The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-27 00:00:00

1 f' -#L« . G T 1 ',- 0'.._,..---- ~~~~ ~ 1 ~~, vbt 41"xprt%%. '-.2,-_-/ , -. , •=a-,_ ..01. No. 4,954.) rnBOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the wodiceot tookaant ship COSPATRICL, A 1 for 1$ Do woo roslotor lying ts the DM lodic Dock. Hu r:;iient accoa•olotkoo n l e ormziortz i gairell known to sk mar —AII4I S. cod DWI. m u t, Lico43olo. 3oroblL LC. or to GILLATLY, HAN jet and SYWIILL. larlookollotrod. LC. voR CALCUTTA Diract (=immediate de r +patch , . the 1:1DS, A 1 far 111 449 Wadi reglateM a nt STIDDING. Oosammiader ; Irtsi f; t h e Lyt India Dock. MU ship has exesDeat aoceamodaticet te , ag era—Apply l t a GELLATLY, 11ANILZY, sad BIWZIL, m GtuUM, calling at MADRAS.—(The July, A dc aust, and September steamers, caliber at Madras to Lad lad e mbark novenae's only )—Ths weltiosewa dipper isma .ship MAURI ft US, 2,136 tons. talthasta.perwar, J. 3171 1 1:1 nonnander, now loading In the 1 71atarla (Load* Docks, lave on the 13th July, embarking )rya Y aad learba Gn~oend on the Mk July. MY y, hout aa. .",b, for the lads trade, Wm Wm matted, has small veommodaMaa kr passmapsee. and carry an ex aenenzed inrsoon sad • MOWlSldella The nen toe will is staliamail mallay b one of the following Wuival auslllary dim womb bakaaglag to this Company : rerpolr. Date of ism alba Plum pm et dr Mir 'Lady 17° Ma UN %Ns SAn Us ;249 ;242 ;126 IL Rama Lee 15. ille .Taa. 11163. iii: M..=.111. Fa freight sr prow apply to e ORINDIAY end Ce., par. vimen t. W .. L the Brett re, ALTRZD RIM rad A meet. es liteshipaela m tLle R I CH es sh HA ould he made. R DREW, eserelhey. tot India sad Leedom Shinto( R.C. Cusps, (l inked), 9. Uhkehtglise. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. Ow Great Radom WALTZ! PATON, Commander, will be DMPATCHID tram LIVIRPOOI, *alas at Queenstown, tsar • TUESDAY, :ply 1. SATURDAY, Assist It WEDNRSDAY, Wsber 1. TUESDAY, November 18. ref freight co Novo apply to C. L. Dim, 9. Isralord werpool Seymour. Nseock, and Oa., 110,, leseletweito ; cent *alp Cosagsay (Limited), 90. Otanceadresi. forks. GREET EASTERN for NEW YORK, 11313 DAY, lab I.—CabLa prow, AIM pg acesading so accommodation. all haw* Os air prlvilups la Os =boa GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. 2121135 TIMMS •$ • IPABS-41111D4.41•Ll. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. intermediate psentee, ttO 10s.: stems% AS Ss. Me. *shod comteeta—Sheseseen booked to all the pelsolpel Aloe to Os United Slates awed Choada. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. kleaakelness mamma on loud. Bes repeat at pea verse. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORE. For trelebt of paamw,Mto C. X DIXON. 9. Rom liverpod • SZY. PIAOOCX, and Co., 11X neeiorolototeX Ueda& LC. ; or to Um Great 814 Company (Limited', 99 Connonoireof. London, IC. THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. NOTICE to CABIN PAWS 00128.—A Mesmer will leave the Great LesAtnettage, Liverpool. conveying cabin removes mil/ to the Greet Eiunern on Tuesday, July 1, at 10 am. 10, Cannotietreet. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR Bit les. IATEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to v v NEW YORK Dtreet.—Tbe LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PEI LADELPHIA ISTIAMJIHIP OOMPAMY Intend dispatch their toll-powered ken &sew Stesm-ahlyr. salting at Quasar lows to embark pasesagers and despatches. as follows : WHIM LY FROM LIVERPOOL FOE NEW TOIL CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, July CITY OF . WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July 9. . _ =NA.nesday. hair ie. . d e nary amending Wednesday. Cabin pour, 16, 17, and 21 guinea accoritim to the accom modation. Forward peonage. 8 guinea including all pronstme rooked. Pasengere for Cando. the United Malec and British Columbia. booked through en eery anntageou terma—For farther partScalan aggly to WILLIAM INMAN. Waterntreet. Limping or to ILl9lm sad MAONY, 61. Ling Wthismatroot, ay. STEAM to BREIA EN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick. aod Central Germany. avrßy WRDNLSDAY aad SATURDAY, by the North German Lloyds splendid steamers ADLFJL HOWE, or SCHWALM, from Horselydows, et 11 a.m.. coDiag at Riarkwall ?ter to mess pmerengers at room These verse are fitted with a spacious saloon on deck, end have superior accommodation for passengers. Tares to Bremen: Zit end RI , return tickets, /13 sod LI 10e. Bea pas sage, 36 hours only. Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, Regen 6 t-circus, W. ; or to NULLIFY% GRAYER, and PHIL. LIPP, 11, Itod-lana. LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA- Leo Vl= haves the British and foreign Steam-wharf, Way **, SUNDAY, at 11 am. ?area Ea., Z 1 lea, and 17a. Out The TYMCOORD, trots err the Tower, every TIMIS DAY MOANING early. ?are AL—Apply In CHAMENII venal Mee, _Regent sattrena, W.: or to ?MILLETS, GRATIS, sad I*?S, 11, Heed-lame, LC. 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Higbbury and Kingsland Coal Depots- No travellen or agents employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer price for Eynon, Haswell, and Lembton Wallsend, the best house coal, di rect hum the collierl s by screw steamers, is sla per ton (do not pay more under any pretext; pool, els. ; TanfleliL 17n bait small, lin Inland, by railway : Bilkatone, Oral clam. 201: second &as, 19s, ; Clay Cross, 10s. and 18s. Barnsley, 17a. : Bartley. las. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of law don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief office'. North LOD doe Railway Station, Illgbbetry, Islington, or Bingsland. TO NOBLEMEN. Oentlemen, Bird Fanciers, and Others. MR. J. C. STEVENS begs to atnonnce that he has received instructions to BELL by AUCTION. at Ids Great Room. 88, King-street, Covent-garden, TOMOBEOW, Jane Zs, at hal f.past 11 precisely, come splendid AVI A RIM % cages, parrots, canaries, gram parr.muete, fancy birds, geld fish. Le., removed from the Grand Exhibition of 81, de at the Great Globe, Leicester ..piare. —May be viewed the morning of sale, and cata logue had REAL MALTA LACE SHAWLS and MANTLE& -- IMITATION Ditto. REAL FRENCH, BRUNS:LIM, and SPANISH SHAWLS . ZEAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 4t Gahm& IMITATION SHAWLS aad MANTLES, 42a. A. BLACEBORNLB SPANISH mum, KNUTH ADDLEY-ST., GROSVINORAQUARR, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen gormento of the NEW COATINGS are now ready for Inspection. The troweling/ me of Materna and fol low nut to be excelled. A select stock of walking. lonolclon. 'Amor coats ohm's on band at HAMILTON and KIM ETON'S, 106, Strand. opposite Eider-hall NIL MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND SUM= STOCK for the Word-Pitned Scotch ANGOLA lea TROUSERS, Is now replete and ready for Inspection. These Troneers were originated by Si r. Miles, Whose only address is 73, BROOK-STREET, HANOV ER-SQUARE sad who is not connected with any person imitating and edger Using to his nrune. ESTABLISHED 18th FEBRUARY, 1.114 L 1 NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. A. E. MOSES and SON'S celebrated INDISTISPOIABLZ SHIT, which ts adapted entudly fur Walking, Biding, Travelli or Business, will be found the mostmost comfortable dream for a stilt ng. to the International Yultibition, price from Be, to 70a. Summer Clothing of every description, ready.modc, or made to measure for all dames and all ova MOSSZ and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers. WOOllOll [tropics, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers. and General Outfitters. louden Houses: City Istoblishreent, 156 156, 166, 157, Minmies ; 83, Si, 86 86, 87, 89, 89, Aldllutib Oxfonlatreet Branch, 606 507, 608. Slew Oxford. street: I C Y, 3. Harhstreet. gm. ----- nnh "2 - 8 FXston.rosa. In. us. n Country Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkshire. All articles are marked in plain figures the lowest poesible pekes. iron. which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. pas of prices, with roles for self-romanrement, and patterns, post free. E. BoSES and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at •nnset till Saturday evening at sonnet, when badness b resumed until 11 o'clock. Y. 111Y+E.S and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with Punch and German trnnslations. and containing some interest ink information mmiserning the " International Exhibition," May be had gratis, sad rat free. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT lALSTROYING POWDER.—Th powder is one harm. P, 'puma iife, but is unrivalled i n destroying fleas, bugs, Matta., flies, cockroaches. beetles, gnats, mosquitoes. moths In fun, and every ether species of insects In all stales of metlener [Mose. Sporarmea will end Ws la dles ua remedy for d.lbTing fleas In their doge. as also for their pet dogs and sprinkled about the nests of poultry, It will be found et. tremely efflracione In estennliudiag those Insects with which Ihtr are usually infested. It Is perfectly harmless In its nature. and may be applied without any appreltens on, as it has no and M deleterious to animal life. Sold In rackets, Is., 2a 9d, and 4 A Nl each, or post tree for 14, or treble eseforanposta7e stamps, 1 4 THOMAS CRATING, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's-churchyard, La MM, E.C.—Take notice each genuine packet bears the above ram. and address. JOZEAUT4 COPAHINE DOGE, ancceesfully tried lo the Farts and Pond= Hospital, under His ears of hems (milder, Iticord, Lloyd, Poland, and Legro. Clark (Lao set, tuts Now.. 1/52), effects a care in an arenas of ale days, either in recent or chronic d lissom —4e. Id. per bottle,= 14 . =d., at C. Joreau'a, French Chemist, 40 Haymarket, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS, soir Omboa and Nemoßoss Children, Pinner. NOM' IS RCRIBY OIV&N, that a OBRERAL RAM PLUMY COURT of the Governon of this Institution will be held at the London Tavern, illahopegatastreet, on SATURDAY, the 28th hot, to commence at II o'clock In the forenoon, when the motions of Hr. T. S. Woolley, Mr. W. S. Rummy, and Mr. J. L. hoothby coples of which may be seen at the dims of the Institution) will he brought forward and considered. An election of ten children oils boys and four girls) will take Saw : and all such other matters as may lawfully be brought before Ur Owirt will be diacuwed. A. 1. YJBTIQ, Bicrotory. No. TI, ampule* Diodes, LC.. lane 10, ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of RAGLAND, Me. GREAT AGRICULTURAL 8801 W of HORSES, CATTLE, SHRIP, PIGS, and ILACHINIAT, in Hatteremkpark, Landow, June 23 to July Tins or A 811281.011. latmday, June 28, Entire Show (The Mock and } Hama- crown. MacMDery, dr.) Monday, 30th Tuesday July 1.4 Wedneolay, Sid 'kembers free. Open each day from Eight in the Horning till Eight in the brening, moms the last day, when the yard will be closed at Six o'clock. On Saturday. June Mth, there will be a Public Rzhlhltlon of Steam Cultivators at Work, from Eleven um. to Four p.m., neer Farniegham Station, to Kent, a distance of 24 miles from the Victoria Terminus of the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway. By order of the Council. IL HALL DARE, Secretary. MR. . wad Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. 70/Dt MEET, wtll ye their ?few itztertahnoent, THE YAItILT LLG SSD aad John riery e Kunkel Narrates At VILE ( way. NA& day), AL Yfrivitsg llawnwentatione—Taisday. Thursday " a Saturday, at S.—toysl Gallery of Mustratioa, 1 4, Beam Unrearval seats, la and L.: stall; Ea : stall (spring) chain. secured la adman (without fee), at the Gallery, and at Wawa Cramer sad Oar, Ilk fteepatarreet. Noike.-17te extra Hernia( 'w oven Sunday, at II ticket I will be coutlntu4 MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST IsAmoB.-11 bas been toned to add ONE FINAL EXTRA NIGHT. et. James's Rau. THIS EVENING iht:d .„ a s k Jam V Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will read Ms LAS NI Y at Mr. EQIIIIIES SCHOOL, HOOTS M the HOLLY-TREE INN, and ME GAYE Places tor Ms reading :—Sofa stalls, sm.. body of ball and balcony, L. , area and galleries, Is. Tube ta. to be bad at Mama. Obapman and Hall's, peiblishen, 193., Piccadilly , and at Austin's Ticket-dace, St. James's Hall, Piccadilly. Doors open at?, comma at 8 o'clock. —THOMAS lELDLAND. Secretary. VISITORS to the EXHIBITION desirous' of a good evening's amusement should patronise the LONDON PAVILION. The programme Is unsurpameed in attinction, including a first class musical entertainment, toge ther with the oumbined talent of Miss IL Pearce, Sam Collins, An Hee (Chinese juggler), Messrs. Harvey ami French (the Newel'). and the fibs Family. Immense delight occasioned by Mm Collins in his new imp of " Paddy Don't Care." and the grimed; of " The Fiddler's Wft."—London Pavilion. Tichborne ira•at, Hams/tea Willi sad 1)02INHAYKIII, Erepaistors. 114 ANDEL FESTIVAL MUSIC. movitio sad Co. be` to announce that they have Mega been emended by the Sacred Harm& Soddy to prhst the Mu sical Cedes necessary for the performen ; and by the Directors of the Crystal Palace to provide the Vend Score Octavo Hand-Boob for the audience. The MESSIAH. petiole. 4d., Is., b. ed. an I 4s. The SELECTION, printed expressly In the order of It. performance, Se. U. and es. (sow reedy). ISRAEL IN EGYPT. b. and Ss. Those who require the mode se It will be rformed at the Festival should ask for Novelle' Editicss, which will be "old at the Palace, the Railway Stations, and at lb. Publishers', Novelle and Co.. en, Dean-street, Soho, and 65, Poultry. MIIDIK'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Book soelettes, town and village libraries, and reading-roma, in orrery part of the country, are supplied from this extensive bbrary with a constant succession of NEW and CHOICE BOOK& Lida of the principal new works and new editions at present In drculation, with catalogues of surplus copies with drawn for sale, will be forwarded postage free on application.— CHARLES EDWARD MUDIL /few - 01fordetreet, London ; Creseetreet, Manchester; and Eswotrecd, Birmingham. PIANO, 18 guineas. cost 50 six months ago ; Militant toned, full compass, handsome case, carved truss lees, repetition touch, met 4111 c plates, all latest improvensenta Moak stool Included. The lady will allow one month's tris/ Apply Ps, Downham.rosd, eve doom from Blosidand-rood. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PART OF THZ KINGDOM—P. sad 11. 8EY1175 tam s DRAWING-ROOM for t 35. a DININO-11001 for CA aad a RPM BEDROOM for OH Thaw goods are well finished. sod in may way suitable for moderate sized ?WOMB 11.1gli homes. DZILING should daft the Warehouses, and Inspect the large stock always on hand. ItIiZLINCR9 ARE KINDLY PERMITTED TO FORMER CUSTOM ERS. Illustrated Catalogues gratis and post tree. 14A, OXIORD-STREXT. sad 91 to 96. CITY-ROAD. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE (*WAFT, ltt, Pausal], Loudon, S.W., ltatatillehed 1808 for the supply of pure Wines of the highest character A, a saving ol at least 80 per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SHIRRY, Vs. per dozen. (The Standard of izoellence.) SYLINDID OLD PORT 37a. per dozen. (Ten years In tee wood.) Dinner Sherry, 201. and Ma. Old Port, 244. and 305. =ay Champagne, 344. 34. Julien Claret, 20a &tea Ceguac Brandy, CM. and Pineal, Schiedam Hollands, per ease. Ms. pcidosen. BEAUJJLAIS Bottles sad Yu Mx down cues cards., fret 191 20a per dozen. Included. ' Terms, - cash nr reference. MILD TIPPING, Manager. VAII-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, is.. par gallon, la demonstrated, upon sealyirle, to be pe culiarly free from acidity, and very enverior to recent importa tions of Coenac. In French bottles, is.. per doz.: or In a case foe the eauntry, aYa. Railway carriage paid. No ateents, and to be obtained only of HENRY SUIT and Co., Old rarnivala Dletfilery, Holborn. E.C. CLAR3•YARSBT RAGGED SCHOOLS AND REIPUGIL The annual meeting in support of the above insti tution, held yesterday, noder the presidency of Lord STILET• TORD DE itsticurra, at the Vestry-house, St. Clement Danes, was invested with more than ordinary interest, from the insight it afforded into the working of the ragged school system, as probably the most crowded and poverty-stricken district of the metropolis. The committee speak in terms of satisfaction of the conduct and application of the chil dren taken from the streets, who have voluntarily subjected themselves to the discipline of a school as an earnest of their ambition to tread the high road to respectability. The mechanism by which the committee shape their rough and ready material into objects of utility if not of ornament to society a?pears to have been devised by sound good sense, and has met with deserved succeas. A refuge in the vicinity of the school (Tichbourue-court, Whetstone park) offers—or rather did offer—to the actually homeless and destitute • hospitable hammock and • modicum of food ; while for those who had a local habitation of their own the committee appear to have added a series of attrae tive accessories to the bumble means provided in the schools for elementary learning. With • due regard to the maxim which ranks persuasion above force, the youthful Arab finds himself, es soon as be has made mastery over the ele ments iu his hornbook, on the free list of a miniature "Mudie's," enriched, by the way. during the last year, by a munificient donation from Mr. H. W. Smith, of railway stall celebrity ; and as soon as be becomes alive to the close connexion insisted on between cleanliness and godliness, the sum of one halfpenny proves a "sesame" to the aquatic glories of the Endell-street Swimming Bath. His clothing he eau, when his means admit of it, acquire from • store—which the committee hints at as rather low—at a price only more than nominal, to prevent • temptation to resell it ; and as if to help him to • practical acquaintance with the principles of our monetary system, • penny bank I is open at stated times, in which the theories of " Poor Richard" are daily receiving practical illustration. Should his attendance become regular and his conduct good, be obtains a recommendation to the committee of the Ragged School Shoeblack Society, and becomes (still however continuing his nightly attendee°, at the school) I enrolled in the brigade (Red). Should his conduct continue good he may be sure that within& coniparatively short period he will have the offer of a good situation ; or, should his inomad spirit have retained its bent, of assistance to emigrate to some of our colonies. One very gratifying circumstance connected with the school is the celebration onee of ' what in establishments of more pretens would be " Founder's Day." On the last, without one preliminary note of warning, no less than one hundred of those whom the rode exigencies of life bad compelled to break off their attendance at the school, assembled in the schoolroom lat Bear-yard to keep what they term "the meeting of old I scholars," the origin of which, we bear, is attributable to I Miss Twining, a lady whose philanthropy is always of a practical turn. • We regret to learn from the report that the committee Now e1edY.4 . 1. •• fr" 14 stamps . o r in • sealed mi r e' has some reason to remonstrate with "society " for DOC f~ppss2o a popular medical work on NERVOUS • ZEHAUSTIO . vio them sufficient aid in their good work ; and that g r VITA VITAL'S, illustrated with 100 Engravings or the present, solely from want of funds, the com mittee have been compelled to close the refuge, which from We (of cases attended at the Nobel Dieu, Paris, and ether Hospitals), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent is spoken of as having amply fulfilled the expectations upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity. which led to its establishment. In bidding farewell to the “ mimeos." Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, Clarelnarkatites, we recommend them cordially to the sad Lioentiate of the Royal College of Physician., Edinburgh, re- support richly merited by so admirably conducted, useful, entered under the new Medical Act, who may be consulted at and unobtrusive an institution. ids residence, 44A, Maddotatreet, Regent-street, London, W. , (apposite the side of St. George's Church), daily, 11 till 2, and from s till 8 Sundays, 11 till 2. To be had direct as above, and from all booksellers IsPittersosiew-row, London. XrtEZ.—Pale Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per doz. allway carriage paid. Recommended with confidence. RINRY BEXIT and Co, DWlHera ad Importers, Holborn ban, LC. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. BOBWICKB to the BAKING POWDER recommended by Dr. Dusan (Analyst to the Lancet," author of " Adulterations Detected," dc.) It wu the first, aud Is the best Baking Pow der—often Imitated, but never equalled. As you value your health, use no other. Bold everywhere, in ld., Id., 44., and 6d. packets. and Is,. is. Od.. and fa. boxes. GOLD OHAINB.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN beg to call the attention of the public: to the FORM of IN VIGOR which they deliver with Gold Guard ChM= purchased at their manufactory : It a. d. To wortmanoldp of pattern chain, 64 inches long To (18) carat gold, weighing oz. dwt. grs., st di is. 80. per ounce, Mint price Upon Ms system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, end VALUE of the gold are certinea, and guaranteed to the pa:chaser: Wather sten and Breeden looking for a fair remuneration on the work manship only, which to charged according to the intricacy or M of the pattern. WATIIERSTON and DECODE/6, Goldsmitla—Mannfactory, No. 18, Henrietta-street, Covenfrgarden, London. W.C. Zeta blithed A.D. 1798. Always made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each.—N.B. This satabliahment is closed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdaysatl. TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Drawing Cases, despatch boxes, tourists' writing cam. Jewel eases, writing desks, Parisian productions, library seta in medifeval, and leather eases of floe cutlery, scissors, razors, table knives. the magic nuor strop and paste.—At Messrs. )(ECM and BAZI 21 . 1‘, Lasdenhall street, 112, Regent-street, and Crystal Palace Sydenham. TLADIES.—ROWLAN DS' KALY1)011, an 1. Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors lions, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense seiar beat. Price as. Sd. and as. Sd per bottle—Sold at 10, Hatton-garden . and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of " Kalydor." Tai IRON TRADZ.—BISIONOLM, JUNE 26. The prelimicary meeting of the ismamaters of South Staf fordshire was held at the Stewpasey, war Stourbridge, this aftereoon. A resolutioo was proposed and uneoimously passed to 'dime to the old scale of prices for all descrip tions of manufactured iron of this district. The trade was reported to be much more healthy than it was three moatha ago GI AWAY to NERVOUS 8117121011t8. TIFIUNTIN lessfeeS pablialed • 17.1.1 L IDITION of Ms week. the /WYATT WIDICALL WIND ), OD the Self•eere et Nervous Debility, Low of Memory, at MIK iwoitude, poet-tree, ow receipt al a Crested ewee imelosing two postage sterepts—Addlees, SMITH, -11,14• Na. Tavistedc•quare, Laidas. W.G. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27 , 1862. THE LOND 0 N, 191, Fleet-street, near Temple-bar. BAWYKR'S FANOIrd LONDON DIN/f).tor TIM DAY, Tote de Veen. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ssanwa's rzimmans.) ITALY. TURIN, Jinni Z. The Minister of the Interior has issued a circular abolishing the passport system between Italy and England. - a - Ths royal princes have arrived in the southern provinFea, where they have been received with ex traordinary enthusiasm. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Jaen 26. Signor Crispi stated to-day in the Chamber of Deputies, that • Venetian emigrant had reeeived an order to hold himself in readiness to set out for go me an ot d , requested an explanation from the or Rattami maintained, in reply, the right of the v ernment by law to fix the domicile of end subsidised by the State. animated debate ensued on this question. Finally, Signor Allievi moved that the house should peas to the order of the day, as a bill on the subject tion was already before the bones. This on was adopted by a great majority. SZRVIA. =AMAPA lois 213. The first conference between the special commis !Amara of the Porte and the Servisn government took piece to-day. The Prince required the demo lition of all the fortresses. A Turkish division, with eight cannon, has advanced towards the frontier. BELGRADE, JUNZ 2 8 . r has had an audience The Turkish of the Prince of Sams. The new [governor of the citadel has arrived. The ssmistice is confirmed, but both sides con• tinue their armaments. Public opinion is favourable to war with Turkey. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Jou 26. It is stated in reliable quarters that Privy Councillor Von Winter has been relieved of the provisional administration of the duties of Pre sident of Police by request of the Ministry. It is said that in proof of recognition of his ser vices he has been appointed by the King, President of the Sigmaringen Government. MONTNNEGRO. SCUTARI. Jun 25. Yesterday, the whole Montenegrin force concen trated behind the village of Yenikoi, on the right bank of the Cetta, was beaten by Abdi Pacha. On the first attack the Turks entered the Montenegrin works, the defenders of which they expelled after great slaughter. Several hundred Montenegrins were left on the field. The Turks captured two Montenegrin cannons. PARIS, Jun 28. The Patric of this evening publishes the follow ing telegram : " Cettigue, Jam 25. " Yesterday a battle was fought at Raffovina Glavitra. The Turks left 3,000 dead before the enemy's entrenchments. The Montenegrins had , HO killed and 200 wounded. The Turks were vigorously pursued, and took refuge at Sponto (1)." PARIS, Juice 26. The Paris papers of this evening publish the following : Jaw 25. The Montenegrins have surprised 350 Bashi- Bazouka near Spur; 300 are reported to have fallen, the remaining 50 having taken to flight. A battle took place yesterday near Zubzi. Derviach Poch& has made a demonstration upon Grahovo, it is believed with the intention of concealing his actual movemeuta. PARIS, Jors2/3, EVIIMIG. The following telegram has been received here : "RAGUSA. Joss 2& "On Tuesday last Abdi and Ismail Pachas attacked the Montenegrins between Zurkowingo and Lucite. "After a combat lasting six hours the Turks were repulsed and fled precipitately towards •Spuz, with the loss of 3,000 men. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Jm 26. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House, Deputy Wieser made a speech expressing a desire that the government should come to an understanding with The gicister of State replied that the government spared no means of conciliation to bring about an understanding with that country, always on the basis, however, of the constitution granted by the Emperor. A despatch received here from Omer Pacha announces that on Tuesday last Abdi Pasha de feated the Montenegrin forces concentrated near Yenikoi. The Montenegrins lost several hundred men and two cannons. MEXICO. MADRID, Joss 25, EVIENIVG. To-day in the Senate, Senor Calderon Coßarites declared, that as England had suspended the rati fication of the convention with Juarez, the Spanish Government would imitate the reserve displayed by the English Parliament. Negotiations were, how ever, still being carried on. Jusz 26. The Pattie of this evening asserts that orders have been sent to the sea ports to suspend, for the present, the embarkations for Mexico. The Purse says :—" It is confirmed that General Douay has rejoined General Lorencez at Orizaba, with 400 men." THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY. The Union Company's Cape Mail steamer Athens, Captain H. R. Clark, arrived in Plymouth Sound this afternoon ; from the Cape, May 22 ; St. Helena, May 31 ; and Ascension, June 4. The annual session of the Cape parliament was opened by his excellency the governor on the 24th of April. Mr. Wodebonse stated that our relations with the native tribes weresatisfactory, but he was of opinion that a British °Sow should be appointed to reside with the Basuto chief Mashed', in coosequence, principally, of ill-feeling between the Basuto, and the people of the Fres State. He was anxious to develop Sir George Grey's policy in frontier mitten in its integrity, provided means was placed at his disposalfor that purpose, either by the imperial government or colonial legislature. He was in favour of aiding the volunteers, of the promotion of railway enterprise, of irri gation, and immigration. He proposed • rattan' change in the system of tinanos, and he wu entirely opposed to separa tion. The grievances of the eastern province, he thinks can be remedied without either separation, federation, or the re moval of the seat of government. He recommended that the sittings of parliament should be held alternately ia the mutant and western districts of the colony ; that • branch of the Supreme Court, consisting 'of two ratline judges, be established in the eastern province, sad that a Solicitor- General be appointed to conduct public prosecutions on circuit. His Excellency also advised that British Karina be annexed to the colony, that that territory shall be allowed • fair ehsreof representation in parliament, and the colonial au thority gradually extended over the w hole region, from British Kaffrana to Natal. Four days after the opening of parlia ment his Excellency proceeded in RM. steamer Cossack to the (metier, and after an extensive journey of almost un precedented rapidity he returned to Cape Town the day before the Athens left. During his absence of three weeks be landed at East London and proceeded to King William's Town, where Le sounded the inhabitants of Henri as to their views of annexation, and found them almost unani mously opposed to surrendering the privileges now enjoy as an independent colony. From King t triliam's Town he proceeded still farther up the country through Kalfirland acmes the Kei, examining the vacant country to the Banshee, now held in military tenure by the eoloeial and returning by the borders of queen ' s Tows to Grsham's Town. There he found the inhslatantestavegly is Wow both of railways the rtth fast., will omelet of POTAGIE. A Is Julienne. POWDON. 11°1 =rd—filets de Mertens Jr= ZIMIUS Civet de Vaud on. Petaa Ma de Hoinard. Bout ROU. OlvelßoaWl ► l'Anirlaiee. Fowling d'Albert. ••••••••--- Gel6e cr Abricote. Femme et Salads. TO-MORROW, the 43th Inst., THE LONDON DINNER wN sonde' of : POTAGIII. Marto de Homed la Manley. It la Dachease. Turbot I is MaltrodHatei. Rot:gets frita. 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MO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. — TO A BOON on thu subject 10;1 be forwarded, gratis, to the afflicted. All persons suflerlng tram the ordinary ailmenta of mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelops to lbs. C. H.„ I, Edltb-sirest, Hacknaproad, London, when a copy w be basamilately returned. LTWOPENC: /- 7 ..- -- - r - , - ..7 . . ~...<g- _1 . .. , ,:/, ( --1 7 11: 2 . tiSaadAj ---"" NAVAL AND mazeitr. Amossure, Join 26. —PBOtrarioss Airs Ae• eorrrsurre.—Cootmander Y. S. L. Psi* to the Royal Adelaide. Sukliamtenants (warmed) H. o.Wallis, to the °. D. H. Bocanquet, to the Black Prince ; T. IL Larcon,= Chanticleer ; W. C. Kanlake, to the Trafalgar ; 0. Keating and W. K K. Cocks'', to the Warrior. Second Master J. H. Ellis, promoted to the rank ol waiter. Staff Surgeon C. T. S. Betters, to the Wellesley. Baryon Dr. L. C. Urquhart. to the Black Prince. Aseastant•Paynsaster W. K. HartMtt, to the Zambia, all = l aw : F es _. B. Smith, to the Exoellmat ; and B. N. Hay Ami, to the lonabasioss sapsrenmerary. stant Clerks : 0. B. Hypo, to the Qunbridge ; W. F. Craighead', and F. Y. Steele, to the Earplug, es sapirnouterarles. Acting Pint-clam Assistant Engineer :J. A. Kitt, to the Seeientelais Assistant Engineer : W. NVilllams, confirmed is the Aotir=l-cleas Amiga:it Engineer : W. E. Presoott, to the Ai, o sapersameary. PORTSMOUTH, ll= A His Danish hiljesty's screw corvette Belinda, Captain Grove, srriv.d as Scathed this mania( from 61. .Thspeth, After sawhories, she sulmaged &Mos with OP =of the Cotesmocisrth-Ohist sad mitt the pnio• bittern take coosplimest being duly selosewisegoth Caplets Grove w afterwards formally introduced to the we mint ad Mom of th e port sad palm ar r. A. Is V the Shimith _Meothssal. '!ye Beilefiel report" t!" at St. limos% ri d = Amine fithimos ea the 81.6 of lloy, sod the fromthethe of her Majosty'i soiew ftste Immortaltg of the 30th. The Hoenig left fit. Tlassomfa oa the Ist net Os the thod net., hi Ist. 48.10, los. 17.20, she passed the wreak of the*, Joseph Hews . elearioeca et sea. with her bowsprit, boat, fore sod mem masts Boas. Or the 254 h, whoa seer the Lismd, she pared the WOlista Taw, booed fee Wadi& • . . . COURT Or 001IfN07 COUNCIL: A oonrt of Common Council was held yeet wse ida at Goildluill ; the Bight Hem the Loan MAYOR The ÜB•wiag Mums IMO she anweet—Messes. Wiliam, Humplirr, Felemses, 11. P., Sir Y. G. More, Abbiali bi te, W. Imwream, Medd, Bass, Dakla, &Wry, and Mr. Sheriff Orehredl sad Mr. Sheriff Twastmora. and Mi. Uedsrahreil Prewar yore likewise prima. 111TIOTOLITAI ZAILWAT. Mr. H. L. TATUM, the chairman of the itarkele mo =l. meld Oamasitilee, bought up • report which & that the corpomilisa should sign a deed eathorielag tie NOP of estate land. a parties o the surplus at th e approach approach to the proposed new meat and poultry Smithfield, to the Metropolitan Railway Compan7h7a sum of 70,000 L. the amount to be paid by debenture* fir the company, to boar interest at the rate of 5 per ofilake sad to be repayable in Ave years, or In cub. Mr. Ted N. in moving the adoption of the report, said it woe notirow" ternary to brio; up • report upon such a subjed, but like committee felt that the subject was of so much important, that they thought It better to do so, and be expressed hew opinion that the course suggested by the committee maid ' be found advantageous to both parties. (Hear, hear.) The motion wee speed to. THZ LATE LEL CANNING. Kr. Alderman Elexonons brought forward the modes et which he had gime notice, "That by the lamentaddecease of the Bight Hoe. the Earl Canning, the late Governor. Hens& of India, this court is prevented from carrying into east ita unaainsons resolution of presenting the freedom of this City to that distinguished nobleman • and therefore avails itself of the earliest opportunity of ;wording its deep muse of the lose whirls the country has sustained by the peseistan death of that able stateamaa, whose wise admi nistration of the government of India at a period of peat me. ad subsequent measuresof just and eolith pa emmentrated the stfeetions and advanced the interests sad prosperity of all deems of the populatt we l that vast and important pommies of the British crows. ° Mr. Rowe had also given *Mies of the following —" That a bust of the lam Right lion. the Earl Canning be executed at au expense not exceeding 203 guineas, and placed within the Guildhall" Alderman SALOMON', is proposing the motion, said it was one that required no preface tom him, but spoke for Welt (Hear, hear.) The country had mutable& • severe less by the premature death of this latesealled sobbi ng" erg etwst nue prevented bum esarytag out its intention of pretesting to him the freedom of the City upon that platform, and of neon* his Iwo awes those eminent men upon whom is keener time the ease honour had been coaferred. (Rem. boar.) All that remained for them to do was to express the regret that was felt by all at this untimely west. sea he should propose that the resolution which be was sure would be agreed to unanimously should be copied and Mum matted to Lady Clanricarde, the seinivieg sister of the de ceased noble lord, who was is oosatant attendance upon hint during his last illness. lie was aware that his friend Mr. Rowe hada motion upon the subject, but it appeared b him that this motion might be very wall added to his own, sad that the two might be carried together. (Hear.) ' Mr. Rows said he had no objection to the course that was suggested by Hz. Alderman Mimeos, and be seconded the anti" and he at the same time °merest that unfelt assured the corponstios of the City of London would readily consent to head down to posterity a lasting testimony of iii appro. elation of the able mamer in which Earl Owning had ad , ministered the affairs of our lodian empire. (Cheers.) The motion was then put and agreed to. • Alderman itiameores next moved that a copy of the repo t lidera of the court should be transcribed and signed by the • Town Clerk, and transmitted to lady Claaricarde, the ear , tiring sister of the deceased, and that it should also be vertised in the usual newspapers. Mr. H. W. Ve.hiauecx, the chairman of the Bridge Hoene Estates Committee, brought up • report from that com mittee in reference to the proposed new bridge. The report MY not read, but it recommended the erection of • bridge of five arches, and wee accompanied by five plans for a bridge of that description. It appeared that thirteen engineers bad submitted plans, but only five were accepted by the committee. Mr. Veneers moved that the meat should be printed, sad that on early day should be named to discuss it, sa he said that the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company could not proceed with their bridge until the corporation had decided upon the character of bridge they intended to erect, as it was agreed by all the engineers that it was most essential that the piers of the two bridges should be exactly parallel with each other. Mr. Dr JElttlEY thought the court should not be bound by the decision of the committee as to the five plans they had accepted, bat that they should have an opportunity at looking at the whole of the plane that had been sent in, and he should certainly reserve to himself the right of pro posing the adoption of any plan that bad not been acespted by the committee, if he considered it to be more eligible than any of those accompanj lug the report. (Hear, bear.) After a abort discussion it was proposed and anted that the five accepted plans should be placed in the court for the members to examine, and that the rejected plans should be placed in different committee rooms where they would; hays access to them, and have an opportunity of emmideriag them also. -- COAL, CONN, AZT, mance Cololll‘ll. Mr. JOHN YOUNG, jun., the chairman of the trial. Corns and Finance Committee brought up a report were mmodhig that a sum of 2001. should be expended in layteg cat tire land in front of the Loodou Alnishouires, Mates, as • garden, also that one hundred guico al should be grated towards the erection of the new ragged school in Beek's-row, Wbitechapel, and fifty guineas Gi the Islington Dispensary. This report led to some discussion. Mr. Tegg, Dr. Abraham, Ile. De Jersey, Mr. Lowman Taylor, and several other members of the court expressing their opinion with regard to the first portion of it, that it would be much better to employ the money in a practical rescuer upon the land by enabling it to grow potatoes or other vegetables for the use of the isolates, than to expend it in making a gar den • and eventually this portion of the report referred back for further consideration. The proposition of granting • hundred guineas to the Ragged School was negatived, ilia the sum reduced to 50 guineas. With regard to the last propostion, to grant 50 guineas to the Ishogton Dispensary. the court appeared to be almost unsainiously of opraion that no ease bad bees made out for such a grant, and Deputy Low observed that it was almost a disgrace to the wealthy parish of Is to come to that court and ask for • past for an institution with which the corporation were is no way counseled, and which they were quite able to guesser& from their own looality if proper measures were resorted to. Mr. H. L. TAM* eventually moved an amendment that this portion of the report do lie upon the table, which was speed to, and the court shortly afterwards adj ourned. MIL ARTHUR NAPOLEON'S MORNING CONCERT. Yesterday morning Mr. Arthur Napoleon gave a grand concert in the Queen's Concert-rooms, Haeoveroquare, assisted by many of the most eminent artists, both vocal and instrumental, now in London. Arnica the singers were Millie. Pampa, the Sisters Marehisio, Mme. Borgognoni, and Mme. Nita Norris. Mme. Letizia Borgognuni made her first appear once England, and created a very favourable impression by _ her admirable reeding and singing of the aria, "Ma la I Sala." from Bellini's Beatrice di Muhl. Her voice of I RAILWAY AND Pun IQ 00NPANID4 IY PARLIA , memo is of great compass, and has been trained in the ifiret ,.._ yeeteede „, oorm i t t... opern i at i., of the Deb , of modern Italian school. In the second part the manner in Davooahirs , on g L or ds coohon„ Coogletoo, &cathodes and which she acquitted herself in the duett " Quante amore," Selkirk, sat to consider the bills of the North Pieter% from Dottisetti's d'Amore, confirmed the opinion Railwayrompany for certain extensions of their system, and by her solo singing. Big. Gassier, Sig. Zucchini, after bowleg evident*sad mussel, paned. subject to as produced arm D t between the parties, the pcnpused T Vat/ Sig. Cenelli, Sig. Bethel, sad Mr. Walter Bolton , also Extension, ad that between Blaydon and Ooistinde,‘ assisted in the vocal part of the well-selected programme. postponing the amalgamation bill until Monday. The ems Mr. Arthur Napoleon, Y. Paque, Herr Pansy, Herr A. for the promotmsof the East Gloucestershire slimed in the Pollitzez, and Mr. Ap Thonise, as instrumentalists, form • . Lyvede Duke of Ritibmood's eammittee, and that of the oppenittos list the mere repetition of which is guarantee sufficient for the was n o osed b Is Lard os o m. chtes,,, acid n's ver com (M mittee the of the excellent* which Narked the performances in which was postponed until Monday, and the aaaa of the they took part. Dublin Cattle Market was proceeded *AL [Stamped. ld. Additional and annexation, and prepared and pledged to support bie Excellency's policy to Um utmost. He also visited Port Elisabeth, where le found the people divided about sepsis tion, but unanimous in a desire for milway_eceomnuicatima between their port and Graham's Town. How bur Ilia Ex cellency's observations in his tour might teed to inflames his previously declared policy was not known when the Athens left. The budget speech wee delivered by the Oelesisl Secretary on the 15th of May. TM gas srameat to impose some new taxes, audio fund the proceeds :ordeals of crown Lads. An attempt had base made to introduce • usury bill, tieing the legal rate of interest at 6 per coot., into the Legislative Conseil, bat is the Hones of Amenably a resolution had been spud to affirming that it was not expedient to pus • usury bill, and it was believed to be clear that free trade in mosey was as established prineipleat the Casa. News had been reemved from the Zambia. mansion. Bishop Mackenzie and the Bev. Mr. ihurop bad died of fever, whale proceeding down the Shire, Intending to reach Zambeae mouth, expecting the arrival of the Beimp's aster sad Mrs. Burrup. These ladies arrived safely in crompaay with Captain Wilson, the oar • mead& of the Gorgon, shortly after the de• cease at their relatives. The missionary party as • body had been eminently successful. The intelligence from Dr. Livinptone was gratifying in the extreme ;be was gobg to os i Ze i t o ir e Nylons Lake in the new steamer Nyassa - Mo. had joined him • month or two before. The colonial parliament had agreed to pay one half of the subsidy required for the conveyance of the Ceps asp, and to the postage of letters being doubled. The railw movement in the colony was .till making bead, • Her M ajesty's ship Gorges returned • few wears befoul from • most successful cruse on the east coast, besieges's.' tend several slave dhows. Bishop Griodley, of the Remelt oaths/is shank bad s. ghee great edemas to ic th et s , Slid 'by ammuneing them l motet seelseyi AI knowledge any of is mentions ea belonging tie his THE INTERNATIONAL Yesterday the attendance was again up to 60,000, and the various courts were, as usual, thronged to inconvenience. The majority of the visitors were, however, not belonging to the working Ch 11•61, being all fashionably dressed, withan immense pre ponderance of ladies, who now seem to have taken the exhibition under their especial patronage. A large number of Danes from one of the Royal es tablishments at Copenhagen have arrived, and have commenced their series of visits. They are all in uniform, are commanded by their own officers, sad are, we understand, found in everything by their government until their return to Copenhagen. The children of the Royal Caledonian Asylum were also among the visitors yesterday. They came to the number of 140, with their teachers and attend ants ; the whole of their expenses, including refresh ments and conveyance, having been defrayed by his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. In the evening his Imperial Highness the Prince Napoleon was entertained in M. Vaillard's princi pal dining-room by the French exhibitors. There was a very large company, amongst whom we recog nised—His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon, Lord Granville, his Excellency M. Rouher, Chevalier, M. Art-Dufour, M. Du Sommerard, Rogues, M. deFranqueville, M. Focillon, M. Donna., M. le Colonel Franooaniere, M. Call, Sir Joseph 011iffe, M. 13arbediena, M. Christofie, M. Merrier, Sir Wentworth Dilke, Mr. Sandford, the Duke of Buckingham, and about 200 French gentle men connected with the French department. The Prince Napoleon arrived at eight o'clock, and was most cordially received by the company, the band playing " Partant pour la Syrie,' and the visitors cheering as his Imperial Highuess along. His Imperial Higlinsas wore the rib E re ci of the Legion of Honour, as did also M. Rouher, who accompanied him. Lord Granville and Sir W. Dilke followed immediately after. After dinner the Prince gave "The health of the Queen," with a touching allusion to the recent bereavement in the royal family, and the toast was most en thusiastically honoured by the company. Earl Granville then gave " The health of the Emperor," which his lordship proposed in the following terms: Monseigneur et Messieurs,—J'ai Fhonneur et le plaisir, par Is permission de votre Alters Imperials, de vow pro poser us toast. Et en le propossat roue me perniettres d'erprrmer lee sentimens qua m'a fait eprouver L manikre eloquent* et mantic, area laquelle roue Altuss spark de noire Idouveraine, et de sou Wastee et bionaime spouse. Lorsque now voulious ssvoir si nous pouvions coupler our le corkoours du moude civilise, dans le renouvellement des erodes entreprises de 51 et de 55. Noes nous aromas miner an Gouvernement de S. M. Imperials I'Eu:ilia-ear re's pas heritk. II sous fait rkpoodre de la maniire is plus favorable. 11 a nomme tine commission A Paris, et A Loa ders, nom poUe d'hommes emiuena. Il a &lent comme prove de as breuveillence personelle sneers rEs position, immure President un membre de la fautille Imperiale, qui mat aujourd'hui parmi nous. 11 me sera perroi. menu en pre sence de son Altera, de rappeler le sent meat universal iu'oet rapporti lee Jures et lee Exporsanta . Francais de 1 equitk, limpartialite et la courtoiere des decisions de son Alters poetaster' sue des Utterer Interustionaux. Noes remercioos l'Eropereur de ce quil a bias voulu faire pour nous, et noes voudrions seri *sprinter le emu qu'il fut pos eible D r majesti de emir juges elle-means du role instructif et brillant qua la France • rempli dans cette lutte btu f•isante dee nations du monde. Messieurs, jai l'bonueur de vow proposer de burrs d la sante de L IL l'Emporeur des Prager Vive rEmpereur I His Imperial Highness gave, in an elaborate apeeuh, "The English Commissioners and the French Exhibitors," and took occasion to trace the progress of international exhibitions from the first French exposition in 1849 down to the present one of 1862. His Imperial Highness, who spoke ex tempore in the English fashion, was much cheered, and resumed his seat amid universal applause. Earl Granville acknowledged the toast, and returned the thanks of the royal commissioners. His lordship's speech, which was most successful, terminated the business of the banquet. Imme diately after the company broke up and adjourned for coffee to the vestibule of the Horticultural gardens, where the choristers from Toulouse sang several popular pieces of French music. The official return of the number of visitors yes terday is as follows:—By swoon tickets, 7,884 ; by payment, 54,956 ; total, 62,840. THE INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW. Some seven or eight sets of steam ploughing ap paratus got to work yesterday at Farningham ; but there were too many checks, as is usual on the opening day, to allow of much being done, and all notice of the operations there will be postponed until something satisfactory can be recounted. The exhibition of these steam-drawn ploughs and cultivators will continue to-day and to-morrow from eleven o'clock till four. To-day commences the half-crown days for the general show. Yesterday the company was very large and select. The stewards are much encouraged by the improved attendance. The expensed have been unusually heavy. The object of the society is truly national, and they naturally look for national support. MUSIC. NV A Q T UININE WINE. R E S MARTI/C5-LAN/g, CANNON-STREET, CITY, LONDON. k by all aroma aberolata. and other, /Oa par doss INMNATIONAL EXHIBITION.—ike CLODS S.