The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-10 00:00:00

7 (77 • r k,VI-;;;Je6 .06,-e'c'-a. ( *** .f.,, , 0 .-00 :e._„7 - ' ' --."%'......._..- j ,. . ‘ l , f4 Y _ __ e_. ° 1 4 .v 4 --- __ itairrt% 126 _ r);; n JUN No. 6,815.1 \ ; A. A 11111.11111. A tamt rutin, New Zealand, ~d. and Brwiln. Cluspext varnages t, all pat" in ~..m ; •”.4 1.0a0.t and and ntrured CIiAHLE., 6 HAMMOND and Cu., ' se, iv.. i;rnorwholn4g.nt wet. RC ill: is ES. Dirvet Routc to .listuover.Bruns . , Nuttla (),.Haan L1,o),1•a , 7 7. 1 , 1 t i t. ( 1111 5 7 , Mf/ITE, aptain .7.ITETTMANN, Ai an,. It, rolling at Ittarkwall at 12 lavn.—lnte. to Mrstara, £2 and fl; aid f 1 ha Apply at ('MAl'7.lN'tt Universal .; to t•1111.1.11.t.t.. ottAVE.. 4 . 1141.1., . t.! INastan'ahouse, (!maatanr, tirrat Town.- sill l'A‘ ,. l‘ iNiliA IItUTGATION and CANAL COMPANY. s • t. t• II El: LitY I: IV EN. that an APPLICATIONS for . • •••ita K the "Mar A and IsEHA it UNDER.- . • h. C.aaitai.y ..taaikt be DELIVERED at rhea tt 4114.6'1PM P•OutliwafirkabriAltgr, in tha . tt tit vr la•trit• kr••DAY. the• lith instant. • r .• I irrrtora will pr....v.41..1m ',Bolus-tit. •• .It:rr IP. - 401112r1rIldVt•rthgel2U.11411 and pro•pecttviaa, • 1.t.11 at thr ilnapanft. t.—ltv order, JOHN WESTWOOD. timmtary. Li, • toktrett•rizef. SeutLwark•bridge, JUR. 4. INGP. ASHUILANt:E 14(K:IETY. INSTITVTED 182.3. a Marts -Upwards of Floc and a Quarter ILLMen& Arnaud Ineutut--Half u IL nu** Poi.l—Sevrt. mod Halt Million.. i.i ►~ is • r• r r!tt, trthe met" , allotted to the Armee.' Qumuumuus:Lily. • intlo ito Au Wed to, rOix k C L pwarda of Four Ildhoa. P. o• recur. r.. t±tutr:fent. of Am...nude. ire.. apply to the .. • 11.. 444" t I odeln. WILLIAM SAIIV}.2. DOWNIat. Actuary. L ONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and RC 11.1.1N0 COMPANY :Limited . . ('here—No 107 4, Fenchurrheanes, EC. tt t.nry rear, voa ou t i LPtaNIT at kV I • R PkIR CENT. 1 NTERECT, '. i A f t " , 4 ! :If h il t, :!'; ' ' ' . 'ic Zlliotrret nn .1.111 , 4 of LW.) and ilPar - -rd , it ;. • :ted ti.r not Icon than our y. ar certain. JONA TH A N TAYLOR, a:cream-F. TINGE, SVIZItEY.-IEL11:1111.1; FILLILIIULD ISCILDINU LAN] . - - • R i‘„ is aoh in. T :t s fu rn et ui ed to SELL by •N 10. ~1 un. ns, nt Ir. for I. Ft iftTY•iggrl.fiTh of L v . ttj . : •I I:I 1.1101.11 111'11.1111: lAN Is, Itaririg van:lank:Mint •, :h.' I•voire mad awl Mime... IL road., elote• to the Rodsin en, and within half a mile at the. Arierley Railway SU, The . pi .. being nr...ortiotolt at la/w expellee r.: den, and the ..ntate Is well adatt,l for the erection of _r hr 4 ne gen.:detached villa, !kiln tenth', of the Intrelusae /11.4 tgagY 01 VOW IWI at 5 per ..-nt. Itite•rt.t.. • paid in tone 'ear, I) equal quarterly iiselabarut.. or the may 1..• I.aid .t 1.1. y 1.100 vriti t ctiatiow , Dtaly 0,44.181.41 on 5,1,1 otter H4.11.1. 6 y. th.• 15/.1.1n Haul 11.%.•nt. Penge.neut : of T. W. •• N. Fenrhiaerinetryrt Ifrestra hitert- sod •aiveyers. Ifl.homtate•etp.4 Within e.f and of the Auctiotimr, at the Otheim of the • , o r nen lAnd and ituihting I rnnp.sely (i..irnttrA:, No. %vim - -; AND :,PIRITS. ‘1 1.. ALIqiED LAMB b,hrs to annotinae that .43 !. PERU .DICAL SALE of WINES suit sPutrnt. with • - Inn no hold a tho Comm.-nisi Smlo•routin, sit Its IW, Jun. 11.-4.3, Mark.hbrw, W. Convenient lIOUSE to be LET t licrrnt, rime to Statinn.—Apply to Yr. POOLE, Ilotrrow. N.W . ~I•N'WET.L-I'ARK, Mid-Kent Line, two . • •. walk Ir.nn L441).11;441 Station.—SEIII.DETACRED , ••i I c. nt t.. —Appt7 on the ItiniA., or so Mr. u -tra,4l.lftee. I.l'll'N A v.•ry c,/nv.nil•nt. SEITT -DE ttt t• I! .I.A. with a Lance Garden. to LET. Venetian ; tr. Mr. %VIVI/MR. 1.44. atmnt, Komi : 4 Q114.4-1..40•041,1114,, E. 1% lAL•II.‘I.TtIN. healthiest spot in England.—A A • 1 r HED VILLA RESIDENCE to LET in the A • A 1.14) on the Prt mix" or to Mr. MARTIN, F. f 1: WESTTIOURNE TERRACE.---To be r-r mrsinr.NrE. n-w!/ 44..0rw1.d awl n. nbank and front. TC.I . MOI N;! MOP,EY. -tediun.T. lk. Bridickerraoe. Warwick *At E ri(oterr.tllLE INVESTMENTS.— , ;4..1., t,. p.r C•-,,t. par Annum nn outlay. It A I:taita.lir.ltti, CAPITALIRTA ~7 Introwtmento, cbould nod S IN VE....TMENT 1U:11.7LA6 lymat_ tract. • 22, Pnttltry, EC. • - - ` I ON EY.—r2o to i:500 ADVANCED imme- I 44, ftimituw, aithnut removal, publioity, or law M..y F. piaci t.y . ...Ay instalment.. No eUrge if destined ',rm.. :7 yr , r:t • tor VW cod amr).-Apply yerammlly as dm } It 'E.. routamaptorralreet, arand. M rot ts-sohr. 0.. pr,lsrumg. an. MONEY, in ham. or small amounts, and for losx c . : n: r,= • with or without a WO polka. e• te.• All.•N AL tit.74l2l.,Ltbr AN•IndANC N VOII.- I.•N Y Lomvel.. 41.1.tmfrrea1ne1. Waramabasy, 1 IERTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE- I 1 1.11 At a Profroacional flontlanuin of wart*, and re- V.' t,. Ins et charm* to the creditor, upon a onrandad of on s • , n the 'meant rereverod.—Apply for taddreas, or by rear t.• A 7 a:Z.. aty-road. NAL I? A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 4, 5 • • E.C.. Negotiates Tartarrablps, audits and ,1;...t '..4...r intillata sanuanta, affinis armagameolts with obaut millfteity, and perp.es soartenta fnr Part of 14110.0 of Re•PT•4OII., l.i. Interests. and Annaitaas .1.1.0 sad money obtained in easinaation with Ilra AAKIIIIIIOIP. ME. RES sur)Eli is instructed to HELL or LET ceirarritlt and TOWN IinTATI44, MANSIONS, and 1! , 1•L'ILT". Furnished and I.7aturn4ahed. Minato in rimer Gra► t ark, Hertford, Canon, Bolton. ntration. Owner. Half Ik, o. herhelay, Hill. Lliarlie. Bruton, Albemarle, (Tattoo. and 1 , -. ' , tree", Plecadinr, Park-Banc. fit. .0..., AlbnC /Seftraire. Eaton. reclestan. Beekeley. Onalow. and 11•116V.I. Prim...rate Term, and fiardens. Qacerettiate and ',met. Pinter of Wales's-terrace. llyde-parkmite, Eu Thu Holton., Notting. hill, Eiloitei.neeplee " , a- A7dt navilhanor. lineatanorznlona. Eaton-place. Not .d. Form hill, Dulwich. Ealing. Br rle. Bedford. Donet. Hants. • • - , , MM n leant, money, Yorkolure, Cumberland. Cheshire, °tun . •T. Oxford. Isle or Wight. Cardigan. and Ualway.—Partecalara ' • In in , Heltrter, with ardor, to Maw, ma be obtained. . o mamas. m at hio ante., Now. fl and Cl, Ily. CIIATIVOOD'S " INVINCIBLE" SAFES • LOCKS for Authors and Others aro only to bo bad tram u .4 th. Chan. nso !tat, of 30,000 francs at the Paris titat.r.r.4 Depot, Landon, E.C. RE! I x NCB LOCKS, FIRE, and WEDGE ' ;- • •• MFRS.—if r.O wish to rurehane • rood second-hand : • • !Safe aMly t. JOHN TANN,IO, having glum •—• of owwiderably ruder the °signal _ . . 'ND-11:1ND FIRE Lind BURGLAR-PROOF . 1 la Ere pure:has= Pond for Grabill** lloathly Marr, Thomas Porry and ham., Montan. • — old. and every railltellt maker, at about half tho prim warm with 'loth. A lame d0110t47 of Tomes le, Apply to GRIFFITH:4..O. Annnnatr.vi, `'•l ! anrl Co., beg to announce the male, "LI) trakathq . .., el. oxpoat)-wrnEET. W.. • • • •• • •• anal sliwiow of that brans+, of their OLD STOCK • r • Iti l IVI N t LAto prineipally for table uat. at a •• t• tt•wi the usual pliers. SALVIATI'S NEW Ott•' A ICS. BLOWN 01.AM4 ("TANDY:I.IEIIW. MIK. I t A's aliniFs on view at their new establialutiout, • I I CRYSTAL SPECIACLEH of we11.,,11..nre . ,, 11..nre ran unix b.! had at td.. imat ftumellwtreet, •Tisw , h MUM-13111 Gate,. The very brat .stabl Immo. • 1 and las —THOMAS HARRIS and WIN 4 1 11. , ...gmst persona using Uttar name. Eata. trawcliww.. nr a/wittA. J(..sI.PH GIL LOTT'S sTEEL PENS. '..1.1hy throlgultout Cho une.l. Y (MAIM, COUCIIES, and SOFAS, t!“. bert made. 300 daimon ahapeo conotaatly on view for ••• • and immedirt• ttolirory. Fogy i s a mode to soy -.r • on aossovol. YLLItEIt and MOM opholieotes, %ad al, • • el, C1afi....4144•4•1, , FaMory. 34 and 30, Clammier Onc-L—An illustrated ontakortto non fmo. 1/OSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS 'NATI:MAL BELTTXR WATER !ay d is a why mar Bournemouth. and ha+ the screeabyt inviceratent properties of the true Reiner. but is Iv fn. front the 4.4.4.rnimte eomlwwnde often and in the Lta .f eteffe of imitations. be. Hrwll reports tt. on anatpls, as r u fz i t i t .fidwirofr. T eaatsaclT,. =VW true Ham rr and Co., Bournemouth. Proprietors. Dinners/Ed and Os.. Readatreet ( " Un 1)(144 ‘ •J. B. Barnes, Xsichle ; bridge ; rari, Roberts. Place Vendome. SCII I NI.:PPE'M MALVERN SELTZER, .m the Malvern Water, an long celebrated tor .‘”"? t"t!te IS protected by a label. baling AAIIIO and i k t rho. at London, Liverpool. Derby. Bristol. 191 E BELGRAVIA MACTILNE. --" Certainly tt-, 1.1. • t und nomplPte. tronsAlev2l3PdA ootfic. ."; ' ^t:t•htni embrolden." —., • _ • : •.: I A Wlweler sod • , ..s. n! wesstle JuurnaL—Depot 9D, Met M''• HoWARD, SURGEON D&NTIST, 35. FiP. Unmet • In- (rm IA till 5. Consultation Pre*. mid SONS' TIMPERCEPTII3LE . 1 :: -1, arknowlsrimd to bs th• liglitmt and mot comfort ' • ' t! Mastic etnelcingr• Knee-CaDti &c. for " Ti ans... ler.; Abdominal Herta, Radwaz (nave • ' ,•• ••• rt.svoil log ii.. Arms. Hands. of c manufac ture London. MLABeHOLD ma• and cmt for Ruurrnionit and prime forwarded. An ex- gefeb Klt.m.,:•• w to attend on Idies. l I VAIi vont noon WITH NA] DIRE's T Ili,. la (f all Mendota. I X ItIIIESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILIM A I:. ntle Aprripnt 'owl • Powerful Took. 0, .1 E.erfolarre, iu bottles L. lid. ■. 90.. sad IL. A V. g N DERCI.OTH INC: for LADIKS ut tli Wieecfale Prove. —CHAS. AMOTT and co.. Pant's, hate lately puirLaved fu Itanehmter tame worth of tuparew Lerarlethv. at an CtICTIZIOUS tmluctiun in ce. pri _which they hare manufactured. and will veil during Ow work as follnwa c't.m.m.lea. :rem t.d. 111andanme fralrel Akins. ttf. I Id. amerulf v. tsinuntd lace. tit. eti. I PetUccata with inerrtium M. lid. ran. vd.l, o , hinan. A sGrk, Gd. Frilird Pettieuata, with werk, ladies' Dinner*. Yid. I ev. _ . _ _ irisoviori bor, lr. 40. I PrTlVriflighl4rownr, 90. Drawer.. with work, lr. 1144. Niatinowns, wtt rich work, I•. 11.1. ehrinirrs, trirain;.d taro, ht 40. I The Ilagniar Night Drew,. St. lid. 41. in..., *Mt wo.k, Ir. 110. Thi.oo...rio• Night Ihror, 7... 114. Pettio oat,. with 7 turkr. s.. lid. Moraine W TII, from I. tor thr criebnitrrl Portumed Coorr44.— vines repro rrotang IJO device, for Loiter' wear, port fire. 14.1101 T and tki., ill and at SR Pant'. ELEGANT RPRINO BILKS. PATTERNS POST FREE. Japanese Sate, 132. Gd. Black Olacc Silks, 1 guinea. Stilted Japanese, Its. Id. 11lae.k lino arida, LI 5.. Gd. 11.cuic Joioucio., I suit.... Block Oros de L.. 1141.... Pi go Tolosa Lolls.' Mks, tl 1.. Pd. Moak limo do Sued. Ll M. Q. Fri-ticli Check Bilks, 11 rinses. Black Or de Lion, 3 goineso. Jatodiard Japanese. MIAs. ed. !Bask Oros Royals. 2! Anineoa. Probob Riney Silks, t guineas. Block Copied Milk., 3 genie... RH h Plain Olare Inks. L'S 3a. Black Noire Antiotnea. CI las. 2.41. 1....0..1. Sidi.... IP los. Cd. Block Morning i((lks. 11 r.. 111. b Emir. Anhepw a. 0 11%. M. Black JR-.anns. Mack CI as. ad Wedding. Silks, 3 guinea.. Black 5a . !guinea, One II sindrod and Plfty Enaroviropi of Voshoins Pips. The tamest Jacket and Costume Moor Room in bleed& t'llAS. mid Co., al and eh St. Nes. lAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES.— During the week we shall show • lam amettment of these 1..,01h.1.1n.. fabric., iinaorparard in rtenacie. end good taste, in aU colour. Oa lid. tnr i yardA. Peturnx post tem. cH•s. AMOTT and VV., al awl d 2 14. Poor. M AGNIFICENT TussoßE PI'ItCHAPIE.—CHAM. Alit= and Co, Rt. rand's% AEI THIN HAY. RIO TrfaKPRE ROBES, unt•loidcred wan Alt. °clonally 'minas. In bull' ra u d waw =tloll *lnt., all at fa. Ild. FamOe apnn pt of atantp‘ ADIOTT and Co.. II and IL Ht. 1 5,000 NEW SPRLNG DRESSES, from o‘. I Id. lull dram to 3.a. in Muslin. Alpaca. Sultana (loth, Lima, Grenadine, l'atta•rna peat trae. cHAs.fon and co., el and 11, St. Paul's. J A CKETS for PROMENADE. TLo• New lO 18 9 71r I,itiors 1 S 4 The Grazir The Azwroil.. I IS 6 The Sultana 2 P.. To. 210.4 v. Mk Ilsr ntternirt Th. Etym., 4 OUIT•PA., Hamann lb. trading Nnvetnes of th e Season, On. Hamann and Irrity 2.l3.2arings, Pon fro., nrnring the lAndunrut nt the Millar rancten. The lanced Jacket and Mantle Show.roanne in England are at t HAS. AMOTT and Cm., al and 62.. Ht. Londnn. :::: TM- Rourvno•nt li Rubies. ...ti IS 6 ... 3 3 ... IS S VALICOEM. LINENS. ?MEETINGS, and 441241:14.AL I.IO.A.PERY. EITRAORDINARI LT C. H ZAP.— uns,44. amurr ..ad co.. Rc ra.r., will SELL, during Jun. to.fal worth lit tM above. Muds at a great rednetinn, for rash. This it the largest and duarrnet lot of genuine useful drapery that has ban iwered for sale since the outbreak of Ow rebellion in the Soothe:li titers of America. We Outdo an under a few lop:-900 paws of red bog coth. worth Sa W., will be sold at I. 114 d. per down ; 1, bin pieces of Iran cloth, suitablo ter nightgown., ongi ottlly W. Rd.. are all marked U. Ud. per down; several h undred pi ms of line Harman' and India linageloths. worth 7. tl, will be eland ont at 40. 4111. per dawn ; • tare Int of all horn glaanclotha will be Pohl at Is. owl. per twelve squares—these goods are very the up: Flaw cloth. at 3s. lid.. Os. Hit, and 0.. 91., worth more than doable the money; 1,001 pairs of .tort cotton .hate, originally h. at. will be vial at 4. 11d. per pair: a large lot of cotton shads, lightr inches wide. will be sold !row an. 11d. to ISt at per pair: pair+ of linen dents. all Him. will be sold at 7a. 114. per icor void 144. al. . • stout linen abw•tc , largo sire, at 10s. W. 14.. 9d., and lb. . %L. worth front 14a. biL to Yu. ; SOO dawn at o.wellingn in various maker. aro marked at 44. and 7s. net par dos n. worth is. Gd. and 174. S6O down very heavy, all linen medical ruttier towels, nsu.lly sold at IN. Id., will be sold at Ir.. 11d. per ,Morro; 2,000 done of good nursery diaper. will he sold at at. 4 id. per 13 nquares; WO dawn very heavy, all linen, for lid., worth N. dd.; magnificent doable damask table cloths, two ardn square, W. 11d. ; Imre rise. to dine 14 pwrona, worth Hs.. will be sold at 10. ad.; 470 dorm an linen. real Hamlin"' damask dinner napkins, worth M. ed., for W. 11d. per down; 300 down in acid large W." worth its, Id.. for 7. 11d. per down; 1.2110 dosen of cambric handkerchiefs, an linen. will be sold at la lid. per down ; several hundred pond heavy had qullto at half their oust of production. Gamin forwsetivd on receipt of sta CHAR. ANOTT and co., 61 and GS, Rt. eau London. ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. CILtS. AMOTT and CO.. Bt. Paull. will SELL. Oda dap, *OCC yards of purr. ALPACAS. In venoaa colours, at Std. par yard. worth le. rd. These goods are of dna quality. and nearly a yard wide. Patterns post free.—CHAS. ANCrIT and Co., ed and t 9, St. Paul% London. SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. cnstrzaKnvx PILLYCIPLpi. Mr. T. W. RTC1a107.17;170 - nt;;;;;;r7ll;teinees on teea prineiples in the CAty in Ink ham now the honour to announce his return from Bordeaux. and to SUBMIT, at PRICES on Chic , mama. CLARETS of IMO, l Intl. and Ink of qualities have been natty belated for eek yobbo sale Mover of the ISE) tha at t may pries. The two former vintages are seven—end three—years in bottle; the two latter ran be had either in bids. or by the arrow the lNl'a are &viand in Bordeaux an unequalled during this century. The Mowing are a portion of this stock, and can be ordered from that In Umtata. or direst from Ma maw abroad. Tel wm be erne on annual ar mem% gemewateed ef *air repremoted growths. The stork has oost seleetimg over OLEO. Sinters Irae, bottled tea 11W3—and the IN ! in 1563--eonsist of La Row, term. 1.1. Boer, Co.' d'retoursei. the Chateaux Deem la Greace. Leovillo, Barman. Latour. Mouton. Margaux, and ratiallllll4 (nearly all botend Lod 'earl --AL Julian IA Ron% (lea' d'latentsn. Ono* la lawn tae Clanean Lathan/a, Lendlle, Latour. Haut Brion, Yunnan. and Lane, int.; also all the (hdlnalten Maui de Cake. and Eska. - 111a — apTltiFF. fl71mBotg.;211117 Cdsh..—Fronslss. St. &ninon. Rt. tierran, _St. Zetephe, Bourg, Grand Pmdeatt, Phelan, Womaux. Ornwo, eamon-Vacher, Brown Centeno's, Pabst. (4+-L Latearknnret Intersope.OrdorcLepur, Dente, the Glenda Minable,. and Ordina . Maims= Im Harman, Montan, and an the Grand" Tina, °nce For Prise Leta, Marini it Meek In London at llordsoms, samples, An. addniss T. W. STAPLETON. 201, I=steireat, Gomm of ecndaltserset, W.—Entablished In et, in 18,000 BOTTLER of CHAMPAGNE, at TH3E,w per done, engall sold, • further eontrael for HMO bottles wit s ry dry 1104 Epsom, Champagne has just been eon. elated h the Moms. De Venom. of 33 rein' connexion. These winer are full bodied, dry, and In high ocardltion. Caars of three dozen sent for IS Be., on approval or return.—Addims T. W. IiTAI LLTON. 203. Regent-street, corner of Conduit-street. Eater limbed over 30 y. ars. 2,000 MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOTTLES of 0461TTNTAGE CHAMPAGNE. This mageOl not Wise win be MXPPlied IM superior to oar ever shipped. having earned first pries et raria. Owes of 1.1. at Ws —Addrer, T. W. STAPLZTON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD. in bond at U. or duty pakt at 112 per east (12 dopey:•, vintage 1110. or by the down at Ida In one or throe dozona—Can be tasted at T. W. STAPLETON'S, 203, BeeecGet.• eet. FrilE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd and ft Rbtppmmeats, fla tm Orna rot Quarter casks of this purr CADIZ RT lave arrived and been sold at Llolot mail r duty paid. since Nerytember. laM The 3rd and 4th shipmate are now landing, cornmeal of 3111 quarter maks. Prrnkadtafore. to pines. each. Sempee or free tasting at T. W. si. PA Imors, 71, Herfentatrefit, corner of I Maim ...meet, W. QTAR GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The second A 7 i•hipinent of this sunnier, pale, delicate, soft, nutty IMES itHERInt has arrived. Per quarter rook 11l It.; or by three dorens, 115.. Per doren.—At T. W. STAPON'S. QIIPERII IMO VINTAGE PORT.-20: 4, 2ipez, l•- 7 Mt quarter: casks. or 11.P.A drama. The third on of tilt se much admired Ports, select r% hy Mr. tiTAPLA: Non the Alto Douro in IM3. and shipped by him without the usual addition of IS per tout. of aotimPate and serrapida ; curarauently are elan, wift„ pure Ports of the old type, and lit for immiiatc trie : or. if I..atied, with certainty of hemming in two years. Prise per pipe, Y. dio , n fid• qiiseter c or ks. or per dozen, 3 1 s. rd.—Address T. W. NTAPAIITHN, Itcsi ntatresA f I IGEICRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Palo or N Madan, imported direct from JerendcolatFrontera, soft and delicate, free from on:nature, spirit or acidity, and lamely cra mmed as a dinner Winc.—Tarns coda, and carrier, paid by the importers. PEITTHLAN and BONG, ISA West Strand. Price lists post hoe. (st . Patl t :, (8 2 . 4 . 1. e 1 n eT . sbipptapg. tali imported direct and frdb. highly ronnnkworndad tor requinnti:::ndno and nutedfoua .—Tama cask and paid tad Lawton, PRY. TITIAN and POTCR, 432. N ge rvz,,.... lista or randdes for wordrd drain on &wheat:bra" A GOBLET of BURGUNDY FILL, FILL A - IL FOR YE fold aenial.—(lßEAT MUM:RATITE —fiestalan Brltormw. REA r.InTATS, and CHABLIS WLYES, direct from the UROWER'd VINEYARD. delivered twee, from So ad. par gallon. Pantples and retereneve MS, be had from medical and other enetanwers —Addrems. latter W.) R. MOULIN, at Rotoaneehe. THOIFBEY, CE. N.R—Le_tter, cam of Mr. Dirr.n, ' , nearer, 11, Adam-street, Adelphi, Landon, .hall be trrnarded. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. III*BLLS EXHIBITION, ink The eidelested old IRISH WHISKY mined the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL —lt le pure, mUd, mellow, 11410.140/11, and very stolen:one. Sold in bottles. le. ad. eseb. at the retail booms in London • by the. swot* In the prinnirkl town. in England : or stainede at I Cheat WWll:dile:beet, London. W.—Obae.rve A be rod may . pink label. end reek branded "Itinalinn'm Wldelry." nAELOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, $ new inventton. so admirably oontrired that a full butt. aa well so entailer coolie, may be mimed or tilted on ft without labour or tremble. Ita art= is en impalpable that the sediment of the moat lintykl fluid 11 n.. pwaibility can be dieturbetl. Prier 9e.. Us., lta. to start sad IS scam cealutt ItolirS SELF-ACTING RYPHON TAP. No reat.rea Impaired. No more gat beer or sour wine. Rim ja. fa.; Clitt.O. eleotroplatod. M. Apply dtreet to J A MEN pokf .MOO., 14, Wing Willhunotreet. Mansion.bouse. Nee that Ids name and addreos are on every wade; W others are p,punion• iialtdbikfts Env - orb/M.I , MM EPtobliothat 1590. T ICULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies T. now become an important feature. lance the intradunr lion of A worn Ten, nearly 40 year* age, the EAtIT LVDIA TEA COMPAN Y have, on art oust of its great raresurth and exquiarte flavour. promoted ito .ale by every mean., The Yea Diaries, then eminned to Upper Amain. have gradually eateadal. and Teas from other larnt of India are arriving. Ohm. offering greater Yarietim. The Company are now AlAlla. Carhar, arieeling. ka .at from lad. to Y. 2d. per lb.. and China To.. M U.UIJ. —Ware house... No. lit Great Bt Tlelon'achurebyard, flishopogato. Plies INA fru warded on application. JOZEAU'S COPAHINE.—In chronic or recent vditemes • cure u effected in an aveimm of six days. A proved by the Paris Physieians' Academy -Aoki chemists. ts. td. tienend Depot. in Pans, as H. assets phar nwisn, 151 , rue Vsntmartre, and, in Lona" at O. Joatan'a French chemist, 49, Haymarket. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1868. Akr of MPF.24DLNU M()NEY.— -To make -lk mope!. r • mimosa' dOeil., and the art of ependlng It warn)." requite s but little Mudy to render it equally %airmail. Mateo. prim a erne that money raved la money RM., conaoqiiently it is of the Pram% important* that a purchaser should adopt the moet milventageoi a method of expending it. Those who can pay et ahY money hold a meat power; Mill th e y rennet obtain the tun value which it naturally commands unless they select houses In which imminent a conducted nn ready money prioriplivi exclusively. the kern competition between houses of this order pr.ena adraut.K.• to the public which no other system can oter. The exclusive ready monry system is to buy with. ea well IN to all for ready•nioney. Manufretuivve and merehante are attracted to houses on that system, and darpom of to them firms the great amomnlatinna anA over-product:lnm of Mod. which moot ten mid at • Ices. Thum thu buying power of the readymormy system Mirka the warehnume with a large pouting& of It. moods at lamer mime than the coot of production. and tonna the linit of the three main chromate which conattate the welling power of the resilymoney system. The emend element la the avMdance of Inno. Nn moilft im Oren. mummiliontlY no extra Mutt. lie iequired to cover bad debts. The thud element is the economy 01 time. No abatementm are made. nomiequently no want e of time In argument to mottle the price. which la miviroit upon each meek, in plain tlaunr ; othetwime it would require the expense of three hewn the number of amistanta to do the eanie amount of Dualism. To add extra profits for the purpose of taking oaf a discount making an attainment or an allowance. is against the ideas of a trader upon the true ready.sounty system. During twenty-two years the above spites. has been rigidly eanied out, to the peat adventage of an partite. by nAIitEL BROTHF,nB, mer chant llYdenhant Howe, Ladoga...hill. A2dUEI. BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.— I. The root., Mi., Ina., XV.. 420, 430. • 60a.: thr wairtonstiOn. tr., M. 4d., 11r.. 12n. no. ; the tremors. 14.. len. lin Ml., Is., Sir.. %M. Every style and ciao kern in stork for launrclisto um., or 'node to inrosore. Pattern. post free.—nydenhani Rowe. No. 00, Lod. noterk,Ul SUIT COMPLETE, 42.. SUIT COMPLETE, Sos: SUIT COMPLETE. OW. SUIT COMPLETE, 755. SUIT COMPLETE, Ws. SUIT COMPLETE, 89.. SAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The mats. Mr., 425.., 150. Pa. 705.: the wand/nate. an. 61, A. 61.. 11r.. 12r.. 14... 12,.: the trousers. 11.. Ed. tit.. Sin., fro., n.., fa.. Every style and *he kept M stook for immediate use. or made to measure. Patterns post tree.—Pyikinhaia House. No." Ludgate- SUIT COMPLETE, Me. QITIFrEN . B THEATRE, I.ong-amt.-31banamtr. M. W. H. introw.—Til EVENINO at 7, MARY JONG+. by IRILL WATERS. Mon. A. Wigan, C. Wyndb= eI riti li ttr e l me" lrMt a r l D. N 4 l .7. 4 l.l . no r o! ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Thar: Promenade Conant. Band of W. Hein at IL le. Dozoillt at tron teaW U to 4. NATIONAL ASMEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Hoiburn.—Thu mood aparlinta and brilliantly rirtvrated room and the hod band in London. OPEN for CONCERT and DANCING EVERY EVENING. Musical Dtroctur. Ms. W. A. ream Oat na6 ludtpart a rioro 4.4 li Atirolottir.n. M 4. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING CON CERT, Pt. JanscoNthall. PATURDAY , June V, MS. .--- - - CRAM INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of oolid liahnisnY. nonotruetod both In tam and meckseama so mow* au to realm Oho Mesta of any warm climate. Priem, locked and (me on Load. tags Pianofortes, to. 30, fat and In mums& 66, 43, 73, LI, and 1* wiliness& Stmt-timind• Olft. hum.. 00. 100, and 110 guineas r-Gruswtot u4t. M. MN 110 and aa.s rlijneutnea ODeanss 103, 103, and M CIitAMER'S INDIAN PIAN E, with folding keyboard, I. portable and enne• nient, while the touch and Mir kra Wear PLUM:Mary. Many of thaw trutrunurata ham hems au' 1 to both'. throughout the East; and a msouderahle num torrVsten ittod to In yashta and passenger ships. Prim 46 mum mai Os. rUmftedl. MI. Itaantstaset, W. 43, Moothath-otroot. SICAL BOILF.B, by Nicole liWres..---Messrre. MOTH, PSOWtibl, and Co.. divert importer.. 0 . 21 , =. 441 me rainy ena, wellgunad INOTRI7IIENTO, a I ni a Inn beam, with all the wady intredeeed M. 0 . 0••• from fear guinea. The new beam, with meampusimmitof :Zit/014 sad drum. Mould be heard to be amponiated, a• tie, e re e!! . 4 na:es the car aro mccediasty navel and beam -01, Cliemaide. AILFJL ANDRE'S GOLD PRIZE MEDAL 4 - It 1!it11.310NICIC. may be seen in all Tarletim for M0(691.04 =.1.11011211. and cottage. from I to 100 raiment, at the City KEITH. PROWPF. and Co's.. te, Chespoide. SUIT COMPLETE, 738. SUIT COMPLETE, 808. SUIT COMPLETE, 938. SUIT COMifiTE,IO.S-;.. SUIT COMPLETE, llas. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. TM costa 33... 3%.. it... ff... Oa, ae.. • the waidmst■, M. Id R id.. Ha. ISt.. 14... Idl ; the laeueres. 12e. Ha. 26.. 2%. Se.. Every etylr sad size kept la dock for homelier sae, or made to meow,. Patterns pee free. Pideubare Hoare, SO, Ludgate. bill. _ _ SUIT COMPLETE, MM. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 80s. SUIT COMPLETE, brie. SUIT COMPLETE, 97e. SUIT COMPLETE, no.. SAMUEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS. The jackets, la, 10e. 10., lie., 14e., Ih,lka ; the vainteests, fr. Id., Se. Id., Is.. 61., es. ; the trousers, Se. 6d ~, 7e. Ile., 13.. ISe. Every style end rise kept la Moak tor ImmiediaSe me, r made to 111111141110. Patten& post troot--/pdoolow Some, 30, Ludgatehlll. SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. SUIT COMPLETE, 245. SUIT COMPLETE, 361. SUIT COMPLETE, 364. SUIT COMPLETE, 444. QAMITEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL tF•BON8. 11a., 33a., 411 Ma.„ Ps. Mem as and style is stook for isamadtate use. The Bummer Onwooat, at Ms hoed with aMt, is a wonder 4 value for the rasp. Every style virnaptly made to measure. Patterns post bee SO, Ludgate hill. NE:IBOOK on GENTLE/LOTS AIMEE.— rienses (the be w e i r d Mind Preheats of WM. selebri ties, represent the teehier noel besterdne Mats. an an mu sod moutons. The Book contains the priced sash slue, end new roles for eettmeurore. end la eent post tree for six stoups, dMorted from e porshees—RAlll7EL BROTHERS, Merchant Teams, ES/Arnhem House. O. Ludgate -ha VORDING' S CELEBRATED FISHING " 1 - , BOOT& Warranted, and are soft sod pliable. CORDING' S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING' S FISHING COAT. CIORDING' S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. KINO' THE WELLICNOWN CITY TAILORS, go, OORNHILL. Opposite Plash.laas. ITDILEY, TAILOR. FENCIII.3IOI43TREET, IN•aliv Mark•lsmo. I'ERFECT rrrrnal akincvms. Moderate Charges. T HREE PIGEONS. TWTREE and CO.. DYERS and CLEANERS, Dockhead. BeTenrmdary 44, T04n4.444.44 4 qua1e; M. monnt-ortmt, Onnowntar-mnare. CAYET CLEANING, Bed and Mittman Purify eb Ms Manna. lb& and Damask Dyetnt ro wti every reripl ion or rtleardong, rbareal moderately. and t to great I.lfeetieni by the Metrovotttan Bewail Ineactuna and =Com n, Mhartread, etty.rosA and 472. New Oxford JORNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA EMERY and BLACKLEAD MILLS. Importeet and Mans lecturer,. By Appointment to tbalio, B.E.nourable Boarder Ordnance. LAMBETH J OHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA Krum POWDZIL. es used in bar boonabaki.— Sold . ran where. in tins. ad., ln, M., and as. ; Tadista. JOHNSON, BOFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER .... mama POLISH loononsrewialh for siesosios sod polishing Over, elects° plaids, glom nimble, to. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELt3IOII PURNITITHE POLISH. Sold everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLIM CLOTH L _EVERT and GLIM PAPER. York-Toad. Lawinaan. MAPPIN AND WEBB ane Manabeturess. NAT! s• d OXFORDaTRIST. and 71 CORNIULL. LONbON. MAPPIN AND WEBB' S Canteens MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Elootro Bpooris Torn. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electro Silver Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Paver Steel Table Knives. COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Haat coals cab. ( Coyaklll. COAL.- The CLAY CROBB COMPANY a,roet from tat* Collerka at Clay Crosa—The best, oral to Wall's End. at 21.1. prr tout; Woods, la. Oa& cal dettrosy.—Owdera to CHIEF OFFICE, 12 DURWOOD-PLACE, EDUWAIIE. ROAD, W. TEE RICHMONDS are now 19s. cash.—Mr. F. zcsim.s.z, No. 12. nal-411m, K. Paw-ma PRAUoct. ThYBPEPIIA. CONSTIPATION.—Rvid cure PELLOCB CHAMOOAL, in the shape of powders or 'caiewee Thothly approved b the Aredeeny of Medicine of Park Inwd o l , H. td. lintennek la ed.—hole agent, Hr. U. JOZEAU. /tench Chemist, 0, Haymarket, Laudon. JALEXANDRA PARE Lk.% place on TULT3DAY, 3, wider tbc Normal'lNK Rai 'LAZES. 1868. will F. Jane U. and WEDNESDAY. MOWN of Nevreetle. I Vuteount St. Vinnent. The Marquis of HanMee Sir Frederick Johnsumo, Bart. Ilk Earl of Weetmoriand. H. Saville. Esq. G. Payne,Esq Mr. J. F. Judie. Mr. J. F. Terrell, "The Mulberriee." Ostmark-hill. 8.. Clerk of the COW'. rod pper. Admission to the Park, One Reining each ; adadmian to the Grand ht end (which Is the largest and moot ouizunediewi in the 84fidoml. 14 each, or lie for the two days. Prim& Boxes( in the Grand Stand to hold four .corms may be secured at 82 extra fee each day, and Walls at 10.. extra for tech day. by application LteUrrk of the Couree, or to the Generalliaziaiterivesisiret . N. korsemenallpwed. All deem will b destrornd. Awn details aa to *pedal trailll. and other particulars will be duly swittotuseed. _ _ 14711711;; Company reserve the right at Musing sainistion to soy prism they thin k proper. THE GRAND CAFE and RESTAURANT HOYAk e lle=t-edreet. .tlll ntnitinties to be visited If, eraabl by uilimemt in London. Renowned for cocaina outer. rug liquors of the finest brands. coo Wo rms. FIIIIIVaIar. English and Forrign newspapers. Comfort. abyr The most reasonable priors. Ten billiards. U. NICHOLS. Proprietor. Ti t OHN OOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PASTE la gnarly caparfor Any Tooth Polygon., girra t'lo h pew I.bjbe wintencea io , Arcto the enamel !ruin Sway, and Isparta •ph afta fragrance to tha breath. Prim, la Id. JOHN OOSNELL and PATENT TRI CHORARON, ee newly-invented HAIR-BRUSH. the peculiar meelisnical constructkdt of which anocesplishee Use two operations eg cleansing and polishing simultaneously. W. ter Thames street. late of lA Three lant-nouri. Lo=herd-street. fJest published in royal &mauler, 10s. ad.. with IS Piston. Othe VENTILATION of DWELLING- O/ HO TES. and the UTILISATION of WASTE HEAT from ofOPEN Our D FARE-om estic Fire- MACES. placen By Faasszarcx P23IPaRDP, Jim., author " " "The treaties has two great merit —it le thoroughly sensible and practical. •—lmperial Review. Lon: Robot Hardwicke. 192. Pie:o4lllY. ederenknitie . Win g p IR, pont trim for rac 11 tacal hints on rit: WINE GUID E h E e Parebase and Maaaeemeeet of Foreign Wmea, anon Riolary, and a einninete Catalogue of all tbooe in present vac B 7 Fixotitcx C. Jinx.. Groombridge end Son., 6, Paternoster-row, Landon, INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (zzurzss rriziesaits.) TUB RETURN OF THE ABYSSINIAN EXPE DITION. ALEXANDRIA, Jima 9. Twenty-nine officers and 539 men of the 4th Regiment, and 12 officers and 120 men belonging to the Artillery engaged in Abyssinia, have arrived at Suez and will embark here on Thursday, in the Merapia,for England. FRANCE Y 04 4 -18. itaT 9, Evr lrma: The Emperor presided this morning' at a Cabi net Council. Their Majesties left at four o'clock for Fon tainebleau. C,M;ateOn der Goltz, the Prusaian Ambaeaador, accord. tag to his annual custom, leaves on Sunday uezt for Erna. ITALY. FLORENCE, Juxz 9, ETZNENO. The Chamber of Deputies rejected, in to-day's sitting, the amendment of Count Cambray Diy, the Minister of Finance, on Article 4 of the Income Tax Bill. The tax will therefore be applied to all scrip of the Italian debt, whether held by Italians or foreigners. The loan of Bth March, 185.5, is one exempted from taxation. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JUICE 9, Evionne. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the Beichsrath the bill for the sale of State property was agreed to as proposed by the committee. The house also read a third tinse the bill proposing the withdrawal of 25 millions of the floating debt, to be redeemed by the end of 1869 by means of the sale of State domains. The treaty of navigation between Great Britain and Austria was then approved, as was also the bill iisymAing the inheritance of farming estates. Prince Napoleon mid the Duke de Grammont were pre sent at the sitting. The Preut of this evening says : "We learn from a Roman source that in his next allocution the Pope will declare that he has no intention of relaxing the Austrian Concordat." BELGIUM. BRUSBEL.9, Ann 9, Evrsurn. The elections of members to the ehamtS4have par tially taken place. The number of liberals elected is 25, and the members of the catholic party 32. The returns of one district have not yet been sent iu. The general result leaves the balance of parties nearly unchanged, the minis terialists baying gained one scat. MALTA. MALTA, JUNE 9. Her Majesty's ship Caledonia, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, has arrived here from Rhodes. _ Her Majesty's ships Arethwia" , Lord Warden, and Lord Clyde have also arnved, the latter with her cylinders cracked. CHINA. HONG HONG, May 13. Grey skirtings, 61 catty, 3.10 dole. ; water twist, 16-24, 136 dole. ; cotton, 28 dole. The Canton tea market opened 6 doh. above last year. Exchange on London, 441. SHANGHAI, May 9. Grey skirtings. 6t catty, 2.30 Mehl ; cotton , 18 feel s. Tea, congon market eked. Silk, moderate Wainer. Set tlementa in fortnight, 850 bake. Export to date, 6,876 bale.) ; stock, 200 balm. Exchange on London, 6e. The rebels are again threatening Tientsin, and great distress prevails in consequence. JAPAN. SHANGHAI, Ital 9. Adricos from Yokohama to the 3rd instant state that political affairs in Japan were still unsettled. FOREIGN MAILS. (.110011HATZ11, JUICE 10, I? BO •.w. — The Inman steamer (BIZ London, from New York , now pining Browband Signed tlon, en nude for Queenstown. _ DIUMATCII OF BRAZILIAN AIM RIFFS PLAT* Manta.—Born. •lIPTOII, Jt NZ 9. —The Royal Xail COMPSOLY'R mousier Seine, Captain Wilke, mailed this shensoon with mails for Liston. fit Vincent, Pernambuco, Nelda, Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, Buenos A s, ke. She took oncin pairengers, and a full 01111f0 of and Engbdt merchandise, including ftortielt gold coin, ta8,829 Ho.; French gold COW, 1400 ; Engiiah jewellery, Ira ; French ditto, f 8,1011; end bar select, UAW DF.PATCR OF AllrlOCAll MAILS.—SOFTIIMIFTOV, Jinn 9.—The North (lemma Lloyd's chimer Union, Captain Von Beaten, laded to-day for New York direct, with the English, French, and Ger man mail,, and • large cargo, including jewellery from Havre, %aloe 126,900 Mum.. The Union took out a full complement of peast AMTS. The Tea Duty being reduced, Horniman's Pure re. I. sold at per round ebeersv This idivrettinf ftve , will, when fully !mown. even further !excess the demand far these shalom le ns surveyed teak They we we sold lons., bu t eels la packet', *Fad "Hors ham, I.m...—(Advertiairseatj (STAMPED Id. ADDI CLONAL.) ONE PENNY. bku4l 1..4141' Nllllll' 11A4ETIT INA Xlll Or POLICTIVIIS AND MYREN Palma:runs TO DE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OT THE Cllll3 IIEOLSTHAB, COURT Or BANKRUPTCY, DADINONALL-PTRI.ET.] ANK R It*? L 1.14111, isontuowger, to Nur motel June 14, at U. box xr barer 8.41141. A V, Itosufty-atreet, Wortminmter, mo ldable. Just St, at It. Sootier Lontheth-walk. rittnakt mzt tae St, at It. G rkrl•okie k LAD. lb RH Italk%, St. ',-pthek., Cainarn-towit, tkllnaP, June 1 , 41 at 110. OD I. CATLIN, Child Sulthth-otreet, Southwark, CW1D.614 JUDO M,.4 11. 11111-nead, H. Joluee-wood, late farmer, Jane ra. at 11. yoarta, Ituturirr•buildiner, Islington, fruiterer, June T 4. it IX. . WILLIAM Briny Oubsata, De Wallllll - 4111171, aarl White Hart-alreet, City. meat nalrantan, Jams 31, at I I. ARTI•NI. Hllua.l. W.. Levaaatre-h2raoe, Chaim*, Lead kis of the Umpire, June VI, 6212. Jauser-attert, and Arth, D ?third, . . . . aab raiutin, June 14. at IX. WILLI, II J•lirs RAZ rat, ]howl-grove, and GlOTO4Tielle, U :ryte bone, nu path', June nl, at I. 1. bats rte ear brio. ar.„ Ftwaeurdi-stract, City, general ournash- SiCas 11.14 arid, June 28. at 1. now Rawurr, Hwy helmunda,irinkiner, June rot, at 1. ILLI/1/1 basses, Wells-Amt. Camber=nruth, Jane JoKII Leak 11 BELLAV. Ruckhurst-hill, , June 2.9. at 2. Jaairn W urrc, Linic-terrarc,Ralloway-read.milliwn.June 29,at 2. Haas ere H. Nov Heal ~vs, Upper Raker-sheet, lt.-gents-park, swam err, June 21, at 2. Taoist; AO•Tr.„ Hogan. thawirt, June 19, at 2. Groyne IV A loovorolt Dittonco, Lranbard-street, City, American banker, June 26, at 11. Cu amore Tons,. Ha as rr, Wells-street, Camberwell, wheelwright. June 20. at 1. A soar.w Laturett.,Wonlwieh,journeyman shipwrightin the Royal Dockyard, June 14, at 2. 11,a8.810 Taussow, Cluareir-way, F.uston-road, and Little Drum motal-atnrt, Flaann-mad, earnuire, June 29, at 11. 1108111. 211"11141187ose, Alfred-street, busatsary, late contractor, June 111, at 11. Hreler F.:veer:a, Rlenhelm.aroseent, Notting-hill, journeyman lath render, June W. at (house LAltoe, Canning-town, Essex, budder, June 29, at 12. Prisms fitureirira, Werharabury, Stafer6thire, late licensed vic tualler, June IV, at 12. WII.I.IAN MAAlin, Hampton, Nottinghamehire, late licensed vie tualkr, tune nu, at 11. SoarerMumma uo,wu.v, St. Eckel., Lancashire, cotton wade dealer, June 18, at 12. JANIta CoTTAM, rwal, V, Jane 29, at It. J 0118.141 Hien A IMMIX, 071 1 fairaehire, FOrer, Juan 20, at 11. Sairer.r. Iliermicap, Oldham, cotton; apinner, June 19, at $2. WILLIAK LaolaBB, South Slirel_ ,d- ousel, Jain. 30, at 12. 'one. BATCHELOR, Luton, Bedfordsh., carpenter, Jane 29. at 10. Owen Tie V WM, 011intba181,18Drahleb.,11.4011011102, June 111,8111. }artist Fear Hireeli4d, late iunkreper, June 19, at I. WILUAII Octet. SWIM& Mel dealer, June 19, at 1. Jona thorn', flouthrarram, Yorkshire, Joiner, June 19, at 10. Jane Willer., Berrybarbor, Devonahlre, labourer, June 19, at 12. WILLIAM* AMOESCOI.I.IITr, Banbury, uphaisterer, June ID, at 10. MARTHA Ja mars nos , Batley Carr. Yorksh., Bork dealer,Jturer.,at IL Orman LAIWTV Tiwmu., itentling, engineer, JUT.. 20, at to. Simian Tamer TAIWAN Spring Vale, Staffordohire, galvanizer, June 20. at 12. Ca. 11111.18 RAI7II, Wanbcgoovh, Wiltshire, trainer of rate horses, June 10. at 11. RlrnAlin Here ea, Criehlade, Witte, bontmaker, Jane 20, at It. Caauuxa We, Dowlria. UlainCeirevadOlt, widow, June 28, at 12. Ibtaaallee !Cavemen, Wminesbury, grocer, June V, at 12. Mauto Tlineall, Failings Hreth,Raifortlah.,ininCr,Jane 29,at 12. aus MrernieasJi.s.rene.Weetmonriaustl.inakoeper,JunerAat IL Emirs VIPDXD, Rishopwearmouth, Durban, late beech use kr, per, Jane 26, et Y. 311ATTIMW N4IIIBITH, Carlit [mom, June 25, at 11. °Logue ALAter 21111.1.18. Leck.Yozkoh.,tagint.B.JUnB 22, at 12. Evan Mitts, Cwmpark, (ilanurruansh. labourer. June 22. at 12. WILLI:all NOT Elooleaull, Monmouthshire, beerbouse keeper, June 23, at 127 EVAN .1„a104 11110:R1 Ferry, Glamorganah., labourer, June 19, at 11. rake lit'A Hiatt, Hanley. Stafroolehaw, painter, July 18,14 11. loser% HAY WARD. Solithallololl. tailor, Jew 17. at 12. CRARLER HART, an., Northaffinn shoe manuf., Jane It, at 10. 'WILLIAM* Henan HUTVIIIXBOB, Wur ecater, 1.111102, June N. at 11. Pierre LAWWlR,NBWellativoano4r .Le late eowircrpte,Juneloat 10. JA WILLIAMII, Exeter, lag keeper, June 20, at 11. ausitin*eir ANNuLizio. K., so. JOSEPH WASINO, 11111WIAMA. Yotice batems. DECT.ML . IIIONB OF WVIDE.WIAi. GROROZOUTMR, p 1411 2.- - 111;311 - 1 - 13;;I:ifilltORM-14 dir Head at Is. J led. any Thursday, at Kianesiev, Binoiegnon. TROR•11 WARD and .mg DA TOPA RAVADR, lignl2l. eau. mignon sgenia—gad dividend of Is. 6d., any Th ursday, at Xia- Israel BDIDDDRIIRM. JAMRA HEOIIIB, NRIRMOrt, rosehbuilder—lst dividend of ea 2e,, icy Thursd_ ,ay at IKinnear'i, Birmingham. WILLIAM WADDINGTON. LeirfAtel, 1001iMilpler—dfrldeDd Of 81J., any Holiday, at Harries, Nottingham. June Et E. Jolley. F.railitiritiTg,NOrfolk, wine merehant— June NI. 0. Grunt, Great Tower-street, leather ZEUMlllfacturfr Juse it. W. Lambert, Hertford, fanner—June aO. W. Pullen, Nottingham, cab peoprietor—lmse al J. Taylor, Nottingham, Lee manufacturer—June Ste. W. Brock Plymouth, butcher: June an. J. Holloway, Barnstaple cabinet maker—June 22. C. Brotaille, Liyeepool, merehant—Jun'e is. J. Mackay and C. J. Naeltar, later Pool. timber merchants—July S. H. E. Ma" Lirerpool, merchant. • PARTNEBBHIPB DTABOLVED. _ . . . J. Ae.hip a sa d B. Asimearl, Bindle* phistsrmse—B. Roses and W. J. J. , Boirthimpton-bailelsrs, atteraffe - _ - 0. *keg sad W . . Rae, Liverpool, estate bealiere—C. mem sad J. P. Beam, Hertford, tmiehmakers —B.ovytha and D. Bees, litswz fardweet, drapayt-31. J. Winn! Mad 0. B. -Len, Liver pool—J. B. Kern and J. Weimer, Rem, Hereferdehire,. timber min hanta—H. 6eebokm and E. M. Egger Little Eaten. Derby shire, paper ammsfattarere—W. Hayden 'and H. Itsdribre, mzeigtais, eartisie—A. Simmons mad J. allsamona, Coleman- May et, atimanimiess agente—C. Thomson, J. Morrie, and T. Norris, Liverpool and Valparaiso, general simehants—H. Climatal= and B. lfichells, Wirksayoor, Meagre. intzkeer — a J. Ciotti.. and B. Dawson. Ihraelet, York hire, top Lm eze, so far as regards 0. E. Donis hope—F. W. J. Lam end A. Die tern, Loorkm-wall and Fore-street, printeellers—T. Johnson and J. N. Dymond, Oramehareh-street, aneticeseere—Haniet B. son and Fromm Etty Newry, Birmingham, =lnhume—H. B. Than and B. H. Stokes, Dundee; earthenware manufseterore— E. O. White end A. C. Edwards, Hereford, drapers—A. bases and H. Imam, Bevis Marks, Bt. Mary-axe, jewellme—B. Pother. on, A. Bernom and 0. H. Smith, Oornhil4 !metalling ma ginerty—J. Atlen, jun., J. Catto, and H. B. Cattu, ilia, Abadan , , a 4 broken. SCOTCH BBQUFJ3TBATIONB. . _ _ . Jona PATTSMON,Za eio7l.llo;i7liraiii:loo73;\ka, Jane 17, at the Dumfries Arms Hotel, Ormaceli. ROOM PAMtIItTBOX, thaigolll,lll,l2ClLlitt, June 16, at the Faculty hall, thafffo.l. DAVID Etretwatoo, Mangey, merchant, Jape 10. at the Faculty ho/1, Olargow. ANIALIW 111:LTKONT, Coatb ri dem exathridg , boot manufacturer, JUDO 16, at the Coaandire Inae. Darter CLIO LEGA; , Maeselbarab. Edlaburghshire, conic, June 12, at Dowell'a Rooter, Ediaburnh. Jaw Dumtnes-ahire, brewer, June la, at the Arms Hotel, Troartrior. Jo I i C I I VCATo. Thornhill, Inantries-shire, brewer, June 18, at the King's Anna Hotel. Dumfries. TAE WORKING Mimes Assommos AND TILE LODGER ratiteßas.—A general meeting of the London Working Men's Association was held last night at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey, Mr. 0. Potter in tho chair, for the purpose of considering the most effectua r lig e ;:f getting lodgers placed upon the next electoral , and on general business. The Chairman repo the result of his visit to the recent Trades Congress at Manchester as the delegate of the association and the trade sorieties afftli attxl with it, and he then called the attention of the meeting to the importance to the liberal cause at the next general election of getting as many lodgers as possible on the register. Mr. Nesbitt moved a resolution rem mmending that the members of the association re siding in the several metropolitan districts form them selves into registration onamittees, whose duty it shall be to make a house to house visitation, and instruct all lodgers as to the form and manner of making the neces sary claims to be placed upon the register. Mr. Bristow seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. Thesecretary was instructedto take the necessary steps for framing these committees, who were to invite the co operation of all reformers. OPENING OF THE NEW DOCKS AT SUN. DEELAND. —Yesterday the River Wear Commissioner opened their new dock. of eleven acres area with no more ostentation than wee forced upon them by the po h lic, purposelyavoid ing the inauguration by his Royal Hvhnees the Prince of Wales. an honour which the Right Hon. Earl Vane and the resent mayor (Mr. E. T. Gourley) had is ran t = to bring about, on the occasion of the Prince's an visit to Earl Vane during the prawn! summer. Tha= derression in the shipping trade has so reduced the i at the distend of the comminionen that economy neoss eltated the avoidance of a royal ceremony. rags were hoisted at the masts of nearly all the ships in port, and thousands of the inhabitants assembled to witness the commissioners run a fine ,tamer of 2,000 tons burthen (and other large vessels) into the dock yesterday. shortly after low water, showing what deep-water accommolation would be afforded at high water. STRIKE OF BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AT LlVER root.—Yesterday, by orders of the local anion, the opera tive (boot and moesnakers at Liverpool turned out on strike, because the masters refuse an advance of equivalent to Bd. • pair for making, and 3d. a pair repairing. The mat at their meeting cm Monday night, rejected these demands, on the ground that only two yeah ago they gave a rise of Id. and 3d., and that while trade bad been very bad ever since for the masters, smart workmen could easily earn from 36e. to 2i per Week, Without working beyond 12 hours per day. The masters were to meet again last night, and the Nnioniata say that unless they give in, the repairers will be taken off work to-day. DYPPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION, &C., CURED BY Du BARU./ RITTALITTB 41.411C,11 Poop TO TITS ATOM ACM, swam Immo, and liver of old sad . MARL without OtTelitTROZ O O4- =madropeplio ' Tooottpatioll, dianbces, ti mareleha, breaeri. PlMtiation. aleagerearea ba t Rae rough. ast h ma. fevers. omunimption. loa Write. en. mum wbieb bad reamed all reedifelem, inducting that of hie Holl ows the Popo. It raves ,fry ninon Its owe in Mbar remalim.— Tina Ilb. fa_ ad. • . lellie„ tit ; Saba, Me.. or Id. per meat Also the Heralenta Chocolate Powder, more ritreartheaing than erwsui teieire bed.—Drs Berry and Co.. llAMAlWaKtiedreut, Imo 4 on ; asp .Ida;Ferundnad i s zatra=ttal i umineemorerleoet ; a, Cheat.- Grey hair restored to its original oolour by lirrrring's Manama: Bra& and Comb. Prim: Brothaa 10a. and lea ; combo. fa., la ad.„ and 104.: of an iterfamen and Meanies. Pamphlets m appbeation. Wholerale. R. Rovenden and Sons, sGreat Maribeamilvetmet. W., end IS end 10. LIM-read, KO. Adverßommaaall Wilt CONTEMPORARIES. (THIB I)AY.) XI. DIeItAILI . II DZPVTATION. The Tines feels itself perfectly free, to belie* that at the beginning of this session the question of mho- Bing the Irish church was no less an open question to Mr. Disraeli than household suffrage, and that he atter; wanly abandoned the idea of "levelling up" with come reluttence. With all his political experience he will find himself grievously deceived. By throwing out the bait of a Catholic University, if not of a public grant (or the pay ment of catholic priests, the government has deprived itself of the moral vantage-ground from which alone a succese tut appeal could have been made to Protestant sentiment, end etands mavieted of a readiness to make tape with Catholicism, if subjected to sufficient ems. There is much to be raid for Lord Rus sell's original scheme of endowment ; for Mr Gladstone's plan of dieendowing, and for the plan of leas. lug things as they axe. There is nothing to be said for the popanaue of a Protestant Defence Association, for re, taining, that is, all the revenues of then wealthiest comma ait n, and increasing the :eremite of the next wealthiest bile the church of the poor is not only to be left unen dewed, but to be informed with contumely that proles tents will never listen to any plea on its behalf. 'the Pally News compares Mr. Disraeli performing the ammeter of protestant champion with Mr. Bucketone un dcrisking the part of Ingo. The part is not new to bp, He bar rehearsed it before the House - Commons; pertaining it before the leas critical andience which he* te.nte over from Ireland to sec him, Mr. Diem, li made lti4 tepolt•ring a little broader and coarser than it has hereto fore been. Mr. Disraeli has a reputation for hastening the ruin of causes entrusted to him. Its his way to take b, MOM doubtful and discouraged interest, bid it hope agt truqt in him, and after using it for a time, let it drop tn 4 denly into the abyss. The story he fold to the° . on Mendas be had told in former years to pry teitionigt., to the defenders of church rates, to the °ppm, nuns of parli.lmentery reform. TELI AMAMI BILL. The lint argues that the debate on this measure awes conclusively that the balance of argument to enormous!? on the side of its supporter,. The facts with regard .. . 4 the deficiency of the presort system were not disputed, but, there was, on the contrary, an all but unicersal concur -I lance in approval both of the principle upon which the w system is bawd and of the machinery by which it is iroponed to be carried into effect. The rest objects to delay in ;giving effect to the measure, and contends that it would be wiser to reject it altogether. Our contemporary, thervfore, trusts that when the debate is resumed Mr! Iccwan's present motion may be withdrawn. If not, it may fairly look to the House of Commons to negative it, and to require that if opposition is to be offered to tly principle of the bill it shall be offered fairly and openly, and nut in a roundabout and insincere form. The TrlrgrapA approves the reference of this bill to a reicet committee, and will be much surprised if, out of W. testimony to be laid before that body, conviction do not dawn upon the minds of some of those who arc at present hurdle to theplan. The advocates of cheap and widely spread telegraphy, however, have every reason to be gm-' titled with the preliminary discussion yesterday. The Star says that Mr. Leeman deserrea no sympathy in the wholesale hostility which he displays to the govern-. ment scheme. There may be, in the very nature of ditf work, something which unfita it to be undertaken by government; but there is no reason to suppose that the railways will suffer, or that ordinary private messages' will be either delayed, or pried into, or ill-delivered. The &orbs., indeed, little doubt of the increasing utility, and more prevalent use of telegraphy under the government r~giae. The Herald urges that the strength of the ease for tk purchase lies in the very general dimatiefaction with eels's, ing arrangements, and in the belief that the governmes proprietorship would mecum greater regulwrity and 'peel than we now get at a lower cost to Se serioua question to the Berate( meow to be that of cool bat the financial arrangements of the Chancellor of the Exchequer are approved, becalms they provide for the attainment of a great advantage, virtually free of cost. It is expected that the Bristol Election Petition Committee will sit to receive evidence ou or about the 18th inst. The Wostsrm body Press is informed that there are nearly 120 ewes to be submitted in support of the prayer of the petition. The Bishop of Worcester held his triennial visi tation et the Cithedral at Worcester yesterday, and in the course of a lengthy charge the subjects of church and state and ritualism were discussed. ROYAL COMMISSION ON PRIMARY EDUCATION (lasurre).—The !loyal Commission on Primary Mum-. non (Ireland) met on Monday at the offices of the commis sion, 46. Upper Sackville-street, Dublin. There were pre sent:—The Earl of Fowls, Master Brooke, Rey. Dr. Wilson, Rev. B. M. Cowie, Mr. Gibson, and Mr. Isles. The secretaries Meters. May and Dunne, were in attend ance. STANDARDS COMMISSION.—The royal commis-. skims appointed to inquire into the standard weights and measures met yesterday, June 9, at 7, Old Palace putt. Present : The Astronomer Royal. Lord Colehester, the Right Hon. Stephen Cave, M.P., Sir John Shaw Le fevre, K.C.8., the 3faster of the Mint, the President of the Royal Society, Professor W. Mellows Miner, and Mr. Williams Chisholm. Mr. H. J. Chancy, the 'secretary, Wended. -_ LORD CHAMBERLAIN' 8 - OFFICE, JUNE 6.—Motion is hereby given, that the stale apartments of Windsor Cwtle will be closed on and after Friday neat, the 12th inst., until further orders. THE RUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. —The days for holding the South Wales Circuit were yesterday tied by Mr. Justice Montague Smith, the judge on that circuit, sic, Haverfordwest, July 9: Cardigan, July 18; Carmarthen, July 16 ; Cardiff. July 20 ; Brecon, July 31; • Prodeirn August 4 ; and Chester, August 8, where his lordship will be joined by Lord Chief Justice Bovill. ADmuwait s JuNs B.AProurrmmTr.—Lie tenant William M. Carey, to the Victory. June 9.—Al pointrnents.—Lieutriuints C. R. Mnberky and P. 1 Wchard, to the Irresistible. Staff-Surgeon Chark , M•Fluine, to the Durham. Surgeon Dr. W. Connolly,l the Donegal, Assistant-Surgeons William Graham, to it • Cumberland ; Dr. Robert Hay, to the Asia James b. Drew, to the Trafalgar; and Edward W. Doyle, to the Dauntless. Acting Assidant-Surgeon William P. IL Boyle, to the Duke of Wellington. Assistant Paymasters Jam es Cox, additional, to the Aboukir ; William ' flew , to the Rattlesnake; and Alfred G. Moetagu, to the Cumberland. RUM:JUNO RAILWAY ACCIDSIrr.—A fatal acci dent occurred at Chesterfmkl station to a girl, named Heenan, daughter of a coal miner only years of age. She was collecting coal from amongst thew s—a pro ceeding which is carried on by mimeo= children there, under the orders of their parents. Several waggons were being shunted by an engine, and, coming upon her, knocked her down, peened over her, nearly severing her head from her body, and also cutting her hands off, the body as it lay presenting a most 'darning appearance. THE STRIKE IN THE IRON TRADE. —The cen tral committee of the Amalgamated Malleable Iron workers of Great Britain issued their second strike balance sheet from the office at Walsall, on Monday. It showed that there are now 1,816 foreland, and 269 underhand, still on strike in South Staffordshire. The last distribu tion amongst the men on strike was on the 2nd inst., when there was distributed ls. 641. to every forehand and 9d. to se underhand. FATAL AFFRAY.—An inquest was held yesterday by Dr. Lankester on the body of George Mercer, a milk.. man, who, during • street fight, on Wednesday last, with another man M the Leighton road, Kentish-tows, received injuries in the stomach which resulted in inflam mation and subsequent death. The deceased, it swears, commenced the affray by chaffing the other mac, and the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." The surplus of the Indian collection, exhibited at Perim last year, has, during the last six daz ul b a eienerdis sed of at the rooms of Mesas. Christie, and Wcods, in King-street, St. James's-square, by of the agent for the government of India. Subjoined were the most important objects :—Pour splendid square Cash mere shawls, of various colours, produced 165 guineas, and six others, 385 guineas; a magnificent Cashmere hall carpet, of large dimensions, made at Srinuggur, of th s finest Cashmere wool, with exquisite border, brought IS guineas. Tam HAra.—The peculiar structure of this intt gement of the bead. he &ruler rads of growth sad eiceeme end the eseiris conditions of delicacy and dray connected wit is e x i e ennee and Sr seeservation, nods, it an object nia sosnuarint care and attrition. As acid., for its he alt h int wen-brag no artists ern attained the and universe! Weibel _ that " Ranh: ad ldaaaaw Oil" micro off its wipandleled soar US this resc iinct cessirmern ess entrovement et the bah &wing the last halt m