The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-18 00:00:00

-4:4.- -- ---- c - - , '' - z ~ 4 -._ - ~ d r-_,- 7- ...., -, t 4 i EA PAPER ---) P 11:7 7 1 7# zia IV • TI ,A4Fikil i:;:,; -,, • ; 7 ; 4-z - S':l2l4:lLXid Na 4,948.] CIALCI.7I'TA, calling at MADRAEI.—(T6e July, ‘,/ AtiJ.itat. and September steamers, calling at Madras to IRA and embark pabenners only.)—The well-known clipper anzillery steam-ship Al RITI VA, 2.133 tons. SOO bone.power, J. SMYTH, Commander, now loading In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13th July, embarking passengers at and leaving Gmve•end on the 15th July. This magnificent ship, built ex pressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has drst-rate urcommodation for passengan, and will carry an as perieneol surgeon and a Inman/ea The n irk* will be continued monthly by one of the following bat-sulat,r auxiliary ate.ira vessels belonging to this Company : am p. I Tau. lilonwpower.l Date of sailing: Calcutta Juan Golden Flom Queen of the Ileolk Indiana Hydaspes lady Jocelyn Mauritius _ 2,261 300 Anast I& 2. 018 359 =ber 15. 708 800 r 16. 2.321 800 November 15, UM 300 December IL L 269 800 Jan. 15. 1801. 2.262 309 February 16. L 12 6 800 March 16. Bur freight or pamege apply to ORINDLAT and Co, NA Par liament-street, &W. the *otters, AMID BRM and Co., 160, Leadenhallntreet, E.C. : or at the Deem of the Company, 9, Mincing.lane. London. E.C., where also application forappolnt merits as Midshipmen In this service should he made. RICHARD W, laid India end London Shipping Company D( DR Li E mited Secretary. ), 9, Mincing hos, KC. tevrrr sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PAOLIT SYDNIY direct no sail from the river 15th June, calling at Plymouth, If requned, to embark posseggenc, the well.known frigate-bunt *hip ViMMi RA, A I 11 years, register 1.037 toes, J. B. SWANSON, Cosaniander lying to the Bast India Docks Thum floe ahip has a full poop. with most excellent accommodation for cabin plummier; her 'Lwow decks befog lofty and airy, she offers a desirable oppor tunity for a few second cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced sureetin,—For terms of freight or passage *POT to =I'SWANSON, on board: or to DZVITT and 00kk, r-street DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Por SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the river on the Igth of Joly, calling at Plymouth on the Ist of August to embark passengers , , the solenoid frigatehullt ship IA HOGUE, A 1 13 years, 1,331 teas register, JOHN WIL LIAMS, Commander; lying In the East India Docks. This line ship has been built expressly for the Sydney toad. She has fall poop, with llrst•rate accommodation for cabin pamengers ; bee 'mien decks being lofty and 269, obi olkosalso a desirable Zrity for • few second cabin sad intermediate paraengers. irrifean7 experleawed For terms of freight es aPrlTapply to Captain WI on board ; or to =V IT . ! OOkIL, 9, BiEliter-street. DE ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. For SYDNEY Direct (to sail pane tually from the river the Pith August, oaths( at Plymouth to embark passengers let September), the well-)nown frigate-built ship DUNCAN DUNBAR, A 1 IS years, 1,r4 tons register. PINNEY NEATDY Commander : lying in the lest India Docks. This ship has been fitted with the greatest care and coesideratioe for the comfort of passengers . her cabins ate lofty and airy ; she can accommodate a few biterrnedlates, and pill carry an expe rienced surgeon —tor terms of freight or plumage apply to Cap tain if ENRY 1111ATBY, on board; or to DayriT and 310011.4 1 1 , Ifilliterelseek 11EV ITT and MOORE'B AUSTRALIAN LINE ..ILY of PACLIPP4RIP.—Yoe PORT PHILLIP Direct, delivering at Geelong-wharf, U so agreed (to be despatched pnnutualy on the 6th July, 1 IR Aiming day Erd July), the new Loudon.ovised clipper ship ARUNDEL, Skids = A I, register 1,249 tons, WM. HADA WWI% Commander, lying to the London Docks. This beautiful scowl, lust built on the most approved lines, offer* • Meekeste opportunity for shippers and passengers, and Is en. pecked to make a very quick run oat.—t or tei ma of tee m = pamage apply to G. and A. HULKING sad Co., 124, gate street . or to Dawn? end MODAL a, Billiterctreot. irkEVITT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE I_, of PACE ST BRIT.—For HOBART TOWN Direct last ship ping dsy Thursday, July 10% the PF.RCY, AI. register 919 took RICHARD WItANKMORE, Commansier ; loading in the UM ladle Docks. This vessel has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for first-class passengers. Has great height in the 'tweet' decks fur the scconiniodatkei of bounty ticket and other intermediate passengers, and will carry asurgeon.—For freight nr minage apply to the owners, Masan. RICHARDSON BROTHER.", and Co. 17, Bt. Heleu*s.place, l i L t. hoperrtrest ;or to DZYTIT MOOR; 9, =nab lytlyeTlT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE , PACKET ISHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to be do. apatchoo punctually on the sth Jelly, lent shipping day 3rd July), the well-known Braid) built clipper barque IRENE A 1, 700 to DAVID BUTE, Commander: lying In the London Docks. Thin facourfte vowel, regularly employed In the Adelaide trade, la well known for her uniform passages and comfortable accom modation for cabin passengers —For terms of fro lht or passage apply to Mews. PETRA TINDALI, RILEY, and Grace church-street ; or to DEVITT mad 11001; 9, teimizest. DVTT I and MOORE'S AIISTRAiiiiNLIWE 1/ of PACKET SHIP.—For POET PHILLIP Meet No an from the river on the 26th July, calling at Plymouth to embark paasengers on the let August), the well-known frigate.hotit ship CoPENHAGEN, A 113 year., 1,20 u ton, JOHN GC LWEE GUD- FiIEY, Commander , lying in the East India Docks. This line weasel was built exprenly for the trade, has a full poop. with Lest-rate accommodation for cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon. She is fitted in a very superior man ner for the carriage of cattle, and is celebrated for her gnat success In taking out stock to the colony—For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain J. H. GODFREY, ow board; or to DEVITT and MOORS, 0, Billiterxdreek DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For LAIINCES i ON Direct Clad ship ping day June the new British-Dinh clipper barque AS PHODEL, AI, register SSO tons, JOHN W Y RILL, Commander; London bock& Thu yowl, admirably adapted for the Launceston trade, le expected to make a very quick run out, and ha good accomnoulatiou for a few chief c►bin passengera—Ear terms of freight or passage apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, Ma, At. Helen's-place ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiteretreet. fIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET BHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Skeet is Molar trader. has kist arrived from the colony, and maintain again ininledkAM7l, the splinilid ell i rperuhip DUSORLAN, A 1. Mdr ter 3811 tons, W. R. RARWOO Commander; lying In the London Docks This ship hal been bulk expressly for the trade. and has ant-rate accommodation for chief cabin Ri ; tssengr:" .7. Tor farther H apply to the °wear, w.fruma, Helen's place ;or to DKVIIT and 1110071.11, Billiterotrvet. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AITSTRALLiN MINIM from LONDON Duvet. Part. 1 lildll. I Smuts. I To Sall. 8 7duirl ;Morning Star i '6OO Jane 25. 8 7 0730 7 P4 4 / 1 01 • brilliant Sydney 9lelbourne Wallsoe Melbourne Queen,land , Utopia queensland 'Sultana I 2,500 i July 25. ieeredand !Wanda 1,600 1 August 25. This celebrated lino of paciefa hare, by their punctuality and rapid passages, earned a world known reputation, and their pa. stinger accommodation is unsurpassed by *O vessels ,goat.—For all particubus respecting freight or to Australia apply to JA.VISi BAINES and Co. Lir : all Agents for the Black Sall Lined Packets; and to T. . =MAY and Co., 1, Leaden hallstreet, Leaden. SC. MONIST WIORAM and SONS' (of M irr ela ßa awan.yard, London) LINE of PACKET 811178 to ADSTRAIJA.—Per MELBOURNE, Pert Phillip, Direct to kayo the Ducks on Saturday, June VI, calling at Plymouth), the wpiendid new clipper ship TM' E BRITON, 1,100 tons, G.E. DAWN, Commander; lying In the East India Docks. her sicommoda limn for e an classes of pmerugern are uosurpemed, and she will carry an xperienced surgeoft—For freight or peonage awl) , to MTIOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Moon. Money Wigram sod Ilona, 188, Leadenhallotreet—Pasaeogers by this Doe of packet' are conveyed from Paddingtoe to Plymouth, flrakelon br accosts kun fares, and sementolaas for third-class farm GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Listeen WALTER PATON, Commander, Ds DISPATCHED from LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. caltlrg at Queenstown, u under : —TUESDA Y. Jul 1, and SATURDAY. August IS; returning from New York , July 22, and Tuesday, September it The speed and comfort of tbla noble Alp, as well am the Im munity from sea Gekness enjoyed by passengers, hove now been so fully proved as to need no comment. Fares :—Cabin passage, £2O to LYS, according to accommoda tion, all hating the same pH% Hetes In the saloon Room Tickets will be hatted eta !amend a half. Intermediate passage, £lO steers ditto, 1.2 ta. Pot further particulars apply to C. E. Dixon, 0, Rumford place, Liverpool : Seymour, Peacock. and C. , llti, Irenchnrch. street • London, E.C. , or to the Grua Ship Company ; Limited), 90. Cannoodutreet, London, E.C. TO =TOM COLUMBIA FOE ASS 10a. to NEW YORE area—The LIVERPOOL. RIM YORK. and PHILADELPHIA BTEAM-BHIP COMPANY intend despatch ing their Lull-powered iron Screw Stamm-ships, calling at Queens town to embark psseengera and despatches. as follows: WEEKLY FROM LIYEEPtIOL FOE NEW YORE. CITY OF lit LTIMORE. This day. June 18. lANGARtIO, Wednesday, June 25. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, July E. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin 'image, 16, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the MM. modatioik Forward passage 8 guineas. including ell prostates, cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, booked through en very advantageous terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22. Water-street, erpool; or to ravts and MACEY. 61, KIDS Williametroet. Citl. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL ISTRAM-BHIPN, appothted by the Admiralty to sail between LIVIRPOOL and NEW YORK. and between LAM& POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and feCehe mails, goods, and passenger... the Boehm Alps calling at Halifax to lend and receive t.itraeogers and her Maiesty's nulls. The following or other studs are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the math: _ _ SCOTIA, for NEW YORE, Satturla, Juno 21. EUROPA, fur BOnToN, Saturday. June PERSIA, for NEW YORE, Saturday, July S. Pauses tooney, Including steward's las and provisions, but Without wises Of liquors :--To Halifax sad Boston, chief labia, . second cabin, CIE .. To New York, clued cabin.. AU:. and cabin, EIS. Yralght to Halifax, Boatos, sad New York, 23 per Wu, and IS per cent. priagags.—Applyto J. B. Toned. td. Old Broad.street, Lomlou ; t. Currie, Barre, salt It, Mrs de Is Bourse, ]'arts; G. ant J. Bursa, Ituchaaanatryet, Glasgow: U. and C. Wino. QuLcustows; or L. and C. Y•lew, 8, Water. Mast, Liverpool. TOZEAIJ'S COPARINE NEG/t, successfully Otried hi the Paris mod London Hospitals, under the cars of Messrs. Cullerisr, Riconi. Lloyd, Poland. and Legros Clerk (Lancet, Bth Nov.. 18524 effects a cure in an avenge of six days, either In recent or C l / 7 013/C Mamma-4a ea. per botile,L= M. 2d., at C. Joassn's, /rock anode. lisjaarket, Mrs. Ellen Hope has presented to the National Lifeboat Institution 340/., in memory of her late husband, the Rev. F. W. Hope, for the purpcoe of enabling the in stitution to station a new lifeboat and trassporting carriage at Armlotions, on the north coast of Devon, where some fearful shipwrecks take place nearly every winter. BOARD Or TRADE, WHITRHALL, JUNI 10.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of Stet' for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's agent and Consul-Bowel at Tunis, reporting that the pro hibition against the exportation of wheat and barley from that regency has been removed.—Cazetle. THE THARCi EMBANKJILET.—Yesterday, in this com mittee, clauses were sought to be obtained on behalf of the Charing-cross Railway Compaay relative to the coastruction of works entheir central motion, and proposing menpossition in the event of piers or landing places being erected in con nexion with the embankment sear the present pier at lituigerford„ but the committee declined to give the required clauses, end the company reserve their right of appeal to the erommittee on the question in the Lords. Protective clauses were given to the owners of property in connexion with the Adelphi estate, but the committee declined to give compensation clamant for any interference with the water frontage between the Temple and Blackfriars, and then *d immed. THE OUTWARD WNW INDIA AND PACIFIC MAIM _ _ . Jon 17.— TM Royal Moil Oeuu Amli•lhiPTalifennlon..aesitnin =vet . mailed. knee 16-41 , Tor the Wert Wks, I ttific a lko w gefi t eregr i lool out 100 paseregete, • - Chiang Esoign haus for Earbadoes, end for Jamaica Xs Rev. G. Mardiaid, °opium -Moms& laentasnt Mae sergh, Samoa Skeen, Aasivtootaugeons Flynn, Th=peon, Grant. and Lieutenant Willkons. The Toirnanian took on freight English coW coin 211501. • silver coin, 4001. ; iswellery. 9171. • French jewellery 1 &1 0 12/. ; also • general retried Enoch ind Faillalt DIMALIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLIPPS vlll follow ilimpallit the undernwntioned Miklos' simmers s. s _ _ TorIECITTIRDLY and the RHINE, the BATAVIEB, from the BALM an& foreima Steam Wharf, Wapping. every Sullast morning, at 11 a.m., and the PYKNOORD, Thursday morning, at 7 am., from off the Tower. For BRIMILN, twice • week, the ADLER, 110 WE, or SCHWALBR, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, from Horse lydown, at 11 a.m.. calling at Blac kwell Pier to receive pawn gees tap and aat noon. Thal t ares : LI, 41, and 10s. Return Utica. haled aka _ _ ~NoUoe .=11; Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to all parte of Oeemany. For COPENHAGEN, the EAST ANGLIAN, about June Itd, from Romelydown. lee GOTHENBURG, the THAIIIO4, June EL from Homely down, at 4 am., to be followed by the LONDON and GUSTAF NASA, alternately every week. Warm tS an, Lb. b., and AL For freight, Pratede. app yat Chaplin' a Universal Office, Regent-circus, W., or to PHILLIPPS,GRAVYS, and PIULLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane, E.O. RE JOHN RUMMY, • banknyt.—To UMBRELLA and UM RIOLLLA FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS and others. ril°be SOLD by TENDER, the STOCK of this bankrupt, In the premises, nf, MHitatreet, London. Tendon mast be made for the entire Mock and delivered, under seal, at the premises on or before noon on THURSDAY next, tbe 19th day of June Instant, addreamd to Mr. W. L HARRIION. Pintlenare of the stock, forme of tender, and the stock itself may be seen on the premises ; and any further Information may be had on application to Mr. Hudson there. RAWLINS and ROWLEY. Solicitors to the Assignees. lifisJughaus, June 16, 11102. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PART OF THZ XINODOIL—P. sad Z. 116TF015 FUR RUH DRAWIRO•ROOM ter MS, I DINING-BOOR tar ASIA and • Bi6T BHDROO!! for *YB These goods aro weft thai;h;d. every way suitable for noderate shad bows PRAWNS NONBINDING should risit the Warehouse, sad Inspect the large stock always on hand. REFKILENCES AB/ KINDLY PNEMITTED TO 7011.3112 L CUSTOMERS. Illustrated Catalogues gratis and poet free. 144, OXYORD.STREIT. and 91 to 96. CITY-110/.D. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and 80K, S and 4, OCIODOSSTIJUIT, W. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN roasts a lame joint of meat with a mere handful of coals. The saving is iresemase : the meat is beautifully roasted in every pert, nicely browsed ell over, sod ell the gravy and nutritious properties Mather. Price Ms. NJ& These surprising ideate prodmod by scientific concentration of beat. nARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's deuebt: an infallible method et cooking this favourite vagetehle in perfection Price la, la, Pa BANLOVPS AUTOMATON OLNDER SIFTER., the Hosmonald's Maud, warranted to awe one ton *I osalsla Was. Prim lla 44. (fill hut 10 para.) B _ ARLOVPB PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, ass sediment disturbed Ia title. Will may Ito Meng ant in a mania. Prim es. and ap HARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO TINT PIG REQUIRED: so moss tat beer or soar whoa Mss 4z ad. ditto steam plated, #.—Apply direct to JANET BARLOW, poteataa 14, King Williantatreet, Idiussion loose. Ore that his name and address is os every article all others are Itiuriaos &atlases. EitErarions gratis. Itstablabed DEM 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Blether, sad Envhind Coal Dcpdts. No travellers or agents employed. LEA and Co.'. lowest summer price for Hatton, Haswell, and lambton Wallet:rid, the best house coal. di rect from the celled a by screw steamers, is Pls. per ton (do not pay more under say pretext) Hartlepool, tea ; Tanfleld, 17s. but emsll, ill. Inland, by railway Silkstone, first els" yoa ; second clam, 19a. : Clay Cress, its. and Its. ; Barnsley, l.a ; Hartley, 16s. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. AU order direct to LEA and Co.. chief einem North Lon don Hallway Station, Highbary, Islingtoti, or Kinittlxod. REAL MALTA LACE SHAWLS and IMITATION DIU°. REAL PRENCIL, BEUXELLI3. sad SPANISH SHAMS REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 41 Gahm& LMITATION SHAWLS mad MANTLES, 425. A. BLACK BORNE'S SPANISH DEPOT, SE SOUTH AUDLEY-ST., 011.08VEN01,41QUAIX. LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NZW COATINGS are now ►a for inspection. The trouserings are of patients and tes tate" sot to be excelled. A select stock of walking lounging, &adorer costa always on band at HAMILTON and lIIIPIONII, 105, Strand, opposite Amtier-ludl. Ii MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILK% LLD. NEW SPUN° AND SUMMER STOCK for the World-bused Scotch ANGOLA les. TROUSER& Ti sow replete end ready for Invitation. These Trousers were originated ►y Mr. Miles, Wltemionlyaddresi is 71. BROOK-STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE and who is not imenseteil wit► any person imitating end adver tieing la his name. ESTABLISHED 18th FEBRUARY, 1841. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. IL MOUES and SONS celebrated INDISPk:NAABLE SUIT, which Is adapted equally for Walking, Riding, Travelling, or Business, will be found the most comfortable areas for a visit to the Intonational Exhibition, twice from 90a. to 78s. Spring and Summer Clothing of every description, ready-made, or made to measure for all classes and all ages. E. MOSES and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. London Houses: City Establishment, 164 s IE4 164 167, min.-J.; 83, 04. as, 84 87, 88, ffiL Affigaio. Oxford-street Branch, 606, 307, 808, New Oxford-street; 1,2, 3, Hart-street, Tottenharn.courtvoad Branch, 171, 138, Tottenham-court-road: tffi. Ruston-rued. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked to plain figures the lowest possible prices, Irimi which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money estmsed. Lista of prices, with rules for self-measurement, and patterns, post free. 1i0.9133 and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at unmet, till Saturday evening at sunset, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. stosn and SON'S Pamphlet for the present seasnn, with Trench and German translations, and containing some interest ing infnrmstion cow:omin the " International Exhibition, - may be had gratis, and post free. BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-m -ale-Maine—ere MIER AMMON, 186t—Tbe MINERAL WATERS of BOMB' , RO, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Liebig, are stimulant, took, attentive, and aperient. They are of Admirable service In rernosieff disorders of the stomach and other intestines, They stimulate these organs when the abdominal ein•ulation Is defective, assist the proeeues of accretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition And assimilation. They are powerful reme dial agents hi cases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleee, 4mochondria. jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate thniMpation. In eases of gout, and all other affection produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moat happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially ized by those who drink them at their source ; for then, the in rating I aired the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene. And perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in wet fag the action of the medicinal beverage. The commineent casino, which, In the beauty of its architec ture, the Jediciotis distribution of its apartments, and the rich. I ness of Ito decorations. surpasses every other eilince of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls anti con certs, as also for the games of trente et nearside cud roulette ; the former Is played with the half refait, and the latter with one sem; the daily venture of the bank at the trente et quarante table is fixed At .C 12,000. and the maximum stake,' CM. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading coons. liberally furnished with German, French, English, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals: a coffee room in the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on to a One tenure paved with asphalty ; a greed tithing at tun e m,where there a tableartilite kla Francais..., twice • slay, and five o'clock, wider the super intendence of the celebrated N. Chovet, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshment department of the R wham. An excellent orchestre, numbering forty distinguished mush clans, performs three Dines a day : in the morning at the Wells In the afternoon In the leaut:ful gardens of the Cimino, and In the evening in the greed Ball-room. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are twenty tniins a day, to or fro, the het as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only ball an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brunets in twelve hours, to Berlin In fifteen. to Paris la sixteen, and to Loudon in twenty four, so excellent is the intercommunication by rail. fIORNS,_BUNIONS, and DEFECTI I 7E TOE VV MITEACTID sad CURED la me minute, without minima or the lout pain, by Mr. KENDALL, 86, Regeistotreek Wien attended by Mrs. Kendall If preferred. Terms, tti ed. to fa. Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal hinny, which may be stun, with thousands of others, from all parts cf the kingdom, almilar to the following :—lcrom the /tight Sex. the Lord Eishop of London :—" Mr. Rerwiall hos effectually eared mane corns on my test without giving any pais.' —"Sir Robert Alesauder, 31. St. Janseis-place, hu bad two large toenails and a corn extracted from hi' feet by Mr. Randall, and can strongly eminnitead here, 86, lageutetreet Quadrant. DrigNEYORIYS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. dining tweistrilve years, emphatically sane. timed by the medical preleadoe, med universally accepted by the public, as the best remedy foe acidity of the stomach , heartburn, headache, goat, and indirertioa. and as a Wild ape. neat for delicate constitutive*. Meld especially for Idles age children. It is prepared, In a state of perfect purity and uniform strength, only by DINNISINSILD and to., 172, New Boodstrlet. modes : mad mid by ail reipsetable ebseable throuubsett the world. , • . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1862. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of lINGIAND, MILT AGRICULTURAL BROW of Hours, Cann. SHEEP. PIGS, and MACRINIRY, 111 Bottoms-pork, ladds, JUDO 23 to July 1 Monday, Jane IS, Machinery Yards Tuesday ~ 24, „ Wednesday 26 Wednesday, 26, Cattle Yard (day on which the Judges award the Prises) N.B. Persons who pay the Half-a-Crown Admission into the Machinery Yard can pass into the Cattle Yard on paying the additional 17a. 0.1. Thursday, 26th, Entire Show ,Live Stock and } p h „, g m ' Machinery, &c.) 1 NM =47th ~ , 58th • • • lialf4•Crown. . Monday, 30th ... Tuesday, July Sat .. Wednesday, 2nd Members free. .. embers free. Open each day from Eight In the Morning till Eight in the Evening, except last day, w hen the yard will be closed at Six o'clock. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, June 2fAh, Pith, and Stith, there will be a Public Exhibition of Steam Coltivators at Work, from Eleven a.m. to Four p.m., near Parningham Station. in Kent, a tiatance of 24 miles from the Victoria Terminus of the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway.—By order of V 4 Council B. HALL DAB; Secretary. HILINIANOWIL rr One fiLllling. R. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST READING BUT ONE. St. Jamas Hail, TO -0113.0W EVENING (7'harsday), Jane 19, at a —ln compliance with W7 reqweeth Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will read Ma CHALTIMAS CAROL and the TRIAL from Ilex w icic.— Placa Is, the Reading :—Nota Bud* Boar Shllllnp : Body of Ha g sad NeDele enyuss. M ,, Toat=we iffillg d iagg : Am aubil Galimite, One Shil lin :mg an Hai* uts. Ticket Office, AL Jamas-hall, liocadilty l rill- .3 LAND, &meter,. riIHALBERG'S MATINEES, Hanover-square Bows .—B. TSLALBEJtG has the honour to announce that his IKATINZI6, and last appearance but one, will take plat* on SATIMDAY, June IS. The only other occasion on which B. Thalberg can possibly appear to London this season la Monday, July 7. Btalia, kis ; unmerred sesta, 100. ed. Esch Matinee to commence M calf-past 1. A few remaining stalls In the best situations can be accused by an early ap ication m to B. Thalbergs Secretary, Hanoveruquare Roam as and Tickets to be had 'at Mitchell's, Mister's. Chu A Cock and Hutchings's, flocidolrost ; Cramer and Co.. ItsganksareeS Keith and Proms, Glisapside ; and at Hanover-stpme Boom THE LONDON PAVILION.—The Proprietors be respectleßy to inform the public that they an now DINING tour hundred persons daily at aye o'clock, and have room toe one thousand more. Open from nine a.m. Breakfast, lc. dinners it la cute, or at axed prime, always ready. In addi tion to the naval attractions of the musical entertainment', en gagements have been made with His IL Pearce, Bain Collins, arr Hee (Chinese joggier;, and Mews Harvey and 'reach tthe Nerres"). tHIL and SONNHAMIIII, Proprietors, London 11.4hernestrest, Hoymmirat. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE 003/PANT, 14.2. Pall-mall, London, &W., Ltabllalled lad for tin supply of pars Winne of the !tibial character ..t a oaring of at least 30 per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, t7w per dozen. (The dtaadard of Excellence.) SPLENDID OLD PORT 37a per doses. (Tea years i• the wood.) Dinner Sherry. 20e. sad SM. Old Port, 24a. and 30s. Ypernay Champegoa. Ma. St Jel,en Claret, 105.. 20e. & 541. Finest Cognac Bo math ais. sail Finest Schiedam liollands, Sea. 1565. per donna. per rem. BEAUJJLLIS Batiks and Pic all delis owes catriew frog W 1 20,. per down. gas included. Terms, nub or ref 'wawa. MID TIPPING, Manager. EAU -DE-VIE.,—This Pure PALS BRANDY, ISs. per gallon, Is detnoestrsted, upon mays* to cullarly free tramacidity, and they superior to &went. time of Cosmic. la Prawn bottle& lie& per des.: or to a cede for the country, Its. Railway carriers paid. No Anent& and to be obtained only of 11.1iNItY WIT sad Co., Old Varalvsla Distillery, Holborn. ,CEREZ.—PaIe Diener SHERRY, 245, per doz. Railway carriage paid. Recommended with confidence. liINRY BRMIT and Co., Distillers and Importers, Holborn ban, LC. C°KS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, ehiolt M so highly esteemed with FL* Game, Steaks Soaps, Grills Gravies Slot and Cold Meets and unrivalled ler postal ism is sold by the most respectable design fall* arm —C. 00C111, leadlag, solo insisubetiireor, We P. mg C. Coda. (MUT I ON. —WATIEERSTON and BROGDEN NJ recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated as the Insoles—. line Gold and Pura Gold," as applied to Jewellery, betas a delusion. MATED:BATON and DROODIM/11 GOLD CGAINS, and all articles icauulactured by tam, are sold upon this principle. and at the maaufacturerg pima Manufactory. 16, Liennetta-street, Coventgardeo. M.G. Aamys to of chains and Jewellery . or la. esch.—N. B. This astatilabusat Is closed at 6 in the evening. and en Saturdays at L WHITS and SOUND TEETH are indivensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food ROWLANDO' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of inestimable viihke in preferring and beautifying the teeth, strentitheinus the gums, and to giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes end preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like wbitenew Its Invaluable perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the entry of Europe, and it la universally in high repute. Price 2s. ed. per bon. Sold by A. Rowland and Sony, 20, Hatton garden, and by Chasaista and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands Odosto: Two fail Wags, ANALYSIS d ENGLISH and FRENCH HISTORY. By Bassos W. Timm, 3L A Heal Moder of the Royal lnealtatioa School Liverpool. By thalami, ANALYSIS of ROWAN HISTORY. is. ANALYSIS of ORSCIAN HISTORY. to. Logsdon : Porter. Soo, and Bourn. West Strand. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS. —Tuzspmr, Joss 17. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat upon the woolsack at five o'clock. PRIVATE BITSINE&S. The following bills were read a second time :—North Esetam Railway (Team Valley Fatessioo) ; North E as tern Railway (Blaydou to °onside) ; North Eastern and Hull and Heideman Railway Companies Amalgamation Andover add Redbridge Railway; Burtoo- upon -Trent Railways; Leeds and Birstal Read ; Liverpool Corporation Water ; North Eastern and Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Rail way Companies Amalgamation ; Hereford, Hay, and Bre con Railway (Deviations) ; Stafford and Uttozeter Railway ; North British Railway • Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway, and West of Fife Railway and Harbour Com posing; South Eastern Railway (Tunbridge and Dartford tines) ; Manchester, Sheffield, and L incol nshire Railway additional powers) ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway additional powers) ; Oldham, Ashton -under• Line, and aide Bridge Junction Railway ; Mid-Wales Railway (dart atleas, &a.), Bills. The following were read a third time and passed : Mackintosh Farr Fund, North Eastern Railway (Market Weighton and Beverley Extension, Ac ), Bills. PETITION PRESENTED. Lord BROUGHAM said be had • petition to presect from • most respectable body of men, the East London Tempe. lance League, in favour of the Permissive Bill. Whatever might be thought of the remedy they proposed, there could be no doubt that intranperance was • dire evil—an evil Moat wrought the &striation both of body and soul. THE LATE EARL CANNING. Earl GB.ANVILLE (who spoke with great emotion)—My lords, however painful, it is my duty to inform your lord. ships that this house has lost one of its moat distinguished members. That great, illustrious, and able man, Lord Can- Meg, is no more. Under Divine Providence he was enabled, by the exercise of the highest qualities which dignify statesmanship, to preserve and strengthen her Majesty's dominion over a vast sod distant empire. He sacrificed to that work, however, not only his own life, bet the life of one who wm far dearer to him. This bonne, in unison with the mind of the whole country, will duly appreciate the aatiocal loss which it has sustained. After a brief pause, Lord CHELMSFORD said—My lords, in the absence of my noble friend (Lord Derby) I wish to join ir the sentiment of grief which has been so strongly ex preened by the noble earl. lam quite rare that all persons must deeply sympathise in the irreparable loss which the eountry has sustained. (Hear, hear.) Lord BROUGHAM—My lords, there will not, I am con fident, be a dissenting voice either in your lordships house at in the country at large, from the feelings to which the noble lords have given utterance. Without distinction of party, mat, or rank, all will acknowledge that the great talents and virtues of Lord Canning stood as high, and in as proud a position as theme of any man whom the decree of Providence has removed from his country. (Cheers.) Lord LYVEDEN—My lords, as I have been publicly momiated with Lord Oaaning's administration, I cannot retrain train saying a word. Howest out to India, like most of the Governors-0 opera!, under the impression that he should ►ave a long reign of peace and prosperity ; and it was his Arm resolve to promote in every way in his power the social mouomy of our Eastern empire. Overtaken, however, by one of the most extraordinary and eventful insurrections ever known in history, Lord Canning showed an equal aptitude for the requirements of military service. He had the rare felicity of proving, too, that be was incapable of being swayed by popular applause to do wrong ; and that he was equally incapable of being driven by popular dicta tion from that which he believed to be right. Ile had the infinite glory of finishing his career in the manner in which he bad hoped to commence it—by putting the firmness of ladle. in cyder and improving its social ooadi• tiro to a greater extent than it had ever before reached. Al though, therefore, we most deeply deplore his removal from neat a time when his servioss :night have been so eminently awful to his country, we mite: admit that for his own glory he died not too soon ; for he achieved the irontest honour th►t can be won by subject of her Majesty—he preserved to the English crown one of its most important provinces ; and be has placed it in a position of prosperity snob es it never reached before. (Hear, bear.) DUCHY OF CORNWALL LANDS (COMPLETION OF AEJhA.NOElil+trTs'B►LL - This bill was read a mooed time. RIFLE VOLUNTEER GROUNDS ACT (IMO) AYSNDYENT BILL. This bill was read a second time. MERSEY, IRWELL, ke., PROTECTION BELL. The report of amendments was received. RETIRING PAY, ka. (mama FORCES, INDIA BILL. This bill paired through committee. The house rose at bell-past 5. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuseDAY, JUWZ 17. After our report hit yesterday, the Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) Bill reseed through committee ; tits Lunacy (Scotland) Bill also passed through committee. The sitting was suspeeded at 4 o'clock. The house rammed at 6 o'clock. FORTIFICATION CONTRACTS. Blr IL WILLOUGHBY gave notice that on Thuraday next he would ask the Secretary of State for War what amount of public charge had been created ander coatroom for fortifications, which it appeared from a paper presented that session had beau made for fifty-five elates. This da y . Third &litlon, 6a., ANDROMEDA,and other POEMS. By the Rev. MARLYS KINGBLICY, Regius Profemor of Modena History in the University of Cambridge, and Chaplain in Ordi nary to the Qu eer. By the lame Author, TDB SAINTE TRAGEDY. Third Edition. is. lIISCELLANIES. Second Edition. Two vols. 181. YEAST: a Problem. Fourth Edition. 6a. HYPATIA ; or, New Foes with an Old Face. Third Edi tion. Landon : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. rro the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— ... A 1/00E on this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the elided. AU persons suffering from the ordinary aliments of mankind should at once mud a stamped directed envelope to Mrs. C. H., 1, Edith-street, Hackney-road, London, whim a copy will be Immediately returned. Seventh Edition, past published, peke ts. by post SO stamps, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (Mental and Physical): the mums, Symptom, Meets, and Rational Treatment. By T. H. Ymansh,ll.ll., Physician to the General Poet-eace Letter Carriers' Prov ident Inatketion, Re. Also, pot tree, Mx stamps, THE F.NOLISII MALADY—INDIGKEITION nut NERVOUSNESS. W. Lock, et, Upper Northithes, Orey'sdnueoad, and Prom the Author, PS, Lloydequare, London, W.C. DP.. CU MTN ON NNIIVOIMNINIL 411INNMAL DIILRY, &c. Just published, price LL , poet free fr om the Author for stamps, A. MEDICAL NII.:BAY on the CAUSE anti CURE et PRIMIATURE DICLINI In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty fire yearn' suecteeful practice In the treatment of those peculiar nervous sad acquired discuses which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. L. CORTIS, 15, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. uMnsultutioris, 10 till 3, and oto & " We eei .I:hesitation in sal we there ls no member of society by whom the book will not be found useful—whether such pence Doll the relation of parent. lircroPror or dr = ra: London : Mann. 31a. Cornhill ; and J. WerwieliAami. ENDOWED SCHOOL'S. Mr. DILL WYN nave notice that on this day week he would move for leave to bring in a bill rel►tive to endowed schools. PENSIONS OF SOLDIERS' WIDOWS. Yr. WARNER asked the Secretary of State for Wes what was the practice In granting pensions and gifts of mousy to the widows, parents, or other relations of soldiers who bad died in the service ; whether such pensions and gifts were bestowed invariably according to fixed regukt time, or whether any discretion was allowed in regard to them ; and whether such discretion, if way, was exercised by the Commander-in-Chief or by the War Department. Sir G. LEWIS said the law made no provision for the pensions of soldiers' widows. He was not aerate of the ex titmice of any discretiorary power. TROOPS FOR INDIA. Colonel SYEE3 asked the Secretary of State for India whether there was nay foundation for the statement in the military journals that 4,000 troops were immediately to be soot to India; whether the additional annual oast of these troops, amounting to above 400,0001., independently of 131. per mane for home charges, suddenly thrown upon the revenues of India, would not destroy the equilibrium of re mipt and expeaditun provided for in Mr. Laiog's budget for 1.623; and whether it we. prudent to suffer the eon. ileum.* of the alleged existing irritation in ludia arising from the ptomain'e of the income tax to assist in the main tenance of the present large European force in a time of pros. Sir C. WOOD said that in sending out these recruits to India the ordinary practice had merely been followed. THE FOREIGN-OFFICE. Sir H. WILLOIJOHBY asked the Chief Conunimioner of Works what quantity of land would be taken rot of Si. Jameespark for the new buildings, and whether soy change bad been nude in the plan so far as regards the quantity of land required in St. Jamees-park Mr. COWPER said• he believed the honourable baronet alluded to the hoarding, but that did not mark out exactly the site of the Middies. The site included 18,000 square feet of grimed which formerly bad bean part of St. Jarnes'e-patic. Sinos the most recent of than aots bad bean weed it had bean found desirable to alter the outline, with a view to architectural effect. He preened to bring hi • bill to Blow of an exchaage of ground between the site of the public offices and the park, t►e general effect of which would be to add 1,480 square feet to the park, so that in reality more ground would be in the park than before. THB ARREST OF MIL BISHOP. Mr. SCLATER•BOOTH asked the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether he was aware that Mr. James Bishop, who was arrested at Gaeta on the 2nd of April, and committed to prison on • charge of complicity in the Osnaldoli oonspiraiiy, bad not yet been brought to trial, and that bail bad bees refused him, although Count Canal. doll himself had bean admitted to bail ; and, it so, whether her Majesty% minister at Turin bed One. instructed to take any stops oa his behalf. Mr. LAYAMD said that Mr. Bishop waa arrested, not for being Concernedeeelpireey. but because he was the 4srer of what were considered to be criminal despatches. He bad no knowledge who Count Canaldoli was, nor was any each name to be found in the Foreign-office. Mr. Bishop was arrested en the gad of April, and had been kept in prison since blame be believed a new form of trial. namely, trial tjurz, sers was about being introduced into Naples. Oros from Mr. B. Cochrane.) That morning, howevst, a despatch had been received from Mr. Consul Bonham stating that be expected Mr. Bishop's trial would come on immediately. [Stamped. Id. Additional.] A letter had also been received that morning from Sir J. Hodson, stating that he called upon the holism gweromeat, sad asked them to bring Mr. Bishop to teal es soon as possible. Yr. COCHRANE—WouId the hot. gentleman lay those ma the table? paps LAYAB.D ;resumed there would be no objection. THE WAR IN AMERICA. la reply to Mr. 'OUTER, Mr. LINDSAY said that be should that night or to- morrow Ly oa the table of the house the terms of his motion respectiog the reeognition of the Confederate States of America. STOPPAGE OF HILSTIAMEN'S PAY. Major O'REILLY asked the Secretary of State for War whether, uoderthemilitia regulations, a militiaman who was absent from • parade was liable to the stoppage of his day's pay ; and whether, as the families of militiamen in training were dependent on their pay for support, it would not be dosiderablo, mouldering the distress Aleged at present to be existing in many districts, to direct the adoption of other mmishoseiste in lieu of Ammo of pay ? Sir G. LEWIS said the proclaims of the Mutiny Act mad of the Articles of War applied to the militia, and nadir these the commanding officer had power to stop their pay. There was so militia regulation giving the commandi ng offioer any diatintion roma:tin the ap isation that pay. THE INOOME TAX. Mr. HUBBARD called attention, in connexion with the Income tax, to the action taken by the government on the "Two Millions Fortification Loan Act of 1990," and also to the effect of the tax on the rents of encumbered leaded pro perty. lie referred to objections he formerly made to the roiaiog of money by terminable annuities for the of the fortifleations, and said that no had been sent into the market, although some bad been given to savings tanks, and there was nu information as to the price at which they wen taken. Either the =Asp basks had taken the annnithe at a Trete which would reader it difficult for thus to dispose of them in the market, or else they had paid the government an extraordinary prim for them. He moved for returns showing the unequal protein, I of the tax. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the motion bad joined two subjects 1111 separate and baron groons as it was pos4ble to bring together. The right hon. geotleinsa defended sad justified the wane taken by the government is the arrangements of the lam. Aa regarded the income tax, Mr. Hubbard bad revived a 'abject which had been disposed of one already thin eeeioa ; and width could hardly have been expected to have been renewed until next year. The deductions which the plan of the hon. gestkinan would make in the iooome tax would meant to soots two millions and a half ; a great part of which would be laid on the landed interest and home property, while the result of the proposal would be to raise the tax from 9d. to Ild. in the pound. Sir F. HEY GATE argued that the payers of income tax under schedule D had much to complain of, and if the tax was only imposed on emergency, it would be probably willingly paid without say talk of its inequslity or is justice. After some observatioss from Mr. P. Urquhart, Sir H. Willoughby, and Sir S. Northcote, The motion fur return, with some modification, was sfirtod to. Sir F. SMITH moved for a commission to inquire into the polity of the military occupation of the Cliental Islands, sad the practicability of ensuring their safety against foreign invasion. Sir G. C. - LEWIS stated that he was nimble to aces& to the motion, which implied that it was not politic to occupy the Channel Islands, and that it was impracticable to defend them against invasion. The hones was counted out while the right hon. gentle. man was speaking. ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS, RARLSWOOD, REDHILL, REIGATE. --- Yesterday a band of dietingoiabed foreign phitan thropiste paid, moiler the soirees of the Society for the Promotion of Social Science, a visit to this irstitutios, and were highly pleased with the result. It certainly was: apparent to them that the managers of the establishment spare so pains to detect the latent abilities of the nefortn nate oblate of their oars, and to turn them to good account, in the hope that the development of one spnng of intel ligence would impart activity to othein. The complete moues of the experiment was more than the most sanguine could expeet, but neverthelem Uwe has bees mob towards it an approximation so extensive that the Wend Istereen imbecility and intslllgense is eery semen indeed. THE FEMALE SCHOOL OP ART.-HAWING AT THE MANSION.HOUSE Yesterday afternoon a public meeting in aid of the Female School of Art, situated at Queen -square, Bloomsbury. was held at the Mansion house ; the Loan MAYOR presided, and was supported Mr. M.P., Mr. Westinacott, Professor Donaldson, Rose, Mr. R. N. Fowler, Mr. Barry Chester, Rev. A. W. Thoeold, Rev. E. Bayley, Resolutions asserting the expediency sad aeoessity of making an effort to plaoe the sc ho ol on a permanent and self-supporting basis ware moved arid spokes telly the Rev. E. Bayley, Mr. Westmacott, Mr. H. Chester, and other gentlemen. In the course of the addresses it was stated that the object of the inatitutioo wee two-fold. First : partly to enable young women of the middle class to obtain hooourable and profitable employment, and partly to im prove ornamental design in manufactures, by improving the taste of the designer. Sines 1852 the lumber at stil -1 dents metered lad been 846. The present number was 107, of whom 72 were studying with the view of maintaining themselves. If the element of rent could be struck off the expenses, the income would balance the expenditure. It had therefore been resolved to purchase the house, 474, Queetaquare. The appeal made in 1860 bad yielded 2,0371., and 1,500/. more would be required. It was earnestly hoped the present appeal would be liberally responded to, not only by the locality is which the schools were situated but by the metropolis. The institution was not of a local character, and therefore it deserved general support. The meeting terrnivated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. The thirty-seventh anniversary dinner of the 1 officers of the 7th (Queen's Own) Humors took place last evening at the Clarendon Hotel. Colonel Whyte presided, , and was supported by Lord Alfred Paget, Lord Dunamidle, 1 the Marquis of Dorman, Lord Crof too, Lord Royston, Sur Lydston Newman. Sir William Russell. Lieutenent-Gmerel , Hobbies, Colonel Dundee, Colonel Hagart, Lieutenant- ' Colonel Fraser, Hon. H. Cole, Major Portman, Lieutenant, Colossi James Hagan, Hon. Walter Harbord, Colonel Wildrisa, Captain Lennox Peel. Messrs. H. Lyda?, A. W. Gore, Standish, lisillie, Prestos, A. Sartori', Ormsby, • Meredyth, Farrell, Wombwell, kr. The Royal Agricultural Society of England will hold their great agricultural show in Battersea-park, com mencing Monday next, the 23rd of June, and will continue open to the public anti! the 2nd of July. Os Thursday, the 2tith, Friday, 27th, and Saturday, 20th Jute, a public ex hibition of steam cultivators at work will take pines under the auspices of the society, Dear to Farningliani Strike, in Kent, to which place cheap return ticket. will be hewed by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, from the Vie- Loris and London-bridge termini. ISLINGTON PRA/PAMPA IX SCHOOL. Mr. W. Berkley, to whom the classical fellowship at Trinity Col lage, Oxford, hes just been awarded, was educated at the above school. Out of the four classical fellowships awarded during the present year at Oxford, two have been carried riff by late pups of the lgingtoo Proprietary School—meat Christ Church by Mr. Hook, and one at Trinity by Mr. Berkley. CRYSTAL PALACK —The preparations for the Handel Festival are now proceeding with great vigour. The stanch are nearly all placed, the refreshment counters each side of the orchestra have been removed, the niches behind filled in with statuary and drapery, and atklitioaal seats are being erected in the galleries. the ticketofficee at the Crystal Palace, and at Exeter Hall, were crowded with applicants for tickets the whole of yesterday. The sale of seven and sixpenny rehearsal tickets will °close to. OnfroW. THE BASH 01 DEPOSIT. —On the 23rd instant the liability of the directors of the Bank of Deposit will be tested ie an action by one of the depositors against Lord George Paget, a member of the late beard. The action, we understood, is brought in the Court of Common Hem The Court of Common Pleas has twice this week refused to Interfere to stay the proceedings in Deviee's cm against the Bank of Deposit ; end it is understood that the effect of there decisions is to west ail depositors as having placed their money is the beak on deposit only, without any intim. tam oe their pert to incur liability es mem b ers o f th e we cation. This decision will make easy the remedies to be pursued by depositors against the members of the board of direction. GALWAY, MONDAY.—The disbanded militia at tacked the adios to-day. Several were cut with stones sod otherwise injured. Numerous anode were made. The po ll • te lice ere trolling the stree with firearms loaded with bi LORD CLLTDEN AND LADY STA.V/ORD. —Them I now miekeeted two-yearolds have beeep purchased Lod St. Vincent, and will joie his lordship's string at toe. Many repute hare been circulated as to the pride for the Derby wit, but we are In a poi** to state ft,ooof.. with a eentianney in the WNW Of Wining NW gnat race at Roam. was the aides/ mum. The prim paid for the filly has sot transpired. Wm INDIA PI/114MM. —Tbe first mirk' of the aromm, cosaiatiog of 40,000 pima, per schooner Zs* Captain Guy, has been received by Manes. Heeling and Hunt, the meal making the entraordiumy wens is 21 days from the Bahamas. T W OPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (wrrra's BERVIA. , BOMBARDMENT OF BELGRADE. BELGRADE, Joss 16, ETIWING. The Servians expect reinforcements from the pea santry in the vicinity. The Turkish troops are en deavouring to compel the Paella in command of the garrison to assume the offensive. BELGRADE. JUIN 17 . The town is now being bombarded from the citadel. SEMI IN, Junz 17. The bombardment of the town of Belgrade by the Turks commenced at nine o'clock this morning. Several parts of the town are in flames. M. Garaachnin has summoned the country people to the assistance of the citizens. TEE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BItUf3SELA, JOll5 17. The King's health continues to improve. His Majesty signed several decrees to-day. It is asserted that he has been able to receive a few visitors. ITALY. TURIN, Joys 17. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Carzio Inquired of the government what foundationexisted for the report spread by some of the journals, that France had proposed a solution of the Roman question in consideration of the cession of Sardinia. Signor Rettazzi expressed his astonishment at suck an inquiry, and energetically denied that there was the slightest foundation for the rumour. The Chamber passed the government bill for the Alexandria Railway. PORTUGAL LISBON, .Tcirs T. The (tortes to-day passed a bill assigning a dowry to the future Queen. The name was not mentioned, but she is supposed to be a Sardinian princess. The weather is hot, and the Ville disease is begin ning to appear. The tumults in the provinces are subdued. r, Joie 17. The Scandinavian students left this city to-day after the final banquet given M their honour. at the University. They passed is procession from the University to the harbour, the distance of an English mile, thronghdenaely crowded streets. All the homes were decorated, and ladies threw flowers from the windows as the procession went by. Theta was immense general rejoicing. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. MOW° was performed last night for the &but et NM*. Marie Batts in the character of Gilds. This ledy has a cassiderable reputatioo ou the Parisian stage, and is a pleaded; performer. She is yosusg and preposeessing in appeeranoe, has a clear and flexible soprano voice, some what thin and Preach, bet her style and execution are these of a good =smitten. As an actress she has intelligence and Bolas ; but she cannot, either as a gager or lalia2111111• be :spaded as a parkwiner of first-rate asselleems. fibs win tessera* remand ; and the great spartet is the asst sot was encored. In other respects the open was per formed as before ; Della &die being Rigoletto, Mario the Duke, and Didiie Maddalena. MONDAY POPULAR These admirable ooncerts go on with undimi sighed spirit and scams. The ooaoaat of Monday night in cluded Mosthoven's Quartet is B flat. Op. 13l (use of the "Posthumous"), played by Masan. Lab, Ries, harming, and Davidoff ; Mossat's pianoforte toasts la 1), performed by M. Halle• and Mendelssohn's duet for the piano and violoncello, played by M. Ralik cod M. Davidoff. The concert was rich in vocal mimic. Mr. Sims AMITIS oust no lees than three pleces—aa Delis& sem " lease it di," by R. 8. Oskely ; " The Nester's Boar," by lisedsisados ; sad Mr. Ihke's "Semmes is Sweet." Madame Floreass Leads sae; the " Priers and Barcarole" from L'Etoik dr Nord, sad Schubert's song "The mighty trees bead ;" and the young sad rising vocalist, Mies Roden, sang the charming air from Figaro, " Val else &pato." This ems her first ap pamrsace at these esumorts, and the warmth of her neopiioa by a *lions and slierriselaatleg indium was a joie tribute to her amaiL The hall ewe alowded, se it always is at 064•11sladottii• weattia. THZ TETTIRNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Yesterday, as will be seen by the subjoined re turn, was a bumper at the Exhibition. It was, in fact, a double bumper, for the Commissioners had a bumper of company during the day, and the com pany had a bumper of rain water in the evening, and plenty of time to enjoy it before they could gut either cab or omnibus to take them away. The cabs have for a time hod it all their owd way, but now the 'bus conductors get their share of the gene ral plunder, for as there are always crowds wait ing at the place for setting down, their vehicles fill in a moment, the passengers R aying both for the up and the down journey. This can hardly be considered unfair, but A is to be hoped that the proprietors get their proper share of the new tax. Every 0110 uow admits that the vehicular accommodation is ridiculously insufficient, but nobody seems to be either able or vrilliug to suggest a remedy. The Prince of Wales again honoured the Exhi bition with a visit, and, attended by Sir Went worth Dilke, inspected several of the dart manta. Shortly afterwards their Royal High nesses the Pincus/we Helena and Louisa arrived, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, and were escorted by Mr. Sandford over the build ing. The influx of general company was unremit ting during the entire day, and gave the interior a moat striking and animated appearance. We were glad to perceive that with a company approaching tio,ooo in numbers there was still plenty of room, so that there need be no fear for the accommoda tion of the provincial influx which is shortly ex pected. An alteration has been made in the rates of admission, which will no doubt have a salutary effect on the revenue. From Saturday next, inclu sive, the Saturday admission Ms is to be half-a-crown instead of five shillings, as at present, and there is every probability of its being further reduced to a shilling, on the rising of parliament. There will still be one —perhaps two half crown days during the week, because the half-crown days pay the best ; but we believe we are not wrong iu saying that the five shilling fee is doomed, as being merely • bowl to the season ticket-holden., who on five-shilling days merely promenade the nave, leaving the rest of the building a desert. By the generosity of some of the leading mem bers of the Stock Exohauge, 130 girls, belonging to the London Orphan Asylum, Clapton, visited the Exhibition yesterday, and we are informed that a similar treat has been arranged for about 300 orphan boys from the same institution, in the course of the ensuing week. The following is the °facial return of the number r of visitors yesterday : By season tickets, 5,392 ; by payment, 48,524 ; tsAal, 53,915. CSYSTAL PALACIL ONS SHILLING DAT. TUMULI; Joys 17.—Admierioos 4% moist. 4,380; ditto by moos Vas% 874 ; total. 5,243. 1