The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-17 00:00:00

111 r -- ~ _„!. - 1‘ / e ( •%k SPAPER REG": 'Ai je k 11 kr _ • . . 0 JUN. 1868. No. 6,821.] lANADA, America, Anstraka, New Zealand, '1 , 4 ,14144nd, and Bnutils.—Cliespnat pumices to all porta, in rt ;,n~!id Mad ,tam and aliFEr Ain t aa s aweat roam Ocoda and .4n.. 4,41.ped and inau HAMMOND and 00., "..,Iu 10 t's.plsev LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 18 I.: . WS and H. CLAYTON. [STAMM) Id. ADDITIONAL.] THE EXPERIMENTS AT t3HOEBURYNESS. ONE PENNY. trials; but, so far as could be gathered from camel conversation, there seemed to be a preponderance of satisfaction with the result of the eapefiznerif. SOUTHEND, TUESDAY. it I; MEN.- • -Direct Route to Hanover,Brunii- I v;vli. and Central Gonaray.—Tha North filTreAsLloyd's f.r.t clam PeIVIW Mame: YO ws, Captain .1. HETIIKANN depat,bed THURADAY, Juno 11, calling at awl - misting) at It noonree to Bremen, LI and 11; o • ~t t:Avis, L 3 and 11 106. Ap .„20_itt CHAPLIN'S Univers&l Hi vilt.eirew, W. • or to LIPP& GRATIN, PHIL. end t 0., 81. Daslan'ishonse. en:erbium, OreitTewir o...t. 1. c. riga; EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COBLIANY. IrE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that all APPLICATIONS tor t1.41: 4 + or STOCK in the ORISSA and BEHAR UNDER . Anil. (;t4 ..4 the above Oompany ebould be DELIVERED at the ; . and f. Queen4dreet-plaea Houthwarkhridge, in the I I.4tchm, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, well the Directors will proceed to an allotment. I rsrtienlars see former advert: had at the Companys 01l Lemmata apt' spectuses, 4! I. 44. n be dn e_ JOHN WESTWOOD, Secretary. ud S. Hoeenntreet.plase, Southwark-teidge, London. Jane 4. 1811. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. • bloat eligible SUBURBAN BUILDING LAND.—SOUTH- I. EST LONDON ESTATE. SEOOND PORTION ; the Clapham unrtion Estate tßolingbrolrewark); Wandsworth-eonrinon end ..ttervea-rise, East Song . The SALE of the Second Portion of • stony, valuable Estate, fronting Wandswortheommon and . A trews-nee close to the Olepham Junction mid New Wends , ti Station.. will be commenced at the +II= on the ildth of •,• e. The Snit portion hoe been entirely A of. CHARLES LEWIS GRU EIEINN n• M. earl,. or 7d. by4= .... py s o n r . of the 'Pev.i.etad. -bore. and wiN for Sale. will t ion — t - saTif charge, together o f with printed twos how to acquire land and pay for the houses or plots by LoNDON and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILDING CONPANT (lAraitadl. Ofdese—No. v yn n ,, eonved on 11 at POUR PER . INTEREST, • , .n pbort notice. I ; I 11 E Dot l r ass ..Ilw e }s i r o artera. sums of LlOO and upwards if • • • that m JONATHAN TAYLOR. 84.2,1611Wf. IA v 4 LIFE ASSURANCE socurry. INKTITUTED ii ~.tea] Apeeep—rowarde of Five and Qoarber 4.0"*./Dcamle-1101,_1q41511-. ( . I!kinto f ft To — tie=toorreinessocklally. koherto added to Polieloo—Upwardo of rout - Nilliesa. Pronoroses, Statements of Accounts, Re., apply to the at the OSee. Plor4atroot. Lolodook. WILLIAM 11•111JKL. DOWNS. Actuary. ()kW ICH UNION FIRE OFFICE 1:1 M. boullt of the milldam% ofduti , tL.o.ll. per cont. . • r. inrurcrs effecting policies with this , ',Auction and the bonus system or tliewioh Unica. • • of annual:ter u reduced to a minimum autouut. • • mt.-. of premium an In no cow on doused . • • . • :;.. r prinoipol offices pit no bonne to their loaners. ; /porton.* apply_ at the dee Mow, SO, Pleetotroot, ...1 Stimoy+trfet, NOrineh. erRREY.—ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD 811/LDENG LAND. Ai P. J. TAYLOR is iLaructod to RET.r. by A t • r TioN, at the London Tavern Itlshoggiatogtreet, City, •ti I •AT, Jose le, at 12 Mel. FORTY-EIGHT LOTS off very • , • . 1-'1: Fin BUILDING LAND, hating valuable front - .. 1),. Peneecoad and 12=4es-end-road, dime to the Robin j... :•vern, and within hall • Mile of the Asesiey Railway Sim - ~• mule and sewers are being constructed at &the expense )! • MUM and the estate is well adapted for the erection of • 14111%-detached tillrta. Ninegenths of the purchase , •. • •• or emain on mortgage or contract at I per tent. interest, )t •n nine yinrs by equal quarterly instalments. or the • - enny In. paid at any time without notice.—plans. partdeu ; .••• • • orlitionv of male may be obtained on and after Monday, • • it.« Robin Rood Tavern, Penge-road ; of T. W. . ;...t. r, No. 70, Fenchurvhatrvet ;of Messrs. HAVINDALO B TF7A , • . . nrchitala and surveyora, fie, Bishopagatestreat Within ; • ot Fain • and of the AurMoneer, at Ms Offices of the • •.• .1 sul.urtv'in Land and Building Company (Limited), No. • •A. SU , nurrhetreet. (,tie. •A lo , E.PARK. near Bt. John.. Church, Hackney. FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. Ali:. J. TAYLOR is instructed to BELL by •• • Al . 1 - noN. at the Auction Wart. Tokenhouse-yard, City, • 0.1 V, Jul?' O. at le far ball-pan parecirely ell rota • • EIIhLIIOLD BUILDING LAND haring namable • ••t Rtoloneweopsff Mesa-read. end Powerecroftecad. • r. t!. and being well adapted for the erection of . • ..etai t. aura Louses The resole and sewers are all made. . • at. mire building operations are Wog sanded on. Nine • h- poaches money may remain on mortgage or contract • . . • o oo.teriat to be paid in nine years by equal quarterly • • •. • • .-r the leisure may be paid off at any, time without • to, tartitalart and oonde of male may be obtained • • 1, , r b ednesday, June PA, of Hr. R. Harbor, 1, Portland. ; .• clapton•road ; of T. W. Roger; Peg., solicitor. 70 , 1. qi,et ; of Means. Hammack and Lambert, archi •• • • • Biehopegsteatreet ;et the place , • 0-A ..f ihe Auctioneer. at the cakes of the London and • • • t laud end Building Composer (United). lolA, Fenchinula 111EARDEN is instructed to SELL or LET 4 1 1 11*NTRY mei TOWN INTATEN, MANISIONS, sod 1:. • 1 tool...bad sad Usfuroishad, situate la Upper Oreo • Ilertiond Cumoo, Bohm, fltrattoo, =sHal! 1. Iv rkeley. Hill. Marks. Brolon. Albemorda. sod 1 • Pieradilly. Park-lane IL %Owns beet. c.at lielgrave., Emory Trinetee e, j r snietekerZeo clia ' ev A ew ana • *: • ..., IT.nre Walosterrare. lidOedaulbßoin Weillad= 1 • neel. The Pollens Notting hill, Oloumeter-plaee, u4-nc, tiarillarow, Oreseasonosodeoa. Natrat-PMO B . Noy .. • • V . .-net hill. Dulwieh. Ealing. Bert" Bedford. Dorset. Nan* 1 • • M..1.11.-. , 1 SUM.. Yeirklthi?o, Cumberland, °heaths_ lord, isle of Wight, cardigan. sod Ordwa7.—Prallewholl Resider, with orders to view, TA& be obtained, • :• aryls-stem at his offices. Noe. el sod dd. • Yr( ) SOLD.—The LEASE of largo BUST . 1. , 5 PTIEIIIsT/1 in the moot Ultimo, port of Lowlort o,t. now most ecarrenicutly fitted. end dart Writ • k. Firlunougor and Poulterer. Mute 10, street, k,;.% I 1.1 PROFITABLE rwEsTmErrs.— , ridond*. 10 lo SD per Cent. Annum on outlay. .ero MAMBO CAPITALIfern, I. • •n bible information and safe investments. s h ould read 1 ' W iNfVFOIXENT OIRCITLAIt (poet free). • • s e Sharp and Co.. sturcelealera. fl, Ponkfzr. London. EX. ( )NEY.—S2O to £BOO ADVANCED irame- A..t«ly nn fornitur% without resoooalzi e lleity or law r liar t r rtoaid by earl lootaboonts. No if • • • 11 per root (for LSO and over).— poly r u rzz ot thr LI4TATM OFFICW, flouthosaptonstrost, Adrotoor nu loom*, Lle pollaeo, to. )X EY, in large or small amounts, and for long poriod., with or without • lito policy. rooolny cob- Ou• RATIONAL 01:AltD1LX ABBURANOZ OOPS- I ^N V IJmitr,P. Nt, Oxforttotreet, Moosembsuy, W.O. 1 )ESTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PRORE -. t•I'TED by • Professional Gentleman of practice and re : • v.tt,ht), tree of chances to the creditor, upon aroomatierdon of r • , ~t on the amount recorcred.—Apply for address, or by ••I' , r tt A. Z , No. M. Oty-rood, MO. - I{ A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 54, I "'l•wwn-vtrset. EC., Efaotistes Partnerships, audits and • I.••••kv or Intricate accounts. offsets arnsnivernenth with "nthouf Publicity, and . &womb for Court of • .114. ). tales of Reversions. • e Interests, and Annuities • v t. 4. and enoury obtained in connection with Lite AIIIOI9IIOIII. APPIN AND WEBB an. leanahatinews. +ad 7P, OXFORD-BSM= I and 11 and TI. OOMPH:ELL, LONDON. 31APPIN AND WEBB'S Cant...na and Plata Climb AI APPIN AND WEBB'S meatre.rceis AIAPPIN AND WEBB'S llntro Myer PaAs. MA PPIN AND WEBB' S ?Mast ether Ilitel Table Labe& IRATWOOD'S " INVINCIBLE" SAP and LOCKS Surlaankars and Caws aro only le 1. had dram t:.• winner of Use Malmo Stakes al 10,000 haws at ilia Paris Derma, Ilk Oianaccatreat. Logsdon. ILO. IILIANCE LOCKS, FIRE, and WEDGE PROO7 8A7118.-11 you wad. N aprod assood-hand . Po d o.woof 8a4...2/11.13 JOHN TAN . la am t^opooo of y amdor alms &g 00. Walboook, I‘ , COND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAMS—Before parehming mend for Griffith& Monthly I or tv.fr. by Miser, 3farr Thomas Perry and Puna, Montan, Prim Whittield, and mein eminent maker, at about half the prim of new auanintsegites with meat A lame quantal' of Tune. tom £. 2 105 . Apply to IikIIBLTHd.K Oannonotreet, KO. BELGRAVIA MACIIINE.—" Certainly -• nose paled and tureop;oha,..fraes the an.,, aittplart Mitch m"t "i'""1"'""0:11" . . - imA11 1 TV= .4".117 n -firsiZta . J mina/ —Depot, 70, and 801. Ltro. NEWTON WILSON and Co.'s SEWING MACHINES. lAEA lOCHIBITION TWO PRIZE =DMA ~NEW H 4 2 . 40 mtcilYfrit. — Vali. 71.12 i 'RAVI) 1/1411 L R,4 DORCAIt, Fi EFLA, AND PETILIIIPE. Th• only handeeering mac hine that have prise medals. The Ae.tre Luttoo-hole, eyelet-bole, everseaming madhine, for the acct tune the coaneleta combination & ariertne and button-ode "Iv lot. hlakes 144 buttent.holee Der hour, and change+, in a '''‘,"'"" to rt.'. WOring. eataloortee free.-171, High ; 144, theapeide; and 1.10, Itesentedteet OSEPH GIL LOTT'S STEEL PENS. 14,1,1 Ly all dealer. threaghout the well& CONFITIPATION.—Rapid cure I 7 ItELLOOI4 CII4I.IIWOAL, In the asap Of Powders dr """ 6 . IlitddY approved by th e .Leedinar of N a d i a da of Paris. Powders Pa ad • • la. ad —dole nest, Mr. JOIIIIIMY, Vie:oa k Ll sosoat, 4P, klayaserket, Landow THE ART of SPENDING MONEY.—To make money a a univocal desire, and the art of spending it wisely require. bet little etudy to render it etoally univvvwd• pliers agree thst money saved la money mado consequently it is of the utmoet iniportanee that • purchaser should adopt the meat advantageous method of exproding it. Those who OM ply ready snowy hold a goat power; still they cannot obtain the full value which it naturally commands miler they select homes be which business is conducted on ready money principles exclusively. The keen compeetioe between house of this order posionts advantages to the public whirl, no other tritest can offer. The exelusive ready-money Han is to buy with, se wen as Mto seal for reedy-money. anufacturers and merchants are attracted to haws on that ardent, and depose of to those Arms the great accumulations and ovapproduotketa of which mood be told at a 101114 Thus the buying power or the its goods ready-money =s tem stock, the warehouse with a lame portion of at prioes than the met of produetion, and forms the fret of the three main elements which coruditute the selling power of the ready.money system. The second element I. the avoidanee of tom. No credit is given, consequently no extra profits are reunited to cover bad debts. The third dement Is the esonamy of time. No abatements are made, ocrnaequently no waste of time in argument to settle the price, which I. toadied upon each article in plain nevem ; otherwise it would rogues the expense of three times the somber of eminent@ to do the mate t el bustler- To add extra profits for the of taking a discount. making an abatement or ea ailowaeee, Is against the Mem of a trader upon the true readyeeene* l systeon. During twentrtwe years the above system bee keen serried °A to the greet advantage of all puttee, by um, aema. , WS chant tailors, hydenham House, Davao-hill. QA/ITIEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.- 1,1 The mate Ile., is Sta, 123., Os., ; Ts. es., M. ed., lls., lb., Da. ; the trousers, Ita„lie. arid ., 725., No, 26. Every and one kept in stock for immediate me or made to xemiture. Palamee poet free.-Bpleolisin House, No. 00, Led. 'stead& SUIT COMPLETE, 42g. SUIT COMPLETE, dOs. SUIT 001IPLNIS, 695. SUIT 00YPLETE, 75e. SIJIT COMPLETE, 81s. SUIT COMPLETE, 89.. SAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The mate, tta, 41e.. 45a 554, tts.. 705.: the waistcoats. Oa ed., Is. ed., lie., 11a. 14a, ; the trowel% 174. ed., 228., lia, IS.. 28a, Mo. Every style and Mae kept in stock for imesedietei use, or made to meanie. Patterns poet frise.-Birdenham Hansa N 0.50, Lodged. hitt. SUIT COMPLETE, 58s. SUIT COMPLETE, 73a. SUIT COMPLETE, 804. SUIT COMPLETE, 93e. SUIT COMPLETE, 105 s. SUIT COMPLETE, 115 e. P.-, AMIIEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The testa, 33.., 3k., fte., as., Sae., 6. ; the vrakiteosta, Ss Id., es. 4d., Us., Ills., Ha, 733 . the framers, Us., Mt, Its., Ma. 30e. Every style and size kept in stork for immediate ale, or made to nieroure. Afton!, pest less. Bydashant Hones, 110, Ludgate hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 80.. SUIT COMPLETE, 86s. SITIT COMPLETE, 975. SUIT COMPLETE, 110 s. SAMIIEL BROTHERS' BOYS' surrs. The Jackets, On, les. id., Ik., Ila., lea, If. ; the wniebsooks, ~ Id., k. Id., la., la. es. Id., Ss. ; the noose% le. ed., fa., en, Ile, the. ed., Every style and size kept in stook for Immediate use. or made to isethare. Patterns poet fria—fildenkane Howe. SO, Lodesto.hlll. SUIT COMPLETE, 165. SUIT COMPLETE, 215. SUIT COMPLETE, 245. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SITIT COMPLETE, 38s. SUIT OOMPLNIM, 465. QA3II7RL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL Ps , ELMICON, Ma, Sea, lie.. Ma, Us, Ma. Every rise sad Ay% to Meek for immediate am. The Summer Overcoat at Ma, }agog with Ilk. is a wonder of value for the money. Every style ri komptly made to ramaare. PS:610211 port free. SO. Ludgate- ISITEBOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.— 2 V 7igaree (the heads of V/ being Pedants of living celebri ties) represent the fashionable end most beaming Clothing for all ogee end oessidoma. The Beck ionising the pries& eselt edam, and new rules for self•aassure, and la sent pest free for ids denuded froze • parehase.—BASlCEL BROTHIIIB . Tailors. dedicators. Hog" SO, Ludgate-WILL TVIIERY, TAILOR, RO. PIENCRURCH.BTRKET.IM alearli i ya ur te Igart-lane). FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Chat's!. KENVB, THE lITELL.KNOWN CITT TAILORS. 40, OORPTHILL, Opposite Flash-len& CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING V BOOM Warranted, and are soft sod Oak. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTREE and 00., DIMES and CLEANERS, Dookhead, Bermondieri 44, lA 6 ceitar4Squan; Neanastrant. Oevavenoragoare. (lARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify ing, Chino Glazing, Balk and Dangek , with every vita oof Bleac te hing, abused naadeletnlY, zod tto C i t iiatrepoutss by Rom eeching sod pante., 17, Wharf-road, Cityvond. and O Bl h New Oaf JOHNSON, ROFFEY, ;Ind Co.'s SMYRNA IMMIX and BLLULLEAD MILL& Import . and Nana factue's. Dy Appdatmeottn tits Hoooalsbie Board of Ordnansa LLILBETH. ILI. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA MUM POWDER. se wed in her hlAjestVs Doweehoid.— Bad everywhere, to tins. ed., L., fa, and 4e. also M. packet& JOHNSON, EMMY, and Co.'. SILVER POLISH (m.-wrautali, for sissadag awl psillidag *Dm elselso Ode, Ow. amEtk. gm, JOHNSON, ROFFEY. and Co.'i EXCELSIOR TURN=URE POLISH. &id everrwhers. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. EMERY LIAM GLASS CLOTH, AWAY sad GLASS PAPER. MAR4p.A. lAnabetA. S.R COAL. —GEORGE J. COCICERELL and Co. Bat iamb cab% OW 111..-111, OsenhilL COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY ini tn 4 direct from their Oefieries at Clay Creeo—The bosh At, to - Wias raid. at Us. leer_ ton ; woo* lee 06ab es delivery.—Ortlers to MIMI 0771 CE, 11 BUB:WOOD-PLACA EDOWAIMBOAD. W. THE RIC/IMONDB are now 19s. cash.—Mr. F. =JAW. Na it. Cis.lollies, et Paseras INstkia. CHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. owes scedatr It s !Bristol.(apart towers elinata—Waas feetorke—London, lAverpool. Glasgow. Deft, Malaga OXYGENATED WATER.—Sloeping in London during the asition fe net lainthe fruit air of the country ; but refers/dna and invi t effect. may be obtained by an et QmossaMml atm, froth from the LA 8011/.780 ' l nVile-Acza. ar Woe& any limiest, in came containing ix A RNOLD and 80NIP IMPERCEPTIBLII 4 N. TRIM= eeksowledged to be the lightest and mat cenforte able wearlztr i t:Fs invented. Zoistle ReeldnE 6 X . nnoteeps, fte. for ca weakness. die • Abdondnai Omen nienees, (byte es, Artdlelal e k Anna, Rands. I gen. _ ,e. • and every doerripti of nor niannfantored by ARNOLD era SONR, AS a n d SAWL ea t I fi eld , London. N.R—Threetiene for gaseurement and photo forwards'. An ex ports:mod foto& to Mined on lathes. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, Fle•t-gtmet. At bone Irma 10 till I. 00wfultation Pima ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three Bsllea. Promenade Ocean. lisnd of ft Begin si S. ls. Hosalbea aria firm 11 fa 4. MR. BENEDICT% GRAND MORNING CON CERT. SC James's laal, SATURDAY, June 110, UM NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Holborm—The mat epenwe wad brilllmat/7-4emeted Dell room and the beet bead Adaleelo Irk OPEN for CONCERT sod Pecker. Open belteeet 0108 e DAN 011143 !VIET NIFINING. M Si 12. asted Demeter, Kr. W. M. : e. A LEXANDRA PARE RAGES, 1868, will •rit. take pion July 1, under the Ne aswaneiket TUESDA /Wen Y, June a s , and WkIDNINDLY, The Duke of Newcastle. Vet SG Vincent. The Marquis of Hastings. Sir Frederick Johnvtone, Bart. The Bart of Westmorland. 11. Saville, Rm. Mr. IG. Payne, Bso, . CLANK:Judge. Mr. J. F. Venal], The Mulberries,. Ilsomark.hill, S., Clerk of th and Admission to the e Comm Park, One Illeillin nan = admission to the Grand Mend 10e. each, or las. for the two days. Private Boxes to the Grand Stand to hold f our tlmewl YAW be mound ai e extra for each day, and Stalls at 1 extra for each day, cation to the Reneral Meneger, Akeandra Palace, Mornilla P N. No horsemen allowed. All dogs will bs Carriages will be au' s= to the Park at the following ratan, h two harem lie. with four Upset Me.; Ms. each. Chrtlfll sad ,ses at hones clan obtain of atehftg in the Park, from Mr. Melange, Morrell . N.R The Ocemperay miens the right of refueling admission to any Derv® they Mint prayer. GRAND CAFE and RESTAURANT B oYek . es i =t-strett am continues to be visited bj f 7 r e Tre trari Dnal . teiar eoeinnt, re, ell meeb 1n c l o r t the Ilma ß t e =de. Coffee Ila Prespisies. ,7 4ieh and Foreign neitypapers. Comfort able saloons. The mat reasonable pilaw Tea billiards. D. lIICHOLR, Proprietor. SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. 00• - OPIIIATIVE PRINCIPLES. _ . lfr. T. W. Effilitiffin: Ad7o - ecii;a7eneed Dominant on these principle. in the City in 1033, has now the honour to announce his return from Bordeaux and to SUBMIT, at PRICES on this roams. CLARETil d o e f d lt i leek 1105, and 1006 , of qualities that have peen for pubis tale (never of the 1106) et any prim Its ta rwe former vintages are seven—and three—yeers in 'bottle ; the two latter can be lied either in hhda. or by the domed( ; the 1115's ace declared in Bordeaux as unequalled during this century. The following are a portion of this stock, and can be ordered from that in London, Cr direct from his cellars abroad. They win es sent .en approval or return, gusainteed of theiz reptessited innwtha. lbe stock has costeeleeting over 111,500. Vintame NIX bottled in leta—aat the lbet legi—emaist of Lit Roes, Green Ls Rose, Coe' dindoermt, the in Chateaux Dnona, Ls Orange, Lamina Basses, Latour, Mouton, Margaux, and Vtte, ke. Vintage XX (nearly all bottled last year).—St. Julian la Rosa, Cos' dMr• townel, Gruen IA Rose, tke ChAfsen Ls Gnaw, an Ltour, Bent Brion, Maraux, and Lahti., ; an the Ordinsins Vint de Ratta n And raMs. Vintage lell I I I—Bottlhig, end in Osek.—Pronase. aslant, St. 86. BoteAe, Bourn, Agonise, Grand Posiems, Phelan, X , Les Ormes, CantaxVaoher, Brown Onetime, , CloaLe Latour-Carnet, Grange:Colon-Legur_ the Chateaux , Rs Yanks; and all the Grande Vint, Greats Ordlneares, and na Ptir drie s Limte, Meting of stook in Loudest or Bordeaux, samples, te., address T. W. STAPLETON, 103, lagentetreet, center of Condultiereet, W.— Established in City in Mg. TELIB,OOO BOTTLES of CHAYPAONE, at per dozen, eH weld, • further contract for 14,110 bottles of very dry 1814 Champagne ham Jai been con cluded with the Memo. De Yamada of NI years' 000314131011. These trines are toll bodied, thy, and in butt ooriditicra. Comm of three dozen. emit for di au, on • oe return.—Addrom T. W. FRAPLETON, Se, Itageutetreet. °comae o! Condultetteet. Beiab. limbed over 31.0 year' 2,000 MAGNITIIS or DOUBLE BOTTLES of M . eaTAGE cumgRAONE, This word*. eeat Wiall will he Y =palm to ow Y ever ehipped , ho awried E flret W. Lrise at Como of 12. at fee• — fidelems T. W. STAPLTO GOO HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD. in bond et fa, Or PM , ' at L ark (111 doom), rinUa UP, or by the dozen at ita in one Lthree doetwa—Can be hided at T. W. STAPLETON'S , lOC opontstroet. TiIFATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd e! 4th Shipments. Lle 10c. Over 000 quarter amt. of this pme CADIZ SWEIIILY have arrived sad been sold at Ale 10a eael a duty pale. 'Mee September, MM. The 3rd and 4th &Dissociate an DOW Lhdlnd, eoraPosed of 3 quarter assts. Prima, as before. 10 guineas seed Samples or tree tooting at T. 811, Ilasentetreet, some of Coodultietreet, W. W. err r.zrows, STAB GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The second fiiMueornat al this oupiorls. &Mosta, sort nutky MRS Ir Ma Just 1,111 • 14 - misitor cook, fl 2 Lib; or by Arbbarbirbs, Oa per dooon.—At .W. EITAPIONII. SPERl3quisterlB6o VINTAGE POET.-200 ' l-.1 , SOO these much admirPo nt a, whetted by Yr. STAY Non the Aka Douro in 1016, and shipped by him without the usual addition of IS per cont. of aguadente and ently are clean. cWid.ure Ports of the old type. :rat : r=ate use ; or, if with certainty of beaming in two years. Price par ipe, N danta,_inlertcr oaths, OP: or per dozen, SY. ed.— AAdeeo T. W. IrIATLWTON. 10e, Regenbetreet. AGOBLET of BURGUNDY FILL, FILL FOR NB (old soul --GREAT DEBIDERATITN.--Gensdne BUBOUNDY,_BBAIJIOLAIS. and CHABLIS WINES, direct from the OBOWNIt'S VINEYARD, delivered free, frames. ed. tar gallon. Sensples and references may be bad from medical and other enstoroeva—Addreer, pntgaid Weer (44 1 B. MOULIN, 4et Itomanschm THOISSEY, FRANCS. N.B.—Letts, ears of Mr. Dixon, Engineer, Adamants., Ahlalphy London, shall be fonrarded. SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Geddes, bowled direct tenni Zeres-do-le-Frenters, soft and dedicate, free tram rtnaatoral spirit or acidity, and I=ll7cos sowed as a dinner Winn—Terme cask and the importers, PHYTALIN isd BONS, 439, Wad= Pries Lida post free. ni..D PORT, 245. per Dozen, imported direct from Oporto (tanitemon's eu ng), full Mdiod and fruity, Wreoosamooded for lamb& poottbseaad natrittooo —Tersts took end mid the Importers, PUY TRIAN sod .die, n& Ms or oaropito foe. warded Beath on. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN NINIBITION, 1884 This eelebated ad 1181BH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is pore, mild, mellow, dello:doom, and way wholesome. Sold ta Wass, 8 .8i rah, M the retail hennas in London : by the agents in the princi L ondon, in England or wholesale, at 8, Great Wlndmillotteet W.—Obeerve the red ma, ph* label. and Bork branded "linsaban's IL Whidne." T)ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well as smaller maks, may be rased or tilted on it wttisrat lahour or trouble. lta action is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid finid by no possibßity one be disturbed. Price es, Lte, to raft 41 9, end gallon casks. 14ARtOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. N o vent-oos required. No more flat beer or sour wine. Pries to Pd.; ditto, Apply direct to JAW BARLOW. patentee 11 to. ilillianiniriet. Illsesion-houm. See that his name and address are on every article; all others are *wises imitstimis. Rinetsrinft Oman Ertsbildled 1100. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies hat now become an important feature. Blnoe the ludroduotion at AIMS= Tea, warty CO years ago. the EMIT INDIA TEA COMPANY ham, on eooospt of its meat and exquisi l te a daroutr, promoted Its side r bs every sorma nruthaaftle Tea Diente then osnfi Upp AMMON. extended. and Teas !tom other ned pozU cd India a re ~ arriving that cdfteing greater varieties. The emermay are now maim thaw. ltar, te at from ift 10d. to fa M. IM China Teas at usual.— .. Warehousea. No. t Gnat nt. pm Holmes ehoralmard. Bishopegata Pries List foewardod on applieation. V,ASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, -&:41 the best made. 300 different IV eonetantly view for e aleetion sadseavedtale delivery. wade to any al=r it =r t oviaL FM= sad SO , ngshake ioleterves, 31 wad 33, Osloidetreet, W Factory, 34 and IC Marie& sheet.—An !Unabated catalogue yogi tree. SALVIATI and Co., beg to announce the sale, at their OLD PRIDIIBEB, dal, 01.70/I,DOIRKET, W . previous to thablinal dotfto of that breach, of their OLD STOOK Werstof VIDIETIAIt BLOWN tiLaft, poirdettaf fee .., 4 i. em Me aealoa from the f WfWaICS, BLOInaItMCIL*O 20138, LOAM Aka, always an vim sa emir as $O. at illlollll'weirest, &W. JOHN 43082§TELL and Co.'. MERRY TOOTH PA= fa it= m tpetior to sou Tooth Ports eves as Teeth a pearlithe the motel teem Om% ami temperas • phoebe tramusee Llh e T te hroath. Pelee to IL JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI CROYDON, or needy-invented HAMBRITSIC the posaller t = caowantteueti polishingoa at which seeoaaeaawitabe Triterw the two oweretions r h eiously. ell, M etre* lete of Three Kheeewart, rimul Lotobentebeet, Leltdolo. oab. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well .a.a: lowers meellenne ean only be lad at Ea, Gnat Ranaleebeeet, the larkthis 11 limas Us lie& The very beet sleet hemp lie. and Ias—THOILAR MAZILIB and hON VTIOIf the szahzet perm= tudAr their hem liar WAIN MIL Na travellers de weft BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL. SELTZER WATNIL I. found in • spline near Boarnentototh, and haw the agreeable taste and Ineisamereir properties of the troo Sodemr, bat Is entirely free from the deleterious often used in the manufacture of imitations. Dr. female it, on 111:1111134S. ee s brewer, of a very . flavour, reeembiher the tree Seltzer, and which may be used with ad at dinner." BRIANT en Co. Bournemouth, Lydonn.9o6. ( P ia R uc t:A m an telib t .b, d ift,... tl64 ' Parte—Roberta. Tkee,Vandseas. JOZEAU'R 00PAHINE.—In chronic or recent It. diorama • ears >r Minted ta an amain d ett dant pluved by the Pans Phylida Acallmay.—Gald Wan rho midst, M. W. General Depot, in Pa at N. phar- Pm& Treaties, l ei 31 id, it, Itsysomebet . rue Montmartre. and, In Landes. at O. Josesulk m _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, AND HABERDASHERS, The Cheapest Home le Leeks Pee CALIOOIII, X, Xi, X, and X WHITECHAPEGROAD, L MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole Frirers.—Mourre. WM PROWS* and w arn dh i sat um =sis, ad* parties Imelda( realty line , wen-OmM selection of more than WO bows, with all the recently introdueed 'reprove wee, four guinea& The new boxes, with ONO= tot antes, ble end drunk &mid be heard to be es the boons elects upon the enr are exteedingiy naval been- Oheereide. CRAMER'S INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of solid Ys g, emotrueted both la men and ineehanlien go seentelytr a reidst the effects of any wenn cdhnate. Priem ea paoked end free an beast Wlr tua Pianof 0, bo, SO, and Tiosa. 00, 71). 11, and 0 1!.1112ti I flrge t tk. t , Tr,; ( sfit iAs64. Ontade Mt. Win.). 05, 1 and SOO '8 INDIAN PIAN with folding C R e f ybeend, Eß la portable and convenient, wile the touch and tone are highly ististantory. Many of them immtramente have been supplied to hotels throughout the Last ; and a oonoiderable num ber hale been Wed up in yadita and reameger ahlps. Prim. 0 gamine CELLMign and 00. (Limited), 10, Intentetreet, W. Ifoorneentereet. IL Needy on:the lath Mst, the JIILY Number et TINSLEY 8' MAGAZINE, as Mustrated lkostlay. Prim la Oembseted bl Erasuau Yames. • 001711111 : The Rook Ahead. By Edmund Yates. (With as Maths- Ran.) Book 111. Chap. V. An Explosion. Tais ne =or b:meg a/ the m Pated. 1 1l At the V. lemeater A irtfailiarbs. (With en utatim.) VI. ANonse of Cards. A Novel. Book rt, Chap. I. Ineignia teat People. Chap. IL In the City of the Three Spire& VII. Sixpenny of Futurity. VIII. 41219 ed Odober ith." IX. Begthli Ph he. By an American. No. VI. H. Dula Fashioner DIM a Coloured Plate and several Maw no Adventures of Dr. Brady. By W. H. Mune% LLD. asp. 'Ti. Rank Rebellionlnserrinms; 90, The ileelde, sad its End ; SI, Saved Again ; The Reding and the Perth.': Y, .benhored. VIM NOV= , BY LADY HEBSERT OF I.L. launistely. in one TaL, poet Svo., L 0 V E • or, Self -Sacrifice. A Novel. Blittrd. ' eEtt. Henbk. Ldy ßentley, New B lissween of Le. urlinstonwtreet. THE LATE EMPEROR MAWrieriiim, I'COLLECTIONS of MY LIFE: Tomei in Italy, Bps* Orem, Alga* West ladies, MeAetta, South AINATION, ,by the EMINIVITY MAXIMILIAN, Se auw nadi i =ll 4 lMwerlas sad Buokeelles, fa I vote. poet See. BeaMey. New Burlinutonwtreet. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR. OF " UNCLE SILAS." At all librotiat is 3 yds, port we, A LOBS NAME : A uk Novel. By the Author od d Undo BUloa," dersst warolL" ac. Ric Boulloy, New TA MARCH to MACIDALA. By G. A. Horn-, dot flposialeonomposnont of tie " Onward." In 1 voL Soo. (Next week.) /Insley Ifrothero. 11, Oatherinootesel Ready Thiel Day. mtaW ICC/VIM BY TEE AUTHOR OF EAST LYNNE. RED COURT FARM. 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By jtVOISLLStakr. 4utkor of " Never, for Ever." In Three Vols. - 11-oMll~lolll.loll4MPP4seorri*.A.. This Dap, prise fm. A NEW AND CMAIPIA EDIT . lON OF MISS FORRESTHR. By Mrs. EDWARDS, Author of " Amble Level." " The Morals of ILWair," Also just published, price Se, BARREN HONOUR. By the Author of " Brulorepeare," "Sword and Gown," Re. SWORD and GOWN. By the Author of " Gay Livireistoae," Alan, now reads, pUs Ohm* Edition Of THE SAVAGE CLUB PAP ES& Illuetruted. Tinsley Brothers, IS, Cathelineatrest, Strand. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (Timms astrrra's Amorcy.) THE SUEZ CANAL. PARIS JIINZ 16, Emmen,. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body, the bill sanctioning the loan of the Suez Canal Com pany was passed by 183 votes against 8. NORTH GERMANY. BERLIN, Juxa 16, ETIMINO. Count Bismarck leaves this evening for Varzin, his estate in Pomerania. The use of Welsh coal has now been introduced throughout the Federal navy instead of coke. The North German Parliament adopted to-day the bill relative to the abolition of gambling houses. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Jmrz 16. At to-day's sitting the Upper House of the Reichsrath passed without debate the bills for the withdrawal of 25 million florins of the floating public debt, and for the proposed modifications in the prose laws. AUSTRALIA. KELBOI:7II.NE MAT 24. A new Ministry has been formed and four of its members have been re-elected. The • erg elections are proceeding. The shipmente of gol d to England since the departure of the last mail amount to 164,12 S ounces. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Jusrx 16. The Cunard steamerTarifa arrived out at 3 a.m., and the Hamburg and American steamship Alle.- mannia at 5 p.m. to-day. The steamers leavin g to-day for Europe take out 6.50,000 dole. in specie. Closing Prices : Gold, 1401 ; Sterling Exchange on London, 1101 ; 5-20 U. S. Bonds, 1882, 1I3; ditto, 1883, 111; Illinois, 163 ; Erie, 89} ; Cotton, M. Upland, 29; Petroleum, standard white, 33c. Flour, extra State, 9 dole. ; Corn, old mixed, 1161. A concert in aid of the Metropolitan Association for Promoting the Education of Rules,. an eseentially practical end useful association, is to be given on Friday evening, the 19th inst., M et. bass ' s -hall, ander the vzilortziseml Princes distinction. t P l r Pti= Title= and Bmico, Mdmes. Trebelli-Betiini. and Osborne- Williams, Wisp. Foil, Bettod, Scalene, Ferensi, ltokl tamsky, Bird, Osborne-Williams, Banyan, Beeves, &e., with a band and thorns of 160 performer% have kindly promised their earvicam NOVEL Aoatrarr.—Yeete ha r i ti e nt three o'clock, an extraordinary accident, • tuxedo:AM with more se ri ous eonseqaances than destruction of a few tuna of spirits end the demolition of one of the hand somest shop-fronta in the south of London, occurred at Mediator's corner, Londombridge. A single-horse van, heavily laden with hales etwool, having slipped the wheel skid en the Borough incline, the hone bat all power over its load, and was forced violently flown the hill, semis the footway, through the shop-front of Yeses. Findlater, Mackie, and Todd's wine and spirit stores, where the startled clerks had only jest time to escape the destruc tion occasioned by the unexpected intruder, whose antics before he could be removed added considerably to the damage dens in the first instance by the amident. • The Tea Duty being reduced, Horuirann's Pure Tea fa eold td. per pound cheaper. Title Interesting het will= rant mown, even further Morass the flinnand let these brapanporeed Seas. Dm are sot said beee.bat cob isfaseballet niausdi "114nolgisil.«.."—tAdmiisimeatJ , . • t• • II l•• 1. • ••• • •4; IC. t.. 1 • IT.• .J. 2• • 1. • „ • .4, The important experiments with iron land defences and heavy guns commenced this morning at Shoeburyness, and they will be resumed to morrow morning and on the succeeding day. The discussions that have taken place in parliament and in the press upon the question of fort con struction bore their natural fruit to-day in an assemblage of spectate's:slow than ever before col lected at Shoeburyness: Aponsiderable proportion of the gathering were military and naval, or official men, including the Duke of Cambridge, Sir John Pakington, Major Palliser, Admiral Seymour, Sir W. Anetruther, and Sir John Hay ; but there were also many gentlemen who may be said to have represented the civilians of the country, and amongst them may be mentioned Lord Wharn cliffe, Mr. O'Beirne, /ILL, Mr. Roebuck, M.P., Earl Spencer, Lord Fiche; 11,3 5 :01dajor Anson, M.P., Mr, Hawkshaw, and 'girded members of the iron plate committee. There were, too, some repre sentatives of foreign countries, notably the Count de Pans, who was accompanied by several distin guished Frenchmen. A special train brought about 400 persons from London, and, with a strong contingent from Woolwich, there were, little short of 600 gentlemen upon the ground. • Same diffi culty was experienced in getting from -Southend to Shoeburyness—a distance of six miles—and the little watering-place was for the time robbed of all its conveyances. The Ordnance Select Committee, by whom the experiments were pro moted, anticipating an unusual number of visitors, framed strict orders to prevent crowding round the target, or otherwise getting into mischief and danger, and the rules had to be most stringently enforced. The experiments have chiefly been directed at the compartment or casemate of the Plymouth Breakwater Fort. Of late numerous complaints have been made that the experiments would not be honest, and that the charge. of powder to be used were so reduced that they would afford no adequate tort. At the last moment several members of parliament and others interested in the matter made representations sufficiently weighty to induce an alteration of the pro me. On the whole the balance of • on given to-day by men whose idea. are worth repeating is, that the target and the guns have been fairly made to answer the experiment for which they were in tended. In making their arrangements the com mittee had in view the probable distance at which ships would be able to engage the fort, looking to the fire of the adjacent works, which command the channels of approach as well as the space outside the breakwater, and to the shoals in front of the breakwater. This, they say, would render it im possible for large ships to manoeuvre at a lees dis tance than 500 yards. The actual distance of battery,' however, to-day has been 200 yards. Plymouth fort is a casemated one-tier battery, oval in shape, and mounting 18 guns. The casemate represented by to-day's target is to receive 10-inch rifled guns of 18 tons, charged with 60165. of powder and 401 b. shot. This target, if so expensive and complete apiece of iron-work can be thus called, is 22 feet long, and straight. The work is more elaborate than the fort itself, but as it is a detached fragment, while the fort itself re presents the strength which a union of such frag ments would give, the objection to it on that account is not worth much. A portion of it is composed of three layers of 5-inch plates, a portion has an additional layer, mak ing the total thickness 20 inches, and there are at the back supports or " struts," that increase the thiclmess occasionally to 32 inches. This formidable specimen of our land defences that are to be wars made at the Atlas Works, Sheffield. Opposed to it was a battery of five guns, two of which only have to day given us a taste of their quality, One of them wee Abe 12-inch rifled gun of 23 tons, made at Woolwich, and throwing a projectile of 60011 s. weight. The bore alone is 12 ft. 2 in. long, and the total length of the piece is 15 ft. The conical shot has to be lifted by half a dosen strong men, and is sent to do its deadly mission by a charge of powder weighing Vibe. The other gun was the much talked of American Rodman. It is about the same length as the other, and similar in appearance, but has a smooth bore of 15 inch s, and throws a round ball of 4501b5. The= charge generally used is about 501bs. of and 601bs. of American powder. The firing began about eleven o'clock. Owing to the destructive character of the experiments all spectators were kept under cover while the actual firing took place. The " cover" is a series of splinter-proof sheds with thick earthwork walls, to catch the fragments that each discharge scatters around ; and at the sound of a bugle there was • general stamper for shelter,which after the firing had ceased became a scramble for precedence in inves tigating the result. The first experiment was with the 12-inch Woolwich gun with a full charge, and with the 6001bs. conical shot, at a section of the target where there were four plates, and atotal thickness of 20in. The shot made no marked effect beyond shattering the first plate, and partly penetrating the second. A 12-inch shell was then fired from the same gun at the same thickness of target, close to the porthole. It did not go through, but penetrated the two front plates in a somewhat ragged manner, and cracked the additional five-inch bar at the back. Next came the Rodman, fired with a charge of 801bs. to equalise the test. The experiment was keenly watched, because the spectators were composed of two factions—Rodmanitcs and 12-inhere. The first shot was badly aimed, struck the ground, re bounded upon the target, and made an indenta tion. Another shot hit the target in its 20-inch portion, and another indentation, like a receptacle for a huge bagatelle ball, was the result. The indentation was 44 inches deep, and its diameter was 17 inches. The back of the target append to be uninjured. The experi ments with the 12-inch Woolwich gun, the 761 h ohrurges, and the 60011 i. rifled :shot were then res. sumed. The projectile pieseed the target to is depth of 13.4 inches, and was repelled by it a dis tance of over two feet, where it lay upon the ground with point unhurt, but broken off at the etude. 'Phis was a fair shot at the 20-inch thick ness, and the friends at • the weapon were gratified to find that the -bade af the target was fairly knocked.to pines by it. • The lame shot was next brought to bear upon ' the 15-inch thickness, and while it. penetrated target up to the ;tarts, and stuck there, it shattered the. i ron plate at the back; and hurled a piece of three-inch bolt more than a yard long to a ednidderable distance. But for a support which interfered with the shot; it was claimed by several that it would hare gone clean through. A 6001 b. shall fired from the tame pinata - imbedded and broken eff, and did some slight damage to the inner easing. The bat tery was then moved.lo allow of two other trials which many of the visitors had come on purpose to see, vie.. the respective merits of a 15-inch rolled iron plate made hpllemrs. Brown, at Shef field, and a 15-inch hemmed iron pieta made by the Thames Iron Weals Compan e 6001 be. shot were fired with the ame eharge as before ; the projectile wont through the hammered plate with such vio lent, that the immense mass of iron was shifted out of its piste, but it was checked by the rolled plate just as its point peeped through the other side, and the effect was a closely cut conical aperture, the tiny hole made by the point,' and 4 considerable bulging out at the back. Firing then embed till to-morrow, and the spectators returned by special train to town. In the absent' of the official *turn a definite &eon cannot be ar. tive4 at as to tbe know ,te be 'lewd Ina the ..r.72 I.v • ~ : ..,.; i; Cl Ll e,d; ; LADY ELIZABETH AND THB .BABL. The following letters from the Marquis . ef Heating. sad Mr. H. Padwick appear in this morning's Times " have read with the greatest astonishment a letter which appears in the Rota of to-day, bearing thla signature of Admiral Rona. I can only characterise that letter as a tissue of mierepresentatioas from_izet to last. There is no one single circumstan ce mentioned 41 z/ — two horma—lndyilicabeth and The Earl I wish she to odd that, so far from baying been " shame fully deceived," as stated in Admiral Eous's letter, The Earl was watched by to my impress desire and author: and that I myself wrote Yews. Weatherby to him, and that no one either prompted me or suggested le me to adopt that course. I trust - that this distinct contra diction will induce Admiral Eons to abstain in future from publishing statements which he could Ind to be eon founded if he had previously taken the trouble, or sought an opportunity of verifying them.—Your obedient ser vant, • , Hassuros: " 34, Grosvenor-square, June 16." " Eir,—Admiral ROus having thought himself in ming my name in a letter which he has addreseed j l e o lfi g Thmes t l beg you will be good enough to permit me te make in reply the following statement. I wrier desired by the Marquis of Hastings (who did not intend to be at Epsom on Tuesday before the Derby) to scratch The rad for his Derby engagement. Lord HarUngs informed nee that he had determined upon that course, as Lady Elizabeth had arrived safely at Epsom, and was to rod in the Derby. In consequence, however of a eon versetion which I yd wi Male of did not comply with Lord Mangs' deepest, t to town for the purpoee of representing to him the conver sation which I had had with the Duke of Beaufort. That conversation was to the effect that his pace wished Lord Hastings to reconsider his ihtention of scratching The Earl, se his doing so would be unsatisfactory to the public. I faithfully represented this to Lord Hastings, who, not withstanding, decided upon scratching the horse. This he himself did, by writing a letter to Mears. Wes which was conveyed to them by Mr. Hill. = after the letter had been sent, Lord Wedmore. land came into Lord Hastings' room, where thee were already Mr. Coventry, Captain Barlow, sad some other gentleman, whose name I do not rev member. Before leaving the room I mentioned . to Lord Westmoreland that I had reported to Lord Hastings representation made by the Du of Beaufort, but effect, and I added that Lord Hastings had sent a letter to Messrs. Weatherby desiring them to scratch The Hut I bad no control over or interest in the horse, and I was no party to his being scratched; and Lord Hse,ga, in the presence of the gentlemen whose names I have men tioned, accepted the exclusive responsibility of the aid. In conclusion, I beg most unhesitatingly to state that I had not betted one single shilling either on or against The Earl for his Derby engagement--I am, he., "H.meaT PADWICE. "4, Hill-street, Berkeley-square, Jame 16." The Hon. Elijah Ward, for many yeas a repre sentative in Congress of the city of New York, has arrived in England after a long tour through Europe sad the East, and returns to the United States In August. Mr. Ward's week's in Congress on commercial and financial questions, and especially on the reciprocity treaty with Canada, are well known to all attentive observers of American politics. Re ban always been • friend to England, and the more distinguished of Sneak bennelliss in the States bear witness to his ample and generous hospitality. ARCUDISITOP TENDIOPeB EknooL.—Leafy J une never fails to be as welcome to the schoolboy as its sun shine is to the haymaker. It brings to him the excite ment of prize distributions, with which the pleasures of his long vacation begin. This happy time for the school 12 Castle-street, Leicester-square, dates froze yesterday, when they were dismissed for their Ifidiummer holida ys by the Bev. C. F. M il ner, the head moan, ' after Yr. Shaw Lame, M.P., had gone through the ewe. moony of distributing several certificates of the Conseil of Science and Art, five free scholarships, entitling the holders to twelve months' gratuitous education ' and book prizes to eighteen other deserving pupils. The boa. member spoke • few words to the boys of FWD for the past and encouragement for the future. UNTFERBITT Couzatt BoEooL.—The mound annual meeting of the Athletic Club of this popular edam) took place yesterday, in the grounds of Beaufort Thorp Wellman-gram. Serb weather, aided by an ontractive programme, induced a large attendance of keep and gentlemen. Sixteen events were disposed of, the primal ?paneling of cricket beta boxing-gloves, Wessman, limed jugs, photograph albums,. writing desks, dreams-case, and five cups. The prin cipal prise for Q. champion Pone race was carried off by Mr. A. B. Idly, son of Mr. A. 19 Kelly, M.A., of Brecknock-terrace, Camden-road. It i s a silver vase of handsome design, and oarteinly wearron in zollazt style. There were 17 entries, but Mire , who took the lead, and was never heeded, made the pace so terri fi c that many of his competitces gam ia long before the goal was reached. Yr. J. C. Lawrence, the favourite, was second, and the mile was got over in 6 min. 16 eec. Mr. Kelly, who had previously won in a hurdle race and got on a par with Mr. C. A. Wood, the best jumper of the day, was overcome by the heat and exertion, but he soon recovered, and received an ovation from his schoolfellows and friends. Re was qualified 134 did not enter for the mile race for youths under 15 years of age, which was won by Mr. L. Basle, in 6 min. tO secs., Mr. E. L. Fleming being second. The prime were ex hibited in the stand, and distributed at the close of the sports, which were enlivened by the performances of a military band. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL floarrrY. —A special price and pelargonium show, which will be continued to-day wee opened yesterday at the socistylltritiat South Kensington. The attractiveness of a Roe day, the anticipated onellenee of the exhirrtie;;34 the presence of the band of the Bo al Horse Guards (Blue) brought together a largeand fashionable attendanbe. The collections included me rare and beautiful pleats, amongst which may be mentioned "clpirmirmate," ex hibited by Mr. Charles Noble, Bunn e Nursery, Bagshot ;by viteliam!' , hop .J. Day, Tot tenham; and "Dipladenui amabihs, by Mr. B. 8. Wil liam.; Paratliee Hatoiial§lo34 11:k Win. Tours group of roses,. which was the only one ex hibited at. the show, was the subject of much Admiration, and Mr. Henderson's bedding plants in bores also at tracted a good deal of attentiOn. The coltivato of real and other pelargonium' were numerously Amongst these chorusing plants was pee al a vereeakablat nature named " Lord Derby." Its foliage is dark green with a well defined dark none, and the .Ik/Well intone Markt of a very bright shade, large, and of very tine tenet end substance. At 3 o'clock as election of fellows** place, wheat the chairman (Mr. Geo. F. Wilson, F*B.) declared the following candidates to be duly elected, via Daggelkay, Rowland Zniott, Ralph Bad, k lonidei. B. D. Seism Earl of Stair, Ike. VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR SICK CRILDRIOL ci z a t objecb of this inatitution, which is dictated in the read Wed, Caim, are the taestment ia-patiente of thildren between the egee of three and twelve year, , 444 the treatment, as out-patients, of cluTdren years of sr. The hospital was established is the 11166, and Enos that period considerable Ira* hear derived from it, as shown by the proceedings at the annual dinner, 'Which took plans peter& at Willis' rooms. Einvetrest, tit. Jeirn's, smiler the nil Lord William Lennox, in the unavoidable Duke ad Richmond, 'who had been tp Mat pellicle's. • n. Cover' of • i ssued Govt j o ideircom yesterday, Mr. X.P., moved the thanks of the court trixer l = f Mist onasaimiener of the City palms, fee • tho eilbsintir spa ▪ r in which tho hod seder his the special duty of the gaol t grr. 1 4,V 1 4,11 ffeerions:hoose th e confineenitist ad& OW the Minima Omani. Mn lidamma Moses siseasied /hi motion, which was earrinolue..ars id l usi liel e rrn Stlerk . zet a letter from the Rome to Chi of Leaden, request:Mg . - thi7n " tril;eroier 1/116 411141111 e gestures which they IDIOt have to offer for carrymod the act of parliament provides for alLearecu the future taking place within tinnier= walla TLelsAer was referred to the Gaol (loss tee. ROYAL NATI4. Samos, lizer.cmoss. annual "ward of cedetcldps and distrilintlior of end prizes took place at this establishment yesterday. large Ilehord-roces which the wiresnony took .plecelmai crowded With Title, the ladies Predowe'Reliat u riligt tastefully deems with dad's, eveldtreil, - devices. IlLr. Alfred Roses, the semekiit rape* el, affa atemelme, teed Ai, were Wt#l7 4 1 4elet Isafr ' vectored to - Tie. ortQwi Otsloitr eceaboAls.,Te.ll ,o l 6 V r=rd da ft % rlizeilifti le • f l 4 .l d rer s =ushotrect. W., aptr sad la afgrselek • DB. Alt,keiall'n 1.40RT-Rsowlt °OVUM', 011ei ti rsarr ns ai 4 l , ted tr i ttoc ui ttr i r= l 7=o4Am WVir a tiZers uil aol D liver Qt We vine pratto2=as ta r eheae a r io. at . now attre.. t urslta th les=cumpjg Via. fteutr im eardtalstpa r lL scent* sof'. U;J:) -, L1 I • • ••• ••• P. ...• : ~ 5 rid Lwoquic.,3 • `tc, . a1.:N.16i . 4: • .4dca . i i cut itt socaw.:4 QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre.—Manager, Mr. W. IL Lamm. Oa SATURDAY Hex% Jane H_, will be pvilield • liklet et extra bi by F. C. Burnand, Rag., entitled FOWL PLAY; OR. RR HAZARD. Made by Mr. W. H. llonmeri. Butner, by Hr. J 01111•011. Supported by Neon. J. L Though, C. Wyndham, O. llnrray, W. H. Stephens, Illaa.,*; nen (her !Wet appearance here, and Mine H. Hodeore In active priraUnn, a New and Original Drama, in Three Aeta, entitled TIME AND THE HOUR, to which Yr. and Hrs. A. Wigan and Ur. J. L. Toole will appear.