The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-02 00:00:00

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ATI" will sot East ladla Docks it ta.l July, sal et i == and yr ) ID expadoaso4 ampoon.—Apply to G Catddll, L.C.—Paasongoni by tali Um can proceed by ha Paddington to Pipsontk at reduced tares by applying to y GREEN .ad Co. for tickets. ts. A CCBLAND Direst, by Willies Jim ., Mee.. Melted 1M43. Andrea awl tree at las& lo WI on 10th Jane the nautches 001.13111- 31 1.077 tow TAD as ehe La:v.l.m Dock. Ith beentitel Tenni. whisk bee se& or maim hoe an dogma* Weak tad be leer Wog Se het binb. the &Ronk seek aecounnetelisa parmiliswe MOM :a u t i a d a aa a j lid a L P .,7 l o..b k• l ag sc": 6 4u'aru."l6 - : R).N. end Ce. lad Intilaheeate. OTAPO Direct, by Willlies Lino, Zeta- Welled d Ist—To gal Jam 111„ the grated FRECITIU3OII, A 1 12 ran, SIO tam JOSEPH THOM commander loading in tan London Deck.— /num. GANN, Co., 3, Crosby-sonars or GREEN, 10.1113150 N, and Co., Lan ladia-avanuo, Loudon. CIANTERBURY Direct, by: WIWS'S Lim, V IlitalAlptoi /041/81.. —To ail Am thenuidgr a te dipper 11ILLISaDIA, •1 11 pin. WO Was, FLUID. , mattadet : koala. to St. -Ei• Docit.—WILUS. GLIM sna Co.. s . Croallyogasee 01.1:113, Z 01111411021, sad Co.. Ixst 1 adla-ayeass, Lowitta. STILLY TO Br ZW YORK. NEW LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PIOLAIMPHIA NIMAMMII7 COMPANY Weed dia petebles their m itylag the tr=reelr iNdli b "MI aka. " lllias. PROM LIVERPOOL POE NEW YORE. CITY OP la A MEMEL Wahreday. Joie L CITY OF COAX, eatudity, Joie 11. CITY Or LONDON, Waimea*, Jane 15. And woo Eedierdo. aol eon selmomie tiaturiar. COW poop by the mien ahatimaem a ell= i trame= 18 17. sod 11 plow. aecordbe be OS Now by the eaftrasts stemeammt. 13 idiom lortord postage pinata laeladlas 80 prorlakme tesebed. Pro= ombeem the Cattail bra and Mai Colombia. bolted tat no advantageous tonma—loe further yarikolars u ply to WILLILM INMA aim irmairona. cas. N O. Walmealm uvapael or le II mAczy. a. ROTrERDAILM and the RHINE. —TWICE a WEEK.— Ths paddlooloamor HATAVIER, Carl W. 1r H. ever/ humbly, tram Banaltoga Mr, at lib am., oohing bnekwall for proinema at 11 i.e. lorta, 42 _ lA. Al Ik., mtl 17a. td.: Mara. OIL, nee. tedunlett- wow warner Tilllo2D tram of Um Tower Moody morning emly Farm Al and Allo.—lor throes! Mar to the prtated monthly taw Ma. Apply to CHAPLIN/I Untying ham W.. or to PKILLIZIS, IMAM PHILLIFIS. mad On. 11. good-lane. IC. BREMEN. — Neutral need under Russian fle a .— Direct Rout* to Haney, lartuarwisk, and Control per. many —Coed the the Net Ara eases steamers ADM, HOWL a SCHWALM will be deepsichol hem II Thtueday morning /weather perntitting). at It i r M 1174 Eladriall Bar tor at 10 a.sa.—ltree to 8e... tl and £l. return tlekMa, di and £lloa—Apply ateAPLIN'S redeem! Mee, Propintotrena,W. ; or to PHM,ORAVY^ MAIM% and Co., 14 LAMA*, LC. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), Capital 44000,000,n. worat i n Bataccibeil capital 4400,000, to 10,000 &area DIZICIOLS. CHAITXAN—Tbo Nag nos. i 111213 !MART WORTLZY. Ilk Hon. T. C. Habana". M.P. ',Award Warmer, Isti., Y.P. Alciandoe Dunbar, lay. . Marks lII* lag. t Atitte r. ll;ki i. :, Na . q i.q. Henry P Janes 14:41 4 41•... lona Westanorlsaml. Mg• ... 'dismiss—niers Greet, Le. BABIZJI. Meson. Midmost, Peters, Mildred, and Co., London. blears. Smith, Payne, and ltesitim, Loadat This Company is to negotiate Government and Muni cipal Loans, and to ald to aunts' cot cesarsealona To mate advances on approved socurltlea T w o effect ct the portliest, and sale of shares, stocks, gc., and to financial business generally Ala. to receive money en deposit far pariah and tarsi to be agreed upon. -. to be toad* to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. &rodeo. Y C. Temporary Olio" $ THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Lesbardatreet, .C. _ __ _ 'a* capital. zi.caVoooiiiTs:iol sisZe. ot zso sub. eabeeribsi Capital, AMA* fa 10,000 shares. MADMAN—The Right ilon. /AIM STrART WORTLZT. DZIVIT-CILUZZAX —JAMBI LIVICK, Rm. The Roo. T. C. Hattbarton, M.P. Adolphe Hakim, Req. Edward Warner, Req., M.P. Haw Powvall. Ise .J. P. Alexander Dauber, ley. Joh& Westmorland, tsp. Charles 1111 e, Rol imussa_ Charlet Z. Req. Newboa, Esq. Albert Goat, 11411=1.11. Meson Kneterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Beak of Loaders. This Company adores money on the deposit of Title Deeds el approved Freehold or lamehokl Property la Great Iletista. nth or MtJamt regular mortgage. Guarantees Titles or Securities, and, is neat assoliatat kart oo mortgages for loon or abort penods; also hecelrea money on deposit for UM periods orb', at rates to be word upon. Communications to be addressed to the ALTRIIM. Reeretat7. Temporary Oillata. SO, T HE CREDIT MOBILEER COMPANY of LONDON (3,101800.. _ _ 44, Thriadadidle-dreet. IC BAslaia—TM Loa Ae, sad ITefftiealdir Doak, IC.C.. szid the loVa 7154 Cally DDSODUNT roved lieresatll• sad other ML[ Teske ADVA m NCES am esesettes. esd usdarlaks lass dal badness posasily. WILLLAY HALL, Searckir y. THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY gloated)• lacorporated ender the Companies Aet, 18132," whereby the liability ei each shareholder Is Ikalted. Capital C 1,060,400 Cirlth poter to Increase,, in 10,000 shams of L3O each. Mat thine 10,000 Nana Deposit on application LI per share and E 4 as sllotmeint. It is not proposed to call up non than tlf lth per Aare, In instalsonthe of LI 10a, at Intervals of aot less than thrth months. Henry A. Hankey, len.. Chair as of the New Zealand Banking Corporation, London. Carruthers Johnston, Faq. (Yemen. Samuel Johnston and Co.), Lcerpool and Brazil fitly Sinipeon, Lo., Director of the Great Eastern Hallway y. London. Henry Sprthr-gardene. Lowden. William Barter, Eaq , Loyola (Masers W. Barter and Co.l,londow. I Stewart Jones, Seq. (Mears. Jones, Palmer, and Co.), Liver pool. Alexander Hector, Las. ,Mosera Alexander Hector and Co.), London and Henry Woodfalt a tt Director of the Empire Marine Insurance Company, Liverpool John ' Brown. les (late of Mears Grant, Smith. and Co., Cal ._ . _ cults • Loucks. W_ . Dtgby &lath, Esq. (Meson. 9mith, Prerton. and Co'.. Liver. _ . Tteditiiek lArd, Era. Pima%llip Levi and Co.;, London and Adelaide Captain Tam A. Carr, Lloyds, London. W. T. Mail" Bea., Temple, LC., London listitleaw 11. Willis. Bp (Shwa Willis and Co.„ LlverpooL BAILLLS. L0r . 40 ,1 talon Bank I London. The Agra and naaterman's Bank (Limited,. Liverpool—rhs North Western Bank (Limited,. Ireland-21s Provincial Bank of Ireland. BOUCITOI3. London—Messrs. Davies. Bon, CaropMil and Beeves. Liverpool—Masses. Law. Banner. Gill and BLOWS. London—Mews. Eiewell Brothers. Liverpool—Messrs. Taunton sod Co. Glaago.-31sears. Menai: and Auld. Stityrtros—Captals Wm. Champion. Lb da. Temporary odleav-40. Old Broad.strost, LC. ABRIDGED PIttrIPECTITS, This amortatloolViC;;;d foe the purpose - .31 making advances way of mortgage or otherwise on skipping. wharves. ship Yards, docks, watehormes, and every desmiption of analtune /*curates, and will undertake the general Mabee' at a Mandel ~ Thee articles of association may be seen at the omens of the Company. petalled proepectuses an l forms of application for shares may be obtained from the Bankers, Broken, and oolicltors, and at the temporary Crams of the Company. application for shares must be made In the form ammund to the tus, accompanied by the deposit of £1 per sham. De airt . rot be made, the deposit will be returned in full, std If a lees number be allotted than le applied for, the surplus will lK used towards the payment in allotmeac THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY mimic NoI'ICE Is HYJULBY OIVIN, tint the LIST o APPLICA- Yh INA for eHABEA will be CLOSED TWA DAY iihuredat, tb , aid Jose. for the 004111 n. DAVIES. fax,_cANTBILL. led 'WM LAC; &UMW; GILL. and LACE. SCOTI"S BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS a never failing remedy, without as, logrodlest, from the recipe of Dr. will be bead Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver ooseplalsta, I *W. spawns. giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, te. 7::= miti , eiwsk ass family aperient medicine, sod se $ peidilsr the 'goal, they are truly szasilsat saw In Uttar oversaw sad grateful to the stoesseh, they mats appollbs o promote diessitios, aad strengthen the whole Berman system—Sold by W .Leabed, eheenst, e, King Willisaast„ saariagyiSOM Wades, sad by siAst ' i nning.' n bores, IL led. and 2a. Ad. sane to wit for De. Kowa Bilious and Liver Polk. 7fe sawates see ins soars gross Sarhsn oh William Lambert" mowed as lie gals& TEI INTERNATIONAL TINANCIAL TOCERTY AND TEI ANOLO.IIRELLN RANI (LEIDEND). AAR P PARED TO•RIESITSBUIRORDITIONS TOR TER CAPITAL OT THE = ITALIAN LAND COMPANY (Limited). " demean Act. Isel.• by wade t ill el shanbelbre lilbelled be the sawn of their Own Oman SUWON sierlbg, Remo bares of la sseh. Al Pir den lets POI andlkeliai, aal • farther peola•M et All eletnent. COMM OP 11121070119. Ths BMW Ilkesol. Ntereara • lir Jams 0.0. E. Mr bun P. LC.IL6., 71. W& ef naltelba sal Dewar Directors of the dal Ina Sebes Cambay 'lmabrltebut Beak Talks lark^ lin, in atevaler Lena% trades June Cast Bl ip : Onenssiatess Oats Mateter of donessrer, Member of the Parlament and Dineen of the &an Inbar Lawn Hem. It ° = .l '• lease Req. (Praia Limbo, Gess& ) bulb (Cavea,Labboelt and Co ) Cog ginst rammus Moreno.. Member of the Italhe Connerdstore Devbeeenst, President of the Royal °enables forte tles °Ake a Italy sad Unabernthe Mina SWAM Yeas. Rebuts, tabbed:, asd Co., If, Lombard-last. The begloltalies Bask (Batted). eoucnoss—Meers. Direlars. Lenympls, Bake, sad Os. Meseta P. Cssenove end il lo!r i &nradmodleeireet, loodou, Ming& 811/1101W ,15 Tempurery m alr ‘ poora la y, whirl brawn ald eat Vats nest e, ba a , i a t a, tir eth po deo- L 4 elimak, and position, Is permiMsdift Savoured. IN at thin tame offers a el& geld dreier r u labia Invest, inept of espial by the mere. redialri and meats of bad, or by pailekme advances to the owe" ens them to avail thataselme. by die taireslaciteu of Moira soloed& of as tstproved system of rigrkedines. a ir ri a ctees tad productive chancier of Os soli of Italy in too wet/ knows to used remark but at e le required to de velop its resouresa The estates of the rail badmen, wirers hosted near the tines of railway sow Nader construction. are susceptible of vast iniprogemant. Theo/Alai af capital tor that object will be es trontsl7 Protitable. sad dm terarby fer Its repeornisat will bo thereby incroased. Tbs rate et barest which sash adrenals will afford Is 110 lONIA "SSW Wm la this comity, that loans. by annual tostahasats. spread over twenty or twenty- plan will prove very tairatlve. The purchase of large eststou and tbidr subdivision for the potpie of resale into osimsairmity shed properties. would be a warm of peat grog; and at this tiros especially could be re for sorted to with good remit, as portions of the Crown domains in Tasesa y and dam porta of Italy an now for sale on moderate ms._ Dkeetors oose to make amalgams% for the perches, et shalom WV Wait prp ed Pawn land, to be 'elected from the do mains of the Government. Them purchases will be made at a price makoned on Wert Islam at present received from them, and wbkb will thus at once yield a retain of from 5 tot per cent., ems to their present unglecied rendition. The land will be selected in We beralities most Wearable for rapid Improvement, or in contiguity with the new Does of rail way, sod on or near to the ma ma* sad waited to the minim of cotton, silk, flat, hemp, oil, awn, wine, madder, liquorice, tobacco, end fruits and for the production and rearing of live stock. 11ost of thee, ane lands have fcr centuries bees suffered to fall Into a agate of neglect nod ungredeetiveneen The construction of the Uses of ragway now in as will at once vastly aug ment Unusable. Worts of Irrlyaon and drainage so such lands in Italy have bean found to dontia Ihelr . . — Thsiosamiry is pesoes --- bie — sou castentaitrand coarse' ars perfectly seems, the farmers sad labourers tatalllgant and in dustrious, sod the wages of tabour very moderato. No now =of labour Is readmit& :La country la welch the elemesta of a grammes Mad investment are more obviously numeirous and advantageous: and as the swim of Italians of di dams are imolai, tavested Lodirrimat facility for its maga I. mall Oda would be thus to the dom Compaby. The gammeal objects of the Croipany will be : 1. Its soatilsitlos by pun:bass of sleeted lands In the king. of Italy,. I The Tediebibution of the land, and the execution of such man Improvements as may be executed by contract. S. The r••=he bads acquired by the Company, either to or In 4. The advancing, co security of boded property, such roomy Ais may be oactsoory to develop its agricultural value, in • man ner dollar to that which has been so snocessfuliy adopted in Engl t an Calumnies. dby the machinery of the Deldnage and Lade Improve men IL The rele of capital, is addition to the salwereed share capital, by the issue of debenture bonds seamed upon the real property and general meets of the Cem . Owing to the facilities grunted by the IW W GOVCCOININA for thePernent of land painhaeed from them, it in expected that only a limited portion of the proposed capital will be required and It Is not Intended to make any calla at barrels of lees than three mouths. _ . AcoTiy of the articles d ameclation um be inspected at the came of the solicitors, 411, Yarthweatareat. LW. Applications for therm are to be made In the annexed form bat no application will be conaidered unless accompanied by the payment to If exam. Hamad, Lubbock, and Co., of fl per share as the number of shares applied for. This stun win be returned In the event of the application not being acceded to. and if • lees .amber of shares be allotted, the balance will be epplied towards the payment of 84 per share then dos. 14, Leadenhanstreet. London. May VA lad. MO be lett with Ires;;;.ljoirir, — Lubbock, end Co., IS, Lon- is; T. the Dtrecton ot the Internalonal TbsandalSoelety and the Anglo-halloo Dank Limited?. Oentlmaesi,—Harlag paid to limn. loberts Lubbock, and Co.. bankers, the sum of A: being LI per share on shares, I request you will allot me shafts of tsoeoch in the Italian Laud Company (Wilted). and I hereby ewes to become a member of that Company. and to anent sue shares, er any km number, that may be allotted to mu : and I request that say nasals ma be planed on the r.gister of smothers In respect of the shares "atoned to me. I ago,Gentreien:ioar obedient servant Name in full Aadrema In full Reference Date THE FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY (Unita. (Incorporated under the Companies da‘ 111112.1 Capital 1251,000, In 10,000 Shares of Mig emil, With power to Increase to £1,000,010 pint hews 6,000 glum (Subscrlptiocis for more than half of which have been already i• Deposit on application 1 pl ema ir 6ed fthars, and aon allotment. Calls not to exceed 1.2 per Mara, with an Interval of net lass than three months. Ti Is not Intended to call up more than 110 per share, but as more capital can be advantageously employed, further issues of shone will be leads, in the allotment et which a preference will be even to the then thistle, Slarthoklera Should no allotment be made. the deposit win be returned la fin. Bon. lord NIGEL LIXNIDY, Moatrosolsonae, Clubma t ri Lord n. Viscount Maldim, 39, Lowndesotred, Bolgravemuire. and laedwater.lsoma, Uric& Charles Einem Der 8L Alban's. Edward Barron, Ls., 1111ka4eet. Chsapskis. Georg* P. lamartiM. Esq.. OW Broad-atroot, Dtrector Financial Discount Company (Ladled. Trodarick A. Lam Lm., Et, BacimUlsotreet. and South Norwood. William W. Prole, Zaq, Kensington-partmardeas Usk William R. Rogers, Rm., W.D., K Bornmsatrest. William Wilms. lip, efriN, Dlndor or the Mato) and Easter Railway taspany. BAacua—Metropolltao and Proviadal Bank (Molted), 76. CerahW, and estord-dream Branch, 66. Olt ordatreet. 50U577055—Means. Matthews and Oreetlisen, 65, Wools's-Int Boom—Alfred isteki:lact., 76, Old Broadatreet. ArDlTomi—Meure. Hardt eB . Paeft. isarW himsey y , and Gibbous, L Bas lealh, LC. 81ICIATART k two 1. .)—L N. Collier, Toq. Temporary Of Neer Meadelreet-aeart, LC. ABRIDGED PROBPICICS. The objects of tG" ----7 ry en to parchaan, from time to ties arch tree. or lassahold property in Leodon and its nidebbour hood as may present special capabilities for improvemeat. The drat step of the Company will be the purchase and deve lopment of some gni-clam freehold properties at the Vest Bad, for securing which moat adesstageous agreements ban been en tered into, and the rental to be derived therefrom bas been estimated by eipmiencea valuers to produce a sufficient sum to Gamin interest and dividend snorting to 15 per cent. and upwards Arising from property ever increasing In vale!, after making ample deduction for repave. outgoings, and manage. ment ; and, when those properties are completed and occupied. It is calculated they may be re-sold at a profit of 110 per cent to the Company. Full particulars of the proposed *pantie'se of the Company may be obtained at the offices, No. 1, New Broadotroetoourt, where the snicks of association may be ism: and prospector and forms of applkstion for shares may be obtained from the Hankers, Brokers, Minton, or at the omose of the Company. FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT CoMPANY (Limited). NOTICED; HEREBY OIVEN. LW Um SNARE LIST at this Cempany will be CLOSED THIS DAY Mu:War, the and June, at 4 o clock. N.. N. COWIE, attatetary. Temporary OL.ne. I. New SramAetrest-coorL WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Persortal Attraction. sad to health end longevity W the proper mastleatiare of Led. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PIAILL Dein/111M, compounded of Oriental ingredients, le of inestimable yam to preserving sad beautifying the With, strengthening the mune, an In riving • pleardng fragrance to the hreaLh. It eradteves tartar from the teeth, remoras spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl.Uk• whiteness. Its invaluable pro. periled laniebtaised patronage of royalty arid the aristo cracy of /Lampe, and ft Ii universally In high remit*. Pries la Pd. per boa. field at to. lianom o dlst . said by Chesidans and Perfumers. Aak for -Basslamds' NOTHING IMPOSSIBUL— The greatest arid most useful 'eventide of the fay. AQUA A 11ALLLLA.—. Mem JOHN 041INILL tted p.. Tuve lisvcoart. Lombard- Argot. Loodes. perfumers to her Mapity. respectfully ooer to the =thee truly servelloos hal* which Vett soh/ oloteret the lair to its effete, hee—Do matter at whaler. MI Apra Amanita tun mote of tbe propel's* of dyes : It, ea the casteeq. to brealielal be the elates. sod whoa the Mkt to aeon reeterat owe applicetiee per swath will keep It to perfect colour. Price le. per Mello er to half bottle& ma. Id. Joie iletwellit Co. lisTo Man sepabied perfumes to /ULM. Os Naar ',1W0.. LONDON, A GRICITLTURALL HAL 4 DILINCITON.-.Tbs ..CA. 110112& Stow was ~ Jay 1 BMWs slaw ow Jar IL NOY b tobwllato aro now node. sad oMI MI Car' dos 110 & BID Wring OXFORD.-3ILICTIONB trims PAM Qs =MT WIT of Wiagnial, Vs to leaschan, asa the Two YeMlemm d Vii, by the wiel• ow talinied sampiry. Dlsselor: lb. r.muct irs. Iff thisircetk, Saselsil. Madag zo is, NOM, mod N Tows. Ur osisimawd immune anisdkosi‘ WIRY IT G. STIMNS and 130Nika reir Bisho wi rre-st.Witkin. IFE Nl7llO Park tram the wood DOWN oed wriod Many !fa, Ilk. Ns., do. 4do. OWL, No dltio. Wins* tank an. Chili, los.. moor.. to lido ditto. STEVINSand BONS, 78 Bishaztat.Within. POZZION asCII2IIIIIIN GI% Iftmegit Brash.. N.. 1.13., lb. at. Fir paw. s.a ßraat ni Care.... ; DU* Ira, DX Mao. 4d., 15a., 176., dltio. Whisky §:COL and COLLEGE PRIZE& lumina and *WS saw SAMILIGUI ad dadianis booed kr adoslarbee and praaadds. le sow reedy, 13= DIV es* amid post dm illabllobed BO park UMW amid PA. No. I. Liacisrmsacurs. V.C. CIIVE THOUSAND VOLUWIPS T NTY. w t lattllßD =WIT NW, bobtails Wet bi mom *bolt al snit arrow, lbtrw er maisatmeri- , bad prior. Oppiplole catalsgass by pod on neap' W WWI slumps. BICLIIS awl SON, 1, LIICIBTIOI.BQI7/.11, W.C. REMAINDERS d important WORKS, inhibited by Ideepores, Itarray, Swatter, sad other angora nblhaera, a clean, new, and perfect, now 077111 0 at greal ins ettload pr LION grotto and pest tree. and SON, LAIC •••=IMSQU.UtZ, W.e. NEW PUBLICATIONB.-BICHERB & 80N, ttr eeligrators cif the arta= ot free bade In boob, me thane to 1111171,Y modem 197111JCATION8 ha MI dress el Mana han the lower terra Mara ternithed. EIQW and BON, 1, LIICIVITRAPCALI. W.C. BICKERS & SON for WEDDING PRESENTS and STATIONILRY.—Tha bud nintad and cheapen nom at 'NOUSE and AUSTRIAN OULT ELIGANCILIS. tar tha writing tabla, mat asaaa,= bona. Iranllng MOO droning tem mss. MIAs soda ar tarvloaa. snliablairo= and wedding pram* at 26 pm oat ander the NOW ariatand prism All pods warranted at the bud nanalmatano.-44, lainalarfonare. W.C. JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight. at realtaable value, sad the workzeaseldy at whetted* maisobeturere Woes. Thertit t s the &ohm ger ranked, awl re-waned at the prise 9 - e7ect . he note. Now suck your duds' weighs to See utmost nest Th. AINICaII orw gold, and sharp forlaelden."._ Manufactory, N 0.16, liesristifistreek Covent-garte, Load/ma Assays nate of chalna and krerstiery for 11. each. N.B. This aetabilahatent eland at 6 is the e•ening. and es Saturdays at 1 o'clock. I.IYAM k CO.'S GNNTLIIIIHN'S CLOTHING, tel sad ST OXIONISSTILIXT, W. The teekke=m i cxt =stamp displayed fa Mk attire °W O= tad Capes lid Id. to Ote. Id. Womb. mad Loess locksto II Od. $ 425. Od. Badman add Montag Sake ...2k Od , tOe. Od. sod NW Ott. tram Trades% GOO peaus to select Vats et the some lat sesiatals HTAII and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. N sad a, 01701Ddrlint W. The mod able end experienced otters awl waits= an ess &red. Troe-littleg Trosore, 111 e. ed. ; Vane te nudeb, ed. Attire tor clerical, scadeoicel, asediest, end other probenienal r m tiezen. eas ladles' HAW* One to six gensees. A eeperst• tor llories. Pyre ealts, 1k ; lobos* ineehearers, dtt HY.CII and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 sad ff, OLVORD•11111.11T, W., are muck admired by Parents and OnerdManioc quality, tuition, and . inlekerbeeker, Westininite.. Osborne, and Windsor UM 111. to Ws. ; Wson, Hanow, and Rugby suite, Wu. Ws., S&L and 4b. A trying-cm roam handsomely fitted an fa oannetke with this departansaL • TEI F15341 . 111111NG 0, 111:04.00118. Weand i 024 b;;; observed for some time s: It male he admatogemes So thee: Casement° see a much larger saleeMon at Bodesosa Parathiris then to waft displayed, and that to Alm properly of the sou sad effect of the Mffereot descriptioos of Furniture, it ls that each description stionhi be placed In separate rooms. have, therefore, ERECTED large and Additional SHOW-BOOMS, by which they are enabled not only to extend their Mow of lion Brash mid Wood eadMeada and Bedroom luralturia, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide several mall roam Mr the purpose of keeping omplate Mies of Bed-room Faraltare la the differing styles. Japanned Deal Goods may be seem la complete mites of eve or to different colones, some of them light and ornamental, sod others of a plalver deeerlptioa. Suites of Stained Ural (MUM Puroltare, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set mart in separate room, so that customers are Mkt to see the effect salt would appear I. their own rooms. The stock of Mahogany Goods for the better 'bedrooms, and Japanned Geode for Plain and Servants' use, Is very greatly in creased. Me whole forming as complete an movie:mut of Bed room Furniture as they think ponsibly be desired. HEAL and BON'S ILLUSTBATID CATALOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding, and Bedroom Furalture sent tree by post. Mk 157, Totteaboas-ooartmad, Union. CCANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL. Adopted b 7 bix Illajety's Goveruistkor Ur urban 'Wawa J. C. and J. FIELD, the ortstaal inanufacturara sad bolder, ot the Het Prise Medal, cantles the public whet any orator imitations. Their label ou all peekete and Oaten &la sy all &alms torombeet the Whams!' end be exportation at the Werke, UPPER LAMBETH. LONDON. &, when she may he obtained their oakobraled Belted 'Gawk* leap TIMM& TEE 11/ 1 71GORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.. The most scientifically papered sad most powerful twirl tire oordlel ever Introduced: rotas te Satz aermal cloudlike' an the seeretioas, on the Integrity of which perfect health de =lt la a specific for debldity of all binds, and from its con. g, moot other ingredients, melee and pheepera of soda, will pews highly beneficial to the maroons and cl)speptic. Price tt . per heaths, oe tour quentities lu one for 2fit Sole Agents, Mesas. Imungartea and Co., MO, Oxfordatreet. sad 1133 a. Feacherchetwat. KC. lewdest BRONX PORCELAIN, OAK CARVINGS. de. MR. J. C B will BILL by AUCTION, at his Omni Rooms, IS. Eingedeset, Covent-garbs. on FRIDAY. June A at heltpast 11 precisely, a consignment from the continent of ANTIQUITIES of the 12th, lath, and lath centuries, cceintint at Innate, porcelain, marbles, oak care- Imp, and several Mews of Louis XVL fattire, a magniaoseit red Egyptian porphyry slab mountod co started oak Louis IVI. R eta Also a lot of Chinese curiosities, a choice collection el old and modern prints contained In IP/portfolios, a Mee boob, de.—On view morning of ialm sad estalognes had. ri lIIE COURT JOURNAL'S ORIGINAL 1, SPORTING ARTICLZ, on SATURDAY next, which gave the Winner af the Derby of this year, the Pink Second, and Third for the last Si. Leger, the Find for the 2,000 Guineas, and the Plat for the 1,000 Guineas. THE COURT JOURNAL of SATURDAY next will contain MU PARTICULARS of the LEVER and Parliament Sketched, with all the Court, Fashionable, Liters/T. Theatrical and general topics of the week, and original Conti. metal news, to., tc.-Bold by all newsagents, and at the rail way sta S tical,. Price Id.. post fres, Thomas, 14 Brylikes street, itund. EXETER MUSEUM sod ALBERT MEMO- P.L&L, —The BCILDUIt of this week contains • floe view end plans of the selected design for the Exeter Albert Memorial end Mneeuene—New Materiels for Idle of Paul Vaneoiner—On moos:mow Ardoteesue and Sculpture-The Inhibition at the Painter Shilnesehill—The Towers of Rome—Sanitary Papas —and ell the Art and Arehlteetural News. Price M,or by poet 541.—Yin1, Terk-etriet, CoTest-prdea. 0113M10 of A CUIJACI AT HIOIIII7IIT Nay PARE —The new district church of St. Augustine, High bury New Park, which has bees erected through the multi. Somas of Henry Ryden, Fag., the owner of large la the neighbourhood, wee formally opened last Pziritiy the Lord %Mop of Leedom. As the distrist is which it le built is, at present, thinly aisted, Mr. Itydon deter. mined to defray the cost himmeK sad sot appeal for any help to thces resident in the neighbourhood. He has accordingly had a plain temporary from church, capable of accommodating about 1,000 gnome, erected, the work being assented at a cast of about 51,000 f. Previous to Diets' ser vice, the bishop and a petty of ladies and gentlemen were entertained by Mr. Rydon 66 an elegant repast, at his private residence, Highbary New Park. Snoseonn-ernsrr. —While on the subject of metropolitan thoroughfares, we feel it our duty to direct attention to the diegraceful condition of Stamford-street, which now virtually blocks up the now street through Southwark to London-bridge. We do not exaggerate when we my there is not a township in England which bas a road in so diagesafal a state an this main thoroughfare in the heart of London. It bears a warm ressaiblamos to the villainous by-paths formed across the vineyards at Balaklava than any thing we hammer expected to me is Londe", or eyes in Eng land. For more than Ni weeks the road has been in this eon ditioa, without ail serious attempt having been made to int• Prove it. Now it up in such • stale, as regards the depth of its mud, sad the width and dagger of the boles which the mod screens, that it is is the highest degree unsafe to drive down it alter nightfall. Sanely as hoar sow mama with out some mhiclothecoming so deeply imbedded is the mire as to stop all tragic, sod it seems almost a miracle that a mien accident has not occurred keg before this. Is am of such an accident it is some comfort to think that those intrusted with the repair of the reed will be liable is heavy 'urea—Tina, [G, JAJNE ft. 1884. (iBAPuOIIITKLUO&NCR IGRIT' Tat Diann QuENTAIL 00P112411AGIN, Max El, 9.42 a.m. The Dig&lad of to-day, in an article upon the Danish question, seys "Should the London treaty be annulled and the German inhabitants of the mocsimity themselves decide upon their destiny, the settlement of the succession will become void. The Den* inhabitants will then demand an equal right of ahmeing for thalami ves a monarchical or a repub lican govenment, sad also decide whether they join Germany or Sweden." PUBLIC FEELING IN OOPICNRAGEN. PARIS, Jan 1, Vann. The lefonifeur du Soir says ;.--" It — is asserted that public opinion at Copenhagen energetically demands a resumption of hostilities, the present ' lemon of the year being especially favourable to the Danes. In ease of fresh delays arising their ' , naval strength could but be neutralised by the appear& of the bad season." DIiiiTURBANOIS IA RAM& BIRK" Joss 1. The government has despatched Federal Coun cillor Schenck as extraordinary commissioner to the district of Beale, on account of the great politi cal agitation prevailing in that part. Fears are entertained that a collision will take place. PORTUGAL. LIUON, Jou 1, 11.8 Lc A bill to establish free trade in corn has been in troduced to the Cortes. Heavy gala were raging last night, during which the British ship Freak and the Russian ahip Arthur were capsized in the harbour. PARI9, 2 Tovs 1, EVIMING. Advice@ received here from Lisbon mention a rumour that the Portugueee government is about to bring forward a new loan for fifty millions. SPAIN. MADRID, Jm 1. The Progreasist Committee, disregarding the differences prevailing between Senores Espartero and Olozaga, has resolved upon reorganising the Party. ADDRESS TO KING CHRISTIAN. COPENHAGEN. MAT 29. A deputation from Kolding (Jutland) had audience of the King on Tuesday last, to preset an address to his Majesty, signed by 1,1100 per of that town and neighbourhood, designated in the address as " having felt the burdens of the war more severely than any other." The following is the text of the address : Most neasicsis Hing,—We appreash your Majesty's throne at a miens ammet--at a time Miss every brawl, is filled with apprebassioa for the ratan al our beloved fatherland. A suspension of arms has been eoseleded, and the blood- shed which his already carried morales into so easy families, and made so many hearts heavy with grief, has temporarily 0111111/44 May your Majesty enamel in replacing the moieties by pesos! Yee— Most Gracious Slag I—Although we an all anxious to dojo, once moss the blessings of maw under your Majesty's Wood win, we Wad► higher impeder:4s M the Wu* of the country and the independence of your Majesty as a Danish King than to liberation from the prewar* of the moment. In the unequal ocrateet which Den mark I. carrying 00, your Majesty has appealed to the eoduranos of the people, and this royal word has forted an echo in our hems, We come from a district which has felt the burdens of the war more severely than any other ; but we do not come to complain. Although we wish for pesos, we pray to Almighty Uod for sodomite and strength to support the maim which our just cause may further entail. We coach& with ported reliaoce upon your Majesty, your house sad year mixes- I salge advisers, convinced that your Majesty's goverment will know bow to protect our intenial freedom, so deeply rooted is the existence of the people, as well as our good right and our natural indepeadwse May God protest your Majesty sad our beloved country. WNW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Yesterday afternoon a fide ebanapetre and fancy bursar were given at Orleanwhems, te the reighboerhoral Twieksehara, the residues el the Duke and Duchess d'Aureale, in aid of the Soolite Francake de Bieeferamea, sad wen attended by a bap and adeloadis pawing. Among tram premed were her Majedy Qum Marie Amelia, widow of Louis Philippe, her Moral Higher. the Dueller of Canaleidge, the Princess Nary of Cambridge, the Grand Dubose of Meeklennurg Strelits, the Dasher de Charter, the Primer de Joinvilla, the Denham de Marapeesier, the Duchess of SaxtrOoburg Gotha, the Printer Marguerite d'Orleram, the Marckimess at Ely, the Deters of St. Album the Coaster of Taakerville, the Cuestas of Waldegrave. as. The fite was held in the grounds attacked to the ►enss, sad the heater wee ►eld upon the lawn immediately I. front of the =mem The whole of the crowds were decorated in the most Cadet al manner wit► limners sag Mager The magnificset salooes sad galleries of Orleans-hour were dee thrown opal to visitors, sad the telltetiees of *drags, chins, and otos aunts formed cue of the prime attractions of the day. The Prince and Princess of Wale, were prevented from visiting Orleans-house by the levee, very much to the disappoint ment of those present, who for some hours waited patiently on the grand terms in the hope of their arrival. Among the ladies who prodded at the stalls were the Duchess de Chartres, the Duchess d'Aumale, the Duchess cal 9t. Altens, the Marchioness of Ely, the Countess of Taakeraille, the Condom of Waldegrave, and Lady Proby. During the day the band of M. Jolliet' attended, end performed a selecting of music, includieg several asorreaux expressly composed for this fife. We understand that • very ex cellent day's business was dons by the fair proprietress*, of the .tells, and that the subscriptions to the charity were numerous and valuable. The moiety wen founded so long ago as 1842, under the pitroaso of t►e Count of St. Anions, then French Ambassador, for the relief of poor French residents in London, irrespective of religious steeds or politind opinions. It counts among it. headwa ters the late King Loeb Philippe and his auger oreort, the Count de Chambord, the Bawer of the Preach, and the Orleans family, who have bleu steady benefactem Dom the first. Ever Men ate formation it km preserved its misdeal character, its object Min to give weekly relief in money, bread, or clothing, to effort medical reistance, to grant passages to France to peewee desirees of renaming to their native country, and to wooers employment for thole able to follow their marepatios iu Engle s& We me glad to find that the proceedings ed the day amply fulfilled the expectations of the modem of the fits. The society has during its existence effected great good, and has already distributed more than 12,0001. amen them who were cm. ddared worthy recipients of the charity. The fête will be ortianed to-day. BAN" BATY OF D160017/4T.—A parlisinebtary re turn shows the several chimps is the Bask rate of dimmest from the beginning of the year 1816 to the premed time. Is the earlier years of the emits the &eases were very few ; there was but me is the year 1846, *se is 180, one is 1860, pose is 1851. Slew 1854 the fluotoistioos have bees nub more frequent. The rate of disowant was altered seven times in 1856, eight time, is 1856, sine times is 1867, six times is 1868, live tinsel is 1856, •111.111• times Is 1880, sieves time in 1861, 6ve times is 1862, twelve times is 1863, and six times io little more thee a third of 1864 'lamely. op to the 6th of May. The highest rate la the list was 10 per east., white prevailed Is '1867, from Lord blayoesilay le the day Were Misters. The lamest nits was 2 per met, shish prevailed dais( Übe greater part of the year 1862, sad for it,,. mosths of the mums aid SIMI= of 1685. Mon Pod, ld. Add ITALY AND THZ POPI. A correspondent of the bullpenskir Beige, writing from Naples on May 25, says The sole thought of the 'Neapolitans is still the illness of the Pope. The news from Rome is not so hope- lees as it was the other day, but it is far from bang satideetorr" A correspondent seriously Wlfeie as follows The Pops may linger on some few days, perhaps for some few weeks, but the humours in the legs are spreading, and no effort of seism, can supply a remedy. However, the Roman refugees are on the point of assembling on the confines of the Pontifical States, and the activity of the national committee at this critical moment is sustained by the perfect unanimity and the general confidenes of the great majority of the Roman aflame. The attitude of the Italian journals, even the most conservative and those which pass for semi-official, is much noticed ; they are hemming revolutionary. They moommend as even insurrection. Om of them tellethe Romans to ries wherever therein no French garrison. People speak even of an expedition of volunteers which is to leave Na ; the leaders of it are named.; they are men minted with that kind of warfare. fact, jam alarming rumour which is not in older to cause a certain potitioal matte, tion. This is almost eneosasful • the Dottrel ft mains tolerably arm, but there will be a heavy fell if the death of the Pope is officially announced. The crisis Italy is about to pass through disturbs the public mind : &revolution in Rome would net be without danger ; but the status quo would please I no one • the necessity is felt of a supreme test ; it is feark desired • people want to hasten it, to =ne Whit will come of all this tla however, lam assured, th e clerical and military authorities have fully agreed to cut short the transition period, and to announce with the death of the old Pope the proclamation of the new one. Energetic measures have already been taken for preventing every kind of movement. If the future Pontiff amends the Holy See under these circumstance., the French occupation might be fatally prolonged, and in that ease, between revo lution and reaction, what would become of Italy r THE PAPAL ALLOCUTION AGAINST RUSSIA. The Ciriltti Call°lica gives the following as the exact words recently used by the Pope in speaking of the persecutions of the Catholics in Russia : Theo is • penile' and sonmetholic sovereign in Europe, who, on t►e pound of an inooaodee•We rebellion of a pert of his subjects, is seeking to extirpate to is very roots the catholic faith in that part of Ida elates. To premed sad reposes this unjust rebellion is his right ; as it is also the sacral right of even his erring subjoins to freely profess their faith. It is sot by persecuting catholicism that fidelity to the princes of this world is strengthened ; fidelity is the offspring of justice, of that justice which the catholic church cam amide all its sees to reader laterally to all legitimate authorities. Not oily is it unjust, but it is =gamy to polifical interest• to permeate the catholic zebras in order In quell • rebellion. We bear, niewiavec, today, of an act of perescuticie which exceeds everythieg dose in old times by the most violist weenies of Cbrieliaeity ; even these w►o led forth the Christie= to punishment sever thought el matetitatieg themselves for the pontiffs, by giving or taking away spirituel jurisdiction. We are told Yell • catholic bishop has bees deprived of his *indiction over his diocese, as if spiritual authority weld be subjected to • temporal power, however high it may be. Let us any thee, it order that God may ealighten this sovereign; let us pray that those poor cathohos carried of from their homes sad their parishes, and led into exile to se inhospitable Lail, where they blew No law, aid save from their guardian abed. may tamale faithful to the cos fission of Jesus Christ. MR. GLADSTONrB SPESCH. The speech is to be reed as other speeches are, and cenatrasd aaoording to the common moose of fair interpestatioa. So reed, stye the tr.a, which wee the first to raise this prodigious outcry, it is as issocest speech womb. Whets:eine, thee, wee there for reeding it other wise f--Guardian. The interpratatios put by Mr. Madan tnoa his own words does net materinlly differ from that which we pot upon them at the tired wham they were uttered. It was the soodesoript crowd of liberal-cowservalliver and ecesarvative• fibers* remounted by the Tina tad the Saturday view that affected to led in it the weans of • " domestic revolutios," and that did their beet to miss an outcry against the Obanosffer of the Eachequer, for johns far beyond Mr. Baines, and adveratim • resort to " usiversal swfbeip."—lrotscastforssisf. Thu NIRTILLLISATION or DRNSIABC—The Nord of yesterday says :—" For some few days menthe has been made in the foreign pram of • project for neotnlieisg the possessions which will remain to the Danish Crown, after the Gentian provinces have been detached from it, by placing them under the collective guarantee of Europe, in imitm the of what was dm in 1830 for Belgium. The effect of this project, which the Comtiturionsei reproduces this morning, would be to seam to Denmark the pommies of the territories remaining to her after the politica, to preserve her from all ulterior attack of Germany, and to remove the dangers to her which might result ham the strategic measures which the Gerniac powers tumid to take at Kiel and Reeddearg. We mach fear that this combination will ealy half femurs Denmark. A oollective guarantee of Europe! Is that • sourer much security now-allays, when treaties are held so cheap, and such peas tolaratioe is exhibited .towards faits as oomph, r HINLIT-ON-THAISIS GRAND ANNUAL Rwartm This annual greed mystic carnival, which is fixed to take piste on the 23rd aid filth of Jess, is likely to be sheen of some of its interest in eoasequence of the ounicipated ab sence of the Oxford Trinity boil which during the late races at Oxford maintained its position as head of the river. University Collage Boat Club, which carried off so may prizes at Henley last year, however, we are happy to harm will again put in an appearance, both with a four and eight, and Messrs. Woodgate, the ex-amateur champion of the Thames, and Mitchell, the winner of the Oxford Calm ally silver mulls, will met probably mounter the isatmsity champion mile moor, Mr. Lawes, of Cambridge. The meeting of the Eton and Hadley sight will, as most, atteect cosaidnealike lineation ; and as both crews are said to be Ant rah. • good ram may be anticipated. The fol lowing notification has been issued with respect to the Wykild Ckaltsaile Cup :—"Any amateur club or crew shell be qualified to enter for this prize, bat no crew or in dividual umbrae of a crew shall row for this cup and the Steward's Cup at the same regatta.' The Axton for Healey this year is very incoomenhat as regards Oxford, as the Ootomemorstioa will be held manally early, viz., as Wed amday, Jane 8. °VINING or • BRANCH LINZ arerwrax Ursa , root, BLANCHISTIZ, AND LOYDON.—A new line of railway betweee . Lherpoel and Cimitoe, where it joins the railway emantomatien betimes Warrington, Maaebeeter, and Loca -1 doe, rid the Manchester and Sheffield and Cbmt Northern mate, was opened he traffic yesterday. This short but most important link, which is three miles and three clearings La iesirth, from the mem t station in Newthumberlandetreet, °ppm the &nand& Dock, Liverpool, to the Jumbos 4 Gamow, has been osastrooted jointly the Manchester, Sheffield. and Great Northern sod if the Liverpool Central Railway Bill panes both houses of parliameat the line will be further extended and earned into the metre of Liverpool From the Aigburtb Lingle, Liverpool, the railway passes isederpourid, and thus seine beautiful gardens sad groundsbeloaging to the villas in that neighbourhood have bees presereed. There are three stations between the Brunswick Dock terminus end the Gannon Junction. The Antos the St. Michael's Station, which steads considerably above the level of the rail way, being built upon • abort tunnel, which the empany have had to mistrust L forming the line, the level Wag approached by a flight of steps. The and station is Osteespool mar the Aigbuxth Poet es, and about • mile beyond is the Mersey-mad statioa, which is the LA before reaching the jueetion at Gaston. There is • peculiarity about the sta tions, all of them hug on • level with the ordinary road, which is considerably above the keel of the railway ; ass in order to mare and guard spied accidents • large foot hides is throw, man the lie, at each settees, which pre vents the neramity of ereseing the railway ow the level is either going to or Ming the statism LONDON GIEBBILAL OMNIBUS C0111.1.11T (LnuFED). —TraMe nevi* for week ladle( May 29, 13,00 W. Da. 9d. - firs Ls/IA By oothmand Of the Queen, a leo& was bald yaterday, at Si. Jamee'realate, by hi Royal Hindman the Mace of Brain Preetatatiane at ete wart are, by the Qesea'a plamann to be eamidered as emaivalant to peeem. lath= mast to bar Najeity. The Priam of Wass, attended by hie Genticnen in Waiting. Swann' at the Palace hem Marlborough-bows, &bent too °Week, and was nmetand by the great officers of state of bar llithely's heembein Him Royal Righsed Prime Loch of Ham arrived from Marlbaeongb-bease, atteaded by (enna Toe Weaterweller. Rh Royal Riellasae the Dike of Oman** arrived from Okaanake-horm, -leaded by Colenei the Has James hhaDonahl. Ni. Royal Highness the °mad Rake of Mecklenburg Straits arrived, attanded by Baron vas Lithe and Raton Tea amen r Kb Imam Melees PA/102 Basemed al fiame-Weimar was teeneet at the levee. Her lislesty's bedy gamed of the Hossonsable Corps of Osiedwaressit-Awas was ea dotty I. the Mate saloons, ander the wad of the lieennesat. The Hord. body gaud Cl the 'Yeomen of the Guard was on duty seder the eassmand of Colossi Petterson, the Blom Is waltieg. The Pass at Wiles eissrsi the Thyme-room mem psadwi by Hls Royal Kitbags Prime Loins al Hume, his Royal Highases the Dube al eambritime, his Royal High. aim the Gaud Duke Cl Ifeeklenburg-fitralits, sod his lisoome Ifighame Pfisses Edward of Sane-Weimar. The Foreign Anibesnedars sad Ministen were introdkund la the seder of their proesgsace when the following presen tations bias Prime of Wake on behalf of the Quoin, took place in the diplowatie oink By his BUSBOKty the Pieria& Ambesoider, the Boma Holstein, Pacestary of the Embassy. By the Danish Easel, Major Eauffroann. The Diplomatic circle woe athaided by mut of the foreign miantare. The general circle included most of her Majesty's minirtann. Among the :goresenlatiowe be the Prince of Waled, on behalf of the Queen, WON the following : tallenttne. Mi. Sorieent. cc receiving a patent of precedence, D 7 the Lord Chancace. Bullock. Yfc►g`tral ltedectek to, his ()non the Z , " of Bass;e7 Manx the light Hoe. Lard Breed, M.P., Prince of Wales's own Beglimed of Ymemanry Cavalry, ce prosnotlem. by Colonel Marquis at ailesbnry, ILO C lea Ordond cm . appointment as oldede-caang b. 11.1 4 .1 1 inte Doke of Cambridge, by Fiald•Marshal LLB. the Debi al Cambridge. Demme, Bear-Adralral, ea he &pooh:limed to the command In the Pacific, by the Duke a Somerset. Yltsgerail, Mr. Clorald Seymour, by Mr. Seymour Pitaperald. Presaaatle Admiral Itir Chorea, L.C.8., on appointment hi s Commander.in•Chief at Plymouth, and on prornotion, by his Grace the Duke of ilmstred. °niches, Mr., by Mr. Crawford, ILP. M'Donselt, Sir atchard Graves, CIL, on appointment as LlealenaatAinviner et Nova Scotia, by Ibe Bight lion. lieward Cardwell, M.P., raorstary of State. Mittel* Amiga and Itentenaat Charles Napier, Coldierimat Guards, V ir den.' M•Mardo, C.D. Mawr, Taverner C., lieth Reginted, by his father. T. J. Miller, Beg Mo , nfent, Mr. George Staunton Ccoornl), on return from Japan, by the esenstary of Sias* for Terelei Affairs. Neste, Colonel St. John, Sereary at legation, on his retain bona Japan and appointment to be a Companion of the Bath, by Ise Reasell Oissatown, Lord, by the Uri of Pure. Limiest* (Merge Emit, Royal Horse Guards, on mo by Yield-Marshal Viscount Gough, K I' , G.C. B , &c. Mason. Mr. herimat, on be_ing called to the state and degree dSer)eantat-lew, by the Chanostior. ambit, Ice d, on secosoding to the WM, by Lord Colville. Weide, later-Oesteral Edward. C.D., on appointment as oom mondani at, Woolwich, by Ala Loyal Memo the Yield-Itarshsi Contramidlag-in-CldeL it Amer, Mr. Las, High Motif el NOllkolk by the FM ot Lei cester. EXTBAOSDINAE I' AND rarzalllNED SUICIDE OE A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. An inquiry was held b Dr. Lankeeter at the Priory Trews, =sere, bet aght, reepseting the death of Mr. James Awe* yd 18 yam, who emeatiteed Weide with singular eleeemieeeies. Mr. Gimp Sweet, 9, Babaro.priory, said that be WY • barrister-at-kw, sad that deceased was his sou, nod resided with him. Deceased bad been accustomed to severe headaches, bat when be was not so affected he was the life of his friends. When the headaches came on be avoided all mimpany bat that of his mother, sad for a whole fortnight be mw some bat her, not even witness. Os the early morning of Monday witness heard • noise to the ?root garden, aad epos gain down ha foaled the de. ceased lyiag to heatarea. tisased mid to wiser. " Har gis of !" and ant mid that he had had •At ; bat he afterwards stated, " I felt I was useless in life. lam tired of life. I feel I have bees • hardsa. led I should erne have bees good for saythioq. It is better it should sod." As he was in the habit of reading when alone, wilier asked bits what book he bad been reeding last. He replied. "The Vide ; bet say head was socoolueed I could maks but little of it." He said that be bad ilea bichloride of mercury as • poison, and that then Its bad cut open four veins of his left writ with • scissors, and that he then threw himself oat of the widow. The Bible mad the blood-stained scissors were found in his room, and the had was *Wised with blood. Mr. Deekwerth Nelson. F.1t.0.8., said that he wee called to the declassed, and found him writhing io frightful agony. He told witoese that be had takes corrosive subli mate, bet that the agony the ;mho' mimed was is great that be cut copes his wrist to bleed to death. Fiodiag that blood flowed but slowly, be opened the window and dung himself out. Witness prescribed remedies, but deceased said, " Yon stos very kind to rew but it is so use. I have takes too mash. I was tired of my life, and I determined to end it." He bad got the poison from the laboratory of kis brother, wits was si oaten chemist. His mos* was swollen sad burst hoes the action of the poison. After lingering foarteso bonnie terrible suffering, he died from ohs offsets of the corrosive sublimate. The tejuriee which be hod received were of a very serious ebareeter. He was a person of great intelligence, sod wee not of unsound mind, but when he was attacked with headache he became gloomy, moody, sad sleet. No doubt he was temporarily affatted to his mind at the time he took the poison. The Cormier said that the case was the most remarkable ease of suicide by •• yousg perm? that had come before The jury returned • verdict •' that deceased committed suicide while in a state of unsound stied." 11110111WIL CdrA..97ROPHI NEAR BRADFORD. At Stow-hill, Wike, there is a stationary engine of 20-hone power, eoeseeted with several lodised awn& for the Lew Moor Campuses pita. At twamy minute. past 6 o'clock yesterday wen* the natal train of four carnage@ which rem treat Stew-hill to Clifton, carrying the collier., was overturned at the bottom a the incline at Wit. lane, and mural of the euriages wen soothed to paws, and tee or • dozen teen were all more or less injured —some it is feared, fatally .. man named JoehtutWilkinsoa, agerfa, was aloe se are rely injured by the MOO jai ai!illss him that he died short ly afterwards. The train arrived with such forte at the bottom of the Wolin that a wall was treated down. and • Wavy tans Gorier of ea outhouse amid same the bra lirs ef the persons injured wens removed to the Bradford infirmary, and other. were moved to their owe homes. Some of them lie in a pre. mains eandities, mad yesterday afternoon it was reported at Hike that one or two al them were dead. The accident appears to have be.. the result of the carelessness, if sot reckleuttese, of the guard, Herter, Bermby, in not biteab le( the Tenet° the Maio, be wee Ws duty, prior to ire aeon, of the iodise to Wthe-lass. He removed the train of ast ragal from the siding to the male line, sad two or three coal waggons stood es the main lie beheld; bet to attach the rope to the train would have arrayed the trouble of remov ing the waggons babied, and the aosenuent delay of • few minute' after the red tla ef startteg the train. He ventured to rota the brae darn the imams, which bee • grediset of I in 20, deeply with the aid of two brakes, on is the first carries* sad the other in the last, and the result was that, at the halm of the isolise—a distance of 900 yarda—the inks MN elPidara. Hamby ens talus into eastady and removed to the lock-up at Bradford. lest eves*. Jan Daum, sped 9, of Low Moor, died, ha the Bradford ifisinaary, feu boas slier the amputatio• of the thigh, whisk had seetnated • cempouad Imams. ESSAYS AND REVIEWIL—The whole of the Bishop of &library's exposer IS the snit ageism, Dr. Rowlead William% view of Breed ONO% Wilts. hate bon mind. to that Do further satecripliose are needed. SALISBURY CATRILDRAL. —The Restoration Fnnd be. reached the sore of about 12,0001. It Is 'etiolated by Mr. George Gilbert Moat, the architect, that betwesa 35000, sad 40,000 i. will be required. REV/AS/S o or I P OWYCNIL —lt is currently retorted la illanderlead thet Me. Cherie fludecia, late M.P. or that town, hes obtained • settiment of his heavy skint (raid to be about 2001000%) upon certain Spanish railway% and that, after ying ell bit &Whim, be will be In a possemion et fortune. Rumour further testae it to be the ratesitiith of Mr. fludese to offer himself for the representa tion of Whitby at the Dint vsoaDey.—Nerrastle Journal. Tat MenterrOLITAII RAILWAY AND TN WORRINO C —talmaday morass the Metropolis.% Railway red rued their prior for their two early trains to 3d. for the double journey to and from any statioo ore the lie% The • pries is teethe 5.30 wed 540. a. trains only. [TWOPENCE SAT