The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-21 00:00:00

_ _ _ .a, EG. r • rt _ c__, 'tiL 1868. fo -I 4 LONDON, TUESDAY EVRNINO, JULY 21, 1868. N,.. 6,K0.1 (STAMPED ld. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PENNY. wet. enjoyable v. • r, oh attrat.o ve grounds of about nye acre", ens ir t „. - NOTICE of MALE. • EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD • twit> to unnothare that the PROPERTY am j tot ..t the Mart. TO-MORROW. July t o .4...0 T. Or rtilV tire•ham-atreet, ..• t t. r .I thr Ea... unarm.— ATI.ViI.D, tleatre.—Vatio.able FREEHOLD and mall-par% DOPTHOLD WEATE, abutting on the Rhea Wise, and airing an Inveotsnont of a lirotoloes charterer. MEKSRFS. EDWIN FOR and BOTISIFIELD are instructed to SELL by AUCTION. at the Mork Token hoose•yartl, Bank of Eleglancl, on WEDNESDAlr r itAirkuit k t. a value He FREEHOLD and email part COPYHOLD ESTATE, ara plaint! • follows . ALEXANDRA ORPHANAGE for INFANTS. GRAND BAZAAR THIS DAT. Om Rhlilted. GREAT DIttPLAY of FANCY GOOD, aliment sad eoed.f astkks of elegy desorin lodise shawl of groat salsa pre sent. from herßoyal hn 4 eas the Crean Priam. of Prom* choke pictures. ahem s dreams, ha, to. Me Deed of the Coldstream' awards. and ether gnat selrecliente JORXPR WWI Hes. Elearetary. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. those who attended. Captain Price explained his views. He declared himself in favour of the ballot, spoke strongly for the disestablishment of the Irish church, argued Inca (rlllOl7Oll as. asurva's AMOK/T. ) PRINCE NAPOLEON. VALETTA, Joim 21 Prinoe Napoleon, travelling ineognito, arrived here yesterday in the steam yacht Jerome Napo leon, from Constantinople and Flynt, and left again the tame night, steering north. personal experience for the need of reform in the array, and chose Mr. Gladstone for his political chief. Loci s were made by Mr. E. Ho lland, M. for Eve. .ham, Mr. Winterbotham, M.P. for Stroud, and fig leading local politicians. A resolution accepting Clapbalia Price as the liberal candidate, and pledging the meeting to support him, wu enthusiastically carried. Lot 1. Yreehaid Hours and Shop, eitu&se in the lifsb-irtmet„ Witt ford, in the centre of the town ; let on louse at the low mat of sao per annum. Lot S. Five Cop hold Cottages Striae in Wnier-le.ne, near the Righstreet; producing CM per annum. Lot & A Cepyhold Meadow, consisting all sere, err the town, IMO close to thF.l!"*r Co ln.._ _ , wn„ !prvetrely i = auction 111.irt, .k.. ',IVA • • Ard. Bank of ES. El I S FOX and BOLTSFIELD'S 31 1 idiDER ofttALE: new Hionlicy—Two capital Freehold Favidly ,• etcettete i ci , acum gardens and lawns, for COCO. 1 , " :1 • " trt h lett L. ,: Imachald Imola 1." a tt modern Moire Andover , road, Hammy- T ••I ~ • }•,,,%i• - te.oehold Pro Reoldeneee. No. 411, of thogrotind and other goon. • , , 1, tt Two Lotc.—Ten mall Maws Ely•platie, • rim, to ground-renta t . • „ %I) To klyre n I...cc—Ten long Luiernold Holism in ! I •, . „ nt& , lats..— Ws P . m-hold Honer, in • .‘ 1 • -.me with posawition. I '. • 11111 t, EC. _ _ ,yl, DATE from July 29 to August S. 4•,...,.cting1y valuable and ecxbeisive FREE tov,..tuient Or More profitable vatilifiatknt, I: and produce markets, from • n, t • tick hole. with frontages to both. the .•1 ..fol only three doors from Fenchnsolostreet. • Frerhold Oroundeent of 9300 a year, with •• • • , rD • WIN FOX and BOUSFIRLD 11 .Al with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at . Masi. Bank of Eni t ul, on .DNEEIDAT, .4 on Wodhselay . J 99, as previousb - • tot. , Lot I oomprises a as GROUND. . • oil sonum. arising from the handsome modern pre. •I‘ n.trreourt, lifineing-lane, let on lease for a term of •s,sr. are unexpued. with reversion to tho reek • • .1.0 f1!.1 per annum on the termination of such • ••••1.-ts of a very important aciLl ia hig ar a valuable wi ,orcising the extensive su bit area L. o ie-sounently placed in the of the basket centre within the City of London. • • • . . e market and shipping trade, eons ng • r.court, the coast called No. 11, =t i ne. •..t :•remiew, No. 11, Mark lane, the whaled= to and Mark-lane, adjacent the door. from Perrin:troll-street, and close to • Booms and the Corn Market. The site by substantial ranges of warehouse and • • • • , st rentals approximarupon 51903 a but • . ..!.ongs do not adequately utilise the year, land, • • • • Arrant. etmetures more consonant with its km .' •••. , ' •, • entrance from two such thoroughfares as Mark•lane, and the facility for creating a . • ~. n the two, will greatly oonduee to the mote • :•.-tit of the area. and as a thisssppoo therein nose,- ..indtfor commercial aecommoda t fon , a spacious . R • • iudicioualy planned for male and • 7:rt --. and warehouses, would be highly sucoesiduL 1.. obtained of Charles Appleyard, Esq. quern, Lincoln's-Inn: Messrs. H. U. and N . •• oti. W.C.. solicitors: Messrs. Baxter, solicitor.. • Entri Fo x and Bev sn 9t, Gresham . • rornor of roleronn.iftreet. ai.lli 1.1. 01 Ur most piessonque of the toirirous • . 4 I:) COTTAGE RESIDENCE, for the • tl• , man r. tiring turn business, having complete out - . , et nuidii of two wee. i I:S. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD are 1~ ••.!t.••• , E1.1. by ArCTION, at the Mart, on WED :V .t 2 precisely, • most delightful VILLA REAL • • .ugly Ottiste at Winehmore-kll, a rural and beau rr, t and three miles from the Colney.hatch and . • • .•:...y -cations, and senessible from the City within • know'', as Bloomilehl.cottage, Chase-side, and c0n .... 'two more ennui eamly be added), bath room, • !•..sine-room 31 ft. long, dining-room 22 ft. long, Good .nd domestic ansornmodation. The grounds var. • •.and are about two acres in extent ; they include ...• sothen gardens, well stocked with thriving fruit descriptions, paddock, to There is coach-house • • . rrhouw, man'n Moran, and every convenience. :d.r and ready for immediate occupation. The pro - . . for 37 yearn unexpired, at a low 'rewind mot— e • - ..• • 4 I.) •Ntlrrn only,, and particularshadoi G. W. Marsden, ' iestreet„ Chestedde • and of Messrs. EDWIN Fox • I'. 21. Oreshanertreet. Bank. E.C. ••k., gal'all -HILL, ISIORWOOD. —Pirsfcciaas I. • • I. Ii FAMILY RE&DENCE, held tit a mmuW • • a al, llamas and Kitchen Gardens. Possession on 11. NS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD •.•1 LI, by AUCTION, at the Mart, Tokenhouwayaid. •' •• • , on WEDNESDAY, July U. at I precisely. a , • • well arranged FAMILY R , lIRIDENM most one. • • • Pleasantly situate in the Avenue. a most agreeable . • • • •• the Oipey-bill Station, on the Palace Mon a mile of the Palace IGelf. It ie perfectly de ' aria'd by a carriage drive. is in the most complete -• • • •,1 r• •tsutial and decorative repair, arranged with every • ismodation for • family of pnwitimt, and Imitable eight • • ,ry brdcbatolwrs, bath-room, with hot and cold supply, • ,aicg.rcom with casements opening to garden, apacioue . • ‘imng•ronm. library, three water elneete, and complete • ' Then is a tante and well-planted garden, with • 1... and shrubberies, and space for the moo of ooach • • • Ming. Held for - a long term, at a nominal ground - • Wilma of F. Broughton, FAQ. solicitor. tg, Fin•biliT• • 4 Messrs. Epirus Fox and BOCIFIILD, It, Gresham- • I N PARK, an easy walk from the railway sta tions —A .• • hi mellow LEASEHOLD ESTATE of well•buitt VILLAS. 101 l us to insure a highly respectable Gallantly, and placed ferahle part of thin Anna neighbinnimoth SliB. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD • • ES ill SEM. by AUCTION, at the Mart, Tolrenhour yard , ty kl11)AY July M. at I precincly, in Idditht a y attractive 'long LEASEHOLD VILLA PROPER , +tieing eight . very sulatantial and onnyeniently•planned •ieletaeht d re...Meares, ereetc4 about 'oven yeara since, occupied during that time by a clam of tenant , ' reepectability ha. Pontenronl rharaitter OD the •. they are called Noe. to 9, Malvern-road, f ron t Kelhurn-p. thoroughfare few Kilburn to liarrnw-road: in in •, a email ornamental garden, and a walled garden at the 7 hr aecomincilation, although enmprehending only eight flt, in deeignisl for the ennveidenm. of noidenta who n apprceiatinn of etyle Nth a regard Inc doinenlc onm• •. . in. all let at low entitle. and together repre.ent an a par. E n d.r seh Is held under a mparate lemc for 990 nt.—May be clewed. and particular, • Arthur T. Ilewitt. Eno.. solicitor. 32. Nichrdas•lane. • ; of Mien*. Wind. and Dempater, t the Mart; at the Malvern Arms, mar the property; •• EDWIN Fox B111:11FINLII, 24, Urnshanietreet, • .• 'NTT of DORMET.—To IMpitadists, Trustee.. and 1110 ly desirable and wean. Investment, in a PERM , I - NT ell of £214 lb.. 9.L per mu, um. 1 ,! EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will • ' ll.by A TION, at the Mart, Take/ileum/4rd, Rank g •.41 WEI)NESDAY. •Inly 29, at 2 preefsety, an • I PERPETUAL RENT-CHARGE, or Rent-rharge in , .1 hi.. secured on an emate. situate at liunville •io county of Dorset, rontaining 1,2.9 a. 3r. 13p., the • •.1 .t poninbaraon, Eeq., finder the Art for Dlsfranehis -11.. i 'haw, and the award made in pursuance thereof.— n.. 1) be obtained at the Mart, Tokenhontayard Oi og. 1101. M., n,l Vilminx. solicitors, 9, Tukinhutisc • I Meogr, EDWIN Fox and Boesniu.o, No. SI, Grua • • li n k. KC.. corner of Uuietnisnatreet • • !. KKN T.—An excellent FREEHOLD FAMILY I v it. eenatutioding all extru.nre view over a fine es- EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD by AUtffION • at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, ! eel. •.n WEDNESDAY, July S. at 2 Preeieelf. a ' • I • FAMILY RESIDENCE, entirely detached, situate ' '• prenouneed by the faculty to be one of the ' .1.1 positions In the kingdom, and known as • It contains nine bedrooms , drawing mom, )nth room, dining room, study, entrance hall, ! ••• are donteetic °Moe. It is of pleasing elevation, -• .! brick, with ntnnn rimming*, in a moot sob ' . • r ; thine is a rwrriage drive up to the house, and in parterre and large croquet ground. It affords ' • - Ire', o family deforoon of natal:4Mo( the dada • •.! •.n inland mood/her Anse to a frnpnented and lively !!!,r, and conditions of sae may be had at the Mark Messrs. Brooke and Hughes, 'Winton% Mar• '. twin. and (Joni., solicitors, 33, Old Jewry, E.C.; iinecotte, and Wadhamentleitare, If, Ewalt ' • ...! and of Meson. Ening Fox and BOITIIPTILD, Exrenton —BVSHFY-11EATA _HERM —A very I.E.I.IpLD REHIDENTIAL PROPMITY, standing ‘. 31 1 "1:S. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD -1 1.1. I. All:TION. at the Mart. Tokeallowte on WEDNESDAY. August 5, . by ...0f... of the let. ft. Lewin, P:ear , deormeed, • very • rt.' Iloilo PROPERTY. advent...may Nitrate. at I Uptown se The Retreat, standing In its. own enendsting et a detached cottage ratidence, d. approaehed by a CiLMINIC drive, ecreestrol own trete and eb.rtibe ; twee:tall stable, and flower gardens. At the ride fronting the and pieldoek. At presto let to e highly • • :.ant, at • very Doe rontal.—lfay be viewed Drper. • tenant. and partieulant obtained of Mums... el Southampton-eh-set, Strand at the Mart; •:•• Euw ix Fox and Bousnitto, M, Greatiantatreet, • • !; 1.. I:STING, in the county of MIDI/LEW:X.—ft • Mottimiree.—A very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ci.e.priong nearly me Acres of Building Laud of • . possestmg capabilities Id development randy flung 1.1117 of the tlneet building estate.. in the •••! .4 Loudon ; also Three ilsirsof semidetached and ", •• • 1.,, telly Residenee, with ample space of garden FI)WIN FOX and BOUSFIELD • "• , c. instnictions to SELL by AUCTION. at the • • •i.itd, flank of England. on TUERDAY Austad • , no• lot, the EQUITY of REDEMPTION In a ''l important FREEHOLD ERTATE, enviably ei the ii.W.R., and within 30 minutes' of the ,• building operations, On amount of the tine , • ; ewe/minding views of great extent and I..ch elms houses already erected in Ma rte- comprises snarly SO acres of land. ripe • ~ •.• 1..p0e.0t, and presenting very desirable • ot superior vsidencels. It is bounded •• " selth. b. within one mile of the exist*: • • • . "'"' ' to a new station on the G. W. R. which • . ; the southern boundary of the renege ; in conununiintion the North Metro "•• , • ' • ..' •...: I.srbantentsey powers, will have a •• • • sent, on the land. Also One. Indsate '!. • • ' ....f capital semidetached Residences. •. 4 s ith ample grounds and space for ••,, • : • 'e, rentals to excellent tenants, the • , . tor occupancy, and together repr.gent Particulate and plans are at the Mart: of Mows. Ir V ih: ru an I : and of MY.151.1. Enwts Fox and .. •.•e..ttreet, Beak. E.C., corner of Coleman- i -• • t I '" — FREEHOLD OROUND-RKVIII, ut, amply secured en graerate Property, in gt. 31 1 FOX and BOUBFIELD • .. •• • lodructimta to SELL by AUCTION, at the • I. Hank of England. on WEDNEADAY, ,st 2 pr..4trly. a ren- valuable and hawart • 1 Et:TUE:4T. in the, t3ty of London. nomPrt. • • rent.. of LISO per annum am‘h s ..• of ri•irehotiaea, N., 29 and 3), on the I .• Ott aril, at the norner of Groat 1 ti,ter• .•. r.ok and Co's eltfm.tire " • •1, 11., raek n Wale na an important e!enrmt fn T.. rf dale, t. and trnattra no pmpmt, of any • s 1.111 san inv.ntatent with the nny 1 , 1.1 ..1 .T. J. Marley, Et.k, . ." • at tha Y M": and at Maria. • .0 _ .4 t..uts a gktiwu, Y, kilrakawkakellkl• ilass.U.44 —.. • lof 4. A capital Freehold ROtlee and Rhop, situate in the Righ etreet, below the mill; and abutting on t h e Hirai. Colas; let on leme at the apportioned rent of LB ppeerr annum. Id 5. A Freehold Property, eocWtfag of two kink-built warebouee, and granary. situate in the Iligh-sireet, abutting on the River Come; producing LSO per annum. Lot S. A Freehold Property. situate in the High-street, • coniptimng funs brick-built houses with ihopt one known ea the Anchor beer-house, a four-roomed cottage wi th blacksmith's shop, and tour brick and Umber-built cottages, producing toge ther Lee Or. per annum. Lot 1. A Avehold brisk-bunt Cottage with ahoy. situate in the Higbeetreet, micalte the foregoing ; let at f.14 l is. peryard annum. Lot & A kreelt of arge , with barn, ao. , and large = Y in w rearl about haU an acre ; Dr °during tqether Lie per atintun. Lot A Piot of Frehold Building s Land, sitnats in the Hier street. Watford , adfoining the foregoing, leased with lot sat en a ned rental. r ra rk' y e be viewed and particulars, with obtained of Mesa.. Lewis and C o., solicitors, M. Noutbacti natratt Strand, W.C. ; lathe Mart; and of Reser& 'fawns and BousirmiA. Orephametreet, Bank, EC. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1. Old Broad aatreet i. al i t h.d and 17, Pallenall, London. Inn Subscribed and Invested Capot&, L 1,1100,070. Losses paid £ 11,000,000. Are Inwancestrantad on every description of property, at home and abroad, at m Wes. Claims liberally and yronstl_y_settled. X= ROLLAND, Flonerlittendent, Asmall CCYrTAGE to be LET, from the end of July, for omen or eight weeks situate between Wellington College and Bleekwater Medan. Two sitting rooms, ante .bed. rooms end dressing rooms. fo od Maaat_ground end all MOM One maid servant left, and odd boy out of the home. Bent I per week ; 3s. dd. gardener —Ap*y, by letter, 1. E. G. Oottdoeot tune, Pendburet, Wokmehem. o.stall stable, ociteh.bowee, ka IVIONEY.-120 to 1800 ADVANCED imme diately se turnitori, 'without removal, publicity, or law scats. Way be repaid by easy inatainssnts. No charge at ail Li de clined. Terme, inchntive, lipor amt. Atm 1100 and t eath l ampt l .o. 4.—AoTer pp' =lally at the =TATE OFFICIie, . W.C. Advances on kisses. life policies. CO. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PRO:IE CUT= ly • Professional eleatlesuut of pracelos and re eyeetebihty, free of charges to the oreditor, opm • commiseion of le per amt. To the amount recovered—Apy4 for address, or by letter to A. Z. No. 3.5.1, tety-road. ILO. CORMACK'S GREAT BAG WAREHOUSE, 37, Ludgate hiU. B AGS.—TRAVIRMNG BAGS, Hand Oradea inns. Coot Poss, Brkd Baia Waist Ons! l r work Boi t p, from ra. to gtO, at 00EMACIV8 Great Bag Warehouse, sf. Ladgatfohill. at. TIIIESSING CAMS in Walnut and Coromandel WocrZ, Morocco, and Solid Loather, for Ladiat and fientlanima With Elver and plated linings, from m mi. to DESPATCH BOXES and WRITING CASES in cr u tareg is. tiz tl i f i l i : b 3 a n o t i o c o ... B.Basars GRELT PROQUET.—COB.MACK'S.—Price per set, ‘—• 111 a., 30e., 40t.. 43a, ids. Mud:rated treatise with each ease, delivered. paid, to At _railway dation on receipt of rontittanoo " , ' r . gßlLl.CK • Monuteatti. tern 37, Ladlipte4lll. BILLIARDS. —Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD TABLES, all she% for SALE or HIRE, at the spacious show rooms of J. BENNETT and Co makers by appointment to the Royal Family. War-celos. arad Admiralty. mom from U guineas. will areessorles.-314 Surreyotreet. Strand. PRINCE of TAILORB bee been our reentered Trade Meek sues we received the lashibition Prise Medal for style. quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the fashions on accost of the great demand end gemming terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, in the costume patronised by the elite of our beau monde. Fulham s poet free, with hat of pities. oommenaing with our celebrated 13s. fancy or black doe trowels: cloth vests, M. ed. •, suite of superior black cloth, 32 a; salts of fancy Tweed, Na ; shower-proof overcoat'. 112.,• and surner qualities elu cheap. Note—Only highelase euttera emp oyed, and one trtal a A r ros superiority over all ecompatieora—T. and H. HARMAN, NI, King W illiam - street. London-bridge. K INO'S, THE WELLICNOWN CITY TATUM.% 40. Opposite Fiztet-latte. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prime and particular. post tea. Sample Shirt* and Measure Fauna ler the Cotially. Econormpt+ should ts 7 oar No. et Shirts et Ide. the bulldozer. 11.01N.LkS and Co., IMPROVED SHLET ILtKEY)3, 16, Bt. Itartut'sdaite, Charms-crow Leaden. Established 40 years. WHITE, COLOURED, and DRESS SHIRTS. 711111, 4 111E1t and tiLENN Y. next door to Sontereet-bona, Strand. London. F. THOMAS and Co.'s PATENT W• SEWING MACHINES.—The celebrated No. 2 Machines, anrqualled for general work, £lO. Tho new Awn etic Machine*, romp).* (Lock Mitch), IS Is., LS Y., and In—Catalogues free. W. F. THOMAS and Co., 1 sad 2, Cheapanie, and Iklgent.eizcus. Ozfonletreek London. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTREIC sad CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Dookbead. Benaandrey ; 44, Ledoestar.tigoare; IS. IlloontAAreet. Orosvaioriososes. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify ins, Chintz Glaring, ink and Damask , with every de feniption of bleachingßle tropobtan. charged rooderotelY. and t ng to groat pmtion by the 'Ma and yei 1 ewee, 17, Wharf-road. Ultriread Stearn n chine . and t . New Oztoett. .10=. O AKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mer curial)), tar akaning and polishing sliver, eleatro-plata, plate. glass, Ste. Tahista ad. sari. OLNEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets U. web; thas, Id., Is., Its. Id., snd 4s. each OARErS LNDIARUBBER K NIFE BOARDS, ls from .M. each. OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery and Glum Cloth, Black Lead. Ite. S OLD everywhere , by ironmongers, grocers, oilmen, tenakers, ehemista, to Wholesale by JOHN OAIt&Y and 120148, emery and black lead mills, 172, Illaoktriars road, & COAL.--GEORGX J. OOCKERRLL and Co. Beo sods can. Cash la —ll. OorshiL THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY• LOWERT MIX= MICE& Bat nazi navarttaasniat. GOALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY .upply direct treat their Colterate at Cts Croae—The beet, equal to la Sod. at Pia. per ton: areoads, lila Caell es delirrry.—Ordere to CHIEF OFFICE, 11 BIIRWOOD-PLAUE , 111)0WARXR0/1.13. W. RUPTURES. —By Royal Letters Patent.— WIIITVe MOC.MAIN LEVER TRCBI3 (perfected and lifbited in the Exhibitions, lea and INII is allowed by upwards of Sto medical men le be the inset effective invention in the eurs tive treatment of Hernia. The nee of a And often DUI Vol in IL abets, is here avoided, • soft bender, worn round the body, while the requisite rsisurtisrer is by the 11104:41,1.11 Fs and PATIN? LEVER with so much ease and alum nee that It cannot be detected. may be worn due ls( sin p. A di ecriptive circular may be and the truss forwarded by poet on the cdrainiferenee of the two inches below the lupe, being sent to the maker, Mr. tid, e pdiiir friers lie., tie .. lea ed., and Ea id Postage, Is. An UMEILICAL Tarn on the same principle. PATIN! 711V1111 WAXIR& SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. INVIGORATPTE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most powerful nutritive cordial ever introduced • re @lvrea to their normal condition all the sscretions, on the of which pageot Math depends. It is a mean* for debility Wide and from fie oontaining e ren sr ef= l" "Pain. boa ghona•t• Nod* will prove hi to Um nervous and yrpeptie. vide Dr. liessalre report. Price 1.. per n bottle, or four quantities In one fee Illa. ree --Bok Agenta Mesa m. BAUIt P.:.7 and Co., Oxfordetrest, Landm. Oanisge f o receipt of remittance. ,AITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active ••■-• principle, the Lotusine, which possesses all the soothing pro ps/int of rid= without lin dangers—Mr. G. JOZEAU. French M. Eitystazind, propane • hyssop aad a Pita of Lagoa Ins lettuce). highly rsonnunended by the )(Mina Proilasion for colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest afholiasta err.,, la 9d. Pato. la 1141. and 1 3d. Pats. by Pod. to. at and Sr 96 COCKLE'S ANTIBILI n OUS PILLS, in aie the MA squi INDIGNINTION. In Dome at L. 14. Si. K. 4s ikIL. and lls. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, nee the h is far BILIOUS MONII. In boxes an In lA.. stl.. and Ile. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in une the kat 81 ism far LIVES 00/111,AINTII. In tozes at In 114. gl 114.. 41. at, and Ii& MUULE'R EARTH CLOSETFL—AII the latrines at the Wimbledon Camp ue fitted with these amt.., They ma) be teen daily in onesation.—Ofttoe, 9i, Bedtordatreet. tditaabiad.th ALEXAT4DRA ORPIIANAOS for INFANTS, 11(. =. Das ' THI GRAND THIS R E DAY . CROUCH-END STATION (Edgware and to), on the Cheat Northern Sae, to emineetion with the tan Railway and the Chatham and Dover, is within Ave abates of the new buildings. The Favorite omnibuses from all of Lame= forward pie. 'enters to Horrorrprieo. J SOUL Hon. Seereeary. EDUCATION for BOYS, 26 including laundrette and books. No sakes. ear Lantern The Prin cipal has had edu ltamme impedance. Sperael &Sennett S to mercantile This school hes been eminently suotordni for many yews. The premisee its extensive and eanyenient ; the Grounds l 6 acne in extent; and the domestlo arrangements in. chide smell dairy text Dist oalimitzd. No corporal punish. meet Ne quarts's nodes required. Reference&—N. N., 161. Chassid& NrPARLIAMENT. —Public Speak' and efeete of fteesh.—lNaeovery of • CURB for the F or UNNATURAL VOlCRStaroaerhat. ko 4:64 I I FRISORRICIK WEBSTER. Pretence of Mr. iloorobeeos Peoholhoe, Upper eloteeter-plaoe, Porkoved. et. Jo h n f ,-wood, . W. TWO STEAM - EN for BAIA cheap -A ow of 'blares ppoowwerer, by IaDDLZION ; the ether Plano power, by BLA good worktott eondltlen, with ke. Per farther particulate apply to S. HOZ and Co., lik ak t= street, Pallsbaryoquars. SHERRY, One Chines per Dozen, Pale or Gelder, Imported Most tem .1 - meebrbe•Traiens, sett sad Miss* tree from Itanatemd etilrft ter Math and I=ly eon stmel ss a &neer WM.—Tarim by lbs Import*" lIITTELIAN atid 110216, 6 1 . 1re5t= Pries bats mat tam (ILD PORT, 245. per Dozen, imported direct . I‘ . from Oporto illosidassn's 1, MI Uasd and fruity, Medi moommaidat for invalids a gainin e and nutritious —Terms mak and osmium pfd Mu importom MY TH lAN and 80218 .p =ert UMW. IMO or swage ter worded gratis as liINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. EIRTIBITION, les& This °debated DUBLIN old DUBS WILISKY rained the DUBLIN PRIZE YED.LI..—It is mild, mellow, delicious, and very wboleeeme. Enid in bott es, M. lid. seek at the retell houses in London ; by the agents In the primeval towns in Reiland • ; or wholesale, at D. Great Winemilllinseh Landon, W.—Observe the red seal. pink label, and ..it teanded "Rinahan's LL Whisky." TR CULTIVATION of TEA in the Beet Indies Iww become an fasportant feature. Name the Mirada°. Ulm of Assam Tea, nee* 10 years ego. lb. DART INDIA TNA COMPANY have, cm t o of lia meat *um* end eseulakte flavour, promoted its sale by ery means. The Tea Dldrfets, then confined to Upper Assam have gradually extended, and Teas from other parte of India are arriving. thus easing greater meiotic& The Company arm now Assam, Chahar, Darjeeling. to, at Irma Is. lud. to le . Id. 7er ili lf.. and China Teas as urnak—Ware. houses, No. 9, Great M. Relen'sohurehyard. Bislopegate. Prim hit heviarded on application. SEOARS.—Gentleinen can now bo supplied with • single Box of Havannah Pews by Partregas. Cabana, Menus, pruse,ners, Morales, and other celebrated Makers at one profit on the import cost for Csah. P.. CLLILKIE and Co., Naar importers, 37, Ooldenequare, Itesentetreet, W. To prevent delay in the execution of orders, they should in all cues be accompanied by a remittance. Cheques crowd Union Bank. P.O. orders oa Brewevetrest. (.10111.PA.NY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. PARIS EILHEBITION, 1117.—TWO GOLD MIDAIR— CAUTION.—None genuine without Baron Liebig, the invent or% signature on every Mr, accompanied lotha'a, lull &mama tor nee. 801 l Italian warehouses, (+herniae, and groom. Palatable. et , economic, and oonvenient. SCHWEPPET MINERAL WATERS.—Orders y prepared for to ever, climate. Manalaeteries —LtenV an laverpool, Wfietot, Glasgow, and Malvern. CIOLYGEITATED WATER.--fideeping in London darter the arsonb not v tur e.tr in the fresh air et the country ; bet robed:dee &DA la effects may be obtained Lo y Ine To rrnba scdramhlitoolarentitteddr thiwsh ator any . freeh dnisia‘ troar containing sia Bottle& CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAFES 11Talck's Patent). DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAFES !Clifton's Piggott PROSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the -I- above Nest- plloatiott to WY. CHAABBE, 12. street, C 1 City.end Aimee, la. New B oatetree. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAf3T PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTKfI& VIDE "LANCET," January 12, 1847. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE F=D. THYTLONDON and GENERAL WATER IRIFYINIi COMPANY (Limited), 137, Strand, four doors from Semereet-house. where Alters ut operation may be WM. IFIDMAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for tins BATILINti.—A duly Bath prepared with tae Halt the natural sitrengthener for weakly infanta and abildren. Ans. bowl and approved by Dr. Blare& Becenunanded by the faculty katreineed by the NOUity. Sold in boo and boxed; by clamant throughout the civilised workI—TIDMAN and SON. 10. Worm woodatreet, London. s.C. Beware at imitatkous. NOTHIN6 ThiPOBBIBLF. AGIIA reetoree the Human Hair to ita prietine hue, no matter at what sae. JOHN OidEINI:LL and Co. hare at length, with the am of one of the moat eminent *herniate, atiecestled m parfloting Ufa moat wonderful liquid. It is now altered to the public; in a more oonoen trated foram. and at a fewer prioe.—dour in bottles, 3e. each; also, I. 7. id.- and lea. each with broad lied Bull Wharf, Angel-pairage, H, Upper Thamasatreet. Lon don. LC. 1 OWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL—This elegant, -ILL fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally in high repute for no unprecedented sitcoms during the last sixt years In promoting the growth, restoring, iiraserring, and beau the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens weak hair. cleanses it from scarf and dandrilL and makes ft beautiful! soft, pliable. and glory. For children it is e as forming the basis of • beautiful bead of = g lories 3a Id., Ts., 101. Id.. equal to four small. and tla ppaerr bottla—dold by ehemista and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Oil. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 6, Pleat4trest. A bomP fro m } lo Ull 6. Cloantßeties Pres. OUR/ HOLD WORDS. Conducted by czmurceDscioat..—vca. L. Off cloth bevel/A ready. b Panay zaaam fa ft ; litsery Edition, cloth oards, Se. Laden: Ward. Leek. sad Tyler. Pdansoderwow. this day, fa, boards. MILDRED'S WRDDINCi. A Family Hillier?. By Faaacis Danalca, Author of " The 111441•4-Wlak.' London : Ward, Look, and Tyler, Paternosterrow. Immediately, in 3 vols., post ho, A SCREW LOOSE. A Novel. By W. L Laiszism. Riabard Both, N.w builisartms.otrost. )ton published, pies GU, post fine fore ' stamps, MODERN DENTISTRY • is Priaciples and Practice, with apseial Notes on eis the gonad. . nos nspea sable to successful treatment, sod the causes of &mppointm ba eal and Whirs ; By A. &lawd l yrosvansruirema, author of "Pun Dset/st/7: " llsistsa Henpry, " Painless Tooth Extraction." buspian, liscshaU, sod Oci.,etationane-hall-ciourt ; and all book *Okra VOLUNTEER STATISTICS.-A parliamentary paper issucd yesterday gives the returns of the several volunteer mops in Great Britain, stating in each case the maximum establishment; the number of enrolled member.; the number of efficients ; the number of efficient% entitled to an extra certificate, distinguishing the consolidated• corps entitled to an adjutant from the administrative regiments; and under each administrative regiment, stating the several corps composing it, with the head-quarters of each regiment and corps; stating also the total numbers of mea under each head 111 each county : the numbers are founded all the annual return due the find day of December, 1867. The following are the totals as given in the return : liembens No. of who Carpe Maximum awned in Eatablisk- ES. Non. E!k. th e Rse. . . Couaty mint. tint. 4114391. mile& 178104 , tilrbt Horse ll 996 an in as 468 A. 11111412 .... VI 40,866 30,611 4,897 96,608 11Jnetneer 19 6,680 4,716 796 5,611 4,97 Mosuted life . 676 172 111 884 114 kite 1,089 187,064 119,111 18,841 146,7111 81,716 Grand tend LIN MPS MVOS IMAM MOM Was ADMIRALTY, JULY 20.—Arrournizrrs.—Liant, Geoi ge T. Mona to Ma Cumberland, and Sub-Lieutenant OrsaM C. Langley to Ma Prince Cowart. DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION, &C., CURED BY DU BALVIIIIIIVALZIITA ARABIC. FOOD to the B.olteh, mirth. Mare sod Byer of *id sod mom. amine, without stedielne ar m = r i lMr=lu i =eit a r p t=t diarrhoea. ae= rough. withal.. forme oceseri ns elon, ow ,plrtto tit= mum which had 'misted dl inoludiar that of hie MOR nee. Me Note. It ea me MO times its mat to other remedime- Tina, Ilb., Bd.; 11tha. the LIM., 40a: or id. per atraL Alma& hei Orris Chocolate Powder, more iftengthening than ocean tratrd beef.-Dm Berry sod Oct, 77 Nearatiist, London; PartaufaanAlporti 111 2 tleasesbareb *min 4ohisp m.: AMERICA. The Allan Company's steamer Nestorian, from gluebee on the 11th inst., arrived in Lough Foyle at 1.46 p.m. yesterday, with 96 cabin and 61 steerage passengers, and 2,100 dole. in specie. She landed the London mails, and proceeded for Liverpool. (Per the Nestorian, vial Greencastle.) NEW YORK, JULY 11, NOON. At the continuation of the ballotting of the Democratic Convention the result was as fol lows:—On the nineteenth ballot Mr. Pendleton was withdrawn ; on the twenty-first, Oeneral Hancock stood at 136, and Mr. Hendricks at 132. On the following ballot the Ohio delegation nominated Mr. Seymour, who then received the entire vote of 317. The nomination has been re ceived enthusiastically by the democrats through out the country. Mr. Pendleton has written a letter strongly sustaining Mr. Seymour. The Senate, by 28 to 6, has passed a bill ex cluding all the lately rebellious ll:tates from par ticipation in the presidential election, except such as have been admitted to representation in Con gress under the Reconstruction Act. Mr. Reverdy Johnson resigned his seat in the Senate on Thursday. NEW YORK, JULY 20. Closing Prices:—Gold, 1421 ; sterling exchange on Loudon, 110* ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 114*; ditto, 1885, 1121 ; 10-40 United States Bonds, 1081. Illinois, 132; Erie, 681. Cotton: Middling Upland, 311. Petroleum, standard white, 36. Flour, extra State, 7 dole. 95c. to 8 dole. 35c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 12c. BREST, Jury 20. The Transatlantic Company's steamer Pereire, from New York, arrived here at 8 p.m. to-day, with 264 passengers and 5,000,000 francs m specie. THE CRETAN INSURRECTION. A correspondent informs us that the Cretan insurgents have gained a victory of some im portance near Heracleon. He adds : " Mr. Hilary Skinner, author of ' Roughing it in Crete,' landed in that island on the 11th inst., in the pro vince of Sphakia, after successfully running the Turkish blockade. He takes with him all that is necessary for the establishment of a field hospital, which will it is hoped mitigate the sufferings of the war to Turks as well as Christians. The con cluding words of an address which Mr. Skinner published on landing show that his miaaion should be regarded as an effort to relieve the misery with which Mr. Skinner had become acquainted during a previous visit to the island. It is in no way a political demonstration." We give Mr. Skinner's address in full: TO THE CRETAN PZOPLZ. My beloved and brave Friends,—l return amongst you to bring some help to your wounded patriots, and I am sure that you will quickly guide mete wheretheylie. After an absence of a year I find you still struggling for free dom—struggling and suffering much. It is a noble effort, and you deserve to be free. But whilst the war continues the wounded claim especial care. We are taught by our holy religion to pity and relieve them. The first help is due to the patriots who suffer ; but if you capture any wounded Turks, it will be a good work to relieve them also. In the proyhtee of Sphakia, July 11, 1868. PRopoesn CLUB FOB YOLTWO WOW:N.—Yes terday afternoon a meeting was held at the School of Art, Newman-street, Oxford-street, under the pre sidency of Mr. Hodgson Pratt, for the purpose of taking the initiatory step towards the formation of • club for young women who are employed in London, end who have no relatives or friends to whose houses they can resort on Sundays or during the leisure of the week-day evenings. The necessity for the club and its proposed distinguishing features are thus described by the lady to whom the credit of originating the scheme is due :—" For want of such • resource many are induced to attend music-balls and theatres, where associations of a very injurious character are too often formed. The ' homes' founded in connection with the United Association for the Christian and Domestic Im provement of Young Women have done great good, but they . afford only a partial remedy. The exclusively religious character of these institutions serves to deter from joining them many women who do not feel as yet prepared for a distinct avowal of religious feeling. The consequence is, that those who most need to be sheltered from the evils of a great city—that is to say, the young and thoughtless—have no places of harmless resort except Mission' Homes. which but very few are likely to attend. It seems, therefore, very desirable to set on foot something in the nature of ' Clubs' for women, where they shall be free from all interference, but where, at the same time, the management shall be such as to secure the members from evil influences. While there should be perfect independence, o 'Gee should at the same time be afforded for thecultivation of eleva ting pursuits and refined tastes. At a club such as is now the members would find refreshments of all kinds, g ood g ood in quality and moderate in pries, mems of rest, of writing, of society, and of access to books and periodicals. Such places are especially needed on Sundays, in consequence of the custom which prevails in many es tablishments of requiring the young women to leave the house on that day. For those who have no homes in London this is obviously • very serious evil, which can only be met by the plan now proposed." Resolutions approving of the proposed club and appointing a pro visional committee were adopted, and after the consider ation of various matters of detail the proceedings termi nated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. , -- --,—. 1 TECHNICAL EDUCATION. —A public mee ting was held on Friday last at St. Gabriel's Schools, Glasgow ' terrace, Pimlico, under the auspices of the Amalgamated 1 Society of Carpenters and Joiners, to establish a school for techniad education. Earl Granville presided, and amongst those present were Captain Alderitiam, Mr. It. Trdlope _ (of the Ann of Trollops and Seas, Belgnivia Works), Mr. W. Smith. and other gentlemen. Letters were read in favour of the movement from Earl Grosve nor M.P., Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., Mr. J. S. Mill, M.P., Mr: W. Samuelson, M.P. , Mr. 8. Cole, from the Council on Education, Henan' gton Museum, Mr. G. Goodwin, and ethers. Several resolutions were weed in favour of the object of the meeting, and remarks made by various wake', .ehowing the necessity /or establishing schools of this description. The council of the amalgamated society ale/ to render every assistance to facilitate this move ment. THE NEW REGISTRATIONS ACT.—Yedterdsy the new act for the next registration was issued. It contains 30 clauses, some of which are declaratory of the next re gistration and the next election. The revision is to take place between the 14th September and the Bth October. 132 revising barristers may be appointed. In the event of the power to appoint additional barristers under the kee et 6 and 7 Vie., c. 18., occurring after the 6th September, power is to be exercised by the judge sitting at ben. There is a pinvision that nobrithsteadiag the in the new Reform Act, the " lodgers" are to ap on the lists and registers of voteri in separate lista. RAILWAY AND 011111 R BILLS =PORE PARMA =l:Yesterday, in the House ad Commons, is Mt. 's committees, the Hanes &feta, the Saville =r(Extension of Powers), Shit Ward JoAnne, e, and the Aberdeen Town Council Bale were parold through committee and ordered to be reported. PLUNDER OP FIRE - ARMS AT OGRE.--WO 111•1111,- _ _ bg telegraph, froni our Cock correzoodent, that at nisi o'clock yesterday m 'g, .while rin out, six men, entered the sh op i rriortem, gnmnaker, George's-street, in that city. One of them took charge of the eitopman, while the others collected seventeen fowling pieces and one rifle, leaving as many more put away in bag*. They then walked quietly away, the shopman, being stupefied, having been unable to raise an alarm. No trace of the robbers had been found yesterday. The raid is attributed to the Fenian'. Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer or ree . t ewer fails to asiddj ol bear le les I r t eutarei rolour and beauty. R will.uin i al s a WM IS bold spew. It will promote luxuriant growth. Nokia NNW diately checked. This hair thieketesd. .1= It makes the bale rich, soft, and faasq. It Mime eastains neither MI Der esa It wW see sell whits sambses. fa lug* betties— pnes sir shillinma Sol= s =ele sae nor , mows. Bantus auret—les, ma —04r14 BIRIfINOHAII.—A meeting wee held in the Town-hall, Birmingham, last night, he the purpose of determining on the presentation of a requisition to Mr. Sampn Lloyd, inviting him to stand as a candidate fo r the borough. It was stated in the advertisement that easy requisitionists and friends would be admitted, and by ticket. Mr. J. D. Goodman presided. The hall was well filled. Mr. J. Lowe pre sented a requisition to Mr. Llo'yd, signed by upwards of 8,000 electors, asking him to allow himself to be put in nomination. Mr. Lowe at the same time remarke d that there were more than 3,000 persons who had promised their votes but had refused to sign the requisition. Mr. 8. Lloyd then addressed the meeting, consenting to stand, and fully explaining his principles. A resolution was then passed pledging the meeting to support Mr. Lloyd at the coming election. The proceedings then terminated. A meeting of the liberal electors was held at the public office at the same time, Mr. J. 8. Wright in the chair. There was a numerous attendance, so much so that a second meeting was held in the Second Court. Mr. Sale presided in the Second Court. Mr. Manta addressed the meeting, explaining his principles, after which a resolu tion wits=2 pledging the meetingth support him at the el ection E EitilltS.—Laat evening a public meet' of the electors of this county was held in the Corn Hungsrford, and wee largely attended by the leading members of the liberal party in that borough ; Sir George Young Bart., presided.. Walter was prevented attending, but the Hon. Auberon Herbert was preeent, and spoke at some length upon the great political ques tions which will occupy the attention of the next parlia ment. The hon. candidate was great cheered. A resolu tion pledging the meeting to me its best endeavour, to ensure the return of Mr. Walter end Mr. Herbert at the next election was carried without a dissentient voice. Mr. T. Fidler addressed the meeting, after which a vote of thanks was presented to Sir George Young, and the pro ceedings closed. BRADFORD.—The requisition to Mr. E. Miall will be publicly presented to that gentleman at Bradford, in about ten days or a fortnight. EAST STAFFORDSHIRE.—Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the liberal electors of Buxton-on-Trent and neighbourhood was held in St. George's-hall, Mr. J. Rithardson, high bailiff, in the chair. There were up wards of two hundred electors present, and after from Mr. C. W. Lyon, J.P., Mr. Tomlinson, J s .r el l ' lr es . Webb, J.P., Rev. D. B. Joseph, Rev. T. J. Telford (Roman catholic), and Mr. Angus and Mr. Wardle, the meeting pledged itself to support Mr. M. T. Bess, M.P. for Derby (if he would *meat to stand), and Mr. M'Lean, the other candidate. A general meeting of the electors throughout the division is shortly to be held. It is also requested that Mr. BIM and Mr. !['Lean shall attend the next meeting at Burton to give a full explanation of their political principles. GRAVESEND.—Last night a public meeting of the electors of Gravesend war held at the cement stores of Messrs. %night, Bevan, and Sturges, Northfieet, to hear from Sir Charles Wingfield, Bart., the liberal candi date, an exposition of his political views. A resolution pledging the meeting to support Sir Charles at the next election was adopted. INVERNESS DisTsicT.---The Liberal candidate for the Inverness Burghs is Mr. Knees Mackintosh, of Raigmore, Inverness. He is a local gentleman of con siderable standing and influence in his county, and a staunch supporter of Mr. Gladstone. MACCLESPIELD.—Mr. C. K. Proctor, who had been solicited to hexane a conservative candidate, has de clined. On Saturday afternoon the large and influential deputation of liberal electors who waited on Mr. William Coare BrocklehurM • few days since to ask him to offer himself as one of the candidates, waited on Mr. David Chadwick for a like purpose. Mr. Chadwick accepted the invitation, and the deputation formed themselves into a committee to secure his return in conjunction with Mr. Brocklehuist. MONMOUTHSHIRE BOROUGH/.—W. Crawehay Bailey, who has represented these boroughs in the con servative interest since 1882, has announced his resigna tion, and Mr. Samuel Bombay, of Glen Usk, who is three score and fifteen years of age, has consented to stand, pro vided the requisition, which u in course of signature, war rants him in so doing. The Mayor of Newport and • de putation of some of the leaders of the liberal parti a pro ceeded on Friday to London, to wait upon Sir Johnn Rams den, Bart., at his town resi e rz and on their return the hon. baronet's address is to be issued. MAYO.—Mr. George Henry Moore has issued an address to the electors of Mayo, in which he declares his intention to offer himself as a candidate for the county at the ensuing general election. Mr. Moore says—" It must now be evident to every Irishman that the best interests, if not the very destinies, of his country may be decided, for good or for evil, during the next few years; that it is of paramount—it may be of vital—importance, that at such a crisis the interests and the honour of Ireland abaft be worthily sustained before the British empire and before the world. It is the duty of every constituency to send to such an encounter its truest, its ablest, and best tried public men." Notrrn Eater Laricasmax.—The leading con servatives of the north-eastern division of Lancashire held an important meeting at Blackburn a day or two ago, and nominated Mr. James Haden Holt, J.P., M.A., of Stubbylee, Bacup, sad Mr. Chamberlayne Starkie, of Lancaster, as the conservative canilMsres, to contest the representation of this division in the conservative interest. Mr. Holt has accepted the invitation, and his address was issued yesterday. He says, " I am a conservative, and thoroughly protestant in my political views. With regard to the question now agitating thublic mind—the %mon of church and state—l am stro ngl y opposed to disestab lishment and disendowment of either branch of the united church of Eugland and Ireland, and especially so as long as it remains true to the doctrines of the Reformation." He also promisee to give a cordial support to the conserva tive government so long as it legislates in the interests of protestanism. REAM/M.—The sitting members for this borough (Sir F. H. Goldamid, Bart., and Mr. George Shaw Lefcvre), both liberals, have issued an address to the electors in which they state that as the next general elec tion cannot occur until the registration of the new voters has been completed, and some months most therefore of necessity intervene, it was their drain to await the nearer approach of the election before taking any step in reference to it. "It appears, however, that• requisition is being promoted by a portion of the constituency to one of the tory members for the county, in order to induce him to become a candidate for your borough, and we therefore think it right to announce to you that when the proper time arrives we shall again appeal to you for re-election as your representatives in the House of Commons. The known attachment of the etcetera of Beading to the pprrmm- elides of the liberal party, inspires =with every congdmroe as to the result of a oontested election, if such is to take place ; and as we have endeavoured for some years past faithfully to uphold those principles in the Rouse Com mons, we anticipate with ride and satisfaction that the enlarged constituency of Beading will enable us, as their representatives mthe new parliament, to render oar help in deciding those greet questions of right and justice which must engage the early attention of the legislature." ScoTtexp. l The Scoinnizs says :—" We hear that a requisition is being signed inking Mr. (Redstone to anew himself to be pn in 110111/111#0111 for Edinburgh. A liberal candidate wt 11, it is certain, be . broaght forward for WM-Lothian. Sir Kemieth 11..4 , ...cie has withdrawn from his imposed eandiditure fee Reis and rather than divide the liberal intermit. -Thontine ° =. Butler Johnstone, M.P. for Canterbury, ben been mentioned as a conservative candidate. A reqnsition is being sent about in the Inverness burghs asking Mr. C. timer Mackintosh. of Drummond, to 013131111 forward. • BrOICE-UPON-TRENT.—There never was any in tention on the part et Mr. Roden to oppose Mr. Greaten. Mr. Roden would have been chainnen of Mr. Manias committee if he had stood. Mr. Grade/ye departure from the constituency of Stoke-upon-Trent is solely owing to the supposed advantage of having • gentleman con nected with the district as a candidate, sod not to any split between Mr. Grezdell and one of inmost strenuous sup. porters. WwwitivirWrEn.—A crowded meeting of electors of the city of Westminster was held last nigh t at the Black Swan, Newixitt-markor the = of promo the election of Mr. J. 8. Will and Grosvenor. Mr. I. B. Leno occupied the chair and rem ittals pledging the mestinj o tir eL enpr are the hboral am dklata were unanimenely wen a gene adfleczliopinion return a tta t t i t e liev o l i za much lein b i a = * etas 7trken be last presented hinneil to the *lectors. SILETFIELD.—Lost night an wem-air meeting was held at Sheflield, at which bin 140110 is 16,000 per nns wen to hear &Unwise hula Ilk. lindens, of M otfirwho bag benalnuight ferivard in opposi tion to Mr. Roebuck. An almost unanimous vote was Cmdfavour of Mr. Mundena, who declared his inten in of contesting the seat to the unseen of his Another resolution was pared regretting the aM w oO which existed between Mr. Hadfield and Mr. Roebuck. Trwrzsßuity.—Tewkesbury is deprived of one member byy the Reform Bill; the prima twe member* Sir Edmund Leebmere and Yr. Yorke, are conservatives ; it is understood that Mr. Yorke wlll retire. There is Meetly to be a very Mee contest for the single amt. A requid bon has been presented to Captain Price, son of Mr. W. P. Price, one of the two liberal members for Olouoester. A very enthusiastic needing in the captain's favour was held in the mule-hall at Tiewl, late on Friday night. There were about four hundred ?omnipresent ; end many of use JAW residents ware :Staudt - 1 among DRAMA. HAVIURKET. ♦ short Shakesperian swoon commenced at this house last night with a performanoe of the tragedy of Othello, in which a Mr. Pennington sustained the charac ter of the Moor. Mr. Pennington, =less we are mis taken, began his London theatrical career last season at Drury-lane, and made himself very useful in a number of mall parts. His Othello is one of those parrot like impersonations which are rather common just now, and the moat satisfactory embodiment in the tragedy was the vigorous lago of Mr. Ryder. To-night Mr. James Anderson will make his ern appearance since his return from Australia in the character of Bing John. Nzw QIIIMeB THRLTRE.—Mr. W. H. Liston, the manager of this theatre, will take his first benefit on Friday next, the 24th inst., when a new domestic drama, by Mr. H. J. Byron, called The ZAmeashint Lea, will be produced, with Yr. Emery in a prominent character. 41210 RD MURDER AT HUTH. Yesterday afternoon, at 2 o' clock, lir. C.J. Carttor, coroner for West Kent, opened an inquiry, at Enth into the circtunstanoes attendmg the death of a man, named James Bishop, who it was alleged expired on Sunday morning last, from the effects of injuries received on the previous Saturday night, at the hands of two young men named William Pink and John Fletcher, and, as stated, without any provocation on the part of ,the demised man. From the evidence of witnesses it appeared that the deceased was knocked down, beaten, and severely kicked, in the streets of Erith, by the prisoner Pink, whilst the prisoner Fletcher was standing near, but the latter did not appear to have taken any active part in the murde rous assault. In reply to the coroner, the polio. authori ties stated that they had most important evidence to adduce, and the inquest was then adjourned. At four o'clock the prisoners were placed at the bar of the Woolwich Police-court, before Mr. Maude, the sitting magistrate, on the charge. The case appeared to excite much interest, and the court was crowded. The follow ing evidence was now taken':—Polioe-Sergeant 16 It, said on Saturday night he was sent for from the station to quell a disturbance in the streets. After the death of Bishop on Sunday morning he apprehended Fletcher for being concerned in the charge, but he denied it. Pink said that the deceased first struck him in the face, and he returned the blow. David Crankshaw, a millwright, residing at Royal-hill, Erith, said on the previous Saturday night about twenty minutes past 11 o'clock he was near the Prince of Wales public-house, when he saw the deceased man Bishop and Pink apparently lighting. Whilst Bishop was in the act of falling Fletcher kicked him on the right side. Witness said he was sure the man would be killed, and sent for some brandy, some of which was placed in his mouth. On the following morning witness went to the residence of the deceased, who was then dying. Thomas Valley said he beard a noise in the street on Sa turday night, and being in bed got up to see what was the matter. He saw Fletcher jumping about, and Pink struck Bishop on his noes till it bled. Bishop was then reeling about. Pink struck him again and knocked him down, standing over him with his fist closed, and saying, " You —, if you lay there I will kill you." He then baled the decamped, and witness beard his head crack, and said, " The man is dead." The deoesaed was taken in the first place to Dr. Churton's, and from thence to his own home. James Halyard, an engineer, said be was going home at the time in question, and saw Pink strike the deceased several times in the manner described. The deceased had been in company with witness and other at a bean feast during the day, but the accused men were not there. He did not see Fletcher strike the deceased. In reply to Mr. Maude, the inspector who bad charge of the case said there was much additional evidence to bring forward. Mr. Maude— As the Maidstone Assizes will commence to-morrow, it is important for the prisoners that they should be committed during the present week. The prisoners were remanded. AGRICULTURAL wow, LEICESTER. TO TICE mums OP SUE 11P21118. Ern,—ln your excellent report of the Royal Agricultural Show you omit to state that Messrs. Fowler were the only competitors in the class of steam ploughs for large occupations. In consequence of our not being able to complete our engines in tame, we could not put in an appearance. The only class we did compete in was that for occupations of moderate size, in which we won the first prize. We make this explanation, as your readers would naturally conclude from your report that our new doable engines had been worsted in the encounter.—We are, &c., JAMES and FREDERICK HOWARD. Britannia Iron Works, Bedford, July 20. ARBITRATION IN TRADE DISPUTES.—An im portant step has been taken at Leeds in respect to settling trade disputes by arbitration. A difference having arisen between the masters and the operative carpenters and joiners of that town, on a question of the hours of labour and the rate of wages, the very 'enable coune was adopted of referring the questions in dispute to an arbi trator. Mr. Rupert Kettle, county-court judge, who has organised a system of courts of arbitration at Wolver hampton and Coventry, was chosen, and he heard the two ides on Friday. The result was a compromise. Inci dentally, this was the means of bringing about another sensible decision. The trade agreed to th,e establishment of a court of arbitration to decide any dispute that may arise during the nett two years. BIZ BOYS DROWNED WHILE BATHING. On Friday, six boys met with their death by being drowned whilst bathing at Prestatyn, a village a few miles distant. from Rhyl. Eight boys went to balm as they cease from school in the afternoon, and were surrounded by the tide and caught in a gutter about • hundred Yards wide. The shallowest place at which they could get out was three or four yards deep. Two of the number, named Robert Evans and David Wells, of the respective ages of 14 and 11, were able to swim, and as soon as they got out they ran for amistence, but it was of so avail, the six boys on their return being out of sight. Their names and ages were Walter Douglas Williams, 10; Thomas Ellis, 11 ; William MS, 9; Samuel Gilderoy, 11; George Gilderoy, 9 ; and Martin MMalion, 10. Three bodies were found about an hour after the accident, the other three were discovered at one o'clock on Saturday morning. The two Gilderoys were the eons of Mr. Gilderoy, colliery manager at Greenfield, Ho) y well, and were at Prestatyn mending their holidays. The Mikes *ere the sons of Mr.)ilis, a homer of that name, living near the scene of the catastrophe; the Ober two boys were the sous of bumble patents residue in the vilhige. An inquest was held on :Adurday at Mr. John Ruat's Railway Inn, before Mr. Robot Party, 4 . spaty- • coroner for the county of Flint, whoa a verdict of 'Jot dentally drowned" was returned. Five out of the six were choritten in the village church, and had, as they • thought, just time enough to bathe before going to the usual weekly lugging practice. DASTARDLY ObTßAGEL—Yesterday afternoon, about half-past one o'clock, a daatardly outrage was pee petratad in the Crowndale-road, Careden•town, Oar Oakley-square. Mr. Williams, corn deeler, of No. 19, in that road, was sitting at dinner with his family in the parlour attacked to his shop which has a largo Plata-glen front, when they were startled by • sharp ma* and some glees and other material falling from the Ira lust above the head of • young woman, • member of rhe family. A round hole was dowdy cut through thenar part of one of the thick sheets of plate-glam forming the shop front , and some begs of boa r - had hem shattered. On easeineng the wall in the parloorom dentition was found in the paper and plaster, wk was broken. No repert of Ammo tea 'heeld, a l 1 it is believed the OIL*, or whatever other tisile it • I was—it his not yet been found—was from an air gun, or some such pro polies are making every effort to discover inieeremit. Another estrege. of a similar deeniptioa Took pines • r; day or two ago at the house of • lady in Bayheae-Mr race, near the Mother Red Cap, at Oinides-town. fiße wan reeling hest( on a bed in an mom atlas back of the hones, when she was by the coLlt of the glass of the window, which was a having hBll. fired through both NAM It stock' the • • wardrobe appal* and wan Risked up re the Sear. The 1 hewn backs upos houses in iltm-eate*,. The have not yet bon able to obtain any clue to the which was Toy smarty hack; serious results. 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