the season Is not Ilke sleeping In the fresh air et tbe country ; bet refreshing asd invigessting sleets Mal be obtained by an evening draught of ()violated Water, fresh from the LABORATORY, 118. IDNO-ACR& or through any druggist, In men esatelsing e 4 bottles. 91 , C HWIC P PE'S MINERAL WATERS. By credal awistmert to her Majesty sad K.L.s the pd. of Wait. leery bottle le protected by • babig= same sad trade isark.—Msaatactorloc at Landow, Leaped, Derby, Mato% Obagow. Malvern. iteady thls day.—NRW NOVEL BY ILDMIIND TATES , THE ROCK AHEAD ; a New NoveL By soitc/w, YAM.. Author of "Black Shoop," etc. II vols. Timmy Brothers, 111. CalhorlsootreoL IT HE PH ARMACCIPC/EI L. An 'Atm. tees the 'woad NV** ‘peete ISt) _... _ ot the Translation of Use Pharmacopeia asof aOm loyal Dolor it Phydda Loaders, By Dr. 8.1. Pablishad t Ls 'Dm and W. - • - • • i "it la no erasll detest to thin ootniAlt Aka (waking aSo I Tharmaoopootal that Ira hays no par with. num bid 'boa I sontalna atom yet we know that hamar eboidig p a use moot 1 boar aloes except it be in Cho tors el 000 IE IC'S PILLS, width May await at MOW ••••• rimy. sal aaloefmtt, wt alt I diet sra formal late • wet of 'comma" tio mold) of aliolla offlatad. I sweat, >,7 •• guano out 5 17 • Mara laaridlont talcums Wyo.) of Ea armaalto salars. I flit so Uttar sal so won% of • for ao f ow • fmrt Mai. daro I look at tt as as velem, of cemairoo 'ad dawmrls rosa =Lot: to mot bartscoo to oaf It Is Oa bra mar r e l: NW MIA fid P =4l.ol3 gli= S b! • arlel•• arre l". 48118114. That It &mad booredoolf• lb mei fa.4* Oft I dagiZ e . 1101 7, Offeeio l / 8 1611 6 1 1 .,..t0bikt ft udhuhudi Illisarsosem...mal lli I ' mmiter--lf S 1 LAW . QUEEN'S THEATRE. r. sTON. k. r. W. X wrliPit the W. le. n Lt our to announce that hta :1 KM will take place TEM EVENINO. The performances I w. 'II esantotatec at 7 unit VARY JmN ink At a quarter to a, u•r:Li. WATIMIA RUN DEEP. Mr Johu Mildmay, Mr. Alfred ; wi t , ri, .his original character' : Captain Ilaskaley, Mr. C. Wynd• ha m , Xr. Putt •r, lir. w. H. :nephews : Mn. Rector titernhold, blra. a tilted Wigan ,her ori g i na l c h aracter ; !Ira. MitimaY. itti a A . our Howe. To conclude with PAUL PRY. Pnul Pry, Mr. J. \ I. Cade: Coktnel Hard), Mr. W. H. ntephena : Rhea, MI. P. m tk/tam : Phretw ,with the sung, "Cherry Ripe ," Miss !telly Mom Is. • ,BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING jett ouNg, SST. Nt. Jainres.ll,ll, hATVIWAY, Juno 20, 1808. OYAIS , ALHAMRRA PALACE. Three wasepApromreme (lumen Sand of SO. Banal at S. Shilling B. 1-oillto open from 11 to 4. FlNErrg' even night, at 10. LWATAILD, every night, at 11. ROYAI 4 ALHAJEBRA PALACE. N AT Li ta ASS EliliLY ROOMS, 21b, high .—Ttos most spacious and iilllaully+isenra talcornalld iao best band In Loudon. (SPIN Ise 01INCIntlr riarisinwo ITCRY ViNiNG. Musical director. Hr. W. X. Pacaere , wad at itall•past S: dose ar, It adsaissinu. Is. ALLMULICDRA PAR tekr'pleee on TUIVIDA KLFI, imurif pa Newmarket Lark 1/111WLILDS. The Hake otateweastle. Viscount Rt. Vieoent. The Marvisfigef Hastings. Sir Frederick Johutone, Bart. The Earl of Weetmore lan H. Rasille, Esq. O. Payne, Seq. • Me. J. F. CLARK, Judge. Mr. J. Y. Vann. " the Mulberries," Denmark-hill, S., Nark of the Course and Handicapper. admission to the Park, One Shilling each : admission to the grand Stead firhich is •he largest and most commodions in the Idagdom,, each. or tss. for the tan days, Private Boxes in the Orand SUM to bold four persons may be se :wed at et extra for each (lay, nod Stalls, at 10s, extra for melt day, by application to the Clerk et the enure : or to the General Manager, Alexan dra Pa h te4swell.h N. No taloa ed. All dogs a be destroyed. Full details ae to special trains and other particulars will be duly announced. N.B. The Company reserve the right of refacing admission to any person they think proper. .IC RACES, 1868, will Y. June au, and WIDNESDAY. ,AMEIEII3 INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of solid msiwasss. constructed both in case and mechanism so securely as to resist the effects of any warm climate. Prices, pecked and free on board. Cottage Plaisofottes, 40, 00, Go, and 70 guineas. Henri-Obbques, M. 05, 75. 85, and P 5 guineas. Betni-Gleands (sir feet loot, DO, 100, and 110 guineas. Boudoir-omnd, (Oft. Gin. long), 110 and 120 guineas . Fall (kande (7ft. 10in.:, 165, 185, and 200 guineas. CRAMER'S INDIAN PIANETTE, with folding sooners, k portable and convenleot, while the touch and tone are highly eatisfactory. Many of these instn.ments have been supplied to hotels throughout the East ; and a considerable number have been fitted up in yachts and passenger ships. Price 45 Cal and Co (Limited , 201, Regent-street, W. ' al, Moorgate-.tree), E MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole, Fri , res.—Mesars. KEITH, DROWSE, and Co., direct importers, offer parties seekl/rea.l) fine, well-timed INSTRI'MENTS a selec tion of more SOO boles, with all th e recently introduced im provements, four guineas. The new boxes, with accompa. almost of Oaten; bells, sod drum, should be heard to be appre clat-d, as the ve effects upon the ear are exceedingly novel and ul. —4B. Clseapelde. THE GRAND CAFE and RESTAURANT ROYAL. Its. Regent-4sta, still continues to be smiled by everybody. The grandest establishment In London. Re. Downed for its seperior cooking, wines, and liquors of the finest brands. Coffee It In Prams's. English and Foreign new . ..papers Comfortable saloons. The most reasonable prices. Ten billiarda. —D. NICOLS, Proprietor. SALVIATI and Co. beg to announ ce tb o sa l e , at their OLD PREMISES 431, OE MED-STREET. W., previous to the final clean of that branch, of their OLD STOCK of VENETIAN BLOWN GLASS. principally for table use, R at a Erreduction from the usual prices. BALVIATII N l I - IgK of MOSAICS, BLOWN GLASS CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS. BEADS, Re., alwayr on view at their new establish. meet, 30, St. James's-street, S.W. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, a, vUeeteetreet. At home from 10 till 6. Consultation Free. NEW NOVEL by CHARLES MADE and DION DOUCICAITIT. NOTICE. —FOUL PLAN.—Th . N.. Novel by CHAS= ZIA= sad MON BOUCICAULT V pal Balled complete In S role tbli day. FOUL PLAY. Bradbury, Bran; and C0.,11, Bounds-aired, EC. MBA. BENIN WOOD'S NEW NOVEL. THE RED COURT FARM, 1 by the Author of "East Lynne," ready this day, In 3 rots. Tinsley Brothers, Is. Catherine-street A NEW NOVEL BY TEI AUTHOR OP "EAST LYNNE." HO dm in • vols., I. H E RED a COURT FARM. By Mr Hiner WOOD, Author of "Trorlyn Hold," "Bt. Martin's Ere," dr. Tinsley Broth" IS, Catborineotreet. Ready this day.—A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "OUT LIVINGSTONE." BRAKESPEARE ; or, th e Fortunes of a Free Loam a New Novel, by the Author of " Ooy Llvlnptone." In 3 eels. Tlnaley Brothers. IS, Catherht.abrest. itouly this do .—A Mir NOV= BY W. H. 111111 WILL THE ADV NTQRES of DOCTOR BRADY, by W. H. Zooms, LLD., of the "Tines." to I vols. Tinsley Broth, lb, entherineekuot. iv i l hadj this day.—A NYW WOVE. BY ANN= TRONA& DOWER HOUSE. A New Novel. By 1. Amts Thomas (Km render Cu4IIV, Author cd "Called to Amount," tn. In Uvula Tinsley laroehers,lll, Catherissaireut. Ready this day, JOHN HALLER'S NUM A New Novel. U By Ids =LOLLY, Author at Raver ter Rue." Is hula, Tag sy Brothels, 18, Uatherhamitreat. Ileao We lay, Ides Is, • ?OW AND C=APW IDMON or 3/118FORREBTIR. By Mrs. EDlreur pa. 11thor of " Archie Loofa," " Meals ef •o. Also, WS pitedlieed, prise le., WNW HONOUR. leg ete A.... m i t sod Owe; W. MOW wad GOWN. Dr lie AWN'. et "ChVaiiir ace... be . Also, sow ready, prim ea, Cheap lefts . TIN SANAA' CLUB YAMPA MeelKaas, nadir Mem% 01161141NAWol. mule= id. ADDInotAz4 ONE PENN) . INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (wrmen Tr.z.iouw.) NEW EGYPT/AN LOAN. off 11 ALTA ASI. All X %IibRIA TILIOLL(PH.) ALEXANDRIA, Jiang 2. The negotiations between tha Viceroy and Messrs. Oppenheim and Nephew for a loan of 6,000,000 c have been concluded. The purpose of the loan ir.exclusively to convert the floating debt of Egypt, and withdraw the existing treasury and rail way bondsatc 'he most advantageous rate of discount. The conwersit n of the bones is to be at the option of the holders. The loan is guaranteed upon the revenue from the Custom-house and also from other sources sa nounting to one miUion. One of the conditions of the loan is that the Viceroy shall not conclude ant -they loan for fire years. The conclusion of the contract has been well received, and a portion is subscribed for by Egyytian capitalists. [sr airc.Arric Tax-sours , imam RR. 111M1101 Aaiun.) AMERICA. • WASHINGTON, Jose 2. The Senate, by 34 against 8 votes, has passed the hill admitting Arkansas to representation in Con gress. The bill had already been adopted by the Howie of Representatives. NEW YORK, Jniz 2. The Inman steamer City of Baltimore, and the Guion Company's steamer Minnesota, arrived out to day. Tho steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 600,t 00. dole. in specie. Closing Prioes:—Gold, 140. Sterling Exchange on London, 110,1. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112( ; Ditto, 1885, 110 k. 10-40 United States Bonds, 1051. Illinois,lso ; Erie , 69k. Cotton, Middling Upland, 31. Petroleum, !standard White 29. Flour, extra State, 9 dela. Corn, old mixed, 1.14 dots. (arana'a TELEGRAM!. I FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE 2, Eras' No. The Hirtister of the Interior hue addrewed a circular to the prefects of the different departments relative to car• eying out the new law on the press. The Patric of this evening publishes an article, in which it &places what it terms the provoking language of lame of the Berlin journals. THE NET THE HAGUE, :TOM 2. M. Van Thorbecke has succeeded in forming a cabinet. The details respecting the selection of the new ministers have not yet transpired. The following Is believed to be the list of the new mi nistry :—M. Foch, Minister of the Interior ; M. Rent van Limburg, Foreign Affairs ; M. Van Bosse, Minister of Finances ; M. Lilaar, Minister of Justice ; M. Dewaal, Minister of Colonies; M. Van Mulken, Minister of War ; M. Brox, Minister of Marine. The Ministry of Public Worship is suppressed. INDIA. BOMBAY, MAT 29. 7lbs. skirtings, br. 10a. ; Bflbs. skirtings, Br. 10s. ; 40's mule twist, 111 ; market dull. Cotton steady: Dhollersis, 250 r. Beipments of the week, 60,375 bales. Fachange on London, Is. 11 9-16 d. 4 per cent. go vernment securities, 92l ; 5 per cent, government secu rities,loB4 ; 51 per cont , government securiti e s, 1121. Freights to Liverpool, 40s. The latest London date is the 27th inst. CALCUTTA, MAY 28. . • 71bs. shirtings, sr. 12s. ; 811bs. sk i rt ings, ir ; 40's mule twist, 6a. Market dull. I:.`otton, 20r. lizahaage on London, la. 11 5-16 d. 4 per cent. government securities, 930 ; 5 per cont. government securities, 1091; 5A per cent. government securities, 1131. Freights to England nominal. THE HORSE sHoW AT THE AGRICUL- I TURAL-HALL. Rosa Bonlieur should have been at Islington yes terday, for the " horse fair" was going on from lift to 4 o'clock, and the great painter would have found amongst the snorting and struggling hacks and hunters studies such as France never could have afforded her. The great clumsy grays and roans, which form the life of a well-known picture, wieild have had to hide their not diminished heads beside the three-quarter bred hunter, and more ttatt three - quarter bred park and la dies' hacks that capered and curvetted up ai.d down the saw dust during the earlier part of the day. The distin guished commissionaires from the &betel 4 Hy ppiq ue had ample opportunity of seeing how we do it on these occasions, both ruenandhorses, and we have no doubt but that their next show will Doan the better for this lshngton experience. Some t 4 the horses were marked at what appeared to us to be exceed ingly low figures • for example, " Tumidly," our favourite, favourite, dad th e best posy in the show, which was to tie had for thirty guineas. There was, however, another pony, • stalk greater, es rather smaller, wonder to whose ben any visitena made a pilgrimage. This was " Suiten, 'an iinmease " sire," thirty-eight inches high.,. and whieh. the groom had actually carried in Irons the street under his arm. " Sultan" was literally "great because he was so small," and the impartial public were indignant because he had not obtained a gold medal. The " Prince of Hess, — 'Earl Spencer's successful *When, had also a numerously attended levee ; and all the other swiftest id candi dates of the previous days' trial. • were in their degree objects ut public curiosity. .zso large crowd gathered about the ring at two o'clrlic to see the trotter " Telegraph "go round harnessed to an American waggon. II was at first th•mght that the horse was out, of those wonderful Anic‘can trotters who run the lightning so close, but ''Telegrapb:• turned out to b e m erely a very pod N%-folk horse. and, as the tact became known, the p•shlie excite ment subsided. Perhaps we may !ewe genuine American trotters at future shows, and if we have they will no doubt be a great attraction They can do above twenty miles an hour withoet breaking, into a gallop, and it will be well worth a journey " due north" to see how it is done. £LECTJON INTELLIGINCE. WAK 6FISLD.—Mr. Charleeworth will, it is said, be a candidate for this borough in the conservative inter est at the general election. The sitting member is Mr. W. H. Leathans, a liberal, with whom Mr. Charlesworth contested the representetion in 1859. CeausLa.—The conservative member, Mr. W. N. Hodgson, will be opposed by Sir Wilfred Lawson, who set for the city from 1859 to 1865, sad who lately re fused an invitation to stand in the liberal interest for Sunderland. COCIERMOCTH.—It is rumoured that Mr. Isaac Fletcher, who unsuogiessf ally contested this borough against Major Green Thompson a week or two ego, will again come forward. Both the sitting members—Lord Kayo and Major Thompson—are conservatives. One of them—most probably the latter—must retire at the dis solution, as Cockermouth is one of the boroughs placed in schedule A of the Reform Act of last year. WHITEHAVEN.—Mr. Cavendish Bentinck is not likely to be disturbed in the possession of the seat which he has held since 1865. He is consented by marriage with the family of the Earl of Loasdale, whose influence is very powerful in the borough. EAST CUMBEKLAND.—There is a rumour that fir H. Vane, of Armathwaite Hall, and Mr. R. C. Musgrave, of Edenhall, will be brought out in opposition to the present liberal members, the Hon. C. Howard and Mr. W. Marshall. WILVT CUMBERL/Nl).—The Hon. Percy Wynd- ; hats and Captain Lowther, both conservatives, will scarcely be opposed. The influence of Lord Leconfield and 1 the Earl of Lansdale is powerful in this division. BLACKBURN. —Mr. John Morley, the well known political writer. intends to offer himself for the represen tation of Blackburn in the liberal interest. The sitting members, Mears. Itornby and Fadden, are conservatives. NORTH WILTB.-Bir George Jenkinson, who un successfully contested North Wilts in 1865, and Notting bans in 1866, again offers himself as a conservative to the former constituency. He says in his address :—" I advocated liberal measures, and I do so now with eve= greater confidence, as the whole tendency of the legiletiv• measures of the present government ham been beware extreme liberality. A reform bill for the lowering of the franchise has been passed, but in my opinion it would be ' more complete if the county franchise were lingered as much as the borough franchise, for I cannot we why the working man in the county is not as mach entitled to a vote OA the working man in a town." NOTTINGHAL—Lord Amberley, it is said, does net intend to stead again for Nottingham. A powerful oembittation of employers and others tJ ism is formed to re-elect Mr. Morley, as an act of oompe manes for the loss and mortification canoed to him by t/ i n deprivation of his seat on petition. Sir Robert Clifton hu also announced his resolution to stand. Should Mr Morley decline, Sir R. Clifton sad Mr. Osborne will pro osbly be returned NORTH NORTHUKSERLAHD.— -A rumour is preva lent that on a dissolution el poxlie sis al L or d g„„" Percy will retire from the representatio a of North Northumber land, and that Earl Para,' aka / Meet eon of the Duke of Nortlitunberlacd, will come for war d u a candidate i n his place. It is also added that opg ga iti o , may be anticipated, as • Mean= al the and Menem" in the county will probably pentad seat on th e la u d aide. THE NATIONAL. COTT AO! HOSPITAL FOR CON. AESPTION AND DISEASES C or THE CHEST.—The inaugural dinner of the friend N and . promotere of this ably* , wee given l at evening at the City Terminus Hotel, Come , a . a c esa t, and was attended by nearly 100 reap imp K ling some of the mod em i nen t of the m•d week n. Sir Laurence Peel prodded. Womsn'e went/ .og. —The Maim to have women Itnoon the ' parliamentary voters has not been t d with is Haw Mater as in Salford. The mermen asked for the epbdo' of Mr. Mellish Q.C., who replied : "lam of opine m .hat, under the to of the People Act, 1887. ' woman are no t es ti to be registered as voters. It is T Jain that, if it had been the intentiosi of parliament to • give votes to women, the word ' mon ' would not haw • need is the Sash .11th, fith, and Bth motions sad' .io statete ought to be construed oceifrary the nonikst intention of the legislature." Mr. Minsk We that b e sees no *esti= to the names of women bailie Sued on the list el claimainte. Tai P AOPOSID TUNNEL UNDER TEI Smarm OF DovBB. --. Has town dark of Wrexham brought wader the notbm of the oassell, ea Wodaselay last, a inernerial from Mr. Ie we O.X, a Wrexham, with reformat to hie timsei under the Hagfish ChanneL He had got the Mr none es of a number of noblemen and others to it, and be woo eit boroughszions le have the *matures ting of the me on i y f di& tow ant before it to his the mower of the Prima presen . As Weam was the plots r A aba ashen., it yea may paper that the mayor .1 Weinberg should dgn. On the motion el Mr. T. WM- I s ta o tromided by Mr. Seam, it was agreed that the sayer slips the memorial. We mderstemd that pacene aurimi lave imm the isseing meas to ve te2n w esidlemoi rezhon A r s tli t E l CH THB NACU AND FlTTS.—Ladies who visit L thimo toshimilk meets an mostsorsa* reemmealee Is make • bee me or Os seeilled ant the lidydor of More = l :ll lm M i ne. 6l l c:L ati t i mil bea s % ac oey metes' alkacte d tent rod la* ariM their esosemiteate, tan, trickles, empticos, sad the Illm— ideverlimeent.) At one o'clock the horses fed, and so did the majority of the company, the important cere mony being very much facilitated by the erec tion of the new dining hall, and the excellent &Merit. de cuisine of Messrs. Spier' and.. Pond ; and in the evening the " sires " paraded in all their strength and majesty. The annual growth of the show was strongly indicated by the presence, both at this and at previous times, of numerous pairs in harness, both ponies and full-grown horses. At the commencement of the show the directors found the greatest difficulty in attracting exhibitors in this class, but now their name is legion,. and their whirling round the arena, and kicking upany a muuntof the " Oly inpic dust," form one of the meet attractive features of the exhibition. There.were lady drivers yesterday as well as lady riders,..and both worked zealously and fearlessly, bringiug,down successive rounds of applause from thu reserved. seats and galleries. The Prince of Wales is-ex pected to visit the show to-day, and his royal highness, not wishing to be " mobbed," has at the ast hour left the exact time of arrival uncertain. Many hundreds of the fashionable world must have expected to meet his ..reyal highness yesterday, for the setting down of carriages from three to five o'clock was incessant, and the " horse show "—of carriage horses andent —was almost as attractive at the entrance.as in. the interior of the building. ' What is "the Lupin 1" A zealous exhibitor who had of course no object in view beyond.thal of benefiting both humanity and equinity-thruat into our hands yesterday afternoon a rather volumi nous pamphlet, which, after an exordium setting. forth the profound although somewhat rueondite axioms that "The healthier a horse is, Unless. liable he is to disease, " and that " Prevention.. is. better than cure," pro ceeded to state that tbe exhi bitor had discovered that a certain forage. plant called " the Lupin " might be divided into the• " Anthyllis Vulneraria, the " Broomtui...Sohra theni," the " Ornithopaa Satin," and the "Petro— selinum Sativum," and that he had preeend an. essential food from all the above learn?rlderivisr tires, which would be found of extraordinary ad.- vantage in the feeding of hones. We feel .Certaia. that a discovery which comes forth herelded.by so. much classical and botanical ennlitien-must be. something well worth impaction, and therefc,ae,. without pledging ouraelvsa to results, wefeel juin tied in calling the attention of horse-flow visters to the preparation of "Lupin," acco - ding. to . the analysis of Professor Voelaker, and which.wia be . found in one of the gallons. A very anditable feature of both lie.cattlh and horse shows belt', at Islington is the almost total absence of the light-fingered gentry, from the crowd. Senialing of this may, *haps,. be re ferred to the 'primitive and virtuous chisnenter of the locality, hut a good deal, we suspects, to the admirable arrangements and sharp. surveillance of Mr. Jamie 'Mott, the superintendent of the N divisive. of police, who is always at his post, and who makes the presence of his min, be felt rather than seen throtAghout the interior But whatever the emus, the effect is there • these are no coin plainta of ladie s chains pled a, or men's watches abstracted. CRYSTAL PALACE. —An interesting addition has lately been made to the Navaho court, consisting of specimens of the volcanic ash sad merit., by which the city of Pompeii was overwhelmed, as well as of some of the objects discovered in therein*. For these the company is indebted to Signor Fiona, the able and indefatigable director of the Mimeo Borhonico at Naples, who is also director-wend of the excavations. A good soap of the eat, and some of the most Interacting spots ha-.ro also been pot up in the court. THE HANDEL FESTIVAL—The provincial chorus of the midland district asseniMed for rehearsal, under the coadactorship of Mr. Front, at Birmingham, on Monday evening, when the whole of the choruses were performed in a manner which proved most satisfactorily the efficiency of this branch of the festival choir. CURATES' AUGYINTATION FUND. —At the second annual meeting of the Curates' Augmentation Fund, to be held at Willis's Rooms on Wednesday, the 24th inst., the Archbishop of York in the chair, we are informed that the council will make grants of not lees than 251. for the current year to all curates of 15 yeara standing who may be eligible. The council hope to raise the amount of those animal greats year by yew until they reach 1001., as contemplated by the promoters of the fund. Tan HEALTH OF LONDON.-1E appears from the weekly !Mum issued by untherity of the that in the week that waded en Saturday, May 30, 4,410 births sad 2,741 deaths ware registered in Landes and in 13 ether large towns of the United Kingdom. The missal sate of eserhiffity was 22 per 1,000 persons Being. The annual rate of mortality last week was 20 per 1,000 in Lando*, 24 in 11, , m itsd 21 in Dublin • 19 in Brietol, 19 in , 26 in Manchester , 25 is Salford, 31 in Si in Bradford, 22 in Ueda, 20 in Hull, 18 in Neweisalle.upon-Tyne, sad 29 in tHesgew. The rats in VISORS wee 37 per 1,000 dories the week ending the Med ult., when the mesa tempera• tare was 5 min. 5 deg. Fahrenheit higher than in the same week in London, where the rate was 21. Dori the paid three weeks the annual dash-rate in has owasiderably exceeded that in say of the ether large towns, and has avenged 30 per 1,000, against 24 in the six weeks of tbe current quarter, and 23 hi p fl e h c e l d'at rof she year. This mien et deaths bee bean due ar r apidado at aseasies, and toes ingress,* fatality Truss imaan-pson The latter deems has boa, since the besissizei na ttar evuesies im pemisat me ta:bil a bea a:Vi a t . hirthe el 1,018 boys and 1, girls, is all .2,1M9 was sesistersi lb, weer •• le die esevespiosil.' f og peso el Sea yaws, 18E447 ilieeilitees amebae, oar =UTlsmael et 2,069. The deaths fa Leaden &rise' Owen* were 1,21 T. P i ma float son Doe& —Neklire's Tablet destroys (Mss, ciseasse the aide, namesapsmell, gives WHEN, to mat Free from ?okra. Mee la. ;of all &miles. wholesale, at hereby sad nom Farringdeastreet. —Eadvertlesseat.l