The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-10 00:00:00

Ge2A-‘ N EWS PAPER 41 . 2 tr%--2 - • ( . • lc _ ..„ • •• ••• SS lrd d • / I t h 6 • ll' cZI :di I „v. ) No. 4,913.] CCALCUTTA,caIIiag at MADRAS.—The well kirwn clipper auxiliary steanighlp YDABPMS, 2440 tons, 300 hone power, now twitting in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13th MAT. embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend oe the 16th May. 1 his O.Snlikeng ship, WWI Si =L tar the isdu,tre, has bcen . horoughly refitted. has trade, accommodation for passengers, and will carry an ea pesienced surgeon and a stewardens. The service will be coutinUed monthly by one of the blowing last-mulum wsztliary steam vessels belonging to this ShipL I. Lidy Jocelyn Mauritius 1 Tom. Ikasiips LIU PM 1.11/1 Me ma UM B IN M 1.70 SNP ten MO 1,285 SSD Calcutta Jason Jane 15. July is. Ambit IR &Member IL October IL November IR Member IL Golden Moto Queen of the South Indiana For freight or passage apply to Idgeme. OItINDLAT and Om, 66. rariloasantwtreet. B.W. ; the /yokes, Messrs. ALFA= BUTT and Co , 166 Lemlenhallwtreet, LC.: or at the Offices of the Company, 9, Ilmclualane, Loudon, KC., where also appli nation for appolatawata as lildshipmew in this aerates should be made. RIC:MAIM DBJi.W . East India aad London Shipping Company (Limile e cr ari 9, Mincinthmt, I.C. BLACK BALL MONTHLY LIIATILALIAN CLEM= trees MUMS Direct Sydney Sydney Sydney :Naming Star W ITZTune 'Aside Archbell .... Olant's Causeway. l. Melbourne = D al wind Wlta laas 1,0110 LOA 3,00 UM 11: May I June 10. Juno 26. Maly 10. Y ai IVO& t _.T2loo2lt.v_l This unstinted Ilse at packets barn by Unit pranneaptYll‘fr panegeo. maid • world know reputation. anCtlesir Am meter scooonsedflnkes ts b e y aby A n afloat—For • all A Sitter• retpeeSing de MI Anetrelis .1 SAINTS &nil , Ltv ; agents • lor taw Bleu Bill rued to T. M. MA It and Co., 1, Insatenballetree Loodos. KO. • f • 7,_ STEAM CpAIStNgp_PT t W .19W IL YOKK Med.-1U L, - rolbc, • awl PHILLDELPII /A Er PA M.Bll I P COMPANY Intend deMlll6l - Ind Yak full.powered Won sore titehrewhlga, °Ohne at flonesn. town to em best pardon and desperghte. as follows: WEAKLY FROM LIVERPOOL 701 NEW YOLK. • 'KLEMM°, Widsmeaday May H. : CITY or NEWYORK, I tedarsdAY. KV EL CITY or wAsouToTo , Wednesday, May M. • And every sunned's, Wednesday. Copia pansege, 14, It sod I/ intheas, according to the asses- lodation. Forward passage b guinea*, including 411provadons sooked. Passengers for Quads and the Western States booked rearms, on vary advantageous terma.-.For further partiettlare ankto WILLIAM INMAN. Id,_Watenotreek klverpool; or to err no dud MACEY. 61. King Waltaw-strest, tatty. V . BITISH so4l NORTH AMERICAN ROLCII STALM4II.III3, appointed by the Admingt LIVIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Manna or *thorneb to land and' receive malls, goods. an Pyres, OM *Pion IMP* claim at Halifax to land an d receive passengers and tit libilmays mink The tollowlng or ether vele& Me ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, 01g.14 0011 to MATO WO midis: 1118.0 PA, tor BOSTON, Saturday, May 17. I,t, ter NEW YORK, flawardaY. Ray ANIUCA, for BMW; Satarda.L.Mal Si. Passage money, including steward'. lee and providens, bat without wines or Square :—To Malibu and Boston, chief cabin, An . second cabin, 111. To New York, chief cabin. £26 : Emend cabin, Lit. 7ntinht le lialitax„ Balton, and New Yolk, 43 =ad, "'al: r i t zi n4 . l;:,____ A lVv i rr Paris ; G. and J. Buchansa-street„Olaagew ; D. and 11, Plaoe b la = I T Wirer, Queenstown: or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water ainset, Limpool. 13HILLLPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS •E• wlB &Walsh las andsmastkost &shalom stossaers as /Mows: Tor ROTTEItDAY, the BATArna, from the British and lonsign Means Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 am., end the 7TSTWORD, every Thweday morning, M 9 an. Qom of the Tower. Ter BiLltlitig, the SCH WA LB; Wednesday evening, May 14, Qom llonolydown. Pares: Cl. Al, and lee. Return tickets iemed at a fare and a halt, Nobs.-11m hallway between Breams and Bremerhaven Is now open for the conveyance of matemers and merchandise to of Germany efril a iOTII/NBCIO the THAMES, May IS. keen II onsly down. Nam, it Ss. and 42 to To Wallowed by the LONDON and GUSTAF MASA. Yoe freight, postage, he , appi at Chaplin 's lTalverati Oa" legelocalnt-cI is rcui, W EC.., or So I.II.II,LLYPS, WiLAVISI, and P111J.1.111•4, 11,, m, SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL ti LIFE ASSUEANCE SOCIETY. &tab&bed ISIL All persons who effect policies on the participating seals before June 30, Nee, will be entitled at the NktXT tioN L'S to one year's additional share of profits over later usurers. Tables of rates and forms of proposal can be obtained of any of the Sudety's &Vial. or of uwitta. CUTCLIFIE, Actuary and Secretary. 111, St. JORISIOI44IIIIM, Widen. S. W. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHICRSTON and BItIiGULN, for the Information of the rablle and their numerous Yarroos, beg to make the following annenneement re garding the VALUE of GOLD. feeling pomaded that the inte rests of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on Nils ■ bject. Odd being divided law It perm or carats. it follows the geld of IS carats Ras, Is 12 earata..43 I anis ...21 11 10 worth _44 4 U 17 swats.. I 0 1 earitia .. 1 S per MUM*. emits_ 116 Ti woes .. 1 4 9 116 carats. 1 5 11 carats.. tll 1 ea .. 1 1 21 oatW (British 14 carats— 2 9 I earth.. 017 b standard) 817 104 1.11 carats— 10 0 carats .. 014 I 11 carats.. 114 4 112 carats.. 2bk ousts .. 010 oarsto.. 10 111 11 carats.. 118 1 oasis .. 0 7 1 S 7 10 carats.. 115 44 carat . . 0 S Si 3199•24et0r7 16, Reorlotisotreet, Cretkigar4on, Londe,. . llitablialmisat la clawed a& 6 la the IMO* st ow o'clock Is. rah. A.B. Thu I, sad oa Saturdays G OLD REVIVER, lc 6d. per bottle ; Eleetro- Silver, Is. Established sore than 20 years, for rendering old gilt triunes. and some( plated articles, nee, by a siagie applkation. FOX 8211114 221, Strand, W.C.. Deane. London-bridge; Barclay, larrtagaba-scraat Apveby, Soho Buss: ; lasacdy, Asthma ; AS* 23, lawalw-arrada ; Jackson, 0, Westlaad•row, Dublin. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE-- The lamp* aad wag reasosable Mock of BAUXKLLES MOLL y_l4,,,_e ooi FLOyI . C . CINII4 la lealf?. TeeTtaiiOEDTlAliiisWibiklaTciiiiprazattrirs. The Luba Outattiag Departompat mad, mat *may navel% at the mast Inexpensive prices. A. BLACILBOANSB LADIES' INDIA OCIIIIIITINGWanbowat, 1101.1 TH AUDISII4ITIINT. LONDON. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.— The NULNOVS m REAL SPANISH LACK ',trams Dlttai PEAL !MINCH, Rizzi:um. and SPAN= MIAMI& ItNAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 44 Guineas. IMITATION SHAWLS sad MANTLES, Me A. BLACKBOANWS SPANISH DIPOT M. ROUTS AUDLEY.ST 010SVILNOILSQUABJE, LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW SPRING AND UUIOQk STOCK. tor the World-Punted Scotch ANGOLA 10‘. TAGUS/RS, Is now repute and ready for Inspection. These Trousers were originated by M. lidos. Whose only address to 73, BROOLSTRERT, ANOVI.R4QUARR and who Is not oonoetted with any porton imitating sad wirer. tiling In his name. ESTABLISHED 18th FRAROART. 1881. PECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 1.0 PA)N, wtu moat certainly pmeerve the NOM. Setter csanot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, Us.; steel. with Ltal.Si. to los. Gold and Silver Spectacled sad Rye-Gleam grl variety, st equally low prime. Harries Primped Glam, lh bl. post free. TM& HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the loyal Fatally, apposite the &bah Museum Ostia London. Istabllabed 1101. Uantlon.—No travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Pomona! Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper raesticatian of food. ROWLAPIDB' °DONT°, or PLYL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is et inestimable value to preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the game, and in giving • pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a peari•like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtsised the patronage of royalty and the srMto sracy of Europe, snit It is universally in high repute. Price At. per box. Mold by A. ItowLool and Sons, 20, Halton mton,..sod by Chemists and Perfumers. AAk lot " Zomba& ANNVEN. FAILING REMEDY. IN. SCOTTS BI [IOU: and LIVER PTI.Lq, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient, from Me recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to ell who sutler from hdloaa and liver cam &Manta, indigestion, vied, spasms, giddiness, dimineas at the eyes, ate. For habitual costivonom as • family &portent medicine, and as a mutate of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild la their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, pi mote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervosa system— Sold by W. Lambert. 20, Jermynetreet, and by meet In boxes, la. let and Sc. 9d. Be was to sib ter 11. 1 .= Mama& aed Liver Ma. The genuine ars apeman greenpaskage, with lambert," engraved on the way. NEFOR/Y8 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D ilr bes been, daring an twenty-eve yeers=t;stSeally wo toned by the medical peeheslon. end t ao= the Ma is die beet remedy far ackllty of the , headache, gout, and Indiesstion, and as a infld ape fleet foe delicate ounialtatooasomesis especially toe ladies and etilldren. it Is prepared. In a state ot perfect purity and uniform strength, only by DINNKYOILD and Co., 172, Now Bendetreet s London : end sold by ell respeoteble ehennide ihroiletiesit the world. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE et LITE roatoros maoltood t, tho ma* drailaroill la bar wooka lolhore la Lmpoadbia IN dubrialoroloollik No coorultailoo anossary.--sold ia urea with trinmar. Y m e ., .r fear tistanttties tot Us" boat oaTe=„34 o o l4 Naked ea rosolpt of remlitaace of itaaapa—Solo awl 00..11% Itlisaul. awn Tooxplaaaz. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAT 1802. ISOM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. WHE LONDON PAVILION.—The LIONS of LONUON.—None will be found wore attractive than the DON PAVILION. The Musical Eutertainment embraces M the metropoittoa favourites, moiety and novelty being the coheteat aim et the proprietors to the selection of the pro- Cru. The Comic Talent la unequalled. From the 17th of r e etreebtarata et all kinds from 8 a.m. Breathe^ h. Moen la Ger* et at axed prima. always vendl.—The LON DON PAVILION, Tiehberaretreet, top of,the NitYluncheA LOIBL and SONIMARMIER, Proprietors. EAD.DE-VlE.—This Pare PALE BRANDY, us. pm gam, dowestated. look wird,. to be Pe =rtro, from acidity, and seri superior to resent imports. 0 1 l Coeliac. In Fren chlway bottles, Sas. pa doz. : or In • case for the eoesdary, hat Rainine) paid. Itio non* and to be obtaine Holbore only n. [oll B ca REIT and Co., Old Yoruba/is IdnUllery, 7.. C. VICREZ—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 240. per dos. Pailva r owdeirk Bad. Raxaarmadad with aaldeano. HINRY B and Co., Waal= and importarn Holborn. tan, STEVENS and SON, Wino sod Spirit Mortisanta. BafTlltH and COLONIAL SPlZl,TO.—Atevens sad Son's Utah Gin has loon boon known for its superiority of quality, and flavour its high quality Is maintabied. Ftmlish Gin, ed., Ma o * gallon • higbest quality and strength, Its., 13a , 4d. pee Whisky, superior Highland, Ina, 20s. ; ab BOIL per Rom, Old Jamaica, im. td., its.. very 175. per gallon. 14a. Od. British Brandy, brown or pala, 101. per epos. British Cordial., its. ed. In addition to b e above Stevens sad Son keep Schiedam Hellanda gallon, Kin 'fedora ease. All goods delivered free wl . Ste per e =glee. Teem .alahopegatio.street . bury, Oxon, flatlets-7M; 11, ti4101,4M Glamor. (awhile, henhouse k Mahn". Ozon, boathouse keeper— • Jr..„Antl . ntro ptr ftita hinkser r—May 20 IA 8. 14440rk, great Bowdee. fsis - insts . ber — Ntra T. He Husband's Boewortb, Wasi talbr —J IS. T. Jenkins dislike, , Eirw, filmaveakat saiglewster—llay ll.' 7. hrllbeli. O t e =r 7. W.J. Worger, Brighton, house oulksa. Con way, (..4roarvoushire, I It. N. Bealm ton, Fzeralinghant. Suffolk, bmimr. BANICRIIPTCIIOI ANN131.1.2D. May Jog* KELLAM thste..- - Plablow, Mae; saw ealll proprietor.Weatwoo May f. Aliminit Jams Bamtafit, Upplar Throsesstrest awl Now Cwiljilchan ftl)itl c tgr alfllB ACT& CiT u TiliFittfaus Plimerao SJII POSSEPEUED COILPANT (LOOM, IE, at 1, at Baslnghallstreet—dividesd. Vami s ith' l l.7 Moms COuranr (Lump, May 14.—eall of all balances. Cum Bunt LIED MEE °DONLEY (LOWED), Nay o g uir Dsl i Zat in —proof of debt. caimum (worm) : May Cril. at 8-street—settle Ilia of oontributories. TION OP DIVEDIMB. 48 0 111 1 , lianderlana , boot matifMaier—let AWL. dam ar mad., Maylo. or say subsequeat flattrday, at Daises, Nawitistbagern-77M DI F IDINDB. E. Shaw. • =WING. CARP F URNlTU euraae, new. M • wir• - .:l2B 6 7.7.7botztrle: ► tiat t tc, V arsil 00., Iltanuttetorets, naiad 15, Loodoag Vololat. olden olowleso boo. 444°. •=4:31 out SW hogramoo ora babies outtu, awl U gappoos pp* The wliolo 1110411/4 Wyk's- • • • A ONDO* CARPYIT WAREIIOI7BI. lidablialsell 17110.—WA114111 aad SON beg to hillmato to aelaltiy, glair% mid milk that tb.tr BilOW4OOllll-aos tain a large aseortaisat et BRIASXI.9 and YXLVIT-11L1 CAYPITS, o ad tof lastoill dodges and colours. The loeg esperienfe amylase bOa alare of carpets enables thiim to pro duce very superior gualities to those la the gement trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets. *c. Wks and other fabrics for mishit, and turnitere.—S sad 4, iloodge-stroot (as and at. Tettahlwas-eoart-rand. W. ammituris. (ward or soucrrors AID roams pArriootris TO ME OVUM= AT THE orrlCl or IBA OHMS JULGINTEAS, COUNT Or BANKRUPTCY, BASINOMALINTIENT.I JAMBS WYWORT, Upper Bridge-street, Barnsbuiy. butcher, to sur render May 21, at 111. Itookyr RICHMOND. ialldB4lo.ll-COttageNllllll3ooo. May 21, at 11. Haar WILLIAm KING, Providence-terrace, Chelsea, corn dealer, May2l, atlli. Bower VIDAAAm YOMNSOR, Lambeth-road, licensed victualler, May 'Lott Growls No Dartford and Gravesend, dealer In agricultural implements, Iday IK at 11. BARMY MUNK ltAiterrrs, Canal-terrace, Camden-town, bear ably freeper, May 21, at 11. WILLLUt ILlMAUl6B:th n r=tomkeeper, May 27, at 10. THOMAS 114)011k, , bootmaker, May 27, at 10. WILLIAM NAIIO4 Mark-lane, City, and Ellzabeth-villas, Allston lase, Md. broker, May 27, at 10. Dann itaSl, Norwich, horse dealer, May 17, at 10. MONT, Georgvatreet, illackfriararoad, chair roanufsc- Amer, Mll W. at 10. MATED /NAY, Vale-place. Fulham, coal dealer. May It, at 12i. WILMAN JallutlAM •LLIN, Smithies, Hants, butcher, May 10, al Id. A3gi ii p 0107,01 LOGAS, lines-road, Chelsea. May 20, at MONA= TOclNs, Fownley-terrece, Gray's-hul-road, coachmaker, Igur at 2. EMERY UMASAMS ifhitochspei. and Sislasaseo loam S i m { CHARM WILL= Mar 11, 1.. IPena d/MYPT, 14 Pumas Puctu, JA*6IwIAD LA" ettr 0110 43 1 111 7 ... 0_ 1 3410 ma• ROWN ItROTHSRS. —PATENT CIL L and comb:B.-166 Piccadilly. Catalogues tree. IFAIL ins ACT d mean ! , 1:7 0 0 . MEAT SCRE roam*.. Leis E I The saving le Immense ; the most Is beautifully reeetled la ort4 part, nicely browned all over, and all the gravy Meg Metrfttotia momettee rotalned. Price Oa. N.B. Them empelfilag offsets are produced by ecieatlflo eoacentmdlou of heat., BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER., tin CODkill deLlght ; an latalUble method M coabbig tits impatite vegetable to pathetic& Prim ea, 7a, se. IatARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER suers the Hounaleedde tribe* warranted be we Moe toot toasts three. Peke 11.. td. MO lame *ran.) B ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. ]fu wade, or sedimset Waterbed Is Wiled. Will rem ye Dittos met la a month. Price Pr. and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAY. NO TIN? PIG IDEQI7IIND; so more tat beer or eel mom Primed Pi t dato Wooer* plated. 9a—Apply are* to JAMS 4LIUJW, paidstek 14, &bag Wllllametreet, Jegadee horsed Pee Met hie imam end address le co every article ; all ellen an tPulloits bollodomit NOPoriolto rata lebuireat TIAVIES'S SPERM CANDL Li. f4l.,,e+nd ls. 8d per lb. i Mate wan, la ea ; wwa is. 6 : 8 46111 m• Wale 28.48. ; Owosso was, 14. ea.: ite4Xoo Wink : Pd., and the bask for Mew s hap Op. ; seep was. ed.; ; melds, Colss p la 6L per piton: g Ma, Ms., sad 48a Illibe. ; alottird, 48a : erieowl; Insolase, is to per 4cessites brown Windsor. lag Mate Wlndaor, la 4d.. honey, Is. ; glycerine and Mewed. P Per ber—ror cask at M. P. DATIL! sad lONS'.ld.setsblUber ware- Masa 61., 8R Marthalans. Chsear-oress. Louden. May Call= lIMIT OWlllear at ip it : COMMIE almiallailaar, day AMMON. 70.. t 12. DODDIUDos egoist, Noy SO 1111011 AIJOINIK , AIM =Mil k a ll —- Iladarhey,' iiiiressferailm, furnishing f- CUSO6O% Westlireastieh, moulder, Ma 24, at 12. Rall BILLIBONI, Menntsgham, beans founder, May 241, at 12. Hal AWL laidthedlloffeaffordshire, nail factor, May ffi, at 12. Alalums sums 'you, Lt alir eest a rlosiar ilirmi Zl. 7, arth at l itaek l. "I 19' "12. ANIMOWT, Nottingham. maltstar. Jima 10, at 11. sis Comm:woe, Soeintom, Notts, builder, May 27, at 11. NIHAU MN KNIT, Nottingham, plumber. Jane 16 at 11. nog Ran, Beidol, dealer in ale, May 20, at 11. agni OIUMTHS DAVIES, Caddish, Olamorganshire, clerk, May illik at 1L Jill 19A‘Seithrr and DAs LIATD, Brynmawr, Breconshire, May 20, at IL 6 21rO W MAII I NAILIOW, IN These the Apostle, Devonshire, =Hater, Mi 7 Mi at 1. Ifilualag Lamm Dentunr, Plymouth. builder, May 23 , at Ile. MMUS Moggiara and 3011 mossaays, Wortley, Yorkshire, • cloth manstacturers. May 26, at 11. ,WILLIAII 10141011, Yeadon, Yorkshire, cloth =anise= 39. at it. ' JAMBS RAM ilcarbsough, provision dealer. May 22. aS U. lizeir Ltinginson, Sheffield, licensed victualler, May 19, at 10. JO/IN CHARISM &Tom, Sheffield, saw manufacturer, Mayl9, at 10. Jolla Timm Zobrist, Not% farmer, May 12. at 10. logien Muggy, Myth. Nods farmer, May 19, at 10. Noon Commis; lower Milk-street, lancathire, porkbutcher, May at 11. ROUJIBRIONTAGEI SUMER; Uverpool, music dealer, Mayl3, st 11. MIR RIAU Gaston. Lanoishim, brickmaket, May 20, at 11. JONATHAN CARDWaLL, UverpooL licensed victualler. May 24,at 12. Inge 01301, Sutton, Imacenbire, patter, May al, at 11. Heal YERSMAIV, CHARLES KERSHAW, and Joan% KERSHAW, Mleklekallt, Cheshire. woollen cloth manufacturers, May t 11, at 12. .70= Ramie, Cane, Lancashire, grocer, May 19, at 12. . TBONAS RLARIT, Rochdale, hosier, May 20, at 12. 2DWAILD IRV Wok Klngalteuth. Worcestershire, commission agent, ' May 16. at 111. ORONO! COOL ass., Birmingham. die forger, May 26, at 10. JAMES HARM, Handsworth, Staffordshire, cumulation agent, May MI, at 16. WILLIAM !Mown, Nottingham, fruiterer, May 21, at 10. /MIN JACKSON, Heerlen, Lancashire, auctioneer. May 22., at 3. ROUST Musa, Erato°, Lancashire. butcher. May Mat 3. JAMBI BII7IIIIANAO, Manchester, butcher. May 28, at 12. WILLIAM SMITE, Salford. Lancashire, greengrocer, May % at 10. Rowe Dann, Sheffield. steel molter, May 28, at L FRANCIS FARROW, Moire, Somereetshire, butcher, May 10, at 10. logien 15/11112, Wookey, ikenersetshire, groan, May 19, at 121. noses lowirr, Carlisle. engineman, May 21, at 12. loins Ilonnems. Great Salkeld. Cumberland, agricultural labourer, May 21, at 10. ItleNAlth SlNtiolos, Shan, Westmorland farmer, May 21, at 10. ?RANCH Miaow, Greatlliddlng, Ilenta whaelvertght, May 17,al 10. RICH•RD TANZIESRIT rorPLITON, Southsea, Manta BM en gineer, May IL WILLIAN HURT J A VA!, West Challow, Berks. May ii. at 1L Rieman' 91 =son, Swinstead, Uncolnahtre, ft-rmer,May 20,at Is. Joan Itsellseir, Cheergest and Mkt Makin, Lamming' operative spinner, May 21, at 10. Joice Gunton. Wyboston, Beds, gardener, May 22, at S. WILLIAM BATRNAII, Chesterfield. dodger, June 4. at IL HENET HOPKINS, Peterborough, fruiterer, May 10, at 10. 1101637 SCOTT, Worceeter, gunmaker, May 21, at 11. Roane? Bane% Ipswich. licensed valuer, Kay 17, at 11. AMAMI= ANAIIS, Cardiff, trat ening draper, May 23, at 11. Joni RICKARDS, Ruyton-of-the-Eleven-Towns, &lop, gardener, May 31, at 12. 010101 POlOl% Hackerby, Lincolnshire, forme., May 19, at 11. JAMB WARD, MAhaza, Norfolk, carpenter, May 20. at 11. Egrarlrisnial ommon,Crailley-heath, StaPordshire, medical *lndent, May U, at 11. ISAAC DEAVICLI, Stockport. cotton spinner. June 6, at 12. FRIDERACR Bommerei, Brighton, beer retalkr, May 21, at li. Jarmo Mispows, Liandly,Carmarthenshire,butcher,May - 21, at 12. DAVID JEELINS, Lbnbadandater, Cardiganshire, mastc- mariner, Men 21., at 10. liWitmus Zwirmuss, Llantadardawr,Cardipianthire, gamekeeper, Maylll. at 10. Wm! Zimmang, Aberystwlth, Cardiganshire, mariner, May Li, at 10. JOHN JONIS, Merthyr Tydfil, butcher, May 22, at 11. MUSLIM Wail, Painowick, OloncostmnLlre, drillman, May 24, at 11. Joint Stinthnit and Sritiffixii 31131.001, lialMOW, Cheshire, May 19, at 11. liiiims Minoan, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, leather merchant, May 24, at 11. BURT 110r3HAW, Great Smiths% Cheshire, licensed victualler, May 17. at 10. Rust SCOTSION, High Pullen, Staffordshire, widow, May 20, at 11. THOMAS IitIONES, Preeteigne, Radnorshire, tailor. May 21, at 11. CALEB KING, Painswick, Gloucestershire, quarryman, May 24, at 10. ONOINUI PROST, Chatham, Kent, pork butcher, May 20, at 11. Joint Dorms, Tunstall, Staffordshire, collier, May 24, at IL LAST EXAMINATIONS. May 211. J. L. P'yah. King's Lynn, haberdasher-May 30. H. A. HI:, Canonbury -cottages, Islington. merchant.' clerk-My 30. W. B. Marshall, Sudeley.street, Islington, watch lever escape ment maker-May 30. Y. M. Perry, Upper North-street, Isling ton. musician-May 30. B. Halm, Richmond, Surrey-May 30. H. Russell, Castiewtrea., Leicester-square, musielaa-May 30. J. Hasid', Belmont-place. Clapham-road. commercial traveller- June 10. W. P. Nicks, Drummond-street, linston-umare, ware houseman to a wholesale provision merchant-June 10. A. Wat kins, Hemmingford-road, Islington, watchmaker-June 10. It. Jones, Hanger-lane, Tottenham, and Abney Park-terrace. hold Newingtoa, hosier-May O. W. Wright. Siam:on:thin, Totten ham, schoolmaster-May 29. H. Smith, Layltamplace, South Lambeth, bricklayer-Jane I. W. H. Nash, Brighton. commis sion agent-Joe 6. J. Pryer, Haymarket, shirt miter -June 5. J. Davy, Plough-read, Rotherhlthe, hecrthop keeper-June 6. S. Hayward, Upper Berne-street, Commercial-road East, green grocer-June 6. J. S. Pike, Winchmore-hlll, nurseryman-June 6. C. Hawk% Hlghans Tamers, Northamptonshire, butcher lune 5. M. Grogan, Marlborough road, Peckham, }spanner- June 6. IL Harvey, liattonsarden, City, gas titter-June 5. 0. W. Abbott, Devereux wood, Temple, end Chalcot-crescent, Regent's-park. solicitor-Jure 20. A. Mbechmann, Moorgate. street, City. merchant-June 5. Y. Pads, Eastetreet, Fins bury-market, bad cutter-Juno 6. W. Rots Greenwich, hair dresser-June 6. J. Pursiow, Upper Elng-drect, Bloomsbury, tailor-June O. B. Lucas, Pittner, Middlesex. late coal merchant -June 10. T. Ashton, Ivy lane, Newpteatheet, and Princes square, St. Georges-in-the-East, provision dealer-June O. T. Williams. Eenninglun.place, Inenbeth, commission aent - May 10. J. Rogers, Upper lisle, Surrey, baker-June 10. W. Shalea llyddleton-stsiot, Clerkenwell, grocc --June 10. A. J. Larmuth, Thornton-place, Portman-square, riding master-June 10. W. Carter, Campbell-street, Paddinirton, porter at Somerset-house- Jane 10. W. Ward, St. George aplad, Cimberwen, currier- June 10. C. Rheiniander, Richard.... - 'pest, Bwrimedgq, baker -Jule 10. P. B. HAIL Po- - - my. (WSW ar ot- BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING 'INK (the imiginsl) for Milting lib User, 811 k, or Cotten. Re quires no preparatioo, and it by far the best Nolled.—The say be distinguished from appurim. the In each bottle bears on the label the ad the in ventor, JOHN DOM D. H, Long lane, WM tkdtbAeid, , where It may be obtained wholesale end retail, and at most medicine venders, Mailmen, tto., In the United It per bottle. G May :se a . r . eSI. CiatNICATMI r la pasted. unless eauis be Arm Salts ter beim the das el 'Zun• 4. J. J. Great Saftellt,:est, mi leors....row. attcl Wintty4eressa. .art. Bork at u*.. & T. Loa George-yard. cur, gee ,Btnabrillsra, wireka.S. mpi_iiianizinosoivap, F. J. inglebear i t and C. Ude, Chasnal-row, nerdOnitsey.wall, rope makeas-0. N. Wow and & elbow, Ifiedderelleld. walks Moth imwohosts-J. deedasem T. Whitney, mg J. II Grande do BM, werdssida-A. & eltackletan sad G. J. If . = OssosdinnihWeent, uslinseas-iT. Widow. and J. Lawatir 316" Ifinangtomaineeway, 10100 anl i rr a. eo, Godiderosigh ad Normanby, = L lamas,- C. ti. Bug:o=E =l: l 47e6= is resimion efe e 2 -W. W N. 2liir w amXsllCol=reiftr "111111:rfral = mall . LA ind V les raanskietange-A, Nowt and VI. - wilol9- all Ili dosiers-IL Wagon. drottsttwe li Met beer seardientwreas 11. Naomi, J I powerais, a Jorainiiris& Wawa -J. ira m it7: ju., . Waltro, baken W. J. illima, and T. W 1 =IT-P. C. Paten pAd T. C. 3. Viabrman, J. Vickeiseen, an i 1. lay, Mudd woollen cloth imanitiaNuireiN So bit 111111601 11. Vi 1..." ' e l- "4 j. j Wa rteeit=-- qoarrymen-T. ftw and . . Scott. Loa W. Chadwick. P. ftNinid, and I. Parnikask Cho. akin, orhiteolatha-IL S. Collings and IL Tsglir,lldbas, stolios spinnds-N. avoiding and W. liouldis /t=doron manulketwww-E. Dyson, J. Freeman, and T. sweets wads dater-W. Gantimir, H. [kW, G. 1. Ovi;st "... : Q J. L D. Crags, Manchester, impart sonts-W. Latimer, 1 Salley, H. Simeon, and M. Ir. Hodges, New York, Nottingham, r .4 Gasgow. so la a regards M. it Hodgle-idaliardaolli. DM piston. and Co., Glasgow, sugar merchants, so to as regards T. Deaniaba. To the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— A BOOK on this subject Ind be forwarded, gratis, to Use afflicted. Ali persons buffeting from the ordinary ailments of Mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to lbw C. H., 1, Edith-street, Hackney-road, London. when a coiey will be Immediately returned. Just pablished. Third IWitioa poet free 12a Cr" SPERMATORRIBEA," NraTollB DISORDERS. 80, showing lb* only mama by which • ride and permanent mire am be effected. By • Lioestiste of thy /Loyal Calve of Physicians. IL J. Smart, 10, Ave Marisidanu r, lawdoa. M.R.C.S. LM,L.S.A., DR. CITLVERWELL, mAsumouoasnrlzr, Can be consulted upon i ll caaeset Nervous Debility, Involuntary Blushing, Palpitation. Lou of Memory. Incapacity, Sporran turban, Stuthty, Casimir,lon, and Oalusimm. Just pabltsbcd, an entire nes and Original Work. entitled .OtIRBELVIa. A Playalological Review of the above, L. ; by poet, la. Id. Sealed, la 611. liana, CormMll, or Anther. se abeve. Dr. C, may he consulted daily WI 12, at The Poet-odlee Turidah hubs, 1 . 9, 1 t. Idarthable-Grand. sad _ W., from 1 till II pAi RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. The 63rd anniversary meeting of the subscribers to the Religious Tract Society was held yesterday evening in Exeter- hall. Lord RADOITOCI oceopied the chair, and on the *dons were General Alemader, Colonel Walker, Colonel Akron, Mr. J. Gamey ? Mr. J. Gurney Hoare, Rev. Dr. 11dman, Rev. Francis Tucker, Rev. Canon Stowell, Rev. Messrs. Birch, Cilia, lisnering, Robin son, Thoday, Ike. After s prayer by the Rev. W. W. Ro binson' ThellielitAlT (Dr. G. H. Davnl read an abstract of the report, which stated that the publications issued from the society's depot during the year amounted to 41,661,097. Of these 21,715,260 were English tracts, and 490,318 were foreign. The total issue since the comresuesment of the sedely wee given at 950,600,000.ThenTimber of new weeks publihed during the year was 314. The grants to Great Britain and Ireland had amounted ►o 5,985,693 publications, valued at 6,0131. 3s. sd. The total amount of grants for the year had been 13,574/. 15e. Bd.; and the benevolent re- I ceipts ha.. amounted to 12,77 W. 9a. 3d. The CHAIRMAN said be earnestly desired that the meeting should lead to practical results. He wee afraid that some times they came to large meetings from which little was pro duced. They bad begun the meeting by confessing that the kingdom of Jesus was established, and he believed that just in proportion to the extent that they realised that truth would they be stirred up to prauscute their work. They did not desire to disseminate any sectarian opinions ; on the contrary their great object was the dissemination of God's truth. Men's minds were now excited in order to procure the true net, and if it was not furnished to them there was the greatest danger that they would fall into scepticism on the one hand or into Roman catholicism on the other. There was, therefore, the greatest call for them to be ear neat in the work of spreading God's truth. (Cheers.) On the motion of the Rev. FRANCIS Tocens, secouded by Canon STOWELL, the report was adopted. ITCH SIQUESTIATIONIL ALIiS t ANDOZ yrATIPON. TaTiptou!, pan/shift, mrchaat, Kay 19, atlas Gaston Arms Mot,d,Yetlh Mona SWAM, nes- Cam/Amboy/a, Argylmkdre, farmer, May 11, at ths Whim Mart lna. Qtato _bellows. )AVID COI/BILL, ilaten ib t i r o Maim, general merchant, May 16, at the lteolty Ran, Ir. ,LMUIL Bunn, oMashleb, draper, May 111,, at the Commercial Hotel, Oateahlels. )AYW &Jog aid 010110 R BLtcn, Glasgow, bakers, May 14, at the Yam*, Mall, tlta ow. roil ANG Edinburgh, ➢ plumber, May 16, at Dowelkand Lyon's Roans, REGULATIONS. ♦ deputation from the executive committee of 41• 1 411mileriummt Mark*ley shamed with the isemilust and management of the eemfog eonfrence to be held in Landon, yesterday waited upon Laid Palmerston at Cam bridge-house, Piccadilly, to cell hie ettenaioa to the existing state of quarantine and practices in thew effect upon inter national and commercial intemenree. Ite deputation con sisted of Lord Talbot de Matthias, president of the public health department of the association, Dr. Milroy, Dr. Lan caster, Dr. Lewes, Mr. Stephen Cave, ILP., and Mr. Hestksgs4 Lord tumor ow ii.urams introduced the deputation, and explained its object. He stated that in 1858 a committee appointed by the Home of Commons brought forward queries upon the subject of quarantine regale , tions to all the principal ports of the world—a task in which they were helped by the Foreign and Colonial offices. To those queries they had, through the agency of the consuls at the several poste, obtained a Liu number of replies, and in them a tarp amount of informa -1 tioa, upon receiving which they drew up a report, which had been presented and ordered to be printed. In that report they recommended that the government should send a commission to the Mediterraocan and to the principal continental porta to inquire into the actual quarantine regu lations, and the effect of them ; and, emendly, that govern ment should manually lay upon the table of the house a statement of all the information upon the subject commit. mated to them by the consuls. It we the desire of the BocialScienos Association that those reeenimendationashould . . be carried out, as they were convinced that iinformatiou would show that the quarantine system was open to very many grave objettions, and often unnecessarily opposed the development of international and commercial intercourse, without affording soy adequate protection to the public health. Mr. Cavil, M.P., and other gentlemen, having severally themselves, a rrn d 'aLIIMIRTON said he was quite aware of the great Inconvenience of quarantine regulations, and, so far as this country was concerned, was desirous to abolish them alto gether ; but foreign governments were not so enlightened 1 as to allow even of their relaxation ; but ware it otherwise, they could not, he believed, attempt any such reform, so liable were the people of other countries, through as ignorance of sanitary laws, to sudden panics in respect of epidemic diseases. Some people, how ever subjected to the annoyance, seemed to like it. For instance, Mr. Frere, when he went to Spain, was placed in the lanaretto under the quarantine regulatioas, and imme diately set to to make himself comfortable, and for his amusement commenced the translation of a Greek ploy. When the days of his purification were expired the authori- ties waited on him and aye:awed that he was at liberty to retire, which he refused to do until he finished the play, which was probably the Prometheus Finds,. At all events the subject should have the earnest attentim of her Ma jesty's government. The deputation having thanked his lordship, then with drew, UNIVERSITY INTIII&IGENCII. _., ___ in _____. _ ....c ie. e. B. Hall. Printg-house-lane, ...... __- -- -- June 10. H. J. Lcpipre, Hillingdon, Middleiex-June 10. J. CAMBRIDGE, Mar 9. Beans, High-street Fulham, fishmonger-June 2. A. Adcock, Birmingham, gun implement maker-June 2. I. Whlteboine, SAINT JOHle's Commun.-The undermeutionft, Tipton, Staffordshire, fruiterer-June 2. S. Clarke. Brom/grove, gentlemen were this day elected Fellows of Saint John's : The usual meeting of the board I was held yes- Worcestershire, innkeeper - June 2. J. ()ruler. Langley, Wor- 'E. K. Green C. Btanwell , C. J. E. Smith, E. W. Bowling, cestershire, beer seller-June 1 R. Salton, Blrmineullk grocer' W. H. H. Hodson, It. Freeman, H. J. Sharps, W. 1). terday ,• Mr. J. THWAITIM in the chair. Th . c lim .. Att .. id he rtgretted to h ... to . 1 . it ., -J -June I L L T. C C urti; roes tireat Bridge, Staffordshire, Bristol, grocer-June 1 J. Pearson, Mated, ; late ircenialter Ehmbell, E. A. Abbott. The undermeatiosed were elected communication of a personal nature. His health had for some grueer-Jone 2. T. 'F. Gilbert, pm., Bristol. Customs offer-- ,to scholarships or exhibitions : l'ryke, minor scholarship, time been anything but what his could desire, and on Thurs. June 19. W. P. Brown, Weymouth, leather seller-June is. J. 1 701. per annum, tenable for two yearn ; Haalam, minor day week he had consulted his medical adviser, who reoom- Dundee, Netherbtuy. Dorsetshire, flax spinner-June IJ. Dab- , .p, 701. per annum, tenable for two years ; Taylor, mended that be should immediately abstain from all Mai. son, Bradford, Yorkshire. comb maker-June J. J. Lawson. Somerset exhibition, 401. per annum, tenable for four years ; sass, or t h e ....i...c. would be of a most ser i ous York, guano dealer-May 29. R. Ramadsle, Frodshank ..b.... ,ClTl , _ l i e s Smith, Somerset exhibition, 501. per annum, tenable for nature, and he could not answer for his life. He the 13 1 . 1 ; 1 1.7 . - la./ 30. r ei , eizte c t,..l.„„„„,--,4,,-„,_ three . years ; Warren, Dowmen exhibition . 401. per annum, chairman) pointed out the many difficulties there were in May V. W. J. Field's, WednesburY. Stailoriate , tailor tenable for three yeas ; Game, minor seholanhip, 501. per the way el his complying with that advice, but he was -May 27. N. Feeney, Wolverhampton. tailor-May a. J.Thomp- annum, tenable for two years ; Hart, minor scholarship, 501. obliged to hew to the decision of his medical adviser. The Von. beeped,* Staffordshire, ironmonger-May 20. J. Abbott, per annum, tenable for two years ; Davies, Hare exhibition, dame of hi illness was areZ and mutant Pressure on Oundle, Northamptonshire, baker-June 20. J. Price, Hereford, SIM per annum, tenable for two years; Pulliblaok. Ham the brain, bat be had hi to blame in this matter, aa dr. f ., li t ler- t . . 21 ~,•;.,. J. Bolton , •e Vani i i t i d i a elbibltios. 50 4 Per annum., to f o r t w l l l eara ; Mlasie, the members of the board bad repeatedly and kindly advised 1 ri oh o ,7,;:r - i r r y ' r . i . i.:1 O. 1/ .',,i tt. i0ir,,,,..,,;,. Bedfordshire , ' Lupton and Hebblethwaite's exhibition, per annum, him to take this step, and he would have acted wisely had twee-Hay sg, C. w al k er . G o a., Yorkshire. msriner-May 2 3 , tenable for three years ; Stevens, Newsome sad Hare ex be taken mach &biers. A physician of high standing had ! Mary Day. Goole, Yorkshire, greengrocer-May M. J. Price, hibition, 501. per annum, tenable for ova year ; Marsden, esaarmed the statement of his oho medical Mao, and had : Deantane-end. Sures. moulder to iron-May Ig A. Glover, Robins and Has exhibition, 501. per annum, tenable for urged eves eiarithireauoisely than he had done the necess ity I South Basted. Sussex, late beer retailer-June 11. T. Harrison. one year. al an immediate change, and for at least two months a ' Th_ o _ornsett, Derbyshire,...... m, butcher-Slay m a T. Chris t.. top w ber e . Lls : OXFORD, MAT 9. release tram all anxiety and business. He must ask the in- ker-J ttin7l4•lfords.gre'.l;:e. labourer-May rl. J. Bray, Nottimethey. I BkABINOSZ ComSou.-The vacant scholarships tterof the board to accord him time for that purpose, whs. Devonshire May I& T. Co u kt e origh, Cheadle. Staffordshire, at this smilax have been Sued up es follows ;-Clunieal ntended to leave town next week. terrain labourer-May M. G. Demnpurt, _Noma. Staffordshire, salaam : . G e o rge Al o ,,ek from the Chanerhouse • sad Mr. Tire, M.P., deeply regretted to hear the melancholy linsies-Maz . SO. C. Bracey, Bt. Wool Monmouthshire, grocer Mr. Edward Hugo R. Wees, commoner of Pembroke liasonocement made by the chairman, and moved a resole. 1 -June 1.-8 B. I Z ie T t r atall, aa gkrdahire ' late victualler - June College. ittal•lnetiolllBo22 : Mr. Kenneth Mackenzie We expressive of the pis of the board thm ho would be , Ne Ty , dju H L I vr . cmt ß. re- o u nd. puti-Tyne, limul goblims' e6"a -J= F-4 19. D IM . I t o T uss,. 3. Biailma leankr; noon tel restored to health. tailor-May rt. K. neDeke ilen z usi =a , k-u -Trent, r iaw ie ... r- . Frederick Ramsey, from Cheltenham College = from the Liverpool Collegiate Institution • and Mr. Mr. llemerow, M.P., sernothed the motion, which Yrs put i _y,,,.. 10. T. pd., and senied, se wee aen sent 'sae to the e ff ect, that' --Jess!. J. Crow. Ne Ma n Oxon, liakitl ' One •H. I it be referred to the Maio Committee to make will , °Mord. simensahar-Jusse a. C. Yates, Werth MIN. I arranpmeets during the abase* of the chairman. tor or itne 11. R. Billtiale. Ifershaamtea, late armor ' The Archbishop of Canterbury will not preach at Communications were received from the perishes of , T o ` f . " l , ll. 11 .........• Lucik e „..,...D"wk....,_,,___," lll6Bl . o l l , d ri o a rr .,_ " 11° " 1 " 111 ' Christ Church, Chelsea, next Sunday meriting, ea atmonnoad. Marylebooe, St. James , Westminster , and Greenwich, 8,,....' c ,, gra , i 7;"'",,„4 - "n" orC" ..-- 7.7,6.,,,.. W., His goes his ceased • letter to be written to the eIeigTMOSS. nos I. stating that their precepts for the main drainage rate ownsamk, esesemssp rorgern-Kkg Mr stating that sews time isnot Koine before be will be meal would he discharged is the COMO of a week or two. This X pedieleam- Jan. 111. .11 1 11 A Tenteinge to the exertion of preaching. W 1 sun happy to oh" that led to • long discamiee, bat eventually ors a division it was Wells, k eseaS-Jime 11. 3. BiendeS- the archbishop is. to Kr appearthee, rapidly improving. emerged that • fortnight's time should be allowed to Mary. hem COM suse IL A. Wass. W . .hi" , The mistakea anneascesnest &wean to have arises from hoboes, and a week to the other parishes. , e ass n. C. rineey, Welmil, greileD92- 1 ,,,, the fast that his grace wee attacked se saddenli on Sunday . June 6. W. Morey, the K Some routine business wee disposed of, sad the board 5ur ,...„,„,,,... ii . 1 . lair=ggsg. °6 etche; Vizi there woo no time to Wiwoot the eirealati" of th. adjourned. -slew 1.. L Owe% insimmia i tiliihnile-Meg IR l iras, Nall- We aneenateing hie isteatirm to pm& Zgypt has oossisto7 will be halt' on the easoniaattori of the Japanese martyrs. L Imre 'To as height, sad sad eksp tire without gia,dengers a h dt El:l:sdim perterdlordessarit. be dlis rpm, ma enad y the feed, Med t by the Imperial instructreis with empiehe deft Smil amidst tumultuous applams. We VMS spurtg. hem the lan guor at the annemeessemit slealy oat a/ her tem. Bat this is everybody's experience who emir • celebrated person for the fist time. We always expect something different from the reality. In the cam at the charming Kale. !What* however (tor chroming is the word), we wore auks adverb', disappointed. Ordure& by a Ms' timer who, for audit we knew, might be a " Mali* without portfolio, were he not the young lady's par— Wile. Mohair advarmiwith pats and orlon Molloy to the teglllgire--a prep latinentiog deg; we 'door yolk. 4 age tb• 'els of her has isentid....k hewn* eel the porter eremeter 4 UN supple dawn her yes" bed It m aid shrd immehnilim and Wart. Mit ow ehea viiW NM inistillll. vocalise. Reca Natltalia ems& the rerk and the mintage el retesselor 'strength and s ebereimmd no she Ur empeolted by • single brof lit 'it the ter, at ohs erneat Dorisoutalg, at anotLii redmilA hem the raper we mar leave our mar to discover for themselves, for now that M. Leotard hoe he the moment vanished hem the hosier, 3ldne. Natalie will raw tits tapm Bar 4 1 41 . are wools al woo wasvolor pow. , I. so mai o poem sad Iheoray in which she lifts two lasge dumb-bells shows that she is extraordinarily gifted' Ii this rape& Bat we repeat, the charm which . renders this performance exceptional is the simple and a crone race of the gymnast. ' r. RUSSIA. ST, eNTEMBITRA, Me;IA I The Journal de N. Pelervbourg of to-day pub lishes an Imperial ukase ordering the State Bank to exchange notes for gold and silver on and after the 13th lust. The price of specie in exchange foe bank notes is to be gradually reduced until it reaches the nominal vatic For the present, gold half imperials are to be exchanged for 570 copecks, and the aver rouble for 110 copecks, paper currency. In the month of August the price of gold is to be 660 copecks, and that of silver 100 copecks. Further reductions in the pries SI bunion are to be an nounced by an Imperial dietkett. ' . • , _ • THE HERZEGOVIAL, 4LY 9 . A sanguinary combat took *pp upon Tursday last, near the Scutari Lake, between the Turks and the Montenegrins. The lose of • the latter amounted to 700, and that of the former to 600 men. The Montenegrins withdrew to the frontier, towards CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT (rid Triode). The Levant Herald announces that M. de Moodier, the French ambassador, has protested against the eroding of the Montenegrin frontier by the Turkish force. The Russian ambassador, M. de Lebaneff, has. been instructed to support the protest, and in cake: of an invasion to demand his passports. Omer Padre his received orders from the Porte not to extend hie oilissaive operations beyond the frontier. We have to record the appearance on Thurs day seeming at the Alhambra Pa/lON Leterater-square, of Mlle. Nathan", whom we found described to the balsas " Bebe de Gymnasts, whose performances before th. Emperor of the French at the palms of St Cloud hare obtained for her the appointment of inshruetrees in urn , nastiester the Prince Imperial." When we were abe inferrd e I by the mane authority that Mlle. Nathalici appeared in . Eogisad "by nepotist permission," we beta. to teltpct up= the iniportaace of gymnastic instruction to the " child 110Y4.4 . ALHAMS3A PALACA HI BITION. The exhibitors had quite enough to do yester day morning to preserve their goods from damage from the nes, which came down le a. deluge into several parts of the building. In the eastern tran sept and the civil engineering department consider able damage was done, and the most strenuous exertions became necessary to prevent further mis chief. The Skidmore screen was thoroughly washed, and the floor everywhere bore marks of the inunda tion. Many theories were started as to the cense of this rather unpleasant incident : some saying that the gully-holes in the roof were too small ; others, that the gutters were too large ; and a third party, that the work had been done in too great a hurry, and that the tar had all melted off the roof duriug the hot days. An attendant confirmed this theory by stating that the tar had come down upon him more than once in showers. _ [TWOPENCE The Minton feudal.* is going on rapidly, and is expected to be finished in about a fortnight, and the demolition of the trophies progresses slowly. Everyone that is removed improves the sppeszanoe of the nave. In some oases, a sort of compromise has been attempted, and the offender has been de capitated in the hope that thus the public might be satisfied. The toy trophy, and one or two more, were in this state yesterday ; but they looked, if possible, worse than before. Nothing, in fact, less than the complete removal of these obstructive nuisances will make the nave a place pleasant either to look at or to walk in. Mr. Emanuel has added s. wondrous black pearl to his collection, which his assistant obligingly informed the ladies weighed 100 grains, and was worth 2,0001., two ' pieces of information which seemed very much to increase the general curiosity. In the Swiss court we learned that the watches which had been stolen the previous day had been recovered, and the thief caught. He was, it appears, one of the Swiss attendants, and was identified at his counter by the pawnbroker with whom he had pledged the goods. On the western platform, close to the throne, Mr. Wagner, the great Berlin silversmith, was continually surrounded by groups ad miring the beauties of the plate which had been prepared by order of the city of Berlin as wedding presents for the Crown Prince and Princess. The shield, the present of the Rhenish nobility, was especially admired, the more so as the legend with which it was covered was lucidly explained by the artist. The plate collectively, including the shield, the vase, and the candelab-a, weighs, we were informed, four and a half hundredweight of the finest silver. But the lion of the day was certainly the French court, which was crowded with visitors of the highest distinction. First, Quest Christina of Spain was wheeled through in a bath chair, accom panied by the Duc de Manures, and attended by a limited suite. Shortly afterwards came several members of the ex-royal family of France, includ ing the Queen Marie Amdlie, the Duc de Nemotus, the Prince de Joinville and danghter, and the Princess Clementine of Saxe Coburg. These dis tinguished groups stopped a long time before the splendid display of Cristople, which seemed almost sufficient to form an exhibition of itself. The cen tral plateau for the banquets of the Hotel de Vile, was pronounced to be a marvel both of workman ship and design, and some of the English visitors suggested that a deputation from the corporation of London should come and see how much better "they manage these matters in France." Queen Christina appeared to be most taken with the lovely porcelains (Bisque) of Dille, and the French party were much attracted by the novel combination , . of bronze Dort and African onyx. We could not perceive any French data tire following the distinguished exiles, and we were positively informed by our own police that there was not a French detective within the building. On the other head, we are bound to admit that more than one of the French exhibitors informed us that French police oaken bad followed the ex- Royal Family, but " merely out of cariosity, the SSW as the rest of the public." The rain, as usual, i I MO -down the attendance, but nevertheless, (min ails a ticket holders, upwards of 4,000 persons paid for admission. thorms PALLOL - Oxi FIMAT, MAT 9.—Lls;Woes or by maw *Ws, 431; 10441, 1,521 exatnut DIY. comsat, 1,090; ditto, la, rowtusy.terraos, untrausn.road, coacnmasar, au V LUIZ AL .... ....... ........ .w. ... ..... w. ...., ......... r ............-- it Ist LT. Ilitobett and F. Shaw, Begest.street, tailors— tion of the measure ordered by the Elector, it was s tan* aad Joint Baarma, Pancraaatrett, Tot- May A. C. Marsden, Colchester, draper—May 11. M. lama, dangerous to delay taking the petition into ' conside- coed, soctosess, May IS, at 1. WOMpsallt it. Peter, Cambridisahlre • Now Loadonatroot, cur 1 onagatreet. Leamington, painter, May is, at ig ,ad Ouleptali4enscr, hussios, ids. aartaimio—igai w irr. C. ration. The measure ordered by the Elector lAll 001.1011110, Salsbury, licensed OctuaSer, ' Lower Sideohawl. helehoolter— kW 25. J . • hew' threatened, he continued , to lead to grave political , us, wooer—May 22. 0. Hayhurst, Marlon, Leman-street, Whllechapel, baker. Mayl2, atke. ,1' c ,,,m. Tk a k,,,,,,,, 1 9 . 1 . B . pap, an a C . , conse 9 uenees. it moreover proves that the Elea sa, Penee-asaA, gamy, .ngl u er May 11, Al. 1 yertaildol. Destmitlm, holler instals—May 11. Z . torsi government pays no attention to the represca* UM Pashamad-bsosam Clapham- rub , and Mao. I Una YostAlre, potato dealer—My IL 0, • tedious lesdla by Prised* wika Alsetria in favour of , same merthaat. May 10, at I. draper—Juno 41. It. O. • , _.litswfsia sat Culsimelar, Mmest, Missarlogi - sassaists•-4aws I. St. Wath owasi t imr im irsum, gm reanatotOieSlot.rdllEirffeaditutSblVbflls3l. ' 10, at It i Meet It - row& gedateotri -20 , aO. 1 . a AST keresralw " The repraientAtive Of Itlectoral Nesse Void that , ostuarrees.sweas, Bitethiars.read, aerveyor , tatate). Nottingnarn and Now TOrl, sa‘ r N. IL ._ mem „ jewel, 4,1,40 , Nettingimili sad , MeNdilla /1110 should zeservi his declaration on the /unpaid Ot r Strada, Bath.house, South Lambeth-road, Alp- =O. M. J. Some. apill Sono, ash =tl th e Prussian representative. ' I, ssl. to—](ay AW. N. . land 26 , mg, Oloucesteratreet, Clarkenwell, journeyman —Jana 12 I. Hartisy, Cal . . . May 27, at 11. —June 1. 0. Mortal,. 114 et i I , soar - time 1. J. ITALY. oat Leo-street, K Ingsland.road, leather seller, Modest Sheatald,lawZMay J. Mila 020212 1. 3 1 6 2 ::: oesterddra poser— T. W. TIMM' tad F. C. , ROMA Yar A. • SOS OWL Church row, Newington Butts, tobac- Innanglima holies .J. L Cease Suede The Viceroy of Egpt has arrived. . ost c I I manaMeLtrww.- 1 11Oea t i=0. Z. J . Old A oonaistory will held on Thursday neatly fad hva. tailor , May Kat 12 ... . the canonisation of the Serienese martere_ [StunPad. id. AdditionaL] TELNA3RAPHIO INTMLLIGENOE. (annul nzasussj , FIitIISSIA AND ELECrOB.AIs_IOIIIBX . . BERLIN, MAT 9. The semi-official Allgeonine Preuariade (Stern) Zeitung of to-day says a-- " In yesterday's sitting of the Federal litet 'at Irtanldort-ou-the-Maine, the memorial from the principal inhabitants of Elec t Oral Hesse, remonstrati agai nst the electoral decree of the 26th ult., that the approach leg elections. in Electoral should take place qa the hash; of the ' of 1860, was re. feired by the asspinhly to obiargiyee on claims o zrait and peffitions. ' BUt in vie!' of . t nuportenoe of the siNect, tha Prussian t . ve proposed that thew ineriuirandem be referred to Use committee on the affairs ' Ithictondllesse, and as a motive for his proposition, pointed wittftdanVirous.., ..,..„ character of the electoral ordincisal cig gAs Anil ult. He "aid that io viol A the imaAsiliste ticrAl nf the THE DISrRESS IN LANCASHIRE. The following additional arms have bola raceired ,Bye' durirs the ~at two dips dos, and Crampton, 52/. 10s. ; oilcan sad othe=s Royal Nava Wrispita, at Briar, 151. 6a K; a Ipanwpise Idea, ; Glom. A. Crowder, 101. 10e. ; Nes. Davis, of Weelbourne-toiTeen, 11. • Yrs. M. C. F V ; E. D. U. ; the Nines N., 20i . ; ilia is the y of aWariciag Ms, Ile. IL.; A. J. Nevis. ; • •ie the.,Pqor and her Daughter * 11. the. ; B. V.N.. 34, G. I. 8., ;T. B. Bederk per Sir B. W. Godes, 51: ; the B4 n A. B. P. Venal* per &ism 'and Co., BR ; ThograsiN. Wattellehl4Per Oelti liidoiph, and 0a,16f. lin ; Beery Waterrield, per ditto, 51. As. ; W Osipw, 51. ; Kre. Birk 10a. ; lOC ; Nis Asseilir pee Measea . Beam 51. ;M.A. & 11. M ai . Mocepticatmet, ; ;aka Z i rr, a lg. 10a. ; Albion, and Co., AV. 10A ; Arthur Capell,llt. r J. Welperrood, per Louisa and Wag Bank, lItAKL r Camila, the mamma aas arbitration due, 101. 10e. ; Cook, flops, and 00., 1051. ; Pearson, ss. ; the esrvaate of 9, Beowulf-square, lls. ; Archibald Walker. 51. Lied et. laonertia, 51. ; Mrs. Dekmaia, 51. ; IL 11. 51 14. 1 1 z), 151. • Mama Bowl apd Ce.,,or W hi.; ;he NW. Bt. Johns (Torrey). 57. 31leit ilow L. A., U. la.• a Widow's Kite, 55.• a Milo Wide; Wages, ; Ooeserit, ; ecideekid lathe elks alike Imperial Oes parry, 81.8..; A. 0., periiikmai the Pretris, W. ;S.G. r, . ; Lady Cowper, per Ohllis ani Oa, 1151. Various other mins were reesed dirks polleele. a 0, 04 t h. ,o,pl anweat at proms; Is ape. pmeceing 000& For Newel weeks ik a= d Oldhent *le ei oisiaered ri led as as eagles to the labour test, notwithet anisp thersamostreares that harshest' repeatedly eddy...rod to them by the Peer law Board. At their meetiog ou Wedneeday the fellowerg letter was read by the clerk :—•' Poor - law boardachice hat, May 6, MI —Blr,--1 am directed by the law Ikea to acknowledge the receipt of your letter el the 291 k ult., and a list of cams el ablicbodma persons to whom the goardiras of the Oldham Union have granted out-door relief, at variance with the proivisimes of the Chmeral Belief Hera. legion Order. I am directed to state, that although the board will not withhold theirsanction to the relief which has already bees afforded in the mom reported la the Bet whiai accompanied your letter, they thisk it right to add that, kw the meow ven in Ow letter of the bit slt., they da i not feel itheeoselves justified in meeting to the matinees* et relief is these ONION cookery to the prevision al theorise above referred to. —I am, he. (Bigsed), C. Omese." At the suggelaion a the chairman, the board decided to let the maker reel where It wee. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnimuLtzr, MAY 9. APPOINTXRICTR. —Cora nindiors Lord Piphinstone to the Vigilant , and J. W. Pike, to the Devastation. . _ . .- -.---,-. Burgeon J. King. to the Laden Engineers J. Pox, noultrmed as engineer in the 'Tribune ; E. J. Humphreys, sad J. A. Rove, raft esenad-elaas assistant easterene to the lades. CHATHAM, Her 9. Arrangements are in progrem for inaugurating the completion of the Solders' firtitate, jest erected at this , on the 24th instant, her Majesty'. birthday, on da It is intended to publicly open the budding. WOOLWICH, MAT 9. Repeated experiments which have recently taken pleas at Shosburysems teed to show that Um boa shield Isolated by Ceptsia laglia Royal Regimen. so effisedos as to resist the shot from the most powerful ordsance yet introduced. This shield is composed of straw wrought bun planks, arousing each ether is alternate layers, sad by Skis means say dims of strength can be °Mobbed for a sr manent work of fortification or defence. The shield has bees fired at tram a noge of 200 yards, with 99 and 110 pounders ',Shoat the least effect ; and it aloe remained intact after au attack from Sir W. Armalseeg's 900 pounder, which threw • shot of 168 lbs. SHOCKING MURDER AT BRISTOL. On Thursday, at the Council house, Bristol, James Roberta, aged 36, was charged with bevies ems mated an assault upon his two children, aged tee years sod 20 mouths, with intent to morder " = "l A appears that the accused had been in the army, sad whilst seemed with his ferment in the Crimes led cm of hi Be was thereupon diacbsrged from the army sadllAolll4 a melee. He came to Bristol, and up to the timed the be. ▪ occupied himself in selling cod fis thembeeekeets et the city. Lately, however, he has eseltheted dimities habits, and by speeding his etamings is drink bait deprived his wife and family of that support to which they were entitled. At • late hour oe Wednesday sight belled COOS with his wife to his sister-is-law's, only • few doors from his own house in Groat George-street, and on returning hem their door woe locked end prepssetios made for • meaty mime. Be asked his wife - what she bad for his supper. She told him dry bread mid • bit of herring. He emplaned of this fare upon which she told him that it wen poor living for his wile and children. Them be rushed from his chair, and snatching • poker from the tirsplese. declared that it WWI time to toish that mode of living. His wife at that time was at the cupboard, sad on looking to wards hint Allem him go to the aide of the bed in which lay sleeping their two children, and deliberately amok their skulls with the deadly implement with which hr had armed himeli. Blow otter blow fell upon the heeds of the poor children, apd thee he turned towards his wife, sod saying that "he had dose far them and would do for her," lamed • blow at bor. fthe rushed owe him, sad struggled vigor -00•1- end in the struggle the poker fell upon the biter. She then managed to get from him, ran over the stein, and alarmed the neighbourhood by her shrieks. The raise thee lett the booms, sad was apprehended at Baptist Mille the am night, He was remanded for • week. The youngest child, which was in • hopeless state when takes to the M. frrwry, expired shortly after ll o'clock oa Ttatroky night. 211 mi ether is skill alive, bat is is • very provides MM. An ii th e b o dy t e ar pbim ye-teeday, •d'radio,. of •r s at e m ol murdw " »Wald against the Prionslr. US Maiaars's Terra: —A abut that excites am& istarast is unrical amiss is saasuared far *is analog. Madame Gissrrsbslis umbel lot kit sppssesore is Italian opera is Sagisial, is bar part of Mirka la Ssillars I Paritsai. 'llia Was ioaroals bays Ist* boss fall at salbasisolio pains at *wises Gasnslalla's skew mad sada* hi Intl& apses—mere partirlshdy la Blifes Purilisa's Daaahfor. es a Bow sedr bf wile of a 7. rUs a 4 b.lt. berth. he W laq. . esti rft Lt:t oft Ir. pedo i • 20." gm • A. 1., as 0 1 1060•".