The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-28 00:00:00

! I . ',/ ,y/KL, ---- EWS PAPER • . - 47•• -.4 44;,) :f• SalidX3 T /7 ~,, .r•., ...;...., .• . a -7 - V4'., 7 ~ I -- c ./..' .. i .. I I .i. .4 • a. ••.• - • • . i _ _.. _ /11l --- . IP , 1 41 1 'LKA , No. 4.955.] ClA!aUrn, calling at blillDßAB.—(The July, ti?mat. and September stemners, calling at Madras to land and enileirk passengers only.,—The well-known clipper au steamohlP MACRITIL'S, Y,ISS tons, SOO horsepower, J. SkeliE oonconder, now loading Is the Victoria aola4olo Doeke, leave on the 13th July, embarking passengers at end leaving Gravesend on the 16th Jaly. This magninoent ship, built ex. re nly Inc the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has Int-rate :a ccommodation for passengers, and will carry an *s pewed musses and • itewsrdesi. The service win he continued monthly by one of the following hat -railing =Wm Skean vessels belonging to this Company: 1 Taw I Honwpowar.l Dabs of maths. ialatta Jam Golden Meet* Issis et OWIMIIit Indiana UR %MI ion jig ISO . MS MS 11110 SOS SOO #•11111j6. l a . December u. Jr. 16. DM 20/111. 1 FyiMapes Ledy Jocelyn Mauritius LIU 141 U Vor freight or purge spryto (MINNA'S' and Co.. IL Par itsensntetreet, i the m. AMID BRAT sad Co., 00, Le:vie:AAß-street, LC.: or at the Mose of the Company, so. wee:noises Loudon. LC., where also spplicatiou tor sppotitt. meals u Didshipinen in this service should he wads . DEM Li India sad Sandra Shipping ßlCHAßD Compsay (Lhalted) Secretary. 0. Mincing . LC. B LACK BALL MONTHLY LURTILALIAN CLIMIS Iran marrow Meet ant Sh l P. Isar', Toban. ---------- Spine,' Lie Arehbell .... Lan Job 10. Wm' Brfillant MN A. IL sow leornlrallis (new) .. 2,88. Aug, 10. tlrlbourne Melbourne Queensland Utopia MN Jaw N. Queensland Waltman WS Ad, 11. quernaland Ylying Cloud UM Aug. IL Quee n s land Wanaf ell ' 1.1•0 Oa U. ILL celebrated Brie of packetalst‘ by their punctuality sad T old passages, earned a world Mown reputation, end their pa. Seeger acconunodation is tassed by any vessels alloat.—For particulars respecting helgkg or s to Australia apply to JASIFS BAINES and Co, U ; all Agents for the Black Bali Used Packets: and te T. Y. MACLY and Co., 1, Leaden baldly* look.a. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM sad SONS' (of Mawsll.yard, London) LINK of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For 111E.DOVRIST, Port Phillip, direct (to have the Docks on YOKDAT, July 21, calling at Plymouth), lhe L clipper ship NORFOLL 1,000 tons, J. S. ATWOOD, Cited Lander, Wig •the: East ladle Dick. Her aoeommoda- Hone for pp ai=l passenger; are unsurpassed, and she will an, an e burgeon .— Tor Detest' or `passage a ly to LLPOLT, sad MORGAX. with llama moNsr WIGEA.II and 80/19, 156, Leadenhallstreet.—Pamerigen by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Ply mouth first oWs for second-clam fares, and moped-class for third-class farm. TO BRITISH COMMA FOR EU Ittn LY STEAM COMMUNICAITOIi to VT E tn l i TORE tdreet—The LIVELPOODS NNW TORY. sad PRILDII,PRIABTLAWBUIPCOMPANY Weed daagateb big their in -powered Wu Screw SteensetifyL tailing et gumbo. Win to ernbark geseegues ER diseyetcbse. es Motes WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR 11W YORE. CITE. OF NEW VOIR, Wednesday, Jel7 L CWY, ' 01,WASRINOTON, Wednesday, July i. ZML Wednesday, July 10. Lad irys7 succeeding Wedaeadeg., Cabin penes, IL 17, and Y 1 guineas, aocording to the sewer !noddles. Forward 8 guineas, teetedlag all peevish:ma cooked. Pameaora or Canada. the United Mat" and British Columbia, Wald Omagh en very advaatageous tenon—For Oath's yardielannegly to Wataretreet, Liverpool ; or to EVRI. and WILLIAM MACEY. SI, King Williarrebteet. City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The event teeters. WALTER. PATON. Commander. will be DMPATCHED from L 11,73.1001, ealilag et Queenstown, is order . NURSDAY, July L SATURDAY. A= „ 1:1 4 WIDNISDAY, ?MOAT, November la For freight or pemege WV to C. I. Dizon, 9 . Nrani indigene., Liverpool Sernest, Peaceek, and 0e.,119, Fenchurebetreet Greet Ship Olesplay (Limited), 90. Cannon-greet, London. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, TUESDAY, July I.—Cabin ;menage, Eto to EIS, eeeordieg to aceomasosietlos. an having the same privileges la the saloon. GREAT EASTERN for NSW YORK. I,IITURN =Lars a& a YA814.1111-111•12. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORE. powo.aboo woo, £lO log.; steerage, tk In Un rivalled comforts.—Tareogers booked to all the principal cities In the United Stable and Canada. :EAT w Toler dea.slckneso tankoowo on Dowd. Bee report ot poireagors. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. For freight or pears% &pp), to C. X DIXON. 9, Laza ford-plam, Liverpool: SEYMOUR, topEACOCK, sad Co., 116, Fenehurehotreet, London, LC.; or tin Great Ship Compaar (Limited), 90, Csanon.street. Loudon, LC. THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. NOTICE to CABIN PANE YOEIII—A steamer will leave the Great Lefts Stage, Liverpool, conveying cabin passengers only to the Great Extern on Tuesday, July 1, at 10 a.m. 90, Caanoastriet BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BYWAY-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail between LIVZRPOOL and NkW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to Irod and receive passengers:and her lialcety's yolk. The following or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork:to receive the owls ______ - - • - 'PERSIA, for NEW TORTE, Saturday, July 6. • Taldng passengers and goods for Hamm and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the . ll.6l ; n.S. British Queen. AFRICA, for B 4) To\, R tardq, July 7!. 19. Passage money, including steward's tee and provisions, but without wines or liquors .--To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, en ; second cabin, 818. To New York, chief cabin. £26 second cabin, 818. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, £3 per ton, and 6 per cent. primage.—Apply to and Foord, Old Eroad-streek London D. Currie, Havre, It, Place de la ise,Burn,, Buchanan-street, Glasgow ; D. sad C. Ylvar, Queenstown ;a or D. and C. Wiese, 8, Water- West, Liverpool. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PRILLIPPS mill ileepstelt the undermentioned firsicleas steamers as &Mows: — For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the RATAVIRIL from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday morning, et 11 am., and the FYRNOORD, Thursday mooning, at 8 am., from oft the Tower. For BREMEN, twice • week, the ADLER. YOWL or BCHWALBE, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, from Hone. lydown, at 11 a.m.: calling at Blackwell Pier to receive passen gers at noon. Fares: tg„ El, and 10a Return tickets issued •t. fare and a hat — Notice7fge Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now opus far the coove)Ance of passengers and merchandise to all s part ot Germany /Pm COPENHAGEN, the EAST ANGLIAN, July S, trom Honelydown. Fee GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF HASA, July 2, from Horse lydown, to be followed by the LONDON and THAMES, alter- nately every week. Fares, £3 Jo.. SAL b., and £l. For freight, passage, e apply at to Universal Once, Regenteircus,ll, or to PHH.LIPPS,GZAVM, and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane, &C. IAAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and I.Jr Is. Od. per lb.: One British wax, la. sd. ; transparent wax, Is. 6d. ; gellllllo wax. ts. 4d. ; German wax, Is. b.: botanic wax, 11:.. , :ztr oi ts= la.. composite, lid., 9d., and the best. lE. !olds,rs lamps, 54.1. ; magnums, 9d. ; ; sia!olds,Bd. ; Win o il , es. 64. per pilot : yellow 4k.,44a, and 48a per 1121ba. ; mottled. 4M. ; ain dips, brown Windsor, la 9d. par packet; common brown Windsor, Is,: whits Windsor, la 4d. ; bendy, la td.: glycerine and almond, It per late cash. at M. P. DAVIS2I and SONS' nideatabibead ware licrase,ll9, tit. Martin's-Una, Cbaringdross. London. W.C. JOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Highbory and Kingsland Coal Depata No travellers or amts employed. LEA and Co.'a lowest summer price for Hutton, Harwell. and Lambton Walleend, the best house coal. di rect Rem the crollierl a by screw steamers, Is Ila per ton (do not pay more tinder any pretest) : Hartlepooi. 20s. TatliiPhi. 17a. best small, lies Inland, by railway : 8112 stone, grit class, 205. second class, 19s. ; Clay CTOPS, 19e. and 12s. ; Barnsley, 171. : Hartley, 10s. Net cub. Delivered screened to any part of Lou don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Lon don Railway Station, Highbury, Islington, or Linpland. USED by almost every Family, by all Outfitter., Hotel-keepers, de. BOND'S PIBMANINT ItAIKI•G INK the original) requires no preparation, and le by far the best far minor on Linen, 811 k, eke. It affords an inclivntabie means of Identity for towels, shirts, table clothe, and every varkty of wearing apparel. To be obtained of Mine Medicine vendor', stationers. Re., In the United Kingdom i = at 28, Long-lane, West fianlthilehl, City, without which address On each label the Ink la not genuine. Pyles Is. par bottle. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ices Dash, daring twenty-dve paws, aiiphatladly saw Honed by the medical proteesion, and antremally accepted by the public, as the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, beartbure, headache, dont, and Indiration, and as a rAild spa tient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies and children. It Is prepared. In a state of perfect purity and uniform strewth, only by DINNEYORD and Co.„ 172, New hondetreet, London; and add by ell respectable chemists throttabiat the gravid. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOTT and LIV/21 ?ILIA, prepared with eat ear hematite! Ingredient, trim the recipe of Dr. Neat, will he found invaluable to all who sugar tress Whets and liver cow 1 "Ilitt, indigestion, wind, spume, giddiness, dizziness al the eyes, de. For habitual costiveness, se *badly aperient niedieftie, sod as &purifier of the blood, the/ ire truly excellent ; mild In their operation and grateful to the ttrinech they crests pi mot* digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous 5= 1 , 1 ' 2.? 14 by W. Lambert, 20, Jertnyn- street, and by meet druggists, boxes, Is. lid. soot is. W. Be sure to ask for Dr. Scott's +Mitsui and Liver Pills. The genuine are a square green package, with "WWtam Lambert," engraved se the stamp. TH I LON D N, 191, Fleet-street, near nAITrYIIII la*Cant .. Y.M . l siNl99l . tor TED DAY, 2111 k balk, omega of : /kW Eamaird ila Stanley, ►la Ducbesse. TubotilaMMAl4Mltel. Bougetafrita. Tine 4, Venn en Tortuo7 Ceeeiettes de Mouton azut peen Pots. Bout. ROT& Vonalion. Pouding de Cabinet. am — p;te de Prune& de Frotetage et Salado. Bordeaux. TO-MORROW, the Seth Inst., THE LONDON DINNER will tot: POTAOWL a la Madeleine. Filets crlstargeon trite. 137 u -its de Filet de Mat aux C,oncombre. Olgot Beall. Puri* de Vasaboa 11a Cba;;;:r7 Soles Sauce aux Cams.: Ms de Vesu I la Bellevue. Agneau Itbtl. Pouding an Maccaroni. KetelsitZds Grow/lles I !homage et Watts. MONDAY, Jane $0: fa Enlarge= i la Malmeebory. au Vermicelle. rollion. Torboe Sauce Nome& Merlons trita. INITIMIL COtelettes de Mouton Wm . Tout Bisaq= sr. s Vasa ► la sow _ Tombola. amt. lonslarbY. Bayard/0 a= billow Patbstrie L L a•Doise. groplar et Salads. An extensive and earehdly-selected stock of Rhenish, Mosel* sad Gear WU* Reported upressly Sc, Th e LONIOII Manta - -- Turtle end VEDISUII daily. --- N.D. Dalin( the Ishlbition Sateen The London Dinner will be served daily from two ontil nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coles Room t In carte trona one until ten o'clock. - 69n;ir3oix7Isysart;tioqi - ock7 — FILDIRICIL SAWYER, Provelotoir. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of I:WM.IIND, tt GUAT AGRICULTURAL BROW Ia of HORS" CALMS. SRM, PIOL al MACHINERY, V Dattortooliult, loodoo. Juno !$ to July L Saturda, June 28, Wks Sow aAvealeek sod} Hat . , crown. 28,thery. &c.) Monday, nOth s Tuesla ,y July Id Wednesday, 2nd lifetabers [raj . • Open each day from Eight In lie — Morning till Eight in the Evening, except the last day, when the yard will be closed at Six ircleciL ThlTtlay (Saturday, June 28th, there will be &Public Exhibition of Wear Cultivators at Work. from Eleven a.m. to Poor p.m., coati lamdantain Mallon, in Eent, a distance of 24 an= tram the Vidal& Terminus of the London, Chatham, and Dever itaihrly.—By ceder of the Council . HALL DARE, Beerstary. MO MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS. THZ PARIS ZLEGANS, la Saglbb, prioe la, eciatelnher beautiful Coloured Itogrartige of the m. Perla 'seldom for July, la 'old by all bookaellen, de., for IL, free IL 9d. W. Thome, 28, lerydgeeetreet, Coseoippideq W.C. MATRIMONY. —TO-NIGHT.—This is the sub ject of LECTURE by Memo. TOMS& sad NULL In AL7%bone Institute, Po. than-omm Open at ball-part 7. Commence at & Tickets ed., is., sad fa. Private consaltatJona. from 9 a.m. to 0 p.m., at 147, Straad. Term from Is. ad. to 21a. VISITORS to the RXHIBITION desirous of • good evening's smtemonsot should patronise the LONDON PAVILION. The programme is unsurpassed in attraction, inclathg a Aral-class musical mitertainnient, Loge thee with the agabieed talent of Miss I. Pearce, Sam Collins, Art Hee (Chinese liver) Mtwara Amway and Preach ~the " Nerves ' ), and the Eliot iamlly. Immense t embalmed by Sass OoDles In Ida sew moans of " Paddy Deal • and the ' Mosishy et " The Wife. - -Londoe ?arnica, streak Ilayntarket. L.l/NL andIiONNNAILIIIII, Preggisteth. EA 11-DE-VIZ — Th is Pure PALZ BRANDY, lk per gallon, Is densoestrated, upon analysis, tob= cane , tree from acidity, and very superior to recent Im Boss at Cognac. la French bottles, $24 per doz. ; or is a eine low the country, Oa Railway carriage paid. ho Arente, and to be obtained only of RINEY BREIT and Co., Old turnivels Distillery, Holborn, B.C. ER—Pale Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per do& 14 E412 1" cor i tistiners in atrbt a /rah Ho 1 - •75; SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (Imperial pinta, Y. 9i the dewy, lbartoo f 4t mid Oulu .assfa odes sitsuidaassablas el replied awl nomons. sod oaks of 19 iralloos and upwards. Barclay s stoat, 6 doses quart& 21a. el. and stoat bottled espestoll for exportation.— MOODY and Co., wee, Mae-street, LC. PIANO, 18 guineas. cost 50 six months ago ; brilliant toned, fall compass, handsome case, carved Wass legs, repetition touch, raetwllle plates, all latest improvements. Music stool included. The lady will allow ass month's trial.— apply Oa, Downham-read, dm doom ham inngsland-road. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- latablishedl7llo.—WAUGH and SON beg to Intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their 8H OW-ROOMS con tain • large assortment of BRUSSELS and VELVET-PILE CARPETS, of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they have had In the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those fa the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets. de. Silks and other fabrics for suntans and furniture.-6 and 4, Goodge-street; 6S and 66, Totteahain•court-read. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and 0017CilliS, Barrack Furniture, Trunks Partman teems de.-146, Piccadilly. Catalogues free. BARLOVPS SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN routs a large joint of wet with a mere handful of cook. The eavlng la immense : the meat la beautifully roasted In every pert. nicely browned all over, and all the entry and nutritious properties retained. Price Ma. N.B. These airprialin; attests me produced by Acientific concentration of beat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight : an infallible method et cooking this favoarite vegetable 1a torfeetlon. Prim Te.. ea BART.,6ves AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housemaid's Mend, warranted to inn me ton of waists throe. Price Ils. ed. (Wtll last 0 0 Para) BARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, or sediment disturbed In tilting. Will repay ita trifling wet Ina month. Moe es, and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 1.1 NO VENT PRO REQUIRED; no more fiat beer sr sour win,. Price 4 Bd. ; ditto electro plated, 9a —Apply direct to JANE' BARLOW, patentee, 14, Efts Wllltaaa-street, Mansion louse. nee that his name and addnie Is is ow, article ; all others are spurious Imitations. Upsythes sasYa Mablialied VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BROODLN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re =the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute the fair trader and the public will be alike protected bg the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Odd being divided tnte_44 parts orcarata, It follows that geld of 24 carats One, 118 cani"..,t3 ite ;ants.. ,51 11 10 worth 4 llf 17 carats.. 3 2 carats.. 1 8 34 per onnos. 16 carats.. 2 1 7f carat... 1 4 Slants— 6 1 8 15 carats.. 2 1 1 carats .. 1 1 24 IS carats (British 14 carats.. 2 04 carats .. 017 standard) 3 17 104 13 carats.. f 0 cants .. 0 16 24 32 cent.— 314 4 12 carats.. 2 5e I carats .. ole Te 10 carats.. It 10 Ite 11 carats.. 1 111 1 carats .. 0 7 1 ID carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 116 41 carat... 0 8 64 Manufactory. 16, Henrietta-street, Canntigarden, W.C., London. mods of Chains and Jewellery for L. each. N.B. Thu istablYßmant la closed at 6 in the swiss, and on &dards?' stems dila*. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.- rim aad meth rearasaith Stack at BEUXKLUB BRIDAL ythgpathl ZLOUNgBOI4 to m. ELL OLD HAND. PUN C%YBBIC HA.NDEEBCHIEP6. The ladleeOattittina Department replete with every novelty, at the meet inexpensive Driers. A. BLACYBORNSB LATE,: INDIA OUTFIT:KING Warehovae, U, SOUTH ♦UDLRY.BTRIUST. LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) HEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for the Workl-fsmed Scotch ANOOLA 16s. TROUSERS. Is now replete and ready tor inepodlon. These Trousers were originated by Mr. Milo, Whoop only address h 7 3 , BRIM ok-ST RE ST, EA NOVEIWIQUARE sad who is not conceded with any person imitating and 'dyer Using in his name. ESTABLISHED lath TEBRUAZT. Int SPROTACLES, improved by HARRIS sod am, will most certainly preserve the sight. Batter cannot be made. steel, with crystals or pebbles lia; steal, with gloves, Os. to Its. Gold end Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses In great variety. at equally low prices. Harris's ?romped Glass 12s ed. post free. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Cates, London. Established 1780. Caution—No travellers employed. WHITE and BOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the popr medication of fond. ROWLAIIDie °DONT°, or P L DENTIFRICE compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is of Insetlosable value to preserving and neentifying the teeth , serengthening the game, seed In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It aradicstes tartar from the teeth, removes spot of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pee/Nike whitener. It invaluable pro perties bars obtained the partway of royalty and the 'Alto. arse, of Doom and it to ondversally is high repute. Pros ga ad. par hog. gold by A. lowland sad Bona. 10, Hatton. by CbaWala sad Perfumers. Aak to lowlands .rtot raboaskylio• tt„lg 14 duties. staled PBX GUIDE to MANLY VIGOUR. By A Mews. Balmer mad Co., Colimaling garrioOly registered under the new Medical Act. To he had from the Anthem, 44 Waymouthotreet Portiaed.pl ted am, Regent's-park, W., where they nut be dully consul from 10 to 8, on every of dimes, for which th y have divcovered never.laillnly the traits of many years' private and hospital practice. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1862. A NZW NOVEL, by the Author of "Adam Bede," win be commenced In the JULY NUMB/Mot the COINKILL Me i rtle. War, and Co., ea, CoenbilL CONCIE A W E E K. vszyzius PZ WL • New Mary by the Anthems of "Neat Lynne," Is ocemmestoed In this week's Number. VERNER'S PRIDE, a New Story by the Authoreof of " lba4 Iowa; Is commensal this day la ONCE A WEEK. NEW PARIS FASHIONS for JULY. THE PARIS ELEGANT, in baffled, Is., contains bout- W Liel Wowed Nagralinp of of e pressen Paris Teeittoes, oo = terature, sad the chitahat of Perla Sold 4 by an de., for Is., pest free Is. ed. W. Mara Dirkeastreet, Coraiteparden, W.C. ASONG for SONG BIRDS. —See " F UN, " THIS WUX, with 10 CO4lllO Engravings. One Penny. DL CUM! OW WIEVOUBIBIBI3. OrtilEAL DEBILITY, Wu Just puldleited, pries le.opost tree bons Übe Anther ter 12 AMEDIALESSAY on the CAUSE . = cons et 141117(ATIIEZ DRUM to WAN. with plain directioaa tor perfect reateention to Mal& and vigour, the resit et Westerner red seoneital prattles in the tieetasetrof erne ir r uit peculiar nerrees and dim= whisk teed to esabilew end fats. We , . J. L COMM, 16, Albrmarteettesk PhisadDig, Idea& 10 till 8, and 8 to 8. • . Waled nebeeitaitem te apples we is nomember of moiety by whotethisbooir will not belated iteettil 7 whether . etith person bad &Motion al plisei, • =or clew -Suis. Lierlas: Mutt 18. : or J. Alley. 20, Warwick-Wm. Now resdp,4 post free 14 stamps. or in a sealed env*. lope 10 a popular medical work on NERVOUS EXHAUSTI VITA VITALIS, illuatzated with 100 Engravings from life (of cases attended at the motel Dim Park, sod other Hospitals), descriptive of the baneful effeck cousequent upon the errors and enamel of youth and materit s 44 " linntree," Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, ris• &Sued under the new Medical Act, who may be complied at his widens, au, bladessetreet, Regentstreet, London, W. (opposite the side of et. Gorge's Church), daily, 11 1111 8, and from 6 till 8 Sundays, 11 1111 k To be had direct as above, sad from all booksellers Me Patensestor 401 F, ladidos. PROM LABr NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANIZOPDk [lrma Or 1104101TORO AND FORTH= rAirrscurria TO 111 OBTAIN= AT TKO 017101 OF TKO OKIKF 1/101OTAA11,, COURT or rercaurrcr, rAamonati,rtraur.] RONZIT KIBLII HENRY, BlotonAtseet, llatonoquare, late entlspi in Ilse dilth infantry, to surrender July 16, at 11. ISAACclossas, Commerelalotreet,Wkitachaveljeweller, r, July 11, at 10. . . Lou,. pipit I . t9.toiT, .omyrk's.road, Watwortb, talesman to a 1.1; lact — ol 7 , Wiu.un Wmasa, 1110-street, Blioreditch, licensed ‘lctualler, maims Hoirints. Yoseow-road, Bayswater, late boarding house keeper. July 15, at IL Planar Antwerp. Drains, Crreeent-place, Borton.creacent, late lieutenant In the loyal Nary. July 115, at 10. prriut Bouts. ray, Bedford, attorney, July 15, at 10. Hwy ° Zenon , Blielteireet, Wandnrorth, draper, July 15, et 10. • , Jo= Bos t sen., Crozler-duet, Lambeth, July 15, at 10. ClEpUlLitlyelS VAIN OIJIIWIN L. NeWthatanirenCent, New- ington-butts, merchant's clerk, July 15, at 10. G 1111118.9 L'ILACILIMLL, Enfield. cool merchant, July 8, at 11. Kleiman Wilemiong, Kensington-maw., gentleman, July 14 at 12. ANDREW MONNO, Benazartenuat, Makes, carpenter, July 11. at 1- Blair Berta, Bow-street, Covent-garden, traveller fur a boot Inane seturer, Jetty A at 10. Manaus Cllglertin AIM" Angel-terrace, Islington, commis sion agent, JulyB, at 10. FILDILLICK Ckumb.road, Tottenham, com mercial clerk, July at 10. Jona WurN, Weat-Whet, Seven Malt, gas Otter, July 8, at 10. Jaen COLN HAMM, Maneheater-Imildings, Westminster, and Warren-street, litaoy.square, civil engineer, July 8. at 10. Alitutoes Gomm 1 1 110190, Wings I,yno, Norfolk, coal merchant, July 8, at 10. llutimarri Samna Eldm, High-street, July 19, _at IL Botany MATRON, *lntern-street, Houton, printer, July 19, at 11. JOelms hooter. HAW Calapdsuddll West, Kensington. taller, July 7, at I. . ANNAN CANDLER. aphpkw, Murray-street, Camden-town, china dealer, July 7, at kIUJAW Mina, Iligh-street,Lambetkworking engineer, July 7, at 2. SoLollolloArrOg, Yhtherton Ange-, Wilts, builder, July 14, at 11. CUARtha liCter, °teat Warner-street, Clerkenwell, late dealer In colonial produce, July 7, at 3. CHARLIE HENRY YAM:oars, Bromley, Middleies, agent to a shipping butcher, July 7, at 3. Jogs HOME, Orval Queen.street, thee. tried manager, July 7, at 3. JOHN 7121r/tag; Edmund place, Aldersgate.street, commission agent. July 7, at 2. Jam= Fiaama IVES, Purneet, Essex, butcher, July 7, at 2. Manes &axon Hoots, Rowley Reg* ateJtordahlre, July 11. at It Ommoa WILI.OIIIIIIIIT, Nottingham, small ware dealer, July 15, at 11. 1.1:11Blcs, Gotham, Notts, builder, July 15, at 11. Jana' listalu.l. Toßum Bristol, corn factor, July 8, at 11. Atkin TltstiO, Cirencester, agricultural implement maker, July 8, at 11. MARY ANN warns, Bl Idol, licensed victualler, July 14, at 11. CNAJILNN GlllOOl/T, jun., Cheltenham, surgeon, July 8, at 11. Howdah PHILLIPS, ilambrook, Oluucestenhire, licensed vie. Waller, July 8, at 11. Baiuraus Brx►s, Aspley, Yorkshire, cloth finisher, July 7, at 11. .1 JEWI66OIII MONIU(A3, Kingston-upon-Hull, sucUoneer. July 9, M 12. Misr, Liverpool, coal merchant, July 10, at 11. JOHN STannut Jos Zs, Portmaduc, Carnarvonshlro, attorney, July 10, at 11. Jzr waxy Barnum, Manchester, grocer's assistant, July 8. at 12. JoISILPH Bury, Lancaatilre, late liceased victualler, July 8, at 11. • " JoTtizra Newcastle-upon-Tyne, furniture broker, July 10, at 11. . . . . JOBi — ltamtcy DYSON, AlUneford, Northumberland, corn miller, Julylo, at 11. WII.I.I,tY=ILL& Birmingham, ivory turner, July?, at 10. THOYAS MELIA& Toiteth- park , Dear Liverpool, boot maker, July 11. at & -•- • - WLLWLs Macs, Liverpool, cart owner, July 8, at 3. JAIMI CLAIt, Manchester and Salford, confectioner, July 21, at Danish 11 fLitiot, Gorton-brook, near Manchester, general dealer, July at, al 91. WUJJAM CiumaltaLaig, Jun., Manchester, Innkeeper, July al, at tik. Maxim Elnunsausst Nottingham. coal dealer, July 18, at 10. WtLULs MuLtanD, Carltoa, Notts, shopkeeper, July 16, at 10. Anlnrzu., Nottingham, lane manufacturer, July 16, at 60. _ _ _ BMA 2111.11.11.1,, widow, Broad lisraton, Gloucester shire, July 11, at 12. WILLIAM MAMA, Wolverhampton, commission agent, July 7, at 12. THOMAS SNCDDIN, Landport, Banta, boot maker, Julyls, at 12. Joao HI:NAT Teourson, Portae►, Banta, confectioner, July 15, at 12._ /TILES Miss, Dunkeswell, Devonshire, carpenter, July 8, at 1. loam Acouerus TH(4111110N, Leicester, ounfectiouer, July 16, at 1. - - - - - • - - - - WlLailt BACON', Ipswich, plumber, July ♦, at Is. JOinkIIMAY OASIS, Thetford, Suffolk, sehoolm .1411. r, July 8, DAYNIII, Brandon, Suffolk, cooper, July EL at 3. WlLLtag DOWMT, Lowestoft, late fruiterer, July 9, at 12. DAluir. Farm .101111, Biwa, Moumoothaldre, grocer, July 23, ...at 10. . ' • • OOWDT, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, painter, July 8, at t Jam= MONITION, Msabrough, Yorkshire, joiner, July 26, at 11. BIHJAMIN SMITH, Erringden, Yorkshire, foreman tailor, July 10, at 10. Jaime linsoi, King's CIlQe, Northampton, beer retailer, July 7, at 11. J 071271 CILAVDPIILLD, Taunton St. Junes, Somerset&ire, school mlatrtaa, J uly 12, at 12. 00D1 , 1111T LON" Kirkby Overblow, Yorkshire, cattle duke, July 17, at 9. ""- • • Triusus Sannici, York, Journeyman joiner, July 10, at 11. RICIIARD AVIJUIL, Weetbromwich, Stanordahlre, general agent, July 10, at 10. 11 arteIVaIiGIUMET Sutton, Cheshire, grocer, July 9, at 10. CHAIM= 'Wain TaollA3 GOODisoN, Waketleld, Yorkshire, Mauer, July ti, at 11. Taoism BaugsTr, Oystersouuth, ulamorgamhire, licensed vic tualler, July 10, at S. JOHN Givirritna Swansea, blacksmith, July 10, at S. 8.4,21.11 T SLADE, lisselbury Plucknett, nomereetahlre, twins um mitacturer, J uly S, at 11. TGWU., BOLLoCI, gluansl, Salop, boot maker, July 12, at 12. WILLIAM Jonci, Water-street, Cannarthembire, railway porter, July 21, at 10. JOSIIPH RODLDING, Thong's Bridge, Yorkshire, veterinary GIU , gem; July 14, at 10. JOAN Balms, lilinsbridge,Yorkshire,teszle dealer, Julylo, atlo. EDWiID Hays., (Munk painter, July 9. at 10. Junn Canna, Mimic% Devonshire, butilasr, July 9, at IL Juan Dana, Jun., Palmrton, Devunshire, late maltatcr, July 11, at 11. Juaara BIDIXY, Hyde, Cheshire, publican, July 17. at 11. Jona 12T, Bardney, Lincolnshire, flour dealer, July 9, at a. JOHN GOOMMIX, banning, Berks. carpenter, July 9, at 11 LAST EXAMINATIONS. July 14. T. Warren, Hentincketivet, Bt. Merylebone, and Chancery-lane, attorney—July 31. H. Stone, Hope-terrace and Three Colt-sheet, Ltmehouse, lineodraper—July 31. J. Stret ford, Hut, Heigheeldll, Upper Norwood, clerk to • shorthand writer—July 31. Esther Mathew, Cershalton, Surrey. milliner— ' Si. A. Y. Vat Holier, Leadeultallstreet, City, foreign booiaelNr—July IL W. Hilliett, St, Martihs-16-Orand, City. heeler—July 31. 11. C. Dale, Htibtl y New.park, general pro duce broker—Jody 31. B. C. Aunt eutherlandetreet, lice, retired major In the army! 3l. MoucheL Drum toond.strcet, Huston-square, surgeon—July 31. A. V. Dolour, Maismoresquers, New Yeethun, reboolsmetar—July IS, L Arnold, Johnetreet, Minaulee, talke—Jab 26. T. 8. Thatcher, Mudding lane City, dealer In Seville orange peel—July M. Y. 7. Healy, Meredith-street, Cierkenwell, jewellery setter—July IS. T. Cook, Loodott-road, Bentham, k, engineer—July 66. lA. Levy, great Alle-street, Goodman ellelds, leweller—Jely U. J. Car ruthers, Lee, Lent, Hoene d vlctualkr—Jul 26. J. 0. Melllard, Orme Haildfordetrest, asethwark, sad read. hat maunfacturer —July 23. S. Cave, New Oburehreed, Hackney, grower—July U. J. H. Nlchulam, Witham, Sage; master at Witham Union-Jot, 11. Z. Minden, Arthur-street Went, City, * haw merchant-July . 29. T. HOUtti/0011, lens-road, (hid ant rend, late beenhop kmoper-Jaly M. J. Yolnnea, Jermynotreet. 84, J ames a, gungeska J uly 31. M. Obegold, Caindenstreet North, comm , to pent- ale 31. H. Porter, Hallos, Middle ▪ bootnseker-July 31 D. Spokes, Groat Collegeotreot, Cam duo-town, grocer -J 31. W. Hambldge, Greet Walley, Keen, late licensed victualler-July 29 G. Stokes, Denbighetreet, Pliniloo, Mork in tidy order-July 81. 0. Cote, Ideuniagne aki=trdens„ air 61. Lbooklrinders- .4 tutalr. Uniesomort, Old BrTsidstreet, Menge agent-Julyy 29. IL D. SMap, Ask Common, Surrey, 1W proprgetor-July 17. W. 11, Asher, - HirmMpam, warehouse clerk-July 17. A. Ansel, BRlaloghess, Dolt salesman -July 17. W. Tomlin., Wolverhamp ton, plamber-July M. T. Knlbb, Mondeigh, Warwickshire, eW M. B. H. Spearman, Wolverhampton. attorney's -July 21. T. Oreatres, J. Waters, and J. Greene:, Meetly, Mhos mantsfecturers-July 17. Jobs Knibb, Bit- M iroVrez- ja htly U. Joseph /Crab Bkve rb, Birmingham , cal llhalitntpuTri Madaly, Worcestershire, hanser--July ul i f . Wilkineoo, ▪ lirsalostunk lets horsed victeaßer-loly B. BurselL ==th, farmer-July St. H. Wood, Birmingham, braes sly 29. J. A. Porter. Leicester, cabinet maker-July 29. 1. Wombed Ilkeston, Dsrloy•dre, printer-July 16. it.wtstiey, Winner. bitMlinliletnesir-Jo i . Coillahaw, Nottlop ham lace m orAli nme. . 11. , Nottingham, joiner- July 29. T. Severer, re, licensed victualler -Jody Sh J. B leas dealer-July 29. G. S. Bunton, tlsbournby, ter-July 21. W. Mike, Bristol, journeyman M. J. flenith, Cheltenham, groser-July 22. L 1114•411, Yorkshire, Oates -July 22. W. MIO/heR, EPP. Meek manulacturer July 22, W. COSMO. ElsbopWflasti Tertakire, farmer- July 17. H. Chenneth; AmEha nhir tistelno, wheelwright- July 17. a **Aar manner- Jody f Chishire, Aaiun IR W. P. Bikensy, simgemo-Juiy 11 1 .1 4 . r i. lajahln. i. 1 6. 7. 2m 41NUer.4 Mai 21L 0k ".. I=7A . R *Moo J=ll. L IIMM W. Howe, W Norfolk. monist garienor-lely 11, J. Chapman, Wished. Candorldgeekke-August 6. D. oadtehmood, Ilewbadgo worth, Hardeedefere, Maher carter -Jsly 22. R. Mans; New pact, llinsosonthddle. besitonse , ke bwl bN nr B7 4 . nylli d. Ann , Joney F"pr-J iame.shb lin i s. L ly IS. W. Bridge, NevittfolLiAatikt. nowtham, lissalmellar, wine merchaut -Arrival 1. T. nawards, Tetley, Yorkshire, roller-July 17. J. Taylor, Crimple, as. nansbrougt, Mosehme-July 14. Joseph Castle and Jahn Ohnie, Rebel... Yorkshire, rag drier-July 14. P. Hardy. Wooddate, Yorke/sire, coal dealer-July 24. B. Jones, Mir . z i ani, Gla morganshire, grocer-July 10. C. W. Coombs, th; too , auctioneer-July 10. T. D. Rem, "mem modem -J 10. .1. Kern, Swansea, clockmaker-July 26. J. Lew* Cardiff, °Meer in ber Majesty's Customs-July 26. T. Jenkins, Tongwynlss, Glamormuohlre, contractor-July 12. J. Births, Ripley, Derbyshire, builder-July 12. Ann Smedley. Minton, Derbyshire, grocer-July 12. W. Rawson, Ripley, Derbyshire, plumber -July 12. J. 1 sylor, Frichley, Derbyshire, butcher- Ji111.12, B. lieTelgtey, Riple y, Der byshire, tanoser-.lorly 111. T. Kirkby In bottinghamohlre, wheelwright- August 21. W. Maegott, Rugby. labourer-Auguot 21 R. Cleaver, Strum-epos Doreen, Warele.kshire, carpenter-Jab 10. R. J. Barnard, hat Harding, Norfolk, boot maker - July 16. J. Talbot, Norwich, cab proprietor-Jody 11. W. Ykery, Rdced i. Soikezmet shire, innkeeper-July It T. Redhead. Illverelon. Inn Mist 6. J. Perkier:o. Northampton, orpn • 6. J. Edward', Lower Heyford, Northesoptomiotre, been seller-Jab M. P. O'Malley. Stourbridr4ide dealer-July M. L Limner, Coltiehall, Norfolk, vete urgeon-Jmy !1. 0. H. Johnson. Great Masaingham. Norf. !saddler-July 11. W. Hoeson,== i tzlik, pork butcher-Jorlia l .l.. Hammood, , poser-August 6. IL Great Houghton, Noitllamptooshire, Mewed yletaaller-JulyP J. Loveland, Harting, Sum; licensed victualler-July 19. W. Davies, Kinneriey, Shropshire, Milor-July 17. C. IL Anode, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, butcher. BANKRUPTCIES JiNNIILLILD. Jane 24. lowa Hondorth, Yorkshire, cloth mama !manner. June 24. MOl am BAs. Qmosn'entreet, brompoo. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACES. PATIET BITUMEN= WATER, GA AND DIAINAGI PVI CoM PANT (IpUTIM), July 8, at 12, of Baslagban4l7,4—peltion for winding up. GIZA? NOOTHUX AND MIDLAND COAL CONPANT (LINI IND), July 11, as 11, at Basingliallnireet—call of SI. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. . - 0,0,21 Horror,Hope, -. .6. - -gy;fure . , dler—tad dividend Cl ' Od., any Monday , Young's, Sheffield. MIMI= &lentil, Oldham, Lancashire, machinist-1A divi dend of Si. Hid., July 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Point Msncbester. lialitllon and ainganTr, St. Ilelenn-2nd dividend of IC and lit and and dividende of ed and 3a. sd. on new proofs, July 2, and any subsequent Wednesday. at Morgan's, LlierpooL Waling Porlin-4th dividend of 2 11-led., and let, 2nd, and led dividends of Is. Sd., July 2, sad any subsequent Wednan day, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Jong Indianola --Sind dividend of 10d., and Ist and Sint divi dends of la ad. aid 10d., July 2, and any subsequent Wed needy, at Morgan's, Liverpool. fL L Salton-41h dividend of sid., and Ist, 2nd, and drd divi dends of 1a 9)d on new pivots, July 9, and any subsequent Wednesday. at Mangan's, Liverpool Jolt' Marna—fad dividend of Id., and Ist and hid dividends of fa. hi on new pproofs, Jelly 9, and any subsequent Wednes day, N Morgan's, July 10. J. Fryer, lisynliiket,slurt maker—July 7. B. Rey nolds, Cumberland-place, Wesitiourne-grove, builder—July 7. W. H. L Funned, MA- tm, chemist—July 11. R. Haw/Gags, ti= Somereelahlre, farrner—July 4. W. Hey, Castletord, linetedraper—July 16. T. W. Thorpe and J. Grant , Boston, Lielsolnahlre, common brewers—July S. J. Bled. Not tingham. grocer—July 11. R. T. Parke, Kendal. Wee-Moreland, draper—July 11. T. ritubbs, Sebum*, Bteffordshire, Joiner — July 21. J. Hughes, Manchester, fustian manufacturer—July 9. C. Smith, J. Smith, and J. Smith, Manchester, cotton cords manufacturers—August 7. W. Bird. men., and W. Bird, Jun., Great Yarmouth, wine merchants—July la. J. Smith, Guildford, Surrey, builder—July 16 J. Morgan, Greenfield street, White chapel, draper—July 18. Y. de Yrigeytl. Muscovy-court. City, wine merchant—July Ski. F. Weetherley,tild Chapel-row, Kentish town, draper -July 19. W. Trego, Culeman.strect, City, builder —July 24. G. L Schembrl, Leedenhall-street, City, and Valetta, Malta, merchant—July lg. W. Omen and J. G. R keyee, Wor cester, wine merchants July 21. Z. Tyler, Blrchille Stafford shire, ironmsater—i sly 21. W. imams, Dudley, Worcestershire, bolt manufacturer—July 21. J. Hughes, Birmingham, wire drawer—July 21. J. Reader, Birmingham, galvanised Iron mot manufacturer—July 21. T. Coltman, Coventry, plumber—J lily 21. J. Goodwin, naten, Staffordshire. earthenware 'mambos-tearer —July It. S. Boutledge, Huddersfield, dyer. DIBBULVID.. W. Barrielongiianccj. Itorraelouglt, Salterhobble, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—J. Layton, H. Y. Hulbert, R. B. °M eths, C. A. Hulbert, and J. N. Layton, Mincing.lane, City, colonial brokers, so tar as regards H. Y. Hulbert—W. Card and T. W. Caird, Keeler, surgeons—L. Lantarann, J. Davidsohn, &L. Oppenheimer, and IL L Oppenbeimer,Outterisuie, City, general merchants—J. Forsyth and J. Currie, Oxforti.street, monumental sculptors—W. Jacobs and W. L Seer, Canterbury, Dover, and Margate, auctioneers—P. Brown, B. Brown, and G. W. Brown, At. Ives and Houghton, Hunts, mWhere. so far so regards P. Brown—W. Brows and J. C. Cffiiir., Birmingham, silversmiths— W. Griffiths and W. Arise, Coventry, tobacconists—J. Dicker and It Dicker, Highetreet, Poplar, silversmiths—Jana Etteldn, Jno. Kitchin, and W. Calfficott, Worcester, bop merchants, so tar as regards W. Ciddicott—S. Cross and W. H. Williamson. Leeds, Spanish leather drawn—T. Johnson, 11. Dobeon, and W. Tat, Kingston-upon-Hull, boot manufacturen, so far as regards T. Johnson—J. Blackburn and W. J. Taylor, Huddersfield, woollen merchants—lL A. &cantered and H. K. Hebb. Lincoln, attorneys —J. Carrington and J. Grant, Darlaston, Staffordshire, dampers —Mary Sutton, Karla Sutton, and Mary Anne Barker, Cambridge, schoolmistresses, so to as regards Mary Anne Barker—B,. Carter and S. Powell Birmingham . manufacturing jewellers—L. Smith and J. iligginbottom, Manchester, dealers In paperhanging/ B. Emanuel, sen., and Z. Enamel, jun., Potties. and Porta , mouth, goldsmiths-1C Bowra, 0. Wood, and P. tame Belvi dere-road, Lambeth, manufacturers of elastic goods—O. Green wood and S. C. Rossiter. Bristol, Manchester warehousemen— W. Wlghtwkk and E. Mtgliterick, New Bond-street, iffiendrapers —I. Evana and E. Poole, Wednesiteld Heath, coalman/ere-0. K. Jennerandl. Graves,ilighatrert,Portland.town, cheesemongers— J. Style and R. large, Salisbury, drapers—M. S. Taylor, Glasgow, so far as regards his connexion with the firm of Mai tin, Turner, and Co., Glasgow, and Martin, Dyce and Co., Batavia, Singapore, and Manilla, merchants—W. Rummel and A. Gordon, Aberdeen. booksellers. SCOTCH SEQONS. ROBUT lUD'', Halbert baker ITICIITHATI , July 7, at the Faculty Hall, Gleigow. Dar 1D JACK, /3rechln, Fortushbe, farmer, July 1, at the Com mercial Hotel, Ilrechhi Aucnktmeit Ntaot, Wiscran, Glasgow, wine merchant, July I, at the Faculty Hall, Obutrow. THE LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE RELIEF FUND. The London committee of the above fund met yesterday at the Mansiosi-hoesa. The Lord Mayor m inded, and the following gentlemen were likewise present— vie., Messrs. Cotton, Morley, Howes, Armitage, and Stearns Dilberoglue. Mr. Gibbs, the secretary, reported h the receipts for the amounts transmitted last week, wit the thanks of the different committees to which they were seat. One writer especially alluded to the proper sense of grati tude expressed by the recipients of the small sums distil,- buted by the local committee, and the quiet and resigned manner with which the sufferers endure their privations. It appeared from the financial sheet that the amount already remitted to different townships and parishes is 5,4501. An application woe read from Bomber-bridge and from St. Michael s, liulme, in boil of which places the distress appears to be very great. The committee, after considering the applications, resolved that the sum of 1001. should be mat to each of the above pluses. Other appliostiockwers laid before the oomusiMee, bet the consideration of them was postponed, in order to obtain fur ther particulars as to the amount of distress, he. In addi tion to the above grant the committee directed the &sanitary to forward the sum of 1501. to Stockport, making the fourth remittals.e to that town, and also the sum at 501. to Hyde, to which place two grantsof similar amount Immobile") previously made. The committee, after triturating some routine business, adjourned. Tai COWING EirriTAIXIIIINT 191:11 GUILD- EALL.—n•llolMOlittle appointed by doe Court of Comma& Goosed to make is for thiirtradsdiaterainiosial entertainment at Oolldboll, met on Thursday, bet were unable from certain eireuartaness to come to any rodalto misogamists, sod will meet agar for that pawpaws this day. It is, however, goremlly understood (says the City Pour) that the satestammint will mason of • moort and bell, of • mart morpaillseat sad unparalleled obarastir. It is impoun ds, at presort. to di the day, but it la very probablei that it will tabs *ea shim so the 18th or 215th of July. Tbe whole of the oouttyard in front of the Guildhall will be covered sad converted into • dancing Woos. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asunaes nuawis.) ATTEMPTED ABBALMINATION OF GENERAL LUDERS. DRESDEN, Jun 27. The Dresden Jaime/ of Weis) , publishes a tele gram from Warsaw, ‘ dated today, announcing that General Lttders had been ahot at with a pistol, and slightly wounded in the chin, while in the Saxon Garden mineral water establishment. The perpetrator of the act had not been discoveced. SERVLk. RIILGRAD.II. Jon 2T. The news contained in telegrams published in the VieDllll papers, that the shops of foreigners in Belgrade and in Servia generally had been plun dered, is unfounded. The Servian Government gave complete satisfac tion to-day to the representative of the Austrian General Consulate for the personal affront offered to him by some Servian officers. Y FRANCE. PARIS 'Svu Sal , After several Mlle bad been wised in "Cor ps lossisistif to-day, Count de Mom the a nt of the Chattiber, deverici a rpouti; fhe deputies for their good will. The session was then closed, the members separat ing with cries of " Vive PEmpereur." RUSSIA. . . ST. PETERSBURG, AGIN 27. An imperial decree has been published to-day abolishing the government monopoly for the sale of salt. The salt mines belonging to the state will be sold or farmed. The tax on salt is provisionally fixed at 90 kopecks. The decree also modifies the law on the importation of salt. ELECTORAL HESSE. CitBBlll, Joss 27. K Dirks, Syndic of Cassel, having on official grounds requested from the new ministry instruc tions in wr►ting for the maintenance and obser vance of the constitution of 1831, which has just been re-established, the necessary documents signed by the ministers have been remitted to him. CALCUTTA AND MINA MAIL • ' INDIA. The Friend of India says in its summary of Kay 22 that the resolution of the government to hdd. entirely aloof from the Afghan disturbances is recognised as a wise one. It is ascertained that the Persians are sot in coninituti. h Mae with Sultan Ahmed Jan. The Arlan Mindoro is limited to a dispute Mittman the AMOR and his nephew, and is purely a matter d civil strife. There is therefore no legitimate excuse for either Pant Reit* er Maitland in- terfering in the conflict. The ohjeet of ,Sultan Ahmed Jae seems to be to retake that ponies of the Tainiansee district which was annexed lad year by the Amuse. - Be imbed Perish by treachery, and woolii bore found Oben* and Oatidahar ao amy prey bad he not prefeered to stop short at the Khaerood Rms., midway_ between Funsh sad Oharisk. The straggle will probably sad in a compromise. Oa the Antoir's death it will probably take the form of a contest between Sultan Ahmed Jan as Chief of the Berate* and Abel Khan, the bravest and most capable of the Amser's sour. Kr. Laing retinas home by this mail, having as am of kis hid seta effected an important reform is the financial de t, ea as to amaimilate it in mipmamasim to the reasury. The introduction of merit as • tale ad promotiou, the removal of all differeme between " cove meted" and " necovenairml" mervanta, and the eligibility of outsiders for appointment., are important innovatioca. The cell ei oilers in the financial ispertmeat at peallet is 50,8401. a year ; by the new scale it will not be increased, though even more offimrs are added at salaries sufficient to secure men of ability and experience. The severe bet not undeserved reflection, of Mr. Lin on the civil service as financiers, have naturally excited no little irritation in the hitherto favoured service. CHINA. The Overland China Mail of May 10 says in its mammary : There Las been a third combined naval and military expo. dation against the rebels during the past fortnight, which has resulted in the capture of a town containing loot to the vane of 130,000 dols. The force eappd on this occasion amounted to about 6,000, of whom 2,000 were Chinne and the rest English and French. Orr the 27th ultimo, a recce. noitriog force proceeded to • place calls' Nan-haiang, 12 miles to the westward of Sluoighas ; • little beyond which the rebels had a stockade. On approaching to view the place the par ty was fi red upon, sedan officer, Capt. Brown Of the seriously wounded ; some of the Chilies also were killed, and some wounded. Next day, after full preparations, the place was stormed and taken, and one of the defenders killed, the others baring eva cuated the works when they saw defeat inevitable. As they wen reaping away, we killed 25 of them with our guns. The place wee found to be one of the numerous stockades that have been pushed forward in the direction of Shanghae, and which are very difficult to capture with out artillery. The forces were, upon this stockade being take., immediately advanced in the direction of Kah-ding, • walled city about as large as Shanghae. After marching along • good road and through a beautiful country with flee thriving crops, the troops reached the southern suburb of Koh-ding and took up their openers in Use beet house* they could find. A few rebels on horseback came in front of the wall in the course of the afternoote, but • marine sentry shot one of them, and the others rode away. On Wednesday, the 30th, the commissariat boats arrived with zr a r s e e ries and stores, sod a plan of attack was at once ar ranged, to be executed the following morning. The rebels spent the night in strengthening their defences, and at half. past two next morning our guns were placed in position, and the troops remained in readiness to fir as soon as there was sufficient light. Accordingly, at 5 a.m. a fire was opened on the city from the French pieces, the Naval Brigade howitzers, the mountain guns of the Royal Artillery, Go van's 21-pounder howitzer, and • park of mortars simultaneously. Iu half an hour the enemy was silenced. In ten minutes more the ditch was bridged over by boats, and a scaling party advanced with ladders and entered the City. killing one man on the wells sod about twenty in the streets. The storming part now opened oue of the city gates, and the troops in to the music of the Preach band. The loot was brought to gether and taken cbarp of by the English, to be afterwards fairly divided by the loot committee ; =yeas suspected of private plundering was searched by • guard appointed for the purpose. Among other traces of foreign leanings en the part of the rebels were found sours cherry bready and porter, as well as arms and ammunition. There were fifteen hundred prisoners taken, and • committee sat down to deliberate what should be done with these. Fifty, who were recognised as men of more im prison than the rest, were handed over to the Taoutee for poilanient. Many of the prisoners were branded on the °beaks with the Taeping character —a practice in vogue smog the rebels to arrest the allegiance of the wavering. The less oci our side is confined to a few trifling casualties, es may easily enough be supposed, while the number of reliefs who were killed by our cannon is between one and two thousand. The country people were seen flocking hack to their homesteads as our troops returned to Shanghae. Of amuse this is all very satisfactory, and may l ead to the very best results both for on/selves and the country ; the dearer looming in the future being that the allies may wish for "concession" in return for their trouble when the work is done. Such a wish, if acted upon even in the form of moderate demands, will stamp them as sordid and mercenary, and give to Ragland in Mina a character which it were better she should not pa ws. Next in importance to Shanghse, where matters are moving so gaily, comes Ningpo, from which we have dates to the 3011 ult. At that port akin are taking • different turn, and the repose of the last five months is gone. It appears that certain demands were made ou the rebel chiefs, whose men bad fired on the English and Freed' ships, and so satisfaction having been obtained, all 00131111 W location between the foreign settlement and the city has been cut o(, and the latter is about to be blockaded. It seems that on the 29th ultimo the rebel prams assembled all he adhereats amid trusty followers, along with the chiefs, is W anneil ball. Ile then addressed them in a stride inimical to forsiguen, saying that he bad bad encash of their insolence, mod urging that it was now time to "eat them up." Accordingly he moved and ear. fled the two fallowing resolutions :-1. That • reward of 1,000 dole. should be peal to any rebel soldier who should bring in a basket to the prime be bead of Coesul Frederick Harvey. 2. That k reward of 100 dela. he paid per head for all other European beads. Agatha, rebel expedition has started for Churn, the last bating bees • or. Front Japan there's so arra .wfisase. The *Min up of the treaty ports, width shad& Maslow aperaitids year, is main great dimalidadies ran the samba. [TWOPENCE merchants ; the large bonne are not favourable to the Mal• tipheatiou ol porta. In Hong Kate there is MOTTO ueeaeiae.. felt at the grewiag scarcity d water, and the relay neon emu* skew a moment too soon. The volunteers are making rapid ad- VIDC*4 in their drill; is uniform on pandit they pram% the appearanoe of a very fine body of mea. The weather Deer• 1 twines moderately warm. THE HANDEL FESTIVAL. Israel in Egypt, the oratorio performed yester day, ; is a work probably better fitted than any other to be performed on a vast scale in such a locality. It consists almost wholly of choruses , and unques tionably choral music is that for which the Crystal i Palace s especially calculated. These choruses, moreover, are among the grandest monuments of the "giant Handel's ' mighty power ; and Israel in Egypt, therefore, has been well chosen to terminate this grand commemoration of his name. But when some modern critics extol ibis oratorio as • the greatest of its author's works, exalting it above even The Messiah, we feel ourselves unable to adopt their opinion. In regard to subject, there can be ietr no comparison • and the subject of a work of .art, 'lthether painti4 or music—whatever art-critics may say to the oontrary—is the moat important element of it. character. After the ineffable sublimity of the ~.4 7fin_ili(maA_Mmghvqptana of the ma worli,lseterrer graM,and - however grandly treated, sink into competitive inidgnifiamen. The music of The Messialtatoo, is music of expression— full of passiou in its utmost intenaity.l The music et Israel in Egypt is (excepting only , the song of triumph with which it concludes) music of description—universally and justly regarded as a lower branch of . the art. Our admiration of the ,mighty power of some of Mein ,pieces of musical painting is unbounded ; but this u not the feeling with which• we are moved when we listen to "He wee despised and rejected of men," " I ,know that my Re• liveth," or the =molt". .l " Hal lelujah !" The only solo which made a great impres sion was the song of Miriam, the prophetic*, "Sing ye to the Lord, for he bath triumphed gloriously ; the hone and his rider he bath thrown into the sea !" We 'all remember Clara Novello's grand delivery of this •= ge. Nothing, indeed, could be grander; but of Titiens was in nowise inferior. There . was numb in common between them—the nuns clear, ringing voice, mounting with ease to the emannt of the scale, and penetrating the most distant recesses of the building—the same energy, and the same lofty tone of inspired enthusiasm. The choruses, without exception, were admirably performed, and the composer's power of harmonic combination was. never, probably, more magnifi cently displayed. The grandest of them are " double" choruses, or choruses ' for two choirs. `The whole body of singers is lluown into two divisions, each division containing the four road parts, so that there are twobodies ciao= 'too[ altos, two of tenors, and t*o of Thom two choirs am made to sin`, sometimes anti phoually, as it is celled, responding to each other, and sometimes united. In the old antiphonal sing ing the two choirs were so completely separated that the listener could perceive the effect of this respon sive singing ; but this is not done hi our orchestra, so that the division is little more than nominaL Was it made real, so that the sounds of the two choirs might be powered se cooling from different quarters, according to the design of the division, the effect of the gigantic chorus of this oratorio would undonbteclly he greatly Moralised, "but the • attempt is not made, we suplpose because it is impracticable. Of all these choruses ..i, the first, we think, is the most beautiful, because •is the only OW that can be ca ll ed. aspreetive. It paints ' the children of Israel sighing b reason of their bondage," and the long, ,sighing notes of the melody blending into one swell of plaintive harmony, is deeply pathetic. The chorus descriptive of the plague of flies and lice is remarkable as a specimen of ingenuity in giving a attain grandeur to a subject anything bat grand ; but the next, the famous "Hail stone Chorus," is a grand picture of a phe nomenon grand and terrible in itself. The power and effect of all these choruses lie in the broad and simple melodic phrases of which each separate part consists, and which preserve their simplicity and plainness, even when involved in the most intricate combinations. This is especially the case with the last and grandest of the whole, " The horse and his rider , " one of the most wonderful efforts of contrapuntal skill to be found even in the works of "the mighty Master" himself. The number of visitors yesterday, as appears from the return, was 18,567. On Monday, the first day, the number was 15,694 ; and on Wednesday the number was 14,143: all large numbers, but none of them equal to that of Saturday, the day of the rehearsal, when 19,163 persons were present. Yesterday, as we sea, thisnumber was nearly reached, but on Saturday there was much unpleasant con fusion in the transit to and from Sydeuham, while yesterday everything, both without and within the Palace, went off with the utmost quiet, smoothness, and comfort. The attention and courtesy . Of the numerous gentlemen who acted as stewards, in con ducting the company to their seats and providing for their accommodation, were the theme of una nimous praise ; and the Fstival must leave pleas ing remembrances iu the mind of every one who partook of its pleasures. STEAM CULTIVATION AT FARNINGMAM, The exhibition of steam cultivation was con tinued yesterday at Farningham, and will to-day. It is in all respects moat sueoessfur c 4 , l 3 ! sydem known as traction by wire rope is quite in the ascendant. There is nothing else represented. Mr. Fowles, of Leeds, is yet in the van with the combined engine and windlass traversing the head land, and he has made a very successful attempt to adapt his apparatus to those who already possess ordinary portable engines. Messrs. J. and F. Howard, of Bedford, are exercising their new tackle, and are evidently nearer the mark than they ever were before. Messrs. Coleman and Sons, of Chelmsford, bring something fresh ; while Masers. Tacker and Sons, of Andover, Messrs. Brown and May, show useful modifications of Mr. William Smith's tackle, he being present to exhibit his own. The work done by Melia. Fowler and Howard is most excellent. They are both ploughing and cultivating, and Mr. Fowler exhibits a new method of throwing up the soil and breaking it so as to produce very much the effect of good digging. There is great inconvenience felt in the fact of the fields being so far apart, and the absence of any sort of guide to the spots selected. Mr. Smith is occupying the heavy land on Mr. Ruasel's farm, and Maws. Fowler and Howard the lighter land on Mr. Beadle's farm. Crowds of visitors make their way thither, and a very large proportion of them are foreigners. Both Thursday and yesterday a great number of orders were taken, and on the part of the manufacturers the highest alitiefactien is manifested, in prospect of the in creased demand springing up beyond the Units of our own island. We are unavoidably compelled to postpone a lengthened and minute report of what is new and curious about the improved sets of ap paratus. ROIriL HOZTICMITILAL &CUM.—We under- Mead that the council of this seelety, yielding to the fre quently =premed wishes of enemy of the fellows. have re. solved to repeat the experiment—tried a short time sines with such greet suocess—of the performance of choral muds by the heed of the Royal Artillery, in the comiervatory, at South Xensington, this afternoon. The pubhn, as well as the fellows, will then,hare en opurtunity of judginghow wdl some of our moldier' can and do employ their 'enure hours. ring Brl4. v, bi 9.. *3 urek mina Esq.. DI D. oral' c't oreet , l am" ' JIMA lbar a ..,.......t. Ma 0 . 1 the Mae"