The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-04 00:00:00

, 2 / •--- -74-1- Tc: 2:-. -- -- P' .1 e .- A 'Cle- . IC- - ,;:'.-' -- -a;'''''..6 -, 1..„ ..... s • . .--....-... i - r , , _ . .. . .... .. , N IE6B. ...... A , ~......„ • 4 ; t: ~~ ~ JU No. 6,10.] i*TIIOI'OI.ITAN RAI LW Al. HORSE I 3 1 I s .ll..ultrral Hall, William Ma) 30, June 1,2, • • inr'• ..rosa lb. nearest station. • 1.. f t' %VITAL for the COMPLETION of ,00rtivtod under • Contract whereby the Govern -I.dia have thread to ley for all water supplied for mina a Gnu. r..ntee againniouf by nowpfqmeot !al•'.. such works haring also commenced to yield EAST INDIA IRRIGASION and C*.stNAl.. COMPANY. , rated by !secial Art of Parliament, with liability.' -a HIVE oF Oi'EItATIONA. '• I. 011 , •11 N DENTAK I Nit." cet•ital of r:1.000,0e0, to oorsist of shares of 110 . 9 'll, ,to- - 11 fu *111101,11.1/111g1100101/ca.li upwards. ip• "linn , 41 per ,hare, with liberty to pay up the teruaLiee 1:9 'r amrimt in advance of uulls. Is po,t apon stork AlO per cent rpon application, and the eemain ‘ i, r thy e loont:o after a ll-; ment. Inturcst at Five imi will he paid half. yearly upon all I lymeuta Iroin the di,. to. yin - nt. In the allotment of shares a preference will be given to those ho shall ha, , , paid in full or to any . vtent in 941,a1Ce 01 Cana. lot of banter.. 900! int o.or advertisement. 11)1,00,11100S for shares and stock may now be made to the ...• t.free l ., B and 9, Quurtrstrect-place, Southwark ur•lce. I.niolon, c. ; where • full prospectus and forms of ,;.plicat.,. , n and all information may be had ; but it la necesaary st .Could be li ndersbad that co application will be con . r . I dupo.it of .C 1 on each share, or of tie percen.. s the amount of Stock applied for, has been made either to •,'„„, of the 1 0101,311), Meagre, Ransom, Bouverie, and • • 1. Pall mail Pa-t, or at the offices of the eollipailly. 101 1 , returned without deduction If the &WI !, •u 1. 1011 to. r. 7orrenended by the Boyernment of India, thee:—'• We have ..,mg r,-2anied this great scheme the Behar Endertakinik as ,ttivrs iv !mita ts , allot' private capital should be .roIt••1" sa,-,, , covernment have now agreed to pay for all water • „. •i ', ~•.:pans, they participating to sane of the 1.-.. r• • al:). •i t , ..r "a per 2.e:lt. shall-have been received by th e oh ach 44,1, T`{}; EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and , 11. rtiNIPANY. , ,•. ,•, ste, iel of Parliament, with limited liability. i i•N DED • I 111. P 1 111 R UNDERTAKING." • .1 7- • 1w !:-. tication haling been made, and plans pre- Tr, approved for Immediate construction. ,• , ..I ; for the Behar Undertaking. :1,000,000, In • b,-• - '0 sa- b. and atnek W sums varying from ZlO each ~..-.t .hares £1 per share, with liberty to pay up the . .•• ••r aI, 51.14 , 1i , 11 in advance of calls. kb) per cent. upon application, and the .khan months of the allotment. -1 . t per ,-,•nt. 'rid be paid up•cy all payment‘ from • • , f •1. ~ • sti ,, tment of shares and stock, a preference will h,' lb—, oho shall hese paid in full, or in advance of calls. I • b.r• are! era the same as set forth& the "Orissa .• ',kin , : ativerTrtetnebt. • m, , 1 {Ol to be executed has been thoroughly - • : an I • :irefully re-planned on behalf of the Company, •• ,rti 'Mars soil milled to and approved by the luovertlment, ,t there will be no delay In making preliminary anrveys, • aff of a bib have been effected, and everything ,• -• :v for immediate ••onstructive operations—a great ad not pacaewasl heretofore by any other undertaking of a be•-a.use the realisation of profits bus been thus ••• ma, d ne. , 1 , ,r. have been already allotted In 'lndia. • • mete' will be celled up sl,,wly. and so to, with '.. 'lmintain en v spenditare nt the rate of about ) I .er annum. a:2 per share during each year will be „ . v.r thin ••,•o Inr shams may now he sent to the Com s and a, Queen•street-place, Southwark , r . London, C.. where a full prospectus and forum :AI information may be had • but it is • .r. that it v 110.1,11,, understood that no application will nol.-ss a dep.it of tl on each share, or of Lld • • 'iron the amount of stock applied for, has been made r t ti,' a the Company, Messrs. Ransom, • . and I . II mall gat • or at the ~Moos, S awl 1 - .• ••11. , tr,..•t Tim e, out h watt .hri.tve, 1.• onion, E. C. The • returned without deduction if the applkation it .1 In. %VEST of RANCE ROCK SA LT I told P %NY Limited'. in :.,10. ordinary or A Shares, and 9CO Bor Iteferre.l loans of 00 each. . • Provincial Rank of England and its Branches. sybees Broad-street. E . „•...: :he ronrl.any is the pnrehi.,ing :old earn it'T • an Imperial uorkinc a deposit ..1 rock .alt. 1.1.t...1 to °Mai. , mote than Ng, millions of ton:, aftnate at n.c., in the ~.nth v....it of trance. . . . . I ) of t he hieh in it: antare is one of letratit e rhos. ter 14 ill he found at length in the print. it pi • I .e. I r..,,),1•11 CPII 'l4! .Ihtitilled At the 41111/ . , aof the I opipaity. hi.. 1•111111.. !Mole. of th... 0. rit on, ite. • ran he • t it :.t the otth f tln solieitom Me- .r-4. Parke and I . . • ', I it. oin In. inr Lott. NITIIt E. r%LERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASM RANCE siKIEtY. iktai dished 1524. v ff yet Policies on the Partl,ipating Swale 1 • .r.•• -, will he entitled at the next bonus to out' . • • I•ti• r..:1 -Aare of Profits over later entrant". of Itilt••1, and Forma of Proposal, can be obtained from t,O modet%'' Agents, or of IA ilttiE CUTCLIFFE, Antnary and .4eeretary. 1. !Aro, London, S.W. IN EY. m large or small amounts. and for lin ig I ..r short wmiods, with or without • life policy, twailily ..l. t.. ..t t 4., NATIONAL GUARDIAN A:AiI:RANCE COY 1.0. , 4t14, Otford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. ivi•P:EY.----4220 to £BOO ADVANCED imme • nil Furniture, without removal. publicity, or I,iw o••t k,7 1..• ',paid by easy histaltnenta. No charge U ole • —1 ••••:-..1• dispetari with.—Apply personally at the ••• A I 11 . I. PA, 2, i.outi,amptowstreet, rilrrwd , W.C. ot ;.• el ou Itasoe, life policies, &c. lIEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE 1, I EP !,), a Pr••fe , ,i,nial Gentleman of practice and • ;•• i.y, free of charges to the creditor,upon a commission • ••• , r•it nn the amount recovered.—Apply for address, Or • r t•N .1.7.., No. Its,Clty•road. Y.C. f lIIATW(H)IYS " INVINCIBLE " SAFES an.. i. , inr hankers and others are only to be had front • • s nner of the challenge Stakes et 20,000 francs at the Para . heist, 120. Cannon. street, Londou, E.C. Tr!! REE PIGEONS. 11 DA I NTREY. anal CO., DYERA and CLEANERS, I ...I Bermondsey: 44, Leicester square; 98, Mount-street. Oroavenor-square. (111: PET CLEANING, fled and Mattress Purify `, Glaziag, silk and Damask Dyeing, with evory • oti,.n .4 lileeching, charged moderately, and brought to t m by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing • .. 17, N 1 hart-road, City-road, and 472, New Oxford-at. 0 %KEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery mad Glees Cloth, Bla* Lead, de. ft 1K EV 'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (nou-mer- V ..11T1111 eleanholt and pollahing sliver, aleetzu-plate. .1 fabletatid. each. K ErS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. 3.1. each; tln., 61, IR., t's. Cd., and 4s. each. KEYS INDIARUBBER. KNIFE BOARDS, tr,,n. 1.. G.l. each. Q(4.1) everywhere by ironmongers, grocers, SO 001110), bmiFlanskers, chemists, &v. Wholesale by JOAN %.F 1.1 w•tl KO NF., esnery and black lead milk 172, Blsektrisrs r• 11, (CAL.—GEORCIR COCKERELL sad Co. Itr 4 coals only. Cash 24..-13. comm it GOALS. —The CLAY CROW COMPANY V supply direct tram their COlllOl6B at Clay Cross —The lut, tvtal to h'all's End, at 211, par toe; socoudu Ulu—Cub es dullvery.—Orders to CHIKY 017101, 12, BUYWOOD?LII.T, LWARY,-11HAD, W. N.Yrlll NG ISI 11 ),•siIILY.. A (;1:A AMAItELLA restores the Human Hair t., its pa -tine hue, no matter at what age. NELL and have at !earth. with the aid of one -"anent chemists, succeeded in perfecting this olost r' .1 liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more eon d nom, and at a lover price. —Sold lu bottles, 33. r. ch ; . ; and pm. each with brush. •• • Angd . sage,ir.i, Up. Thaws-at., London, E.C. TILE IN VIOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. hub...a Imwerful nutritive cordial ever introduced : re • t.. til..Lr normal condition all the secretions., on the Into. .• I e Mch perfect health depends. It is a speettle for debt. I..nd. and from its containing among other lova t pet slue and phosphate of soda, will prove highly bent ! th e nervous and dyspeptic. vide Dr. Hassell's report • per bottle, or four quantities in one for t2a—Sele ••-. ,e —re • 6AG %WA It and Co.. 320. tixfordstreet, • ' • n. Carriage free on receipt of remittance. W.kSH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S Tmar.v. Price L. Of all Minute julhAL'S COPAHINE.—In chronic or recent 4 1 , 13. el :1 cure Is effected in en average of six days. App I ' %• .1 I. the Paris Physicians' Academy.—Sold by all respectable ' • GI. General Depot, in Paris, at H. Cleret's, phi, . rue Montmartre. and, In London, at G. Josctu's, •••,h • i.i,rtast, 49, no market. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PIIJI3. cover fathrit remedy, prepared without any mercurial will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from 1, 1...ux 504 liver complaints indigestion, wind. iimr, i,ess. dittlom of the eyes, &e. Yor habitual ootexiesit, as a Undly uperient medicine, and as a partner of the blood, they are lady excellent: mild in their operation and grateful to the ttoulach, they create appetite. pmmoteAreetien and dreng .them I'•^ wh o l e utrrout system. —Sold by W Lambert,. chemist Kier; Wilthunetreet, Charing-cress, and ity meet aralitini flit 1. v.. I. led., and twee times the quantity In one, 21. W. Be to auk for Dr. Kcott's bilious and Liver MU The reouthe are in a square green package, with "William Lambert en rh‘ C.: (.0 the mum. THE ART OF SPENDING MONEY.—To niwke money is • universal el sire, sun the art of spending it alaely requires but little study to render it equally universal. Thilotopliere agree thatnioneysaved %money made, consequently It is of the utmost impen lance that a purchaser should adopt the most advantageous method of expending it. These who can pay ready money bold a great power . still t he y ,•atitett obtain the full I alms which It naturally roininateln to.l , ss they select houses In altkh business Is conducted on ready r.,ouey principles et. ehirively. The keen competition between houses of this order presents advantages to the pnblfc which t.n "Ott r system ••su "tier. The escludve re sly-matey system is to lay with, 04 well as to sell for ready money. Nlanufseturers and merchams are antra. Lod to hewn. uu that system. act! dispose of to *hoer 01909 (li. great accumulations and over proalth-timot of goods which moat be sold at a lout. Thus the buying power of the !ready. money system stocks the warehouse wi n Itogep,rt iou o t . its %pettiest lower prices than the cost of pro!in• lien, and forms tile first of the three main elements wlti , h con.tittitte the ceiling j power of the ready-money sy stout the meond clement is the avoidaie e loss. No credit is kneel% conetemetttly no exit a pronto arc required to corer bad debts. The third element is ' the economy of time. to ah.atements are made, consequently on waste of time in argument to nettle. the price, which Is marked upon each article In plain Nunes .of here it wcodd require the expense of three times the umuher of saaistants to do the same amount of business. to add e xtrw profits for the purpose of taking oil a discount, Maid ug so abatement:or an allow ame. is against the Ideas of a trader upon the true ready-money system. Pnring twenty-two years the shoe system has been rigidly carried out, to the great advantage of all parties, by , IMUhL ItitOTH ERR, werchAnt tailors, uplenham House, Ludgate hill AM UEL BRO rEIERs" SPRING SUITS. 1...3 The route, Ms., 241 . 33.4, 41e . , the weletenete. 7e , ,Se .4., Ile., Ift , 13r.: the trouser*, He., IQa, 171 .W.. •No., 4.., 2G,. Etery st)le and id, kept to work for irnwedtate use, or :mule to esea.c.re. Tette:a —Sydeollion Howe% No. to, Lotteries-hill. QUIT COMPLETE, 42.. ► SL IT COMPLETE, ..)oe. SUIT COMPLETE. 598. SNIT COMPLETE, 755. St 1T COMPLETE, 811. QUIT COMPLETE, 89s. 1:3 QAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-Co AT SUITS. kJ The coats, 331., es., 45s , , 701. the waistcoats, , s. tid , , lls. , 125. , 142 , 155. . the trousers. 17.. tid . 24'., 70.. Eery style and sue kept in stook for nun,. - dime u•e, or made to measure. Pattern• fre —..ydenham Ludgate.hilL sun' COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COMPLETE, B.N. SLIT COMPLETE, 935. SUIT COMPLETE, 1636. SUIT COMPLETE, 115 e. Q.VIIUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. k_7 The emits. ft 3.., W., 45$ , 45... nns t Ns. the nalatenata, S.. ed.. ad., 11a., 125., 14t, the tramers. 17$. 6d., 225., 24. . aa., its.. 3 Every style ann sirs kept iu k for imme diate use, ..r made to tneAsure. Pattern. Isst free —sydeoLani llouse. w, Ludgate-hill SUIT COMPLETE, 39,1. SPIT COMPLETE, SUIT COMPLETE, 80. SUIT COMPLETE, 86s, SC IT COMPLETE. SUIT COMPLETE, this. A3II7EL BROTFIERs' BUYS' SPITS. 1,3 The Jackets, 10e. Ott. ltr , 14e, IRe.. the naPit coal 4, .Zl. lid o . 3R. Ml., Rat, the tintaerti, , 11e.,1:1s. 16n. Every Rtyl. mini! Rife kept in tto. k immediate lite, or made tii nietwarr. ri.t. fret. sydenliain Ilotrte, 50, Luiltitte-':i11. SUIT COMPLETE, 166. SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. SCAT COMPLETE, 245. SCAT COMPLETE. :Xi. SUIT COMPLETE, 38s. SUIT COM I'LETE, Cis. QAMUEL BRO'IIiERS' OVERCOA IS for ALL kJ 5E.%.40N51, 215., '2ss., ;t s .'. , rsl.. Every size and style In stock for Immediate use. The Summer Overcoat at Ils„ laced n ith silk, is a wonder of value for the money. Every style promptly made to measure. Pattvrne }post free.—e), Latote hill. NEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.- 43 Figures the 11,1,14 of 37 being Portraits et living cele britirr reprLitent the fashionable and mod becoming Clothing for all girn and oeculons. The Book contains the price of ea-•h class, and new rides for self measure, and is sent post free for AN Camp', deducted from a purchase.— . 4 Ml FL BROTHERS, Met chant Tailors, 44ydenliam KlS'''S , THE WELT: KNOWN CITY TaTLOP.' 4 , 40. CORNBILL, Opposite Fineh-lace. PRINCE of TAILORS has been onr registered Trade Mark since we received the Ithibition Prize Medal for style, quality, and excellence. and we continue to publish the faahlous ..n account of the great demand and flattering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, in the onetume patronised by the elite of our beau monde. Fashions poet free, with list of prices, e nnmeming with our celebrated 13s. fancy or black doe trousers; cloth tests, 8s : suite of enper black cloth, :de ; suit• of fancy Tweed , 42e.: showerproof overcoats, 31e.: and superior qualities e q ually cheap. Note.—Only high-ciao cutters em phocd, and one trial will prove our superiority over all corn petitore.—T. and H. H.UIIIA-N, 29, King Willimo-street, London bridge. R ODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Priees and particulars post tree. Sample Shirts and Measure Forms for the t . wintry &rout.) 11l hty ..11ould try our No. 54 Shirts at 2.h the hall.dozen. RODGERS and , IMPROVED illllir MAE k.11.Q, LIE St. Marthislane, rharing.truea, London. EttabliOteti tie years. THRESHER and GLEICNY, OUTFITTERS. Only estattltrhtuent In London, nest door to dowel-mt. honso, strand. N B.—Cite of neremary outtit for every purpom and appointment to India, (AWL end the Lolonies, rill he for wardvd on applieation. WF. TIIOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • 41:11 ING M ACII 'NES. —The celebrated No. 2 11a.hin aneynalled for general work, i:10. The new la' mettle Ntin complete Lo.:k , C.l sa. £. t;s„ and a.k. — 1 . atal agues free. W. F. TIIOII.I and Co., 1 and 2, Cheapelde, and Regent-arena Oxford-street, London. RUPTURES. —By Royal Letters Patent. WHIT/:$ Mtn'. MAIN LEVER TRl's9 perfected and exhibited to the Exhibitions, lea Isallowedl.yupwards of SOU medical men to be the most effect's einventlon In the minx tire treatnwut of Hernia. The use of a steel spring, to often hurtful to Its effects, Is here avoided. a soft ears age being worn round the body, while the requisite Prodding power Is supplied by the MoC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LENYR ; fitting with so much ease and closenesa that It cannot be detected, and may be worn during deep. A descriptive circular ins, be had, and the trnl I orwut ded by post. on the circumference of the body, two inches below tho hips, being sent to the maker, >fr. WHITE, Mk Piccadilly. P. Ices. 165.. ss.. %a. 61, and IA Postage, L. An UMBILICAL TRUSS on the same minclrle. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, SIMA..ND, PATENT TIII - 68 NIAKERR. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 62, Fleet street. At home from 10 till 5. Consultatinn Free. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispen sable to personal attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper masticatbin of food. ROWLAND'S ODOICTO, or PE UM DENTIYILICE, compounded of Oriental ingrtdkmta, is of inestimable value in preserving and beautibing the teeth, foreeSibealiag the pima, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to Well it imparts a pewl like whiteners. Price 2s. 9.1. per box. Sold by chemists and perfumem. Ask for Rowland', °dont°. LETTI7CE contains an active the Weals% wkk pemesses all the seaman withoutitestaagera..-Mr. G. .107.1tA17, Fred! mist, ap, kat, prepares • Swap and TM. el Late. (or lettuce), kl.b reoommeeded b the Medical Prareasionfor mid; asthma, Wee WO& sad all chest allectiom. 'Symp.!. bd. PPM.M. sad ft. st rem, ft prat. u. soo to. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1868. A. TKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST mucsaft-issi Doir-koAD, Lorim. CABINEr MANUFACTURERS.—Show Rooms for every Description or Yurnitare. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. ITPHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. TLLISTRATED CATALOGUES, containing 11 drawings of the Fun Iture exhibited In the Show-rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which alsn enable purchasers to form an Idea of the eat of Furnishing, as teas drawing has with it a corresponding price of the article Omen. All goods cooked In plain aorta ATKINiON and Co., lid to fit WESrllltfilltlt MIDGE- B.OAD. LOFTON. SELECT PLANTS.-100 tine BEDDING PLANTi for 10a. el.. earrfaas paid to London. morprialng gm anima". dahlias. fuchshot. lobelias, ageratums, troliors, 11.14, etc., from B. W. ILNIOIIT, Florid, Battle, Sussex. IRON WINE BINS.—The original mannfao- A. toren, FARROW and JOUKBON, wine and spirit mer chants' engliteelo, Great Tower-street, Mansell street, and 8, Haymarket, where cellar. nay be seen fitted fn various weir Fronch wine bins 1:a per hundred bottles. Illustrated priced eatidusrues on application. The Pali. itxhlbillon.—" In Close Mt, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Yarrow and Jackson, It. Great Tower-Amt, tor their convenient and sensible wee wine bins, and for liar ilitkosp."--City Prem. An. VALENTIN, \Vine and Spirit Merchant, 1, raapel•ptaoe fiuA. Oxfordatreet:.--Speciallty for FreuchWlnes tud Brandfcx. — BRANDI', when perfectly pure, 14 at all times • harmltm stimulant, tmssrolng wort ties of great medical value, and has often been the means of saving human life. fio numb, however, depends on the purity of the spirit that arcst caution should be exorcised In Its selection. Thr sup plies forwarded by Mews. Valeatin to the London and other bo+pitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the net and purest French brandy with exquisite delicacy of flarour, and have received the most unqualified approval.—Vide Coast Journal, Jan. 11, lied. BURGUNDY WINES. -PIOT FRE RES, Growers and Futon., Macon. Depot for England, V 2, Regent-ptreet, W.—Upwards of ne vsriettes of the finest growths. Burgundy h pronounced by the faculty end connoisseurs to be pre-eminently the moat salutary wtnefor thh climste.—Assorted 'ample dozen by rill for 41s. CLARET. —PLOT FRERES have a choice cellar of Bordeans Wino,. comprtelag the finest growths, ell in bottle and in line condition for Immediate vise. 01 the numerous W wines examined by the Lancet Liam Commission , hot Freres' ma tv y ere pronounced to be thorough genuine wine. of delicate and sopoitir flavour. See "Lancet" September 21, 1867. from 14s. to 180 s. per dozen. 282, Regent-street. POT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hoek, Moselle. Choke effervescing Wines at moderato prima 1.i.0 ou applicatioa.-282. itagentatreet, W. north of Oxford-street. PLOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these announcements will only appear at rare Intervale, In order that the price.; of their wi atm shall not he influenced by espeu sive advertising. Note the addrees.-28g, Regent-street, W. Tuning room tint floor. SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Golden imported direct from Jerez -dr-I,Frnntera, ro:t and delicate, fn', hem unnatural spirit or avidity, and largely unarmed as a dinner Wine.—Ternts cash, and carriaa, paid, by the importers, PHITIIIAN and SONS, 432, Wes; ri• mi. Price lists peat free. OLD POI T, 24.. per doz. , imported direct from Oporto ,Sandenuth's khipping full bornedand fruity. highly re•rdurnended for invalids requiring a genuine and nutiitinno win..—Tenn ear.h. and I erring. i aid by the importers, PHY THI AN and ,SON 4. tZtr, Wert strand. Price hair or samples forwarded gratis on application. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION , 1866. MU celebrated old IRIBH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—III la pure, mild, mellow , deliclons, and veep wholesome. Mold In bottles, M. Bd. each, at the read bowies Is London ; by the 114191.• In the prbsclpal towns la Midland : or wholesale at 8, Great W London, W.—observe the red nal, pink label. and cork bra Kinahan'a LL Whlslor. .lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. l'A RI 4 EXHIBITION. 'W . f.—TWO GOLD MEDAL-L— -. Al 'HON.— None genuine without Baron Whig, the Inventor's, signature being on every jar, socompaided with full dire,tlons for use. sold by all Italian warehouses, chemists, and grooets. Palatable, eta engthenlng, aoa+unok, and oonvenient. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies has now be'ome an Important feature. Since the Introduction of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST IN DIA TEA COMPANY have. en account of its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every means. The wi Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Tea tram other parte of India are arriving, thus °tiering greater varieties. The Compa are now selling Asaam. Cachar, Darjeeling, etc., at from ta 10 0. to 4s id. per lb., and China Teas u usuaL—Warebouses, No. 9, Oreat St. Helen's churchyard, Bishopsgate. Price Mt forwarded on application. THE TEA FLOAT! THE TEA FLOAT! ' If 'MD's PATENT. TEA FLOAT effects a Sating of One _a_ fourth. THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment. THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for tee. THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any T e ap o t. 11111 E TEA FLOAT Should be in Every House THE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and retail of MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London, SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE AA t'lq harntl. D RI COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAF:::4 ;Clifton's Patent'. PROSPECTUSEB and TESTIMONIALS of the shove on applicatt.m t..IVM. eIIAVAs4E.I.I, iloorgete• greet, City. West-end Agency. 119, New Bond street. 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The Minister of Foreign Affairs has received the following telegram from the Frcuch Consul at Tunis, dated 30th May • The Kasnader, accom panied by Count Riff", waited upon me this morn ing in uniform, cringing the liey's ratification of the cor.vention. I havt n -hoisted the French flag and resuni , ,,l relations with the Tunisian govern ment." Ai' 4TRIA. VIENNA, Jr.,: E In to-dafe sitting of the Lower House of the Heieberath the debate upon the finances commenced. Dr. Some, the reporter of the msjority of the cora. , mittee, and Herr Bauban, the reporter of the minority, spoke in support of their respective proposals. The debate was tLen continued by other speakers. Sixteen member of the house have insorihed their names to speak against tba report of the mo;ority, and three in its favour. NORTH GERMANY. ELRLIN, Jc~e FA EMINO. The posti treaty between the Nor th . German onfederation and tie Netherlands has not yet been signed, on aooount of the changes taking placein the Dutch ('a"iret. The Director-General of Poste and Telegraphs in Ron. mabia has arrived here, for the purpose of concluding a pose 4 treaty with the North German Confederation, and ari..ing upon the establishment of postal service through Heamania t) Turkey, Greece, and the East. The King of Prussia will leave this capital on the 9.lth instant, ou his summer journey to German watering plus. Count Bismarck, who has been unwell, la now cm-descent, and left his bed to-day. He will not be present at any more sittings of the North German Par liament during the present session. The parliament re sumes its sittings to-toorrow. The first subjects to come under discussion are the budget of the confederation, and the means to be provided for the development of the federal navy. The parliamentary session will probably or the 2tith ;eq. .AMERICA. (ET A7Le.i Fie TtLEGRAPM 1711:01:71114 Mi. REUTSMS AGENCT.) NEW YORK, JrNE 3. The Cunard steamship Aleppo arrived out at p.m. to-day. The steamers leavhog to-d iy for Europe take out 1,300,000 dole. in specie. Closing Prices :—(;old. 140 ; sterling exchange on Lon don. 110, ; Five-Twenty Vnited States Bonds, Del, 112; ; ISW., 110'. ; Ten-Forty, IsBr. 106 •' Illinois, LW!. ; Erie, '. Cation : Middling Upl a nd, 311. Petroleum, sten dei.l white, 29 2 . Flour txtra, state, 9 dais. Corn: Uld mixed, 1.1i,t dol. THE ARYSsINIAN EXPEDITION. Seeretary fir Statrewd Northcote has received and forwarded to us the following telegrams from Sir Robert Napier : Kay 10. The son of Theodore ig a child ; his life would not be safe in Abyssinia. 1 solicit permission to carry him and his mother, should they desire it, to Bombay, on the part of government, and to en trust the child to the Rev. Dr. Wilson to be edu cated. Nn prospect has been held out to mother but that of comfortable maintenance. Mother at present ill : recovery doubtful. Camp Ilaikhollut, May 16. In continuation of my telegram dated 10th inst.. I regret to say that the widowed queen of Theodore died last night in my camp. The surgeon who attended her reporta her death to have resulted from disease of the lungs of long standing. Every comfort that we could procure was supplied her, and her every wish attended to during her illness. ' Her remains will be buried this morning in the church of Chelicat. An escort of our troops scam - ponied the funeral procession beyond our pickets. The rearguard of the force moved yesterday from Antalo, and is about to march to Dongolo. All is well. Ad'gond, IL&y 21. I 'impose to leave at Alas, for the present, Madras and Bombay Sappers, 3rd and kith Regi ments, Native infantry, Army Works Corps, and Bengal Coolie Corps. All other troops will have embarked by June I. Troops leaving quickly. Flood in Sooroo defile. Six natives drowned ; some mules ako. No apprehension of force being delayed. Health of troops excellent. No date. Her Majesty's must gracious message has been must enthugiastiollly received by the troops. Co lonel Mil ward leaves by the mail steamer of 22nd instant. Carri, s the izown, robe, and state seal of Theodore, in the hope that her Majesty Queen Victoria may be graciously pleased to accept them as a tribute of respectful duty and affectionate lovalty from her Majesty's army in Abyssinia. The following telegram has also been received at the India-office from Colonel Milward Saes, Jaw 1. I have been detained four days by ship stranding on a reef in Red Sea. Will proceed by next mail, I or earlier if possible, with despatches. Third Ramo, price be ed. • er Pori Eu. ed., MR. BAYFIELD M. R. C.S. ,on STRICTURE of the URETHRA. sad the Special Meath el the Uria.u-s Organs in both sears. The result of 30 years' practical erperkace : with treatment sod came. Also, by the same Author, Tint BRIM la !MLitt and Dl3lLAfilth Trice Rt. Id . by 3013 9s. Lasko; a. SAasboar. 111. Strand. Mr. ..lisacovar addresscdthe 'Peeling. The resolution' was carried by acclamation ; and another resolnewn waists° passed. affirming the necessity for increated two esentatiou of Wales in parliament. A vote of thanks having been passed to Mr. Bright, • Mr. Bali; in responding, ,aid -I ant not now speaking to Irishmen—l am epeakiog to a meeting composed mainly of persons residing in and native", of Crert Britain, I nay that we have ue right- I ain willing to my this any vrhere—we have so right whatever to inskt upon 0. union between Ireland and Great Britain upon our terms only--(" hear" and cheers)—W6 have only a right to insist that the United Kingdom ;hall not be severed if we are willing to do full justice to t'ae different nations of which it is composed, and !beret ma there is a question fat more important thaw whether this man or that man shall be prime minister, or whethtr a particular cabinet, shuttlieg and offesiaire as thi s cabinet is—(hear, and clicera)—or more honest cabinet whi c h mus t necesrar ily succeed it. I say there i s a question far greater than whether this or that cabinet s h a ll b e i n of fi ce; i t i e, w h e th er th e peo pl e o f England have aliised t4 3 :•••.e.77; t: :Lli L intelligync d an d t a t gint cr they are wiff s . ihis sense of political justice, thai ne to deal fairly and honourably, and an ttey n'ttlil like to be dealt with themtelve !, by the Irish nation. (r.crrd cheers.) Well, until I find that the people of England in their next election shall decide ;II veraely to justice Iroland I will not believe thcra capable of doing it. I will hope, and I will speak —(great cheers) so far as I um able and as opportunity may be given me, in favour of this gnat measure which is now befogs, parliament. for I believe it to be essential to the unity, and strength and harmony of the United Kingdom; and X believe that :natead—to take the language cf the present Prime Bliniater, olensive and impudent as it was—(aka planar; -im!.ead of dimming the lustre of the British crown -[.at that it will be regarded in history as me of the meat lionourahle features of the reign of the present queen if. anaer her mild aceptre,this United Kingdom ow really be nt.tell, and Ireland made as contented and loyal as any other portion of the empire. (I :rest cheers.) Mr. 1 F.iON Ifaiicocar seconded the plopmitioa, which was carried by acclamation. A lar;e crowd.composed chiefly of t lrangeanen and per sona the object of the meeting, collected in trent of the Amp li:theatre before the proceeding.' closed, and paraded an ^''figy of Mr. Bright, which was ritaaritientty burnt in Wllianison-square. There mai a alight attenilit at ilist•-•rus, ce. but it was promptly suppressed by a flume ruus be y ‘.l the borough police who were in attendance. Mr. BRION; M.P., on rising to sparer it support of the resolution, was received with great cheering. In the course of his speech he 93e, just after the passing of the Reform llill , there was c bill intro duced into parliament, not for the diserteblish ' meet of the church in Ireland, bet fen its ' gre at diminution at that time. Yon won't believe it even if I tellyou I shall have to refer you to the "Annual Register" or to " iftnaerd's Debai.ES," OF to MAO of those publications in which all men are supper:o te believe, but in that church population of Ireland which I tell you is CAGLIARI, JUNE 3. not more now than 500,000 or 1100,000 persons-10,000 The Bey of Tunis has signed the convention : families; a population scarcely larger than the population with trance. I of this great city in which we are assembled, that for that Khaanadar himself took the convention to ' population in Ireland in thee partienlsr, churches set up the French Consnlate. i there by the conquering power, there were not lees than twenty-two bishops, receicing at income of more THE NEW EGYPTIAN LOAN. than 1 , 10,000/. a year. (Cries of " Shaine, %Leine.") ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 2. i There was every kind of dignity, the names The loan junconeluded wi Ca Messrs. Oppenheim of which I am not even fa m 160 P.ln tea is in Onbetitution of the national loan scheme previ- with, from bishops down lo curates, and there were, °nib,' contemplated, and is redeemable in fifteen believe, from 1,500 to 2,000 clergymen, reciconine holders yearsl Since its announcement the rate of die- M. benefices and their curates, and the whole of those tahlished there, for what purpose e- -to p reac h i n t h e ferin count has fallen frorr. 15 to 11 per cent., and is ea still declining. of protestautism to a population no larger than the population of Liverpool. Why, sir, the world einweere has no example, I will undertake to say, of at enormity like that, and yet when the government of that day brought in a bill to reduce the numbers from tee bishops to 12 there was a great outcry made against it. and It was opposed, violently opposed, in both houses of parliament, on one ground or another, then ge the bill ultimata, paned, and some of those who supported it—for I believe there were even some English bishops who sup ported the bill—they for the most part supported it on the sagacious principle that they might go farther and fore worse. (Laughter and cheers.) Now we have had lately a spectacle to my mind very exbilirating in one 'my, though I wish the cause had been rather better. We here see, the archbishops and bishops of the church of England doing whet is described in America whet they say a mat has taken to the stump. (laughter and cheers.) et. •-; hall, a bniling in which many remarkable 'dentine., have been held, has been !fled with ardent friends lof the established church everywhere epperently —(laughter)--not of this established church. but of established churches anywhere, it hire bee • tilled with an audience of devoted admirers of established churches, ani the platform was crowded with areheishops, and bishops, and dignitaries of a most august ,ind imposing character—(aughter and sheen)—andeo cadent were they in their cause, that when a very admirable gentleman, who occupies no less an office than that of Dean of West ' muster—(applause)—when in a speech he began even to approach a thing which was moderate and rational in con ; nection with the question, he was positively hissed down. (Laughter.) lam only sorry he did whet it apeeensd to me he did—mistake his duty in ending b:s we to this meeting. But, now, what was this meeting' Really, I have heard it described in various language. One gentle man said it was a meeting of a trades unionists. (laughter and great cheering,) Some one e•lse. net less ingenious, and less accurate, sal 1 :t ,ppeered to him a meeting of shareholders— (Lugo:eel—in a very lucrative concern who fancied that oy some possibility their dividends might be impaired. ;Laughter.) Now, I have no objection to these important and dignified persons coming before the public or. platforms and discussing public questions. I wish they would do it oftener—(bear, hear)— and I wish it had been their practice in past times. Now, I never heard that they met in such numbers to discuss any great question of public interest before. Poi' the last 200 years, up to the end of the great Ma. i I -et aerfrer F. AND Hi., LU •.ir A TO he/ war i war. I with France, never this co knew them Sir ,— As to te peace and to condemn war. (Cheerer Whet the eteud ult.. xi hear the Rev. Dr. Massinebain ng 's feature om great question of slavery agitated the eoLotrf. the lash hurch, I stated, on what I believed to be good though there were some of them that gave their been revel argod for the proceeds of a church in Liverpool; authority, 'Jut the Right Hon. W. Gladstone he* that he had written to rho surr. l er to remonstrat e azure* support to the right aide on that question, there wee no combined and unanimous movement in regard to it. When twenty-five or thirty years ago we met sonic of you whc it; that the am veyor had persisted in the charges ; than are here to-night—probably in this very building— to de- Ur. Gladstone tied appealed; and that tl e charge was nounoe one of the greatest injustices that e :er assumed confirmed. I have since seen the 'statement of Me *Me the form of law the Corn Law—(cheen )—archbishope stone's rigrest, which shows that I woi mit informed n and bishops never for one moment deemed it their duty to the sukecc. There was a charge mails by the stir, cent. express an opinion upon the queetsou, or so far as we know Mr. Wads-oils did not write to him, bat appealed "trough , to give it Ave minutes' examination. I have never known his agent ia the ordinary way, when, except as to certain them in England or in Ireland in toe lawr calamitous da y s deduction:. of property tax which had Leers made it the of oar modern history, I have never known the,., coins clergyman. the appeal was allowed. When I wade wy forward in any combined shape to expose the sufferings itatement. I believed that I had the beet authority ter it. hut findin 4itto be not so, I feel hound to el - tenet it, and and denounce the wrongs which were practised upot th eir But new w hen Ito exprees myregret at having uncle it.— I remain, sir, your poorer eountrymen. (Much cheering.) they think—and in my opinion they are mistaken in the obedient servant, W. Enteceee. Warrington, June 2." opinion—that their church in England is menaced by pro. CRY.—The Wale Amen of last week deals with the "No THE WF,LRYA2ts AND tlit: "No Po 2 , •"ir ceedinp with regard to the church in Ireland. they are all up in arms, and one would suppose that the whole popery" cry. and after reviewing the speeches of ilwistm deretandir g to-conceive how this pleeeh, or the Irish Chief ' country and Christianity were going almost to ruin. on this question. sass:—" It panes any pleb mane, ark. Secretary' correspondence wits Archbishop Suppose that a foreign power were to corn: to England, and take from them all the ecclesiastical revenue* of the Leahy and p ublished his brother prelates, supports the Prins English church, to band them over to the hellions and mi n i otet , o hold assertion that governmenteevor did ,e t wa h f e tohw fi am rs e t ran exis m n a m brit. eni; ' clergy of a small and unimportant minority, and to make template the endowment of the catholic university. It is that the (unison for holding this country in subjection so as clear as the light that a partial, or tentative, and noke that foreign power, what would theirs archbishops and iinent"'-Rttlinued°nwinuebcaeltnowil ttesie4versTlyeaste bishops say in • case like that ?—(great cheering ) — and yet w h i le that is precisely the position in which the established of affiliated colleges ' (as Mr. Gladstone sa P id), was to n t ' church of Ireland stands before all the world, and deferred until the scheme, with all its vented interests. those eminent and dignified person, come foresee) had silently grown up into a frowning institution, hop now violently is its support. (Hoot, hear.) Now what is which fo o( re n r t nme t nt r ins e r:o r t i tri n azd c o ntroli e w r en s t c z tu l l e it that we propose to do? bemuse so far as lam conzerned , Lo s pone: us to to throoshoutill their wiernp I should be 'any to join any political party that was threads f en intricate and partly about to do a real injury or a real injustice te a any portion I negotiation between her Majesty's llinatrn acd t e of the people. (Hear, hear.) Now we prepare, ii e d. presentative* of the Irish hierarchy. We hays stone in his resolutions proposes— (chsers)—the Please of 1 t i ri t cr b ,waver , to Illuminate _Peals kw Commons by its great majority has resolved to pleas the g amine. may we reeprTesenyi e su r ged oa t w e e d =r t i o episcopal church, the protestant 'Maws] church in Ire. S hame , friends of the Evaogelical party in the land, in this position —a position familiar to yon—you Church e% England :— Do they think that their en= have been in it for a long time. (Hear, hear.) You b oon I their hen c e i nr, and their principles are e indubitably "sail/ its hardshi p'. iragdaraa""4 its ad rantager and in l i t h o e Y ll AL t e 1100 6" xt ll7l:ll l lD tke Al. rarent Premi Zt 7 the .1 its glorious successes. ( H ear and o h ms . ) We propose i no to put the protestant episcopalians of Ireland in exactly Memoir onVis ordAv.zro-B:ailklibeo, an-1, Ourwmin AmEßlcAti STEamER.—QtyRENATOWN, the same position that the Welsh free churches are at Maidela. aey MS. Markham (who haa JUNE : 1.—The Gunn steamship Colorado arrived here i n non —i n th a t positi on in whi c h the Wesleyan ameba to Begland4. 2. Seiontilis Exploration of Control Asettear from Liverpool at 4.30 p.m. to-day. She embarked pas- and in which t h e fro, churches Scotland are ~ lia. By Dr. G. Niemeyer. and proceeded for liew ay IffientlnAteor BY WOMMEN. —At the 1 :2 and also, I may say, it is the same position in which all a l e e n rwasin BOMBAY MAIL.—MA TA, JUNE 3.--- Pelie•effice, on Tuesday, Donald Mitchell was eau The Syria, from Southampton 23rd May, arrived on the Ist the protestant chamber the ePhsePsien inellagod, are ill t o th ree ment he h ee d l a b owr f or h ar i ng, with inst. at n and left at 6 pm. for Aliatandria. Canada, in the Australian colonies, and in the United on strike, intimidated certain of Yearn. Parle' " t er w jli X BOMBAY HEAVY MAris—Tles Delta left at 1 p.m. to-day. States et North America—(hew, bear); but we propose to mea, and so prevented them going to work. The one She may be looked for at Southampton about the 12th ey e th ew tw ig s d,, an t age , which you h a y s arm h a d, to arm out of a smite at aa iron ship .building pad, and WO inshrat. PROFESSOR JuW/LTT.—The Dean of W es t m i ns t er f 'save them in pommel= of all the churches, wherever was be still iniurther investi ga ted,owin • g to o th er Mader has appointed Professor Jowett the special promisee at they have a eleareasthe Uwe will keep them , te "Pk Orrin& Num. Samara D• • the evening service in the nave of the Abbey, on Sunday, -- fielahter) — end et all th e Parsonage hems bellesaiell to WZDNERDAT, Jima 3. --Admimke mete Valk the 4Pith inetant. ' those ebarthos where there are oosietestioas who erM 6,717 ; ;dills, se lamed, 14,810 ; tote' visitors, 21,526. THE I', 1T1. , 11 AND FUREIGii UNITARIAN ASs'OCIAT. 7 OII. This aa lociatiun held its airmail general tueetiug yesterday. at Little Portland-street Chapel, Mr. 06011111 MOCKTriN, the president, occupying the eb;.le. Sir Jan Bowling, Lees. it. R. Asplaml and R. Spears, secretaries of the ;association ; W. C. Venning, treasurer of the th.O. dation ::rev. T. Madge, Dr. Sadler, T. L. tlarslia:l,,. P. Ham. d. Jerson, James Martineau, J. J. Tagler, princird or Manchester New College ; M. U. (leeway, W. Chasm lg. S. Bache, Birmingham ; P.W. Chayden, 144 gingham; 1. Talbot, Tenterden ; R. B. Maclellan, stone: ....iontliampton; W. James, Bristol; Barmbe. Wakefield ; C. H. Dell, Calcutta ; PI. COUTtala. Esq., Alderman J. C. Lawream, D. Merriman, W. 5. Cooksor.. S. Sharpe. U. Andrews, Belfast ; W. Shaksi...ane., I:. Dunn, and H. Bicknell were also present. Mr. W. ' "u, the treasurer, read do apart d receipts and disbursements for the year, the former Ming 3,092/. lre 10d., and the latter, including mime inveseed, ;OM. es. leaving a balance in hand of 0.11. td. Mr. S. Mem lire moved the wee:Aeneas and appro7e2 at the committee's and treasurer's reports. This was seconded by tbs Rev. :4. BAcnr, and carried. The Bev. J. MARTINEAU moved :—" That the cordid thanks of the association be given to Rev. Dc. Bellows, et the Uniter Brides (who bed preached the sermon a t th e usual wernitag service preliminary to the meeting), for his compreheisive, vigorous, and impressive discourse. That his presence and services this day are gratefully welo orao d k as a token 4 the symp a thy f e lt in America towards their English brethren ; and that he be requested to comumei eats to the American Unitarian Association, and to one churche , is the great republic, the assurance of our 19411326, sympathy with them in their varied and healcus worts to promote Fire Christianity and religious freedom " This was secont:ed by the Rev. Ali L. CARPI letER, and ertelem• elastically adopted. 'Carious other gentlemen present addressed the meeting, and several other re/elutions germane to its *hied, weer rag fwd to. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. Kamm Mr W. H. LIVIO/I.—This Evening at 7 MAZY JONlit followed by ?IT'LL WATER». Yeeus. A. Wigan. C. Wyndham. Iftopliont. efeelamrn Wigan and Nally Moore. To moduli* wills KALI tillk DOUR L9CK RD. Ir. J. L. Toole. MR. 9ENRDICT•I3 GRAND MORNING OONCERT, .11. James 'inn, MATURDAY, June 10, 1/04. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Balises. Promenade Conmi. Band of 00. Begin at a is. Boz-elect open from 12 to 4. CONCERTINAS, Guitars, and Zittars, for India, Irma two guineas upwards . barrel pianoforte., playli4 TatittY 4 dun 'e Innen ,Sc. , from 14 guinea, KEITH, PRO % SE, mad o„ nuninfaettu,re, 4u, Clanige“o. HARROW. —Convenient HOUSE to be LET at a low rent, elkee to station.— tpply to Mr. POOLE, Greatrhkll, Barrow, WARPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PENNY . MR. MUNI T AT LI V ERPOOI Mr. Bright having accepted an invitation from the Welsh Nat'.onal lief Am Asuiciation to visit Liverpool during the annual gathering which is called at Whitsun tide in OIL town, wan present last evening at • crowded meeting in the Amphitheatre. Mr. W. W mia :1., • member of the Liverpool Town Council, occupied the chair, and the meeting was composed chiefly of natives of the principality. At one time apprehensions were enter tained of • serious disturbance, insmouslo as it was alleged that some of the Orange lodges had been. issuing ticket. closely resembling the original.; tut very ettimmt measure ' were promptly taken by the local authorities, and the proceedings passed off with the utmost tranquillity. M:. , Bright, who was accompanied by b'At host, Mr. c. N. Rath ! bone, and a number of the leading lib.rals e Liverpool and its neighbourhood, met Witt r most enthusiastic reception. The Rev. H. Itn H. Ulf" moved the first resol " That this meeting of the Welsh Reform .isseciatior oor. diaily approves of the principles of ;tratice cottaineel it the resolutions for the .lisestablishment of the Irish church lately carried in the Hour,- of Coalitions by the ' liberal party, and in support of those principles pledges itself to exert Ira whole internee here and thro4hoat Wales to secure the return of liberal candidates at the neat putiersentery election." He complained that the representatives of Wales were chosen by a few powerful landholders, by whom the most cherished rcligious and political principles of the great bulk of the Welsh people were habitually ignored or misrepreecuted. The Rev. Dr. REES seconded the retoktmt, Mpa,:king in the Welsh language, which apparently er cited great enthusiasm amongst a considerable portiot of the r.udi• ence. support a tUiliiaktr. Von have bad to build co your bill sides and vall :ye in {Vales all those churches and chapels of yours wilier we see when travelling through )our lovely country. In 'icolland the churches and manses of the free churches has e been &milt within the last 25 year by members c: the free church. In Fallon!, I need rot tell you that halt the people of every creed uLe go to places of worship go to buildings which hare been erected by the •_oluntsry olerings of those who ate not coo. oected with the (pine* °buret.. Jr you go to /re- Lind you would find fire and a half millions of Roman en toiling, who own scereely any of the land, but who ha.e ill times past, the poor, the naked, and the meanest in the land, nho have estsblished for themselves nearly, l es y ' t f b::• a d i of their peope. chapels and priests, houses arid hospitals, and scboolfs c to hl g altogether, thee:re:Bei, Ireland. e e cdt. propo sefot th ° to ?tie:lit:anew:lt