The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

I . .•-ema„.. ~. -•.te /868. " '''' • ;V'' . ONE PE NN .4.t 3l ETROPOLITAN RAILWAY. FRENCH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH WNW ANY . r[lo the ELECTORS of CHELSEA. l S 'ltUlf LAST NIGIIT' GAZETTE. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. THE eil lacer posted weenie Coinplinita Acta of lee and laill, under the title of -s. GREAT REDUCTION of YARE/i 0 tierl.ke En, - Honoured4zerrepintion Iran ineeentie —_-.._ bet ween the 0 ek flora to come forward, in on with Hr. Freaks, an • . 3W ST. JOHN'S WOOD RAILWAY and the CITY. S COCIETE DU CABLE TRANSATLANTIQU? cue/( ate for your sarimpa at tma election. I, anew PURIM OF SOLICITORS AND FORTRIM PARTICOLAMI TO BB (THROWN Rffrffilell AOILNCY.) ft( On sod atter the 17th inrit. the Fares from FRANATS ILionitcoll. and untried man, would not minim to for your corolidence if I OBTAIXED AT TIRE °FMCS OF TSB CRISP 10111101 qua. APPEAL OF THE CRETANS TO THE owl.. eo7TAH E. Ka ItLittnioVoll-noa D. and IST. Joey.. With • Capitol of 11200,000, or tr.ao4otkao, w *we Sward rat, wive not persuaded that the principles I adviaoato win haw the „..,,,_ & WOOD itOAD to the CITY will be or fr..• 00. support ot they who are waded lo 0,,h in and Owelitetion, ...en. ... • *I BRITISH GOVERNMENT. r at 14 Clots. Ind cio,4 3,4 ch,.... Of whieh 10,040 arc to be Wood aa fully paid Shams, awarding la whether they to Conearreaven dealr of maintaining oar exist. the ,„// ,/, .o. ,nay M. 141. ea. ed, e. ed. the( lag institution& or liberals who seek to reeenn and net to dergetty. Loom Prom r Etmorr, 17=rtiredlitecliham, and Billindegate- ATHENS, JtiLT 30. rit ~,,r~ me - hes passed e lin ,a.,, 1 12. OWL minx, FEN.yoN, cu..] m. 0.,: for ii,tottiouu, ti WA& ewes of 220 each, of this oblate, On the not beHeve the destruction of the branch of the United Muth of following comhtions: A II . . England and Irelandorkieb is wowed, would extend alibi" tbe Aurae WTI° With's'yine ulenhaa".l•l"'" I' . decree bY which it undertakes LO I'n. the SNP. kir oeeom on iipplication LI per share. Una or the other. Joule Deux, South ' -mt., Hyde-perk=ankeeper.Aug.2s,4l. ...offi. oes in order the VUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. mionotrooottip.rabore. On the 15th of Fehnial7.lBll.o. lea opposed to the eeveranee of the connexion between the ears CP*14131,01 gt, as I, government to use its tee IA I.33wesered by Special Act of Parliament. On the 16th of October, Pe U. I Ost the Mb of ril, leffi Lg. Church ana Mate in Lewd, ecovinced that such a Ineanuse would lu.tew WitLialla,=lll7=l.enjewenerAljr.ll6, at Is. obtain for the Candian goodmans the realir are For Talc Assurance, Annurtiat and Guereatee of Fidelity in On thel3thof December, lean On the 15th of May, 110, 23. not allay wining discontent, and that it would, on the contrary, Tense ll'lman Egau.m.uur CATWILIT, MO mwson4. Brief" •to Situations! of 'het. 10500 A tar COMMITTVii ID FRAWIII. alienate the Protestant populon, and give ~amassment loth. and Victoria-West, ' • , Atorget.lll, at I. of their independence. The to rt runs thus les. Coating ow.--Geneva( Pie F'RF.THMIC SMITH, AM, TR K. Hu Ezell:we M. Dem yn de Lhurti . rtendes of the Brttiah Constitution and eannexion in Wet country row tip Bonn,' Luton, b ,kmaker, August le, Al. ' ' The Cretan General Assembly, relyir A; 'Web. payable during life-Indisputable-Not liable to forier M. idle de Beearsont. Senator. Count Mall and elsewhere. A" Icitnabld-gived" it, Senffel dinkreAnFASALI• the noble and liberal sentiments Of the Id. tura Annual Income were& Three Mandrel and Piny 131..- MoteAdrairal TrWmart, Senator. Ism opposed to gee a measure, bocatme it would Won. • via Rye.," tins..„, u„,,„ 0444,44, p10y,..443,* I,;(enged latent of the Oath of the Queen, and would, I believe, ingiotateal ,ekeeeke, Aviree es. et I. lie, sand Pounda. The Annuity Tables, offering special advantages to Annuitants, DIRECTORS. blow en thopi=islative Deem nation, and upon the oonfulence pleats) •to and full particular. of the popular poinciple of this Moiety, will Loewe BOARD. 1 ~,, se e„,„,h,...,,,,,, be.„,,,m / ...init. the b.e. e,„, Reliant. Mar Leas, fros=mairta awieer, Are 24, at I. the Cretan people, decrees : lii4 be found in the new Prot ton, which will be forwarded to apPli The Right Hon. ROBERT WWI:, 11.P.,Chairsian. renewed artation against the Courtitutiou, and a joatilioatiou -a Roa22T Frrvlll Dulwich, 1, Minder. Aerie iat 11. HENRY LAKE, (general Manoser. Cornelius Grinnell, Eel. 131rtert. Grinuell and Co.) them who Uwe bete tangent* to overthrow the Church lead Lai BRIAN Amine Monett, buiredate-villec, Leamington, private " The Christian population of r slcanr. rir.Lret:6,4 : and 17. Waterton-place. Pall-molt London. Edward 3. Hanel E.g. /Mee& Fewer, obthog, and 0, ma imemech., „emu. tutor, August 27, at 11. its Iles in the noble and humr Wm Feuer and Co,. Hamm). lam, however, Mee anxious to remove every greed of feet 1,114118011 LAIIIIIMT PelitliVAL Soon, Clamed',-assn, Strand, deer t • - -,--- Juhus Reuter,her agesty Queen Victoria, r sioniplalat arising out of WIMPS unoonnestel with the ealetteace al in the Admiralty, • al, at 11. ere T. TIIOM A 8 ' 8 HOSPITAL MEDICAL willimn Heentleod... E.Q. 1m.... 3. R. sear,de,.... 011 the etabluienent. 11110111.1tTON Causer, ' and Leadenhallatteet banded fate into eonsideration the hot w. sctax.a...thrtos, Iwo and Me PAM& littaltD. 1 rows before yen as a Ceseetvative on independene Mess sem ...met. Ayr., v, 4u. tan A GENERAL !NI HODUCTORY A DDR2.301 will be &beard • Centre Anibal LACAPELLE, Prised. ut. recfpleg, but I oweaff be Mailers government Who ham pift de cause, and the great merit tie by Dr. Baru& on THURSDAY, Ist (Weber, at 3 &duet MAI, le Marquis =min de Beaumont. roiled the courage to canter the franchise 110 Wow whom their °pp> ARCO NAM, k=dlalgilirral-ilisop,keever, Angie 21, at 11. .. . ere raker which the DISTRIBUTION of TRIZEh will take place. IL 11. Boitelie, lismitew. noun would not trust, edited to the of the people and "eon '1201222, . • hoer retails, nullestlOLed IL matte to ensure its triumpl u,.-. for entrance or prepe-tisero, and for information elating to Lo Baron ph. ,to tfooroofbc to the confidence of the winUT. liedde re m, ma I whir. WILLIAM Boas, Heaton, gentleman, Ampiettr, at 11. mediate aid for the prow tan ge,,,, ..,1 en other matte.. apish to Mt. Whitfield. Hmwi M. Charles Crapelet MM. Ratner and 00.1 the beet of my ability, support mein t o rembinotion Oxopog BURTOR, f3lllltoe. Hero, and Silk-roe, MeWey wick tional desires. By thus - lb., Metier. The Abhor How;. St. none... Helots], Newington. Le Baron Emile D'Erlanger. finned parties, united only is their tee cake. Her mutely hay dealer, Agemstl7, at 12. leg Kerrey, B.E. 13 AAAAAA Soerimentworms-Sir James Anderson. Greg have, 11. thadimetion of our tweeTeeliet /Wean Wes Grottos Moms, Stamen, Buck., farm bailiff, August 27, at 12. gninary and unequal P Oil CollatTl.rina IabIiCTRICI AWL gb ty, boldness, and dneretion. sad they ve WPM &WWI tg grime POPO, Cbtarke.elgeety &be, we Meer, August flif, et 12. add one nitre noble wil fiRSETT COLLEGE, ESSEX.-20 guineas in 24 Sir William Thommona P.R.& ....,ifhe prestige aaa„..Petser,,,el t1ia„,..a0110r5.Z0G1,_11210.00.1.,.. mu Pow, Hagar Hawse., Pieniateed, Emit, peers. attired, W, at IL Cromwell F. art W. Beg., 111.1.C.E. ten 2,-, WM. -thapenor ELOCATION, with borne comfort". Nearly TeßnicAL Aimee to n • M. Bench, Member of the avid an --. -Yre--'' ......' ...- Vat • niers ktogge Wins. twoute-ereet, lAnomateriste, ihn.. which adorn bee err. et us goat have/wed . •optire thelartigiCAl sWz Cemmittee in Meader- - - ittuw= , . iii..,---•, ......•••• - 0,-4 47 • ere 14/ Aal4:fiteltalet . -' • 1110MIRINI two __ ANL • in a , th, atlirMittaailM•oe, grW red, gr, Amu ff, et ft ,i, The cvntee . id. latimer Clark, Ent, M.l. E. . present 61" Mich se egeglaall dieli Off it Wffennf ' •-mirldikbildli ditgleff,__l_ _IF et 11.* /_„` • apt Henry C. Fordo Mot, M.LC.E. tier Tow" • Nantes Ws:ebony Putermallraidglibeeindolben, thidemageperi kg „tildiflllit Ali' PANORAMA of LONDON and other valuable PROPIRTILY3.- Fleming ankla. Ear., F.H.8., 11.1.CLE, . _ If you honour me, electors, by your choice, you may rely oe Auirist iv, ot I. ten ROYAL COLOSSEUM. REHIENTS-PARIL amt B Ls:lawn-The Union Bank of London. Frineeretret. devotee to your • lesson. Yon will find In ma, seeceding la Dawn FAlRweaTuttlrilglog, .(beeta.laess, IRAN; nisiwideinao to, ESSRS. J. and IL KEMP have been favoured teci with Metractione from the Proprietor. P. Ft. Meillard, Rai., &ire Geterale de Credit Industrial et CommereaL ins la common with three who have proved thewe the SanagreVertifiey ' C7,airtaffordshbe, • J. P., to BELL by AULION, on Awl& V and fa, unfree pr. MM. Emile Erlanger et Cie. friends of the industrial clews, sad who are the trum measly dispeeedriolmbi private contract, the far-tamed PIC7TE Renrass Ann As -Mot is Nay Yoate-liesars. Dungen, fiber- of era and religious bb,,,f.„ . 'Await 111, dle. , • • sre ol LONDON, by Parris from original drawings made by man and Co. Soucreoss-Moossei Bischoff, Owe, and /Romp& Year obedient servant yr Swear WAWA", B.lrmingbara, itSuing.ebtat isansbattner, The 1' Honer from t e top of Pt. Paul's Cthedral covering a epee of WILLIAM HOWARD BUSSZL4 - Antualer II lit . . .. Ilbw togarear-Frecieriek J. Orli:lithe hen_ No. la Sumner-place, S.W. . , flames Armes, Eiddermbroter, insuranee, egent,Butitisiff, Ml 3. gi tk gag 24,e00 square feet. The picture is in good oonclitioia, and we an Melee in Loadon-Bartholowiewhowe. E.C. . yam:ruse attraction to the Colosseum for many rara wee pro- •-- powooo Torwa, Leicester, Deemed victualer, August at 11. fair Mom in Parle-lble Tetteet, M. awned a marvellous work of art, and tho perspective effete un. Tee ob• of he (e„.,,,e„, 0, te, „,,,,,,,hheh ~,,,a work . direct i.... EDWD. BOTifERBANK and SONS, Wig. 7/0141 4111110 Le Potriltis4.l.4l:ater, bootamindier out. obi; Wee Fianna& d. The Picture of London by Night and Paula by Mem of ter_ oh between Die -oot ti tof Europe and the UniEed . . Morthenta and Distillers. , WILLIAIR D -y-Gerwn, CI woollen ic tot- • 'PM by Menge Dawn. Also, the Cyclorama, with the ,__ ~, 1,,,_ ~...corde;e3:7fte the ecee.me granted ey .1 tatineactarer,,Amue 16, at 11. y, •• I her and apperativ, to repreeent the destruction of 47.---„„''..,_,""7=1,7, Imperial e.‘:e7.... inernment to Baron Emile IPErlanger? of CATALONIAN SHERRY, 178. rid. dozed, Taunt asset, liner? Tffilil, ffAutl/er4 iffiest 15. st IL be Leh& Also. iewg of Naplee and Veeuvius, with Tableaux of Paris, and Ita Jahns Reuter, of Loudon. tll2A4Liff 1111010111, 111114141 tlelMo/03/12/1111. 4.11. . , bottles included. Octave, LI 10a, of 13 n od- lb• klibibiti•D "I IN'''' Them vi•luLblerPerh"treent " °P" Thigeoneeion bears date let Jul INA and confers the pri '- Y. , lowa Pawoom Ls Cue; ft. tm,terelitrof Wigged's; mrs portunity for, the Speculotion rarely to met with, as the exhibi eye of laying and working submarine telegraphs belong= growl ANDALumAji timely:l; dd.; down, • azireets4 ai IL ree ,tl,7o.4o7miazio, rntz_ra,z.liotiant, ead..lithisolookow wed! and the United Mans. The French Government binds iteelf not td Per wazion W aaa,Midelhabqrpaes, brashest. AaiNt tla ell. rag 1.„..emm"r"..7407.77.,kr,:1rg cZeiTee,r; ir......r7,:ea. rental other °meant& for lines between Steam sad North batibeeineludett &Mere 000DBASR Tacurion, nis- ;borough, watchmaker, Au' Me 'Nil e'll„-Jelloanyetreet, Regent's-path. London OW° 'X a this A°•.°°,„,,. during the& P.ri" a lwellql°l4llltua Q. I.oBePtembeG o . Nth • vital to sepodate • ,priwitte islet: or 'of Josiah Webber, 'Esq., .""' • TABItAGDNA PORT; NC • peie desen, betties Ilso Walt Jitintaos, Yingeton. mpon-Hull, , August 28, the ~ I. i.lierty W. Gowsretreet. Bedfordariant W.O. . • 11101Mageke granted lo the State Loglalatnes col New York, tor inotaced. landiogand working ceblr between that Seto and France, haa IC 'IHE ROYAL 00LosItElfft i lOU iIINTIMPARE.-The FIRST been aware& - EXCELLENT CHAMPAGNE, 246. per dozel Oneneut Uwaswooe, Ihrarpool, iron •fosintiert Agree • Menial. Boausw and TORN B.IIXT, Raiford, enrage Mel PoRTION of ALIStPt it AN US PRelyllagy.. to . abiar rho cottlannerenoi, then, have.thisteerly. wperredea ',Mot theth juvibreflasb.....Telegreme. belie inches& 25, at 111. laulsgaistlfie new Pes load=dispot, from which pia:eine French ewernmentil ---16/.+44m WILLIAII DAM'S 81117 RT, Beate awl imerehant,Ar md, ',I. and R.' It; have been faivoured woomert . tomcat wire to Bret direct for the.Oorpray,_ Byers EXCELLENT CLARET, 12s. per dozen, Jules PRA/My Xeissiebasks, wiemliden ageat, I ir,ti .N. with inegrefelionso tiosvalie Pepe:sew, r. n. Mainers, Esq.. meat* the' valuabsti=eratMn of the feerwortne Tel testae& ....".""ir JOIMPIR DnAllearkllXer=•=l24, 47 114 J 1' . te_ter.PAßY: /or SAL on Aaron 27 apd gri, the hi se and an uniaterreend relate from IMF -II Jere Hothelio, SI *lv We I ITT the al the te./MM-EUIL comprising name are valuable land to e United Stele will be estebliahed. its eapport and aasiitaaa6 SUN-STREET. Established 1782. Aiaami Annan Wbiwtifai, ififilnestbeine M awnolepllal weeks_ of acs, in groups. Ilgurre, and blue. and &dud- ' 'ffie government ham ur the much admired Venue_ by Neiman I. Ave cartoons in oil, to the sndertnlnnt,_ . .ankin_ = Wamittee of ihe highest ,nowierl ter the Houses of Parliament; Me celebrated edam Puritan:l lon Dien lOrrnea M ran& . . ti♦ Bet. 2, at 12. 1. low Tome, Neweagemamernsil, imam. Ma 1 t,. I.4MA of Nekton; chaudoliere and lamps, about M ornamental It has hen emmlettettakaowterd that, both tee polite al and (3.UIREA. SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21s. pee rums Irmo WALIMY• 1=27 Mar ~ ~,, .1 •mrodarale for gee, about 30 telescopes, cloth curtains, marble eoremerciat seasons, laying • direct and independent cable . tem, soft and delicate. This wine has already a "Ll° rbvlszlivelois.•"27 lair i. ~ t.t.lea, umbrella sonde, a 66. round ladder, a lame quantity of from the continent of Europe to the United States we only • as a Milner wine. PORT. fee ki Julien Cum, Lesloiegget . rt: ~ ~ft..iduar, work bench.% • 16-honie power "teen engine, in good goeslien of time, and m.Wr. .• the extraordinary Mamma of =diataltri=nanded m , good. whdaao eadvairia" ;A". G.., Leed., Lee bet,Tiem„ ii..H. me &ley by Easton and Ammo, with two boilers; a large gee tolegesPbe racesseim wherever nee }Whiles are elerded• it is to m.o. .ad hut, by P ell 8. Lawsuits EMMY 8.011414. L, Lego Me LI t. 00. and a variety of fixtures and filtings--May be viewed by he expected that the new undertaking will crime fresh traMo wee, imend. "nisi° gh at IL per. .:,I•l..mier. la. each, one week before the sale oear of the nt .of that of the old computiee, sullicient to wean . Wi 'l,l4Ail NeXT Power, lan* afa At...ite11t.,.. 27. Albany-street, N.W., and VS,' 'W.O • =tof equal if not greater amount ~„.1 y,..,/oa wembar, del., orehatoot, m, tmater.ge,,,,e. ~,,X_ The published report of the Diremou of the Allantie Telegraph LIGHT SUMMER WINES.--Good, Bordesta • awed yi 1418 ) ~,err. Company to their Annual Meeting, held in February last, molten* aotot, no, per dmin. • 8.,,,,,.. tea WltalAll HARR, Ungilll4. • - - ..... .. the following statement .-"The revenue from the cable is pro- mono, Mil fnele Webs & sea-itrutoltair If, at ISt • NI E LWALL DOCKA-To SHIP FURNISHERB, Owners, Hotel reseieft satefelonly, and the reduction in the rate, whit& mom- Mossile, Me. and Ma. i sparbibig Heck and . es; chew Wriute Basaarr, ,! = Keepers and Others. minced on Dwirm Pat Galli he toad& muclatothedevelopment re& ama me, -Tvioo-0i,0,,, she teen PLY. IS, at 11. - 2, re g nee pp ATKINS 1,,,,„ y,......../ 1...............,..• of business. The raw reruns :of Irene made to this Company Mgt et Ifteignend. -I Bottom* Ewen, Aliall ivi ------_, — ----- since Me gth July, Ite, by the Angle-American Company, Wow o _ __. at 10L N le NEM* AUCTION, an WYDIIII4DAffeoIIfIII7BBDAT. thatchlowing daily • namely: • 3 :yet 13 and ili De. at 11 for 1 precuely, on Board theca a e Fran Joe WM, ,to Feb- Ilst, lea the average . •• as, •ve• te a t• t KALI m,,n.'...,41',N5',R...t. WHISICit nazN w TAT; 011 0.00 i, M ocamer AFRICA, now lying In the MMwall Docks, at the per day he Men about £1,045 DOBLIN MXIIIRITION, 1110. ft, at 10. lallie •o.o„ co e to the dry dock, and within a few minutes' walk of the From Docomber Ist, 1567, to Feb. net, leg • 1,21 s This 'debated old IRISH WHISKY panel On WIWI Jl/111 Yourro, Yer s:,11 Plc and Ferry, all the valuable SHIP FITORE4, corn- En= January let lee, to Feb. 214,1848 leaf/ / o-•:. r Minors 4 saloon,. telmeoPe Mein" tablesi lleneele carnet., This STOW! of Lt gives en Pew! of about 075,089 a year. wholemeal.. Sold In bottle, iii Ild. each, at the Med hem, „Lessem Hsi ELII% i.d.u1.1.-, lame, 311 hone-hair cushions in Cteeht velvet, be) From their income, however, the exus=zeompaniee have to pay London by the agents In the principle/ town In geglandg 'Tawas Lis .6.3 ~.4x.,..,,,,renz0n0/rlioilet anding other glaanix,..6rete LAlttoitnri.. otrbird to the Keleher:ls.e ti.7.0.w it ste.tatt:Tbrjeret of tirwte mit ,at tb.OrzeildWbsedmilleibeeth London. WaChmeras ..1.. whore. cluttll I.Stat.A. nopeNhoe"C", Swoons, ems. pistol,. newP=olany to flisueh rates for memaged ae• win seems the A • Way lir view,' the flay preceding and mornins of eille. Cista. lanest possible WkYlf ages ei hold ou hoed the WM; tie AmenuliThe price to be charged is=ed to be Token- in for. mormagetattWords. and it meals not too VIZ ll.aTzty, CULTIVATION of TEA. bathe Rut ---1 4:211 T' t,,,..,-,,.fklty.ionA of the Anetioneer. 4. Belmont-Mr:tics, end . peetatios that at this rate the line will thal combat empbewmoll ham now Weems an importeM Seaters. Was the Tr...haw ontat.R, • . • . , Thepoweroftmembrion of the new cable badinage& accord( area of Limn, Ttla anal/ 40 Yuan WA 00 lAN! INDIA TO to the repri;tig tit, satiates andi eil,ettrlciansaf:i.minienuttazi. sertlegtaale. rao4int of it =t liege Danittrkft. Ir. ; .1 111.1BTFOILDSHIlr tit talk: i ri" I" eallyioLthie ay cos emstgiatior2k, aadooking oorn. ettmt=itzrale.h.a4stiggsetreja r. ----.4 and Teas 1 s li ritual., FREEHOLD oedefeg nt Ire town. awe 21 from reergeg • Illedare 1 Ifs 1 Ye I,lf aZia "S." the rate P" Mgraag; The ire florelllg. 0641111 r, 1Y1,41:6.M .Osar 1.. r a ...Iterate family, placed in'iliffell-ebabeired Writ of Awf Ilona, 1 and hours lost would, in probability, be'loall an is &Famed in tram W. idato ola 51, sad Tam em -wrap ~',.,,,.'"utlmildillr and garden.. aloe! 131 memo of eamedinfill this teilißale.rho weientlig expense et eke new line may be losses. No. S. Ore, at- rollsihell Hbbeffinta Pear • aliveu lane. net of me paabancommey :say /nogg In ookolotod to .0.4 At the ott.oot to 000 omit.. forwarded ea application. *Ps ce.rtise. et 4 Pry emit -*qty 6.0 a.,, k, Ppstolibm, t,ott.e. s-har. • The cable wb• led is two ; the aret-frOle . lee 1,... el.hooting. aattr in iele .emdtotmthiNFtienporAelalajal 3.4ienelbliZrit,Ocin .OASETI3 INDI.L.RUBBICIL .ICNIFIC BOAT tree D. ed. mak it wo STEAM-ENGINES for SALE area Lp:int betweennsm Boston and New York, with • apeeial line to tile . ...___. , . T one of 11horepewer. by MIDDLETON ; the other 1113oras A contrite has been entered into with the Cower:um WELLINGTON KEINE r • r ii. r. by BLACKETT-in good worldng comilten. with shad . ton and Maintenanne Company to manufacture and y the Cable • -,. eaoh; gas, ed., la. fa ad. and # • a,. For further particulars apply fa SHOE and 00., a. for the sum of 1920,039, of which 010.000 is in co& be '''----'' gram, eto vt, Sidisburtepara - Miff ceble. The reastabetnif 1110400 will b• Wee in lege 1 M ANUFACTI7BINEU iffiffirigh:—WANTED mow. •Ini,„,____2llkeee In tun, Flid-nF after the sag= 'rag, veviariartsruauskitsfthe 0.0. ..... b. PURCHASE ~mull MANUFACTURING BUMINEW Brest to St. AlttelV shall have been .yes, tested eatidecterfly Pet,for thirty succeieve dare • 110,000 in sash after the eastiora train lealen in the ~,entry: Somersetadre or Gloucestershire preferred; or • et pi, to &be unite{ goto..lD hoe, bem, laid .4 tooted rof °ARBY'S CABINET GLASS r. soh oot. fartnership.-Addrees N., mire of Mr. Fella. 33, Carter- and Obis Sloth, Black 1 Wirt/ dam and the final payment of £20,000 in fully bald-ap nark bleu., I oodosn. E.C. ,hares after the entire cable shall have been six months in natty teems factory operation. SOLD everywhere, by ix' act (.1 REAT FIRE in SHOREDITCH. Allowing LlOO,OOO for the oonetruction of the land Mow engineer.' ge es g IMPORTANT TE2TIMON LAL. Were superriniogLand all expense up to the opening of the line, '-'AxE4o.3r= BONS,a 1•11- ers..dlissolbirets Male mut deducting the onnedenstion hereafter Mated to be given for read, . . " 7e and 77. Shorditch, 15th Jane, lea. laugh - Me. John Bracher, late Wm. Mart and $ on. 67, Cannon-street. the ooncesion upon &mess, there will remain • balance• by way of 'e. - Sir,-We have much pleasure in informing you that the Fire- referee. of £110.09. On the 17th inst. will b of you some time sine pr ,erred it& The Great Eastern will be employed in laying the deep se• por proof Bate we purcbaseaDon. Sir &mei Canning with • competent staff will Wye charge TIN SLEYS' Mii • let gootenta from the effects. of the fire which entirely destroyed our of the submersion of the cable. Sir James Anderson will act on _a. 22.4tAtf, pct. ono i bd.; ('remises on the night of Tuesday. the Rh inst. behalf of, and watch over the interegto of the Company. Tor& We " The outaide of the Safe mart More born red-hot, judging from in aoparance when taken out of the tire. The cable le contracted to be shipped in June next, and the line 1. or a Bottoyfiv illilile " You are fully at liberty to Publish this letter. •• We are, rum ac, o Mined) l; ticks. and c 0.,. is expected to be open for trams in the course of next year. Author of "Guy Living, The cable will be of the beat construction, gala ruefully of the yuoatrottoto JOHN BRACHER, late WILLIAM MAIM aud SON, 67, rame description ea those manufacturod by the Telegraph Con- & oftta4. on Cont Ossummetreet, EC- where the safe may be seen. enaction Ccsnrriy for the Atlantrh and Aglo-American Teketiph & Babinec.. isp . Companite. The cable will be protested by remake the 11165 dabbles, & A Roo., of C and advantage he been taken of all the experience since gained. lock. Chap. VI. ' Az MONEY.—i!Oi to £BOO. ADVANCED imm copper err L' In wemtcr VtrVh ihtelieunanizaweightaasof rec°m" copperlnidtlitew' °_._f the en°.r ha. tAn 9. Ei= esee. May be sdater Zmidlroy sea bastalmeuta No d rmoval rarge at ;11.11 4:. tern litucreteed tram 300 lb. to 400 lb., per knot. By MAY means it: pltrEr. chimed. Terme, Maumee, 11 pm. cent. (foe I.IM and over).-Apply greater M at the ESTATE OFFICES, 2, In trains roofulte. • detc-ar ion been made to avoid the rink of I Tht IE'CII* =irni.l3. Advances on Maw, life policies, he. iceberp and anchorage on roe banks of Newfountlland. It is on A fA4 if"; thee banks that all acciaento to the exuding ea have coo 10/ En, lUa• Sir James Andersen hag receded hie opinion that the, object OUTFITS for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO- taut aought for will be=attinedk!.that in faclthe new line will __ . ,ii ZZ 2. • NlDetailed Lists of the neoreary Outiltztat reel, be trimm he., for every elhnet. and amentroant will be f itreeftZted to by fishing bet lab7gr wily :salt the cable T 4.,.. ....k.... to THRESHER aid IILENNY, Gunnies, next door will be ins depth of water 'Dale the submergence will he fee ~.end : Vitn to Somerset Howe, Strand. the recovery for repairs inexpensive. TM: deep era portion inu be in • derthorimilar to that in which the preterit cable are laid, and F. THOMAS and Co.'s PATENT tromceaw ancithiee lta cable rasa recovered. ailearrvitraricirme . W• SEWING MACHINES.-The celebrated No. I Machines, rienre of all the einineut men who have contributed to the wooer momialle( for general work, 110. The new Domenic Machine of the former expedMona, the risk of the present undertaking ...to:ante (Lack Stitch), 1.5 as., Le en, end fA--Cstalogues tree. reduced to • minimum. 31 1' THOMAS and Co., 1 and 2, Clieapside, and Regent-circus, Arrangements haw been made with Sir William Thomson, :oi WI dereet, London. Fieeming Jenkin, and Mr. Tarte, for the use of their pa* ElOter instruments with say future improvement& The conctesionairea, lay an agreement dated 3111 it, the N EwToN WILSON and Co.'s SEWING and scheduled to the article of asecalation, have agree" MACHINE& ter to the Company their commie& from the lower' *Wits PARIS EXHIBITION TWO PRIZE MEDALS. meet of France, together with all their rights u NEW HAND MACHINES. nd, sion from the Kate of New York, and the benefit QUEEN MAIL CLEOPATRi, mentioned &memento, and to defray all exprtimell .19/44 HAND LOCK-STITCH, . DORCAS, AND PMNELOPE. nation of the Company in conaideration of 3,000 11:' . nIY hatubwifini maelll2.-2 that have Mite liwtali. The to be allotted to them whenever the cable shall rah 01 a-:re an button-hole, eyelet-hole, overseamlog machine, for the fully laid, and shall have continued tea work • • tome the minter. combination of • sewing and buttonhole day.. They will al so be entitled to receive 51 W. : in, Makes lee button•holes per hour, and &aura Ina maples net protita in each year, after Bestir I at.. to plain sewing. Illustrated cataloomes fren-lli. Mei equal to spr cent, of the net n,slot wow] I 1. .!,,,rit ; 144, thoopede ; and Ile Regentostriet. wend of 10 per oent to the shaeholders. will, for convenience, be attached to a olden. IV A roX BICH CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES ooze.- It will be seen from lb" the t are supromding all others. Pries Medal.-London, 1061: only o the seem of the undertakin: Keltsfor the repayment of the xpellee. • : . Isr.7. 1i..14, from tI 7, his: Sitter, nom f 6 Ge.-60., Curnhill ; (....pi,,,, of the Afff.„,...•„,,,, •nd of • lt.m.titAtreet : and 70. Strand. of Ageoriution, and of the Gone - - aloe of the Solicitors of the idoircf, I ~.., I:OWN BROTIIERS.- -I'ATENT CHAIRS and Romp& IS, Coleman-etre .of the • I nal (1)1. ( I.lEs, itorrark l'orn it il re, Trunks, Portmarateiiii% l'•°•l".tme• and !ones of ' tights(... ..3."1.1C1CE8 cONSIDERABLY 141.11)CcEl)• at the offices of the Como Union leak of London, Pr 111. PICCADILLY. Catalogue. tree. -- --- ________ Wither w ? I'VE'IT and SONS, CABINET MAKEIK SOgLENTEoundll C i, it 11 I-1101rTLItElis. and ItEDDINO 11ANCFACTI'KEKS. .. Croon...to ..t. Itinshursaquare. EC. ihtalusue post free. that the 01:108(.141r Celtic, i ...Lao) rho o I 170'. 4 o'clock on THUB' need, Bartholomew ' Meant i I REAT SALE of FURNITURE, Carpets, -- ‘'N hearth rase', trite lembltotel, hootli on. of atoleteer. damask' LIF,Bir Dutra. oh...tines, table WWII. loos 1•11411/.. 'All (irks,llltilte. CIAIIIIWIIttOt..... CFA., blankete, /to. to ol.tk. room for I tt0000.• ult,rolootm, rod mlolt• PA' tion of odjohoing ion tole 4, —W 3t. WA INKS. VOW Le Newingtan CAUTIO' dioxins touttA , Furt...-....., 10, to M. Fnoot ...t root. lonolon 'agnate for burgh, Pale Yellow 4,1 ECOND-RAND FURNITURE, and New, _ R4b, 7 ~ „Ht.,' f., 1.1. fig •I f Ask: I.', ~,A, Ia o :411p. Mlildf. bow.. pn.. e. J. r. ~,,,,l. Ni' tan. - 1..1 ....1111..tIt• Or ro at —Apply to 1% 11. it A INK, Wholesale mactiation Uplakiten•r, 133 to IW, Newington. a, Ng 1 ..tt, ,ted I tlLLlAßDS.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARP -.mains 2 • TA LIE S, all Mile.' fur SALE or HIRE, at the spacious eh, rte /of • o .of J. BENNETT and Co.. limbos by Prices!-,1 from 25 fa) btil , . o I. ........orie..-33. SurreYoneet. :Grunt a▪ Oa ( CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress' •--) w,,,. (Tinto Glazing. Silk and Damask DyertywV &Webs a:option of bleaching, charged ISsatesetelY, end by r-n.ri.sti?). the Metropolitan Meant filemeing an/ "shim: 17, e• barfroad. City-road. and 471 NOW Olt' welloni DOW. SALMON, ODY, and Co., 28' e rie a., re. PATENT TRUSS WAXY . o. Cele A RN( )1,1) zod SONS' ' -cll. TR 1'5...E..4 eltiooiledged to be for ad. at le weenie tre., ion rioted. Medic • eiricea r..ita. tr. &nee, he.: Abet' 1,, R.N., ne......, c1ut0,.... A 111,k:ilia Leg& rile-r) d...erittion of political sPllb a YAM and SONS. Y. and 36, VI tot Sant' h•li-Ourctielt tor meatture teneteerl female to attend on s, Eel.* AU. WllO SUE ielteena ,t, pals so NORTC ./ Elise ld 4.,.ri eh, 4.,,t4 We 1. 87- COCKLE' i' 12.4412144 Tr 1•,4,‘e 01 Ilig (I 01' I( ik limlifik fflo2 No. ( tes ...friarnr. MEER t METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. GREAT 111:Dt 1 erION of FARM FRENt:H ATLANTIC TELEMILA.PII COSIPkt4Y. - 'soar r;;;Sed wader tbe Cuaapiatits Acts of 1842 &ad HIP. under the title et riro the ELECTORS of CHELSEA. OLlPTlAll6ll.—Hououred om y ti requiaition Iran inesiential le ectors to room forward, to cm with Yr. Peruke, en • Cuttbdate for your salhagie aest g election. I, a new and untried can, would not minim to sob for your mobile.* if I were not persuaded that the prinelplee I advocate sun have the support of all who are attached to the Throne and Oanetitetion, whether they be Conoorrativen desirous of maintaining oar log institutions. or liberals who melt to reform shad net to I ens an ardent friend of civil and rebipous liberty, b at I . not believe the destruction of the branch of the United March of o England the and Ireland. which is meowed. would extend either the ne or other, : _ FROM LAST MULTI( GASSTTB. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. THE PARLIAMENTARY DEAD-LOCK Ili vicToitiA. JOHN'S WOOD RAILWAY B.lel the CITY. On uod atter the Ott MAL the Fame from WOOD. ROAD R to the CITY will be SOCIETE DU CABLEtRANUTLANTIQUE FRAM" ATA Ilimit,4l). With • Capital of 11.01000, or tr. 39,014,04, m 10.000 Saws at 113:4 or fr..'oo. Of which 10.040 are to be iasna iiilial7 P OlO Mama. nosomli ll 4l to the 1 The UNION BANK of LONlSOrirrreasive AUBBCILLPTIOND foe Li Mumolj, in WAN shape of L4O each, of this oolletal. on the following emulations: Deposit on application LI per share. On allotment LI per share. On the 15th of February.llloo.a. On the 16th of October, 1164, U. 10w the 66th of ADrbl. INC LS. On the Uthof Deeember.loolo.o. On the 15th of May, 'Mg L.l. tWAMEB or soucrrome AND maxim wericuLase To as OHTAIXED AT THE OPTICS OF THE CH11:1 11102/111113. cot= Os WOODEITTOL Eaeaaw+.-erssor.j (THROUGH RHITTERII AOTINCT.) APPEAL OF THE CBETA'NS TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT. ATHENA, Jtrim 30. • The Cretan General Assembly has passed a decree by which it undertakes to pray the English government to use its good offices in order to obtain for the Csuidian Christians the realization of their independence. The tort runs thus : " The Cretan General Assembly, relying upon the noble and liberal sentiments of the English nation, and upon the confidence placed therein by the Cretan people, decrees : " The Christian population of Crete places all its hopes in the noble and humane solicitude of her Majesty Queen Victoria, supplicates her to take into consideration the holiness and justice of its cause, and the great sacrifices it has continually made to ensure its triumph, and to give her im mediate aid for the prompt realization of its na tional desires. By thus putting an end to so san guinary and unequal a struggle her Majesty will add one mere noble and generous act to those which adorn her !own, and the glorious histcs7 IHi- • .- " 1 1 1PsiS k Crett= " Goverinnent is charged tq.trangsn.it AO degree fro its depipation.', The following telegram from Victoria was received yesterday by the Duke of Buckingham at the Colonial-offioe : (ism. Ad cu... , 14. Os. Id. 0/.. 4d. nine) s t I. INK MYLES FENTON. General Manisrer. " The Darling grant has been dropped ; the dead-lock terminated ; and public payments reeumed." ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. VUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 1 A Dnposrered by Special Act of Parliament. late Assurance, Aurnutice, and thusniatee of Fidelity in or - TO.t.t. Cst•uusSw.--fieneral Mir PRF.Dintie MIRTH, KA., P.S.A. l'thena Pkinbie during life—lndisputable—Not liable to forfei ture. Annual Income exceeda Three Handled and Fifty 'MOLL sand Pounds. The Annuity Tables, offering special advantages to Annuitants, and full particular,. of the popular pi of thin Aocinty, be found in the new Prospeetun. which will be forwarded to aPPIt- IIENHY LAKE, °intend Manager. Mr, rpo l Ztroet and 17, Waterton -place. Pall-melt. London. _ HONORARY COMMITTVIt IN FRANC*. Hu Exeellency Id. Drouyn de Laura M. Mk de &manhunt. Senator. le - ni — orpoie:d to the 'entrance of the connexion between the Church saw Rate in Leland, eenrinced that such • ineanuse would not allay tinting diecontent, and that it would, on the contrary. alienate the Proteetant pop e lon, and give entouragenwat to the 'nudes of the BMW& Gonatitution and connexion in that country' and elsewhere. enunt Mallet, Kenai. Zr. Vice-Adrairal Trmart, Senator. DIRECTORS. awa BOA The Right Hen. ROBER T WWII, M. RD P., , Chairman. Cornaiw, Enn. IMerani. Grinnell and Clo Edward J. Balm/. EM. I Mama Fewer, MAMA and Co,. and Now and Co . Havana:. Johns Reuter, William ilenry . airOder. FAQ. Iletellere. J. R. Bahr:ides WA 001 o:iitse — el to seek me lyceum it would towline • vio lation d Oath of the Queen, and would, I believe, maiotabatal blew en the •14•Vve Union. I am °wooed to =oh • memare„ bemire I me Mit the leek for renewed &Meatiest against the Conittitutiou, and a Justification of them who have bete immeshing to overthrow the Church and th. Ifenruth,r together. I am, however, moot anxious to remove every 6rowd of Just establishment motiplidat mining out of MONO unoonnostei with the ethdamee of the I eon,* before you • festeenstive on indepenelene Mend ptheip but I bar lthigotrs Government who have bed th ew urage to confer the franchise es those whom their oppo nent. would not trust, entitled to the erstitude of the people sad to the (outdone,. of the ortinhy, sad r i gu return me 1 wh i te the Met of my utility, support them t a combination iiri i nW nisters d parties, united only in their foragn office. Her Yekiest3e. M ham in thedimetion at etur don !Iroise spas ability, boldness, and dtaoretleia and they have added Lintel, tq the prestige aad power of the nation They hale placed oar nave and army cm • footing of ellizienery, end have laid the bets. ed • weed 4= if an neseve. Ire over Walborn atha Igo* the perm. 6 1 " Ai& do; • rot bye." ST. THOMAS'S HOHPITAL MEDICAL 14C11001.-KENSION, aial letrl A GENERAL INT RODUC ATDRY DDREnn will be deliverrel by Dv. Hamer, on THURSDAY, I.t October, at 3 o'clock p.m., Otter which the DISTRIBUTION of TRIZM will take pla4e. For entrant.. or prnapo tuoro, and for information rolittliw to wino and all other matte.. apply to Mr. Whitileld, Feeretary. The Manor Hour,. St. nannia.'. Hneintel, Newington, Marry. AL . PAWS MUSD. Centre Amiral LACAPELLE, Pnsiedeut. I.e Illikealle .. ll2ie , ein de Besumuut. IL IL BOitelle, tlensteer. Le Baron Ph. de Do Y. Citaries Crapelet r& in liettler and 00.) Le Banal Inane D'Erlender. liiiiTriroVrTrannew—itir James Anderson. COMIUTLTING *JAC ?MCI ANIL By William Thomson a F.H.B. Cromwell F. arta, Ewa, 111.1.C.11. TSCHNICAL Any ma* • M. Bartsch, Member of the Omeatitews in Intasier— • • • 11101111111111 11111. laitimer Clark, Bp., Y.I. Z. Henry C. Font,. ILLC. E. !Beaming Jenkla, Hay., F.H.8., N.LCW .h. . B Lonnote—The Union Bank of London, Ben last Are id- fiRSETT COLLEGE, ESSEX.-20 guineas in 15 acres.—Ehaperior EDUCATION, with home comforts. Nearly lee mike baveseined eam V er tio= = 4aeZeetitt=l-1... PANORAMA ottANI!ON !in!! Miwa valasbin PAOPIRIILY3.— ROYAL OOU) EUR. YNOSNTB.PASY. BELGIUM. ' BRUSSELS, Avow" 14. _ _ _ _ _ _ T PATtlf. &mitt* Gehgve.le de Cr Edit Industrial et Commercial. MM. Emile Erimmer et Cie. Ilung us mon Aemon to Nag You—licoare. Dudems, 'Am r tr. Mos s.st , lb i c ; "le Acme, 'of the WO" &Mee. erdeaw NOP. t.tahat bunch• PARIS ExHnifribilYvicr PRIZE MEDALS. NEWWth MACHINES.. •lire IloW Rogibl J. Ye PATENT TRI7BB MLICEEN. p. Ow. a d. ~, , Yarn t g zebe6+4l e t, Dab* th• i p.Al fa n-stmt., an use the last SS years far IN DIGEON. in Isms, at TIO 144., 91.• • 4s. SC and x ;rt., Bit •rrM of 1i.,k1 1 ; 444 N. 9°, MRSSREi. J. and R. HEMP have been favoured with instructions from the Proprietor. P. It. Maillank Soup, J.P., to SELL by AUCTION, on August tf and CM, unless pre. measly disposed ri oLh d y private contract, the Cautioned PICTURE LONDON, by Parris, from original drawings made by Horner from% e top of Pt. Paul's CatliMral, covering • space of DAM square feet. The picture is in good oondition, and was an Immense attraction to the Cub...mum for many years, was pro• sounced a marvellous work of art, and the !perspective effects un• I , ll . paso 4. The Pmture of London by Night and Pans by Moon. • ted by Yews. Damon. Also, the Cyclorama, with the a~tnnrmid apparatm, to represent the destruction of Lisboa. Also. Views of Naples sod Vesuvius, with Tableaux of the Exhibition of Is4l. These valuable properties present an op portunity for the Speculation rarely to be met with, as the exhiM ,tuntentilsta,mr nittitastralia, and th tl e te eakmiss mo c rd . urea-May be viewed by ' et:r ' do n n i rotre Miami. J. and R. Albany .street, Regent's-park, Loadonlwho see • this • fleet to negotiate a , prlvitte salel; or *of Joxiah Webber, Esq., bitert, Dowergtreet. Dedfordanuant. W. 0.. THE ROYAL OOLMIRETIM, IIkIntiENTOIVARE.—Tho FIRST dtTION of WSW s N US .PRARIIINFY,. to ,ntear the bilizAk i r s tl f ie new J. and R. K have been faivoured with imartlettons Inwellte Pinpalletor, P. R. Naillard, Esq., to_LREPARE /or_ bb__LE. on Atopurt 37 spit so. th. lITTN. et the Cl/WM - EOM, comprisuto unmeant§ valuable maitonental wan" of art, in group., bursa, and butt*, and includ ,..r the muck admired Venue by Nelson • Ore cartoons in oil, **wind ter the Rouse* of Parliament; ate celebrated picture, Mk of Rearm' ; chondn h irra and lamps, about 30 ornamental Fturatarato for gee, shoot 30 telescope*, cloth curtains, marble tab*, umbrella danda, a 60. round ladder, a large quantity of work bench..., • 16-hone power steam tmgine, in good vi.rting• order, by Fasten and Ammo, with two boiler§; a large gee and a variety of fixtures and littings.—May be viewed by la. mak, one week before the sale obbta of tbe Aidnenvera. 27, Albany-etreet, N.W., and filk 4 j....u1a Wobbar, Seq., archateut, N, tioweratireet, or§l 411 LWALL, DOCK&—To PHI? FURNISHEHH, thrums, Hotel Keeper. and Others. mR. eIIARLES ATKINS hike- beef tuttacted to MIL* RUCTION, on WIMIIIMILIATMATIIIIBRDAY. .I.,:urt 19 and al, he& at 11 for 1 premely, on Hoard the az .tAlllll, AFRICA. now lying ht the 1011 wall Doeko, at the „1.,. to the dry dock, and within a few minutes' walk of the M AA! toe nod Ferry, all the valuable SHIP FITOREf, ergo / e•n o Ott ingt of askant., teleerope dining tables, Intootolo narpetw, 2111.1 horee.hair coehions in Utreeht velvet, Col and pillow., toilet and other glioniew .. fline opoaratuo, ntnnour reattng. et." .hie and other • loin catdeo, nopro. DIOCIUS, MAMMA. Enna. inotolo• . MXT IiCW4I.I the day preoeiling and 1110111illit of ode. Dote. atiaelatet44 , ll : ( 4l o4l en Weed the Winn Mart, Token tLi,an4 of the Auctioneer , 4, Belmont-IM I, L ea, and T eveilant. giftYnat lltFOlLDSHlßtijiell: e tfialky ntu.t..3 PEEEHO&D 'arra 184 13 1 tr, ustm, ti frwm numrep • sualent , / *soot iiiiimmil-11Lorsd perk a 1410 , outbuilding* and gardenp, &boot ISS it,ciest of ex c eedingly pinoluetwo , land. Moot o pelleasigalmey 7 1/1/67 MEM. en 4 ye! cent- —Apts# P f ol-agioe, Potter's-bar. er,hootinv. • . TWO STEAM-ENGINES for SALE cheap— on.. of iihorse power, by MIDDLETON ; the other e-horee r, BLACKETT—in good worldng condition, with sha,fti , or further particulars apply is It HOE sad Co. a. Saliabury.spUare. M ANUFACTIIIIINWIIMNItigit-WANTED O. PURCHASE n mon MANUFACTURING BUOIINESS m ti..• ..,ontry; Somerretabire or Glouototo.rahlre preferred; or a I..trtnership.—Addrvaa N., rare of Mr. Fellr. 3.1, Carter- E.C. ( . IBEAT FIRE in SHOREDITCH. Jr IMPORTANT TESTIMON IAL " 76 and 77. Shoreditch, 15th June, INA. Mr. John Bracher, late Wm. Mare and Son, 67, Cannon-street. " bate much pleasure in informing you that the Fire. Iron Safe we purchased of you some time since prenerred its ...tents from the effects of the firr which entirely destroyed our premises on the night of Tuesday. the 9th inst. " The outside of the Kale most hare been red-hot, judging from sir Silyclurit ce when taken out of the fire. You are fully at liberty to publish this letter. '• We are, your*, be, iffignedi Guppy, Coneutiekft. and JOHN BRACHER, late WILLIAM MAHN and SON. 67, Osanem-etreet, KC., where the safe may be seen. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED frame diatAr on furniture, without removal, publicity, or law eosin Nay to repaid by easy buftalments. No share* at all if do. caned. Terms, inthoote, 11 pm cent (foe 1.100 and over).—Apply =Si at the ESTATE OFFICES, I, liouthruiptonoilast i .0. Advances on lames, life poMea, ke. () ITTFITS for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO NIFB—DgiaII.4 Lista of : the neormary Outlit,r r de., for every ellmato and amAntroent. will be f opplication to THRESHER U LENNY, Outfitters, next door to fomerost House, Strand. F. THOMAS and Co.'s PATENT W • SEWING MACHINES.—The celebrated No. 2 Machines, cceonalkll for general work. 110. The new Homeette Machines, .. , to piety (Lock Ettitchi, LS b., 16 Se., and 11--entalogure tree. tt 1 THOMAS and Go., 1 and 2, (*wayside, and Begent-oirowl. d4trett, London. EWTON WILSON and Co.'s SEWING MACHINES._ __ 71:6 - 514.1if A, NAND LOCK.STITY2I4, I) ORCAI4, AND PMS'ELOPE. my bend-sewing machines that have prize medals. The A .n. an button-hole, eyelet-hole, over:teaming machine, for the 3.1 time tJte complete combination of • miring and buttonhole •.. hits, Makes 160 buttonholes por hour, and change. in a r ...dr to ipbsin sewing. 111w:tasted catalogues free.-114, .a.ont; 144, (2teapsifte; and 210. Regent-street. ‘' A I,K ER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES • are supererding all otli.xx. Prize Medal„—London, 11.162: . 1567. (min fl Ir.; SO* er, Curnhill; ; and 7ti. Strand. I ZI:()WN Bl{O'fl IE RS. - I'ATENT • • 4 n.I I`t Itarrark Furniture, Trunk., Portmanteau% PitlCEn CONSIDERABLY ItEIiUCED. In.. PICCADILLY. Catidoirutni tree. I{IVEIT 3ilitl SONS, CABINET MAKEWA, 1•1101. , T1.1tElis. and 141:1,1)1Nti 11ANI - I'ACTUREIt.4. Crown.%t..t, Fingloury,44llllll, E.C. thttolorue post free. 1...4.1.111,1atil ‘' l ItEAT SALE of FURNITURE, Carpets, W hearth rear, felt, lapplepterpl, 014. 3 14.17. olsomak., el...tiara triple Weal. lour clothe. lavt twin., gtrilL. counterpae-, iplanteta, to putkp room fppr eneopeo• ultp•nelnoto, rad polo!, tinm p e f rpljeining IPo MOWS —WM. WA IN KS. ISt 1:11/, Serringteut h o eup ; epp C , . Fll.llCl,..tror.t. IQECONI)-11A N I ► FRN UIT anti URE, New, b. 7 wynt„,l t,. .10• If AsE t00:4.4c Whole how.. en , NO I•1I“ M • 1..1 I/I r.. al.—Apply W MM. %% A INK. Wholmaly mock', pant l'ol.u:strrat, 133 to 130. Newington. 1 ..tt, I t ILLlARDS.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD TA LILES, all eliIVA ' fur SALE or HIRE, at the spacious chow n of J. BEN NETT and Co.. makers by . appaintment to the War-olfice, and Admiralty. Prima from SS guineas, .1, Surretstfcct• Stand. PARFET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- Clontz Glaring, NM and Dionaak Dyeing, with ovary dm a-nebon Dieliehing, eharged moderately, and brought to great r'''" o -oli hi the Metropolitan Steam Marching and Dyeing Ooom Im."*.- 17 . Wharf-mad. City-road. and 471 New Oxfordatrest. SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. ARNOLD ,reel SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE ' l .-m 1.-aged to be the lighted and most comfort able warms tn:, nn ruled. Plastic ntocLio4s, Knee-caps, SM. for okness, Abdominal Belts, Railway °olive nicle, A roncial Lem, Arms, Hands, Ey**, and f14 , 41.11.ti0n wurFical appliance manufactured br ARNOLb and RINS. Y. And sr , R est Sant/Meld, London. N•lf —lnnetam tor measurement and prima forwarded. An ea lam-need female to attend on lathes. Al.l. NV 110 Sl' PIPER from INDIGESTION should nee NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILL& Sold o‘ri w lw.rw Bottle*, lo lit, la Id. and Ila. COCKLE' 8 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, COcKi.L's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in ore the In. t for BILIOUS AM.M. ON& In box*. at Ir. lid.. bt. M.. tr. lA_ and 11.. _ _ _ COLItLk'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In 'me the 1W 0/1 years for LIVER COMMA INTR. Io bum at 14. 114. Ss. ed.. 4 GrL, shad 114. -- - - wan and Co. Boucrross-Mesers. Bischoff, thee. and Rompas. secnarenv-Precienek J. Brielths, hes, Offices in Landon-Bartholowiew-house. E.C. Offices In Pane-Rue Talthost. IS. The object of the Company is to establis twork a dime line of tames di between the continent of and the United States of In secordanse with the conorseks granted by the Imperial Rene Government to Baron Emile IYErlanger, of Paris, sad lth JINN Reuter, of London. Thiabonceegion bears date 6th July. NM and confers the privi lege of laying and working submarine telegraphs between Prance and the Un ited Nano. The Preach Government binds itself not to zit any other eosisession for lines between Brands sad No rt h INS. • during the period of twenty Tot are from the *September, • 11101S0.10•011 granted by the State legislatures of New York, tor lanitincand working cease between that State and Prance. hag been secarvd. Srpiaperients roe been made with the ilubinariee Erma" Company for the eiclusive use of one of their wires hereon Nag, Led ash Heppe, from which place the French elevarnaisat w 0 comitnyet • special wire to Brest direct far the=o ts rAis meant, the' valuable eo-operation of the Sut les leetasectarei, and an tininterrated ere groga HMS. land to e United States mill be artablialled. ' The Government has ' its support and seelltamel to the antertaldng, and an committee of the higher position has been formed in Fans. It hal been genenily acknowledged that, both for politest and commercial' seesons ‘ the Laying of • direct and independent cable from the continent of Berme to the United Metes was only a question of tines, and nom s the extraordinary ineresee of telegraphic merges wherever now facilities 11313 &goaded, it in to be expected that the new underlining will create fresh UMW, nt .01 that of the old companies, sullicient te ensure of equal if not greater amount. ma published report of the Direotore of the Atlantle Telegremilk Company to their Annual Meeting, held in Webruary last, contains the following statement :—"The revenue from the cable le pro amnia lkikfteoril7, and the reduction in the rates, which °ore mama' on DmiroW let OWL, has tended manta thedevelopment of boatmen. The Was returns :of traffic made to this Company Pre the en July, INA the Angie-American Company, show the following daily average, niamep. . " From Joe WM, 2 1 , s t Feb. 1148, the average per day hah been about £1,0441 From Docember Ist, lee, to Feb. 71st, 100 • '1,211 From January let lee, to Feb. !let 1666 The average of Li & Wes an tonne of about 016,0 W a year. From their income, wever, the existin/Companies have toplz to one-third the Newfoundland Compan • shame from which the Torment Company will be free. It be the object of the new Calera to Ix such rates for raemagei as will metre the possible treat. The pace to be chained is intended to be l igTo7 t a message of 10 words, and it seems not teaming eto peetation that at this rate the line will dud amistarat employment Thepoweroftrangmbeilon of the new cable Is estelated. according to the report of the meseses and electricians, at • minimum of 12 worth lad-minute, which allowing i 4 hours a day f6r emote time, Wv a Mdal y ir i th i e * aytftie rate of L 2 elesM Per rer std = sa 1.4111200. , 'timer, the meoportlion of dap; and hours lost would, in probability, be leas than is &hared in this sellbleret... The mantle expenses If the new lies may be colonised to amount ale he utmost to Lt annum The proposed cable wWber laid in two . ; the lime dem r i filr a seg: . d t* Yr t eiNnit e m il a.„Prwrwleetr=rat a point between Boston and New York, with • atrial hie to sir . last named city. A contract has been entered into with the Telegraph Construc tion and Maintenance Company to manufacture and lay the Cable for the sum of £920,005 of which £lllO,OOO is payable in cagy by agreed instalments during the ananofseure and shipment of the cable. The remarrag £ll4OOO will be payable in vim, Ma, 1111441110 fa tally paid-up errs. afbw the eei t ies alk = - Brest to fit. Pierre shall have bean laid and tasted satisfactorily for thirty numearrive da • £io,ooo in *soh after the erection from fit. Pierre to the Unite Sietes nail have been laid and anted for thirty days, and the trial payment of £O6lOlO in fully paid-cap shares after the entire cable shall have been idx months in astir factory operation. Allowing LlOO,OOO for the construction of the land lime, engineer.' chaises.perreicmand all expenses op to the opening of the line, aee su uctong the consideration ben:after Mated to be given for the concession upon success, there will remain a balance, by way of reserve, of £Bo,otO The Great Eastern will be employed in laying the deep sea por tion. Sir riamuel Canning with • Competent Mail will have charge of the snlinerrion of the cable. Sir James Andaman will ant on behalf of, and watch over the interests of the Company. The cable is contracted to be nipped in Done next, and the line L expected to be open for tragic in the coarse of next year. The cable will be of the beat construction, &nil generally of the same description as those manufactured by the Telegraph Con struction Company for the Atlanta and Angio-AmericanTelT:lt Companies.. The cable will be premed by Unlike the liMe, and advantage has been taken of all the experience since gained. In accordance with the unanimous recommendation of the err neees and electricians, the weight of copper in the conductor has been increased from 300 lb. to 400 lb. per knot By this means ream rapidity of tranemiseion is obtained. In tracing the route. a detour has been made to avoid the risk of icebergs and anchorage on me banks of Newfoundland. It Yon these banks that all accluents to the existing cables have oocurred. Sir James Anderson has recorded his opinion that the object thus sought for will be fully attained: that in fact the new line will be entirely free from moidesits by lathery, and doss not moss any anchorage re sorted to by fishing mewls. Nearly one-half the cable will be in • depth of water where the submergence will be easy and the recover y for repent. inexpennve. The deep ens portion will be in • depth mailer to that in which the present cables are laid, and from which the lee cable was recovered. Under these dream stances and the company having secured the nerves* and expo- rienoe of all the eminent men who have contributed to the moans of the former expeditions, the risk of the present undertaking is reduced to a minimum. Arrangements have been made with Mr William Thomson, Mr. Flreming Jenkin, and Mr. Carley, for the use of their patented Instruments with say future improvements. The ommeesionairea, by an agreement dated kred August, 1866, arid scheduled to the articles of umociation, have agreed to tram ler to the Company their coneemiun from the Imperial Govern ment of France, together with all their rights under the nonce. sion from the State of New York, and the benefit of the under mentioned agreements, and to defray all expanse op to the reprise tration of the Company in anutiderotion of 5,000 fully paid shame, to he allotted to them whenever the cable Mall have been mem". fully laid, and shall hare motioned to work satisfactorily fur 10 days. They will also he entitled to receive one-fifth pert of the surplus net profits in each year, after setting aside a reserve fund equal to 5 per ant. of the net profits, and after payment of • divi. dead of 10 per cent to the shareholders. Theme contingent profits will, for convenience, be attached toe portion of the fully paid Puree. It will be men from this that the concessionaires look only to the Anent... of the undertaking for their rtmuneintion• and for the repayment of the expenses they have already incurred. Copies of the Agreement., and of the Memorandum and Articles of Ammiution, and of the Crinnemiora, lie for inspection sit the Cake. of the Solicitors of the Company, Messrs. Bisc.hoff, Coxe, and Smote, le, Colemametreet. Prospectuses owl forms of opplioation for .hares may be obtained at the ogle.. of the Compyaanny, Bartholome w.hore. and at the Union Bmik of London, street, and their various branches. QOCIETE du CABLE TRANSATLANTIQUE FRANCAIS (Limitedl.—NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION LIST will be CLOSED hi London at 4 o'clock on THURSDAY next the Pith bat --By order of the Board, FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. Bartholomew-home, London, 14th August, Rel. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. PARIS EXHIBITION. 1847.—TW0 GOLD MEDALS.— CAUTION.—None genuine without Barret Llebrig, the inventor's. signature being on every jar, accompanied with full directions far use. Sold by all Italian warehouses. chemist.", and groom. Palatable. strengthening, economic, and convenient. O XYGENATED WATER.—Sleeping in London during the semen is not like sleeping in the frith sir of the ecuran ; but refreshing and invigorating effects may be obtained by an evening &might of Oxygenated Water, fresh from the IA BORATORY, Sli, LONGACItZ, or through any druggist, in roses =staining six &Wee COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKETtxtr, mi d co, Bast coals only. Oa& Be.-13, Barnhill. ►rHE CLAY CROSS Comm LOWEST EIUMII*II PRIM& iwisixiiavisen i. COALS. —The CLAY CROBB COMPANY abed tram their Galleries st Civic—The Ws% equal intr.'''. and. st Us. ton seconds, Us. Om& on delivery.--Orders to CHM 12 HUNIVOOD-PLACIL EINTIC ARY•ROAD. W. NOTHING INPOSSIBLN. AGrA AMA - Hi:EU. restores the Human Hair 4 - a- to it. pristine hue, no matter at what ego JOHN GCMIVELL and Co. have at length, with the aid of one ef the meet eminent cheiniet., succeeded in perfecting this mart wonderful liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more concen trated form, and at • lower prise —bold in bottles, Is. each; also, I. 7e. ed.,. and las. each with brush. Red Bu ll Wharf, Angel-passage, IR:Upper Thansesetreet, Lon. don, SC. TOURISTS, TRAVELLERS, VISITORS to the liErthD, and others impound to the min and drill di llad the a anon of RAJWLANDIc KdIXDOIL both and n to the Mee and Ain, allaying all heat and eruption., freckle., and dbieoloratinns ; and rendering the Ai in n eon, cleat end pleasant. Prim to. ed. and la per bottle. te.kl at Pi, r_ attenirarden, and by chemists and perftunem. Ark for " Roirlande . Katy clor," and beware of epurione and pen Mcione articles %old under the name of " Katydor." ELECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Remedy -A-A rende-id applicable. in the mire on of all nervous &haunts esn. . hub. means nt gestie. lead complande. deprmai of spirits. .. by of the Pate ELBCTItie BELTS, wheat supply piddin it the we.* with Vital Ekvincity, sad that without useless machines, but. is rtes, *oats, plates. ce wiree details free. BO en mita— Harvey Harnrws . FAQ., ILE., No. 11, Chaeotteetreet, Bloomsbury. Lon dne, N.C. II you honour mq nectars, by your choice, you man rely oh devotion to yoga , service. You will find in Me, IMOOMIM., M best of my power, an advocate of a large and liberal policy, ins hi common with those who have pro►ed themeefis the friends of the industrial cleans, aad who are the into •of civil and religious liberty. Your obodisoit servant. B 1 '..I.7SBELL ‘ • • Ma. MIL Raman-place, S.W. EDWD. BOWERBANK and SQNS, Win . . Merobasta and Distill/Ira CATALONIAN SHERRY, 17s. 6d. pet den* bottles =hided. Octavio, t 4 10s., al 13 imams. ANDALUIMAk ad:- per dozen, batibectestuded. TARRAGONA PORT; 186. pa' dozen, bottles Maude& EXCELLENT CH bet AMPA Wehrle& NGE, 4 24 e. re dem" the EXCELLENT CLARET, 12e. per dozen, bottle ineluded. l.l SIIN-STREST. Established 1782. GUINEA SHERRY, Pale or GoldelS. 21.. PW mitt and delicate. Tble wine has already a reyatsit en. ss a dtnner wine. POST. tor laysilda, lis, can moommended se • good. whdles and BO S. Terms mak sad carriage boa P.1.A24 West &rand. LIGHT 81:311IER WINES.—(Mood Bo - 0 -I awe. Us. par dases.; Sauterne, Sla.; ambits, Its.; Meta Webs In lealobsgs, illa: B i a ltr & L7r3 llossile. fat and Ma agarlding Hack aradAtessila. es; min 2 tan saa *a Twins wt. and *MINI* tree. M ilt . 1101111 ant WeetiNsand KINAH'AN'ICLL WHISK i t MYELIN ICICHEDITION, This inhibited old num WHISKY Was/ Ws DIM/. PRIZE i nMEDAL—I is pain solid. sadism, dslisisnn and whainieme. Bold in anks, Ss. OIL each, at ths Mal hawse wb uar i zi e ty tge agents In the principal tosinil_t=tt , Cheat Winitnitisirset, Louisa. . red sag. Disk and sock branded "Klastrea Rh Whisky VIZCULTIVATION of TEA. in the lifragi now teems in important haters. MIRO VW lam at alma Tee. Watel7 ea rame WM ti. MDT IND IA VII OOMPADIY ht, in ammo* of ite areat i M sad Itemom, Ws sale by every saatha. Distrblea lma S weaned to II Amara, Si,. arsausly arid Tem other pany lallo ere Wa rrer ng hat. thee aterebegarleeirm Com are Doer Oaehar„ Ire, at The tram te. 3ed.t M. ed. kat lb., sad Tam beseee, No. 9, Great at. Geteleath latheyartate. ararai forwarded ea symilealioa. - - perms INDURIThyr s. .HNIFTCIIOI . fS Vc WELLINGTON SNIP - d'lAZlrne .SOAPS( WHEY'S CABINET (*LABE PAPER, Emory slid elms Sloth. Black Lead. to. COLD everywhere, by ironmongers, grooers, A-7 °Omen. brak en, eheadels, ite. Wholesale by JOHN OAXEY and BONA, soar, and blank lead mill., 171, Slanktrian.. road. B. On the 17th inst. will be published No. XIV. of TIN SLE YS' MAGAZINE: an Illustrated Monthly. Price One Shilling. Clonduated EIIItIMID Tseis. CONTINTS. I. Breaking a Butterfly ; or, Blanche Ellerslie'n Ending. Ba the Author of "Guy Livingstone," Be. Chaps (Wi an Illustration.) 47rtticisms on Contemporaries. No. 11. Mr. Matthew Arnold. Gobbington. (With an Illustration.) 4. A Rouse of Cards A Novel. Book 11. Chap. V. Trying tack. Chap. VI. Pimple of Importance. •I. Liverpool Charities. 6. An Ancient Gentleman's Impair:ions. 7. Pound Drowned. (With an Inuarsam.) English photographs. By an American. No. VIII. 9. The Rook Ahead. By Edmund Tates. Book 111. Chap. VIII. A Last Massie. Chap. IX. Twelve Months after. 10. Elle et Lai. Latvian: Tinsley Brothers, IS, Osthetineeteeet, Strand. THE POPU t LAR an NEW NOVELS a LIBRAS= A SCREW LOOSE. By W. P. airc..firraa, Yy 11. FLIRTS sod FLIRTS; or, a Sawn o Stria. t reit. LOVE; or, Self-eserifiee. By the Bight Hon. LADY Ha of LrL. 1 vet THROUGH FLOOD sad FLA 363. 3 vol s. ♦. WORK-A-DAT BRIER& By the Author of "The Two Aust. Louise." 3voie. FUNaRINE and SHADE. I TO4. Richard Bentley. New THE LODGER FRANClllBl3.—Yesterday evening a public meeting of the inhabitants of St. James and St. Anne, Soho, was held at Willis's-rooms, Brewer-street, Golden-square, for the purpose of assisting persons qualified as voters under the fourth clause of the Reform Act, to make their claims to be placed upon the register. The room was well filled, more than 300 . persons, almost exclusively of the working class, being present. Dr. Brewer, on taking the chair, observed that the Reform Act of 1867 did not reflect any great credit upon the govern ment either for its decision or consistency, but such a., it was those entitled to vote under it were called upon to avail themselves of its provisions. By the fourth clause lodgers possessing the qualification therein specified were entitled, not to the franchise, but to make a claim under conditions and restrictions imposed by the 30th section. These conditions wore of the most onerous character, one of the most material points being that the claim should be wit nessed by a person who would be able to attend the Revising Barrister's Court. A local committee had been formed to provide such witnesses, and to go from house to house to explain the course lodgers must take to avail themselves of the opportunity of being enrolled among the freemen of this country. The Solicitor-General, Mr. E. Wales, and other legal authorities were of opinion that after the lodger had gone through all the forms prescribed by the act, his claim might be objected to at the Revising Banister's Court by any ratepayer or voter without any notice of the nature of his objection, so that an =consti tutional and un-English opportunity was given for fri volous objections. Vi hat the lodger was to do, then, was to go to the local committee, whose secretary would wit ness the claim, hand it to the overseer, and see that it was properly defended in the Revising Barrister's Court. There was no reliance whatever to be placed upon the Adullamites in the constituency of this country ; a great number of professing liberate hated John Stuart Mill and would not have him to represent them if they dared vote for a tory, and unless the lodgers took up the cause, the great man whose name was venerated all over Europe and America might be defeated —an event which would be the greatest social disgrace that ever fell upon this country.; Mr. Groevenor's seat, he believed, was secure, and, if the lodgers made their claims to be placed on the register, the representation of West minster would not be neutralised in the House of Com mons. On the motion of Mr. V. S. Miles, seconded by Mr. Laskey, the following resolution was unanimously adopted :—" That the meeting is of opinion that it is the duty of every lodger to avail himself of the right to vote conferred by the fourth clause of the Representation of the PeoNe Act; and that the present members (the lion. Robert Wellesley Grosvenor and J. 8. Mill, Es 3.) fully deserve the support of the liberal electors of the city of Westminster at the ensuing general election." The meeting was subsequently addressed by Mr. F. Edwards, Mr. J. Beal, and other,, and a vote of thanks to the chairman doted the proceedings. The directors of the South Devon Railway have agreed to recommend the payment of a dividend for the half year ended 30th Juno last at the rate of 11. 10s. per teat. per annum upon the ordinary stock of the corn pig, carrying forward a balance of 2381. CRYSTAL PitLacE.-rObrit Sutz.pita FRIDAY, Ammer 14.— , AdMiesions by •stiason tickets, 1,663; ditto on payment, 2,686; total Visitors, 4,149. Loris Pamir Et.morr, 11= B -stYeet, Pri teeltham, and Thilingegate musket, fish salesman, t sammida August W 11. A Lex ar Her., Bashopegate-st.Withia,wine .27,5 t 1. James Deux, tiouthwiek , Hyde-park= an keepar,Aug.2smt 1. ours Crre.ses , 16 , at 1. WILLIAM WlLLlAlts, " nrt f l al .,=olLjeweDer . ,r26, at It Taosse WDZAII KMDLLMAIIII CATMILIT, A e`ead, Briztaa, eet, • • eggineesr, Apart-SC at EDWARD DAM!, I, TA Luton, btorkmaker, August 18 1. at 1. As Lewsa,Oktotrect,ll6 a, gemmed 6aerakag.fi4atl. DiRBIRT LLOYD, DIVIRD-COUK, 1100.-41.113eL, hummed • victualler, Amy* 96, at 1. DICIIARD Day GRAN, 601=19ARICILCILIVIDIT, Acrid 14, at 1. r. RovRT Dulwich, y, budder, Awe ,at 11. BRIAN AVRTUI AOMORI, liearridala-villas, Remington, private tutor, August 27, at 11. PLUMB DAMBIIRT PfIUIVAL Thou, CiesnenVe-inn, Strand, chat in the Admiralty, ♦umst 17, at 11. NIODIATON COWART, Ii ortea , and Leadenhal/-striet, bonded Ante menhant, Assert W, WU. PRARCO LPG, Kall i gelsesal-ehopkeeper, August 2f alit. Jens James, , beer lability. Augnet97, at U. WILLIAM DOUR, Heston, kiddie's", gentleman, A V, RR 11. GIOROR DITRYOII, Offitets, Hats, and Silk-row, -wick, hay desks, Amulet/7, at 12. . Groios Cs.sass, Simpson, Bucks, farm bailiff, August 17, at 12. Reese PORD, Charienetreet, Soho, gas ins, August W, at 12. Hagar Bazar's, Plumatead, NW, grates, August 27, at It Ettis }loan Werra, lanouter-dreet, lanenster-gate, • 4t • , Amu If, at 'IL 18 Veli7Wirus:mr ap ••miseffireinn Ka*. miff 7- 7Aureet 19 at .- Stoles Wswt./me Purrna,l3reatWakesistpliamme 1248 Augist 17, at 1. DAVID 14-IRWIIATIIV = ILIIDD, Oftim:aaa 'saki Wlegisiglsmo and,/ mastufmnesrer p ,=. Ratassr e Vertgley tr i rtallordshint, 'August 16, sell. • DalliAlllp ARR2aa, DIZIODIOARER, DOMIIjI/1114111/111Mif•DUIDIV, uguisfill, Wit °Boum Assess, Kialernikeeter„ insuranee agent, Augustin, at 12. rzwAAD Torun, Leicester, Seemed moUsallef, halDist at 22. lions ARNOLD Parrlo4Lekrater, bootsaamffeem ALL WILLIAM Davos, uwem-y-thwwn, 0 woollen manufacturer, Amain 96, at 11. Thous' loses, Yethyr PAM, Wandler, •• saint It, at U. I c A ltLisminx.Elamket,lllll/11MII tlmsw,lisorgsstln, at.ll. Jammu Passoom Is Cum; .Uetm,terseberol langurgerc •• Aura* ft, at 11. Watson Wa.sa,Ma elhabsgpmfh, brasher, August St, at 11. /01111 PM DOODBAIRM Thoairsor, Scarborough, woman— aka, August • 16,2111. Ozone' Joursor, lgingston-upon-Hull, August 16, at It //AWARD Lawaswsoa, ' li7aepeel, upbola ergo Align 11, at Onenets luisswoon, ILAverpool, trees fesesier, Angell WI, at 11. Ilsatow and Toss Rater, Salford, nsas, August 26, at 1.2. WILLIAM DAM'S BRUNT, Bolton, nal imerehant, August 20,1411. Jesuits rummy laziatasks, essailistem agent, August 26, at 11. Joust' Ds.4lCOWD.c=aut. August 16,, at it Jots DOURTILD, plakar i _ltelet. 1, at 11. At.n.o Nawros Wasotton, Nimeastie-gPM-T7The. de bruwe., Sept. 2, at IL low Tome, Neweesile-unmernseet,krahesper, Sept. 1, It 12. r VA aw Leven WAVED/ /10=1 .1, Vilelal&UST. Assert 36, at DATI, Spansea, Aura& 14 at 2. bairn Cum, Remiss, laslemidra, bands, August It, at 2. 'Lissa Ormune, Leeds, late heerisouse keeper, August V, at 12. Lswiinirs HERAT EVINIZI.I., Lea* fraWlling mudeian, August R, at IL WI - }war Herr Pewee, • Lenh, late ironmonger's amdirtant; • Angst 27_, WIS. 1 WILLIAM MILIIR/L 11141114, Yoekshie, late innkeeper, August , at 12. Wrtuas assure, haa.,! Tilde, Lis of Wight, gasetter, August Wog It - Soconow 'Moot, Aekil, Somersetehke, tamale gamer, August 94, ILAIRDXL •• TATT, Old Way, SOIDEDIRLddre, gloving agent, August 94, at 10. Jots YOUSO 71IMINILDl ith4 iniskeer aa .ggurt 28, at 114 Jolts WserniermArn, Awg. 28, at 10. err Hisros, Parr, keeps lanzn Await 118, at 12. 4 4 110111. I A Z • LLOYD, Hadleigh cabinet =Won Aug. It, at 3. Sway Vaasa, Mara% 8114sters, ordain% liarbee, Aural 31, at 11. 4daut Mouse Perasessamos, Warminster, Wiltstulee, innkeeper, 141 . " 41. r s Bosoms, Barbaeod lithographer, Augastitl, at 8. BakeereD„ gemt= e etg.W, alit pres a inots,Pmerorthent and , saddler, -Anent 29, MIR • • , Sum= PormAJßamford, baker, Aug * 81, at 11. 'imam Hsti.s.A. Brampton, Derbyshire farmer, A . 27, at 11. :3811.145e lisseirria see., Girtford, Bed keoduhire, wbadwdgllt, , August. 20. at 10. I Wears Pars, Nigkessts, Warwielothire,writimp slitrkAugE7,a llo . efiC. l) °"="°°. boat t _,___l4 3tlo. WILLIAM Diu, Illnaingitam, assistant to a DDETROUIIe Rama . , 4:Agra* Dr, _. _lO. Tionalffsean, Wasfesields, Ototicestenh.„ Sept. 11, atl2. • 111.A21. N 0,.. cam dealer, A le, at Si. Ranter Qinouj u sWhitrupou- • cotton wailte dealer, . • Amemst Ti r Ita iinst ~lddfAtiette Oct: 7 t atloll. Htuur atuain, Kegworth, faioestersh., tailor, Aug. 25, at U. Halms &sir" Exmouth, Deviants., brick maker, Amg. 29, sill. CHARLIIII Pima, Burnham, Bucks, seller of August 27, at 11. Joss Rows, Pontypool, dealer in glass, August 81, at 11. Dimity Dssew 000, Birkenhead, pinata Ammst 26, at S. Decay Axiom, Cornwall, ehomaker, Sept. 8, at It. BRRBRirr FUNDS." Wralooll, Derbyels„unner, August 27, at I. Joaßrli WALTER YIATYARD, Pere, Wiltshire, carpenter, Au gust 28, at 11. BANKRUPTCY ANNI7LLED. August 13. Cssaurs Limos, Great St Helen's, City. pivmarms. Beet. 23. G. Pratt, Wol;hanip — idia, —August 95. J. Blackwell, Kaaba& and Lawton , mkt proprietor Bept. 9. A. H. Irks, Hollinwood, ra franfounder— Flept. 14. T. Mellor, MancLe.ts, tea znerchantOct. 6. Borah Tadtedl, Bristol, berrieller—Out. 6. W. Ma. Hallam, &mewed_ shirt, chemist—Oct. 6. 8. Plu ml ey, Bristol, baker—Oct. 6. B. A. Wood, Bristol, beer retailer—Await 96. I. Marsden, Odder some Yorkshire, joiner—August 16. B. Jennings, Leeds, ge nerddesler—Augurt 96. H. Bale, Leeds, innkeeper—August 27. M. Hanley, Birciungham, tailor—August V. T. Hall, Worceetershlre late baker—Amnia V. J. Castle, A B =e rt s; Town, Warwiciahire i eommerdal traveller—Sept. 9. J. Barry, Es ber ter j bookseller— used V. J. Oftsokaa, Morpeth, Northam , watchmaker—Angme 31. R. Bro Beddingtoe, Northumberland, joiner--August 31. E. Shushan, Morpeth, Northumberland. merchant taller. DIBE . 3OLVED. J. B. Hamilton and H. Hamilton, Poole, Donetahire, chemists —T. B. Cockshott, E. H. Cookshott, and W. Yoitshire, fellmongers, so far as remirdsN ik r. Rhodes, B. Blakcloy, and J. Rhodes, Dints! and Batty, York dun:. woollen manufacturere—J. Snawdon, W. Snowden. and J. ftriawdon, jun., Rant %tambour, Devonshiee, cabinet makers, and Yealmpton, Devonshire, Umber dealere—W. Robinson and J. Wilson, Harden and Newark, Not tonghamshire, plaiter mer ehante7J. Glover, J. H. King, and 11. Naylor, Goss m , Lei manufacturers of artificial manure—li. &wan and C. Crawford-street, Bryanstornotpurre, ironmoogers—H. 8. B. P 00.111201? and T. H. Batley, Bedford-row and Theobaancoad, house agents—A. Greenland and R. T. Greenland, Leeds, dock brokers— 8. 8. Mltillan, O. Broome, and J. Log ha, Manchester, cloth agents—W. Robinson and E. T. Stringer, Weet-street i Z ce - worth—W. H. Rankin and 8. Spence, Battersea Railwa Lambeth, lime merchants-8. Hallows and I. Leeds, dedgnere—U. Green and J. V. Thomson, Queen's Ilead-paerage, Newgate-street, stationers—G. Mortimer and S. Downes, Eden- Dor and Beeley, Derbyshire, quarrymen—J. B. Edge and E. Hied, DaubhM, Lancashire, cot ton doublers—W. Barrett and 8. Tet ley, Bradford and Esetburn, Yorkshire, worded spinners —J. Cartwright. T. Daywood, J. W. 8. Monkhouae, and B. B r and carpet manufacturer., so far as regards J. Cartwright and T. Haywood- -T. Hammond and J. Reed, Sheffield, schoolmaster.— G. Moore and J. H. Aston, Brynmaur, Breame, tronmongers —J. J. Podmore and F. J. Quick, Mincing-lane, wholesale tee dealer,.—J. Coupland and G. decision, Trusthorpe, Lincoliudtire, thrashing machine owners—D. Davies and T. Williams, Tidy wain, Monmouthshire, green. —C. Price and T. N. Prim, Corn hill, iniguratore agents—W. Wright and T. Vick er s, Brasher Clough, Lancashire, fire brick manta lures—lL Walker and J. Archer, Finsbury-place South, attorney.. sOsira i:EQtrzerßAilows. Jamas Mouses and Jong firs;sarr,(ila:g - ow, engineers, August 18. at the Faculty-hall, Glasgow. B Nr.wau., Glasgow, mattress maker, August 19, at the Faculty-ball, Gla sgow. 110111ElT NTOIIIII, CaißbOt in nlilit dealer, August 17, at Lyon and Turnbull's Roma burgh. CHRIPTOPIII.I Nsweos, Edinburgh commission agent, August 19, at Lycsi and Turnbull's BOMA, Edinburgh. DUNCAX CUMIOI.II, Phopachy, Inverness-shire, tanner, August 22, at the Caledonian Hertel, Inverness. MASONIC CEREMONY AT UPTON.—The present year is the twenty-fifth anniversary of Lord &Rand's rule over English Freemasons as Grand Master, and the " silver wedding" of the noble earl to the ancient craft has been sign alized by the granting of charters, on the • petition of well and truly tried" brethren, for the es. tabliahment of new lodges. The latest lodge is that of the Upton, No. 1,227, which was yesterday oonaecrabsd with all solemnities before a large gathering of officers and master masons, at the well-known Spotted Dog, at Upton, in Essex. Earl Zetland was represented, by his special command, by Brother James Terry. FREE LABOUR BZOISTRATION SOOLETY.—The committee of the Free Labour Registration Society during six months have provided permanent employment for up' wards of one thousand worlmien in various trades, show ing an average of more than 160,0001. a year as the wages obtained for members. The society, and the prin ciples it advocates, are making steady in the confidence of all classes of operatives. Tile names, ages, addresses, and references as to character and ability of upwards of 14,000 non-union workmen have been up to the present time registered in the books. Complaint is made that while workmen have not been slow to avail themselves of the advantages held out by the society, employers of labour have not evinced an equal alacrity. The benefit club is making, on the whole, satisfactory ; and it is hoped that the time is not far distant when its operations will be very largely extended. The committee believe that one example of a sound society like theirs in full operation will ultimately be of greater use than the exposure of the fake grounds of any number of other societies. To the repeat are appended several letters from employer', speaking in the highest terms of the society's operations, and praising the good character and efficiency of the men mat by them. BRparzium—Erre's 0000&.—Privared E VA Jame l aS and 00., lowanipnthio obnabitn. Sr*, In and mai In lb., Ob., and lib. nes,lined h thi vertimmenk The Moniker Beige, of this morning, s ays:— " There is no *change i n the date of the health of the Prince Boyd. The King sod Queen are obliged to abandon their intention of proceeding to-morrow to Spa." The action of M. Wolff, the editor of the Figaro, against the printer of the Inflexible, for libel, took place to-day. The defendant was condemned in ddsmlt to pay 10,000 francs damages.te the plain tiff. Moreover, the judgment of the oonrt is to be printed in ten Belgian journals, and to be placarded in fifty different places. This action was originally brought against M. Martha], alias De Barmy, for a libel published in the Inflexible, which at first appeared in Paris, hut is now printed here. As M. Marohal does not reside in Belgium, the printer of the Inflexible was declared solely responsible. SPAIN. MADRID, Avoarr la, EvSNISCI. The letter recently addressed by the Duke and Duchess de ltontpensier to Queen Isabella not only proteide against their exile from Spain, but aecures also that the Spanish government in trigued to prevent their royal lughneeses from taking up . their residence at Lisbon ; and that these intrigues were the sole cause of their pro longed stay on board the frigate, Villa de Madrid. AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Atrousr 14. The Royal Mail steamship Australasian, from New York on the Bth inst., arrived here at 9.45 p.m., with 41 cabin passengers, and. 1,000,000 dole. in specie. She landed 111 sacks of mails, and pro ceeded for Liverpool immediately. All well. NEW YORE, AMIDST 4. The Democrats have carried the State elections in Kentucky, by returning Mr. Stevenson as go vernor by a majority of 80,000 votes. The Florida Legislature has passed a bill trans ferring the election of the presidential electors from the people to the legislature. General Meade has issued an order announcing the re-establishment of the supremacy of civil law in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. The leading-Democrats of Virginia are taking steps le contest tike' +alidity of the presidential *Action, if the eledtoral vote of Virginia should be rejected. NEW YORE, Amon 5, Nom The Russian Minister, Baron Von Stoeckl, has presented to Mr. Johnson a letter from the Czar congratulating him upon his acquittal at the im peachment trial. An international commercial convention, at tended by delegates from the United State s and the British provinces, has assembled at Portland. The majority of the delegates are in favour of a renewal of the reciprocity treaty. Intelligence from Hayti announces that the Caws defeated Salvave at Jacmel on the 24th of July. According to the latest advices they are closely besieging Port-au-Prince. NEW YORK. Arrouar 14. Closing Prices :—Gold, 147. Sterling exchange on London, dull at 1094. 5-20 United Stites Bonds, 1882, 1143 ; ditto, 1885, 112 ; 10-40, ditto, 109 ; Illinois, 149 ; Erie, 52 ; Cotton, middling Upland, 293 ; Petroleum, standard white, 33 ; Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 95c. to 9 dole. 54c. ; Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 21c. THE FRENCH LN COCHIN CILINA. The Monitenr of yesterday says :—" Several papers have re produced information from the lifesaver dm 147 which is not at all authentic, respecting the events said to have followed the surprise of the poet of Bach-Gila, in Cochin China. The documents which have reached the Ministry of Marine in no way confirm the details given by the Neese:ger do Midi. It appears certain, on the contrary, that all the victims of the surprise perished while fighting." A STRANGE CRAIT.—Most of our readers will remember • strange-looking craft—a cross between a green lizard and a ut—which remained in this port during the months of May and June. She was so long and so narrow, and so low in the water, that it seemed as if she bad arrived here only by miracle, and as if her further voyage was quite a matter of uncertainty. This was the Gironde, a French steamer under the com mand of Captain Girel. She had come from employment on the Rhone, and was on her way to the Gironde to be again used as a river passage boat. While here she under went a searching repair with a view to making her thoroughly seaworthy. ft seemed at the time almost impos sible to make this a certainty. In length she was 283 feet, while in breadth of beam she was barely 16 feet, and she drew 3 feet in. of water. It was predicted here that she would never get to her destination—an unfortunate pro phecy which has only proved too true. The Gironde left Gibraltar on the lltli Jam, and put into Cadiz on the fol lowmg day. She remained at that port some four days and then started for Lisbon, which she reached without acci dent beyond a slight one to her machinery. At Lisbon she stayed some eight or ten days, and ha vin4 repaired, again proceeded, with fine weather, to IT4o. But shortly after leaving the Tagus she encountered a fresh S.W. breeze, which caused her to strain excessively. All at once she broke amidships. The forepart roes, the afterpart sank immediately, below water the captain and eight of the crew. They wo inevitably have been lost had not a Spanish fishing-beat, which was fortunately in sight at the time, rendered asidanoe. By the endeavours of the crew of the boat the whole of the castaways were fished up and their lives saved. There were, in ail, on board the Gironde, a crew of 14, including the captain, but not a man was lost. As soon as they had been put on shore every man made od as best he could, and all eventually reached Lisbon in eafsity The company at Agri have three other steamer/ in dimensions much longer than the Gironde. The Gironde was to have been the . pialieer, b6tVi g wing to the great difficulties experienced is navi them on the high seas, the owners have determined have them taken to pieces and sent to Bordeaux by rail, where they will be again put together . —Gibraltar Chronicle, August 6. SHOCKING AOCLDENT.—On Thursday evening an inquest was held at Culhant, Berkshire, on the body of John Hebert Donn, aged 24, assistaut to Mr. Byes, tar theot Dorchester. Mr. Byas drove deceased over to Gtirlham station on Wednesday night, he being about to take his simmer holidays. He went to the station Inn, and at the requested the landlord shot a oat in a tree with a pistol. He afterwards went to the booking office, into which be was followed by a porter named Lynes, who entered into conversation with him as to how be destroyed the cat. He said that he shot it with a pistol, which he took out and showed to the potter. The latter not knowing that the weapon was capped or k handled it rather carelessly ; wont off, and the entered the right side of deceased, who was sitting opposite Death awned in a few hours afterwards. vuas and. Co., Belfast., aze the largest holders el WbSalz e tte p =Thek seeeded bribe fa vraer oes to meta •=a d ata.rgree e lressi gu i .k al tet Heaulat Stewed, Lea*" W.G—CAATlNwel=elee4 ABINODON.—Two candidates are in the field for the representation of this borough—namely, the Han. C. L. Lindsay, the sitting member, who offers himself for re-election on conservative principles, and Mr. Godfrey Lushington, an advanced liberal. Both parties are car rying on an active canvass, and a severe contest is ex pected. ATITLOXX.—There are no less than twelve candi data for the representation of this borough. BURY.—Mr. Peter Shelton, an accountant, has issued a placard addressed to the electors of the borough of Bury, stating that a requisition , signed by 1,400 mem bers of {he Constitutional Amociation, lied been presented to him, asking him to become a candidate at the forth coming election, and that be had consented. BrintiNoliAli.- -At a meet . of the " General Onstitatienal Iffirailen ' id was announced that Dr„ Seamtian Evans would comit ig o= asworking man's candidate to contest the borough in con junction with Mr. BiliflOOD S. Lloyd. CHICHRSTRIL—The electoral contest at Chichester •prom•ses to be very severe. The city loses by the Reform. Act one of the two members who have j_ointly represented it for many years. These are Lord H. G. Lennox, the Secretary of the Affiniraty, and Mr. I. A. Smith, libaaL Both are seeking re-election. NORTH LARCASHIRII.—On Wednesday morning the Right Hon. Colonel Wilson Patten, M.P., and the Hon. F. A. Stanley, M.P., addressed the electors of the Kirkham district in the Market-square. There Wow about 2,000 persons present. The chair was asaatta by Yr. Edmund Birley. Colonel Patten referred to question. of the Irish church, stating that he had given his opposi tion to its dbestaNishment and disendowment He amid not see why 700,000 of their fellow-subjects, limply be cause they lived sates the water, Lti Ireland, sho t al deprived of the p u nter — belonging to lb* church of this contryprovided for ite ea • and maintenance, without offence or injury to those who differed from it. There were defects m that henna .cat the established church Ica Ireland which were injaftg the church, and he was prepared to do his u bnost toredress' them. There were also a number of anomalies aiding in the church, and he was prepared to redress that anomalies, but not to destroy the church He felt that those who were a Seeking the ok a = i r r ara,. making a great mistke. They were inflicting a blow upon it which in a short time would be a serious blow not only to the church of England, but to the protestazit religion of this country. The present government cane ratepayer —Lord Derby being arm mended by her Majesty to Senn, one—balsas the liberals could not unite thmselves On any public question of the day ; and he did so with that pluck and courage which distinguished him, and formed' a government out of the minority of the House of Com mons, which bad been carried on by his lordship and, his 11000011.01 . , Mr. Disraeli, and which had not been discreditable to them. The t bad now got to the end of two pan t though in a minority' and thosemold judge for themselves whether what they presente *as to their benefit or not. Advert on to foreign affairs. , he said that Lord Staaley had conducted thew agars in an able, judicious, and prudent manner—more so than those who preceded him. When Lord Stanley took charge of the . foreign affairs of this country they were in a meet state ; but be had now changed the avast of • =charade ens erteented and regarded by all the nations of the world. With respect to the Home-office, they could. judge for them selves whether the ititernal affairs of this country were not in an improved state. He next alluded to the charge made by the liberals against the government of being ex travagent with public money, which he denied. The duty of the government had been to practise economy consistent with the efficiency of the services required for the defame of the country. He contended that the gd.. raiment hejii lades on co nstitutional principles, and if a majority was found against them when parliament assem bled, they would not huh these ill 4"P i!Wth 1 94" . OXFORD CITY.—Mr. seat. broom Ids retiring addressyesterday_. He glances at his appal of Mr. Gladstone th rone' the reform struggles, aid also on the Irish church za sT2 that, if the church in England is in any way son establishment, byany change in the position endowments of the church in Ireland —and some great change we all know to be inevitable— she will owe it to those, her seeming friends, who, for purposes of their own, and in order to bring odium upon their opponents, have not scrupled to maintain that the church in either country rests upon the same foundation, and ought to share the same fate. Both Mr. Harcourt and Dr. Deane have been canvassing, and on each Ode there is an expression of confidence in the result. WESTIONSTZIL—The conservative papers an nounce that Lord Hamilton, youngest son of the Duke of Aberoom, will contest Westminster in conjunction with Mr. W. H. Smith. The youngest son of • duke or a marquis is invariably dis tinguished by his Christian name, but in the present instance the public are left in ignorance as to who whether Lord Claud John Hamilton is about to leave Londonderry for Westminster, or whether Mr. Smith's colleague is to be Lord George Francis, who is now twenty-three years of age. Woourrocx.—This little borough, hitherto a mere appanage of the Duke of Marlborough's estates, is again showing signs of an intention to throw off the " Blenheim' yoke. Mr. Barnett, " the duke's man," who was unsuccessfully opposed by Mr. Mitchell Henry at the last general election, is already in the field ; but the liberals have some reason to hope that, under the operation of the new Reform Act, a contest next Decem ber might result in • liberal victory.. They have as a preliminary step called a public meeting in the Town for Tuesday evening next, " to consider the scone to be taken at the impending election." Sir Henry Dash wood, Bart., is to preside, and Mr. Goldwin Smith is also to be present. THE ORDER OF THE BATH.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order at the Bath: —To be ordinary members of the military division of the second class, or knights commanders of the said most honourable order viz.:—Major-General George Malcolm, C. 8., Bombay Army; Captain Leopold George Heats, R.N., C.B. To be ordinary members of the military division of the third class, or companions of the said most honourable order, viz.:--Colonel John Edward Collings 33rd Regiment; Captain Joseph Colonel the Hon. Frederick Augustus Menge!, _96th Regiment; Colonel Donald Martin Stewart, Bengal Army ; Colonel William Wilby, 4th Regiment ; Colonel Charles Crawford Fraser, V.C. lth Hussars • Colonel John Gordon Petrie, Royal Aitalle.Captaill George Tryon, R.F. ; Wand Jolm William Schneider, Bombay Army ; Colonel John Field, Bombay Army ; Colonel John Crosbie Graves, Bombay Army ; Colonel Robert rhayre, Bombs_ y Army ; Colonel Marti n Dillon, Rifle Brigade ; Colonel William Gordon Ca 4th Regiment; Colonel Thomas Walter Milward, lai lt er 4t Artillery • Lieutenant-Colonel Conyers Tower, 3rd Dra goon G u ards; Lieutenant-Colonel Hill Wallace, Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis William P Royal Affil Lie utenant - Colonel Henry Woodbine 46th t ; • Lieutenant -Colonel Arthur Mom Cooper, Rent ; Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Francis Falcon Chamberlain, Bombay Angi o tl i o hr r Hugh Henry Gough, V.C.i Bengal Army; Thomas HOWIIIOOI Butler Fellows% R.N.,. NIMor Wil loughby Lake Briggs, Bombay Army ; 3 Major West Goodfellow, Royal eers ; - al* "'a ward Mahaffy, Bombay Anny B . l . ll Vhe asthma members of the civil division of the third chum, panions of the said most honourable order, viz. : ;1417ti James Reed, Esq., Chid Constructor of the N ;Omega Gregoloat.ry —G Bardin, Roq., R.N., Inapsotor of afareetr. _ DEATH of OSCAR Itinatit.—.on the lea Inllky there died in the E Hospital, Anzessisla, Oscar Becker. It will be remembered that outtia__l6th July, 1861, an attempt was made on the life cff Ais Wag of Pemui. *. at Baden by • rte semi sehob= been subsequently arrested, wee nrunentifeldlat mind, and placed in the prison of Brachial, whem i t h r i t mained for Eve years. Thh student we. Omer In 1666 he received • perden on condition ref kit hissekti Prussian territory, m November of whicht wed to Americo. In January 1868, he arrived par En and worked for a 'time as a tailor, wheal& vemianilly became more appellant. He imagined Alit he bed been called to regenerate the Arabs, and ounmenued his week by •anonnomg in a very needy printed nimbi; that he propord them the pain, at the me se time an nouncing that he powered no knowledge of Anuic. was often to be Net droned as a beggar. After his &- Sous then was found in his house Y aim of MN. In Ame n.* money, of which he appeared to have beep fishing collection. Bur rOCATION, OF Two BROMIEB.--.erest= e y , morning twe_s, earned Abraham and Brawn won fOund 4W as tile top of a brick Itilikeeer Cellaller• 64- med. LivErFo ol 4, .0n the previous nit thiur laid down theme to sleep along with a third whi ton e us4 was found in a state of insensibility dal !eked to and were suffocated by the fumes from the kiln. r