The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-29 00:00:00

1 I c r-7 --t_iZ 1 • \ ‘ CP -1 al b je rprt i r? Nr_wsrAPEg REG. LIVI / L A IV ,*, y•-') (--- li ' 1 1868. ~ , Al / , No. 6,:31.1 N 1.; It. LAND u O U'V E. ,•,,• „ ~ Am I.y !..t...1n1 with INDIA. CRINA, .TAPAN ' , A 'll Itr t 0.., via lit. YPT. from BOUTHAALPfuN and i t .•; Nsi I AR end ORIENTAL TEAM NAVIIIATION hat ra and none Cargo and l'Amithi by • ‘1.1.11t, A I , EN. From Annthomp' c. ' l7 L4""""/* • ' ' I t''. ' --- ST":IIAI'ORE Prom Pouthampton, I I I-% S, t•IIINA, ev..ry ••wl.cog4t -f.ht • day ••• t I I'l A. .lAI'AN, Jof departure being liatunlkv. t • NA I lA. II F. 1.1101 7E/NE A Rom KnaLltalnptan 1. 7.• I 1 t I.tal'e. , 141 I /b. Y.T, 1 onrou mr•nula—thoday of •-• I. Nl)._ Ozt. . No. 1 deportuniboingSotarday , nr.ft, Waif Ifun.. Ilk* r vrry Sunday. . . . . ; • r, it 1,1. r., to fringht, ow +:n; and inmuronre. - arrply • :.t ).• (111co•ol, rli, Leralenholl-rtreset, Loudon, or I , t.I I, 4 4 1.4)(4) 1101'E kirEA.MSILIP COM- I. 1 , 1•111liNTIIIX SERVICE from London, Clth. and • • • ; b. 1 o NI Al 111 RA, St. Helens, Caw Town, Port Eli . h.tal ,Inlnth. the harbour., in 1 4 1.....er. of tons . • • 1. r, !Tr orally Idt, d for the .hly and comfort of rr... A doctor in each vese.eb as elno 11. steward... and bath . _ . • • • .• NI: lEr re rtuamcrs rcrularly convey hur Maj,,ty'x util& • II • • ate.e.r, ,•••• A " Fiy Frit tat. Ntunantr, vie Falmouth," Id. the •• • t•• rto Ct.pe 0.1°14 and St. Helmut; &I. thy It.tlf.ourtm• to 1 •• • .•. I so••••rtn r. • triburk from thu Victori•t Dock., London; • !• A Ittrt Vh r, Falmouth. No Mown hendur or mull hoar um- Tr, or rn nen re nrrle nt Al. New Rnonsl.mtreet. London, E.C. 1 1 1.1,1 IjUL liA I:50 LINE.—Nor -2 A VAT VARA It. 0, ealline at St. Naraire, Linbon, Vineont Monte , telidiz;To ,ail tmm Paciho Steam Naritaa:..ll toirany'n Royal Mail paddle ntoaniahtp PACIFIC, OM 0 f*.• P. borne-rower. For terms of premier or frets.= apply at ii.('en r.n•l4 Ottil • /1, kiarrington.atr,f„ ; •, v A. N. Gr,fitt he. Tut. alnd Co. 4, Rant Italturavenue, Leaden , : ! reit I ,n Tom-, to blit,srn. Burnt% and Miniver. I. thud • F ; in fume, to Burn, and Mar, 12, in...! do . a rt. ~ it. st. Nnraire, to bfr. Henry P. Sutton ; and in Lnaboo, "JP. E. Pude, Bantu and Co. W. J. CONLAN, Secretary. I h.• '•Fitirific" will be followed by the Company ' s Royal Mail .• .n •1 - • t " l'arntria.” on the 12th Sentember next. IgAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW I YORK. and PIIELADELPHIA COMPANrB MAIL ;I All Izb are appoint,d to nail from Liverpool for NEW YORK,, to lor t nit,on the following dam as follows: Y OF NimTON for NEW YORK Wodneoctsv, July I . Y (I NEW YORK, for NEW YORK, via aalitax. Baku , . laly 4. I'. 1 (IF• ANTWFRP. for NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jary F, 1 14' I ARIS, for NEW YORK, Wednesday, July 15. :a Factory , 15. 17, and 21 Guineas all having the !AMP prisi• 'I. the . oloon. For further particalars apply to Wll. y AN, V. Woterertreet. Liverpool; or to EIVEB and MACEY, T. u ore. I orrtnn.l.rklao. 4.; P. A M to Irt.W YUILh.—UUJUN and. Co. t•• 4..nutrhing thuir first-elsse, fullpuwert4 SCREW .' 1i 11'f m 1 is, rreni, se follows: MINNESOTA, Tneulay, June SO: Qnt I 11,1. ern the follow ing dry. 1.. morn. and runless; steerage paeuaue at • •.1 mt. N. Mrnhandlne at through rub, [nun Lutl••n.— / • • •• 1 to .T. )I CURRIE, 7, Rue Scribe; or in London, to • -I 1-11:11; ard Co.. 11. Old Broadatreet. 1 t OTTEIZDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite radtll.• kt• atmr BATAVIER., Captain W. BMITTE, leaves .• • r. k Pi. r. Itlartvall, evcry SL . PAY, at II &rt.; ramming 1,• 1:•.‘ r. du TIT evo.ry Tularlay.... The ',crew atamoxyYENOORI) • • ~'.-r Lt.hid froin off thi: Tower every THIIR.9I)AY MORN , . _}•unn: Saloon, t 1: fore cabin, VW. • retnrn tieket^, • hi:11. For through Rhine fame nee monthly time •r, puwage aptly to PHILLIPPh. GRAVEN, PITH. i 1 i I 4 . 2:1 411'4...5t. liunotolis-houw. Idol-lane, Great Towerwtreet, I (*HIA}I.IN•P Univereal (Moe, Rmient-eirene. W. 10'1 HENBURO and LONDON 111 48 hours, n rry ing n tuptili menhir). mail. Letters to lw aildroaned pel 1':..v.-1 he unravalkd term Percy steamer MARY, I 1100 tons 6 ...• rower. clearing 10th July. and leaving 111•Uwall I • •A- • 3. Ili.: 11th. returning from 9o . ttioliy . ri every alternate •• • ••. sin laid or paroatte apply to PHILLIPPO. °RAVIN. 11. ; 11 ISI aril Co.. St. Itunatan'ohouse, Towezotreet, EC. ;or / TN'S' ltre , nt rem.. W. It I , 1 , ..51E/r .—Duvet Route w Hanover, Brunm -11 P k. and Central Genn any.—Thei North German Lloyd'il : . n steamer HOWE. CAPtslit J. ILEITMANN, 1 I d spatilirA THII7IIIDAY, July 2. faiths! at Blank •.. i I IV 4111. it rmittirur. at 12 noon.—Farce to Bremen. LRAM LI ; and LI Gis—Apply to CHAPLIN'S Ginter's' theimit.dmiss, W. ; or to PHGLIIPPS. GRAVES, PHIL. „,., 1 Penstan'sboure, Crow-lane, Great Tower at ~t f: NOItTII LONDON or UNIVERSITY COL- A.. I F6l. IinVIPITAI., Gower-etrevt.—Aerialents and 13ickneal. t•N T 1:111T7TIONS in aid of the Building! Panel, and to meet the of, of the current year will be thankfully reoeived by the ...lave Kir TN sari. Guidsmi.l. Barb. by the B .emtaaT. and 111..7. W. flo.diff. Clerk to the Committee at the HospitaL— lA nearly fB.OOO. —By direction of Cnnimittwo, KKLLY. R.. N.. /444-rotArY. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAN!) and BUILDING COMPANY (Limited). Offleea—No. 107 s. Fenchuirli-etreet, Money received on DEPOBITat Fowl PERCENT. INTEREST. MINT. He on .port notice. VIVI: PER CENT. allotted en sums of 2100 and upwards if Stpueited fur not lois than one year certain. JONATIIAN TAYLOR, Beetetary. E GUARDIAN FlREand LIFE At3S URANCE 11 COMPANY. PstaLlithed 1821. No. 11, Lombard-street, London. E.C. Sulectibat Capital, Two Millions. Total Inteeted Funds upwards of 22.750,000. Total Income upwards of 2320.020. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FIRE POLICIES which trite at M117741/11M ER must he renewed within Fifteen Days at . ottße. or with the Company's agents throughout the kingdom. utle. woe they berme void. A I! Illmuranatv now have the benefit of the reduced duty of Is. 6d. nt For pro.lN•ClUll and other information apply to the Company's Aro •r. .or to T. TA 7-1.8718 ACE. Seer tart. i'LSVION•VAIIII., near at, John's Gti Haeliney.—Xmoblv FTtEEBOLD BUILDING J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by s TION, at the Auction Mart. Tokenhotiseyard. City, en NON V : July 11, at n for half-pest, precirely, le lota BUILDING LAND:harms valuable lientases to Alinack.road, and Puwerscrofteroad, :tiptol,l , -,1, and ledng well adaptasi for the emotion of semi . • •ai L, dor terrace houses. The roads and sewers are all made. r I eitersive building operations are being carried on. Nine. 1.1 tlo • purehaae money may remain on mortgage Or CeritMet !. per cint. intermit. to be paid in sine years by equal quarterly netaino utr, ur tlo, balance may be paid off at any Limo without yeti. 1.. partieulars. and conditions of sale may be obtained 01 Nr. It. 11:4.er. I. Portland-plane North. ClaPtow-fead ; of T. Scect••• I ^.l- . 4 . 1 ” - pt... 70. lrenehivetietzeet ; of lisosra Ham let,: ad Lambert. architects and surveyora dp i istshnisssu N e sl rr, t : at the plow of sale ; and of the Auctioneer. at the of cr. tt thc Leroloto a n d Suburban Land and Building Company 11 ..... )• 'a art...nt (NC? i.n 1 Ann, a Bee M.ALDBPI, _tlarrey.—Blicilde FEN& BOLD BUILDING LAND. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by • A UCTIttN, at the Anetion Mart., Tokenhousayard. Cittyy mr.l., DAY, July 12, at 12 for half.post If prectaely„ Flftyalx t, 1.1 s l ty FREEIIULD BUILDING LAND. having • • ".. lie front/wee to the high road and other roads between Bing .' .rd Malcl. n. within bra minutia' walk of the Coombe and I'. .:, I. Pollee,. Station. The estate I. well adapted for the. erne :. .• t Mstm-h, or senu-detamkted villas. Nino-tenths of the pur e: mom y nay n.main on mortgage or oontraot at SAT orat. • •, • 1.1. I ;MI in one. year., by equal quarterly frintente. or Italy Lepaid at uny time without p•ir • tot ....Idiom! of auk maw be obtained on and alter Wed • .1111 y I. at the Railway Tavern, New Malden; the Wiy • 1. 1.11, rn' New Malden; of T. W. Borers, Esq., solieitor. •: .! t ; of Menem Hammark wad Lambert, anthit.tete • ~tiara. 50, Ihshopsfrateatreet Within; at the plitee of ado. . • I .1:.• A eel Mom.r, at the Oiler,.of the London and Suborder; 1 ••• r, .1 ItMliling Company iLituitod), No. 107 a, Ferichumb- AI E PItOFITABLE INVESTMENTS.- , • in to pi in, f ant. pry _Annum on outlay. 81f AItEIIOLDEIad, ••• • • ,• 1.1.u1-1•• infortintion and 10.1 . 1• inycstfro , utn, obould I• I •,-• IN VESTMENT CIKIN'I.AK ;port fr... ,•• • •• f-burn and Co.. pharoelonlern. 32. Poultry, i radon . EC. - - 1, ( I ti, iNuil A I )VANCED ,•you fitt - tuturc, Ir - .tbout romoyal , publicity , or law .•• rin•l I-y •-.1•) in,lulutruto. Nu rhantn if 41.4-1 .: • I .••-. Il 14-r •••••••. t•.r and over'.—Apply p••••••ort• • ..• • • I k OEI •T.S. V. t•luutbitmpton•ntrest, ,hug or :quail umouittd, and for long • • • • 1,11 r w•n h Or Wltt ..... t a life .• :.. NA • I is"A kisl'ItANCE I I 1.. i ILIA CLAIMS PIiOSE- I ' •7 a 7•. , .f. (:, nthncar of practice ati I ro:, • • :Ills I. Upon t•0111r11.•“1 , 41 r ; •i.—APP !; for 44.1.1r.4.% or by I , ` A 11. N • 1:1,1l! AC‘AWI'irANr, .51 L • „ !„ N. tz .,ti•tt, P. 4.1.110,111!.. KU : A 14,1 • .11 . I . : WA' .1t 11,1: .•' “1: •• ••.1 ..ttnta •••r I: • •ki • ••• 1A• 1,.•11,. an I An•••• ) ~• • ,t• , A I.te A.mitt 1$ ri ill !, I.• • N-• 1,1 - En4 and CIS:ANT:LS. I' • y • 14, N••• , ,t 1 ( 'A 1 ".• .1.111 Ntittress • • .k 11) , rtt. W.tb ' l '" " ' • • .t ..tn I brou.:tl - _ to L•e•• if. T • . . 1 .1 t ^t, 5t . ..,..i.t0r and U:4.• ner Coin. '" " " . " 1 Oxfori-ortra-t. - - - ( (JAL.- 61..01{6E J. eI)(:N.ERELL awl Co. 1., 1 11 t 1111111.111,1}. 0, 1 1::!;, . - CI a: 4 . 1 . 111 . pi r cur,. t from thr:r Coths•-i^p al tlt• ..“1 \N .'a End. at t . tag . tf.n „ n „1„, ) 1 . 1111.1 , 12 lit fc:iitsJil.PLlCE. •AID, W. I 1i:(1111(1:\ IDS alt' 1111 W I9A. - v. rc1:A1..17. No. P.!, e-tal-oltirr. St. Pnnerr. v. tt••., Alt N(d.r) imil :- , O\l' INI PERGE 81.11 11 1 . - ,! to be • ,b , litritt:Aqt art , l r ( , 41110 hi I. L::.'.''. K 0 . ,• , 1,,, v• :t.• It qt... 11.1:1w+y • Are.. nrl.l r:: ,•• .r Irr•r, I 1 a••1;i. • ttinto rt sk, W... F., thn. irl. Tao.lon, . . . N.H. I•I. • • ••1 to to • , • o•: .0.•1 q., fors, 1 NI.FOILD'S 1'1,1111) if AUNR.4IA. 'I". e •‘•• r f... !or y toonoe• •;• .row rl ~f t• I•o le t.ti• r. ••••• nroto , •;y .1 I 4.. y of ' 'ALI. to, 11. r.r , two,. ho ao, o ;out, soul tvitc.tet tin I • ter IrN r...+: o o•oo r be at.t• noThr.ftetlE. , 3o.., ly ~ :d for L0di,.,( .. r, yo. Own.. I lINNEYWI.D.6n r• • ono IR N l'ond Luctlau, rod of dl other chemists throughout the mold SAMUEL RROTIIERB' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The mate, is., 40s. SSe, es., 7k.: the wandooste, Oa. Ott, 9P. C 4., 11P., 12.0., 11e., 15e. ; the trousers, 17.. H., 22e, Ste, 16a, SPA., he. Every style and Are kept in stock for immediate tine, or made to measure. Patterns poet hve.-Bydenham House, No. 90, Ludgato. SUIT COMPLETE, 598. sun COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COMPLETE, Btls. SUIT COMPLETE, 938. SUIT COMPLETE, lOac SUIT COMPLETE, 11,56. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. n. coats, Ma, Ma, 455., Ma. 555., 60a ; tke waistcoats, es. es. ed.. 11a, 120., 14a, 16a; the trousers, 17s. ed.. Mt, 24,.. bn., 20s. Every sty!. and dee kept ha stork for lomat:lista one, or made to /erasure. rattans post free. Elydenh6m II owe, 60, Ludgate hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 808. SUIT COMPLETE, 864. SUIT COMPLETE, 97a. SUIT COMPLETE, 110 e. SI.III3EL BROTHARS' BOYS' SUITS. — N- 7 The Mekete, 1... lea id.. lb., 11a, IR. tie.; the waistsents, la id., 3e. id., 41., la. Ila Id., Ss. ; the treemern. IN. td.„7s. Is., lle. 13n. MI., 13e. Beery style and PiSO kept in stock fey immediate neei, or lamb to inemare. Patterns post Irea—eydenham Massa M. Ludgate hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 21a. SUIT COMPLETE, 245. SUIT COMPLETE, Me. SUIT COILI'LETE, 3ba. SUIT COMPLICTIS, 468. W BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.— Is Figure. the heath. of 37 being Pert:lilts of living ealebei. ties) represent the faohionable and most becoming flollulla for all ogee and oessaiona. The Book contains 61 , 1 rise of each elms, and new roles for neff.ntesausie, and Is mat free for six ntampa, deducted boa a wareharin.—SAlßCEL BROTHERS. ibrOballa UAW% Wm;funs Hansa M. Ludink.kEl. UNDERCLOTHING for LADIES at the Whole:sale Wien—CHAS. AIfOTT and 013.. St. Paid's, have lately purchased in Manchester 1,1),000 worth ef =per. Tongiloths. at an enormous reduction in prime, which they My. manufactured. and will sell dnrin=eek as follows Carecroles, Born Old. me frilled skirt:, M. lid. Camisoles, trimmed lamb Os. ed. Petticoats with Insertion, 4a. I Id. Cantesokie, trimmed work. MM. Frilled Pettisents. with area. Indies' Drawers, Old. Is. lld. Dumas. trimmed Inc., In. IA- Frilled Nightgown, B. M. Drawers. with work. Is. III& Nightgown.. with rich pork, Indies' Chemise.. la Old. 3. lid. Chemiass, trimmed lace, IL 40. The Dagmar Night lbws, Si. lid. Cho mires, with work, In. 1116. The Osborn. Night Drees, 74.11 d. Petticoats. with 7 spike, Is ltd. Morning W from 7a lid. Depot for the selebrated Perfumed Constr..— 'rings news. limiting 110 dre'ens far Tes' wow, post frac. CHAS. AMOTT and Go.. II and SR fit. Paid'. E LEGANT SI PATTERNS Black Oros de Lambe& I to Black Oros de Bees, E 1 11Y. Id. Black Gros de Lyon. t guinea& Black Gros Royals, 2 sauna.. Black Csirded &Ike, S 'minas.. Black Moire Anti urn. 124. Black homing Balm, 1 1 Ru• , Black Japanere Bilks, El W. Black Satins, 2 guineas. graving, of Fashions Free. The or Bourns in England. 61 no t. 9, Mt. 'RING SILK S. PAST FREE. Bizet Glace Mir% I anima. Mark Grua Grain. tt I. ed. Japanefe 13a. id. Nair. ti Japanese, lea nea. Yuba.: 1. gui s6. Frtnat • 'beet /Mkt, 11 guinea. Jacquard Jo pursue, £ll6r. ML Fr. neb Farley Silks, 2 guineas. flirt ?lain Glace Mika, £2 }it neb batint, ry. IPa. M. • Moire Antique.. £2114. 6d. W. Ilf.alg 2 guineas. line• Holstered and rtity En. hurt Ft Jack. FAS. t and C AM e mit ost (:Tr ume MOW & :FAPANEFE CILYSTA ' • Hiring lbe week we -hall b. :Latina fabriep. nnaurpna as Cu:nuns. 11 Ma. I Id. I A Nrena •TT yard a. 7AS. ..n C., LUNE for DRESSES. — 'how a large amortment of theme ea.l in elegance and good Nate, in Pattern. poet tree. .fr re al let Rt. Pftnni. MA6NIFICENT Tl' SSORE RORES.--SPE- L ASE.—CHAS. AMOTT soft St. Pours. wl.l F1:.3 1.. 'I lit:4 DAY. MI Ttirh TI7SSORE ROBES, handanously • u.t ro..'utt d with silk, or%Onally 11 guinea. in bail and neutral tints, 142 10 9s. l Id. Sample Prosa upon reet:pt of stAnco. 11.1 A". ANIOTT and Co .cl 7,4 St. Paul A. 15 ()( )() EW N SPRING DRESSES, f rum to lid. foil dream to 3 gs. iu LIMA. Grenadine, Sa Patterns post CHAS. Am(4 - 1 , and Co.. Cl and 02. 00. 2`,91.14. ACKETS fur PROMENADE. llv N, v. 11, it 01 in 13 SI 17a , Crarifi , ln T, I . 2 r inervti !.. t• 4 1:“1111,144., rr.. 11:,:i1144 :,••••1 a• n ll4 tin• Kunsan. ( tint ,1 and Fifty Pogravin;z6. in , 6l • l'• a. 1144 tau ions •.1I Le Itigii43. circles. , Mlnt!fi Shaer z in E 97.111.1101 ve td II• .^ A F f'rT 11..1 IV.. St P "11 . r. 104 VIAL . 1 pruiriPs. ..£1 Is 6 6 -- iAT,I('( )I.IS, LINENS. SIIEETINUS, and l• • 4;1 N JJEAVEIZI,h:-X*III.I.OI:DINAII I LTCHEA.P. 1 . N:. uh.i I 0., St. w:11 $1.3..L, during Juno L)nile i.• I. f t I los lwicrlit CS sp ,^luct:iini, for tr.e.h. Thu SS I;.t 0711 cheTipi•st lot of SI ',IMP 11,Pfol ds'a7oWy that lima I T for rah since the ontbrrak of the fn the to :Au?... of riP.O. %VP yea sc. ow Pf l, a fg• 6.1 .1 iber cloth, worth ss. 64.. will be gold at to. 11:d per loran of ht ury cloth, r.utt bh• for niailt.;,-own... orte• 1.10 :•• ali Tnarktd S., lid. p'r dorm; nevem] hundrod 1,,i I tie liorro. lo:' told lrolu. lonnclothg. worth 74. 64, will to •la :an a! 0..1 /.1 4r. std. per loots. haw,• tot or all will fe .41 al. It. Otd. per twelve good , orn v." 17 chi T.; at 11,1., fa. 1111., and 64.44., worth more :non tI. lt y pairs of stout oottsnt ao,ots, origirfaNy fr. 50.., M.l! t Ott at 4F. 114. per pair; a lariat lot or 001t0L1 'thee" r , f l . l f . of L. , 14,4:4 . , will be 'old troth Os. Ild. to It. 64. per pair; I,: tO p:or i.t ,its is iJ,rrtt.• soil I,nias, will 1.. ..old at To. 114. pea worth 14,. CA!. : rtout noels else le, larre giro, et lua If Ve., 8,0 Oh.. WO , frlon ttl. deem or lowelorde ;TT Vre.01,4 orp i ts d o n' s EA. and 74. 44. per e la, I. firth R . and IZP. M. finS•ll Trey henry, all linen :s., n! rullo r Toy. eig, eo:41 at 14g. will he sold at .... lid. per Orals of 7 -.51 T•tlrmerr little r 4 be sold r geouTe•: 630 .:rev Tiny heavy, aU loin, worth re. G..; rout oiilt double:damask 64110 clot:Ts, two 4,, kat s• t are. to .lire 14 reran.. worth 215., • ; 1. • 1.41 o TU don n, all linen, mei }Lotion,' 4.4nTwn, T.T r wool, 1.. los jo,r doTL•n :PO dos II in ,• ~ w.,41• rA , for';.. 114. per do 1,2T1 alala•ao '•• .: Lia•faa , all n. .out sot 4.41. p er roo • I u.l 1....r.4:1,1 rm.! h.eys bed doh', sot Imlf I; • ;. C. /-.14 rola "a fora Td‘tl . nn rivetnt Plastura. t FAS. A ',l,' " r • ,I'' ,••• /TA 41. 1 - •••: 1.•••1n”. - - '.l , AcAs EX'r RAu I : LINAItY. etiAS. AN(,IT •nd CV_ tit. Pi.nr•. will dtaa• t:11.4ALY. 24 . 9 • 10 • et rip .11.FACAS, in ra.u.o onion . % wt.=6l e ...nth 1. rd. Vow. &'".•& ••”'"f an ' a wide. l' At • rnl. pod frar.—CllAß. OTT end Oa, a ht. Loooms. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1868. 'I DE Ala' a SPENDING MONEY.—To innke -E- money in a universal desire, and the rot of trpending it wooly fluorin tr.t I dtie Mae) to render it minally univeren. Ph loam pl 4 o s .le er I but money YDS ett M mom.) , made, consequently it is of the t importer" , that a ounhaser nhould islopt the moat sdini.toit, one nn then' of expending it. Those who mut My remlY 0.11 1 y boa; aan at power; st.II thi y cannot °titian the Pill value 11 Ice II it ',alimony cemtiar.ds noble they *elect bowies in whinh I Lahr., in conducted on ready money principle exelunively. ILe ki n cl nip. tition l• two., n home., of thin order pros-ate 'dimmer.* to the public which no other .yet.m can offer. Le I'Xi i nsive nmly.nioney tystem is to buy with, an well ea G. st II fir many money. Manufacturers and merchants arm anise tad to houses on that system, and dintrom• of to those 11 DIP the great aeruronlatiess and over-productions of geode ti bah must lr rold at a ha's. 'hors the toying pia, of the manly-mom y nynteai stoelut the warehouse with • largo portion of Pte Ronda at low, r prima than the mat of production, and fnrmn the lint of th, three main elements which constitute the selling pow, of the ready-money system. The second element is the atm.:once of lore. No credit is glven, minnounently no extra mute; are it quirril to rover lad debts. The third element is the economy of taw. No abet( recnts are mode, consequently no Wit , of time in mom( rat to settle the price, which is marked upon ea c h article in plunk Your. ; otherwise it would require the expertise of three t ni. • i 1., number of annistentni to do the same amount of buninem To gold extra yrotita fur the purpone of taking all a discount, mkkirg en alatrtnerit or en allowance, Is agaimit the Wean of • tastier upon the true ready -money system. During twenty - two yearn flu above system has been rigidly carried out, to the great net enure of all when, by II A MUEL BlL(YrltElles mar *brut tailors, nydenham /bowie, Taulgatmhill. czA 14 ITT. 13ItOTHEItS' SPRING SUITS.- K— Y 1)10,0.tA, tles., 335., 151., 43a., 4111.; the wsiateonta, tr., Pk tie., Ple., 13a. ; the troueerk 11k. lek, 2:101.. 3 / 1 ., tre. ETrl yet yle and aim kept in stork for immediate nee, or toads to 03•11/.11118. l'otterna poet troe.—nydenhent Muse, No. 30, Lud gatr.loll. SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SUIT COMPLETE, 50e. SUIT COMPLETE, Ns. SUIT COMPLETE, 75a. SUIT COMPLETE, 81s. SUIT COMPLETE, 89s. ROYAL ALIIAMBILA PALACE.—Threo Hallata Prom-nada Concert Band at 40. 11.4;ln at & la. 110:41dire own from 11 to 4. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, high naborn.—The most ?various and brilliantly-ttrianrattii bait roam and the beat Tend in London. OPEN for OUNCERT tad p.ANCINO EVERY EV).2IINO. uuri , .tl Dinettir, Mr. W. M. I'urkt r. Opta at half.patit 8: eloaa at 12. Attrniaainn. la A LEXANDRE'S GOLD PRIZE MEDAL A 11A1:1110NIUMS may be wen in all varieties for the shored. drawn, room. and cot - lace, from to 140 guineas, at the City apnry. Xl , llll. ?ROWSE. and twee.. eheapaida SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Goidea, imported (bract from Jentailoiscierontess, soft sad delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and larpoly sumcd sa • dinner Wine.—Tenns cash, and carriage WI leY the Importers, PHYTHIAN sad 80N8, West Inroad. l'rioe lista post free. OLD PORT, 248. per Dozen, imported direct from Oporto (Sandenian's shipphisr), roll &odied and fruity, b Misty ismornmended andmall requiring agennine and nutritious wine.—Terms earth, winge paid by the importerri, PUY " 111 AN and BONS, 432, West Strand. Prim lista or samples for warded gratis on appliention. K INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1888. This eelebated old HUSH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN riu7E DEDA.L—It is purr , mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold la bottles, D. id- each, at the retafl houses in London; by the agents in the principal towns in England; or wholesale, at 8, Great Windmi ll -at/net, London, W.--Olsterve the red seal, pink label, and cork branded "Kinahan's 1.1. Whisky." T HE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies has now become as important !nature. Stone the introduc tion of Assam Tea, nearly to years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COIU'ANY have, on account of its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parte of India are arriving, thus tittering greater yarietiee. The Company are now selling Assam, (Atelier, Darjeeling, 4c., at from b. 10d. to fa Id. per lb., and China Teas as usual.—Ware b oures,No. 9, Great St. Helen'achurchytud, Bishopsgate. Price list forwarded on application. SCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER, prepared from the Malvern Water, en long celebrated for its ptui. Every bottle is protected by a label, having name and trad m ar k. —Mannfacteries at London, Liverpool, Derby, EM MA, Glasgow, Malvern. INTELLIGENCE FROM AB ROA D. (Tnaorron asurrs'a AGENCY.) ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON IN CONSTANTINOPLE. CONSTANTINOPLE, Aram 27. Prince Napoleon arrived here this morning from Bucharest, having travelled vid Varna. The Sultan's relative, Mehemet Ali Pasha, is dangerously ill. AUSTRIA AND ROME. VIENNA, lairs 27, Ewrnso. The budget for 1868, the law increasing the taxation for the present year, and the regulations issued by the ministry for carrying out the civil marriage law, have received the imperial sanction, and have been promulgated. The regulations in question give directions for keeping the register of civil marriages, and confide to the political autho rities the duty of examining the banns and decla rations of impediments. VIENNA, Jtus 28. The Debatte of to-day, referring to the Papal Allocution on the subject of the " confessional laws," w ee: " The government does not attach any particular importance to this allocution, and considers that an energetic protest by diplomatic means will suffice to meet the case. It is believed that Baron Beast in his protest reminds the Roman Court of the limit within which it may claim to influence the internal affairs of the empire and energetically repels any infraction of that limit." ITALY. FLORENCE, Juss 28. The Senate adopted the Grist Tax Bill to-day by 101 against 11 votes. OYOENATED WATER.-81ceping in London daring the season is not like sleeping in the fresh air of the country ; bet refreshing and invigorating effects may be obtained Wan evening draught of oxygeriatod Water, frfeh from the LA BORATORY. SA LONG-A(,a., or through any druggist, to mass eontaining six Bottles. BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER Iv found in a miring near Bournemouth, and hen the agreeable toot. and invigorating properties of the true Seltzer, but is entirely free from the deleterious compound. often used it the manufacture of imitations. Dr. klaasall roporta it, on analysis, se • beverage of a very agreeable Savour, resembling the Less Seltzer, and which may be used with advantage at dinner.' BRUNT and Co.,_Bournignouth, Proprietors. . Dinneford and Co., Bondetreet ; London Depo ts— J. B. Barnes, Knightabodge ; Boris—Roberto. Place Vendome IVIMEY, TAILOR, MO, IPENCHITRCHRIBMET, , II‘ IMeadiarrlVlA l 4;Pria l li GARMICITB. Moderato Charges. KINO'S, THE WELLENOIVE CITY TAILORS, N, 008.NHILL, Opposite Finch-lane. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Wartafachurre. =dr and 78, OXFORD-STREET • &rid 71 7 CMINHILL, LONbOW. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Materna sad Plate Med& M APPIN AND WEB e ß' S LW:r Spoors sod Irtaka MAPEIN AND WEBB'S Wed» Waver Plata Merril/ AND WEBB' B Patent Silver Steel Table Knives. ORA' TWOOD'S " INVINCIBLE" SAFES and LOCKS for Beakers end Others are only to be had from the winner of the Challenge Stakes of WON frame at the Paris Exhibition. Depot, 11 0 . Cstutonotrart. London. E.C. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF BAFEI3.--Before yurehaidnA= for Griffiths' Monthly Lie of Safes, by Milner, Yam Pony and theta 11024•11. Price, Whitdeld, and every eminent maker, at about half the prim of new. A iguarantaegiven with molt. A large tpaantety of Tacna Eaten from LllO.. Apply to (1141FFITHS,,d3, Qumonatreet.E.O. JOHNSON, ROFTEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA EMERY and ELLCIELRLD MECUM Importers and Manu facturers. By appointment to the Honourabla Board of Ordnance. LAMBETH. &.T.. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNIFE POWDER, ea steed fa hat Melestee houeehold.— Bold evesTwhere, fa tins, id., end is.; Wso Id- Packet& JOHNSON, BOFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER SMITH'S POLISH laoa-mereartal), oe alesoming and poliabing other. aketro pia* &as, marble, Sc. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR FURNITURE POLISH. 8614 ims7where. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY MOTH. GLIM CLOTH. EMMY wad GLASS PAPER. Yeekeesd. Lambeth. AR WRERESHALL WE 00 THIS SIMI= ? Bso TEMP'S BAR for Y. Now ready, Price Ono SlMlnor. No. 14, prior Id., and Part 1, prine 6d., on Ehtturday, JOl7 4, sad Maui! thereafter every Iletarday. THECHROMOLITHOGRAPH, a Journal of A r r t, uterature, Decoration, and the eacemplishmersta. Illus trated with full pain ehromolithwWit. London: Zorn and Co., Osleefter W.; mad 61, Fleetetreet, LC. The late American minister to the Court of Bt. Tames's, the Ron. Charles Francis Adams, and suite, sailed from Liverpool on Saturday for New York, in the Cunard steamer, China. The hon. gentleman was accom panied on board the China by Mr. D u dley, American consul at Liverpool, Mr. Moran, the of legation, who, until the arrival of the Ron. Mr.Reverdy Johnson, will transact the business of the American mission in this country, and several other friends. .TILE RETURN OF SLR ROBERT NAPIER.—The mayor and corporation of Southampton telegraphod to Sir Robert Napier at Malta last week to know if he in tended to land at Southampton, as they were desirous to present a congratulatory address to him, and to celebrate his arrival by an entertainment in his honour. On Satur day afternoon the following telegram was received fum the general, viz.:—" Malta, June 26, 3.20 p.m. To the Mayor and Corporation of Southampton,--Sir Robert Napier gratefully acknowledges the honour proposed for hinnelf by the mayor and corporation of Southampton, and regrets extremely that his arrangements have been made to return rid Marreillos, and therefore he is unable to avail himself that of flattering attention." TEE HoN. ARTILLERY CONTANY.—On Satur day afternoon the Annual Assault of Arms and Field Spats of the lion. Artillery Company took place at the head-quarters at Finsbury. The eutertainmenti atticted a fielnoneble company, and consisted of athletic sports, including flat, hurdle, walking., and blindfold races, a champien rate of one mile, ailt race, heavy matching order race (half a mile), sack, ' , hurt rev.., consolation race, und pun dismounting. 'lite us.ault of arms was a most exciting and upirited affair. There was a Richardson's Show, at which Itonabotdes Frtrioste was acted several Stays by the " leading actors of the day," with the or: c tinal “Clausty " Minstrels, and other amossmenLi. ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S-I'IRK. —At a meeting of the fellows of this society, held on Satur day (Mr. Charles Robert Turner in the chair), the mimes of the following eandidati.s for th:, fellowship were re.ul : Mr.licnamy Mobree, Mrs. Charles White, Jun., Mrs. Feraux, Mr. William Frederick - Antonio Wilsen, M.A., Mrs. James Nisbet Rebertion. Mr. Edward Ellie, M.P., Mr. Wm. Henry Williams, Mr. H. Somerset Mackenzie, in additicn to 12 elected on the Kafue day. • GItEAT E A RTF.RN R AILIVAY.—Thn most smirch ing rcfmms continue so be developed in the ailminivtration et this comyany's sytttcm. The granting of bonne ticket( will be discontinued by the company next mewl' ; and the rates now charged for the simvevance of panels by passenger trains will be intim:seed twit month. The hierearc made during the but few mantle+ in tho rates and farce o en attended with an augmentation of 47,31n1. in the reeripts for the find 2.5 weeks of the hal Gyiiiir t w:iinh will close to-morrow, while the working I! re , me'. have been diminished. No MIA 7 tompany ha.; Fit : 04 5 1m ac , large an inuenec this half-year, except the LammshLre :Lad Yotlibirv. I'll E ENE( .-.• It is llTlcler, - tood that ILr ) 111,0 sdertoti for rurryi:‘;.! cut. (=pita) leitai .hincl:t4 ac • Iv). ate I. z.!1(... - 'Le ntiv :he ch , tpel yari. why, di. 1 , win Lc rt.-vied VII Vl.l 1i)1 gn,Jl/11, tof Nal I r irg 111.'11'111.1.4A1 itt r .cr.:eath for the fall. Patunt kulesn the latest i:nprove aunt In watchts. J. W. Dragon, watch and clock maker to the l'enre rf W 0... OM Anvotawret,W4Mbrommyrrovo. .v. 4 Ludgate- MIL Ike imam 1m44 441 wtol wuMiam.-44i4m44644404414016.1 SPAIN. MADRID, Jima 27. It is stated in political circles in this city that the Government is taking active steps, in a non official manner, to induce the sons of Don Juan to recognise Queen Isabella, on condition of re ceiving back their title of Infanta of Spain, as well as the confiscated property which belonged to the Infanta Don Carlos. The Infanta Don Sebastian, it is said, strongly supports this step. INDIA. BOMBAY (vu numerE), J4rsz 2. Sir Charles Napier has requeated that two government transports should be despatched for the conveyance of the troops from Abyssinia. Mr. C. B. Bandeah, the Resident at Mysore, has been appointed Resident at Hyderabad. The bill appointing a commission of inquiry into the affairs of the Bank of Bombay has passed the Viccroy',3 fiouncil, and the sittings of the commis sio:Mllmence forthwith. o of Newcastle, which left England on th of September, has arrived at Bombay, hav'ng encountered terrific gales. The weather is hot, but the public health is extremely good. CALCUTTA, Ifxr 28. A special government inquiry is being held into the causes of the late accident on the Eastern Bengintilway. A public meeting was held on the 20th to pro pose voting an address to the Queen congratulating heesty upon the escape of Prince Alfred. La* Slumbers of natives, Hindooa and Mahomet ane, were present. AIIHILICA. • NEW YORK. Juira 27. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 1,000,000 dole. in specie. The national steamship Helvetia arrived out to day. Closing prices. --Gold, 1401 ; Sterling Exchange on London, 1104; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1134 ; ditto, 1885, 1114 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1074; Illinois, 157 i ; Erie, 71; Cotton, middling Up land, 311; Petroleum, standard white, 324 ; Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 75c.; Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. Bc. _ _ According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's receipts of cotton at all United States ports have been 3,000 bales, and since the let September, 2,117,000 bales. Week's export to Great Britain, 6,000; since let September, 1,223,000. Week's export to the Continent, 4,000 ; since the Ist Sep tember, 446,000 bales. Total export of the week, 9,000, and since the let September, 1,669,000 bales. Stock, 100,000 bales. The North German Lloyds steamship Weser, from New York on the 18th inst., arrived at Southampton last night (Sunday), with 178 pesengere for that port, Havre, and Fremen ; 32 sacks of mails, 77,392 dole. for London, 90,000 dole. for rail', and 6,200 dole. and 1,000 tons of cargo for Bremen. On the 26th the Weser spoke the American ship Lizry Moses, from Newport; 27th, the En&h barques Bermondsey and Terpsichore ; and on the MI the German barques Madagascar off Falmouth. (Per the Weser, via Southampton.) NEW YoRILJUNE 18. The Senate has passed the Bill equalising the National Bank circulation, by transferring to the extent of 20 in.llion dollars to the States having less than their propor tion, the surplus in the States having more than their pro portion. The House of Representatives has not concurred in the Senate's amendments to the bill removing the political disabilities of numerous North Carolinians, and has asked for a conference. . . ..... The Texas Reconstruction Convention have adopted a resolution asking Congress to afford additional military protection to loyal Texans against the crimes and lawlefunew prevalent throughout the State. It is reported that the President has declared himself in favour of Chief Justice Chase as democratic nominee for the r esidency. The Chinese embassy was received on the floor of the Senate yesterday. The }lonia Legislature have elected Mr. Welsh, repub lican, In in Michigan, to be United States senator. Intelliyencv from Hayti states the Caws to be awaiting 'reinforcemtnts to Port au Prince. THE FOREIGN MAILS. TAN BONNAT 111A11.—WARRILILLEN, lows 27.—The Ripon &roved at 6.30 p.m. to-day. The mails leave by the 10 p.m. train. QUI.C)IIITI/Vill, Jerez 96.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of NI w York, teem Halifax on the 19th innt., arrived here at 4 p.m. to-clay, with 181,61-9 debt. in specie. Having landed her maileiand puree rgc proceeded immediately for Liverpool. AU well. lsetia AND CHINA MAII.N.--ALIMANDNIA,JUNIS 2K—Tbe Ceylon left at 4.30 p.m. yesterday, tend the Tanjore at 4.a) a.m. to-;bey. The former way be expeeted at Matte:id!w me the aud the Otter at Southampton about the 11th proximo. Oe TWAND AMERICAN MAIL—QI'NENATOWN, .Irsz 28.—The Royal Mail ateumiehip China arriv.sl hetv at 7 'cm. to-,1 ey. Nha end. asked the cupylententary male, passengers, and Lel:grams, and proceeded fur New York at 3.9) p.m. Ad w.,11. DPIIPATCH OP INDIA AND CHM* MAILS.—SUCT.IAIIi . r..N, liar. 77.—The Rain:tater and Oriental Company's strum hip Peri., Captain Leckie, Railed this afternoon with mails for lintodtar, the kedite netnews, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Iltimt, Japan, tog, thee with 61 pater elite es and ag. own., ineleldintr .11 ie in t UAW. ; 99,1b0; and j, welery, ate., £2,..0. - Pure, Jest 96.—The Mew agrriere imputable ataerber, with the stove made arrived here to-day. SIICTIIAiIIITCIW, JUICY. 97.—The liarnbur7 Anierimrs Company's stenntallip eh mania,Car ain F. hare:tarn, from New York or the 16th ineth hue erre. d with 167 yxweugers for OAS port, nacre and Hamburg, 40 necks toss, and 179,1110dollace Inc Leaden,; 2C6,251 della. for Flame; and 1,..20 elollwa, IS sack,. en tile, and 1,000 tons morn for Ham- bury. On the Itith int. the Me-- mania aisle the North German slup Aktt ,• 24th, Kende di +hie lietey Cow:cry, and Ru,ian barque Moskwa; 96th, I.egliski schooner Timal ; and Wth, Hamburg steamer Sesonia. JI'NE 28.—Yesterday Lieutenant his Royal Highnms Prince Arthur presented, on the parade-gloved at BromnUm Ilarracks, silver medals and gratuities to those non-commie/Mood oaicela and mcu of the floral Engineers to whom they had Leal awarded by the ifuke of Catnlnidge, Murtha: Crmmetaling-in-Chief, for long eervioe and ex. nude! y ncluct. DYSPEPSIA, CONRIIMPTION, &C., OUItED BY Do BLvAir.itaTA ARAn its Ftsell TO Tali Stylist:a. netertaa, haw., anti Liar of old and yOnnii. without flaLrina or ex. pp nee , al)apaisal inthgranOn'. , anialapstala. midfty, nesdsrhe, e•erststs, bye.. rw, pslpitattain, h. why,. Isvt•ta, nar.TA. at,a4l Equiv. width had Waisted all lardicinta inehmliort L 111•1 of ht. no-fit the Pepe. It nave, War Una. ,, its matt in nat, Iliac 11r, re 1.4.; 1211. k.. Cu- or bL pee meal. Also the Revak-I:Ka (Amorists Powder. mare nu ougthoning than ilr tasted beat.—Da Derry sad Co., 77, _ltermtqwein..t. Londo.: ale. Portrinn emi Dimon ; and 84 61. gratmehmeh4treet; t, Chow mime) Se saes Um tAtifeattdoeul6-41eMstemmeret.i [STAMPED Id. ADDI PION &L. J ONE PE NN Y. AI V WU. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Madame Rey-Bulla made herfirst apps: rance here on Fatal slay night as Valentina in Lea lluguean!s. Thi3 lily (of Fs nets butt, we believe), who has recently been sing ing t ueeetvfully in Spain, chose an arduous part iu which to make her dam( before a public that has been accustomed to tevet al exceptionally tine representations of the same character. liar voice is one of extensive compas+ ; the lower half octave, however, somewhat hollow and forced in tone, the remainder possessing considerable power, although wanting in freshness of quality and brilliancy. She phrases like an artist, and acts with the ease and self pots wion of one long accustomed to the stage. In the great duct with Marcel, "Nella netts)," Madame Rey- Balla displayed much earnestness of feeling; the beautiful intermediate " Larghetto " movement having been delivered with pathos and good eantabile phrasing. In the still greater duet with Raoul the also evinced much force as a dramatic singer in the expression of the alternate emotions so power fully illustrated in that remarkable movement. The ap plause at the close culminated in a recall of both characters after the fall of the curtain, the Raoul being, of course, Signor Mario. GRAND FETE AT Tit AC: CRYSTAL PALACE. The most brilliant fit , of the moon was held at the Crystal Palace on Saturday. It was so brilliant, in deed, that another item or two in the programme would have threatened a surfeit, as may be imagined when the attractions announced included two first-class concrete, a display of all the fountains in the interval, the Aero nautical Exhibition, ashow of fireworks, an illuminationoi park and fountains, and if last, not least, the attendance of the Prince of Wales cad his brother-in-law the. Crown Prince of Denmark. Add to this a glorious summer day that invited the gauziest of apparel, and it must be evident that the Crystal Palace appeared in all its glory. If the heat had been less fierce, and some of the railway arrange ments a little more perfect, the enjoyment would have been without alloy. After our experience of the past month the heat probably was borne without murmur, but the vicissitudes of the confiding passengers who braved the journey from Ludgate-hill were of quite another character. However, over 23,000 ladies and gentlemen arrived safely at the Palace before four o'clock, and all who could get within hearing distance patiently seated themselves to await the promised musical treat. The programme for the afternoon concert consisted of seventeen pieces, inclusive of the overture from 11 Haute Magico that preceded, and the overture from It Barbieri that wound up the vocal performances. For some tame the audience paid more attention to the royal boxes than to the performers on the Handel orchestra, but when the first half-hour brought no signs of the expected occu pants, and the beautiful decorations, flowers and shrubs, of the elegant structure, had become familiar, the artistes came in for a moderate share of observation. Considerable disappointment, it might almost be said annoyance, was felt as alteration after alteration in the programme suggested that the managers of the concern were reserving certain popular favourites until the Prince and his party arrived. This was not till the concert was half over. Mdlle. Nilsson, who should have ap peared third on the list, unable any longer to remain in reserve, came forward to sing " Ernani Involami," and before the first two or three bars were sung the Prince took. his seat in the centre box, with several attendants, who had for some time previously made occasional appearances. There was an attempt at cheer ing, but the majority of the audience at once hushed any interruption of the charming songstress. The With with chorus, "Inflammatus," followed, Marne. Lucca taking the solo. The programme was select, but the concert fell flat, as compared with the evening entertainment, when the Handel Festival choir filled the orchestras, and the palace was lighted up into picturesque life and colour. The royal party were again in their places. Brinley Iticbards' " God bless the Prince of Wales," was sung by Mr. Cummings and the choir with wonderful spirit, and it called up the audience to cheer the object of the in vocation, until he came forward to the belt of choice flowers that hedges in his box, and bowed his acknowledgments for some minutes. " God Save the Queen," rendered with festival choir, united bands, and grand organ power ; and another round of cheering for the occupants of the boxes brought the agreeable concert to an end. Between the concerts the Prince of Wales, the Crown Prince of Denmark, Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar, and about forty invited guests dined in the Queen's corridor, at the back of the royal boxes. The balcony commanded one of the finest views to be seen from the grounds, and notwithstanding a slight haze, the prospect, bathed in the luxuriant sunset, looked at its best. As soon as the distinguished visitors came to the balcony railing to admire the landscape the fashion ably dressed people on the terrace below deliberately stared at them as long as they remained, eye glassing the princes almost under their very noses, and pointing at the dukes and duckweed with a hundred parasols. The objects of this undisguised scrutiny bore the infliction as well as could be expected. The corridor during the banquet was superbly banked and otherwise adorned with exotica and greealsome fl o wer.. There was a raised table for the royal visitors, and two others for their guests. The entire arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Bertram and Roberta, and they were as elaborate and satisfactory in every respect as at the banquet of a similar kind given hat year to the Sultan. The chief guests were the Duke and Duchess of Suther land, Lady Constance Grosvenor, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the Marquis of Hartington, Lord Tanker vine, Lord Charles Bruce, Lord Alfred Paget, Earl Gran ville, Lord H. Lennox, Mr. H. Chaplin, Lord Hamilton, Lord Newry, and the Equerries in Waiting. A portion of the plate with which the table was furnished once be.. longed to Louis Philippe, but is now in the possession of Messrs. Bertram and Roberts. During dinner the band of the Life Guards played ou the ter race below. The Prince and party did not leave fill after the fireworks, which were a clever combination of all pre vious pyrotechnic triumphs. One of the tat pieces was a device in honour of Sir Robert Napier and his brave com panions in arms, another a reproduction of that which celebrated the Handel festival, a third welcoming home the Duke of Edinburgh. The first and third wore recog nised amidst prolonged applause. The illuminations at the close of the display were simply perfect. The aeronautical exhibition indoors proved attractive to some visitors, but an untoward accident that caused the destruction of the French balloon by burning removed it only popular feature. The balloon, just before the close of the first concert, was inflated and ready for ascent. While held by the ropes a sudden breeze turned it over, it caught fire, and within five minutes was consumed. The blazing mass, rolling to and fro in the air, was a grand picture for a few minutes, but the in flanumble material was quickly - reduced to tinder. Happily no one suffered personal injury. The bystanders—perhaps five hundred persons—seemed unoer , fain at first whether to regard the incident as food for ridicule or anger. In their midst there happened to be Mr. Coxwell, our own eminent aeronaut, wise her had ballooning experience of over 2.5 years, has himself made 670 useents, and who then fore viewed the matter inamore wr-elfish light. With a generous promptnera that was keenly appreciated he jumped upon a fragment of the wreck, and in a few sympathetic words made an appeal for M. Deamerne, the owner of the " Captif." The crowd, no longer undecided, gave their good impar-es free plr.y, and, entering into an immediate subscription, handed what they could spare to Mr. Coxwell, and a friend, who kindly acted as treasurer. The Duke of Sutherland en rol:ed his name, and Mr. Brearey, the secretary to the Aeronautical Society, in i 414.1 than an hour circu lated phe mils inviting subreriptiens to be left at his office in the Palace. There are four prizes offered in connexion with this exhibition—namely, the Shipwrecked Mariners' liwiety, Wt. for the best aerial arnuigetneut for establiiiing a conmiunication between wrecks and the shore ; the l'almie Company SOL to the exhibitor of a 'Latham that will suhtain and move itself in the air, at a height of not leis than ten feet from the ginend, for a period of not less than five minutes ; the Duke of Sutherland lOW. to the itiveator of a machine (not a kite or balloon) that will ascend with a man to the height of 120 feet ; and the Society 106/. to the exhibitor o; the lightest aerial cn vre. In the pramnt in ampler, etateof the exhibition the awards have not yet been made. on his approaching visit to Ireland, will. it is roil, be entertained along with Mr. Peabody at a cf..nipr.ii.‘ntaly breakfast by the citizens of Limerick. Thi. foundation stone of a new church at Streat ham wan 'said on Saturday with the usual formalities by the hishcji of Honolulu. The building, whenoumpleted, will 'FP i2C per ona. THE Er.vA,Trac TELEGrAiIis Buz.—We learn that the rr set committee on the Telegraphs Bill bag cheidp.l to hear counsel. Thi., will neoessatkt protract the rr, ceedings of the ocianUtiee considerably, and there ir now. it, refor , seemly any prospect that the bill can 'we tl!is ,es inn in any tote.—/. ads Mercator. A 7 L'l I', JUNE 27.- At•i'ODUTMENTS:—Lieu -Ic:.:Lt T. C. Waniagtcm to the Formidable; F. C. ;To W. W. C. Selty to this Exce ll ent. CVY.' T. 4 T. rAT.ACE.--FivE SHILLING • DAT.— t'N 27.—A4MAs ions on poYrnsat• 40 4 3; 1y :tar n tieloctn. 13,;.21; t,L,I visitors, 2.3.5'44. I" EAtEr! AND FL - Md.—Dulles who visit those fit.l.o 1114 n Reg We am* re, .erhy erconunanded to make a tre: Innuant pp porut:ou to widely repute:l— -sm...ly, ILO Halldor of Yeess. Eowltnd and Mow in order to terve , y ..SOOS efferta of 011141 and heat, with their eon suirilraiii. tar. tataai.y tir%1441.A111. MIA slll lisla,--tAakleriraimak/.1 TIER MAJESTY'S OPERA. Ile. Kellogg appeared in a new character on Saturday night—that of Maria in Lalia del Reggimeito. Of the merits of this bright and sparkling production of Donizetti (originally produced at the French Opera Comique in 1640, as La Kite de Regiment) we spoke re cently in reference to ite performance at the Royal Italian Opera, with Mdlle. Patti in the principal part. Mdlle. Kellogg gives a lively and spirited representation of the Vivandiere, the pet of the regiment, who afterwards turns out to be of noble birth, but yet cannot forget her early military associations. TEE COBDEN MEMORIAL AT CAMDEN-TOWN. On Saturday afternoon last the ceremony of inaugurating a Cobden memorial took place in the parish of St. Pancras, when Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., unveiled a statue which has been erected to the memory of the great coin-law reformer. The site upon which this statue has been placed is at the entrance to Camden-town, where the old toll-gate used to stand. The position is an excellent one, as several streets converge at this point. The history of the memorial is simple, and may be briefly told. In 1866 a number of the admirers of Mr. Cobden in the parish of St. Pancras, finding that upon the removal of the toll-rate this site was vacant, resolved them selves into a committee for the purpose of col lecting public subscriptions with which to erect a suitable statue. Funds were soon obtained, and the vestry of St. Pancras readily granted the site, and on Saturday afternoon the ceremony of inaugurating the work took place. The statue is of Sicilian marble, 9 feet in height, standing upon an emblematically carved pedestal of Port land atone 16 feet in height. 'With the foundation and steps of granite the total height is some 27 feet. The like ness of Mr. Cobden appears to be highly successful, and at the suggestion of Mrs. Cobden her late husband has been represented in his favourite attitude when speaking. The whole design has been carried into effect by Mews. Wills, sculptors, of Euston-road, and their work has given general satisfaction. The proceedings of Satur day, though rather long, were of an interesting character. The memorial committee, Mr. Harvey Lewis, and a number of gentlemen prominently connected with. the parish met at the St. Pancras Vestry-hall at three o'clock, and thence walked in procession along the Crown dale-road to the statue, around which several thousand prisons were congregated. An address was first pre sented to Mr. Harvey Lewis, detailing the origin and pro mos of the movement for the erection of the statue, and stating that this was the only public memorial in the me tropolis to the memory of the late distinguished statesman. Mr. Lewis then, at the request of Mr. Thomas Rosa, un veiled the statue amidst the loud cheers of the multitude. At the conclusion Mr. Lewis delivered an address in which he referred to the eminent services which had been rendered to the country by Mr. Cobden, and said that he was over the warm friend of peace, retrenchment, and reform, and the opinion which his grateful country bad formed of him might be taken from the fact that they bad sub scribed 80,0001. for him, and that he declined a further gift of 40,00 W. Mr. Row, in the name of the committee, presented the statue to the parish authorities, and pro posed a vote of thanks to the committee and subscribers. This was responded to by Mr. Thomas Chambers, M.P., and after an address in eulogy of Mr. Cobden and his principles from Mr. Henry Vincent the proceedings terminated. Mrs. Cobden and her daughters, and also a number of other ladies, witnessed the ceremony from the drawing-room window of Milbrook-house, the residence of Mr. Claremont, which had been placed at their dis posal for the occasion. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. The following are the : candidates in the recent exam Royal Military College, Sand Names. Marks. Wilson, CI. F. Stokes, H. CI. H. Carey, C. L. Yore-Molyneux, G. H 6410 Newton, W. H 46EO Mackenzie, 8. R. liodelam, E. M. T. Macdougall, J. Bell, A. Murray, H. Palmer, E. 4684 Watson, 8 4. % -9 Randolph, W. Watson, H. J. an Vowels E. J 4160 Murals, J. A. N. Braithwaite, N. L. Jackson, F. W. 8. Lupton, W. H. 3677 Kya nccr, A. C. Warren, A. D. 3666 Cowan, G. C. llBO6 Coles, F. A. Ring, H. C. Fuller, H. 8. A. Mat dcnald, L. W. Hennell, W. F. 6006 Ntnnedy, W. P. NM Fweetland, R. 8. Norton, C. W. Horrlavgh, H. B. Litickil, D. J. names of the Femmes:fill sination fu admission to the 'hunt. June, HRH. Nunes. Harks. Knight, W. A. H. Kinlock, W. A. E. Owatkin, A. J. C. Wheatley, H. 8. MaeMahon, G. F. W MIN Stokes, F. 8. F. Anton, A. H. G. Redick, R. P. B. Wahniley, W. H Hawkes, G 2042 Chesney, D. Holbe“the, B. 2467 Dennks, G. L. T 21144 Greenaway, 8. U. C. • Bubsm, B. U n 446 Bernard, A. F. Mason, .M. Griffiths, H W. M. 94161 I Tillyer-Blunt, J. B. 2161 Drkes, Levin, 1,. H. M. • Bmith, W. H. I Nugent, 0 1979 , HO.C3 Tooarrward,. 0 1 E. It 1903 I Thuillier, IYArey W 1994 • Holbrook, D. T. II- 1677 • Brennan, A. M 1703 Welch, M. E. • Draffen, F. J. 1 I Trial, W. 8. 0 1 5 91 Gan, A. 8. 11. 1513 QUEEN 6 CADWZ. Name. Nmio. Lambs t, F. F. CADETS NONINAT'ED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA.. Names. Marta. Nu am iGlidl. Temple, J. 51412 I Jobudea, D. G. Mae Ktuzie, H. 31 24N Chalon, G. B Pt --, 'siker, F. (' 2122 I titevamm, F. Bateman, A. A. 1V.,1 : On Saturday afternoon a numerous and foshion, able cengeny assembled on board the ethanol irate Conway, which lies at anchor in the river Mersey, for the puilmte of witnessing the annual delivery of priz 34 to-the • suetettful 'ATM' by the Bishop of Chester. Mr. Graves, M.P., and most of the influential merchants of Liverpool, were prment, se well as a number of ladies, while the blight and healthy appearance of the boys was the subject of tads - ens.' and congratulatory comment. BMA SELLERS' PROVIDENT RETREAT, ABBOTT' LANGLEY, 111:sve.—The annual meeting of the members of this institution, which is a valuable adiitien to the meet rOtiety in London, was held on Saterday at the Icticah under the chairmanship of Mr. Hodge:at, of iliantery-lane. Both branehee of the trade were well rebcntiit u the occasion, and there were alio present a large number of the friends of the committee, for whose confurt tied enjoyment special arrangements had limn n tide. The repent was of a very satisfactory character, and tete testimony to the efficiency which inarkal the management of the institution. It may be stated that the Itetteut is intended fur aged and necessitous banktellers anti be cktellers aesiatents and their widows; mid that its it:watts arc amongst those who receive annuititis fram the Botimeiltre Provident lretitution. SRO:KING GUN ACCIDENT.—Mr. Cartox, the coroner fur East Surrey, held a painful inquiry on Satur day tabu noon, at the thurlow Arms, West Dulwich, into the eirermttances attending the death of Augusta Phoebe Ciewn, 'a girl 12 years of age, who was shot by a man cameu Gerage Leckycr on Wednesday last Mr. Emanuel Bayley, Lancaster - toa d, Lower Norwood, said that on Wednesday he employed Loekyer to paper a rolin in his house. At atout half-part 4 o clock, while sitting in his railcar. he heard the revert of fire-arms. He was takeu down into the kik-he-311,y lealyer and saw the (beamed lying accid on the floor, aWe her head blown off. Lockyer, who rtes taken into custody, Ltates that the deceased having celled bite to tea, he went into the w v , hlienao to his hands, when he i ow a gun standing in the eornor. He tech it up. weitt to the door, and presented it at the &act i«1. eed said •• I'll :hoot von." The gun thou went (X. utui t Lot tae loor the jury returned a verdict oi .• kuntlaughter" Lorkyer, but he Vial ad rtitt«l tu . . Orry hair re.toreil to its original colour by v.rr.ap llogretic It. wt. 1....! 0,145. DrauLe. le. . 5 .1 Jr.. ; r, ,&, 7.. ..(1, -.7.1 f all awnr3 and h«m{atn I rstr•hlo to cm 414,14(51m1. Wbolesde $. llovsoden and Bow, 5. Great If mrlenrorgh-street. W., and IS and 16, Ciey.rosd, ‘A...‘sauworrato .4 1 •t SITEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL 1- 7 SEAItONS, Ca, n'., Ste., tts, Ste., IP. Every stse and It) to in stock for inunediate use. 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