The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

. - --i-z--,,, , -;__, ,z„,,,,,,___ ._„_____ ~,,....r......_.:,__,/,,,,- , . i i „0-,..,,,,,,, (1 I 9 JUL IF6B ‘ K______- rt„, : ~ A % LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1868. No. 6,836.1 [STAMPED 14. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PENNY. VILYSTAI. PALACE.-. TO-MORROW (Hatur •-• InyL at 1 , 0112 Welork .and andae prei lowly anno , inood , (RANI) OPERA CONCERT and AERNOON PROMENADE. Ade'ina Patti. iti Vanm. Miinutr Ora. S;irtior Fun...lli, Signor Bamigiolo. Savior Ciampi, and Signor Ma.!.o : Conductor. J. Manirk . . . - w unit H. CLAYTON. TELLIGENCE FROM AB RO AD. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) THE EXPERIMENTS AT SHOEI3URYNESS. !IF, LONDON, BRIM WM, BRAZIL, and RIVEN PLATE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPAYi Y ~,..n,id• e d under "The Companies met, 1M2," with limited CI: eine, in 10.000 , 8harini . of LZO earh, with power LI per Share to be paid on application. L 4 on allotment. Tb e g £b Mare to be paid in three inetalmente of £3 .. a .kree, atz, and nine month,. after allotment. DIICCTOR'. '.*e."PETER TAIT, Seq., Ahern. 'Nit and C. 0., London, Limerick. and Leede. f. P Dal., Ileum. J. aad A. Blyth, Stearn Engine Works, I ime , ..•o-e. I, lc, Eon Ern.. Director el the London and River Plate Rank, Kurt i 1.111,1 venue. II N. Fowler, Erg., Reno, I).o,dale, Fowler, and Raman!, 34 , , 0,0101. kb 1. Bowden, Eftl.. Ms Alee. Bowden and Co., Birehin.hine. A 41.1 H - If. T. Tnat., BARU Dimedale, Fowler. and Barnard. Morro., awl I'o., 6, 111.1 Jewry, i'A if • pro trill. Wihnot. utheee—Suuthwark-etreet. The oti• rt of thf. Company is to wispily* , and work the Linis of l'y eslas. Tait and C0..r0m0.. fm London and . t .„.,,, M ,,.luttelio. Monte Video. and 'Merino Ayres. wiueh p ..•reo fur the b.f. twelvemonth.. and for which 2 tal •1.1- :4, for ten rent , has been granifsl by the Behritut e. - reran • t^ tuit and I'o.. for carrying the mails from 3 .!pion, to /if-aril And ti,. 1t...-r l'lute. 'I h. I r.. onit.re.m. the following ,teumern, tneeiully tulopte.l for Z TY 11}. IJMETII(IC. IV 1,1 I.I'F.X )S AYSft. 1' Tone Wei oter. 'Tore. Power. t BRIT*4:IS 1,430 !TV 01 , DE JANEIRO— 1,600 ud orarty completed. .• r$ mimed at...tuners hero been worked on Lb- route • .i.tectory reatilt, They were dowianed with view • orking. combined with great speed. 1, : .s been entered into with Henn. Tait and Co. to • k,•.. comp:toy them. ateament, fully equipped in evr.ry ! i.. nnaly for pea, and also the benefit of ,übaidy, and the eltabliThed busineem. Mes , ra. ..• eto take one-third of the purchase money in 3ou, now under the Belgian medal riontraot has lux! ! • the arrival of the city of Brussels. She Mu considerably within the contract thaw s••veronoont, and had full cargoes both out -.;••• complement of puesengern. Faun an evil realitud by Messrs. Tait end Co. on this • • ,orri. consider there will be a very remanera ••:uotal instated, without including the profits ..1 the mails. . - • -••••ding to a eonsiderable extent to the distriets ...• • • vt• nsion in Briwilion mining and other pro • attention in till:4 country during the . Ti,,' admitted want of better oorrimunination •.1 I , n•iidered oeveneary b l y these eirmmistatiecs, • • hless atti ration of ra aft and Co., and led to •c! the line of steamers in question. • ..:•.• en•l art o•bv of association ran be seen at the • • ,•.:•.•o. and the Solicitors'. t . I «furred to in dated the 27th day of Jnne,lerg, . r•• to it arc Peter Tait, Gmorge Cannock, Robert of the one part. mid li,valalt Yid s r pArt . a copy is set out in the articles of moo- 'an Ipe obtainer! ml applieation at the • •,, I l -tn,•t, and at tit,ulicituni. to •NH A . 1 . .!1?‘ FOIMIRA.I!ES. %. 1 •n .•1 to Hruvil, and River Ear. Nl,lll sr..zitt,-/Li;. l :,,mpany (limited). • ..eti.rn,•. 11-11 n Teti.' to your Bunkers the .um of .0 ow a it ;....t .4 ti per.ltAre on altar. Ant £2O each in the i.• i 04tti• c.f.t . 1 111.1c1.) t 0,,U. at you to allot MY that number of o. and I .t,:n.r• 1.3 .L. c... 11 •uvil -hars or any lose nutittier you a v allet le ne•: altd I ton her :torn, to pity the remaining Cl 9 per ,-, et. the tOtt.i. r , •l -11.1 . ••• .0 allotted to ate st the respective 0 , • M 4 1,; I, ••11 14 tie- pr.oporttia. and to sign the memorandum 441 „ato ii • et .is•et ~.ittott ..1 the t 'ompany inrespect of such shame. N.0i..: o, i 411 ti..-nunni• in full or cionupeartin I•AXKI I:I try. .. .. iv,,l tt.i. .1.. - ..I - latia. of , nn anonftnt ta es 1...n.1.14 1t..!...... 111..111. Jana Rivet Plate Royal Bail ••.,.n,pini, is, nn.,:. y 1_1,...,1 . :I. ..m Of , being a depte.it 111•'e ,Lair ......i.p . , • t .-1. ".r share% fn tho Company. f 1.., DIAD,DALE, FOWLER. and BARNARD. `AST LONDON RAILWAY. 1 , :.1"1: OP DERENTrItES. •r... 1::..t P.ohtav Company are prepared to receive ~• t 1:1I TI O:6 for DF:RPtCTURES to b• named u mortgage LL.. i te!..rtak•nx. un•l. - r the power given to the Company by it. •o , rori.nno ion to lorrow £lif,Boo against itu share capital of F• tie. v hole .•f w hell lot. been owned *tad Al:tate-red, and iet mon than £1, ,,, e. , ••/ law bowl Paid all. tl Leal ,1 Ito •,11 I.e 1-root at par. for a term of two years— bear iratenet front the date of bear at £G per cent per • On, u; le to a.tn•.n half-yearly. at the London and Weab r bunk —und will be trutuderable by tmclurseumut Without I .! in or der to secure the punctual papnent of the interest during Li ruin ney of the debetituree. the I onipttny will set apart a sum ta u years' interest. to be invested in Consols in the names trustees. Three miles of the line, from the Nell, ernes Junction with the • wilt. n to tt•uppin w here it u. PilllllAted to Opt•a lint or.- n', are tepidly appnitieltinu emnpletion. and, with the aid of the cal 0p0,..1 to be rnlaerl, the Director+ expert to open the an. to Whiteeluipi I be the time the Debentures fall due. • enloations for the I letierturra in tunminta of £4O. or in mut e of that antount, upon the siii•ionact form. will be reeeivial at . t 'on..pany's e.ftieu•st, 3, 11 not E.C., neneet uses and !vans of appheation may be otitaineil.—By f or of the Amami, ti. E. UttOPER, iondon. 'lath J un% TOWN OF A PPLICATION. To thr Dirctors. of thr Es. Loudon litailtrary (omptoty. PI IPTII. n • -1 TPOlingt pm to ollot to mo Imbenturs.‘l.l til , F.a•t ...lon Rails a t:omposo to the ..tent of . it 4 ru n , of to tw• 1.111 li 1m th.• torros or your promportus of the. 24th ..,... 1424. sod 1 Iter4-01 tont. to ww•M the oamo or son 141444 1.1.1 that too) lm allottral to me, sod to is.> Um full otwouut • .4..1 ou 44 1.4.44. U.. I ft. Joly , Iwo liul A Miro., IJt+crii.tloa • • Sig-nattffe I irt,. E NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. IA1 : K1)4)N a,Fl7t'l•: t.movEt) frnm finch-lane. Co new mines, E.C. r ill ' i• coNSEItVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Hest eligible SCRURBAN B1711..1)1Nil LAND.—SqI7TH -1 •-T 1.4 IN 11l IN Es - l'A TE. —Th.• ii..phont .1 u Il• •ti. .n E4t,,t.• I elon•ki..park I: Wuraloworth-toimmon and liatteroea.rior. r. ). I'l , t. on thi• oia•ood portion of the a 1..., o talincolo • f ...tam:: Wandsworth-common and Batton:Pa-no, c1.•.0 to ••• I-hem Junetion and is:tow Wautb-wortli Stations. arena. on ~. ilio .N..iloli.otreet Other, no- fi rst portion IL. loan , e ; c l .., so rl of A few plot.‘ on the Rocharopton Estate And Ltt.e.,- No. . :0-4,11,: re-ha the Station. an , for aah, CI IA ItLES LEWIS ll RUN EISEN, Mocrct..-.ry. • ~.! rr.ch. or 7d. hr mat. Proaios-tunco of the Land. Build •• • • , ~ h are. and 1).1...n0d lt•partmonto, with hot of villas ' i •r ail, will Le oeid Inv of chance. Vandlior with • •.• a,. , :..Is. h..' to acquire land and pay for the hqasim or t • • . In. Udine tats. (. N DUN iuld tit; Bli HEAN LAND and kHy I I.DIN ti (113111'AT:1' :Limitedi. ‘.^ “—Nn. In7A, Prntrhumls-atmet, Re. '' ' ,• • • . • ' 1 I .EPIC*IT hi POUIL PER Mikir. INTEREST. ulloacd on annta of LIOO and opwarda :tau one year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR, Pacrotairy. .• !• r John'n Chturh, Ilaokney.-I.3Arible Ili.. If OLD BUILDING LAND. I LOU is instructed to SELL by " - !:,•\. a t th e Auetion Mart, Tokenkionne-yard. Cit;, , 1 , 1, .1;;:y t. at It for half-part It prrir , ely, lin Into • . 1,1.1.111;1.Mb I 'ILMING LAND:hawing minable ~• toad. Alinaek , road„ and Powerattroft-road, • ...0 being well adapted for the erection of nemi .• ; ; • boueus. road, and newer,are all made, • ' )-1:111ing tqw•ruti tttt m an• being earriod on. Nine. • .• .1. y on) remain OR 1/1011gelpi , or .:.mtract • ' 1 , -t. to paid in nine yearn by equal quarterly • o• :In lastnes• way be laid off at any tiine without • . rln M. 14111 i efOlldltioll.. of Kale mar br• • • ..r I...rt!untl.plis, North. lisp4.n-rocvl ;of T. • • .I...llcitor. 70, Fenehureh-ntre.t : of M.- .11 pl.. I urrlot,et,, and num.-Yoe.. Z• 1 1. Ihuleunnento . ~r • be !Jure ..; ; and or the at. the ••• I oil, and Suburban lanai and Lluildintr t'ompany • ;" loun•h• , n—r. t •.ty. N kIA storr..y.—E4o4.• FIZEL. 11•01.1. J. T.%•:1.()It i. il;,triavt.,l to SEI.T. 1)% - 114 , N. 0 T.. 10 ..-.1. I. I: I! , I • 1 !....11 141 . 11.1/INI. lANI/. is 4,11,g till' lII' nut. 1.0.0 oe 1 'AI , MjiL KasllB.: a . ..a r us, 't•lt. , t •11 . 111 , 1.40 , i w W. l l t'••• rr e ot ..r ''l t..... IN in , .' .1 ~• t 1 .1.1 •I°.t:l . ,•• . I :••• ..41. It; the II 4,1•1 , ..., IVO I I'o'l '..• • 1 , •'I• i• • I %% `• :On .41 ..1 ••••..• tr.. .....p.lity Jaunted Nu. I 'T•t, } • .'1..•1..11 .•It- it: it . I. t T., ,-f )AI near I:!;ANKPORT- N s. M • .1! I:I:. loos!, .••. •• ..• • .4,0., ill retnoviler . .1 • •:.. i-t . 11 % rek clurity t.. I Ist•ot.4.lmlti .of • :• w .• 11111 1111 , .. • 01 , •11- . .1 , .. ~ 1 tie 111 i5t..1.0,1d. - .siA. ":.! ob.:Climb! ••••;1,!....p31i..n. 111 la. 0511 now tlit• !Wet happy reoalts lts- to ••••11 !..• of Om Itizttr,.. ri bk, • • tit 1.1..tir :-.r ,h•.,.the ;piety of rho ...Ir .. trop from the now. of thn “......11:11 of Ow noltlininal hvynrnrd. wltinh. Itt th.i feuuty of itA ihiNsiai •;....l.:lsittiou of its apartment.. nal ono, surname. .'very oth..r • . :Le blLlkil of •and splen idly de.swasort -, tall" and concert"; a ouperli ,Ye.crltoto A la Pr.ineadoe twiee a ' • k, fumiahad by the 43. let:sated • -con of the rufruenzunkte of UP, likewise And a large and econf4wt - . •••.l with fkrnian, Fatnlisb. Frew+, Swedish. Podia/an, and IfhitAth • v.• attraetior., them ars aim. .'v-ral eplendid eoW...e.room with . three .he charms of Itusoloine. highest utkmt. eon ' nt , e;tro lb^ boon etrtott.st to tat the Italian repertory. 11o• ; Adelina Patti, Artot, , olud An 00(....11beit en theltnn. • ou•bnn ru twin/an", perform., (Wye titre, a. ti c Wall., Ia the aftertitern in the tw ,it.llol - • I "tn. 0 1 “' in ltw evening . In the snarl (1.11, not. •. • ..• Itutobarg liAtlet u. tnc outckicta th,d r , d L y to :nit L tho last as Paint."' mownie, only Pod( an hone. thn ..1 )4.114 , f • :ere within esurrrneli. Vhdtors In Hoot .'4, , el 3 12 how,.. to Berlin 111. fe , ,• alulim 004 .43 later-cosamisigmbilog by r.i.. ~ ~ i~~ ~.~ ~ • ~~ ~ fOYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Threo Ballets. Promenade Cowart. Bond old°. Basta at ft. la. itta-ottire open tmin II to 4. iNTLUTES.—The NEW MODEL FLUTE (old angering), for hastily and volume of tone unnuyanad, gs. and 7 iis. Also a }adal] and Co.'s Prize Medal )•lute, about half root.—At Milan, KEITH, PROWSE, and Co.'s manufactory, ♦O, cloapeide.—duet published. Third Edition. "Hints to Pluto Players." prise ed. TWO STEAM-ENGINES for HALE cheap-- one of Mcrae oW ,by MIDDLETON ; the other 6lowne power. by BLACK}, "T —in good working condition, with shaftina. For further particular. apply to E. HOE and Co., 62, D 62662. street. Seilipbury.quart. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTmENTB. Disidet.u. 10 to SO per Qat. pee Annum on outlay. INVESTORS. 1304.ROLDESS, CAPITALISTS, seeking reliable information and safe invert:mat& should read SHARP'S INVESTMENT cnterTAß. (post_ free, Onmville Sharp and Co.. shisredealam. 32, Pm 1127, Lond..4 EX. ISIONEY.—i2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme -A- ((lately on furniture, without removal, sonblinity. or law nuts. )lay be repaid by easy instalment. No charge at all if de the( d. Terms, iialusive, 11 per rent. for £L and overl.—= personally at the ESTATZ 0171(.1., S. Southampton btrand, W.C. Atheneum on leases. life policies, MONEY, in large or email anionnta, and for long or short yrrioda, with or without • life pottery, readily ob. tamable at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSITRANOIL OWL PANT , 4t4. Oxfordutreet. Bloomsbury, W.O. IkEETS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE cuTka) by a Professional Gentleman of practice and re , stability, free of clam to the creditor, upon a commission of lb per mut. on the amount recoveced.—AppY for address, or by Letter to A. Z., No. WA City-road, F.O. RA. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 64, . cideinanetreet, RC., Negotiates Partnership., audits and adjust book,. or intricate amounts, effects arranarnenta with ereditore without publicity. and prepares amounts for Court of Bankruptcy. Salts of Erressiona - Life Interesta and Annnities ctrd, and wow y obtained to connection with Life Ansuranos. ILFRACOMBE HOTEL.—Perfect in all its arrangements. Two hundred Apartments. large and elegant Public Rams, Promenade. Terrace 1,000 feet in length. f ' the Athletic. Miami. it &wired, at a hied PIM per dal or week. d'hori. daily. Addruis. Mr. BOHN. Ilfracombe. North Devon. QUERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or K. 7 Golden, bnported direct !roan Jezez-dela-Froaters, soft and delicate, tree !roan unnatural spirit or soli:lite, and lamely eon pinned PR a Altolifq Wine,—Tenoto w.L and OA . = pad Di the importers, IIIYTHIAN and tO3NB, en. Wont Price line poet tree. OLD PORT, 24i. per Dozen, imported direct Irons Oporto (Bandsman's shipping?, full bodied and fruity. highly rreommentied fur invalids maturing .IliCEMilatl and nutritious ne.—Terms cash, and candor. paid by the importers. PIIY TIIIAN and KONS, tr& Wirt trand. Pries lista or sasaplos for warded gratis on appbration. IN AHAN'B LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, lOU. This celehated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PR /7.E SILT+AL.—It is pure, mild. mrllow, delicioua, and very wholesome. gold In bottles, 3a. ed. each, et the retail hoagies in London ; by the magenta in the principal towns • in England; or wholesale, et Great Winebnillutreet : London , W.—Obeerre the red teal. pink label. and cork branded • Kinahan's LL Whisky." EGAlLS.—Gentlemen can now be enpplied with e single Box nf Hurannah Ninon by Partagaa, Cabana, Mona, Puninnega. Morrie*, and other celebrated Makers at one prutt on the Import cied far rash. B. CLARKE and en., noon Importoro, 37, Gokko.aquare, Regent-02*ot. W. To prevent (May In the excention of orders, they should in all to • 11• umompauted by a natittattoa Unique+. caruniud Union Bent. P.O. orders on Itreteer,dreet. FrHE CI , LTIVATI()N of TEA in the East b;' now heroine an important feature. Rare the intrortue inn of Ae.m Ton, mart) 40 year. ago, the EAST INDIA TEA CON PANY Lave, on aceount of in. great etrength and exptinite Hu\ air, promoted lie Kale IV every mean.. The Tea Dittrirts, then ( . 1 , 11111 , (11 to l'pper A- S.M. hura gnalually rztAgisdocl, and M.. from ott. r 01 helm are arriving, that offering greater yarietiea, 1,..t .. or, nor/ :ailing Mom. I.4clatr, Darjeeling. roe. at 11, a 2.. Ind. to 45. 91. per lb., and China Teat as matt]. —Want hoe.. o, No. 11. Gnat St. II olen'techurattyard, Bithopagats. Priori list lots itnhll on alma, . SAUCE. LEA laid PERRINS' WOK(•I :STI; RPH PAI•('Y 6.41.1 ...nt. prossicoutitArt Ity orni ~,,,,,,,,,, .'lll ist}ons‘u‘si••• 1 LLA .w.I •, , j•• , .1“. n• ollty ttotottottol - tttt I"Lit itatt lota t ' • 1.• •' :NA ale! Pert tun' WV ma wrap'. r, 1.. t I. I ot,tlt , 'lt r A'K to I,F:A and PERRIST SAUCE 1...,10 V h'.l. .; ; Th. I'ro , lll. tON. I und )d. 14A1tel.k I and ti. , alit 1,41....11.101i)11111 unavi.rwally ICE SAFES ;ilia WENIIAM LAKE ICE.-- Thom z \ I ,l :s .ts. •• .stins.::l3 .. - 34.41.1 ItKilt I- I: sitS. I,tt U wit le wars Le rm. sirs' litts•rs. mot rsossibittio4 s. s 1 ssi ..... . t.t. nmplieLosissts.., uneourillort for ss Is '.. at - . • Its ism. F. disralol , ty. song econsony. Tit- new Dosilsle st si I r s.rn, lee-er. ant Mt, hate-. i. a PYrmtort I ne Proms.. Pa:l...At,. I tow., •I Fre t bier ..... st.et.tl with trresimi of the rhemtsesst. moat 1..• d• In. alld rs•l 1•1 IAP nets. Weisloins 1-eslsslivt•reil in ti.t, et 1, tkut 1.1. 1101 lb., or package. of is. ft. •& 4 •• w., an') nimt.”!. f.srmsr.!,,l :Ist., the Noma', l.y Isnot " without is. r,. want.'. II lost rutt..l pr..• hi t tn ft s i s • at th e its g ss wive. II • f 0 I I A M LAKE ICE COILPIN Y. 140. Stran-I. L trelon. Ll' N A Y uffectivally Cl 7 REI). ThiA rei ly L in vane:ow Its ilowl w Iww‘ tly utt-.Weal to. Tim twonont T00r0i.14..i - lienirell , ti 1,14 it FiDelliti he man• oni‘onottly known. 1...r50n wiolung th. ir tr . :vitas Use lwitoqit of this ti 'u..l ! , •t Ullledy att. :•••••eur+ it by appikation to M. De VANE. HI.Te I 'mt.,. fol!In11. Sum,. C OCKLE' $ ANTIBILIOUS PI LLS, i...o_ , Lgo:l2.tnr" for IN I bI()FATI . ]u }4.14.4 ad, L•. 4. *L. amt ei)( . KLE'S ANTIBILIO PILLS in w tho largt Sul Tear. for AFFMTIONS. In Miry at In. I Id.. 4. dd.. arid IL. C1)1 hLE tow Isrd, Gs yews fur LIVER $l7O/4}MA Mr+. In Ilnxr4 nt lid_ SA- 4n. 41.. and 11, rrilE INVIWEATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. nu /. puum.Ylul nutritive birdie! ever Istrodocod : ,± feu e• 4.1 0 1... ). p .l.* hook a% orponde. te etirvil I for debility of bluer, and tom, its containing anions other rnigeliteWo ore Pi 3 .tealnode, will prove highly bonetinial to U.. Arroyos •nd dy.p.pttr, vide Dr. huoiyilre reibOrt. erice• me per bottle, or four quantal:ire in ono fur 1311.—eule Agents. Mowry BATTY GAHM,' and Co., SA Oztordolasot, M.C., Leedom. Carriage free ea roactipt of revoldtooos. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Op.'s HMYRNA EMEBY and BLACKLEAD MILLS. Importers and Manu facturers. By Appointment to the Honourable Board of Ordnance. LAMBETH. &I. JOHNSON, ROieris'Y, and Co.'e VICTORIA. KNIFE POWDER, se need in her lfejeaty'a honeehold.— Sold everywhere. in tine, Id., la., b., and 4s. ; also 3d. packet.. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER RMITHEI POLISH (non-mercurial), for cleaning and polishing silver, clear* plate, alma, marble, &a JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR FURNITUILK POLISH. Sad eva7where. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH. fiLABO CLOTH, EMERY sad GLASS PA M& Yoriproad. Lambeth. &E. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERELL awl Co. Best oasis only. Cash Ba-13. ConthilL THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. wER flapr!t Bee nest .lvertie ieeeni. VOALS.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY scippty direct from their &aeries M C l ay Cron.—The beak equal to Wall's End. at Els. per ton; eeeowle,_ lee. (halt on daT.—Orders to CHAP OFFICS, 12 HUMWOOD.PLACE, INARE.ROAD. W. QGHWEPPE'S KLNER.AL WATERS.—Orders _K-L=Da y rparl foLii Derby = to tf . rorry Olsa .=. Man y ufactories - - tIXYGENATED WATER . — Slurping in London during the season is not like eleeping in the fresh air of the country; but refnehing and invigorating effects mey be obtained by en evening dramht of Oxygenator] !Later, fresh from the lA °attaining sin BOILATORY, 3e, 1 LONG-A .A or through say druggist. in owe Bottle& BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIN NATURAL RELTZER WATER is found In a aping near Bournemouth, and haa the agreeable taste and invigersdng properties of the true &Baer. but is entirely free from the dtibiderious compounds often used in the manufacture of imitations. Dr. Esamir rts it, on analysis, so " s beverage of a vray agreeable flavour, di nn er the Orme Maser, and whieh may be mod with advantage at dinner." BRUNT and Co., Bournemouth. Prophet..., Loabn Dimwit/se and Co., Bond.treet ; D e V c46— J. B. Banos. kalslatsbridge ; Paria—Bobcats. Place Vendome. - HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of Well known excellence can only be had at *Great Rasselliareet, opposite Ors British Museum Oates The very boa steel Inum tryrtal Speacles, tic and 1M . — THOMAS lIATIRIB and f4O N CU AI the public against parsons wise their WM). Nets- Wished 17,90. No travellers or agents. M. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, es Flef4street. A hime fmm till A. exmaultatlan JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s CHEERY TOOTH PASTE is greatly superior to any Teeth Powder. give, thn Tea th a m•rl.like vinteneea, protect, the enamel from Mow, and imparta a 'Amigos fragrance to the breath. Priee la IkL JOHN GOSNET.J, and Co.'s PATENT TRI CHOSAHON, or newly-Invented TIATE.-BECI4II, the peculiar nwelanical exmotruction of which accomplishes the two operations of iilianaing and poillaboar sitoultaticomily. rib Upper Thames ■treal„ late of 1., Throe King-eaart, Londaudetrot, London. D AVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invalcuthle ➢reparation for joining broken chine, ALAN earthenware, wtods, cabinet-work, end faney artieles of every de iir riptson s with extolls.• strength and nattuces; remarks Ado for the imam facility of tilting it. As there are several ,li•arowful hair...- tun. of the lhan.onil Cement. the 'labile efal nvohl Ware and ilaa appointment only by .tract in porchuaing non. without the cfcnatuse " E. Davy" ou the wrappez.. Nothinz was ever sold by tho home of No Cola! (lenient prevoilia to biA invention. N.H. Maher, tared 1,) DARCLAY and SONS, No. 95, Farringcloaetzvot. 119, 1.. yet bottle. ITTU 1: ES. -- By Royal 1,0 t w 11 or:SATs LEVER Titt.'S4 :perfeeted and r Ithilllo.l in tlo• Exile dona, 1/.51 and 15.4, Is NIIONV.Ifi by ratiminta of 510 n.• dit t.l tio it to be the moat etfeetive invention In the cut,- t et H. rain. The use of a •V el sprintc, au often buitful in Ito Ia hen' avoid d, a .eft Wad: e., lsnit worn retool (le 1454, w hile the requi,ite raiatinar power is aepoded by the MIN.-/NA IN PAD and PATPNT tittin3 with no much ease end 'i.e. m n.. that it cannot be detected, and may be worn dar ing .1. 11.. A •5 srniptiet. eirtnibtr may be had,. and the tram 1401ww , 1.111y port On the chnumfarenne of the Mate. two Mehra ',elf, C. ieing rent to the maker, Mr. Wlll'fE. tai, Priem lii.. =a. 11.. ed., and 315. id. Peonage, la. All l'Al tn. the venire nrioMple. SALAION, ODY, mid W., 21r2, riTILAND. PATVYIT T11!", 4 :4 MAKERA 9111)11 AN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for SEA BATHINU.—A daily Rath prepared with this Salt 1. the aatural ittrenirtherirr for weakly infanta aad eldldrua. Ans. bv. , ./ and approval by Dr. Haraoll. Beenounereted by the Ineolty- Patronised by di, add in lin, un d throughout the dril6ad rural.—TlDSl and WON, 10, Worm ard-Ftreet, London. EC. Dewar* of issitutiaaa. IM' LOANS. - Road HERAPATH'S JOURNA T. ..1 S.ITURDAY, July 4. Threer we. a. it+d Loq • aunt. 4 ut-0tar..4., mid all 1.44.44,0rputtr. lie. 14, price Gt. , nod Part 3, prim 0., nn Patonlay,ly 4, and nscularly Um:reamer every Ilatrad,. ) -, T CIIROMOLITIIOGRAPII, u Journal of THE Art, Literattur. Deecnvtion, and the neeninplintunetita War tstaml will fall pow lAntiOn %Arm and enttr a t , .. th T"Ar. k g .":".nfl SI, 11,—t-,trnnt, 1'03(4.1 on 414 , 4 14t July. PIK wins 44.. I A le OLE 1 - 3 Pas 114 4! . 111.y. , 44..ti4!414 4rrat4,,l, COOLS. 11m xellee Slituirtrdt. Rue Royale. No. 2. ReirrolL 20. Herrwmatreet. W. NEW NOVFL, BY LADY HERBERT OF LEA. At 1111 librerio.. in I rut., port MVO. LOVE ; or, Self-Sseritiee. A Story. By the .t Han. Mel,. Hrenenr. Riehard B. ntify. it.. RarUarteewtroet. I\T OTICE.— FLIRTS and FLIRTS; or, a Beeson at Ryde, the New popular Novel. is sow ready, is I rob. poet Svo, at oil Libraries sad Bookseliera. Richard Bentle7. New Barhairteneirese. (rIIIIOUOII ZNOTEES AGENCY.) HERVIA. BELORADE, JULY 3 . 9.30 P.n. Salvoes of artillery and ringing of bells have just announced that the Skuptschina have pro claimed Prince Milan Obrenowitsch the fourth sovereign of Servia. The city is decorated with flags. The Prince, escorted by a body of cavalry, was conducted to the Topechieder, where he was enthusiastically received by the Skuptechina. All the foreign consuls were present. In reply to the congratulations of the Skuptse,hina, the Prince said : —" Although still young I shall strive, by every means in my power, to learn how to make the people happy." The Prince, wearing a colonel's uniform, then held a review of the troops amidst loud and prolonged cheers from the people. The Belgrade deputies proposed that a regency should be insti tuted, consisting of M. Blasnavak, the Minister of War ; M. Birdie, former Minister for Foreign Affairs ; and Senator Gavrilovi, to which the Skuptschina assented by an unanimous vote. The civil list granted to the late sovereign has boon renewed for Prince Milan. The Skuptschina will elect a new ministry to-morrow. THE DEBATE ON THE FRENCH BUDGET. PARIS, JULY 2, Emma". In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the debate upon the budget was continued. M. Magno, the Minister of 'Finance, spoke in reply to the speech delivered yesterday by M. Thiers. He said there were two ways of obtaining peace— namely, by a general disarmament, or a disarma ment corresponding with that carried out by other countries. But France could not stand quietly looking on while other nations armed. M. Magno added that military exertions would be useless un less the finances were in a satisfactory state, and he then proceeded to explain the present financial situation. He concluded his speech by combating the pessimist opinions which had been expreased - . " Posterity," he said, " would render homage to the Imperial government for the great results which had been assured to the country. Future generations would continue the work which had Been commenced, and accomplish the great law of labour and of prowess." M. Thiers asked per mission to reply. M. 011ivier criticised the op timism and indecision of the government. Ile was of opinion that it was high time to renounce a military policy. M. Ilaentjens said that the present budget was an exceptional one; were it not so, it would be an exaggerated budget. The discussion will be continued to-morrow. TEE KING OF PRUSSIA. ALTONA, JULY 2 The Ring of Prussia will arrive here next week. WURTEMBERG. STUITGARDT JULY 2. Mr. Bancroft, United States minister at the Prussian eourt, has arrived here to negotiate with Wnrtemberg, Baden, and Howe for the conclusion of a treaty with the United States in reference to the nationality of emigrants. AUSTRIA AND ROME. VIENNA, Jon: 2. The Common Council of Vienna have almost unanimously adopted as urgent a resolution most solemnly protesting against the offensive expres sions contained in the recent Papal allocution, and declaring that the Government possesses the eidire confidence of the Common Council. The .seeolution adds that the allocution in question is a decided interference with the legislation of the country, and that the Common Council confi dently expects the Government to meet this encroachment with the vigour absolutely essen tial. Halt-M.OIIT mhuirsion tickets at the Palure: 2, Mx-ter-WI: and curets this du). enly. Numbered stalls, 55., at tho Inboe, and 2, Ezeteehsll. Farb . spnliestien ...Rennet. CIRYSTAL PALACE—TO-MORROW'S ‘...) GREAT FETE.—This day la the bait for lialf-rrown k. ta, which. with the July Guinea ticaann Ticket*, may be Lull of the amnia .pecifi)..l 'below; but a. no. guarantor .an be inven that the agent.. can be kept cutiliciently aupplied to meet thn de nand. into ruling vialtora ahuuld secure Admii-witin limmuu Tioketa .arl) the. day. Ti. Exeter ITall rat f'ryatal Tulare nine. will remain open until seven o'clock TIIIS f Friday! EVEN INO for the aide of thew, two of Ticket* as 111.1 . as they ran be supplies', but no pledge is an.n that the supply ran las maintained. fIRYST AL PALACE.— The Direetorß have the honour to announce that TO-MORROW (Saturday) being one of the any. fixed for an OPERATIC' CONI ERT. there will be a print COMBINATION of ATTRACTIONS in honour of his Royal Ili/clines the nuke of EDI N *WHOM. who will clot the Crprtal Pulaee with their Royal Higlustwat, the Prince and Princess of Wale)), and a Ruh_ et - The Palace and Park will be opened at It "'Meek. The Concert will °creme - nee at 4 o'elock, and will be divided into two parte, tiding a.boeit 7 o'clock. Tu. Korona portion of the Concert will be mainly of choral floosie. Remote +I by two thousand members of tho He trop Peetiviil Choir. The Great Fountain* will le played at about hall-part 7 rieleiek, and moon after half-Pant 9 there will he a brilliant lii.nluyof Fin works with vpecial devioes appropriate to the occeeion. and a grand Illumination of Foul,. Caine. 1 his being one of the elates given for the aeries, of Opera Concert*. tier !Orecut hove touch 'disown• in intimating to the salescsibers for ...vied atells that. neetwithetanding the increment attraction, no into ration will be made to affect their privilege, and that their wool ticket. will admit as usual. Not withstanding the brillniney of thin great Fete, and in orderto noble a herr , number of visitors to attend on the national cavit y:on. the arrangements for admiesion will be the name as at the I lota roneert, ,-By tickets taken this day. half-crown; by revel int at the. doom tomorrow, Sa: 14114110% 44414041 ticket, free. 7i ; 4 t;tri-7=Z.2: aFr ne.. a o hnuld be at onm• seemed. liaksr.trseontrie, No. ZS. ltriston—roarse, Brixo-Ouse. l'amberwell—tiriflith, the Green. Claineety-lane—Coz. No. 103. I liannii,rrea-31Itshell, No. 30. rhebom—Starmishoel, Illy—Prowse. U'. rheapa „ —Ursa!, 60, 11400rgute.61.1 . 00t. „ —Letta, S. Royal Kleheinim. —llarratt, 43, King William-atter.. —Mead, T 3, Chaapaide. „ —Todbunter v = s ham-atreet. „ —Cook. IS, . 11-orlon—Warren, High-Mreet. I.linetim —X Mg. all, Upper-street. lienainyton—Railway Station. —Warren's Librioy. Knightabridiu—Wraterton, No. TI. W. thmiges-plum. London-brie:es—Stanley, Terminus. Norw. sal—Barker. New Bond-street—Chappell, O. --('act and Addinon, 62. —Laren, 1614. 111.1 B..na-,trect —Mitchell, Na 33. —Meier, No. 19. Oxford:A:met—Duff. 147. 13.ekbaru—Stanrii44d, High-street. I. Jam..eahall—Austin. Vigo-street—llammond. Westbourne-place—Rey, No. 111. Westbourne-grove—liddhship, :17. Wiymnre,treet—Nimmo, No. The Ntulle and reserved seats will—after the drat tow rows near the oreh, Ara, which will follow the usual Opera l'onrert plan—be arinninal ,tideway, on the plan whirl. guyr en much satisfaction at th.•l 4 ultan's fete, and on soturday last. N umbered reeerved rtalbs in trout row. tier Rhlllinr, each ; an numd rn d reserved aab., half-a-crown; may In bad as above; at Exeter-ball ; sod nt the Cal.,. Crystal Palace, July 3. lA6a. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEACERn, SILK MERCERS, AND HABLItDA4I4IOtr, The Cheapest HOllllB In London For CALICOES, 22, 20, 20, and 30, WHITECHATEGROAD, A NNUAL RALE NOW ON. REGENT 80u5F,1:?,_240. Sit, Regent.stront, and la and AegyH str.rt, W.—ALLIRON and Co. beg respectfully to call tia atten tion of their numerous patrolui to their customary MALE at the close of the season, which commegioad on Monday, Pith inst., and will continue throughout July, when they will be prepared to show in every department some uuttsmdly cheap good. Recent Moues, 2:91. 24n, 242. H.c.mt.44rewt. and la and Y 7. Angell-street. W. TVIMF,Y, TAILOR, iso iw £ENCHURCHZTIIEST,IIO, ' A.'arl iarter& FITTIN% °ARMENIA. Moderate Mame. KIN 0' 13, THE. WELLEHOWN err! TAILORS, to, ooßtrinil, Oppo.lt. Finch-irno. PRINCE of TAILORS hail bPen our regimterecl Trade Mark since we received the Nahibition Prim Medal for style, quality. and ezoollenon, and we continue to publish the laebions on account of the great demand and Kettering terms with which they have been received. representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, In the madame patruniend by the elite of our beau monde. Fashions poet free, with list of prism commencing ith our celebrated 13e. fancy or black doe trammel; cloth emits, M. 6d. ; snits of superior black cloth, ; mite of fancy Tweed, fin ; mower-proof overcoat., fle. ; and supmiur qualities equally cheap. Note.—Only high-e Mas cutters employed. and one trial will Drove our auym on ty over all oompetitora—T. and H. HARMAN, King W . metreet, London-bridge. MAPPIN AND WEBB al...Manufacturer& 77 and 7s, ONJPORD.STEMET; and 71 and M. OORNMILL. N. M APPIN AND WEBB' S Canteens aad Plata Meats. MAPPIW AND WEBB'S HUM= Rpm= sad Parka MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Medea &leer Plate. MAP P I N AND WEBB' S Patent Ativ.t. Steel . _ IIIATWOOD'B " INVINCIBLE" SAFES and LOcKli for Banker"; ►nd Other% are only to be had froi the winner of the Challenge drakes of 30,000 franca at the Parts Exhibition. Depot 110, Usonon•etreet, London, RC. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAFEB--Before purehaeing wind for Oriftithe' Monthly List of flees, by Milner, Mart, Thomas Porn anal Komi. Norden, Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about half the ;Nee of new. A guarAnteegiven with each. A lame quantity of Tann'. Safes, from Et los. Apply to 6RIFF=B„43, Cannes-etreet, EX. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTREE end 00., DYERS and OLEANNRS, Dookhrad, Bermendee7; 44, Leicester-iiquart ; N, mount-street. Groevenorequare. PARFET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify • ing, Chintz Glazing, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every de ecrim of Bleaching, camped 1110.161stPly, and broVlt . c_. perfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and panics. 17. Wharfavad, eny-ross, and NZ New Oxford—,. MALTA. VALETTA, Jury 2. Her Majesty's ship Caledonia, flagship of Vice- Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, and her Majesty's ship Endymion, left yesterday for Venice, calling at Corfu. They will be followed by her Majesty's ships Lord Warden and Arethusa, the former calling at Taranto. The Enterprise has been re commissioned, and with the Psyche and Cruizer will join the squadron shortly. The Newport left yesterday to take soundings for submerging the new Multa and Alexandria cable. The Lord Clyde leaves for Portsmouth on Saturday. THE BANK OF FRANCE. EU:1413, Jytm 2. . _ . The return of the Bank of France foi the week ending to-day shows the following changes compared with that of last weok Notts, 39,800,0001. ; bills disommted, 20,000,000 f.; treasury balance, 1,126,000 f.; advances, 50,0001. Decrcuse.—Privato accounts, 30,000,000 f.; cash in band. 530,000 f. CHINA. HONG KONG, Hit 20. The rebels have burnt several villages between Taku and Jena:lin(?), and are now within one mile of the latter city. They have gained a victory over the Imperialists, capturing ono thousand prisoners, and have announced their intention of marching on Pekin. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Jun' 2. The Allan (Glasgow) steamship St. Patrick has anived. Tke steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 525,000 dole. in specie. Closing prices. --Gold, 1401 ; Sterling Exchange on Loudon, 1101; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1134 ; ditto, 1885, 114 ; 10-40 Bonds, 107 ; Illinois, 157 ; Erie, 70; Cotton, middling Upland, 32. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 25e. ; Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 10e. FOREIGN MAILS. Qere~wroa C a Je LI 2.—Tie Inman ltoyul llril kfaultier City of !hetet, anneal here ut 1231 to-day, and, having enitaarkeal m.t 1e anal pos-a too al, pm. ealed at 3.40 for New York All wall. IOtAIIA, a or AI,I.IALIAN, New 7...ALA1.U, WKAT INIOA, Arlo 11 $ .11'1C 11 MLA.— ForTil AMPTOII, JOLT 2. - The Royal Mail Coro pot.j'e 141. anohip Nooat, Captain lievie, sailed hae ethie afternonn with mai!. for the ;anal Fort igu Wawa. bulk*, Men l o, the l'alifornia, Central Anuarien, ake. She took out 78 paw,- 11 nea 1,, at 11 Lone outgo, ineludistar }Stead; eilver rein, £ 84141 0; ja voila rj, £44,ea4' ; Ereaula gold, 11,000; turd jewellery, £4,360. TIIr Al I.ANTII* TEleliOlttPil.- Towards the close of the banquet given to Mr. Cyrus Field on Wednesday, the teastreaster, Mr. Toole, announced that telegraphic messages addressed to the chairman, the Duke of Argyll, had just been received from America, in reeponse to two of those seat by his gram during the evening. The following are From 11. Seward, in the name of his Papal !rimy Andrew Johroon, President of the United States, Washington :—" tour salutations to the IresuL3nt from the benucetting.hall at Willie's have been received. The dinner-Lour hem hiw not arrived. It is only five o'clock: the um L. yet two hours high. When the dinner hour arrives the President will awseptyour pledge of honour to our distinguished twantrynicin, Cyrus W. Field, and will ccrilially respond to your Highland aspiration for par. prtual anion between the two mations." The 'loyal Horticultural Mociety's oonversazione by hi:. GIO4 c the Duke of Bucelench, president of the society. will be held in the conservatory, South Ken sington. en Tuesday evening next. Deouptions from 9 until 11 p.m. BEAUTY.- -The hair, the tooth, used the re 1139killitil are the three esessitial point of a bandanna per sonal prune, brace their pate-elation at of primary lamer. tare.. tn all. 'Mr toilet 'waived. prepared by Yersan. Rodkand end Pone not only 'deserve but sdhariee the attraction of these irresistible Mauna of Tenth and beauty._ The • Maoservar hell,, s,, Improves the hair: the • 04ante 'rearms and testates ths truth: and the linlydoe imparts brilliantly and elestuved l o the coorplexion. The dwelt* of there prepareNnns are too yell kw an to nue4r• any sulasi nem= •• to their. pedal No lady'. toilet should be without Mews. a invaluable aPealliss."—" La ihilet."—(Adveverimistj THIS £XD 110111IDAST and. Despite its preference for the report of the Boundary Commission, over that of the select com mittee, the Time* speaks strongly of the course of the government in opposing the Boundary Bill in the House of Lords after it had been accepted in the Commons, and after Mr. Disraeli's declaration there that the question was settled. A direct con flict between the two houses has been threatened, and an outrage committed on the conduct of parliamentary go vernment. In any case a general election in November will be rendered doubtful. The alteration of the Boun dary Bill by the Lords, if persisted in, must be re considered by the Commons, and will, undoubtedly, be rejected by them. A conference must ensue. What ever happens time will be lost, and the passing of the Boundary Bill must be delayed, and en election in November jeopardised if not rendered impot fable. The conduct of the government in the Lords, more over, cannot be disconnected from the discussion on the Registration Bill in the Rouse of Commons. The ministry were last night pressed by their supporters in the lower house to abandon the Registration Bill and let the elec tions take their ordinary course. Mr. Hardy resisted it, and with success; but what surety can we have that some counterpart of Colonel Berttelot and Mr. Smollctt will not oppose the Registration Bill in the Lords, and be supported there by minis terial influence and votes Y If the language of a minister in one house does not bind his colleagues in the other, there is an evident danger of such a result. The Times can conceive no greater disaster than that six months should intervene between the close of this session and the election of a new parliament, and should the latter be de ferred through any double dealing, the ministry will be discredited and parliamentary government dishonoured. The Herald is at a loss to account for the conduct of the opposition in the Lords. The compromise was accepted by Mr. Disraeli just so far only as the House of Commons was concerned. Even if he had wished to bad to it his Iriends in the "other place," he was clearly without rower to give any promise of their acquiescence. TEE ABYSSINIAN TOTE. All our morning contemporaries endorse the vote which was passed by the House of Commons, yesterday, to Sir Robert Napier and the Abyssinian army. Mr. Disraeli's rhetoric does not commend itself to the Daily News, which sees in it bombast, false jingle, and tawdry decorations. An oriental love of cheap finery seems innate in him; and is suppressed—when it is suppressed— not by a maturer critical judgment, but by an objective appreciation of the sober and realistic mind of his audience. The thanks voted to the distinguished general and to his colleagues reflect the gratitude and respect of the nation. Not only has a new victory been enrolled in its military records, and a new name added to the list of great com manders, but an addition has been made to the gallery of British worthies, in whose characters and achievements the true greatness of the country is reflected. The Times calls renewed attention to the bravery and good conduct of the soldiers and sailors, both European and Asiatic. Their work is known to have been arduous, and it is right to state that their willingness, their endu rance, and their quickness to adapt themselves to the necessities of the campaign were beyond all praise. All ranks showed remarkable readiness at the rough work of the campaign, and the Sepoy was as quick and willing as his European comrade. The Alt remarks that Sir R. Napier has now obtained the thanks of parliament for the third time. The Telegraph says :—" The hero of such a triumph does not need to have the thanks of his nation illuminated with blood, or made plain by the light of fierce battles—its tearless ' character is its truest glory.". CONVOCATION.—The bishops met yesterday at two o'clock, but sat only for a short time, and the buninem transacted was merely of a routine character. In the lower house which assembled at eleven, an Articulus Cleri was, on the motion of Lord A. Compton, sent to the upper house, asking that steps might be taken for autho rising the use of a harvest thanksgiving service. Dr. Jobb, after withdrawing his notice of motion on the general 'abject, moved in a long and learned address the concurrence of the house in the address to the Queen, agreed to by the timer house against the proposed disen dowment or d is establishment of the Irish branch of the established church. Archdeacon Denison seconded the mo tion. TheDeein of Westminster moved an amendment in the way of addition, " that it is the opinion of the house, as of many eminent statesmen, that the Roman catholic church in Ireland ought to be endowed and recognised as in other European countries; that the anomalies of the Roman catholic church in Ireland should be remedied, but that if possible its connexion with the English state should be retained, as conducive to the well-being of the church and the Irish nation." This was seconded by Canon Heaviside. A very long discussion ensued, which ended in the rejection of the amendment—and of other amendments acknowledging the anomalies and abuses in the Irish church, and rocommentling inquiry and redress— and the carrying of the original motion. Other amend ments, however, being announced to be added to the resolution, the debate was adjourned shortly after 7 o'clock. ENTHRONIZATION OF THE BISHOP OP HEREFORD. —The enthronization of the Bight Rev. Dr. Atlay, Lord Bishop of Hereford, took place in Hereford Cathedral yes day morning. There was a very large attendance of per. sons from all parts of the diocese, and the city presented an unusually gay appearance, as flags and banners were to be seen in every ' 'on. The general chapter of the cathedral met in the Chapter-house at • quarter pest 11, when the chapter clerk having read the Archdeacon of Canterbury's mandate for the enthrouization, the dean and chapter decreed to proceed therein. The chapter then pm-cedes' to divine service, and at the conclusion of the service the dean provided a luncheon in the college-hall, to which upwards of one hundred gentlemen and ladies, who had been specially invited, sat down. The dean presided, and u number of loyal and pensonal toasts wens given. In the evening the Lord Bishop preached in the cathedral to a very large congregation. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.— Yesterday a meeting of this institution was held at its lcust), Jahn-street, Adelph • Thomas Chapman, Ewe., V.P., P. 8.5., in the chair. There were also present Sir P. Perrott. Bart., W. H. Barton, Esq., Rear-Admiral Sir W. H. Hull, 1C.C.8.; Alexanderlioetefeur, Esq., Cap tain De St. Croix, and Richard Lewis, Esq., the secre tary of the institution. The minutes of the previousmeet ing having been read, various rewards were granted for raring life on different wrecks on our coasts. Re vete were then read from Captnin J. 11. Ward, R.N., the name:tor of lifeboats to the institution, and Captain It. Role lam, R.N., its assistant inspector, on their merit yells to lifeboat stations of the society on the Freed' end Irish coasts. They reported that with one excel Von the boats were in a state of thorough efficiency. Thee, rci outs gave great satisfaction, inasmuch as they showed clearly that the system of the society. even ire the meatiest dietrirta, was thoroughly ()be:Teed. The en ws of the lifeboats had the utmost confldenoe in their and vied with each other in keeping the beat. tie perfect order and in readiness for inetantancone Ceti ire. With regard to the seven safety fishing-boats which the eneiety had built as model bouts, the • r hail recently seen three of them on the Scotch and he found that the experiment was most enceemful. The fh herreen at these places were alive to the advantages of these bate and were already building boats after them. Alt. gether. it is hoped a .nt improvement in this ety'e of beat will be establisheed.Sorne remarkable cases of the nestonition of the apparently drowned were brought ander the notice of the institution. In one instance a child named Owen Jones was taken out of the water at Holyhead, apparently dead, and it was en hour and a half before he gave idgnii of life. He was treated for two hours in accordance with the instructions of the National lifeboat Institution, which are based esi the systems of bra. Mar:hall Hull and Silveder. The treatment of the child was carried on under the abortions of Win. Row- Tends, the veteran coxswain of the Holyhead lifeboat, who had made himself perfectly familiar with these simple instrueeinis for restoring the apparently drowned. Dr. Morehead, of Edinburgh, who is a strong advocate of these rutin weenie, urges that they should not only be explained by medical men, clergymen, and other a, to all classes of the community, and posted hi conspicuous please in locali ties ail joining the sea, lakes, and rivers, but that opeortunity should also be taken by masters of and the heeds of other large establishments of impressing them on the minds of all wheeler subject to their influence and (*ADA. It may be added that copies of these in eteuctione eau be had on application at the institution. Payments amounting to upwards of 1,300 f. having been ores red to be made on various lifeboat establishments the proceedings terminated. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.— Twonsmax, Juar 2.—Adinimions by maven tickets, 2,006; ditto, on payment, 6,401; total, 11,004. The series of e xp eri m ents commenced three weeks ago were resumed yesterday at Shoeburyness in the presence of the Ordnance Select Committee. Com pared with previous trials the day was, however, a blank one, and calculated rather to breed profomxl pity for the gallant artillerymen who are con demned to heat so relentless, heath so barren, and duties so tame. Since last week the ex perimental casemates have been covered with a six-feet depth of earth, edged all round with bags of sand, and the proceedings of yesterday were conducted with a view of testing the con crete roof of the casemates at the bottom. The hind service mortar was the piece used, with 13-inch empty shell, and at a distance of 950 yards. Noon had passed before the gunners had touched the roof at all, and another two hours were spent in digging out the projectile that bad sunk about four feet into the earth. A live shell was then lightly dropped into the aperture, lighted, and exploded, but with no result worth recording. Subsequently some other empty shells were fired, and the experiments, which are necessary of course in the interests of warfare, were protracted to a late hour, but with no effect that is worthy of notice beyond the recording officers' tabulated returns. The Millwall shield is yet to be tried ; also a target known as the Chinese puzzle, and the P 1) mouth breakwater fort is not yet altogether done with. At the rate of progress that has cha racterised the past trials, we may hope in the course of a year or two to arrive at some kind of conclusion as to the value of the expensive land defences for which we are paying so dearly. The experiments are again postponed. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FLOAT. JIIIX B. 'T. T ' W. LESI Nairn . 30.22 57 53 iE.N.E. Aberdeen 30.19f 67 62; N. Leith 3037 f6B 661 M. Shields 90.127 52 56 1 NE. I Soutane — 56' W. Yarmouth 29.97 t 59 5 . 7: N. Helder 29.91f 22 N.N.F. elude,- 3. - atedeenarovi - I— Anirosean... 3..18 f W 56 N.W. Ortieneaetle.'3o.l6 f 36 53 N. Holylavid f 56 54 W.N.W Liverpool ...30.15 f 6610! N.W. Valenti* ....30.26 f 64 61' N. Cape Clear..'l3ol7 f 66 66• ficiehe'a Pt... 130.17 f 65 63 N.N.E. Penzance ...'10.12 f 66 61' N.N. Plymouth —30.06 f6l 60 N.N.E. Warymoutk _!7 71 _7_ F. k Ito ~--- 12 F. 1 111 1 5.S S'S 4 W.N. W E.B.E. N E. N.W. N.N.E. N.W. B.W. - W. I . bm Do 813 °'' lll lbb° - lao.ot t 66 ae! L,1,7,3 - _ lagtoOf (•. Otis N61..16.164161 WI Lorient 25.97 If* 55 ltochefort 30.00 f, 61 57 Biarritz 130.02 OG 03 (trams — 1 4 - 3 Broseels WWI 1 !21314 Lyons 11,...10 N.E. I N.E. I N.N E. I • N.N.W. N.N.W. 1 N.N.E. N. N.W. N.W. TOuloa ,72 72! liesreseao 30.52 f 56 561 N.E. N.N.E. N.N.E. N N.W. IN.N.W. N.E. N.W. W.N.W Barometer conected and reduced to 82 deg. at eta ktters r (rising), f (Ming), • (steady), indicate directi, of the mercury within lad It houra Thermometer shade. k..treme tore, with its direction :1= Ii Z.—calm. Weather: b.—blue sty; c. t.—fog; h. — mil; ; (WY); (don) ; r.—ram ; e.—ow ; J.—thunder. Rain-fall, (melted), during lad 24 hours. Sea disturbance. level. The on of motion ad ex r d houro. (detached): O.—overcoat mow or bad Since yestenlay morning barometrical pressure has deeremed a little. principally in the south east ; but this morning It is again in Lomita. The region of low premaire as still over Rance. has darlateled at our neathern Rations, 18 degrees at Leith ; beat at Toulon it ham rims 8 d ; ease s:ben: there is very little change. Winds are y moderate limn the uorthnard, with a westerly tendency on our northwest coasts. The slather is thiudy, with tuist and fog in pleas. A little rain law fallen at some stations. It is not often that a finer day than yesterday alines upon the annual festival which brings together old and young " Harrovian" at The sehoollxty spot They ne' et forget, though there they sre forgot. A bright inn and a pleasant breeze conspired to make " Speech Day" this year more than ordinarily agreeable, and to collect a very fair average attendance of visitors to Harrow-on-the-Hill, although the attractions of royalty were wanting, which have added so much grace to former anniversaries. Those who came in for the greatest amount of these honours were Lord Lyttel ton, Mr. Bereaford Hope, Lord Fortescue, Sir Bartle Frere, Sir Charles Lyell, Mr. H. W. Longfellow, and Mr. Matthew Arnold. On Saturday last the Rev. Christopher Knipe, clerk, was instituted to the vicarage of St. Clement's Terrington, in Norfolk, on the presentation of her most gracious Majeity Queen Victoria. On the same day the Rev. Walter Marsham Hoare, clerk, MA., was instituted to the :actin' of Colkirk, with the rectory of Stibbard annexed, in Norfolk. on the presentation of Henry lean, of Stapleburst, in Kent, Eno. On the same day the Rev. Robert Alfred John Suckling, clerk, was instituted to the rectory of Barnham, in Suffolk, on the presentation of Mrs. Anna Maria Suckling, of Brownnhill House, Benanav, in Gleneeitershire. On the same day the Rev. Richard Hudson Gibeon, clerk, RA.., was instituted to the rectory of Lolling], in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev. Charles Dowson, clerk. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The following arc the princhera appointed by the Bishop of London to preach in the Cathedral on Sunday mornings in the month of July, 1868:—Sunday, July 6, the Rev. R. C. Pack man, 8.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge, rector of Langdon Huts Eascx • Sunday, July 12, the Rev. Edward Hayes Plumptre, M.A., of University College, Oxford, Professor of Theology in King's College, London • Sunday, July 19, the Rev. Frederick G. Illonifteld M.A., of Balliol College, Oxford, rector of St. Andrew Undernhaft ; Sunday, July 26, the Rev. Thomas Grainger Hall, M.A., of Magdalen College, Cambridge, Pmfeanor of Mathematics in king's College, London. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUIMEONS.—The annual election of Fellows into the council of this institution took place yesterday, and it is stated that at no time since the Fellows have had the privilege conferred on them by royal charter of electing from their own body to the vacant chairs has there been so much excitement as on the p-esent OCCW•i011, owing to the great number of candidates and their high social positiem. There were four viteancies, occasioned by the decease of Sir William Lawrence, Bart, the resignation of Mr. Hodgson, and the retirement in the pm-oil stl order of Professor Partridge and Sir Wil liam Fel-pima, Bart ; these two gentlemen, however, offered themselves for re-election. The other cand..lates were Mr. FJI4MUIf Wilson, F.H.8., Mr. John (lay, surgeon to the Great Northern Huspital, Mr. G. L Cooper, Mr. C. Brooke, F.H.S., surgeon to the Westminster Hospital ; Mr. J. Simon, R.lt.S., of the Privy Council-offloe; Professor Humpbry, F.H.8., of Cambridge, and Mr. Luther Holden, surgeon to St. Bartholomew's liespitaL The election, which was by ballot. commenced at 2 o'clock, and was not brought to a close until 6 o'clock, when the President, Mr. Hilton, declared that the choice of the Fellows bad fallen cn Sir William Fergusson, Bart., Mr. Simon, Pro fessor liumphry, and Mr. Holden. The numbers polled by each candidate were as follows :—Fergusios, 206 ; Sanan, 167; Humphry, 148; Holden, 136; Clat ro l o t! I% ikon, 108 ; PartrWge, 103: Cooper, 68 • and 32. In the evening the Fellows dined together at the Albion Tavern ; Professor Partridge in the chair. A weekly half-holiday on Thursdays ham been initiated this week at Clolckes/ter as the result of • public meeting at the Town-hall, the Marertidat e eed the object advocated by Mr. W alker , of London Early Closing Association and by local gentlemen. In the provincial towns generally a half-holida in the middle of the week is now being adopted, y bring market-day. tast evening a public meeting was held under the presidency of Pia/moor Lucent Lievv, at the rooms of the Society of Arts, to urge upon the government the necesaity for improving the position of the Public Mumma of Inventions, and the Free Scientific Library connected with the Patent-aloe. PORTRAIT oF• THFADORE.--The only authentic portrait of King Theodore, taken at Magdaln a quarter of an hour atter death, by Mr. R. R. Holmes, has bear pho tographed exclusively by the London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company, and is now published. ADMIRALTY, Jinx 2: —Aprournutirr. lieu tenant Robert W. Davies, to the Favourite. 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