The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-24 00:00:00

- -ar - sue. 1 - I / 0 "CS _ 4 a r 1 .11111, _l7 nC 7 JUL 1268 6,6:11.1 !! P. t to lia.r.ovor.::rt,,,i -j • G 4 1144.41 yr -line North t. ..• r • r 1401VE. eLptuip TlgrantA 4 iN. 1. • • • t : .sr AT. JLAc •-.•• rt•-r• n• 1Y 1,..05k —Pane tw c:, C, . t t., tfi. LI Apply I4t (14 AYIJI N'S W ; rnit.r.trw gyt lluuoßab's.ho•st. LO NDON nitil 14 B ROAN LAND and kil•11.1.1X11 COMPANY Ilituited% iltor, , • 7A. Frilehtlriil.9.l.44. v o n, • ro, ive. vi.IbETOSIT at :OM PRA er.NT. ~, tort. A ..NT. aVorod on gam% of CACI and upw,vrdo if •. Y t...t ...a thifilat Vle• TOSS Lett Wn. JO:TAT/lAN TAYLOR. F•ocoltart. lAM LIFE M:KU It AN CE OFFICE, p !,, ••••••1 1-:(' , 3r.1 Jnsin, 1.1 10; I.: V LT:. LhrL. yi ll ll taut? , w;th Co. -, • I 1.4. tt to! It. , i• .411:NIslItAL M TAN '.ll CI ',A It A... rww. /40.4.4 y will IA 1,4.1 7.. • 1....ret ref. t. r.n. K C1P1.11 0 "..A tf,v. . 3 - • 4... .• :. at 0 . 4 :.; mutil pryt•lnely. lu elaa Sa • L. 1 , 1.‘. I I ..111 . . . . . . 5... T... out. of rotal.o.l w.. 11 0 . - 1. !. • 1..01 • -Hy ••1111 ..f 1).r.-.44.1-... WE.1.7. 4 .1.1 SAMUEL 1MW:.11"..- 4 . 41.1-ary. 1 . AV I Cli UN I ()N Fl ()h'f 10E. r.• of t 1..• n•doetion of duty to 14. fkl. pvr , .ti I•• t •:• • I I.V114•114 h that. Comt...:.y. I y 11 • - I. :210: •':•• I I:I I, t.., • • • III!: //..11.11111.11:1.11••11 It. • t•• . 1.1, 1. tt. in,l.• UM. t:101•.• )1) :ht . I I 1 bI . :.U• For r,,j. up,•.lv •4 tI. 50, "tre..t, I' • !,; tot I, rtv t.l.t•rit ti ILE PROM:ESE; A St-[MA NCH COMPA NY ..... . ..... ------. et'AIRMAM-TIMMAS %VAL/LESLEY. Rm. V•i v!: :::!1 • • fli.r. .1 AMP)Toms'. - . G.;. , • 1•• .T,AI 13 n. lir). J. S. Psulth. !: S. • ‘,l I'm: , I. .I..ntivt Ir :Ito.. & ti. 11". Iport 1. P. 1% • I'. 11-rt , :Aid N. 4 1, iitucht 11.1cr• • • V ••••r• obt.••iOWi; r awl Itorlannl. so. o•rteoi , ! I ••• '1,1,T lot Int. MAk... I,..i.kicrice:si—A. J. . F.Na. Ot -n, I!...frrhallAtreft. . . ........ -....... .-+• vinr r.eled their op. entien. to MARINE ..I • t•n , 3r 4114 rt t% pn41 4 .4,114 . t' •: • • On 4 31h4 l of the Uhtlt rwrittro' portue .a, RUA 1171 WA !T::. (iem r.l 7.favv-er. , %,. i.. -Elit.llll.E FREEIIOLD Bt 7 11.1)INO \ It 1 . . .T. TAYLOIt iy - 1 11 1 11111111 l to SELL by •• • •• 'N. at ".!.. 1 ..n41 ,, r. Tot era. 111:ah , notrat , • t•lty, . • 1! I rl. 1 , !It'l Y-Elt: IT LOTS of very i I 1.1.1.1, 111 II 1.1 N ., LAND, havinz vAlunhle trout : • -• s.s • • I, o.nso to .! 111 Tai or the Anorley ItAtiwny STT:A. . sss we, • : ••• In.: • • , .11 $. • • ; u• iii oulant..ll f..r til••••r• -• 'o of . •w 1 , 11 11:1“... Nti.o-t. Itt:lpt id tile, pit" tircut „ I. 07, I•ar 'lt. r: 'lt. T. r. A.- 1.7 n. T 1 cptarTerty inTtalmen Vte • • 1, 1 11.• 111.11...- 11 . !1 , 11. I l'enge•rsA4 $ nt T. W. It ; ;ssu. 1::::, ilestrg. /I.arn•la, aua . In•bern...oe-ntrent. %%1• • , n : • : ..• A r. lit lig.. that • r. Lua.l‘..ing Cutuputty :Laultett., Nu. 1 1 $.l -:•••t.c..:r r iv, It. II u•kntry —1.14;r61r. I 1.. r'rrl 10 II P. J. TAX LOP i< iti,:tructell to SETA, I 11 '• 1 1 %‘. . .. n Tokenhouse-yard. al/ •4 v. 0 ; ler bah pea 1.; 11 ,, • , • , 1y. CI; I•.t+• . I I ; LAND. having vaNable i.n• t.. : .iimek n.wl. taut PowelaCruit.real, 1.'••• me! 1 , :LC N • I! adatd,d for the en—tion •- and uewers ate aJ main, • 1 , • 1••: nro being carried on. N111 , !- .• . ,•- .;;••• L. n lay remain on mortician. or cannnet I•• I. 1401 nl nine years by egital qua-telt,. • . t!,. 1-.0 .n , e tray to pant off at uny ti/T1? without and elllll4llZ 1.113 of pale may miata mma l ltr. R. It. arbor. 1, l'artlant h. : of W. Roger.. Fug.. unlieftor, g.m. Hum:mirk and Lainh-rt. 10•10.1--,mh .04 Within; at the pNee •••r. at orni , •A of the London WO I :outlaw' :Lanab4,lo7a. Fonehuruto : I i.• All • WI 1.41 ti a• I i N I Alll,. M.W NAI.IOLN, Sarrey.—Llanl.lu H( TANI). I:. TAY IA /It is instruct(4. to SELL hr 'N. Pit the Auetion Htut, Tokenhoune-yard. Pity, f! , ' ! A )"..1.1;; 17.. at 12 fee . hdlf•ptft 12 prethedy. . . • , • ,y • ItITTLIiING LAND, hating ••• ;:. • :•• the harh road and other roads between • • • :4•• - •1.1 , shin or. rninetta' walk of the Coombe and I • •• 'it at i••t,tiun. The et Lft.• in iv ull atinpla,l lee :he true. • • ••• ~.. 1 of bet: rillaa. Nloe-tntha of the par t ••: areain I,:ert=. - .•• or enntraet at n per cat, in. •••I « pain .n nine penes. by quart:7ly inatalfnenta. or t • ...n..• t e es 1-e paid at any time without utitiet,—Plana. par 'ull fee.'.11,....f may obtained on and afar • • y I. at the Railway Tatfeni. N•vf Maiden: the Ff•ty • • at. fit' Nt w Malden: of T. W. Rogers auhritor. in, . • ! ;of VI. x.xrp. Humism.rt awl liamilx•rt., nzuhit.,•tw . • • t • rn, Itishor.gat...strrft. Within: at the pine. of sale: . ~1 1,, a tali:neer, at the of the London and ftnbwrban ; .1 and Uuildirtg tarapany tl.iirated), No. 1./fa, learifthureh - :•• 0. 'ay. 4 0 1AFE DEOFITAIIIE IN VESTMENTS.— Invidouda. le tor, pos . Cent. per Annum on out Ly. I NVENI .14S, RNA ELHOLDERS, CA PITA USTI, s w ain. iun.rices...n end ever.levaietnienta, elD.uhl read Iv I TTIVIISTM ENT (LECCI.AIt (pat free , . I.r.thlille Sharp sad Co.. abaredealere. 3t, Pooltr).loadon. EC. . . ONEY.—C2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme • . 17 *lintel, on furniture, without removal. publicity, _or low r. 3Eley be repent b 7 eat.) , 11.-talmente. No chance if declinod. Y. as. it:rlurirr. 11 per cant. Lin a n d over.. —Apply prison. ut the EiTATE OFFICE.. I, Southatoptonetreet, 51tand, F. A gynnrrs on lessee, life policies. &o. OYEY, in largo or amall amounts, and for long -Lys rhort poruxln, with or without s life volley. rowlily I .t she /1 l(iN AI. Iit:ARDIAN AHRI - RANcE, ova. VAN Y 4M, Oxloni•Mreet. likonotary. W.C. lIERTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE , I I En by Proffiasionsl Getntlernan of martin,. and r..- 5,..44i.11 , 1y. fn. of eltarrea to the erwlit..r, upon nontaniwtion "t I r c.. ref tat lb.. rinount rOrfrvored.—Apply for addredif, ur by A. Z.. Nu. Mk eity•marl, -) A. MARCII, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 64, I a 4 • c.. Negotiates Partnerships, audits end book• ur minimaw asooutile. elects arrianeaniso. with • -odttors without publisity, and p soisoluits for ()oust of . .kruptry. Fah* of Barash/us, to lutanist.. ibail Auuultite and u, hoy obleunni in eotinection with Life Aiwurauce. 4 N. i-Arcrit Tired BOOKKEEPER, Oasliier, or . ... 1 . ...t. w.lI voided in Foreign U.. ro • 1 . .. Arm•ries. m general •• , • , d. PIMII• of at ENGAGEMENT. Age 30. Ad- St!. sl_A 164. 11... t ( 111 ATWOOD' M " INVINCIBLE " SAFES IA PI*KS for Bankers and °flws a» only to Do had from th, I - 1,,,n.-os,o 01 !ranee at the Nuts loo.d. I. 'mutton-Gt....et. London. E.C. ► 1..1 .1 A NCR L()CICE, FIRE, and WEDGE.. e I WAFES.—II)vu wish to •0u rehear a ruin amaiduliaiLl •V .I.trv.f F•afot •pio , t. Jo ',IN TANN. ha Laving eAsimr, • . 01 w•taialerably tusuctr unreal yrase.—Wara- '.I oN D-lIAND FIRE andilliltGLAß-PROOF Ls.—hef.,r., p,r h.sing serd fur IL:rtfatlne Mtnthly • n 300,1% PA.,. •11.m.t:m lovrry and Sm... 11.1..rdan. j.• t ~.t.d.m.ry mynent. maker. At atalut hid( tin. prin. • A ;:ev. $. A lame quant.ty .•1 Tames • • • 1:21o, Apply ti. lat IFFITI4S.4II. V,EIAMAV IA AIACIIINE.—" CeTtainly u,,,0 TI• A. rt rmrll4•l, TM". ttl , ` •1111,Y.• . • flitch.' • trio:4l , d 110 ,. 1 , .! 101 4."—Newrapi is Jeurnal.— IM ilet, T., High Ai VI ATI IWI to arm/1111er\ t 1 sale, ..•11.. .r 01.11 I'RE:III.4 - 1 . 07.(16111 , STREET. • •i• • • 1 , t• • 1 , •,•.: •I tl 1 , 1 '! 1,, tt' 1 - _ln pr 1 . -r table MAO. at r. tn the LvtATl's Naw , , re , • el • •%% 4.1.. V-S 1!!0114.1.1k.:1V 1 . NI 1 1.: I • a. ..r vakwr at thor new ustralphnittenn,t. I I 1 . 1( 0.1.% NS f , ,r Olitn• of ..? in , v 1.114‘11.:1; .S Err 0 I L LOT rs srEFI. PENS. ".' 1.. :01 '• .1 • righ , ••o An. V•; , :1 , ?1•:'s 31INEi:AL wATER!•:. toot 111 1.. t. b. 101.1 II It. Pt th • I' b. t. I a ' •-t•••1 Inc a lato.l 1... d., bow ....I 1 A au: /non. a—London. LA, moo'. 11)...ray. 11.•. 401. 1 X -It ern. `; .t.NATED Slel,ing in L ,n(lon . . - ti• 4• fr.ca air olf ti r !1.-L:N. al t 111 n ..•. _I. i.sy tolVi TIM • • d,..1•••10 h.% W, .r, I r.11 . 1n.r, C. • L \• .1 1. f. 1.,:.:(1. ACk L, c•r thrvtgh any (Inaggi.n, ca..* • .x .nata— os(.OM $l'A t 4 E T. T Z E It. N ATI &IA ~..I:l..ry,KE wATER r I:“,:tqwelt sagrertfilo t Iv/ propo l: qiie. ot tae 41UP Seltre.r. L . / ' • 11+,1 the o.4.rrifloW4A 1 a,. •• .•••- - • - - : • • • .1 ••. oft :.•TiS. Dr. 11 ...sod r..!“;ttA it. vvry affrvv - ablo flavour. revOillbliliff tae tr4e . f••• 1.141.141:••14.• 14. II 3 . ." 4: I ANT -IA ovith. , f f 130.1.1.1•1•111 • - .1. 11. 11..1 . 1b1 0 ., Mllll4:.t , brlelse• ; • - T,..1 ort•. l'..11,:4.1111P. f:.11 'ti CUI'AIIISL. In chronic or rccvnt • ;II Nit.• is e1t..1.4 in nit areta4e Mg days. Ap •: Aradenty.-64.1 by aH T 140044400 iS. Leg. r:, so rail D, (KO, in Paris. at H. oar. • 7.1•411.111., tn.. ;0.4, in Jamison, at G. • 49, I ayonarket. l ( ii;STlf /N. N(AtTON'I4 CAMOMILE PILLR. A Grntlt Aperio nt and a Powerful Tonir. P 4 1 ,: k tzywirat. In Luttlus Ls. 1,31., Se. gd.. and U& T I NDF.PriAITITING —ell6s. It It r ouirooti ill lit.' L W. 4:0 PIINTILOWI IN;1 I' fowl mrrit, lard rail toil ure Vt , rors note, man Q.zuert le & trimmed loot, 3. 61. I tioctolrp. trahrort: work, 3k. Lorhek' Unmet,. kid. i1ium...41 lire, 1.. IM. loortoro, with work, is. 114. Lath"' Chrriirre. Otti. . • • • . • ter LA DIES at the :. A MOTT and (::,., Ht. Pawl's, , lu:slur £0,C.90 wroth uf nupviiur ;1‘1.14011 111 prlcw. wh,h they have w , the w«ek oks tulP•w... linnllewm. frill,l 'kir/a.. 1/.. I Id. Vett,atto whth muumuu, Is. 11,1. Frille.t Pettwowth, wdh Work, Ils. •Id. T.lllcd Niieltgulrrw, ZI. M. 14whtwowlu, wdh huh wort, ....N..1 . 1‘1. __. . _ - -. . ir4aiiiiice.ll 7 aniell - 144•7.4 c Jr 4 Id. liititYYtena r Night Ortn..s.. lin. Chins./ iv, it.l:t wilk.l4. II nl. rte 04Inmo Night Intr., 74. I Id. retvoreato. with 7 tuoko.ll4. I Id. Morning Wroppent, trim 70. tltl. Pripet for air eeltbrutral I.'•thatml o.n.erin.—Vilicravinve rvpm .rntirg IM &rims for Irsdio.' wear. pool haw. l'llAe. AM rig nail tio.. 61 and fg, eh Paul's. L"LEUANT SPRING SILKS. 1 l'Al-TERNS POST *FREE. Jripo: TIN* Pillta, Cla. M. I Plank dime Sidra, I anima.. Clni td Japanese:, Ile. la !Slack (Ira tirstn. la Ss. ed. CI., toe ,:al.:, urns. I joint a. ir.ACk 4; roe de tonndres, Ails. Yon rag iadiPle Hilts, II la. .1. blank Woo do dues, Ll Ida. ad. 1 Frrea: Mark IS,lka, II jill:L1 a. Itloek Coo do Lyon. 2 Kuno se. Jarquard Japanese, LI lan. ad. Blaakt lime Ruyan. 11 satsuma 1 , .. to I: 1 , ,0..•y P:lkt., 2 21... ON. Track llurc:4•1 Silk:, 2 gutroutt. Itteh PI:. n Mare S. k., fibs Rinek Moire Antigun.. ti lA, ad. Vol.: I. Frktit;., f 2 ;tr. 6d. Wank Morness PIIInt, 1; Ka. 1'•. at Orr Antteure., (2 laa. M. I Plank Jupaneve SUN, LI VR. ad. Ve . i t:l'.•/sg ('ilk., 2 ii1•4:0.211.. Duet Palma. 2 auineu, On:: llnt.dred and !Vey llnTrartntrt nt TV:Wenn rree. The ID ILE ,t Jaa hrt and tkadatne Show !town% in F:3 256,21. ('PAY. A 11101 T a n d Co., at ant t:2. St. Laura. 1 A I'A NESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSF,g. - OP DI.I week Wl' '41411 dhows Large asPortment of tle , ar bravdo! on re talon.. nnaurpaafted in eletanes 111101 good Wen. In ILII 11/it/LI,. gr. /Id. fur I'2 sub. Patterns post fret, CHAS. AMOTT and (U.. 61 and at. Rt. Panne. 37 ACNIIICENT TUSSORE ROBES.- -SPE .. riA;. I.I7HrIIAttIt.—CHAS. A SIOTT and Ito., Ht. Paul's. ail DAY, SW Hieh Ittili.C 4 .lcuttlAuttlely 4 /1111•• it 441 w.th t 01. 44 . 4..inetty 11 ettiaer. in bull and neutral I wit., a 11/1 0,, Ild. sum)* 11nr« wpm mrettot of Awns. I HMI. AMOTI 811,1 C 4 ,.. to and 1.2. Mt. 11•0()4) NEW SPIiLNG DRESSM, from 1!4. fon drno, to 3 irp. It, NI t0.1.n. I , ultooo I 1.,: It, Ilatoit. Otensibut. at. CIIAS AlifYrT uul Cu.. 61 and 32. St. Poore. J A CKETS f4or PROMENADE. _____ 1., —v. 1.1, .101 fo 16 0I The, (Imzit.% h 7. 11., n. 1, I'• : . 1 1. , '.l I ,.. linwit 11.. 1 1 ii,lir.e no 62y5re. 4 gninon,i . sit. ti, 14,41. n.,.. N..% 41:..cs tof E. S.V., .nn. (.110 !IMAM! 411 , a Fifty Dnrrnvium. r.i.t few., i n : I i. c •111 V Ult. Vg.l.:ot. 44 CLIP litg:ler eirr!... IL! Inire,t Jneket and WHO Stwxrix gn• in E'' fund art' a t ( It Al.. AT it:yr and en., 61 :ay . . 65. At. 1 %4 51. P. rimi-fun. •A I .I(IDES. 1,1 N ENS. SH ErriNt3S, .1:V. Ll; 4 . 11 A tr. A Itt T and' 0.. ;rt. trial's. will thin:Li:June £9. 0 00 t the a1...A.. 1.0er:,1 at a pr.,: r..lueinei. for 4.4.4 h. T 11,4 the •t l,•• ;-, n •:1 dr vo-ry th:tt hag I • n.l 4 . r • 4.41:4 4 . 4 114 , 4441,14. 4 4 4 (11 el the n-I,illon in the 2,4.0 ,to rtnt,a el An,. I, a. \Ve onow ra few lota:—two y:t 4 • 4.1 74. CAI 14 rg A. 1 4 4441 h trill b. pold 2.. ll ',I. per d , -r' t.: pier, aof hr,.tl cloth, guital..l ,, 1,,r night4; , •l•l,, on p• a;:y murk , 11 11.1. p, r noveral hlealr p.• -et Ilern eke and India lent-cloth., worth lid.. wal t . ..t is. 47.1. peva., lame lot of all i te• gl - ok4elutlo, on' •eld r.t an• very , I ~.p: la's r :othe at ;at. lid., 4e. I Id., and •worth more than dung.' the ii.oet y I.Geo 1.1. n. of "toot vottoo P . 4 4, ' (1 4 44 . 0r1 4 .4i444.11y 1•. 441. 4 11 4 411 hew 1(11.1 4s. Ild. per p.,ir a Lare lot of cotton sheet-. • ; las ,r, he, a.do, will be 1111. to ti.. .1.1. per pair; I.lle I,ve of !Won *het tv. all titan, will hi' sold at la. 11d. per I-air, worth tu, Nl. ; Iron Irbe^ta, ls*, at I. 9d., lie. 7d ., and Ilia ltd., worth front log taL to ins. ; lIUO dozsn of 1411 4 !lii.gr in cartons nuikre, are marked 7.i. and 7a ad. per 114.4 4 . 4 . 4 (1, a aril, N. til. 4110.1 111. ; .on doom vary ltratty, all linen 101 di, al ratter towels. usually sold at lits. Gd.. will be sold at Ito. lid. pet dozen; 1.000 dozen of good nursery diapers will be sold at yr. 4td. per 12 squares; dozen very heavy, aU 'Men, for hi. ltd., worth !P. : magnificent double damask table cloths, two 3 arils st t uare, 4a. lid. ; Sao lame size, to dine 14 persona, worth lbs., Le sold at lea 9d.; 470 dozen. all Luta,. real Ilambro' damask (ember sapkno, worth se. at for Zs. 11d. per dozen; taill dozen in cilia large sizes. worth 144. Ga.. for 7s. 11d. per dozen ; 1.9 , 0 dozen of &ambito bandkerehisfs, all linen. will be sold at Is. 914.. per doyen: Newel hundred roil heavy 14.1 qieilts at half their omit of prodnetion. Saroplt s birws Ms., en rrempt of stamps. t'llAS. AU OTT and c0.,al mat at Mt. Paltry. London. A LI'ACAS EXTEAORDLNARY. CHAS. AVOW and on.. Pt. Paul's, wlll PELL, ear day, 16,1,00 of wire ALVACAti, In sanous eolunrs. at 81d. per yard. worth Ir. M. There ro.dr at: of due quality, and nearly a yard wide. l'atttrua port Lae.—Cl/AS. exurr add Cu., 61 and ht. I'oni'c, !Arnim, SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. c0.4)1111A7IVI PRINcIPT,TA. 1:r. T. W. ITAPI.EIIaN, vlto cummormeal Loamain on these City to Mo. be,. now 11,.nour to xnnounw his return in m Fent...aux. and to sr - nmyr. at PftlftES on this ,}tutu. t:LaUtt:ll3 1%2, 1554, cool 1115. qualitim that hare Ulna rarely dcentred for paths yak ;never of the lein) at att, tll., 1,..111.t1 VlLTAirca art ille,el2-4.1.1 thsee—years in . tnttls: the two Latter tan be had anther in htuis or by the deans: the lea's are declared in Borcleanz as unequalled during tb.r.'P t . r7 * . . . The fullow mg are • portion of this otoek. and ean be ordered from thot in londrm, or dirset hunt hie milers ahroatL They will be pert on opproral nr return, pianist... 4 of their represented gi.artlhok. The stork Laa soot Westin` neer LI LAM Vintages DM, tottled in legs—and the Ist in leili—oatudet of La Woo, Groan Le Rnoe, Coo' d'Eetournel, the Chateanx Loom, La timogo, lootille, Roman, lettour, Mouton, Margot., and leeltu.. ♦S. . - 11,44 /nearly all bottled last year' anhan L Tinns. Cos d'h.t.i.ururl, Oman La the Clutteau La Grange. Leoville, Li,.or, Bald Brion, 11..nraus, and 'slits. tn.; also all th• 0r1.1.01.. 'rum. dr Car. and Palus. .1147' ! 7 LBettlins, and in ('.mk At. Mailing , . Pt. viorvaie. Ft. Illetepho, Now', Petalled., Grand Poujettn, ph.h t s, ersitux, Loci : lAs Ormeit naten-Yeelter. linden rantrnite, *, Inteur-Oernet GrangeJGoloo-L4Tur, Dahl*, tl.stenna lei one. Retrn. Montan. sad all the dreads VIM. e. h 1 0 ;• 01.41alai nor, ..rtol . . Yu,. Lioto. Luting of otodi in London or Bordoeun, wimples, , T. W. STAPLETON, foi, ItoroviVoiroot., earner et Couthat.otroot, W.—Established A. illy 112 S. TILE 18,000 BOTILIAS of CHAMPAGNE, at M. per doom, being all sold, a farther sontrset for 14W6 bottke of very dry 1644 Braemar Champagne has Just been eon eluded with the Mamma Its Vesuge, of St Foam' 1101al•ii0EL MOM Innen are lull bodied, dry, and m high condirlam Lbws at three dorm sent for 66 le., on approval or retana—Addreet T. W. STA.PLSTON,I46, Itegentatreet, earner of Condulbetreei Bstitb tithed over SO yams. 2,000 MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOTTLBS of INS VIPITASK CWAMPAG NZ This nowinill amt Wins will supplied ma nrporior any war shipped, bovine "'furled nrot loins l'arin Cloom of a T. W. 1ffA7.7.1170N. GOO HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLAIM bn to fiOLD. in bond at ft. ev duty bad at Lit per rat 11 doss;, vintage MI, or by the dorm 1W Inkjii ow or line dirlons.—(ba be issbil 66 T. W. STAPLWOWIL IN. liogentolrert. THE NATURAL SHERRY of XRILP 4 , 3rd and 4th abipm.nts. !la Its. firth $OO Quarter theta of this pure CADIZ SAMMY bare arrived and been sold at Lll 10e. oath, oluty paid. Pug. Septrultrer, 1415. The end and t th thilothat• are now landing. wroposial of WO quarter oaths. Praw, em Arnim 10 rililloll4 each. Samples or tree teatime at T. W. STAYUCTOIIIIII, Ittirratatreth owner of Conduit-divot, W. QTAR GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The seemnd stoprnent of thim waporior„paitt, &Coat*. ooft oat*, XERES SOEI: KT has Putt arrtrod. Per quarter oaak, Lit Oa; or by theta &tuna, 14. per darn.—At T. W. STAPLETON'S. . _ QTTPERB 1860 'VINTAGE PORT.-200 pipes, AY Po Quarter east., or ILVO dozens. The tlard portion of these touch adnotred Porto. ooleeted by Mr. STAPLETON en the Alto room. in 1,0 , 4. and shipped I y fain without the clonal addition of la to r cent of oq•nolooto •iul sereopitra : consequently ant OitarA nett vur. Porto of the 01,1 type, and fit for intractliate use ; ur, If 14ttle.1. with certainty of beaming in two years. Prim per pipe, ra C• 01, eto-ko. TV; or per down, ala. 41.--Addrowo T. W. SIAPLETON. nA. Reyentatooot. (1011LE1' BI'ItOUNDY FILL, FILL IrsE ME Inl.l D774ll.ERATl'll.—Oenalne 711•1:4:1 NIIY. IsEAUJOLAIrt, atol CII.I.IILIS WHOA, duvet in so t h.` ROW ER'S V INEYARD. delivered frees, from ros. M. por gallon. maniples and rrierusmea may be 1,a,1 from molteal and r I lint,.mer..—Ar!dro.a, pr , • rwol letter (Id.; H. MOULIN. at 'llllsIor,LY, FRANI 'IL N.l3.—Lcltnr, nare of Mr. ri.oo. Engineer, 11, Adamotrart, AdAphi, London, &ball be StlEllltY, On. t.„ hoin.Krd dieret to.vn sat and rt.) tr..- troll nrouttorol m•irit or ari•hly, ant C'el• *l.le.ili e.S. 4 1 / I rll. - 1 . 1‘111(...1 . 1.11/1* CNA, tart earrmte paid by the trtr or., t L, !Intl IllA-N and SONS. 4.14 Wert Simla Priv', f i ats 1.1 t.. () 1,1) 141 LT, 24%. iit , r Dozen, imported direct ;thippingl, full totsdieslaknol fruity. • • •i• : 1.1. .th• 0 • g. is • 411.1 nu:rat...se 1.:1.:. e:.• an.; roil -rip—, paid I•) U. ;Intuntent. I.IIY. T; ,o ,4 4‘t • ; .4, I% esy Ntraltd. Prit •• het* ur maniple.' tor ~•„,.., 0184 1 4 ,""INAHAN'S LL WHISKY , JINX I)t'LLIN . . eflnhfitett old 11:1S11 WHISKY kuitivd the DVBLTN 21:P117 —lt in pure. mil• 1. m.llnn. oetesi tttt un•l very sel.i in 14.111 i, 30. td. eto-h. r• houses in th,• nttent in the prin••iiul tort., Etrrlomil: or • st s. i:reat Winamill-ntreet, lenuton. W.--Ohnerre the and "Kinalotit'A LL Whisky.“ lAJJA)W'S I'ATENT CA ' K STAND, a now in, Po /11.,3,i1 . 41.;y e.ntnviKl that a Still butt, at well as en siher n) he re or t'!tt.i on it wit:lont lahour or trent:, Le is se in.. , .41.1.10 that Vie earlimeat of the meat be. t•.A n•• r it Ills y ran be disturbed. Prise en., lii., Ita. A • ..:end le 1R Rrllnn s LP-ACT . ING SYPHON TAP. Nn rent-peg require& Nn mews Sat beer 1.I" 01011, wins. Prire 4.. Gd.: to, : elm.,ionlistml, W. Apply ditont to JAM} 13A It lOW. poh•Mee. 11. Xing William -Lis ot. Mansion !mum. Sin that his n.u.e awl address ore em ,very et tire; all Minus an Fyn:Timm imitations. Engravings gratis. EvtiLli,hed THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indira has now become en important /nature. Stuns the intrnMetinn at AM/1111 T.:, rrly 10 Num %P;+, the EMT DI A 'I (*NI I.IINY h.: e, on arimunt of n. ;mat • nenintiol its isle by every wane. RLe and • xemitite flavour. i Tea Pintiria. then eavine4 to Upper Asmara. have aradually rxf unit teen. other parts of India ate arriving thus MN nil:. Invater verintirs. The company um Row selling has. ll;ifjeallnr. kr.. at from 24.101. to 4s. M. per lh. and (Tam Teas as weal.—Wonehnoses, No. Great St. Helen's. eht.re tied. bmliopegate. fries Lit forwarded on anplie.ation. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION.—Rapid cure Ly Bk:LLOCII CIiARCOAL, in the shame of powders or iocenneo. ilahM &wowed by the handsaw of Medicine of Paris. .fe. 3d .; loseentee. lr . td—s o l e agent , Mr. G. „Tomo. YlnAch OfbediMei, 0 Baroarlict, London. - By 1 - fC;4441 4 . 1 guinea. 1; guinea. ...CI Is 6 ... 2 6 0 16 6 LONDON, W DNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1868. t , llli of 6PENDLNif HONEY.—To wake -■ money a n ur.ivinstl inure, and the art of spending it wisady regain, but little study to wafer it equally trinversal. phee erne that moray oared Is money mode, renessfoontly IS is of the utinoet horortstree that a nun•hemr rbotal.l adopt the moot serantemous outbid of earranling it. These who oast pay reedy mr•hey Auld a int at Lower; Mill &My eardiot obtain the full value shah It naturally commands anima they selret halms In which buriniss u condurial tut ready money principles eaeltarively. The kma somprtition between house. of this order presentee olventorm to the public wideh no other I.)Ateln ran OLPr. The atheist. manyinoney system is to boy w:th, as well as to eel for retolynsmey. Manufarturere and merchants are atimited to bottom on that ermine, and Mormon of to throw. truss the great orsumulatimus and nveroproduetinnie of mesa whirl. must 1r ml.l st a I.*. Thee the buying power of the reutlyincury system Mackie the wombats.° with a large motion of its reeds at Mum pnem than the oust of preductioto and forme the tiret of the three mein elements which conetitute the melting sower of the, nosey money eyrie nt. The &mond element la the tsunami' of t 0... Nu 'amid is given, consequently no ertra moats are requited Ss tower bad debts. The third eleccomi is the emmorny of time. Nu statements are made, eunaequently no wants of time it, argument I u P. the .rice. which a 'waked Upon nub article in plan figurer. ; ertherwim it would require the "MINIM of throe toots Oa number - of assistaute to du Use PIVIIr alniellllt of busenem. Te odd vitro yrotto for the purpose of tairia.: off a dis.mon!, making an abatrintot or an ssPowonse-, is against the ideas of a tooter apse the true ready•money system. During twenty-two ream the above system has Limn rigully earned out.. to the greet sidsinaisge of all partite, by flak DEL littOTHrilti, mar. Mout tailors, Ludrote•hill. - • • 4,ZAIIITPL PItOTITERS' SPRING SIJITS. 1 , - , v.. ennly. Me, .Mn.: the waieLensto 7e. Y„ lie rd., Ito.. 17e.,, IA. ; the trormers, lis., lee., 170. ML, L.M., Ma, Ye o kvery ally le and Moe kept no stork for immediate ram or made to memoirs fattens post frost —tlyeenhoin House, Nu. 60, Lni pdr.Mll. SUIT COMPLETE, 42e. SUIT COMPLETE, SO.. SUIT COMPLETE, —.595. SUIT COMPLETE, 7ISs. SUIT COMPLETE, 818. SUIT COMPLETE, 89s. SIAMITEL ER()TRERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The mats. Pis., taws its tons; thn anisteoats, N. al , W. Iln.. 14*.. 11. ; the trouser, 17s. al , 215.. Every nt) nnd in stock for iMlll4,llust., lune, or maato tnn measure. Patterns potafree.—nytkaduan /louse, N 0.50, Lacteal*. in .3. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. ClUEEketti THEATRE, long-acrd.—Manager, Mr. 'W. H. Livros. T 177 1 1777717. .t 7, MART JOTTP2I. At • ollartet to I THE FIRM' NIGHT. Arhala Tatum Mufard this or.ginal ohs. no Ur', Mr. Alin d Wil(1.11 Paul:ma Dulard, T. Mait. hem ; 741,0 Pothrring47 Mir. Ti. Modem. T• conalude at 10 witl FURL MAY; tIHLICKIN HAMAD, by F. C. Tsarina!, H.. J. L Took. Gosten Ilikuvey, C. Wiipm, W. H. &teyhass, Browsk. Mum 11. Vane.. awl KIM 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Throe A-11 , 0 Rallsts. Promsnarls Wisest. Bond of OIL Been et It Is. open from II to 4. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Helbarn.—The mod OJNIMOLIS azat trilllantlyeleaoratad ball. NO VI tbe beat band in London. OPEN for 00NOILET and DANCING EVERY EVENING. Eaakal Dirastio, Yr. W. Y. Packer. Opeu at loaf-part t Cio"e MIZ Admiesion. to. MUSICAL IiOXES, by Nicole Freres.—lfeesre. !i, I'itOWSE, and Ce., direct inip,tent, offer parheo seeking really Mx, wollannel 11111WPIWISENT14, a issiorcorst et mcro then Stu Loxes. with all the recently introduced improve mode, from lour saMOOO. Th. new berm, with ationninanironnt of !Intro, 110:I, and dnun, alumni to hoard to Dr aptimoiatoid, es the rimers/re effects nprn the ear an exceedingly novel and beau. tita—M, Cheapside THE (4itAND CA.FE and RESTAURANT ROTAT., 6A, ReFent-etreet. still eantinoge tto vbdtni by everybody. 'i he wramiret fatobLahuomt in Loodun. Renownod for Re mi,vortor Malkin". wine/. sod 'Woo.* of tb. linowt brourle. b. VI Luc Euylial, a n d FQI,It,TI 11,111 , Com. forted, wdooo, 'nv• moot raeousat.le prignee. Tell I). NICHOLS, Preprktor. APPIN AND WEBB an. Wan Onetime.. 77 and 7/1, OXFORD-STREET: and 71 and 72, OORN/111.7" LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB' 8 Utateem Mtem(AL.O. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Metro Ppooos .ml . QU IT COMPLETE, 735. SU T COMPLETE, 80s. SUIT COMPLETE, 935. SUIT COMPLETE, Ms. SLIT COMPLETE, 115 r. ILILOTILEIIS' ILIDING The contr. IM.,nis. . • waistcoats, Be. 114 , ML. lie.. 14.., 15..• tross..rs. 17 • hl.. Vs., Ws., Us. XS.. Every ctl sin kept in stock for immeflist• um, or mode to measure. ins is.st Lew. Sjdrollsoi Huuw , Ss, Ludsvt, SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SPIT COMPLETE, SO . SUIT COMPLETE, 86e. QUIT COMPLETE, —97-e—. SUIT COILY.LETE, 1101. IftrEL BROTITERS' BOYS' SUITS. - KJ The jackets, Ss., 10e. fd., 13., 14e., Ik., n.; the ablate's* Ps. Id., Se el., a., SP., M. &1., M. ; the trauma", M. N. , Is, Ss., 11s., 13,. fd., 158. Ira y style sad sae kept in Nook for immediate see, er mad. to 'measure. Pastoral pest tres—Plythodusa Hoke, N, Lutlaate.hilL SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 21.. In • few day., in 2 vole. port Pro, FLIRTS and FLIRTS; or, a Season at Ryde. !Bawd Bentley. New Burlington•treet. ST,TIT COMPLETE, 24a. SUIT COMPLETZ, 30.. StilT COMPLETE, $B.. SUIT COXPLBTB, 4Ss. SAMITIAL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL gAgingNll, Ile., gla, cit., Nvery this aad style in ,sni ter %mediate we Ike Ornamer Ovenuat at 215., fated with alts a weadur ut value ter the swum. Very AO, m uggy guide t. vatiegasa Patterns peg tree. IS, Ludgate NEnBOOK on OBITTIMEIN'S ATTIRE.— lgares Me heads of 37 bebop Portrait. of Brits; oelebrti tee; represent the feahiosallo and ae•i becoming Otani' far an eggs end Georgian. The Beek esatedne the prkeet awl ohms, awl sew rates fa egrfreareare, and re seat poet bee for ein Wan*. dedvireed from a parekaan--11•3117BL 'BROTH:M. Merchant eydialtani Hews, ht, Lndiate-WIL CORDING'S CELRBRA.TED FISHING BOOTS. WarrAnted, ands. mat .ad pIi•AIA CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GI7I2IEA STORM co.LT CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, BAR STRAND and TEMPLE- IVIMBY, TAILOR, -a- no, invicuußcturrszaT. FITTDIG OAR Modeeste Marva. KINO'S, TEE WELIMTOWN (717 T TAILOBP, 40, 001eNtini. Opposit• Floch-liusa. T HREE PIGEONS. DAINTItYk: and CO.. DYERS and DI.RANERS, Berman.by ; 44, Lviomter-Squarti; N, llotuttArtreet. Orosvenor-squani. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- Chints Glazing, Silk and Domaek Dyeing. with every de wription of 11,4:mg. ehurgegl moderately, and brought to meat pen. etimt by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and 117 Ping Cont. panies, 17, Wharf-road, City-mad. and 479. New Oztordetreet. JOHNSON, lIOFFEY, and Co.'s SSfYRNA T. LEY and BLACK LEAD MILLS. Im_portani en 4 Mann. fat tuna. by Ayposutinnttr the neanarable Boad of Ordasaaa. Iryi3Frli. B.iS. JOIINSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA. N FOWLER. as nion.l in her Malatya holy...hold.— Snit] vveryni.cm. in U.,., ed.. lc, 2.a., and ; also 3d. prolult, 1 - 01INSON, ROFFEY, awl Co.'s SILVER SIIITH'S POLISH (non-mercurial , , for oloanhine and polishing siITIT, elestro plate, glass, marble, to JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR IT' 'HE I'OLLSH. Sold everywhere. JOITSSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS runic HMERY and GLASS PAPER. _ . Yuh•nwrl. la.~atuth, &tL COAL—CEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Boot rout,. only. Coati 2ta —la. CornhilL The CLAY CROSS COMPANY surp;r ,11.,41 from tho•irlll.riro: at (lay Croas.—The to V. .l's End. at 21a ten; aonnrlA. Oatrl: an 4. iis.i.y.—OrAptv to f lIIEF OFFICE, 12 BatWOOD•PLACE. I.DCWARE-ItasAD. W. THE RICHIIONDS are now 19s. cash.—Mr. F. ZUHAIAZ, No. It Coal.offido. X Pannrsa SWAdd.. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE acknowledged to the BR.hte..t and moat nomfarb able wrar;tin trues invented. Daft., Star-kings, Kneceapa, to., for raiiicee teme. weal:acre. Ire.: Abdominal Beage, Railway tionve crui. Articcial ITt. Atme . mmi.. Erse. Re.: and deacripCi n of rurpieal appliance manufactured ay ARNOLD mid FORP. U wed S. \V4.I London. N.8.-1,11,1.14i for moinitponietit and prime forwarded. An eV perirneed female to attend on Mica. irIEFOILE CONSULTING a DENTIST, invoct ,frte of rime.. - : Mr. WE BB'n newly-inventor! and unapt :1144 cinv r of 111 , :t1tANWAL conottritet,l on the only i.atenietl intorno , fro nto in esirto nee worthy of notiro.—D, New Wow: 14.--i—te site Mr k:tkell. 9, tiroon , onorntreet hi• bainleso and Inimitable syztem, free by ba•r , t U 1114.0 note teintr. MR. BUM ARD, SURGEON DENTIST, reet.itreet. At Dome from iCtiiii:Wimiltation Fria MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Oliver Mate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Pritont Silver Stool Kniven. JOAN GOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH rasmiltsreutly austrior to any Tooth Pooder. is tea th.. Teeth a pi ardhke whitenese. ptoteots the enamel from decay, aud &start. IA Oaring fructose& to the broth. Pnoe la td. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT Tltt (llolSititON. or newly.invented 11A IR.lilt CNII , the peculiar mechanical construction of whirli accomplishes the two owrations of cleansing and pobalong simultaneously. pa, Upper 'fhanits strcrt, late of If, Threw Kingwourt, Londistrect, London. H ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well - ltiou o ..Or. lb to' only le, had at SY., Cheat Ltuaa2ll,,truct, appoaite the Mitiah Museum (fates. The very hest steel frame Crystalectach as s. l. and 1&s. —T11011AVI HARRIS and sox ('AI the public against persons using Ural' name. Este, blish‘ d 1780. No travellers or agents. Ready that day. the JULY Numbly of TINSLEYB' MAGAZINE. an Illuattated Monthly. Price la Conducted by Lbncoon Yana. " A SIGN OF THE TIMES."— The Sailor Boy to his Lsss. 4 llnstrate.l. Peripatetic Papers illustnited. Bile. Brown in America. Our Fun Dune Letter, to.—tee " FUN" DAY. Price One Penny. Part 9, for June, now ma4l..prie• TIOUSERODD WORDS. Conducted by - cu•ILBII DlC[aae. Chaaf EdMica. 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Allingham, F.R.C.8., of Finbury-,titmre, was appointed one of the honorary sur geons, ni the p !ace of Mr. J. R. Lane, of Berkeley-stroeh Piccadilly, who had resigned. _ _ STA:MAIMS CONIIIISSION.—The Royal Commis sioners appointed to inquire into the standard weights and measures met yesterday at 7. Old Palace-yard. Present, the Astronomer Royal. Lord Colchester, the right honour able Stephen Cave, M.P., the President of the Royal Society, the Master of the Mint, Professor W. Hallow Miller, and Mr. H. W. Chisholm. Mr. H. J. Chaney, the stvritary, attended. A demonstration of a novel character for Lon don, though common enough in Liverpool and the north of Ireland, took place, last night at the Hanover-square Rooms of the members of the London branch of the Loyal Orange Institution of Great Britain, having a threefold object—to celebrate the anniversary of the institution, the anuivensiry of her Majesty's accession to the throne, and in support of the Inch church establishment. The large hill was ner.rlv full, a large mauls: of ladies living pre rent • and the members et the institution were /Irma in full regalia, with purple sad orange sashes and rosettes, and other decorations. The hall was also decorated with flags and Isomers, having appropriate mottoes and de vices, the moot conspicuous being "No Popery." " For God. our Queen. and country," " Church and State. and no surrender," Se. Mr. Edward Harper, grand master. occupied the choir, and on taking his position was &Jilted with teal , of *. Kentish lire." • THE NEW LAW RELATIVE TO Duna.—Yesterday the order of Sir Richard Mayne on dagu took effect, and a difference in the number of wandering dogs in the streets is said to have been perceptible. At:muting to the present law it is not now neceseiry to prove that a dog is in rubid state in order to warrant its destruction ; bat a magistrate is eml owered. on complaint that a dog has NMI' or attempted to bite any person, and if it appears to the magistrate that it ought to he destroyed, to order its destruction by a police-constable. Walker's Half-Guinea Hata equal in appearance and dundality thaws portal', sold at Its. Gd. each at the moat retail lever houses. Walker, hatter, te, Quatardeleurt, Xaryieboaa btlsearca pfrAMPID ld. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PE N'N Y. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (rszooen xs. iwirria's LOYNCTi.) THE GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE AT BREMEN. BREMEN, Joins 23, Arrsaseoff. Further investigation into the disastrous fire of yesterday shows that the warehouses of Oetling and Son, of W. A. Fritae and Co., of James B. Boyer, and of D. H. Wulzen, with five smaller houses near the Sttickpforte and five houses in the Stephani churchyard have been totally destroyed. The insured value of these is a million and a half thalers. In the Dooenthona suburb three farms, Meyer and Kahrweg's timber yards, and 23 mailer dwelling houses have been burnt. Little is insured here except the houses, and the pro perty destroyed is estimated at about 20,000 tinders. A house caught fire in the Langen stream, but the flames were soon extinguished. BERVIA. BELORADE, Jtrws 23. Prince Milan arrived here at 5 o'clock this morn ing. Salvoes of artillery were fired, and a great crowd assembled to welcome hint. Ile was re ceived by the chief civic authorities and members of the town corporations. After visiting the cathedral, his Highness drove through the prin cipalstrectsto the palace. Prince Alexander Karageorgewitch has pub d a declaration expressing his sympathy fur the late Prince Michael of Servia, and denouncing as calumnies the reports that have been circulated nnrecting his complicity in the aafwasination. CHINA. FOOCHOW, MAY 23. The tea market has opened 3 taels higher than la.t year. The total settlements amount to 30,000 Chests. SHANGHAI, MAT 26. The silk crop prorniso; to be of fair extent. Freight and other quotations unchanged. AMERICA. NEW YORK, JUNE 23. . . The Cunard steamship Russia arrived out at 2 p.m., and the Allan stomnship Peruvian and the Allan (Glu.sgow) steritiship St. George also to -day. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange on London, 110. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1131; ditto, 1885, 1111. 10-40 Bonds, 1071. Illinois, 157. Cotton, Middling Upland, 30. Petroleum, standard white, 31i. Flour, extra State, 8.75 dole. Corn, old mixed, 1.11 dol. THE BROBBITBYNEBB FAPERLKEINTS. BOUTp3IND, TOZEDAY. The trials at Shoeburyness to-day were resumed, but instead of against the Plymouth breakwater fort target upon an experimental casemate menu f at the lfillwall Iron Company's works by Mr. Hughes, with the view of testing the re sistance offere d by a given weight of iron plate disposed in various thicknesses and positions. The target was designed by the War-office authentic..., and was manufactured at Millwall, at their order, of wrought iron. It presents more surface than the target operated upon last week, like it, has a granite foundation b a u n t A concrete roof, but no wrought-iron arches. Its upper edge, instead of being curved like the case mate tried last week, was sharp and straight, leaving the concrete roof, which was intended to be bomb-proof, more exposed. Before describing the experiments it will clear the ground to refer to the structure itself. Taking the target from east to west there were five different thicknesses of iron facing, the maximum being 8, the minimum 41 inches. At the back there is a pier of concrete, a portion of the centre plate being supported by hollow stringers. The backing of the shield proper is filled in with concrete. Beginning at the western edge, we have an armour-plate 41 inches thick, backed with about seven inches of concrete and an iron skin of two inches. Next comes the pier, fronted with a 1-inch plate, and with a rear bulk—about eight feet—of concrete. A four inch armour plate succeeds, backed with a channel iron 7 inches deep rivettcsl to a plate 2 inches thick. A foot thickness of concrete supports it behind. Further, there is a hollow space to admit the bolt heeds, and a plating or mantlet finishes it. The next section is fixed with a 6-inch armour plate backed with one of Mr. Hughes's hollow stringers, with the skin, concrete, and manila as before. Another 41-inch plate adjoins, with the same backing us previously described, but with the pier the full thickness of 8 feet. The remaining section is faced with an 8-inch armour plate, with 2-inch skin and full strength of pier. The firing at first was confined to rounds from the 7-int h rifled gun which carries a projectile of 1131 b. and was charged for the range of 200 yards with a 221 b. charge. A shell was first tired. It struck the 8-inch plate with the pier at the back, and created an indentation of 8•45 inches. The shell rebounded from the aperture, and left a clean hole without crack or rupture of any kind. The same missile was next directed at the 41-inch plate, which it struckubout two feet fr om th e b ase . It penetrated 13.; inches, and, breaking off in this us in subsequent firings, remained in the breach. The shell dewed slightly to the right, but the incision was as clear as its predecessor. Another shell of the same calibre was fired, strikinr , the joint of the 6 and 43-inch plates a couple of feet from the bottom, and enter ing about 81 inches. This shot not striking where it wail intended, another shell, as before, was dis charged at the 6-inch plate. It struck about 2 feet from the bottom and 2 feet from the porthole, penetrating 101 inches, and forcing off half a dosen nut heads from the mantlet within. Another shell bulged out the mantlet nearly half an inch, it having gone through the 4-inch plate outside, and penetrated 13i inches; several rivet heads were missing inside. When tried again at the 41- inch plate anothershell penetrated 14 inches, but it struck on the edge of the stringers, and not on the full concrete backing, as was intended. The head of a nut inside, loosened by previous firing, fell off, and a Palliser bolt was started outwards. The 9-inch rifled gun was next tried. It weighs 12 tons, carries a shot of 2501b5., and was fired with a charge of 431bs. The penetration was 13 inches, the shell striking on the 8-inch plate. It was a fair open shot, and like all its predecessors made a clean entrance, without the shadow of a fracture around it. The same projectile was fired at the 44-inch armour plate, making a penetration of 21.3 inches. A rivet at the extreme back was snapped off, and a few other rivets appeared to be loosened. The 9-inch shell was next fired at the 6-inch plate. The pene tration was 18.3 inches, and a bolt was driven into the casemate. Another shell struck the plate about seven inches from the bottom, starting a bolt about 21 inches, penetrating 14.6 inches, but showing no split. The next shell struck nearly close to a previous one, but the 3 1 thickness that divided the two gaps appeared to be as firm as the most compact portion. The penetration was 19.8, and the course of the shell deviated slightly to the left. The corner of the mantlet was thrust inwards by the head of a bolt. A penetration of 22.3 inches was then made by the same projectile fired at the 41-inch plate. It struck half on the concrete. So far the target had been practically unharmed. _ _ The reinaining were 10-inch shells. The first, striking an 8-incli plate, pmetrated 32.1 inch, and started a bolt # inch. The shell firmly imbedded itself near a bolt, from which it was separated by a thickness of less than half an inch. To the sur prise of everybody the splendidly tempered iron remained without a crack. The concrete on the roof was started, where or how was not plainly visible. But for the resistence offered by the pier, which stood in its way, this shell would probably have found its way through. The same missile, still with 601 be. of powder, was fired. It pene trated 4ft. 91 inches, having caught a spot where it had fair play at the thickest part of the concrete pier. The concrete roof, which had been previously loosened, was now rent and forced out of proportion, but no damage yet was visible within the casemate beyond the shaking off of a little paint in the corners, and the rivet heads, to which reference has been made. The next shot hit the target on a 6-inch plate with a large proportion of the pier at its beck. The penetration was now six feet, and the explo sion of the shell within the concrete forced off about ten inches of the iron backing at the pier angle. The mischief still was much less than could have been expected, and extended further only to the loss of a few bolt-heads. The next shell, from the same gun, and on the same conditions, struck a weaker part, and went through, the section being a six-inch plate, with stringer at the back. A large piece of three-inch bolt was hurled backwards on the casemate floor, the brickwork on the ceiling was shivered, a thin deal screen, a yard or two off, was blown into splinters, and there was a general looseness inside in the vicinity of the shot. Strange to say, although the shell went through close to a bolt, the plate retained the clean puncturing it had shown from the first. Had the armour plate been of lead instead of fine rolled iron the holes could not have been freer from surrounding creeks; while in the matter of strength, it of course claimed the admiration of every one. Another shell was discharged with similar effect, and the splinters were showered on the other side to a great distance. Then the big American smooth bore was fired twice, but did no damage beyond penetration. THE FEMALE &WOOL OP ART.—The feu in aid of the funds of this institution will be held in the gardens of the Royal Botanic Society, Regent's-park, to-morrow and the two following days. The school is the coly one devoted exclusiiely to female education in art, and de. serves support from all those interested in the advance ment of art education amongst women. It is the hope of the committee that the result of this Pe may materially assist them in liquidating the debt that hangs so heavily upon the school. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.— TryseAT, JUNE 23.—Admissions by season tickets, 1,466; ditto on payment, 3,127; total visitors, 4,582. hair restored to its original colour by H Xagoetk Bradt sod Ootob. Price Brothel. Ha sad )5o combo, fa., 7. Id., and 166. of an perfumers owl ohoodots. Pamphlets on applfost6oo. 6 6 7h01a510, Novoodook amid loos, 6, Ores* 1166116orousbatmet, W., awl M fail 95, Ottf-6069, tAdvostimmati ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BRIDGWATER.—It is rumoured that the sitting liberal members for Bridgwater will be opposed at the next election blfr. Henry Westropp (who formerly sat for the boroug h, but was unseated on petition), and Sir Alfred Slade, ine conservative interest. . _ LEOMINBTER.—Mr. Arkwriisht, conservative, has issued an address, stating that it is his intention to again solicit the suffrages of this constituency. It is believed that Viscount Mahon, conservative, will also seek re election. BEDFOILD.—Mr. Barnard, who was for some years one of the members for this borough, has declined an of made to him by the liberal party to be put in nomi nation at the next general election, and a meeting will be held in the course of a few days to determine upon • second liberal candidate. FutsßunY.—The two sitting members, Mr. W. M'Cullagh Torrens and Mr. Alderman Luak, will be opposed at the forthcoming general election. Mr. John k'Oregor, so well known as a captain of Scottish volun teers and an intrepid traveller, is likely to take the field ca conservative principles, and already the Mala of the borough are placarded with the name of Mr. Kimber, who is a candidate. Bseivicx.—The Scot nun say! :—" During the last week there has been a rumour in circulation in the town that Mr. B. Hodgson, of Carham-hall, late chair man of the North British Railway Company, will contest this borough at the next election. On Saturday it was also gated that a requisition was in course of signature, asking the above gentleman to come forward. What truth there is in these rumours it is hardly possible to say at present. The tory party h►ve been very quiet of late. Sir D. C. Marjoribanks, Bart., and Mr. Mitchell, of Stow. will contest the borough, and will be triumphantly returned." _ _ TirrEnsint.—lfr. Peter Gill has announced his intention of contesting this county aguinet Mr. C. Moore. BARwsusi..E.—Sir G. Stueley, conservative, and Mr. Thomas Cave, liberal, the sitting members, will offer themselves for re-elecion. EXETEIL—The Western Morning News says it is stated that the rumours with reference to the probable candidature of the Attorney-General (Sir J. Kerslake) for Exeter are eo far correct that the hon. gentleman would stand in the event of there being no contest. He will not, however, oppose Mr. Coleridge. Therefore if two can didates are brought out on either side, Sir John Kerslake will not be among them. Gißmiatriisw.—Mr. William Morris, the present noel member for this borough, has signified his inten tion of retiring at the next general election in conse quence of ill-health. Several names have been men tioned as probable candidates, and it is understood that three or four local gentlemen are prepared to come for ward in the liberal intereet, but nothing definite has yet been decided upon. It is not improbable that the seat will be contested by the conservatives. For the county it is believed the present members will be re-elected. A meeting of the Southampton Town Council will be held to-morrow to oonaider the propriety of voting a congratulatory address to Sir Robert Napier, and the mode of presenting the same should he land at South ampton ; and also to consider if any suitable steps should be taken cm the arrival of the Abyseiniim captives at that port. EARLSMOOD ASYLUM FOR IDIOTS. —The fancy fair and annual summer Me, for the ainuaememt of the inmates, will take place to-morrow. The ammemente on the lawn will include cricket, croquet, aunt Sally; red, white, and blue; punch and jndy, foot ball,; racing and jump ing matches, for prizes; glees by the Redwood Choral Union ; ascent of a fire balloon, negro melodies, &c. MURDER IN DORSETSIIIRE.—Yesterday a young men, a seaman, named George Ivaray, of Poole, was committed by a coroner's jury to take his trial at the next Dorchester Assizes for the wilful murder of Anne Han cock, aged about 16. The fads of the case, as already elicited, are of a somewhat singular character. It ap peared that the girl, who earns a living by going out as a charwoman, was keeping company with the prisoner, and, from the evidence given, there can be no doubt that he was jealous of her. Early on Sunday morning last they were icon together, and a man named Sandy stated that about one o'clock he saw loamy with a young woman, who undoubtedly was the deceased, walking across the Quay. They were then talking roughly to one another, end Ivamy said, "Row is it that you do not hide at home." hhe made no reply, and he said, "I have been watching your manoeuvres. I will have nothing more to do with you. You had better go with that bloke where you have been before." The deceased ran away, and the prisoner followed her and seized her. Sandy tin n bays lie walked away and saw nothing more either of prisoner or the deceased. Previously to this it also appears that the prisoner had a quarrel at his mother's house in the Strand, he apparently having been ehi.t out, and the deceased then went struggle to him and pulled him away, upon which a took place between them. About two o'clock on Sunday morning Mrs , . Cuiue, the wife of a pilot, wee awoke by hearing loud ecreame and a splashing of water. She opened the window and looked out, when she still heard the streams, mingled with what she believed to be the voice of a man. Almost immediately afterwards, aiul whilst partially dressing herself, she again looked out of the window. and saw a man whom she could not identify walking very_ quickly from the direction whence the cries proceeded. Mrs. Caine called repeatedly to him, and she was certain he heard her, but he took no notice, and did not stop for an instzut. An alarm having been given, the body was dragged for and found. There were several minks of violence upon it, and it was the opinion of the medical man that demeacd had been submerged during life. The prisoner on being charged persisted that he was at hrme and asleep at half-past twelve o'clock, a state ment which was quite contradicted by the evidence. The inquiry before the coroner wits opened on Monday and adjoerned till yesdrenlay, when atter hawing the medical and other evidence. the jury returned a verdict of "Wilful nittnler" against the prisoner. He was taken before the magistrates and 'enameled till to-day. The Tea Duty being rellitcod, Horniman's Pure Tea I. eskl 541. per pound chen.pne. This interesting fleet will, when fully known, awe further immense the demead tor these °hobs kale approved teen They are not gold loom, tog gulp in peckage, mimed "Heaskasa i loa." --(Advertisement) j