The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-22 00:00:00

. • 1 „„_,. / C --- , Z5 ;- vie(se-deL ...._ , ---" ,.,..4,...r...,..„... LONDON, MONDAY EVEN I , JUNE 22, 1868. 1 ' LLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. t /91•0,1y 1 747-1, r JUL 1 [STAMPED hi. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PENNY. 1 , v i' it 1. A N ROUTE. j. ..:i• INDIA. CHINA. JAPAN A ". 1 : 61( I v /. from SOUTHAMPTON ea ; • • AR GRIFI4TAI. STEAM NAVIGATION 1 i • • s.d rMtiVe Cargo oud Parcels by PrliE ALT of SPENDING MONEY,--To make -M money is a 111 l evereal desire, and the art of qmeteling it w.sely mutt, s let little study to render it equally ualversal. Phnom 'Leo et re e tint in y saved he money made, consequently it is of the lowest its-Torten., that a perehseer sholaM adopt the most mien:tem flue toe thud of vim-Wing it. Those who eon pay ready me n. y bold a pre ut power; seal they cannot obtain the full value which it naturally commands unless they select houses In which Moises. is conducted on ready money principles, exclusively. The lie en romp Ltion between houses of this 'otter presents Bete Retypes to the milder which no other system c n offer. the exclusive ready money system is to buy with, us well as to sell for ready loney. Manufacturers and merchants am attracted to hoIIICP on that system, and demote of to throe Mum the great accumulations and over-productions of • hich must be Fold at a Inelc Thus the buying power org resdy-money system stake the warehouse with a large portion of Ito goals at lower prime than the rest of production, and forms the trot of the three main elements which constitute the selling rower of the ready-money system. The second element is the N avoidance-of loom o credit is given, eomenimeitty no extra prudes are required to movie lad debts. The third element is the economy of tone. leo abatements are made, conelnuen/ nee west, uf time in ass p.m rat to settle the prim , which u mark upon each article in plain figures ; eithrowise it would require the expense of three time e the number of assistants to do the same amount of business. To add extra ?mete for the purpme of taking of a discount, making an statement or an allowance, is whist the ideas of a trader upon the true ready-money system. During twenty-two years the above melee, hem been rigidly earned_ tnit,A.o_the great advantage of all parties, by SAMUEL BROM=dt , mer chant tailors, gydenharn House, Ludgate-hilt QUEEN'S TIMATRE, Long-acre.—Manager, Mr. W. H. LIITON. TR ill EVENING, .7 une 21,a0d evory evening during week,att MARY JONES. At a quarter to 8, RTILL WATERS RBN DEEP. Nitwit. Alfred lit'fipan, C. Wyndham, W. H. atophenic Mrs. Altrtd Wigan and Miss Nelly Moore. To conclude with, et 10 o'clock (first time), a Meow of extravagance, by P. C. Hartland. Esq., entitled FOWL PLAY; 016, A STORY OF CHIKKIN HAZARD. The new Muscle by Mr. W. H. liontionatry, in which will appear Meraw. J. L Toole, Bandon Murray, C. Wyndham, W. H. Stephen.. L Breath, Mlle E. Porten, Mimi M. Hudson, supported by other popular favourites. Doors open at hattpairt 6; the eurtoin rhos at T. THE REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS .N 1 i i'Al . Tili, ATVS, is , A , RA y , ` Front Southampton .. .44% 1'.11121A. every Saturday. ; . SINGAPORE 1 Prom Southam ;eton, ? .J.r.A:-. (1111`i A, f every fortnight—tbo day 1,,a,r. NA, JAPAN, I of &part-ant being • , t t i A, Satan:lay. ~ ; • - 11:1.11A. )(SLAW tRNE i From ky,uthmn.,,t, I. s., t . fuRGE'S SYiNLY ,' once a month—tbe day of ,i I MD, ke.. An. 1 departure beingSattuday • - • emu., leave Mareeillee every Sunday. , uet iel.•oty do to freight., paarago. and Insurance. 'apply • ( 4 .1111.I . )'•• I Mint ~ 12. 4 ., Leadenhallatroet, Loudon, oe • . over. bouttamotert (THROUGH I.llUTlliell AGENCY.) ARNIVAL OF TROOPS FROM ABYSSINIA. PLYMOUTH, Jura 21. iron troop-ship Crocodile arrived in the Sou this afternoon, from Alexandria on the 7th inst., with the let detachment of the army return ing !km Abyssinia. including the 93rd Regiment, Brigadier-General Collings ; the head-quarters of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, Colonel Tower ; and a largqi(ingmber of officers of the European and Indian troops engaged in the war on leave. The trams bring some of King Theodore's weapons and ottrophies. onel Wilkins, Captain Carter, R.E., Major Bevil, Lieutenant Bevill, of the Bombay Staff Corps, Captain Currie, Captain Watorfield, of the 23rd Punjaub Pioneers, Captain Fellowes, of the Bengal Brigade Staff, lieutenant Chapman, of the Royal Horee• Artillery, Captain Stewart, of the Puntpub Cavalry, and Lieutenant Hartshorn, of the ngal Army, landed here. The Crocodile proceeded on with the rest of the trcps for Portsmouth. Scrapis was to leave Alexandria two days Otos the Crocodile, with the 4th Regiment, for England. THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR. Punctual as is her wont, the Queen left the Castle on Saturday a little before five, and the distant cheering could be heard as the car riages drove down the Long-walk, escorted by the let Life Guards. The royal party came close to the line of spectators, and drove slowly along in front. Where the foot spectators were thickest R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three Bonets. Promenade Consort Baud of If. Been ot I. Is. Box-dike opal% from 11 to 4. !'1,1'l1()1, siltd VALI'ARAISO LINE.—For 1. ; I'AltAl , l)...alling at St. Nazaire. listem L fit. Vincent . . o and Monte Vidno. 'ro nail min p0,..,!1‘..,y on MON PAY. Jul) 13. the l'actlle HWam •. t I Iniwtsy'l: it.nul 111U11 paddle etealu-ship PACIFIC, •. • 7... nor— -powv r. i•'or trrnn t,IIIIIRNIse or frainra apply at Ilarrtnaton-street. Liverpool; an London, . . ; fl Oit t o , Tot. and C.o, 4. Knot India-arenne, Leaden •.. In Iles el., t.. 141,...re. Burns and Maelver. 21, Quai • • . oi., rart., t 4. llorne and Maclver, It. Place de ;,• Nno.n, t.. M r. Ilonry P. Sutton ; and in Lebo°, • N:. L. Pulto, barto awl Cu. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Ilolbons—Tbs most iioss sad Milliantl2-dmorated MU ream and the be Mad in London. OPEN for CONCERT sad DANCING EVERY EVENING. Nodal Dirsobtr, If,. WAIL Packer. Open at balf-past 2: Goss at 12. Admission. la the cheers were hearty, and where the tors were of a class who consider cheering vu lga r , et : de monstrations of hand, hat, and handkerchief pre . . . . THIGRAND CAFE and RESTAURANT OTALL, OIL Regent-street. still continues to be visited by everybody. The grandest mdeblothment in London. Renown.' for its superior cooking. wines and liquors of the tineet brands. Coffee ile Francais.. English end Foreign newrpa s. Com fortable saloons. The most reueonside prima Ten billiards. I). NICHOII3. Proprietor. dominated. The Queen came in what is known as Ascot state, which some people fancy is the pret tiest state of all. The four favourite white ponies and the elegant little open carriage certainly lose nothing in royalty of appearance — because there is an absend of ostentatious parade. The Queen sat in her usual place, with the Princess of Wales by her side, and the opposite seat was occupied by the Princess Alice and Princess Louise. In the next carnage there were Princess Christian, Princess Teck, Princess Beatrice, IV. J. CONLAN. 544 , reterv. Thr will f0110w.41 Ly tln• pitny's Kora arAti train.,hip -I•nnlyon." on V°• lont,mbor ncxt. P.." AIiCEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.- The coots. 21e., Ilk. Ve., 41e., 414., 102. ; the waistcoats, Ts. ay. Po. M.. Ile., ISt., 130. ; the trouaers, Ito., Ik 17.. bid., lka, No., fes. Every ayle awl elle kept in Meek for heintediate me, or mock to meteor. Patterns post frees--Bylinthara House, No. GO, Lid- A LEXANDRE'S GOLD PRIZE MEDAL WARMONIUMS may be teen in all varieties for Haw natural, dratringromn, and cottage, horn to 100 _Fatness, at the City agency, KEITH, PEOWRE. and Co'.. 44 .13aido INIIiAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL NEW YORK. and I'll ILADEtri (I A COMPANY'S MAIL KAM Lao uppoint. d to tail from Liver paol for NEW YORK, :rem Quo. ortus - n the folk,. irur MIAI follow: • 11 . 1 1 (pi , DAM I Motif' for NEIV YoILK, W.xlriesday, June L. ; y Op ROSTON. for NEW YORK. Wodno e dar, .IWI I. , OF NEW YORK, for NEW YORK, via Halifax, Kitur- I. ANYWF.RP. for N ENV YORK, W.lneeday, July S. 4' PARIS. for NEW YORK. Wodureday , July 11. Ito your, IS, 17, and 21 liuineaa. all larins the tame .•i -tlt Saloon —For further particulars apply to Virn. . Wateratmet. Liverpool: or to EIV .03 and MACEY. t. lenelon-I•rnlyo. SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SHERRY, Ow, Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Goldoni, imported dined from larea.deia.Prontere, soft snd &dente. tree trona unnatural spirit or acridity, wad largely oar ranted as a &nitro Wine.—Terma sash, arid paid by the Importers, PETTRIAN sod MONK, 431, Went= Price Ilat• pod fres. SUIT COMPLETE, 50s. ALEXANDRIA, .Ttrigs 20 • Sit Robert Napier, with his staff and Theodore's son under the charge of Captain Speedy, have arrived here. Sir Robert Napier has had an inter view with Cherif Pacha, President of the Council of Rate, and has received a deputation of the EmOish residents to congratulate him upon the snaps of the Abyssinian expedition. Prince Leopold in Highlsa cl costume, the sweet little child of the Princess of Hesse sitting wonderingly between them. Other carriages carried the suites and members of the household. The Prince of Wales, half buried in SUIT COMPLETE, 69!. S'L'IT COMPLETE, 735. OLD PORT, 24e. per Dozen, imported direct from Oporto (Bandeman's shipping), full Wled sad fruity, high'? recommended for invalids reaturintruine and eutritirem wlne:—Terins truth, and earrhurg .d. std the Impretere, PUY TRIAN and SONS, Ni West ILL or maples for warded gratis on applies-Wm his bearskin, rode on the right hand of the Queen's carriage, and young Prince Arthur, for the first time wearing his Royal Engineer's uniform (in which corps he received his commission the day before), on the left. Amongst the brilliant mounted attendants who accompanied the e qui- . I A M to NEW YORK.—GITION and Co. . • -1 , 1 deorpstehinn their trot-elan tun-powered SCREW . I I, 14 IN NE. 4 OTA. Tuor.dny, Stine J 0; • Q 3•4•4 mnown the follaming dnY• 15 guillemot and IN rinnons ; mteernar Ixt.tu'lne at 31..•rchandire at through rat,. from London.— . ,„ • • I Lau to J. M. CUBRIE 7. Rue Scribe; or in London, to . I.lr. and Co., IL Okl Brobd4treet. SUIT COMPLETE, 81a. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 18138. Thu eetrbated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL.—It is me, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold la boet. is. Bd. each, at the retail houses in London; by the agents in the principal towns in England; or wholesale, at 8, Great Windmill-street, Landon, W.—Obeerre the red seal, pink label, and cor k branded "Klnaban's LL Whisky." SLIT COMPLETE, 89s. SAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The coats, 31e., 43., 456. 355, Os., ; the waistcoats. ft. 114., 00. 6d., lie., lis., 145., 115 e .; the trouaera, 17a. 6d., :LW, 24a., NS., SW, ice. - cry style and sire kept in stock for immediate we, or made to measure. Patterns post free.-Bydrahesa House, No. 60, Ludo/Ma dill. ALEXANDRIA, 'ma 21. Tie troop-ship Simoon left yesterday for Rag lan with 25 officers and one company of the Royal Engineers and 27 invalids. These are the last of the troops expected from Abyssinia. gage , there were the Duke of dambridge, Prince Louis of Hesse, Prince Took, and Prince Christian. t TEIZDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite k timer BATAVIER, Captain W. SIIITIT, leaves 1%. I. Illaetwall, every SUNDAY, at 11 a.m returning • eo 17 Tuesday. The screw steamer F tENOORD ; d from WI the Tower 1,1`17 TH Uktf4DAY MORN , - 1 Saloon. El : fore cabin, Ma.; return tiekets, T. For through Rhine fares see monthly time bills.— • IJ:A usuµe apply to I'HILIAPPS, GRAVES, PM fe .• •. • .kgt. Dunigan's-houge, Idol-bute, Great Towerwtreet, •r t Universal Moe, Regentnircua, W. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies has now become an important feature. Since the introduction of Asians Tea, nearly 40 years age, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of Its great strength and enaalaita Savour, promoted Its sale by every means. The Tea Diatricta, then rosined to U Assam, have gradually extended. and Teas from other parts of India are arriving thus offering greater varieties. The company are now galling Cachar, Darjeeling, tr. at from la. Md. to 4e. Id. per le a n China Tess Bi s ho p .Waace, No. 11, Great lit Helen's- Miate. Price ISst forwarded on application. Si AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Juic 20, Evawngo. Thestaffwasvery . numerous; thecommandingofficer, General Hcarlett. The Queen drove round and in spected the troops, front and rear. They were drawn up in two long lime, shouldering arms, and pre senting a straight compact front. After this in spection the royal party came to the saluting flag, and the carriages were posted in the amphitheatre before described. _ The Queen looked well, and I Si= COMPLETE, 593. The Minister of Commerce will gwo a banquet next week in honour of the members of the Tole =Conference. The Minister of Public In ion has confirmed the election of Professor Brea°, a protestant, to be dean of the medical faculty. HUNGARY. SUIT COMPLETE, 738. SUIT COMPLETE, MM. something more—looked genuinely happy. When driving along the line of spectators, and during the remaining portion of the proceedings, her face was radiant with a smile that denoted real comfort I lIENRURG and LONDON in 48 hours, , • euriplernentary mail. Letters to be eiddreesied pee • •.. • unns - alled twin wrier eterinter MARY, I, _COO tone •io ;•••wi r, clearing rah June, and leering • •• a •••• returning from Gothenburg even , eiteruubr I'..r freight or peraege apply to PIIII,LIPPS, GRAVES. • . I • i••• nod Co., Mt. Ilunietan'ehouse, Turreretreet, EC.; or • • I I VS. Rent-cireUN W. SUIT COMPLETE, 935. CIIWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. -By of W=tAppointment to her Majesty and H.B.H. the Prince ha Zves7 bottle is protected by • label having name and trade mark.—Banuf 'Morita—London, Liverpool, Derby, Bristol, Glasgow, and Malvern. PESTH, Juica 21. Prince Napoleon leaves to-morrow for Mezoe- Hegyes, accompanied by Count Andrassy. SUIT COMPLETE, 105 s. SUIT COMPLETE, 11s. OXYGENATED WATER--Eileeping in London during the sewn is not like sleeping In the hash air of the country ; but refreshing end intigorsieng effects rosy be obtained r(l an t of Oxygenated Water, fresh from the LA. it/170V, W I TS-AClti. or through any draggle, in cases containing six I ? EN.—Direct Route to Hanover,Bruns and Central Geraany.—The North Gamma Lloyd's • • •• • 1::ce ertrea eteareer MOVIE. Oaptain J. HEITMAN:2, at, bed THURSDAY. Jane 11. calling at Blaektrall •.r6rmirtimir) at 12 nooa.— lane to Ikencen, SS sad II; • t:rk.is. LS mad 11 10s.— Apply at CHAPLIN L Uaiverad • i.t-eireue. W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRATIS. PHIL. ;, • .d Co., It. Ihinstan's-how, Ors:ea/ask Gnat-Tower , • A2dITEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The oust., 311 t.. 711 a, 454., Va. sts, S. ; the traisteoets. Ss. Ps Id.. I Is. Ik.. 14e. 130.: the treaters, 17s. Id.. 330.. Ste, IW., He Every rtylr and size kept in stoek for inunediets use, or node Mineesure. Patterns post tree. liydanhana House, SO, Ludgate- ITALY. FLORENCE, Juirs 21. the Committee of the Senate him recommended the approval of the grist tax hill without modifica tion, including, therefore, the 24th article, which the taxation of the coupon of the Relates ra r 7tZ li and abroad. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. WEBB MAPPIN AND are Manufacturers. 77 and Is, OXFORD-STREET an d 71 and 77. CORNIIII4 DO. .ETII LONDON or UNIVERSITY COL- Ii s HOSPITAL Goweredreet.—Accidenta and Siamese. 'LATH/NS in aid of the Building Fund. and to meet the •c• • ..f the ecirient year, tern br thankfu ll y received by the sir ),.aril H . bloklamid. Bart., by the Secretary, and W. thedilf Clerk to the Commit t ee at the Heepatel -0,000.—8y direction of Cammittee, IL J. KELLY, It-IC, Secretary. oIN DON and SUBURBAN LAND and _ _ arg e ppio COMPANY musical. ren Y - I,C.titutt 176 _ A, Inle , 11•n:-vreeeivod un DEPOSIT at YOU PER CENT. AFTER r', r.; on .hart nntine. : F. ER CENT. allowed on nuns of £lOO and upwards U • , I.‘ d tor not Um J than on ynar certain. ONATHAN TAYLOR. Renr•tArf• 1 LNUL, bI.'II.IUIT.—ILLICEBLE PRZZIEOLD BUILDING ANI), I IL J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by A l - CTION, at the London Tavern,Olahopagaisuanat, City, ••n• .N I )AY, 'Turman, at 12 for 1, FORTY-MORT LO of very • . ••• VIM/LRCM BriLDING LAND, having valuable front. ••.. • :he Pennevvied and hilmer'send-rusd, elute to the Robin • • T.•yerp. and within bait a gni* qf 00 Anadyr nauw= t... aili and towers are Laing aonumel at IQ* 11.- s ',dull, and the estate is Well adapted for the erection of • h,..1 or vennAetached villas. Ninatenthe of the purchase ,. • • P.) I rquatu •m mortgage or contract ate per cent. inters*, i • pawl In nine years by 001 quarterly ingtalmenk or the • .1.1•• •• um) be paid at any time without notioe.—Plant, ~.Sutliti‘.ris of *ale may be obtained on and after Monday, .1 um- v. at the Lot in Hood Tavern. Prage-road ; of T. W. No. 70. Tr orharehetreet : of Meares I n. • • rt. arehin rte awl cur yore, 0. Riebenagateetreet Within ; tho phol• eal.• ; and of the Auctioneer. - at the Ofileee of the 1; n , lru no! ":turbo Land end Building Company (Limited;. No. l• 1.. horehatrort. i TIJN.I'AII K. near St. John's Church. H%ckney.—Elloble FREE:II(QU btILDING LAND. 1%1 J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by • A I'isTION. at the Auction Mart, Tokenhousw-yard, C. I)A'..lilly 6. at 12 for half-past 12 precisely, 0910.• • , ~1.". FRI-3..1101M 111711-DING LAND. having valuable 1.- Itt.hmore-road. Almack.road, and Powetwcroft-mad, • !-.).1. and being well adapted for the erection of semi ' • trtritee hnt..er. The coml.+ and sewers are all mole, • -ivi• building operations are being carried on. Nino - z purehar, money mar remain on mortgage or contract • et intervot, to be paid in nine yearr by equal quarterly . or the balance may be paid off at any time without I • patients,. and eonditions of male may be obtained •L. r tt edmielny, June )14, of Mr. it. Harbor, I Pnrtland `. r 1 i,. Clupton.road ; of T. W. Rogers. E•Q.. so licitor, 70, I—treo ; ..1 Mermr,. Merrimack tend Lambert. weld. 1,1 iii4inp.6itte-stmet Within; at thn place ' ...• . i,nd of Ow Auctioneer, at the ofttrea of the London and •• ' I .)),),I and Building Company :Limited), le7m Fenahurch. , 11,1 - Ic.N I'ARK. NEW MALDEN. FRE& HOLD BVILDIND LAND. Ur E. J. TAYLOR l 3 instructed to SELL by P of the Ailetinn Mart. Tokenhouse-yard, Cite \I .A July 13. at 12 for half•past 12 precisely. Fifty-aii -• • •1) halide FREE 1101,1) 111:1LDIND LAND, having ...• ogiV to the li.di roml l other noel. la-t teeth King . • • 1,1 , 1 en within live minutes' walk of the Coombe and Tle et•tate hi well adapted for the erec. • . helm. semi-detached villas. Nine-tenth% of se n tur ••• 1. • may remain On Mortgage or comiraci at 5 perin. • -• • • o t net in nine year. by rnoel iniorterly instalment-, or •...e.• may he rail at any time without notice.—Planit votolitiono of vale may be obtained on and after Wed .. .1 !,Iy M. the Railway Tavern, S ew Malden: the 14,7 .•• T..,. rh• Mohleti; of T. W. Rakers, Earl.. oo•lteit.r. 7 vi • • lostreet ; of Moors. If ummoek and Lombert, architects • ore, :A. Ite.hopoirate-street Within ; at the plate of sale; the Aucti ..... f•r. ut the Othees of the London and Suburban Duilding Company (Limited), Nu. 1075, Fenchurch- 31E. REARDEN is instructed to SELL or LET • corNTity and TOWN FSTATEW ILLNBIONS, and 11 , 1 :-LS. Furnished and Unfurnished, retinas in Upper Oros -1...r, Hertford, Curzon, Bolton, Patalton. Charges. Half elov, Hill, Charles, Bruton, Alhentarle, Grafton, and Pr i.e. Streets. Vieregilly, Park-lane, PS. GeomWs-planie, Abert • : 1:06-rave. Beeleston. Berkidev, Bagley. and Hanover Prince pato Terrace and Gardena, klusen's-gate and 'l , r. cr y o. 1 riee of Wales vtorrare. Hyde-park-gate Rutland-gate, The 801t0n.,111. Gloseeetar-pliwie, worvlorr, Saville-rim, Ornevennvirardene. Saton.phser. Nor • IN4vat-hill. Dulwich. rating, Berks. Bedford. Bonet. Hants. K. nt 9,liddleers. Sum,. Yorkshire, Cumberland, Cheshire, Won r, tixford, 1.1.- lkight, Cardigan, and tralway.—Partieulars f • hich, in his Reiristar. with orders to view. may be obtained. rno rn, ou aitplansta al at Lie attire& Nag. 91 and It POnlidlll9. F I'ItNISHED APARTMENTS.-NEW BOND STREET.—Sitting.rom. lwdrono, divening-roote. end beth room. vint., on tiret or floors with or without attend vio.w. apply to liorrn HYDE and HALL. rev Forol•Mn..t. W. Fr ItNISIIED APAIITMEN'TS.—NEW BOND -1.41,nnm. hath• ri.dn, en pint.., on tu-t or ',frond door.; with or without attend an.— vo r, 441 , 4 to Alc,..sri. HYDE and HALL, 31, Now liond..treid. W. 4 4 1AFE PItOF ITA BLE INVESTMENTS. — MAMMAL 10 to 2s per Cent. par Annum on outlay. IM ESTORS, Slf •REHOLDE ES. CAPITALISTS, welting whale information and safe tarantula:its. should read MR RP 24 INVESTMENT CIRCULAR Prem. (ism rills Sharp and Co.. sharedealers, 32. Poultry, London. LC. IgMONEY.—f2O to fBOO ADVANCED itamo- A- diately on furniture. without remoral. e ar e city, or law c. sae. May be repaid by easy instalments . No if declined. T. ieelusive, 11 per rent. ;for VA and over).— pply ally at the ESTAM OFFICES, 2. Sootbanaptoaidoorda . c. Advances on lames. life Polisiea IC. ONEY, in large or small ainounta, and for long nr short prriorbi. with or without life policy, readily nt. tairuhle at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMMAN= (11101/- PAN Y 4PA. Oxfordatreet. Idoweasbary, iEBT'S RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE- I ITED by • Profeesienal Gentlest= of practice and re n*etabiltty. free of charges to the creditor, upon • contraissioa of r relit. on the amount raeovered.—Apply for address. or by letttr k, A. Z., Ne. 366, City-road. E.G. 1t A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, M , • Colemanatret, EC., Nigotiatua Partnerahips, auclita and sejo.t book, or intricate account% odfretn arrangenventa with rn ditor. w Moult publicity, and prlparra amounts for Court of nkmptcy. Malta of Revaruiona, laf, Intorctda and Annuitaw aft. and obtained in oonnection with Lit.) Amanita. --- - • - 1 tIiFORE CONSULTING a DENTIST, inspect of churn Mr. WEBB'S nrwty.irtrentod and unequalhd '; • on.. of M !HAN It !A I, WORK, vonatrunted on the only i.t. •I irnpn.v. rut Ida in exiate•noe worthy of notioe.- - E. New I • ,•.• rt hate 'nth Mr. E.k.41. Groavenor.oto,t. • z pisininn his painless and inunitablo cyst. m. fneu by " n 404. A 11S OLD and tiONfi' 1 BLE TRUSSES acAnowledgml to be the lighted and meet on:Mort al 5 wi treco in vi-nted. Vaatic Stocking., Knee-cups. 6:c., for van. some, friable-a. der.; Abdominal Belt., Haduaf Gomm ii, Art:fa iid Legs, Arnim, Minds, Eyi-c. dm.: and • ti..n of mimi4ltl appliance manufactured by ARNOLD 10.11 soNS 3& ar,rl 38, West Smithfield, London. N IL—liirectioni to mos...cement and pima 'drugged. AA Periesiced task to MINA ea gram SUIT COMPLETE, 69.. SUIT COMPLETE., 80e. SUIT COMPLETE, 86s. SViT COMPLETE, 975. SUIT COMPIZTE, 110 s. AItIIEL BROTH:FM' BOYS' SIJITS. The jaaketa, as., 10a. ed., 12a, 14, lea, kb. ; the waistcoat& lc Id.. Is. id., M., Is., Is. Id.. fe. ; the trowels, se. M., 7a I•., Ile.. fd., 15s. Every style and size kept in Stook for inuosdhste or made to ineasnre. Patterns post trea—eydamham House, Ludgate-hill. SUIT COMPLETB, la. SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. ,lIIT COMPLETE, 24a. SUIT COMPLETE, We. SUIT COMPLETE, 31is. ,t IT COMPLETE, 455. NEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.— LS Fiume (the hub) of 37 being Portraits of bring eelebrl ken) represent the Sul bl. and most becoming Clothing for all ages and °emulous. The Book untains the price of each clam, and n. rules for sell.musure, and is sent poet free for six stamps, from ► pitrehaes.—SAMl:EL BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors, Sydenhain Boum, 50, Ludgate-um KINO' 8, THE Prin-kNo W x C ILL ITY TAILORS, te MERR. Opposite Finch-lane TVIIIEY, TAILOR, FINCIIMACHATR k 0. Erell coaurearrs. 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Qesmorrowx, Jews 21.—The Colon steamer Minnesota, from New York, arrived here at 3.30 a.m. to-day, with 131 passengers, some of whom she landed, and promded for Liverpool imme diately. Quzaxwrowx, Jess 20.—The National Steam/hip Company's steamer Denmark, from Liverpool, arrived here at 9 o'clock this afternoon. She embarked messengers, and proceeded for New York. All well. Qu TTTTT owx, Jraz 21.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer Etna arrived here at 3.90 p.m., yesterday, from Liverpool. Having embarked her mails &ades:tigers, she proceeded foe Halifax at 3.20 p.m. to-day. All wall . OTT.ARD ANERICAN ELAIL.—CICEENSTOWN, JUNE 21.—The Royal Mail steamship Scotia arrived here at 7 a.m. to-day. Having the supplementary mails and passengers, and telegrams, the proceeded for New York at 3.9 D p.m. All well. GIBRALTAR. Jess 21.—The Nyanza arrivedand left peeled to-day (all well), for Southampton, where she ma y be ca -1 on the 80th inst. Noßril LONDON COLLEGIATE SenooL von LADIES.—The eighteen annual distribution of prizes to the pupils of this school took place on Saturday at the Vestry-hall, St. Pancras. Lord Lyttelton took the chair, and was supported by Mrs. Laing, Mies Emily Davies, Dr. Stoner, Assistant-Judge Payne, the Revs. Dr. Wil liams, H. P. Dale, C. Lee, C. Phillip', J. M. Andrews, A. 3. Bess, S. Buss, H. Linden, J. Head, C. Row, and others interested in female education. The report stated that the number of the pupils was over 200. Fourteen of them dresented themselves at the Cambridge local examinations at Christmas last. Twelve passed—seven with honours. Mies S. E.Findon, in addition to a second clan in honours, obtained Lady Goldirmid's prize for Latin and the Dean of Canterbury's prize for Scripture. The girls in these exami nations have the same papers as the boys. Lord Lyttelton, in his introductory address, spoke of the valuable evidence which had been given by the lady principal of this school before the Schools' Inquiry Commission. He believed that such a school as this would be able to supply a want which was much felt, viz., that of properly qualified teachers for middle-clan girls schools. He spoke of the few endowmenta in aid of female education which exist in this country, but trusted, as the subject was now one of the most important topics of the day, the present state of things would soon be remedied. After referring to the satisfactory condition of the school his lordship distri buted the prizes, which included those given by the Countess of /lard/ricks. Dr. Storrar spoke of the excel lent character d the of which he ha..”. an examiner. He proposed a vote of thanks to the &airman, which was seconded by the Rev. Dr. Williams and supported by Judge Payne. THE SIMULTANEOUS RIFLE MATCH BEAwLaN Gam. BRITAIN, Anersakts., AND Carona.—On Saturday last the great rifle match between the volunteers of Great Britain, Australia, and the Dominion of Canada, which was commenced on Whit-Monday last, the let of June, on the simultaneous principle, was brought to a dose, having lasted just eighteen days. Volunteers from all parts of Great Britain took part in it, and on nearly every day since its commencement the rifle ranges in and around the metropolis have been engaged for the purpose of the com petition. The context is known as the "Any Bore Simultaneous Rifle Match," and the present is the third or fourth occasion on which it bas been held. Nearly all the scores of the volunteer in this country have now been sent in, and on the receipt of the others from Australia and Canada the result of the match will be annonenced. TILE NATIONAL VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY ABSOCLA ' sloll.—Tbe standing orders for the volunteer artillery camp at Shoeburyness during the ensuing meeting of tho National Artillery Association, the prize list, and order of tiring, together with the terms of camp accommodation, &c.. were issued on Saturday. Firing will commence ou Tuesday, August 4, and continue till the 7th. The camp will be tiokrn up on Saturday, .ftust 8. THE RACES AND FETES.—L adi es who visit these fashionable resorts are Dust earnestly recommended to make • five um of the cool and n so widely reputed— sainely, Halydor af fra g=s P . r = r td and don• in order to obviate the very winos effects of deft and beat,witb their er n esensats, Ma. fr eaks. wuP l 6o lll .4malbe Mks — Vino meniq ROME. ROME, Jim 20, Ewroro. Yesterday the French and Pontifical officers at (*vita Vecchia gave d dinner in celebration of the Pope's accession. The foreign consuls and the Pontifical delegate were present. General Dumont presided; he proposed the health of Piva IX., that venerable Pontiff, he said, whom the Emperor and France would never abandon. The Papal delegate responded by proposing health and pros perity to the Emperor of the French, the Sovereign of noble and generous France, who by her pro tection of the Pontifical throne rendered a service to religion, order, and true progress. AMERICA. WASHLNGTON, Jusz 20. iteTresident has - vetoed the tall for admitliing Arkansas to representation in Congress. The House of Representatives have passed the bill over the presidential veto by 110 votes against 31. NEW YORK fuss 20. The Inman royal mail steamer City of Paris arrived hero at 6p.m. to-day. All well. According to Messrs. Neill's report, the week's receipts of cotton at all United States ..rts have been 3,500 bales, and since Ist September 2,114, 1 11 bales. Week's exports to Great Britain 2, - 000 bales; since let September, 1,218,000 bales. Week's exports to the continent, 1,000 bales; since Ist September, 442,000 bales. Total exports of the week, 3,000 bales; and since let September, 1,660,000 bales. Stock at all ports, 116,000 bales. The Inman steamship City of Washington arrived out to-day : Closing prices :—Gold, 1103; Sterling exchange on London, 110; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 114; ditto, 1885, 1111; 10-40 ditto, 1061 ; Illinois, 154 f ; Erie, 691. Cotton, Middling Upland, 31. Petroleum, standard white, 311. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 75c. ; corn, old mixed, 114 dohs. Saturday being the thirty-first anniversary of her Majesty's accession to the throne, the bells of the parish churches of St. Bride's, Fleet-street, St. Dunstan a, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, St. Mary Abbott, Kensington, St. John' e, St. Margaret's, Westminster, and of other churches, rang forth merry peals. The household troops paraded, guns fired, the shipping in the river was gaily decorated, and other demonstrations of loyalty took p lac e. Mr. Gladstone, as President of the Statistical Society, has selected from the council the following gen tlemen to be vice-presidents, namely, Colonel Sykes, M.P., Dr. Wm. Farr Mr. James Heywood, M.A., and Professor J. E. Thorold itoters. A meeting o the inhabitants of Liverpool " in favour of the continued connection of the United Church Vt atua land and Ireland with the State," was held on y afternoon. The meeting was very crowded, and Mr. Hordall, M.P., Mr. Turner, M.P., and Mr. Graves, M.P., with the other prominent members of the party, were, on appearing upon the platform, received with vociferous cheers. Resolutions favourable to the object for which the meeting was called were adopted. THE CITY OF LONDON VOLImNITEEB.—On Satur day next his Ito al Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal • -in-Chief, will hold a review in Hyde-park of the City o London Rifle Volunteer Bri gade, of which his royal, highness is honorary colonel. The review was originally fixed for Saturday l ast; but, in co/mega/WA of the grand review at Windsor by her Ma jesty, was unavoidably postponed. The City Volunteers on Saturday next will assemble at the Duke of York's Column, St. James's-park, at 4 o'clock, "in full dress, without gaiters, capes, hammocks, or kneecaps. Officers in tunics, black gloves, hair properly cut. Arms and ac coutrements must be in thorough order." Sam:rine LEcrums TO WORKING MEN.—Dr. Edwin Lankester, F.R.S., lectured on Friday on "The Utilisation of Vesta," at the London Mechanics' Insti tute, Southampton-buildings, in connection with the Workmen's Technical Education Committees of the Working Men's Club and Institute Union. Mr. Ellis A. Davidson presided. The audience was numerous, atten tive, and enthusiastic, and the lecture told effectively. The second course will conclude on Tuesday next with a lecture by Mr. Davidson en "Mechanical Drawing." Illionffiar Prerullis AND DPAWlNGS.—Acollection of modern pictures and drawings, formed by a gentleman, removed from his residence in the country, was of on Saturday last, at the rooms of Messrs. Christie, Manson, and Woods, in King-street, St. James's. The whole realised 11,3861. CABTALTIES AT TILE REVIEW. — At 9 o'clock on Saturday evening, es the volunteers were returning from the Great Park, Mr. John Dunn, oil and colour merchant, Cannon-street, London, fell from the ranks of the City of London Rifle Brigade, just after his company had entered Park-street from the Long Walk, and expired in a few minutes. The cause of his death was doubtless apo plexy, Mr. Dunn being a gentleman of full habit and advanced in years. The body was first removed to the house of Mr. Provest, and promptly attended by the surgeon of the corps, who pronounced his death to be instantaneous ; the body was consequently afterwards removed to the Windsor police station to await an inquest. A Mr. Peed, of the 21st Kent Volunteers, was taken to the Windsor Royal Infirmary, b rought from the Great Park in an ambulance waggon, having received • severe injury in the bock. He received prompt atten tion from the house surgeon, Mr. Buckle; and although he is obliged to beyropped up by pillows, being unable to lie down, his ca:e u not considered to be dangerous. Walker's Half-Guinea Hats equal in appearance sad donstelfty those generally sold at 14a ed. each at the usual retail bourns. Walker, hatter, til, Creufunt-Mreet. Kaniabona.— [Advertisement.] 1 Grey hair restored to its original colour by I Hearing's Magnetic Brush and aceib Price: Brushes, lea and • ilia ; combs, is., 'la dd., end Lou; of ell perfumers and chemists. Pamphlets se application. Wholesale, U. Kovenden and gam, ! 5, mast yartberete‘hitinggs W, awl N and 11 6, Ottrems, KG and pleasure. Sitting so long in a prominent pontien,there were ample opportunities, of course, for the curious to satisfy their curiosity as to the pivotal and actions of the royal family ; and such opportunities are never cast away. Unnumbered eyes on Saturday were centered upon the carriage in which the Queen sat, and since seeing is believing, there was no difficulty in believing that the per sonal attachment felt by her subjects towards the Queen is grounded upon that true divinity which better than anything else can hedge about a sovereign—the divinity of home affections and home influences. To see the Queen and the Princess of Wales laughing together when anything moved their mirth, in hearty abandonment, instead of the regulation simper which society prescribes; to see the young Highlander, Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, pointing out men and things to their sister's tiny child; to see the Queen, when a man was borne out of the ranks faint from the heat, stand up with motherly concern, turn her back upon the review, and not be content until informed it was not a serious accident ; to see Queen, Prince, and Princesses in turn bringing a blush into Prince Arthur's face by probable re ferences to his new plumes, were little incidents that came unsought before many on Saturday, indicating the substratum of personal esteem and admiration upon which English loyalty is built. .At half-rat five the troops began to march hast, and it took them more than an hour sad a alf to do so. The field was divided into four divisions, the commanders being General Hamilton, General Lord G. Paget, General Murray, and General Carey. The ground was kept by the Ist Life Guards and some Lancers, and the guard of honour were the Ist battalion of the Coldstream Guards. The official programme was of signal service, as hereto fore, in misleading those foolish enough to trust in it ; hence a description of regiments which were not recognised is impossible. On the whole, the marching was bad, and not to compare in any particular with the march past at Portsmouth, where the best corps were not represented. A few regiments were cheered, but not solely for marching, although in justice some of them deserved it. The Robin Hoods, from a combination of circumstances, always ob tain a running fire of applause; they march ad mirably, they dress in dark green, they are pre ceded by a body of pioneers more absurd than most others (which is saying much), and they represent by their historical assumption a spirit of defiance and lawlessness that is very taking to unregenerate human nature. The London Scottish, the Queen's Westminster, the London Rifles, the Eton corps, and one or two others, were recog nised and cheered. The usual order of position was observed. The cavalry came first, headed by the Duke of Manchester's sturdy yeomen the Royal Bucks Yeomanry, caparisoned and attired like the Lancers, the Honourable Artillery's Light Horse, the Ist Oxford Light Horse, and the lst H ants Light Horse, com pleting the mounted troops. After them came the volunteer field batteries. and next the four divi sions of infantry. The Prince of Wales rode at the head of his regiment—the Hon. Artillery Com pany—which has the proud distinction of carrying colours and fixed bayonets. Prince Tock rode at the head of the Ist Surrey Artillery, of which he is hon. colonel ; and the Commander-in-Chief, leaving for the time her Majesty's_ carriage, came by with the London Rifles. The artillery were very well represented. All the corps that gave in their names could not have been present in time to march past; andif unreliableprogrammeswerenotthe rule instead of the exception, this delay from deficient railway transit mrgnt be held to explain a depar ture from the official field returns. The evolutions after the march past were apparently directed with the view of enab lin g the men to fire away the few rounds of cartridges served out in the morning. There were plenty . of smoke " hugging" the ground, some imposing reports from the artillery guns and rifle shots, to be both seen and heard amongst the trees ; there were also the well known break-neck gallops on the part of the gentlemen who deliver imaginary despatches the nobody, and there was no proof that the lungs of the volunteer officers have been dam by previous vocal efforts in the field. To thepublic behind the chains the evolutions meant little more than this, enlivened by the accident of a handful of deer appearing in the open space, trembling with frighl, and huddling together closer and closer at every fresh volley. Whether there was any other enemy represented could not be made out, and was not stated. The cavalry rushed across the course once in pursuing practice, and when they had passed, and the spectators were told, in answer to inquiries, that no horse had run away, and no trooper's ear been accidentally lopped off, they were rather surprised at the tameness of the result. AB the evening advanced the firing became more rapid, and the smoke proportionately . dense, until it ceased, leaving the prevailing . impression that Britannia wax by this time (it being 8 o'dook) in a fair way of ruling the waves. The corps were massed together at the upper end of the ground, and the Queen and party drove by them on their way to the Castle. Regimental restrictions were now removed, and for the first time during the day there was cheering worthy of the name. A dense volume of humble greeted the Cinema as she rode homewards, and the enthusiasm of the men could hardly be kept within bounds. They hurrahed louder than ever when they saw that the Queen was visibly affected at the earnest demonstration, and waved their cap crowned bayonets as vigorously as if they had just turned out, instead of being on duty for twelve hours. This was a fitting finish to $ pleasant review, and was the great incident of the day. The Volunteers 'next sought refreshment. Some of them found it no doubt, for there were corps that had established a good culinary department on the ground, and had cooked meat and vege tables there and then. Others were quartered on tent-purveyors, and we pity the men who were left to their tender mercies. Men on vo lunteering expeditions ought not, probably, to be above farmg hard and it may be the fare SWOP of them met with was a bit of training pur posely introduced by the officers. But in. the absence of definite information upon the point, we may perhaps be allowed to say that we left the survey of some tents wondering how beef could bare been so villanously cooked and blackened, how bread could get so dry and dirty, and how beer could become so supremely muddy. There were plenty of victuals, but they were not fit to eat. Other volunteers were more fortunate. Colonel Richardson-Gardner, of the Tower Ham lets Rifles, took his 400 men under the shade of clump of trees and gave them meat and drink and tobacco as soon as the review was over. They bivouacked on the ground, and were surrounded by great crowds, who admired the jollity , of camp life. The railway arrangements were not perfect, and the most that can be said is that the corps were brought home without any imeident, PO far as we can learn. The South Western Company could hardly be expected to acquit itself so well as in connexion with the Portsmquth review, and the trains were very late. Some of the metropolitan volunteers could not have reached home in time for church. As for the country corps, the Robin Hoods were disturbing the still ness of the Great Northern station last evening, and we saw one of them charging down Penton ville-road at the top of his speed, waving his rifle to get the train stopped, and in blissful igno rance that his comrades were at that moment dashing along somewhere near Hornsey-wood station. No doubt other country volunteers were absent from home last night. Eight railway stations were engaged in the work of transport, and 7,000 men were taken from Waterloo-station alone. The provincial corps at the review included volunteers from Bucks, Hants, Bent, Norfolk, Devon, Gloucester, Hereford, Barks, Somerset,Lan cashire, Notts, Willa, Cinque Ports, and Oxford. The inhabitants of Windsor nobly exerted them selves to prove equal to the occasion, and did so. The streets were necessarily crowded, but the troops were got through without great confusion. For once, certainly, Windsor Park was not cleared at sun-down. At Datchet station there wax much unseemly contention in loading the trains for the homewardourney, and the blame should be equally divid ed between the railway officials and the Volunteers. The attendance of Volunteers was a magnificent feature of the day, but the civilians from London were fewer than had been expected. The country districts, however, sent large contingents of sight-seers. The Household enclosures were occupied by the most distinguished families in the Court circle and aristocracy. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. CrifliWerAwri.—The liberals of West Cumber land, with Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bark, and Mr. Ainewmth, of the Flesh, at their head, held a meeting last week, at which they formed a registration committee " with a view to the consolidation of the liberal 'Arty in the division." In East Cumberland there has not been any movement on either side. Be. Carlisle, Mr. Edmund Potter will again offer himself ere a candidate ,• and Mr. Hodgemes friends announced a couple of months ago that he would agate come forward on behalf of the conservative party. There will be a contest for the seat, the second liberal candidate being in all probability Sir Wilfrid Lawson, who formerly sat for the city. WEDNESBURY —Mr. Walter Robinson, of the Gospel Oak Ironworks, has issued his address announcing his intention to become a candidate for this new parlia mentary borough in the liberal interest. BRIGHTON.—Itia announoed that Mr. W. Coning ham, former member for the borough, intends again to come forward as a candidate at the general election. NORFOLK.—The liberal party hold a oonsultative meeting at Norwich on Saturday, for the purpose of making arrangements for contesting the three divisions of Norfolk. A committee was appointed to report to a future meeting. NORTITANPTONSIIIRE (NORTH).—Tho liberals of this division will make a great effort to return at least ono candidate at the dissolution. BIRMINGHAM.—A meeting of the general execu tive committee in the liberal interest, and representing all the wards, will be held in the first week in July, to select the three candidates for the ensuing election. STOKE-os-TRENT:Thesittingmembers, Messrs. Grenfell and Melly, will probably be opposed by Mr. C. M. Campbell, the defeated conservative candidate at the last election. A second conservative is spoken of. DI'DLEY.—Mr. Sheridan is to be opposed by Mr. F. Smith, the principal agent of the Earl of Dudley. TAIINTON.—Lord William Hay (liberal) has determined to retire, and Mr. Serjeant Cox (conservative) intends to come forward. Mr. Barclay (liberal) will dead again, but a second liberal has not yet been chosen. BEWDLEY.—Mr. Hemming, of Spring Grove, will come forward as a liberal. The names of mom than one conservative candidate are mentioned. LIVERPOOL.—The Right Hon. W. N. Massey and Mr. William Rathbone have accepted the unanimous invitation of the Council of the Liverpool Liberal Amocia bon to become candidates for the representation of that borough, and they will address a meeting of the electors this week. LEICESTER.—In this borough it is not expected that any opposition will be offered by the conservatives to the re-election of the present members--Messrs. Taylor and Harris. STAFFORD.—The report that Captain Salt in tended offering himself as a candidate is denied. Both the present members—Colonel Maier (conservative) and Mr. Bass (liberal)—will, in all probability, retain their seats. LEEDS.—The committees of the moderate and of the extreme liberal parties have agreed to support Mr. Edward Baines and Mr. Alderman Carter. The selection is to be ratified by a public meeting of liberal electors in July. The conservatives have not yet announced their Pr°4= e. ocm.—At a public meeting Mr. Moncreiff, M.P., and Provost Grieve. were nominated as candidates for the reprerentation of the burgh. On a show of hands being taken, there was a large majority for the former. IREEAND.—There is yet but little sign of activity among the constituencies. The places in which arrange ments for an approaching struggle are being openly made are comparatively few, but there can be little doubt that the electoral contest will be tierce and general. NEWPORT (MorritotTrnsttritE).—lt has been de termined by the liberals to oppose the re-election of Mr. Crawabay Halley, who has represented the borough for sixteen years. The ballot will not be made a vital question with the liberal party, but the " platform " uppoon which they will take their stand will be—the disestablishment of the Irish church, abolition of church rates, the opening of the universities, and reduction of taxation. NORTH LARARKSHIRE.—It is now understood that the conservative party have arranged to start Major Hosier as a candidate for North Lanarkshire. Major Hamilton, of Dalzell, who is expected to be the candidate in the liberal interest for the same division, will probably issue his address in the course of a few day& Sonnt LANARE.-Bir Edward Colebrooke no doubt shortly issue his address to the electors of the southern division, with which he is more immediately con nected. Prom the peat popularity of Sir Edward, it is anticipated that be will be returned without opposition. HADDINOTON.—A large ly attended meeting of the electors of the county o Haddington, and of those to be enfranchised, has been held i Corn Haddington. Mr. George Hope of Fen n the tonbarns j Ei nc ell .ZM Mat a requisition should be sent to Lord William yto stand for the county, and the motion was unanimously canied. It was agreed to appoint a large working com mittee. 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