The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-24 00:00:00

• /# NEWSPAPER (3•!, lig,„ ° .'ql .IT7lkit, .1-... 4.trit.r,-• ..u., ~~~_ -;- 'MP .113 v, ~' i -- Z--e.ow,-_, Na 4,951.1 ,MESSRS. MONEY WIG RAM and SONS' (co 225 t! A OTRALIA.—Ies II-7 =BOUS Lc AI, gn at of L iff aa A B 4 l , 1." the Docks as MONDAY, July 21, calling et Plymouth), the favourite dipper ship NORFOLK, 1,000 tons, J. g. ATWOOD, Commander, lying In the but India Dock. Her isocommodee glom for all dune of yamengers are unsurpamed, sad ahe will surgeon.—}nor o rryl freight or passage ayyty to u.Lit a Z, I = c l e rt and MORGAN. with Messrs. MONEY WIt,BAll and 30N 9 , 156, Leadenhollutreet —P by ibb use of packets are conveyed from Paddington Ply firstoWe for second class fares, and second-dam far thin elms fame. ClL!'urrA, calling at MADRAS.—(The JIII7, e ngoet, sad September steamers, calling at Madras to lama sad embark pemengers etly.)—The well-known clipper a rAT steam-4111P 11AMITIUS, 2,133 tome,llollboree-power, J. El Commander, now Imams; fm the rations (Landon) pendia. will leave on the nth Jaly, anbaddles paseatiors at and leaving Grattesed as the lath July. Ms ably, bunt et =LW Obi la trade, Me ratted. Ms MOSlOllllodatlon fee poomput. awl will atm an ex primmest amok sad a ttintitest. TY swift .111 lo 'outlawed Wen 111•6118wIng astoilles many Mira Tomb YO to Ompny MIL ISerityobwer.l Das at sal caleatts — Jason Golden noon Qum. at Os bulb 1 Lams . UR ;le LYS M ;NI ;115 W er :IL IB. Ifersokisr IL ModWm Jan. February 11. Mardi Ws keighttotraisr _to 121INDLAY sad Co, ii‘ Pr lreerat== . 4 tho Weirs, ALFRED BRITT sad Co, 150, Leed LC. : or at the Offer of Qs Causgew, 9, Min London. E.C., when also rotator as tor appolat, Davits is la this aura should he ors. NICHAZD DREW, deastary. But India sad !oars Shirrs Crier ilialledl, % ltrelsalaae; IC. GREAT EASTERN foe NEW YORK. The GraA lastorn, WALTZ' PATON, Caraader, al be DESPATCHND tram LIVIRPOOL, Wag M QuaNaarra, a soda TIIIISDAY, July 1. SATURDAY, Angut 16. MIDNZSDAY, October I. ITZSDAY, November IL For freight or Pallov apply to C. S. Dime, I=r Liverpool Seymour, rmosok, and Creel ComtPollY (Limited).ollod). 66. ft Co naeseMeM, Landon. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, 117111 DAY. ror I.—Cabt pmege, 120 to XII, weettleg to aeometattelsilee. m bomb( the *Ras prMlteges In the Woos. GBEAT for NEW YORK. I TIMMS at • TAPIAND-A-HALT. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. latarandlaie pomp, /1.10 10s. ; siwries, Mulled °onkel& GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. aosaidcaus oxbows ea board. No lowa or paanosark GREAT EASTERN far NEW TORR. Tor freight or pumas, apply to C. 2 DIXON. 9, Rom tord-place, Iltwpod; tItYIIOOI, PLACOCK, uad Oa, 112 Peochurch-etreet, London. LC. ; or to the (hest Nap Company (Limited:, 90, Cannon.street, London, LC. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA POZ ASS les. N vzigttyiiirsii - TeriediffiraTlON to NEW YORK Moot —Tbs LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PRILADELPILLitITIMUIRIP OCINPANT Mood dimestob lag task tall.powated boa dorm Elsassoldps, cantos st are lova to gillbark smorsagsts sad ittas. as WYEICLy PROM FOR NEYORK. ',NOARO% Wednesday, Ise CITY OF MIW YORK, Wednesday, July 2. CITY OP WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July 9. And every anoseedtag Wednesday. Gibbs prow 17, and 21 guineas. nreerdlng to the eseein modation. Reward 8 mdneee, Inaluding all proviakee cooked. Famensere for Canada, the United Slates, and BM& Columbia, booked Wens* en miry advantageous terma—For further particulars amp to WILLIAM WILMS M. Water-eneet, Liverpool; or to EVIII and YACHT. 11, ils;g Williamotreet. CUT. MIL ARTHUR NAPOLEON has the honour to IMBOO/0111 that hie GLAND MORNING CONCERT wM tate plane en THURSDAY next, the Seth Wet, at the Qtaters Oameett-reame, Hanoverinuase. on which occasion be will hi ambled by Ye meet dintingutshed and anthem luta& 1 OTTIEDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA &Ie VIZI leaves the British and Foreign Stew-whist, wep wag, wiry SUNDAY. u U am. Yarns a to., LI Hie., sad 17n ed. 1b ITENOORD, Prom off the Tower, every TRIM DAT MOILNING early. Fere ft.—Apply to caArurra Val venal ee, Itegents-eircue, W. :or te PHILUPPS, GEMS, mod PEILLLPPII, 11, Zood-lone, LC. STEAM to BRICHEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, sad Central Germany. WIRY WEDNESDAY aad Str e ll rkal irlDh , by the North Dermot Lloyd's spleadld .teasers ADLIUL MOWN, or SCHWALM from liorselydown. at II a.m., collie. at Blackwell Pier to receive passengers at boon. These ream& or. fitted with a spacious mason on dook, sod bare saparka aocoesmodation for newsier& Fares to Bremen: El and El; titans tickets, LS sod El 10e. Sea pae an% 10 boars only. Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Mice, Mt -circus, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAYZEL and Mi ll, Hood-lona EC. L AW LINE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 111114411081, London. Established WM. lavelled Awls of this Society exceed Five Millions Ster ling: tY asnmal beam is Four Hundred and Ninety-live Thou sand Founds. rp to the Slst December. 1561, the Society had paid In.elaims Imo° death— Sams Assured Bonus thereon FA,329,878 1,116.5)8 Ter ,444,6T6 The profits are divided og eve ry fifth year 1.4 participating pollens e ff ected during the present year will, 11 In force beyoed Slat December,lB34, share in the profits to be divided up to that date. At the divisions of profits hitherto made, reversionary bonuses exceeding Three and a Half Millions have been added to the several poi Idea Proapectoses, forms of proposal, and statements of accounts, may be had on application to the actuary, at the °Mee, Fleet street, London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOW MS, February. 1866. Actuary. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Established 1508 on the principle of Mutual Insurance. This Society affords national advantages to the intending assurer. The rotes of premium am 10 per cent. leas than those of moat ether °feces, and the whole of the pronto belong to the assured. Insurances may be effected by applying at the office any morn ing after 10 o'clock. and subsequently seeing the medical exa miner at his private house. and without farther formality. PRESENT POSITION OF THE SOCIETY. Sums assured 45.170,466 Capital In hand £2,087,806 Annual income £274,4111 ES.llt,bl2 have been paid to the representatives of deceased Meetben daring the last ten Jean. For Prospectuses apply at Me Society's office, Crescent, New Mdgestreet o IC., and Surrey-street. Norwich. COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Ifighbory and Klngsland Coal Depets. No travellen or wets employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer price for Melton, flamelL and lambton WaMend, the best house oral, di rect from the aollisebe by senw steamers, la 21s. too (do not pay more nadir any pretest) ; H s9a ; 17a ; ftst small, Us. Inland, by railway : MkOoma Nit clam. 20a. ; nomad class, 19e. ; Clay Cron, Ifs. sad 18a. ; Benesley, 17s. ; Hartley, les. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lou don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief °Mem. North Lou don Nalleray Station, Hlabbury, Minato% or litegalamL USED by almost every Family, by all Outfitters, Hotel-keepers, tee. PLIDIArfIifT MARKING INK (the original) receives no preps/atlas, and is by far the boa for writing on Listen, Silk, kc. It arlords an indisputable mama of identity for towels, shirts, table cloths, sod every variety of swearing apparel. To be obtained of most druggists, medicine vendors, stationers, &c., In the United Kingdom; and at al, Long lane, West fitaithneld, City, without which address on each label the Ink is not genuine. Prim la per bottle. TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dresaing Owe desretch boxes. Warble' writing awe Jewel are. welling desk; Parisian prodneticain library sees in medieval, and bailee eases of One maim eckwees, roam, table Wen. the am& radar sleep and peate:—At Meows. MICRI and BAZIS'a, a. IdwidenhaM4zeet, Sydenbani. 112. Reeteut-street, and Crytal Palace SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and BON, will most certain rf preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebble', 15s: steel, with erSs to lOs. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Eye-Maresertvariety, got variety, at equally low prices. Harries Prospect Glass, 12a td.post free. THOS. BARRIS and BON, Optichuis to the loyal fondly, opposite the British Mose= Gates, London. listablished 17P). Cautios.—No travellers employed. rLADIEI3.—ROWIANDEV KALYDOR, an Orindid botanical Prepeastion for Improving and Beanti fYinzthe Complexion and Ms. The radiant bloom tt Imparts to . cheek, and the softness and debesoy which It Mason at the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing irritation and mooring all redness. tan, pimples, spots, freckles, disoolors• eons, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indlapeasalfie to erery toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or Mem solar heat. Price Si. Id. and he. fcl per bottle —Sold at, 20, flattonimrden and by chemists and perfumer. Ask for "Rowlands* lalydor," and beware of spurious and perulciona articles order she same of •• Kalydor." Tim COWS Or COMIIIBBIONAIRBB.--Yostordoy evening the enclosure is St. James'npark, awe liwas prams, was set avert for the band of the corps et Mambos by permission of his Royal Bighorn the Dube of Oarniwidge, and with the eopeurrenee of the Bight Hoc. William Cowper, the Chief Commissiomefer Puha Works. The band et the corps, now completing et 35 men, all of whom hays completed their time in her Majesty's naval or Military services arrived on the ground at half-past omen o'clock, sad inintedietely after commenced playiog. Be *PIM an4lloo were admitted into the enelcoure and irandehed chairs for • fee of 2d. each. In the A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. nei g amip . " l" o y Pe w r ill iwwasciw be eowthentuiti wi th wlmaisat every 811111. & Dr. SCOTrft 81L10179 and LITER , Paid Dreftentd With- le g she mower moods, and the sum set cuss Mercurial Ingredient, tram the of Dr. hestit, wet to all who eager bon holer mil Mese wow a i r ' Bll . l will he lamely lnasamd. Allthe *an Induration.triad. name, Oddities, dhows. of a s wee, while* parlanned, and the performers were loudly de• For habitual motivator, sea fatally veriest medietort, applauded. Home of the Owns wire enthusiastically en th:ta, a Partner of the blood, they are truly eacollest - mild la owed. At a quarter before nine the National Anthem was " er atioo and MUM to the stomach they eanda uppMys, payed, and the Conmaioniessites retired mid* hearty r int ,a Nr e i ngemk. '. weber'! " 411"dwit the wi" .tuna " eheers. Much rake it due to 13. Keogh, Yoder c 4 the tonws. lie and " ' ad. Be to at for Dr — bawd, and T. A. Smock, Bandmaster of th e wipe, for the , =uletyg am Um' PIMA. The genuine area equate p e en F a d in g ., I moaner in which the proceedings el the evening were con 'l" " W Wilms Lealiest," mirrored on the steam. ducted. OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL. Royal Lettere Patent.)—This all, hnpregnated with einnv the active and life-giving principle In oxygen), 11 tint bean% approach to *specific for coasiunption and workmen yet ditcovered . many bme mei lave been effectually aural ti It. In incipient canes it la an latabibb remedy. Sea " Lamest. Sold b) all chemists. la bottles, b. b., 4. taL, and 96. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of ENGLAND, MM. GREAT AGRICULTURAL 811012 of HORSES, CATTLE, SIMI% PIOB sis 4 MACHINERY, to Batterota•park, London, Jam II to 18 17 2. _ IntiMe ....' SiZrirli ' Zlt Thereday, Jane 111. iye sad 1 Five Shillings. Maehinery, tc.) OP =,jyth , 28th .. Wady, Ma One Signing. Teaday, lily Id o Wllneedm,y, tad ltembem fru. Open each day from Eight to ilme Igaretag NI light to the Ivenhig, except Met day, willn the yard will be closed at Six detect ___ - Oa Shandy. Fridm, and ashram Tae NW IPA, sad Rath. the,. will be • Public trldbltloa of *Mem Celebrators et Work. from Eleven am to Four p.m. neer Parshigham iltstices in Lest, s diatoms ot Id miles from the Vieteela Tendons of the Loadom Chatham. sad Dever aellwhy.-2, order of the Mama H. HAIL DARK Secretary. HANDEL FESTIVAL.-TICKET OFFICE. The only autherieed TICKET OPTIC! eoneeetea with the IIBTIVAL at No. 1, RZETIt& ELM The reethalOcciaaittee are la Do labs oceaseial with any ether ficket-onoe In the rase building. and melba the loathe ea cal=Pakerta Jame Id, iez 0110. GROWL HANDEL FESTIVAL. GRAND !MEC now DAT MICOICILOW. The 11171:11.11ALL 011101111 0111111miki ITN Of C . WIC THIS ITIINENSk. - 7.171 1.7.1 . 4:i. lanai • has • UA.NDEL FESTI#AL MUSIC. NOVZLLO and Co. beg to announce that tbay have egiln been eunaeted by the Sacred Harmonic Society to print the Ma rkel Copies racasisary tar the performers . and by the Dlegagora et the Crifetel Palace to provide the Vocal Scare Octavo Hand-Books for the audience. Tha NESSIAII. petals. ed., Ita, Pa Id., and 4e. The szuceriox, printed mime* to the order at it. pmformanoe, fie. et and aa. (Dow ready). 1131 AIL IN NOTPT, b. and to. Thom who remake the made ea It will be prWnied at the ireettral should ask for Novallo's &Mime, idiM will be bold at the Palen, the hallway Stations, end at the Pnbilehenf, Novell° and Cs, Si, Deanatreet, lobo, end IS, Poultry. PiIIIALBERG'S MATINEES, Hanover-equare Imman—THALBEMO'S LMT APPEAMANCI2.—UITrit- DAY auk June and MONDAY, Jay 7, being sceitively the Lel sad soy emadoes be can possibly appear la leaden Mb Mama. lea Matinee to commence at half-peat 1 o'clock. mealy ; seressived seats, We ad. A few coal data in the best Ovations easy be secured by an early to Tbalberes hoceMsry, Hasoveroquare Rooms. and Molise. isey be bad at Mitehell a, Oilirters, s, Cock and lintobloars, ieseLetreet , Cramer and Co., Xesentsireet : Kelik and Proses Clisarids : and at Hanover-square Items MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST RRADINGIL—I Der t has ban found armay to add ONI FINAL IXTRA NIGHT. SA Jaames Hall. 0a FRIDAY 'VEXING MIXT Jape 17 Hr. CHARLES DICIMNS will road LL mellow Iricuamit at Yr. 6QUIRI B acsoousoors at tie HOLLY-TRU INN, sad MRS. GAME. Pima kr tin reattag dal* 44. ; bodied ball sad bakeas, Is.; area aad galleries, Is. Tickets to be bad al Hamra sad natra r i zat7 a , 0. ;:d at Austin's 84. open •17, cosuaiose at Se —THOMAS READ D. fteersdary. rNIGHT. —Mr. ARTHUR EIKETORLICY'S ioltAiltlNG-110011 MUSICAL ISISTEITAIITIIIXT, ant tied • Wet "at tke wean'. Oancart Steam !buoys,- sow% at nett o' Stalls, se. ; worsaervect seats, ; back elate, :to be bad at Marra. Moppet 110, New Bond-serset ; 111ses loyal Ittwasy, Cad 80044404 ; Slane loyal Library No. AL Jainses-s treat ; and Austin's Tlcket-efts, 9R Junes's- vIBITORS to the EXHIBITION dolmas a. good evening's amusement rhoodd patronise the LONDON PAVILION. The programme b mierrprimed In Mtn/glom ischiding a drat.clase areal eatertatament. toge ther with the combined talent ot Mins D. Pearse, Bem Oollim, Are Hee (Chinese juggler , . Kama Haney and Prericli (the "Nerres"), and the Klliot Pardly. Immense delight omentoned by OW Conlin in hie new soots of " Paddy Daft Cara." and the tragedy at The liddier's Wile."—Loadoa Pavilion, Tichborne *soh Ilaymerbd, LOISLasd DONNHAILIItit, Proprietors. PAII-DE-VlE—This Pare PALE BRANDY, .1.1 les. per gib" datorrelveted,..F eaelyels, to be pr- VJbee trent oddity, sod very to most letporto. Comm. le Treads bottles, pre du.: or Ins ere for the comb% lee. Railway cordage paid. No Amato, end to be obtained only of HS.YLY and Om, Old Yurolvals Disilllery, Holborn. LC. Pale Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per doe. i thray carriage paid. Recommended with eonftdence. IERNRY MIT and 00., Manion and Importers. Holborn bank Z.C. SALT and Co.'. EAST INDIA PALE ALE (taspertal plate, 46. fld. the domM, Bottom ales, and auto ueare extra Moat, la bottles of regatta' and Imperial measures, and arks 0118 pikes sad upwards. Barclay's stout, 6 dozen 101216. Al. and meant beetled apnea, foe exportation.— OtY sad Co., gents, Lbsseatreet, C. N I NZ. Dr. S.ASSALL'S Report on WATERS'S QUININE WINE recommends Ita vas, snd the Yd Peofeados generally testify to Ile value aad Importance. ROB= WATY.RB, 2, litartla'a C 1211011411114, London, IC. Elloial by V . Ol, emulate, Itallaa wareboaaessaa, and Ottawa, at lea a aeon. Mistrals swots, Law's, Webb, sad Oa.. Warosatar. 0 .• 112SLYNATIONAL LIIILBITION. lios Clam 2. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.— The lam* sled moue reasonable Stook et BRIMILLID BRIDAL yupg , : _aia4 FLOUNcINDBIa The Lad Oatftteng Derailment replete with every novelty, et the moat Inexpeadve °Mom A.ItLACJGDUANNB LADIES INDIA OUTFITTING Warehouse, . 36. SOUTH AIIDLIV-Nritharr. LONDON. MILLER' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NSW SPRING AND 81:3111111 STOCK for the World-tamed Scotch ANGOLA Ilk TROUSERS, Tx sow replete sad reedy for !agleam These Trousers were origtested by Kr. Mlles. Wheestaly &Adzes le BROOIL-STRE KT, HA.Novimeapusas sod who le sot oomaseled with say perms Imitating sad arbor. thing la Wm wags IBTABLESHID 11th rmaimurr, YEIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Book antetke, town and village Intrudes, and reatiotgeorrne, every pert of the country, are supplied from this external.° ll=with a constant succession of NEW sad CHOICE Lists of the principal new works and new editions at resent in dreulation, with catakguea or surplus Oodee with drawn for sale, will be forwarded postago tree ern CHARLES EDWARD lIIIDIE, New Laden; Crowned, Manchester; and Newnireet, Birminglaem. ANEWNOVEL, by the Author el "Adam Bede," will le anameaced In the JULY NUICIII2oftIe CORNEELLL MAGAFINZ . _ _ "i;iit7Cgrooo, 00., es, coma. Moe Se.. by poet 16 name, A STHMA, BRONCHITIS L and CATARRH : ca. BaUl Treatment._ By T. H. Tionas, 11 D., Pity. steam to ot the Gene& Peot-oSoe I.Wen• Carriers' Provident LW- Union, eto. Alin Seventh Edition, price 2e., by poet 16 etsinne, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY ;Mental and Physical! Induced by apennatorrhaa the Symptoms, Warta, and Rational Treatment. Loudon: W. Lock, 62, Upper Nortb.place, Gray's-Inn-road ; and by post only tram the Author, 26, Lloyd-mum, N.C. Ja s CDR= ON 151ZVOLFINNES. MUM= DZBILITY, &a Jul oo h pries Is., post tree tram the Author tor A MILDICAL =SAY on the CAUSE an CUM d MINATO= DICIANI Ia YAW, at* pada dirsolloos wriest roMorstlon to Isialta sod *oar. tas melt cdtwontpint pare sacesadal practice la tbs trestiasat ot NINO ppeallar 1111WOOM aad enquired diseases alike toad to allbltiar aM licesas IN& By Dr. I. L. evens, 11, Abssmarlootnot, Pionsdilly, London. Consultations, 10 tin s. and 6to & we on vatealtatlon ln say Ing Otero Is no member of sooloty by atones baA will not nekton' ttestalrwiotherosek pima bold CY relation cd weak • —Lai'. Imam : Moat JR P ea:7ll 4 : 6r i:4l e .;=t), Warwick-Lae. GIMAWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERER& E MTH boo fast published • 1W DIDETION or Ws valuable work, the PRIVATI MEDICAL MIND (US ), ow the asit•sare cd Nervous Debility, Loss or Memory, of dizist, lasitads, au, poet-tree, ca resell* of • directed sweisslag two postage stsispit—AdOsfse• Dr MEM • os•mossisA Tavlsteckdquart Londe& WA LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1862. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nurses TzLzmume,) SERVIA. BELGRADE, Jram 22. The armistice between the Servians and the Turks has been prolonged until to-morrow, when the Commissioner of the Porte is expected to arrive. Hopes are entertained of a peaocful settlement of the conflict. BELGRADun The murderer of the Austrian mail c o u rier 2& haa been shot, in execution of the sentence of the court martial. Two of his accomplices have been con demned to 20 years' hard labour. A proclamation has been issued stating that all persons guilty of acts of violence towards foreigners will be tried by court-martial. DISMISSAL OFTHE PAOHA OF BELGRADE. OpIiffrANITNOPLZ, Joys 19, Emmet. The Puha of Belgrade has been dismissed from his post for firing upon the town. Two COOEOIII - have been despatched to Belgrade by special steamer. • THE HERZEGOVINA. PARA ?c The Park papas publish the following telegram, dated Ragusa, June 28 " Dervisch Pacha has left Bilecia and arrived at Bagasni, marching upon Grahovo, where Vucolo vital is posted. Hussein Palm occupies Vela jovial, and Abdi Paha is at Spur. The Montane- I grins have captured a sum of 10,000 sequins, in tended for the payment of the Turkish troops." ITALY. TURIN, Jinni 23. It is asserted that a company has been formed, winkling of English and Ita lia n capitalists, for the cultivation of cotton on • large scale in the Southern Italian provinces. MEETING OF LEGITIMISTS AT LUCERNE. BEENE, Rags 211 A meeting of French legitimists is now being held at Lucerne, and is much more numerously attended than that of 1880. Yesterday the Count de Chain bord attended divine service. 800 of his partisans were present. ELECTORAL HEIM. CAMEL, Joas 23. The march of the Prussian troops into Electoral Hesse has been arrested. The Elector has lodged a protest with the Federal Diet against any viola tion of his territories by the Prussian toops. BERLIN, Jon 23. The semi-official Aliperneine Prcussische (Stern) Zeitung of to-day says : "In consequence of the communication of the programme of the new ministry of Cassel, which promises the re-establishment of the constitution of 1831, and of the Electoral Law of 1849, the govern ment has given orders to stop the concentration of troops for the present. Further action is, however, reserved should the new ministry not realise their promises." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAITKRSALLIL •-•MONDAT. Settling on the Ascot events chiefly occupied the attention of a large muster at the Corner, and accounts were adjusted in a manner that appeared to give couider. able satisfaction . Upon the whale the . gentlemen" must have woo heavily on the put week's racing, owing to the repeated victories of the favourites, Oanary's sitcom in the Royal Hunt Cup being one of the best " touches" which beakers have made for tome thee. Asteroid's Cup triumph, too, must have been of immense service to them, as he was backed heavily at first, and those who would have " got out of their money" after his defeat for the Vase, bad DO opportunity, and, as is CalletiCUell CYO. were compelled to stand it out. Betting upon coming events was almost confined to the Northumberland Plate, the " plating" at Hampton being passed over without 00t100. For the handicap of Newcastle, Puts had many adherents, 3 to 1 being the highest offer against her, though 7 to 2 would have been taken. Cape Flyaway, who bad also been supported freely by the Qty, was backed at 6 to 1, while 7 and 8 to 1 were respectively taken about Knutaford and Brighton. Bto 1 was oassed at the close apt Wild Rose. 12 to 1 was taken about Montebello (in Treen's stable), while these odds were offered against Neptunus, Beverley was backed at 16 to 1. For the St. ledger, IS to 1 was takes about The Marquis, and no more than 7to 1 against the fresh aapinuit, t&rbbrook. Closing prices: NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 3 to 1 opt Pubs (17 to 2) 6to 1 Cap Flyaway (t) 7 to 1 Knutaford (t) 8 to 1 Brighton (t) 8 to 1 Wild Roos (off) 12 to 1 Moatobello (t) 12 to 1 Neptanias (off) 16 to 1 &Tartar (t) ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 apt Tbo Marquis (t) 7 to 1 OviabrWo (t Bto 1) ifsisProw Roca.—The winner of the Queen's Plate at this meeting will be liable, as heretofore, to be claimed for 8001., although the condition has been inadvertently omitted from the printed articles of the men. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. Roan= Annivim. Genkriar, Scamander, fikipjack, Wild Bose, Necannos, Langan* Mammas, Montebello, Brighton, Johnny Armstrong. Beverley, Rom of Baby, Bohemia, Psig3 , Taft, Queen of Trumps, King of Kan, Captain Crow - , - Nslis, Lord Albert, North Vol., nosh, Bar bara Allen, Montrose, Dutch Sam, Orimatoos, Tattoo. Dic tator, Antar, Tallocbgorum, Lachesis, Joey Jones, Donee Canna, Albs, Mira Armstrong, the Birthday filly (3 yr.), Donnybrook, Eidolon, Fandango, Annabelle, Scandal, Tommy Jones, Pilot, Bolero, Johnny Wright, Boatswain, Formidable, Satinatone, Ch arlton, &tent*, Prologue, Boa. nice, Volatile, Lady Prudhoe, and Kautdord. CRICZET. OXFORD v. CAMBRIDOL—The annual match be tween these universities was commenced at Lord's yentas clay, in the presence of a large and aristocratic company. The following is the more of the first day's play :—Om a. bridge, first inning , 171 ; Orford, first innings, ; mooed inning 7, with two wickets down. PUBLIC Senocaa —We understand that the annual match between Eton and Winchester will be played on Friday and Saturday, the 27th and 28th of June, at Winchester. Yesterday a special meeting of the executive committee of the Ballot Society was held at 5, aoYdlrll chambers, Basinful.Werra, to receive th e Hon. Francis Dutton, of Sout h Australia, and to hear from him an mo ment of the working of the ballot in that colony. The Hon. Henry Berkeley, presided. The proceedings were altogether off a caterraraal character. THE Giamax Nano/raki,-V=2w. —The Hamburg members of the Geismar National-Verein held a meeting at Hamburg, on the 18th instant, at which the following 'ego lotions were unanimously adopted, vie.:—" 1. It must be considered as the chief task of the National-Virgo to muse such individuals only to become elected for the German Landtags, who will frankly and manfully avow the priori. ras laid down in the programme of the association. 8. Neither by the Federal Diet, nor by an agreement between the German governments, nor by delegates of the venous chambers, can the organisation of • free and united Germany be iodised ; nothing but a national parliament 000voked through free elections of the whole German nation, end the establishment of • strong ' central power or sumitive 1 r centralpwalt) bin effect this purpose. 3. lo view of the ignominious procrutisation of the Schleswig•Holsteis dis pute, arising from the want of • unitary organisation of the energies et oar country, it is the moat urgent duty al every German, and especially of the Germs. Chambers, to exert their utmost power that redress he at but afforded to our German brethren in Schleraig-Holatein, and immediate sad complete satisfaction be given to the honour of the Osamu' patios, which is pledged in this question ." The members' of th e Natiosial-Vereur residing is Ragland have esevoked a mesa meeting in London for the fah basket MIL von , of Hanover. P res ident el the Vara ; Bedrelse ß TrZlitrach ; von Unruh, of Berlin', the es• Pres ident el the National Prussian Assembly in 1818 ; Meth, el Darmstadt ; Bereft, of Coburg, sad other leading raven of the momment, will be presoak Ora a the objects of the brambly, we believe, ie to wrathy by what mane the British public eoold be made more famffier with the aims of the araciatioe, whith would lead I. a more jog • awed'. Moe a/ its Jade. ROYALfI6II HOSPITAL, 0.11.141NN-110AD. - TM minim al patio* tarsal at this hospital on* the week ending Jana 21, was 3,060, al which 890 were sew THE INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. To-day visitors are invited to inspect the imple ment', and surely amongst some 5,000 machines made for theexprees purpose of economising human labour in the production of food there must be somo thing worth seeing. Thoseleasteueceptibleof impres sions from such sights cannot fail to be struck with thediversity of inventions, the beauty of thecontriv laces, the harmony of parts, and thepower obtained. The agricultural section at the International Exhi bition is child's play to this. Those who wish tw observe the vast proportions of this trade must visit Battersea, and national pride should stimulate all to behold an exhibition that can be seen in no other country in the world. The farmer and the mechanic working together have aliceeeded to admiration. There is no sort of land which cannot now be tilled. Farmers are rendered to a great degre e independent of con ditions, and superior to circumstances" before thigh they used to cringe in slavish fear some fifty yeas ago. All farm operations can now be con ducted with increased expedition and security, and in consequence of the encouragement which the Ho* Agricultural Society began to reoder . *Ads Le .ch of agricultural industry stout 1111- 1 years dime, the cultivated area of this country;l without extension, ft made to meet the wants of an increased population. The prize system, though it has found lately many opponents, and those prin cipally amongst the manufacturers who have l benefitted meet by it, has certainly stimulated invention in a wonderful way, for no year since the first meeting at Oxford in 1889, is without it. distinguishing mark : now • new steam engine, then a thraahinir maohine L next a reaping machine, or a steam cultivator. Those leading . firms who separated from the society on this point have, we are glad to observe, returned this year to occupy their weal places. The leading novelties now are to be found amongst the appara tuses for steam tillage. Mr. Fowler, as usual, brings out something new. He made that advance at which we hinted when touching upon the stesin ploughs at Kellam' gton. His system he now con siders to be adapted to the common portable eight horse power steam engine. Such farmers as pos sess these engines are enabled to commence plough ing by steam without going to the expense of a spe cial engine. The additional tackle is all they must purchase. On another occasion we shall have coca eon to notice this invention together with those of Mesas. Howard, Burrell, Collinson, Hall, and Coleman, when they are exhibited in operation to the public. The machinery in motion affords much attraction. The live stook is to be the main feature of the show. This afternoon, at four, all the tenants of the stalls are to be in their places. Already the Swiss, and French, and Highland cattle have arrived. On Saturday evening the picture formed by the arrival of the Swiss cows, headed by the bulls, and escorted by the mountain attendants all in full native costume, was such an one as would have pleased Landseer. The French cattle, two and two, male and female of their principal breeds, were all similarly at tended, and mired from Boulogne in ten hours. Mr. Hale Maxwell has marshalled his con tingent with wonderful efficiency. The cattle are superb ; but the attendants, what shall we say of them ? all dressed with scrupulous care in costumes which have ever possessed singular at tractions for lovers of the picturesque : our own shorthorns, too, in double number ; the Herefords, and Devona, and Channel Islands breeds, the Welsh, and the hones. If this meeting is but fairly advertised, the Kensington building will be thinned indeed for the time of its duration. We beg to invite Mayfair and Belgravia on the Thurs day, the first ss. day. Those who wish to behold the mode of judging in public had better make their way to Battersea on Wednesday—that will be a grand day for the knowing and the " fancy" and for any who desire to see the Prince of Wales, and the Minister of Agriculture, M. Ronber, from France, with other celebrities. But Thursday is the day for the West-end, and the first day on which the public will have entire range over the whole enclosure. The numbers in the live stock classes are very good ; the quality is extra ordinary. The sheep form a great feature, particu larly the Merino classes, which our breeders must carefully inspect. We may learn something from the sheep of our neighbours, if not from their cattle. On Friday and Saturday visitors are admitted at hall s-crown, and surely all who can do so will come. The modes of reaching Battersea are easy. Most people will choose the water-way.n The Citizen and Iron Boat Companies have engaged to place 32 boats at the disposal of the society, running to and fro from London-bridge every ten minutes, from eight o'clock in the morning till eight at night, some making the passage direct, and others stop ping at piers by the way. For all who come by way of the Eastern or Northern Counties Railways the river is also the best highway, while those who use the Brighton, and London, Chatham, and Dover lines will, of course, be simply set down at Battersea station. For the sake of those who are apprehensive of crowded boats we may as well say that they are under police regulations, and allowed only , to carry a certain safe number. Mon day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from eight in the m6rning till eight in the evening, are shilling days, when the press of the observant and holiday-malung millions is expected to be felt. We wish all who have any interest in bread and meat may oome and see how they are manufactured. For such as are inclined to see the steam-engine at work in the field a sight is provided at Farming ham station, on the London, Chatham, and Dover line of railway. The society has there hired 160 acres of land upon which some 12 or 14 exhibitors are about to test their contrivances, new and old. The ignorant will be instructed, the curious pleased, and novelty seekers will find most pro bably the very thing they are wanting. The ex hibition—not the trial—will commence on Thurs day and on Saturday afternoon. Yesterday his Imperial Highness the Prince Na poleon paid a visit to the show-yard in the after noon. He was accompanied by M. Le Play, Com missioner of the Great Exhibition ; M. Lafour, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.- Juwz _23. MUlap at Hid Pri; at Warturiartar.—(Bafore Lord Oldaf Jumbos Ooikbura aad a Spacial Jury.) =room v. WM. OP INDICINT ASSAULT AGADIR • ICIDICIAL YAM Xis. Catherine W.bb, the wife of the defendant, was examined at considerable length, and gloomily warmed the evidence of her husband, as report ad yesterday. Several other iritileinSl, including two of the defendant's children. having bein examined for the &SOO% the luy massed a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PlZAB.—Jturs 23. fop at Ni. Prim in Widdlesex.—(Before Lad Chief Justice Erie sad a Spada Jam) WIZ= AND 0111111 IP. ALLEN.—LINIZ. This wan as action to MOWN deranges for two libels pub- Belied ia the Jfenoireter Oirerdiaa, sad the ddeedset, in addition to " not guilty," pleaded that the alleged libels were tree in substance sad in 6011. Mr. Berjesat ghee, Yr. Edward James, Mr. Pops, sad Mr. Butler Rigby, appeared for the plaintiffs ; sad Kr. =t. Hawking, and Mr. J. A. Russell, were for the The 01111111 for the plalatas wwssaa,, that they were meactseate sad amimberion wets, in basieaa at Bradford cad at Ilfraebortot, sad the Arm consisted of four brottez i l ed rbe were natives of Hamburg, bet who bed been Swab reels et lbirabol. soll .o n d ff il im dr at ]lnure Garr. nay to it *weskit et lea% awit .. rods to all parts of the world, manual were about 400,00 Y. Messrs. Dation Brothers weal ems el a tles= who was ferverly in berialey = , :i i. tensively se t a printer of cation goods, tot who bed sad was 'append to posers greet wallah. The course of the ask oi'the iona was to wawa grey &Wm. l a t agim o Set them bleached sod printed scoorting to their own 1a Jame, MO, the One became Bailees end amp, find their credit wee unternished until they failed far 711,C001. As enarination took place la the Beek. raptly Court, sod on the 17th October, DM, there appeared in the lfooektoter Guariffros the Out had now complained of. (The article refined to nude in the Court that the bankrup sta t i t teSgrey cloth and osid them a few days seer. at a coemiderehle reduoa to Me ssrs. BOIMINO. AM after laths the obreumetaaces gio , said, "Bash is the Ode sum to whisk we wish to call attention ss Ilse* bees wads is these i!as. t exhibits no Wald MS 2: 1. 4 5 'good bargain, see k as Demesity on ene dde =zsia, the other cites bring sherd. wilhowl keirkg asp epos the parties. bet pehatil t uagekr sad r anatie sane of .moWOOO which. yoad the reach of the arianisal law, were cushy with honest treding. We have a firm doable pris par. cassis grey sake es reedit, and Haag thew at Mes s kr ash. and we have ea spat always reedy to • • them pmeha The sortie& say yet be raised whether the latter cense( be mode to restore kopek chaise& in this Ts, from a boas est. tes the high red to bankrupts" , ; bet it is pleb' wat it was his inetnimentality which Wowed the maks bake. to po on. dad just as the Paging of s lower ask le the add slate are jam( vi sited with maw re ombellee Ikea the hottel whom they tale tad anoweessoe bore he eoesolve eseatereal aci cpass=dere its blame sl a ke wailer means oteesp e r s essi 4 Zola dial iesld ling* t' • oWcrb e e t y l Vlub can ex elbelc sheep bear Newareskat, ' sad we believe some of the swele of Linda everehmb. balky their mirages alias WIWI IlaWheeets, see bevy Omsk Oacesotreezt hes they 4 sot lila My aettbeir example be hatated te the roper et tie ilkorbotor legaieget ally arm :I re 4he l i ne • the as 'loft es ..f s earobliing Z here o7ne di riss ib l rAft e s: i lis id embhas. altered tbsa nwai ler by Ms. who mole "ankh. for lie payer, epee the whales that Veto WNed the* the Inesee tin" weresoffeet. the altar abedli *as this. sad empress =l s [ or is error. Thh " aura.* 'lse soomobod. let Yr. I see toll thee say leiter be mete se midi be hearted is tae ~~prpt I mad be did lir A= WO lOWA wide WM k the paper. The paha& ales Wired to lave the eireaseleaeoe laveApted by the amebae el Ormadres, and they feetber edreet .ell. a... the lake std ethereeisee dew made eypieet , =Ad okallogke iavesteptimi. Amino Reding took We. to lehieeig. sad as op _Silk Oeteber the mond libel was miaow, (This omits' el a segment spat the later eireaseleases, and the whet Is maletasee adhered to what led bees add before, reteeed to reboot or sad said that the platatiffs Wight eoeeel to the law. lMhs ' A net ears of whims wee kid Win the jury, pdasi pall_zmos the quakes whether there was or not any un ia the deans. et the plaintiffs with Messrs. Dal loVa-4 Reap, sad the case occupied three entire days. The jury, alter ameidertug the matter fora shore time, !mad a mast for the plaintiffs—damages, 1,00111. [Stamped, Id. Additional.) MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The June general quarter swiss el the peen for the meaty et Aladdin*: sonmsoneed Tenorday, at Clarksawell, before Mr. Bodkin, assistaet ju ; Yr. Payne, deputy Mr. PORDII4 chairman of the bomb ; and 21 maglotrate: The calendar coandm * the names a/ prisoners for trial, et whom 33 are charged with felony and', with niadoimansar. The Locoed amino* judge delivered the *bane to the grand jury. A numb. of aim at larc en y were disposed of to both courts. A special county day will be held on Friday to apportion the solarise to be paid to the corooers who may be elected far the central and western WA** el the county. The only ears of importance** during the day was that of Peter Hallattan and Augusts. Poky, who were indicted for stealing a quantity of timber, the property of Kamm Belk and Lucas, contractors for the International Exhi bition. Foley was *equated, and HalLham who dela** himself with much ingenuity, found guilty , mintenced Missiles months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Hypolik Egyeasid, a Portuguese merchant, wee brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt for Soul examination, charged with having indecently ameanited and exposed himself to two children, named Ann Bland and Elisabeth Pearl. Mr. Edward Lewis waa for the prisoner. At the former margination the following evidence was . fimiles Ann ed Bland, aged 11 years, went into Kensingtoe-prdens with Lowther about the name age. While Aiming in the bread • the prisoner, who was on one of the seats mellieg, called to them, and said in broken English he would give them 4a. if they would come and sit beside him. The prisoner, to make his meaning more intelligible, bald up four fingera The prisoner removed some distance from the publics walk to • tree, and than he celled the girls _to him again. They went, and then, according to Ann Eland's tilisteimmt, the peromr committed one at least of the elleasse with wLinh be was charged. The statement el 11Mni Pearl went to convict him of both. /Wane an gm girls released themselves they ma to the Mee walk arid told • park-keeper what had oimarred. Re went heck with them, and they pointed out the pm ewer who wax sitting on a seat, as the person who had amashlt:mn. The park -keeper went towards the pri mmer, w seeing them approseh, got op and walked away. The keeper followed sod took him into melody. Mr. Lewis ormenuarnined both the little girls, Red having elicited some discrepancies in their depositions, ha made a strong appeal to the bench, urging the improbability of • pram of the respectability of the prisoner, who had seem veer lime on business connected with the Exhibitioa, esesiestieg himself in the way des :gibed. Mr. Toetaine, • silk merchant, of Golden-spare, lipoke to th ..... t . m . . , ctability of the primmer, and his belief that he was of misooednetleg himself in the way desmibed. =Tyrwhitt said there were undoubtedly muse diem between the evidence of the two children ; but had told their story in the same words the suspicion of would have been warranted. He would carefully the evidence before be gave his decision, and for purpose would remand the prisoner on light bail for • week. Ulm* Mr. Tyrwhitt said be bad folly considered the wide," and giving all the weight to the discrepancies in it that be ought to do, be had come to the ooiselnaion that the ere was one for the decision of a jury or for essvistiee. Mr. Lewis hoped the magistrate would mod the are to a *Y. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he would convict and sentence the mi. A meeting of the members of the Edinburgh 4 pity of appealing against the eoevistion ••••r to t three mou th s' imprisonment. This would ere the the opportu College of Pbyricians was held on Friday to decide Mt... at coestioe of the admission of ladies to the medical probation. lis. ZrAw,„, said, with duo roopa. . t to the omit. hodm ig On • division, 16 members voted for the admission of ladies to the profession and 18 against, being a majority of 2 a PP sal the oclovictioa. Joseltr im ßater, C le, the co table whose caws wane* spinet the propos:a. in the papers of yesterday, was lured with assaultimi Ms. Museum or PATENTi, SOUTH KENSINGTON.-- ii .., Lamomo. ot Esiooo . oooooL Number of visitors for the week aiding June 21, 2,887 ; —riflioisoulon iat ma* the ....0 as th aw w hi c h ii,,,,, total number time the opening of the museum free daily s k ai d y Ippargi a. (12th May, 1868), 368.362 The ooroplainankwho Isserace: R erreeer's *bap fa S il ver. (Adoertiseus Ai t i ttlierzowaT's OINTMENT AND street, rang all the NU of a hoer who had offered to go MIA —Wide' —Nowell's) Veneta suffer from Mom , to Taerhes with her. Tale seig wee ammeteseed to be for which, through beakless*, no relief lasought Untie& slaw* ~....,i , b i ja h = w i le wige pm a m a a m f or u m of coustltutton is moped._ The headache, deranged chgeetion. and ___- . _ dull pale in the backslid him , stetesdant ea these matadtes. may ."'"'"'" 1, hag* the aosseleineat was la bs safely and permanseelyeasee by rabbet ta Itellecrefs 01124- twining with. his IMllnisil".. onowliod big, ad, atter a seas, and regvdad lis assisla with Pills. AB diseases good deal m reels took DM to the statkw.aweee, mad elleceMg ties lower Weeks, whist' are so ire•Meeems and es a w ned her with as and ekstmemmg Ms i g bi s i g g es % weakening. may then he eared wishisti •••••listkoi 04 with. On the way the sourpliewat drasesei le r loaded with out vexing explanative. The twenties sem Mania* sad 'sae si . n o. s o 04 Lo d „s w mom ,' ii her by the paw 11. Weateeds. Hollowsts Wdysraslipesasemai olasseent end ills are equally suitable to both sexes. at all sem and ta say e mus,. we gees. The defeedaat was the asertable who returned , full hutructions Inc their me accompany tech packet of them hoorldnowd who hod seen her ow previous morning rig i medicaments. at maw hell. the director of the farm at Grignoir. The distill'. guished visitor was received by the President and council of the society. His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador Don X. de Istnritz visited the yard, and several foreigners of distinction were receive d and conducted through the enclosure. Everything, in fact, sets in for a good show. The weather im proves, the company is arriving, country cousins are flocking up in frightful numbers, beds are searoe, and every one whohas made their acquain tance is pleased with the arrangements, Mr. Gibbs, the honorary director, pledges his reputation, in fact, upon the metropolitan meeting ; all that has gone before it has tended to produce it ; it is a climacteric effort, and must succeed. [TWOPENCE The defendant mid he heard some one deg a hell and walk away, and thinking it was 000 , 4 baErePW pesos who ha 4 dose en he west forward. sad was shacked violently, sad his fees and bands scratched. He knew nothing about p the mosey said to have been in the oompisioant's pocket. Mr. Tyrwhitt was sorry such a ease should come before him. The polio, were generally a well-regalated body, but there ware now and then improper chamfers admitted, sod it was when detected that a post Gately wee made by those who were no Weeds to the foroe. The defendant's aoudad was without palliation. He could not have taken the complainant for a disorderly person ; he must have acted solely on the ides that his emoluments for ringing up people were interfered with. He had no hesitation in patting in force that clause in the Polies dot which gave magietretes power over Both masa. He should not go into the question of the loss of the messy, but should deal with the case under the 14th seetien, and inflict a ADO of 101., or one month's imprisonment. Lexintra. Robert Amu. badge 11,107, and th e driver of the cab 10,934, appeared before Mr. Elliott to answer to the tharg grouse of mbeenciont Mehard Woodley said that on Friday week, the 13th Inst., he engaged the defendant in Coventgardea-market to toile him to the Waterloo station. On reaching the latter piece te l t s : s ip two singienose through the hole in the roof log the and placed them before the defendant and them made the of his way to the train. On hilung his plea* in coed the carriages the defendant came sp said mid he had not paid him his fare, and he replied that he had, and phoned two 'Uproots on the roof of his cab. The defendant upon this erminsweed • volley el Nand murellene abase. galled law if Nene tad • said kid bins be 'rooted to ▪ " him of his farm Not wishing to have any more liiseiagg tei thetitgot it, he Origami paid the difoodant a second shil sad his ticket. The dehodent, with the stalest elhanthey, admitted he I had called the gentleman • rogue and moundad, and also accused him of attempting to defraud him of his fare, I homes he was in a state of excitionens at the time, having drives the patliemia very test, end it not being the that time be bad lost his fare at the same station. Mr. Elliott told his his eoadost was sad eeprebeasibin and convicted ham in a peaty at 10a and eight DEATH OE A LADY. CLOSE OP 'TEE XI/QUEST. After our report left ay, Dr. OWE, Dr. Midas, CI:fo ll y'. and Dr. Martin all pre in ...ism that dooms/ oiled from exhume/us come. tzl f morPlfernAllia• The, aligned teat Mrs. Little, 3. - was too excited to have been in atteadamo upon bit diono44 who required the utmost quieted*. The senate sad muses mid that lbs. Phillips did say that bar hashmod had poisomd ber, which the doMors slate, was assn with web disease, Whig of a charanse Mug the *ld with isnegt op tdeLte. The sermons slladad is =ay sets polarised Little, melt as plug bee tioniblir out of bed at en time, pug • wet *omit on lon 1611 beams they wets warm, and alio hathhishorlead with cold rimier sad water. She bad aim dues her sight or oho oranges, Ake calmed wiled and diarrhoea. It was also stated that Mrs. Little bad Sourisbod a oaring knife and said she would stab Mr. Phillips. Dr. Martin said the mixture alluded to was composed of caste of iron and Works ether to be token is drops with Imam juin, sod that the Irea would came the bimitams in the 5 . 06 . 4 4tted h • bow wield he of • sad tokow. Time wm so Meet! along dreentrurs face_ The bad breath sad eastasimarril Masai would acroset for that asellea tarsus D;Tisasat Edmun4 licentiate of the Hollege of nye. cleas, and pmetising la Spiel-square, made the post-mortem examtioilen, and ibmisdi • boredom of the perisem. wbieh was ascounied isr in the birth al the thilL He dativered the heart, kap. stomach, and its *entente to Professor Id he sea/poi• He was al =that death wan by eximmilien attended Hi=lyno, u.a.,t1.2 1 11,17=1 the marls mad* Won, sad the apps._ of the L various parts to his by Dr. Idemmis. lie found umber et crystals, salts, white proved to be phosphates, and I. the threat a rigged 'slanted spot, threeriebts el an is& la breadth, end tweeiebts el an bolt ia depth. He lamed no mineral pokes. He Mated kw acids and but toned a neutral receptive. la the Mild round the heart ail hoop there was alkanne. The Monisch aid inteethes or &Wyse he loved easily to emnist et ate d the alkaloids of opium, namely, morphia. There wee ao reason to believe peas bad hose takes. His opiates was that the meson died from exhaestion from km of blood, from condoement mad loss el sleep. The Home then orteektrip, Illeafellibilt the ememed herself had elleeed that the basteed had peireei ker. and that from the &Wavle which bad been Pieced is his hands be found it was the subject of a very proper iaquiry. The jury returned a verdict of " Death from nattnal ausies,which was received with applause, which was quickly suppressed by the *wooer. ras SPECIAL COMMISSION IN ZEE LAND. A private letter from Limerick received is Leedom y ester dispwa s :—" Thomas Beckham. conukted at the recent 00111tadmis• far the seitnty d Licaeriek as we el tlbe murderers el the late Treads Fitegerald, has ackamdedged his guilt to the gaol officials, and mimes great penitence fee *be dreadful crime which be was hired to accomplieh. He ie skull* reconciled to his fate, and atbseide to the topi ritual annistmtioas of the priest with earnest dwrotioa. The ally feeling he has about the matter has mimeos to his body being berksi withL the precincts of the prism, to wlris he has great abhorrence." RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday, in the Duke of Richmond's com mittee, further evidence was adduced is favour of the pro wlers of the Beet Gieneseiershirs Railway. The MIL of the Boosted sad Emma, Comics sod Li s ad Tr ent and hachcbse Railways, were passed Is Lord committee. The mess of tbe Cerrestry Railways, is Lord Btsaley's sosmektee, sad of the Extuaioss limes into lio in Kr. Pallar's committee, Pare still uacooclud4 audit will be to ask salver of the standing ceder of the Home of Lied.. iatrodamd by Lord Redesda* which de clare that no osa be read • second time aim a given date, la order that they may be proceeded with. num= ENIUSENICIT.—This committee met for the last time yesterday, Hon. Mr. Cowper is tbs chair, wbeo clams* were propord by Sir J. V. Shale , to the *feet that sompwinialon should be gives to the w along the lie of water froetew to be affected or taken by the intended embankment ; bat the committee ssgaYvad the 0"Itioo, the Loads Clauses Consolidation Act Dot coo - plotbig soy son% kited of sorappmedso. The eanumittee bare agreed to dame or behalf of the mown to Um effect that soy part at the foreshore to Iss filled up is frost of Somerset-hones sod the Board of Control shall be deemed teTormpart of their estalibelements ; Wet us Wieling& shall be erected thereon without the 'COMM Oi the Own mission/es of Woods cod Works ; end the& se regards the rights el the Duchy of Lester, the amen* of valuation fee any Lads taken beineging to it than be paid to the re• oeiverchip of the duchy before any works aro commenced in the Savoy, or epee the lands of the crown. All t►e had reclaimed not intended for street& or roads along Cecil, Barney, cod Arundel streets is to he devoted to the 'cr. pone of ornamental pounds, and for public use cod re iseation. Tan EXPLO44ION AT BISAILMONAIL-411331111G11•11, Mammy EVENING. -The continued march moon the loins hes resulted m the discovery of mother body, making nine deaths in all, including the two eons of the propmetor. The number of mass admitted as in-patients at the hospital is fourteen, and there are about the same number of ent reat& Thermos of the explosion still remains a mystery. however, from the evidence of the warvivors, that i trwon powder was kept in an iron safe in the cellar of the penalises, and shortly before the occurrence one of the *r. Walken went to the woman who had charge of the miiug and filling department for the key of the Meet, and then M and his brother and the foreman went down the maw, and shortly afterwards the explenion took place. FATAL. AVYBAY AT BIZILILWHLIAD.--On Sunday emaing, while a Number of men were drinking at the Grapes Inn, kept by Mrs. Jones, in Bridge-street, Birkenhead, • quanel took phase het wean a stranger and • stememaam named Wee, and both moo went out into the street in order, as it is supposed, to settle their dispute by • fight. When out side, Nine wee knocked down by the strange man, and was so severely kinked about the bead, and otherwise injured, that nine An was picked up life was found to be extinct. The murderer effected his wane before the fatal result of the *arise whieb he bad carob would be annotakaid. The Nek•ablaA pug* yel erday auertlia•dat • am at the dodo on ateriebte, and be will be hoesight beim tho noes. tasks naday. 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