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

T ri. - 1 1 I / . a • ,UN 1868 • r 151,2 =n J No. 6,812.] CANADA, America, Australia, New Zealand, Queznatand, and brazil& —Mgma 1111•1141/44 to sa In eplendidll.d l steam and clipper skim at lawn' miss cods and parcels *hipped and Insured by ell ARLISI UAW IdOND and at. B e nat's.sdace pa), Uraceeharcb-street, Et'iVit of FURTHER CAPITAL Mr the (X)MPLIIION at WORKS constructed under a Contract whereby the UOTC277- Met of India have agreed to pay for all water supplied for Irrigation. feriuleg a Guarantee against loss by nonpayment of amter-rates. such works having alto commenced to yield returns niuE EA.ST INDLt IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. ilucerporated by Special liab ility.) Act cd Parifessen s with hotbed SCHEME OF OPERATION& 'THE IRMA UNDERTAKING." a veond lone of capital of t 1,030,000, to consist of shame 4f MO each, and Work in sum varying from CIO each upwards. Deposit upon Shares CI par *are, with MeV I. pay ap remaining £0 or a less amount In advanc mils. Deposit upon stock Liu per cent. upo n [ sod the ! vernamder within three months alter allotment. interest at rim pee Cent. will be had-wesety wan all paymeMa Irmo the slay of peyote's& In the allouneid of shame a preference will be events those who sett Mass mad le full or to cry extent la ogresses of Nor het 01 Directors ace former advertisement. Applications for Shares and Mock stay new be Nibed• to the Cannier's Meet. II and 9. chmenetreekpisse, Southwark- Midge, Longue. LC.: where a Nil programise awl formed sprlicaties and all information me, be had bet it is necessasy that it 'hoed be understood that no application will be cm shirred unless • deposit of LI ou each share, or et Ile per sent upon the amount of Meek applied for, has bean made either to the bankers of the Company, Messrs. Ranier, Bouverte, and Co No. I, Penwell East, or at the ofAme of the Computy. The dement will be returned without do:Mellen tf the rtirst to not acceded to. 11.41c.minfrnded ny the Government of India, thee:—" We have lose regarded this great scheme (the Rehm Undertaking) as ese of all others In India to which private capital should be invited" The game Government have now agreed lex t y pe, l n t: all water supplied by llie Company, they partici In mese of the events realised after It pet amt.:hall are received by the Shareholders. THEM EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL Vial PAN Y. Eltorporated by Special Act of Parliament, with limited INTEN= l47 B6llmlem, 710 WAS! I:IIFDLATAK ISO." All preliminary 1 - 0 7, e 7 straiii071 — b;;Iiigbeen mad.. and plans pre pared and approved for hroncdfate construction. Meat Gone of capital for the Heber Undertaking. t 1.040,000, In shares of 110 each, sad stuck la suss varying' from LIO cook ur.wardt iimosit noon shares tl per shore, with liberty to pky up the remaining tt) or a less amount to advance of calls. latoNit upon stock £lO per cent.' upon application, and the remainder within three months of the allotment. . _ ... Interest at 5 per cent. will be paid upon all payments from the day of imyment. In the allbtn,eut of shares and stock, e pretenses will be Riven to these who shall have paid In full, or in advance of calla. lire torn and Officers the same as set forthith the "Orissa umlertaki lig" ad vertiserneut. The scheme of works to be eleented ban been theronghly la, Lytle:at...l.ml carefully re-planned oe behalf of the Company, runt piitilt ULU s suimittted to and approved by the Government, s,• that there will be no delay In making Preliminary surveys, , all of which have been effected, and everything ccl. mice for immediate ootintruetive operations —a great ad- Vif shlo.. ant pommeled heretofore by any other undertaking of a ,haracter, lematlße the of profits Ida been thus brought so n:IKII nearer. Shal'eS lime been already allotted In India. 11„ m a re capital will he called op skwly, and so as, with the •t. to maintain an espendttnre at the rate of about o pwr annum. £2 per share during each year will be graph for this. At-plicatwna fur shares may now to nut to the Corm. pan,. ,meta, 8 and 9, Queen-atreet.place Southwark tai s. mr.don, E.C., when a full prospected and forms of .; , ;41 ,. .e11..11 and all information may be had: bat It is nin.rs..arr that it should be uederstood that no applimakm wil ,ntidtted unless a deposit of £1 ou each *are, or of £lO npmt the amount of stock applied for boa been made ...th«r to the Waken of the Comps ray, Meant Ransom. co,. ce. I, 81st: or at the olicaNB and Southwark-bridge, London, E.C. The will he returned without tioductko if the ayylloatiou I. not a. - ctikd to. 83IUTAL 144711(31 CLERICAL, MEDICAL, sad GENERAL LIFE Assu SA ACK AOCI gill. -1a All persons who elect Policies =the Participating Soh be tore June 9utk. Ma, will be entitled at ths neat boons to one )tar I 3.ldittonal Stowe of Profits over later entrants. laths of Rates. and Form of Proposal, can be obtained from say of the Society's Amts. or of GEORGE CVTCLIYVE, Actoary and Secretary. 13, st. Jarnes'etquare. London. S.W. COLONY of N A T A L. DIGILATION sad YREILITOLTI LA ND GRANT 8. wants of (Menem/it Land are given to men laminar tttt► Ix mist; operations, and pawning aufacient mesas to flit tbetr via f.•11CMIllt. applicatN,ua fur further Information to made to Dr. MANN, U.. Sort Lel Anent n the Natal Goremment, at the Natal I 110/- `mtg.. "Ogee, IS, BucklogitsM-elteet, Strand, W.C., London. 1101 - 1 ARROW.—Convenient HOUSE to be LET at a low rent, close to Station.—Apply to Yr. POOLS, Oreen-blll, Harrow, N.W. I ADYWELL-PARK, Mid-Kunt Line, two -KA minutes' walk treat Ledyerell MeMest —RIIII.DETACAND 11.1. A to LET. Beat .L 36 oa the Awakes, or to Mr. MAKriN, s , QtmenetTeet-place, QURRITON.--A very convenient SEM I- L/ DETACIIED VILLA. with • lame Garde*. to LET. V,owlian Billoh. Rest £4.l—Apply to Mr. WINDSOR, Hesse Atria, Surbltoo, or Mr. MARTIN. 4, Qwern-street-place, LC. cAaHALTati, healthiest spot in England.—A ttal PRTACIIIth MLA RIMIDINeIt to LIU hi trio Avelino. Moot col—Apply oo the Pretoboo, or to Mr. MARTIN, 4, Wucen•atreet•placg, KC. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.- Divhlends. 10 to TO per Cent. per dun= on outlay. IN VEST 4 ts. 81i A RIMIOLDERS, CAPITALISTS, seeking reliable Inforroshon and eats Investments, elsoald read stioters INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (poet tree). Granville Nharp and Co., elan, dealers, 101, Poultry, London, KC ONEY, in large or small amounts, and for long or short periods. with or without • life parr testily ob. tainalnle at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AM CZ COY ' ASV ,Limited), 484, Orford•street, Bloomsbury, W.C. 'MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED inune- ILL mate!, on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law sta. May be repaid by nay tuatahnenta. No charge if de ;11.1. Sureties dispensed with.—Apply poreoeallL at the 1.-;TATE .irIICES, 2. Southampton-street Muni, W.C. Ad rL:.:.ee made alto on lames, We policing, do. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE vi Tcn by • Professional Gentleman of practice and r -.pe :ability, free of charges to the creelitor,npon • commission of le 1.. i• cent. on the amount recovered.—Apply to widreispor he let nr to A.Z., No. 365, Citpread, LC. /VF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT s 'WRING MACIPNEB —Theadabratad No. 2 Machina, au. qn d foe general work. LlO. The new Domestic lladdnee, •nplrte I lock &WI). CA 56 .. £6 Be., and —Caill°"" W l 1 IInMAS and Co., 1 and 2, Cbeapalds, and legant-eirent street. London. rptiE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly 1!.. moat perfect and complete. from the simplest stitch- Mt Z.. Ole moat dandled etabroldery."—Mecharnce Mafearine. Hong earellenee."—enttrier. "A Wheeler and Wilton 1111proved."—Neweastle JoarnaL—Depot, 20. High Ito). CEIATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES and LOCKS for Rankers and others are only to be had front the whiner of the Challenge Stakes at 30 000 franca at the Parts Rildhltlon. Depot, 130, Cannon-street, London, LC. THREE PIGEON S. DAINTREE and., DirLltS and CIAANZILS, Dockhead, Bermondsey: N. Weedier quaffs; 9s. Mounteireet. 01.0/1100r4q111110. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify in!, Chintz Glazing, Silk and Duna& Dyeing, with every acription of Bleaching, charged moderately, and t to great perfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleachingand oral units, 17, Wharf-road, Clty-road, and 472, New Oafordet. CIAL.—GEORGE J. COCKERELL and 00. Best coals only. Cash 144.-13, Corahal. COALS. The CLAY CROSS COMPANY P , tivy dfrect tramiludt Canaries at Clay Craw—The bask ,Neal a, tv,lh Cud, at 21.. per ten; M." di s w lSt .43alit 4 4..1 to CUM OrIICE, BUR 00D-PLUCI, IiDOLWALL•koAD. R. OAK L:1"S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery asd Glass Cloth, Black Gad, &e. nAK El'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer . ~! f..r elerining and polishing silver, electro-plate, Tablet, Gd. each. '‘.'• 0 \ Ers WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. I. is 3d. each; this, 6d.. la, 2e. 64.* and each. O \ o:EI"S INDIART.:BBER KNIFE BOARDS, from la 6d. each. 441 f ILI) everywhere by ironmongers, go , ejs ill • I .r , i:hnylkers, ehernlsts, are. Wholesale i '• .••••1 iONS, emery sod Week lead Mille. 172, Blacktliarlo r . Nun! NO IMPOSSIBLE. a_ (; l'A A9tARELLA restores the Human Hair I its pristine hue, no matter at what age. ELL and Co. have at length, with the aid of one 't the m. , 4*.minent chemists, succeeded In perfecting this most 5 ,, 1.41 lot liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more con , form, and at a lower price. —Sold In bottles, Zs. each; al,. , 7s_ lid.: Indite. each with trunk. lkd Wharf, Angel pearage,tc, up. Tbilisi's - A..14 6 MP. I.e. A IL WHO SUFFER nee from INDIGESTION SUFFER NORTON'S CAMOKILI PILLS. Sold everrirtters Bottles, la lid. 4s. K. and lla HIS GRA.OR the LORD ARCHBISHOP of ARM AGIT has Medi easeeeted to weeMe at the 1114. lemma Itzaralaatioa said DIWIDuMou of Rlaa to the Papal of the 611T7SR OILTKAIC ASYLUM. to MU place at the lisetitu lieu. Madtessaie-park, Slough, ea WEDNESDAY, the Ileta Jame, at 2 et p.m. precisely. As Ow ascomnsostettoa Is Smiled early appricallou for cards of adnasston ts particularly refloated. ALreiso M ACK 11:11213, Secretary. 011ota, 72, Cheapmals, Loudon. QPECLAL APRIL NOTICE. CI)-9PIKAT1yi PLINCIPL/CB. Ye. T. W. STAPLIS'ON, who commenced business on these principles in the City la 1113, bee now the honour to announce his return from Bordeaux: east to SUBMIT. at PRICES no this system, CLARETS of 1802. 11E4, and 1665. of qualities that have been rarely declare% for public sale (never of the 1865) at say The two forme vheages are seven—sad three—pars Is e : the two latter can be had either in Weds, or to the deans: the 1686'. are declared hi Bordeaux as unequalled/I thireseture l o be folloisied me a portion of ibis sleek : sad can be ordered from that In London, or direct frees his callus ablee. l l4 3. will be sent en approval or retries. guanatesel of ular isented growth*. The stock has cast setediss ever AWN& Wages Mu, bottled In MO- and the 1116111ele3—esalint of La Rom, Groan In his,, Ore d'isteurnel, the Clhedemax Uwe, La La G ha. ramm, Leartile, Baum, Latour, Moshe, Men se t tta, rinse* 1964 Gnarly all bottle:llA year).-49 Jelin' in NAM Cos eltelsonel, Grams Le toes, the Chateaux La Stamm Ler vine, Lamm, Gaut Base, limp= MIA WIN, he.: rho all tediseivel, Vise de cotes sad Pales. Rioters ted6 • and r Cask.—Troesee,RL lhoWee, St. Gervais, IL Estaphs, hems Paelliae, Grand Pee, Phe lan, Margaux, Y~Q, Las Orem, Vacler, breve Car knee Peet* , Latour-Careet, La Grange, Colon- Leger. Deltic : the elude:sus La Roes, Daman. Merders, mid all Me Grande Tins, Greeds Ordinates a n °edits:drat For Prim Lista, %sling of Stott Ia London or Bordeaux. seus• OM *c.. suldrem T. W. STAPLETON. 666, lisestMetwed. see ncr of Cos•Juit-street, W.—Setaidished la City Ia 1663. Tuns 18,0 6&say0 BOTTLES of CHAMPAGNE, at asp. per Ming ad add, • tweet &Ore* foe AIN bodice at wry 'try MN Wargo, Mammas hoe pad boon con cluded with ills Noma Do Vamp, of 26 yews' connexion. Three wince are full bodied, dry, and hi Mr condition. Odes of three down wilt for 66 ca., on approval or return.—Addrm T. W. STA PL ETON, US, bared•troot, corner of Conduit-davit lataldle• • ' over SO yaws. 2GN UMS or DOUBLE BOTTLES 4 (1(1(1 MA ISM VINTAGE CHAMP 40N E nisu siker Wine *II be supplied r superior to any ever baring carried err pire as raw --Caen of 12, at ilea .11, T. W. STAPLETON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be 801 D, fa bond at LO, ar duty par at Cl 2 per ear (22 dorsi. vireo INS, or by the down et Ir, in re or three daleas.—Vaa be bred at T. W. STAPLETON'S 903, Billgellit4Nlll4. NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3111 i I li nd 4th shipments, glO 10e.—Over 800 quarkeeseks of this pant:ADEL SHERRY have arrived and been sold at £lolos tech, duty paid, eines fisptemiser, MC The 3i and 6th shipments are now lending, composed of 120 quarter cm a. ?doe as be fore., 10 Enlivens each. Samples or he tasting at T. W. ► BTU PLICTO2I'B, SOB, Pegeffit-slrect, censer of iteereet. W. STAR BRAND XERES SHERRY. —The second shipment of this superior, palequ arte, delicate, soft, astir ILSE! SLIZMY AN arrived. Per r-mak, L'. three dorm, Us. par dwell—At—AtT. W. BTAPLICTOI2 12s WS. or br QIIPERB 1860 VINTAGIE PORT.-200 pipes, 1...7 800 quarter cadsa or 11400 donna. The thlrd of these much-admired Port, selected by tfr ISTAP=I; on the Alto Douro in 1888 and shipped by him without the usual addition of 18 per ant. at equadeete and preoplgs ; coo vettsetly sr* dean, pare Port of the old type, sod fit tor trostedlais ass: or, If with eortststp ot Pptswtop In two years. Prim per ptps, 56 . ta• cask, LW. , or per doom 114 s. 116.—tot , T. W. fiTili 116, Ispate• AD. VALENTIN, Wine and spirit Merchant, 1, Chapel phce (Ma, Oztordetres).--lipedalty for French Wines and Brandies. BRANDY, when perfectly pare, hat ail MOOS • luirmlwn idlesideed. Posesedwg PrePorties at great nteldcal value, and has often been the mem el ming human We. de smash, however. depends on the purity of the 'plait that greet melba shield be exercised In Its seleetion. The sup Vsiabforwarded by Masora Valenti* to the Lowden and other eonibbse ail the Whole characteristic of the dart and pared Preach brandy with empridte delicacy of favour, and' hare received the most saintibled approval—Vida Court Journal, Jan. 11, ledi. SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen Pale or eekle•,. Imported direct fr om Jarves.l•4Proeters, our' and delicate. tree from mast Barn •• Awl largely eoseurnetas • diner Wine.— cash, sod cantor, pail, tq the Importers, PH and SORB, 432, Wed !treat Pelee lists poet free. rILD PORT, 245. per doz. imported direct from V Oporto illandssaans skipplog).tidl liodledand fruity, Meekly recommended!' for Invalids requiriag a gamin* and nutritious ulna— Tams cash, aad carriage ~M ley the importers, PRY- T IiTAN and BONS. 432, West illtund. Moe lists or ample' forwarded pat on applicaUon. K 111•11•1 1 ,111 LL WIIIIIK Tv ml. MUM iItHIBITIOIt 11R. ttalebrated old 1111111 WiLLSIT eased Os IMMIX PR= IIIZDAL —lt Is oi m uui vaild, atelialool. sad very wbolustata. Sold ha Nat . Pd. trek lb. retail houses la Leedom ; by the sputa ha pr ••Y towns In Beglind ; at arbakaaka at t Groat Le -OW.-bserv• Ike rid seal, piuk LW. and W erb il = LL IRON WINE BINS.—The original manufao- A. turas, YARROW and JACKBO2I, was and spirit ma , chants' engineer, Great Town-street, Mansell-street, and 8, Haymarket, where cellars may be sees fitted to versus war. French wine bias ISa por hundred bottles. Illustrated loran analogues, on app The Parts lerhibition.—" In Claes Sp, Honourable Mendes has been adSudged to Partly and Jackson, le, Great Towervired, for their convenient and aneseible Iron wine Lim, and for bar fittings."—City Preaa. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new havestlen, ea adalrebly asaliteetl that a MI babas wen as mailer nob, bay be robed ar Illted on It waboat labour of trenbia Ile action it so Ifeable that t e eallmeat of be mast balite flub by so peer can be alterbel. Mee lb 14.., 14a., to molt 4,9, and 18 pike auks. B . ARLOW'S SZLF-AOT ING SYPHON TAP. No vent-pee required. No more Set beer or sour wb& Trios 4. dd.: ditto, eleetru.kte ed in aatir es dlreot to JAYE'S BAIII.OW patentee, le, ltaueloo-boase. See thee his =MA sod ad&ses are co every article; al rebore in swim ladtakma. lagravlop pits. Zslablisbel 1.1110. 1 LEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. LI PAItI4 EXHIBITION, 1867.—TW0 OOLD CAUTION.—None genuine without Baron Liable, the inmates 's, signature being on evm jar, accompanied with fall directions for use. Bold by all Italian warehouses, chemists, and grocers. Palatable, attenstbesing, acestordc, and convenient. T PRIZZ AMDAHL PARIS EXHIBITION, I B C7. THREE PuRE PICK LES, Sauces, Jams, and Table Delicacies, Of the highest quality manufactured by CROSSE and BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Proprieton of Captain White's (Mental Pickle, Carry Paste, and other 9iodireaate, . . . . Are sold retail in arlwar :ieOf the world, ;rotid,ind wholesale at the Maaufactary, 80110SQUAKE, LONDON. CULTIVATION of TEA In the East T a llies has now become an Important feature. Since the Introduction of MUM Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of Its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every means. The 4 z Tea Districts, them confined to Up Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other 7 e of India are arriving, thus taming greater varieties. The are now selling AMID, Cachar, Darjeeling, &c., at from Ts. I . to as. Id per lb. and China Teas as usual—Warehouses, No. 9, Great U. Helen's thurthrmd, Biahaseists. Price U.S forwarded on application. THE TEA FLOAT , L ,A I 7I E NT. TEA FLOAT ! ! FIELDTHE TEA FLOAT effects a Saving of One fnurth. THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment. THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for Use. THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any Teapot. THE TEA FLOAT Should be in Every House THE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and retail of MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London, SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUMES acknowledged to bathe lightest and most oons fortable wearing truss invented. Elastic Stockings, Knee-caps, hc., for varicose veins, weakness, Au.: Abdominal Belts, Itageray Conveniences, Crutches, Artificial Legs, Arms, Hands. Eyes, . and every description of surgical appliance manufactured by ARNOLD sod SONS 96 and 66, West Smithfield, London. N.B.—Directions for measurement and prices forwards& An experienced tennis to attend on ladies.. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND, PATENT TRUSS MAKERS. WASH TOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TAM Mos 1a Of .11 Chem tdTOZEAI7I3 COPIHINE. —ln chronic or recent Macaws a aura Is effected In an average of atx days. rcia t roved by the ParaPhydolaneAcadany.—flold by ant chemists, la. Id. General Depot, In Pies, at H. Cloyed% Oar maiden, 161, roe YaersN S, and, el London, 40 0. Arms% French clwates, ie, Boymerket. LONDON, SATULDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1868. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. mainger, lir. W , U. annex Zdadni id 7. MARY Rms. Mlowed by RTILL WATICRA Werra A. WI w, n. Idephdds Ic., lidedanie• Mon ded Reny Wore. To oonchwl• with ILSIIP YOUR DOOR LOCKED, Mr. J. I. Toeia. NATIONAL ABBBIII3LY ROOMS, 218, Iligb Notberm—The owl ipadow sad emeorstel ban-roora, rad the ►.t Loam 110,10 114 1 1 r °Melia sad modem EVIJIY YtlttNA. MM.4 Creator. Mr. W. IL Perim Opoo d ball-past I; doss rt li Adffilasloa. MR. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING cONCICAT, At. SATU&DAY, JSw7t, &YS. 1.) 0Y AL ALIIAMBRA PALACE. —Thew AA, ballets, Menem& Concert. sand of Oil Bees at & Bez-ollei opea from 11 to t MHZ GRAND CAFE and RESTAURANT A. ROYAL, OS . Itsrent.streol, oun emulate. to to vlolkod . The ossalltettswat Is lesilso. 1W; awed for wises sotlllsoots at ths Rasa I brustls. Goliath Rug& owl Toroks to= prlactsassms The sad TIIIS t ila r bli 4lol,lk Protpristsr. 1 gOLIAN BARPS.—Nurcterevis uperbinsiatal' bade. been wade with a eine cd Ingeintes gm lasi at esebsaihes iseerunientia liesien X MTN. I.IIOWRI. and•l Oa. bag resoureced So penkamers tidy a 4.11111000. HART, Ile Wade of wide% will be Mod at aludidar beanie sad Telanie, and vibrating Ida Os allplileat Item. Price ; tlo old model tram Ina to 21a.-14, Claseraide, C.—Hairnet hem 1.0.. nib March, s tele: " The Zoltan Harp hal area the Lail pad I A TIKINI3ON iutd Co., 198 to 212, WM -10781211481L1DG &ROAD, LONDON. CABIN= ItANDFACTURERIL—Show Rooms Sessvpaisimigamo et itaisarsra CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, oontaining &MIMICS of the rimshare saldbited to time Ilhow-recese, l forwarded free. or Cllll be had on at and wLt a sksi mob!, pareinates to Win as Mk M at mid as of Torn each drawing has with it • oorrogioading pries et the cid *info. All goods marked in pplain ogares. .1171112180 N cad Co., no to fig. SIMI 111,1DOZ WAD. LONDON. BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT OHAIIIS and COUCHES. llama Furniture. Trunks, Perew look die.. DI PRICER CODIRDICRAWLY REDUCED. 106. PICCADLLLY. Clatsiesuee Dee SLVIATI Ana Co. beg to announce the male, at their OLD TRE111333 431, OXfORDATREET, W. previous to the Anal closing( of that branch, of their OLD ?MOM( of VENETIAN BLOWN GLASS. minalpally far fable usa, at a reducUon from the usual price% 3A LVIATI'S NEW 1103AIOR, BLOWN OLATt CIIANDELIERS, MIRRORS. BEADS, Le., always on view at their new establish mat 30, St Isines'antrant, S.W. K INOI3, TH3 WILIA3OWN crry TAILOR'S, Ni OHISHILL, OPPosHe Finch-bum CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted, and are tett and pUaN.. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CO RDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE PAM (Palen Patent). DRY COLD AM RZFRIORRATORS and ICS um Maar@ PArst). 131111i — k16 ECTOSES and TESTIMONIALS of the above on application to WY. CIUVABBE. Moarisi• Arent, City. want.ond Array, fl New Bond-street IetORWEPPrB MA L V BRN 8 B LTZ BR, prepared from **Malvern 'Maker ea leag eeiebreled for Ds WrHI• Iwyy been. le protected by a label baling same mad tole peark.—liimeederke as Loudon, Lherpeol, Derby, Debbi, Glasgow, Malyerie. nXYGNNATED WATER. —Stooping in London V during the mason `not like sr ir ep= w the fresh air at the country : but refreshing and in effect* may be obtained bran evening draught ofAlugenated Ater, fresh freth the LABORATORY. 11. LONG-ACRE, or through any draggle*, In ethos eoutelning six bottle'. LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an L Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti tying the evraplesion and Skin. The radiant bloom it I/warts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which induce' of lb* hands and arma, its capability of soothing irritation and ro• moving all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, Mecolorationa, and other cutaneous visitations, raider It indispensable to every toilet. Price is. ed. and ea ed. per bottle. Bold by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Ealydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the namo of " Ralydor." THERERE'S NOT s JOY the WORLD CAN 'S By CARL LIAM. Sung by Miss Fanny Armytege. Price Se. Cramer end Co. (Limited), SOL Regent street, W. • FADED LEAVES. Written by L H. F. nu Tran2Arry. Adapted by W. C. Lavin, from a Melody by Paul Hendon. Poet free for 19 stamps. Cramer and CO. (Limited), 201, Regents Meet, W. HOPE WALTZES. By W. C. LIMIT. With exquisitely tinted Portrait of the Princess of Wa les. Post free for 26 stamps. Cramer and Co. (Limited , , 201, Regent street, W. Cloth, gilt edges, price Is., post free for 12 stamps, MHZ WINE GUIDE. Being practical hints on 11 the Purchase and Msaisgement of 'Foreign Wines, their History, and a complete Catalogue of all those in present nee. By FUDIRICII C. )true. 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Mr. Mountague Bernard, D.C.L., and Mr. Charles 8. A. Abbott, Secretary. ADMIRALTY, June S.—APPOINTIttIiNVL %.,0111- mander A. G. R. Roo, to the Irresistible ; Navigating Lieutenant George Patterson, to the Cumberland, for ser vice in the Forte ; and Aasistant-Surgeon Edward Olive, to the Fox. _ tie fan INsrEcroa Baancrocx. —The painful circumstances under which Inspector Bradstock lost his life caused the funeral, which took place yesterday, to be very largely attended. About 1 o'clock in the afternoon there was a general gathering of ea many of the metro politan police ea could be spared from the several beats, and as • remit, between 800 and 900 members of the force accompanied the bean to the Brompton Cemetery, where the interment took plus, The funeral service was read by the Rev. A. Bedger, who delivered a brief address to the large crowd which bad assembled, in which the lemma to be learnt from the death of • man who had falls in the polonium* of his duty were ably and forcibly pointed out. _ Naw LAW Comtri—The Builder has reason to believe that the government have sppolated O. B. Mr*. 14.&44,42.14 tAt &MOM atik as onrik,...- INTELLIORNOR FROM ABROAD. (ascrriu's Tzuours.) THE ABYSSINIAN cAPrI v ES. SUEZ, Jowl 5. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ottawa is now coming into this port, having on board the released Abyssinian captives—namely, 20 gentlemen, 8 ladies, 22 children, and 21 fol lowers. ILLNESS OF COUNT BISMARCK. BERLIN, Joni 6, Emrrwa. ,iirea It is announced that the physician attending Connt Bismarck considers him to be suffering from t overtaxation of the nervous system. Abbe ute retirement and quiet are • necessary for his restoration tc. heath. Me has just recovered from an attack of pleurisy, but will be compelled to abstain altogether from participation in public AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Jos' 5, Evionso. r.diusing In this evening's Bitting of the Heinbarath the debete upon the fi neness was remised. Hem liechbauer he was in favour of the government bill, but would *appal the proposals of the minority In preference to Shoes of the majority. Harr Tani* moved • resolution that the next year's budget should be drown pr a such • manner that the &Agit remaining after the nodes of the tax frau the coupons sad the savings slimed 'toga anifreselem Of air pair& debt' algid be able kr. _be 'olvered by redactions in the military expendi ture. The resolution was warmly opposed by several Polish members. After some remarks from the reporter of the minority, the home adjourned on account of the indisposition of the reporter of the majority. Baron Oteenfela Osinehttrod is designated as the future Austrian envoy to Switserland. ~ Prince Napoleon arrived here at thirty-five minutes past ' Mt this evening. He was received at the railway station y the Duke de Grommet, the French ambassador, the brat and second secretaries of the Fronde embassy,. and the Italian envoy, the Marquis di Pepoli. The Prince, with the Duke de Gramont and the Marquis di Pepoli, drove in sin open carriage to the Lonna Hotel, in the Leopoldstadt, where he alighted. A dinner will be given in his boomer to-morrow, at the French embassy, to which Baron Benet, Count Andrew, and the Members of the diplomatic body ,are invited. THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Jrxx 5. . According to official despatches received from 11be frontiers of Central Asia, hostilities broke out on the lat of May between the Yemeni; and Bake:lane in cons.- enenoe of the bad faith of the Emir of Bukhara. On the fad of May the army of the latter was defeated, and Samarkand was occupied without resistant*, the Rue , leas capturing 21 cannons and the contents at the Bak haslet: camp, and sustaining themselves only slight lame. These despatches are oonfirmatory of the intelli• reuse reeeived from Bombay, but do not substantiate the I ssperted death of the Emir. RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN INDIA. BOMBAY, MAT 12, VIA Tormstt. Telegram. received here from Calcutta state that alital accident had occurred en the Western Bengal Rsl. way, whereby 12 natives had been killed. The accident 'r attributed to neglect on the part of the poialanson. The health of the Maharajah of Cashmere is in • very precarious condition. The weather la seasonably hot. AMERICA. (Per the Russia, viA Queenstown.) NEW YORK, MAT 27. _ _ Immediately on the acquittal of President John son, the managers and some of the members of the House of Representatives hail Mr. Woolly:, • deniseratic spat and witness at the trial, arrested. He was charged with bribery and fornication of senators to induce them to vote for the acquittal, and also with being in coiling= with the litaluie eseraterise of the President, Mr. Woolley destines to We tly, and remains imprisoned. The impeachment have made • leagthy report, sakiag that Charles m lt u i= be forced by the home to give evideeee. This report also Marlow Weed's feiony, adcnitt that senators were induced to vole for acquittal by bribery The plot was disoovered Western Cals. the epicure of all the . p d s! theES t • Washingten cakes. A farther demand was made, but I resisted by the asampany. The rioting at Hayti cestinuod. The Caen bad sitz rounded Port-au-Prince, and defeated Canaria Chevalier &have, had ruched Porten-Prince, sad had issued a proclamation, stating that the 'epaulet's would be attacked if the refugees were sheltered, sad extreme penalties would be inflicted. The consulates were crowded. _ . The American minister had demanded assistance from Wsehington. Advkae from Jantaies to the 16th state that the Epis copal Congress, after a session of three days, had adjourned without moompliabing anything. From Mexico news has been received to the 17th inst. The internal insurrections continua The insurgents g= the mountains around Puebla, and had proclaimed Marques regent. The slates of San Luis, Potosi, Tabasco, Queretaro and Mexico were at their mercy. From Ottawa it is st ated that witnesses in the M'Clee asaaaaination cane have been waylaid and badly beaten. (IT =LIMO 723.341,4211 TIMMS HI. =Tire AGINCL) NEW YORK, Jona 6. Closing Prices :—Cold, 1394. Sterling exchange on Lon don, 1104. Five-Twenty United Stelae Bonds, 1882, 1124 1888, 1104 ; Ten-Forty, 108. Illinois, 152 ; Erie ; 694. Cotton : Middling Upland, 31. Flour : Fair; State. 9 dole. Corn : Old =zed, 1 dol. 17ic. IGNORANCE OF DIVINITY STUDENT/.—ln the General Assembly, this week,rat Edinburgh, there was an interesting debate upon a proposition for establishing a more satisfactory mode of examining students by the presbyteries of the church. The contemplated improvement wuwarmly advocatedby 2dr. Douglas Maclagan, who gave from his own experience an amusing example of its neces sity. He said :—ln the medical faculty, with which he was connected, they required the students to pass • pre liminary examination in literature and mathematic'. At a late examination there were fiftpfive candidates, and in English twenty-seven passed and twenty. eight were rejected. If the assembly were to hear all the details of the examination, they would be as tonished. One of the questions—not • very profound one—was as to the meaning of the word " hypothesis." One of the candidates said that it meant " a machine for raising water." (Laughter.) Another candidate said that it meant " something that happened to a man after his death." (Laughter.) One of the historical questions put was as follows :—" Give some account of Galileo and Copernicus;" to which one of the students replied that Galileo was a man that had committed five murders— (laughter)—another that Galileo and Copernicus were two gentlemen who had fallen together in some battle— (laughter)—and a third student said that Copernican was " a compound of two metals." (Laughter.) WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE "UNION. —The Working Men's Club and Institute Union have arranged an utensive programme for the celebration of the sixth anniversary of their useful labours. They par ticularly desire that the members of clubs in the country and in London shall on this occasion have an opportunity of • pleasant interchange of ideas on the subjects of the important special reform in which all are alike interested. The council have therefore invited the clubs situated in the home and some other counties to send one or two delegates to London, who are to be the gusts of the society for two days. This liberal proposal has been nor. dially responded to, and much pleasure and profit is ex pected from the reunion. On Monday next the annual meeting will take place at Exeter-hall, when the Earl of Carnarvon will take the chair, supported by several public men known for their interest in movements of this charm ter. At six o'clock on the same day a dinner will take place at the Crystal Palace, at which Sir Henry Hoare will precide, attended sin), it is hoped, by Mr. Samuel Morley, Mr. Austen H. Layard, M.P., Mr. J. A. Smith, M.P., and Mr. T. E. Gorst, M.P. On Tuesday a con ference will be held at the rooms of the Society of Arta on the interesting social questions connected with the insti tutions which it is the object of the Union to promote, and the Earl of Lichfield will preside. All persons inte racted in this important social reform are earnestly In vited to attend. At three o'clock on the same day • dinner will he held at the St. James's and Soho Working Men's Club in Rupert-street, Haymarket. The atten dance of working men at these dinners being especially desired, the arrangements have been made as inexpensive as possible, and the price of tickets for all members of clubs has been fixed at two shillings each, to be had at the ofileca of the society, 150 Strand. Tiro BISHOP or NORWICH v. PRRRev.—The defendant in this case, reported yesterdier, has fly= meth* of his intention to appeal to the Judicial Com. mitts. of Privy Council T Arian the isslsion of Sir Robert Phillimore, an Dean reene him from his cave as clergyman- to theettli at Wind. The ,:v iippea s iu MHO swot be bessdfor p JMY II nom • iSTAMPED Id. ADDITIONALI ONE PE NN Y. MUSIC. zIERF: CAUER'S CONCERT. This gentleman gave his annual morning concert at the Hanover-square Rooms 7esterday, when • large audience was attracted by the promised performances of one dear most esteemed resilient pianist. By his several series of historical performances of pianoforte musk gives during recent semen., Herr Pauer has proved himself not only a practical artist of highly cultivated moehanind skill, but also one whose sympathies and tastes are ideati lied with what is racket and best In the art. The speci mens from the older pianoforte composers then brought forward by Herr Paaer—many of them heard, through his agency, for the Ent time in this country—wan as interest ing in theirhistarkal aspect as they were, in asayishatiaaes, charming from their intrinsic beauty. The pahlieatisa of these places—some of them of greet rarity, end Mimes only before existing is manmeript—under the title of " Ales Clavier-/Insik," farther entitles Herr Pena N the gratitude of all thenghtful mesh:lane who mike( the ster ling productions of a period of masked art smearing, is meeentratien sad pewee of expreestem, to the Bileabeelian age of Boglish literature. His premiums of yesterday bore strong evidence of Herr Tames tendeney in this classical direction. The concert commeneed with • sem. pantie ely modern work—Schubert's great Pianoforte Trio in B flat, op. 99, composed in 1826, two years before his death at the age of 32. Among the multitude of those gnat instremental works which, in addition to his almost Innumerable vocal piano, render Schubert oise at the meet eentartahle INlsiess it fertile genius and invention. the trio in B fiat is armpit:sous for a beauty, if not a grandeur, almost worthy at Beethoven. That It was admirable played on the present occasion need scarcely be said, the nominate being Herr Patter, Herr Straus, and Signor Patti. The next instrumental per forates.' in yesterday's programme consisted of a series of transcriptions from Bach and Handel, comprising an overture (to ibo 29th church-eantata), an air from the orchestral suite in D, a Sarabande. Bounce, and Gavotte from the sixth solo violin sonata, all by the former composer —end one movement (the last allegro) from Handers sixth "Grand Concerto" for stringed instruments. All these were transferred from their origin►l shape to the key-board of the pianoforte with skilful omnpreheneivenen. In the performance, se in tke adaptation of these pieces, Herr Patter exhibited all his well-known musicianly acquire. meets. His remaining performances consisted of Woolens and well.writtenSorata for piano and violoncello, excellently played by himself and Signor Piatti, end several of those light and elegant drawing-room pianoforte solo pieoes of which Herr NWT has been so successful • producer. ♦ new manuscript Austad& for the clarinet, also the composition of Herr Patter (founded on airs from Gounod's IStest), was introduced on this occasion. Written with a thorough knowledge of the capabilities of the instrument, it served well se a vehicle for the display of lir. Latarna's fine tone and execution. The other features of the instrumental -selection were Herr Straua's brilliant performance of " fialtarello " for the violin by Molique ; Signor Piatti's finished playing of two Vi 011104•110 mho of Isis own com position ; and Madame Bobrer-Oltatterton's execution of s Fantasia on the harp. The vocal music consisted of some German lieder, expressively sung by Mae. Getup ; sad s sons of Signor Piatti's (with his own violoncello obbligato socompanitruent), and s French air by Niader toeyer, both effectively sung by Signor Garcia. Herr Pacer, in addition to his other performances, Ile* offi ciated as sccompsnyist. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. The morning performance for the benefit of the Royal Dramatic College, commanded by the Priam of Wales, took place at this house yesterday afternoon, in the preassee of what is usually termed a large and fashion able audience. The comedy 'sleeted by the Prince was Mr. Dion Bouricaultls Landon Assurance and the bril liant writing of the pees, to oy nothing of the *pp's , tunity it afford, for a number of actors and Antrim@ to appear in effective claraotere, fully Justified tbs royal choice. The meet gratifying festers in connection with the performance was the reception given to Mrs. Keeley as Pert, and her acting only made ill regret that she re tired a few years ego from the stage in the full maturity of her powers. The cast tom. primed Mr. Benjamin. Webster as Sir Harcourt, Don tley, Mr. E. P. Addison as Max Harkaway, Mr. Sotheni as Charles Coartley, Mr. Charles Mathews as Dazzle (his original character), Mr. J. L. Toole as Mark Meddle, Mr. IL Irving as Cool, Mr. Backstage a. Dolly Spanker, Mrs. Charles Mathews as Lady Clay Spanker, and Kim Nally Were an Gram Harkaway. The comedy, I which was recently revived at the Olympic, was never acted with more spirit, allowance being made for the depression common in all morning performances. The entertainments, placed under the management of Mr. Sothern, concluded with d Roland fa an Ohre?, the characters in which were sustained by Mr. Chippendale, l i Mr. Walter Lacy, Mr. H. Neville, Mr. G. J3.1/flare, Mrs. John Wood, Mies Louie" Moore, end Miss E. Parrett. rah BORSK siluW AT TilE AuIsIOUL TURAL-HALL. The end crowned the work triumphantly Tester day at the Agricultural-hall. The attendance wa even greater than on the royal Wednesday although the only royal visitor was Prince Teck His Serene Highness came late, and it was only b . the exercise of a delicate diplomacy that Mr Comfort, the director in attendance, was enable. to obtain him a seat. The programme was varlet by a very enoceedul appearance of Sir Hope Grant' war pon7, .an animal who attraction bee rathe is his history than his appearance, and a tre mendous display of trotting by all the hacks, and o jumping by all the hunters in the show. Boil displays yesterday were for prime offered bj the company, and the oontmition *as o the most etrennous character. The suosiesfai trotter was Morning Star, who• did his mile is _three minutes 38 seconds, and the second was chestnut home, the property at Mr. J. Edwaida who did the distance in three minutes 46 secomda In the leaping the sumessitil competitor was Wash worth, the properly of CohnielCariston, Coldstream Guards, who won against a crowded field. Then were several falls, but nobody was badly hurt, an the whole pi o....cdings terminated in the most anis factory manlier. Not a single horse had been it during the week, new have any received the olightes injury— na concluaivs=t ia t h e tionipleteheas o ie erte thstmeaS yen ' a hater juei;lhe provided fee the lies:tem, aim then the testa for the " weight carriers" will bt complete. The judges of this year's show were thi Earl of Macclesfield, Viscount Coinbermero, Lore Kesteven, Colonel the Hon. Charles Hay, Colons Kingscote, C. 8., M.P., and Mr. Harvie M Farquhar. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, June 5. SIDNEY 81789 EX COLLEGE. —Mr. George Hanslip Hopkins, who took his degree as fifteenth wrangler, 1863, was yesterday elected a Fellow of Sidney Susses. TANCRED STUDINISH/PIL —At a meeting of the governors and trustees of Tanared's Charities, held on Wednesday last at their clerk's chambers, 28, Lincoln's-inn, Thomas Wakefield, educated at ipsom College, was elected to a studentship in Phytie at Gonville and Caine College, Cambridge. At the same meeting, Edmund Robertson, Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford, was elected toe stu dentship in Common Law at Linco ln's-inn, OXFORD, Jums 5. • . TEL ITinvERISITY PEtzEe.—The follow i ng prizes have been awarded :—Newdegato Rise: subject, " The Catacombs," John Alexander Stewart, Rector's scholar, Lincoln College. Latin verse : subject, " Marathon ," John William Sisabridp, scholar of Kew College. Latin Easay : subject, " Quienium sit mythologies° quern vacant saentlie utilitaa?" Edward Lee Hicks, 8.A., Fellow of Corpus Christi College. Cititsria. PALACE. —Upwards of seven hundred of the nap/oh * of Messrs. Alloopp and Sons, Burton-on- Trent, visited the Crystal Palace, yesterday, by an ex cursion train leaving Burton at 4 o'clock in the morning and returning in the evening. This is one of a series of day excursion trains from &dant parts of the country to the palace, which will be "tried out to a great extent on the principal railways during the Handel Festival, sad will probably be oontinued daring the season. At the Opera concert this afternoon Malls. Titiens, Signor Mon gim, and other artistes of bar Majesty's opera will appear. The garden and lawn of Rockhilla will be open for pro menade. The screen dividing the Tropical department from the nave has been removed for the rummer season. The Whitsuntide amusements which have attracted ninety thousand visitors this week ars to be continued until Thursday next. THE TRAINING-SHIP WORCESTER AT ERRE. —His Graos the Duke of Northumberland will dis tribute the prises to the cadets on board the Thames Marine Officers Training•ship Worcester, off Erith, on the 73rd inst. This year, for the first time, her Most Gracious Majesty tha Queen's two prizes will be ' given and in future they will be annual. T,, ,se consist, fi rst, of s gold medal, which is given by her Majesty to encourage the boys to acquire and maintain the qualities which will make the finest sailor. Thew consist of cheerful submission to superiors ' self respect and independenoe of character, kindness and protection to the weak, readiness to forgive offence, desire to conciliate the differences of others, and above all, fearless devotion to duty and unflinching truth fulness. And secondly, a binoc u lar glass with a suitable inscription, and a sum of 361, to the boy who shall have obtained the naval cadetship given by the Admiralty. The Palmerston saloon steamboat has been engaged by the committee, as well as a special train from Charing-crow, to take their friends on board the Worcester on that day, Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer or never fails to giddily restore grq es Wed hair to tie zzy weurtithau eoloer sad b. adetuNd. rt will powthisasisitmeg OSOSll to prwr iC an ia zz. o beli nekselles Irk ry edl. sod Ossw. it remoras an alsearta It codeine aeltber on ece D TR MNo while essnuea le large beetawyeles slt bold !quest elteMess sad M urn. ;wpm luia servo, zamas.—. ELECTION TNTELLIGEXCI WARRINCTON. —it is understood that Mr Grvnall, a conservative, who has represented Warrington fur 21 yore, will be opposed at the neat'eledina by Mr. Peter Rylsnds, a liberal, who may be classed among the followers of Mr. Bright. HULL.—The committee of the Hull Conservative Association bass resolved to ieeenunesd to the Cents& Society Mr. Henry John Atkinson, as aliterimin and a justice of the peace for the borough, as a inandidste for tin representation of Hull. Mr. Atkisson will sand in eon unction with Mr. Charles BelL Th e sitting mem be rs are essrs. Clay and Norwood, liberals. Nonni IakTiCAIIIIIRE.—Mr. 01 Preston denies , that it is the intention of the liberal party to start a second candidate furOlorth Laosashirs to Loujunctios with the Marquis of Hartinisse. He mays that while re solved to secure the re-election of the noble untrquis, tht liberal party are equally resolved not to oppose the mints of Colonel Wilson Patten, in whom they reenciae an able attentive, and high•minded representative. The riglti bon. and gallant gentleman, who holds the °Mee of (ben seller of the Duchy of Lancaster, has at for the division mince l&e. Nsw Ross.—Mr. Mghtahon, who represented the county Watford for I 3 years, will be brought lemon , in the liberal interest fee New now The name of Mr. D. C. He►on, Q.C., was also brought before the acting libels! committee ; but, in oonserinenee of shuts essitlessas it is stated, about to start for Cashel, be has WI been solicited. Csar.raxsatt.—Mr. Schreiber has issued an address to the electors of Chelteeham, in which he says hs regrets that the Bribery Bill is so longer is ginded alarm the 'necessary measures of the session. Mr. Schreiber also says that at the end of the present per Bement his political 00111b011011 with Cheltenham mum be suspended for a time. The Cheltenham Constitutional dsaociation has issued an address to the electors, asking them to withhold the promise of their votes, as a gentle man of high poslUon and great official experience will solicit their enffreaes. Woacasna Ctn.—A working man, named Airey,. a prerninent apostle of teuipuaacc, prepuce to offer Moult u the working man's candidate foe Worcester at the general election. This nukes the fourth candidate. Of the two sitting members Air. l'adinure and Mr. Uerriff, the fu.r retiree and the latter o ff ers him self Mr re-eleetieu. ether liberal candidates are also in the Aoki, via., Mr. F. Dyeett, Sheriff Of London, and Er. T. R. Hill, Alderman et Wausau. A conservative can &date is likely to be reposed. NORTH EAST &MEX.—It it rumoured that biz, James Round, who, with Mr. Da Cane, has been nomi nated by the eenservetives in North Rest Rues will decline to neatest the representation of that division. Sir Thomas Western, now 11. P. for North Rues, will come forward in the liberal interest, and it is expected that the hon. baronet will fight in conjunction with a eolleague not yet named. WT,XTORD.—It has for a long time been the general belief that' it was Mr. Kavanagh's desire, as soon as the opportunity woes, to transfer his services from thi aunty to MN county of CATIOW, in which his residence an the gre der hulk of his property are situated, sad which he, therefore, regards as more particularly his own. Tb hon. gentleman has not, however, as yet intimated Irks he intends to do. 1 onvTicil. l -The movement for the nomination of Mr. R. J. Harvey, at present M.P. for Thetford, and th Hon. F. Walpole, as conservative candidates for Norwich has met with little encouragement, and no candidate have yet been selected by the local conservative leaders at the same time, it is intimated that both the scat' fo the city will be contested by the conservatives. GLASGOW AND ASERDRIN N/VIALSITIES. —Thi North British Daily Mail understands that Mr. Andres Halliday Duff, a littentteur, perhaps better known node his nom de plume of Andrew Halliday, int^nds °Main himself as a candidate for the nest proposed in th Scotch Reform Bill to be bestowed on the universities o Glasgow and Aberdeen. Mr. Halliday Doff is the secretes; of the Savage Club, and is the author of the Sunnyrid Papers and several other works of the same class, as wel as a number of successful plays. He is a liberal in politics Amongst the possible candidates mentioned on the con servative aide are Sir W. Stirling-Maxwell, M.P. to. Perthshire, and Sir Archibald Alison. OXFORD CITY. —Mr. Vernon Harcourt, Q.C. who is a candidate for the seat about to be vacated b 3 Mr. Neste, will address the electors on the evening o Thursday next. Immediately on the publication of Mr Harcouit's address the executive committee of the Coo stitutional Association assembled, and appointed a sub . committee to procure a candidate the conservative in tercet. Up to the present time Mr. Gibbs, of Culham gentleman hitherto unknown to political fame, but said be connected with a wealthy London firm, is the only nano that has been mentioned. BLACKBURN.— An adjourned meeting of the liberal party in Blackburn was held on Thursday evenins in the Central Reform Club, in that town, when several el the leading liberals of the town and neighbourboud were present. Mr. Montague J. Fielder, • former representa tive of the borough, having given an exposition of hie political vivo, • resolution was passed adopting him as ► candidate, and pledging the meeting to use than endeavours to seems his return in oonjuuotion with Mr. John Gerold Potter, of Mytton-hall. STAMFORD. —A second time within a few weeks there is • vacancy in the representation of this borough. Early in April Lord Cranborne was called to the peerage as Marquis of Salisbury, and now, Lord Lagestre, his suc corer, goes to the Upper House on the death of his father, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. SINOrLAR ACCIDZST ON THS MIDLAND RAILWAY. An accident of a very singular character occurred at the Midland Railway Station, Maabre', on Thursday afternoon. About half-past five o'clock several of the offiaiels were shunting trucks, when one of the waggons got Of i t ga tt e e d metals, ran into a dwelling-house, and destroyed the building and its contents. The house, which is the property of the Midland Iron Company e , was occupied by • puddler named Timoth Straw, end his 'cape from death is providentiaL Th e hou se forme the end of an old building, the remaining portion o f which is oeentied as • beerhonse, and it stands within a few feet from one of the double lines of railway which form the sicz of The accident arose in con s e quence • tr ain ti of about twenty-five wanons being violently shunted by a pilot engine on that branch of the siding on which stood a number of coal trucks heavily loaded, instead of on to the other line which was quite clear. Straw happened just then to be haying his tea alone, in the lower room, from the window of which be could see the approaching waggons ; and as egress by the door was out off he ran upetairs, and in fear and trepidation awaited the result. The coal waggon was forced with great violence against a poplar tree immediately in front of the building, and rebounding caught the end of the house, shattering the walls to pieces. Fortunately the man had entered the bedroom farthest away, and to this circumstance is he in all probability indebted fore e preservation of his life, as the other chamber was comtely destroyed. Thefwaggon WA forced into the lower room, and smashed into match wood, the amiss and wheels aloe* retaining their en =al Asps. The furniture was wholly destroyeii, y iamb in the Wadi* bedroom, there not be i ng dam snide, it fa paid. Ai tot farther vaa.—EAdleld • THE SILICATED CARBON , FILTERS The only n t=lent atoms of partirlot mate, Mow calank a , and all other subetmwea which produce LINING-ROOM FILTERS from DOMBITIC FILTERS BEDROOM FILTER* POCKET FILTERS • 6ll. CISTERN TI MM Ha 6d. MAIN SERVICE rums FOR PURIFTLNG LARGE QUANTITIES OF MATRA AND FOR MANUFACTURING • PURPOSES, FROM te. Ss. UPWARDS. 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