The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-17 00:00:00

r - 1 s 9 L ck'SPAPER R ~~ 9 JUL NA. 6,8-17.1 I ' -- " : " -----7-7 1riND COMPANY ' rril: I N lll ' " • l'nn.r;liTt ve Land Society e.nroUod au I , • i• r as " The Conservative Benoit .1 under the Coroptnie , AatP, ion sna tort, whereby , • 1."14 r ta lamitcd to the alabount of Ima GRAND BAZAAR, in the new buildiugs of the ALEXANDRA ORPHANAUE for INFA. aa Romney. floe, ueor Htnkrate, under Ike following royal and taitireearre : Her Royal Hiretiness the Pehteits of WALES. Her Royal Yalu ehe Crown Prime.. of PRUIRIA. Hew Royal flights eve the Petricca. GI( Emil iLtf. Her Royal Mahan. the Mss of CAM HRI DUE Her Royal liaduns.Priacess MARY ADELAIDE, Princess of =CIL - . - " eat with power aa • c on applarating and 11 on allotment N . p, Mare. and an interval of tit - . 1 ,r varik call. Interest on calla paid a es. • • • :h. lat.. 01S per oeut. peg The Doetwasof Argyll. ______. Barone= Lionel de Rethaehtld. The Dies... of Sutherland, Lady M. Giumibell. itemise of extensile. Lady E. Leelleildelville Cart. 'Menai:dm of Wellington. might The Umbra df San .pits Lad/ 1 10•111 Ms i ., .... Thelicaudess Grenville. Lady lZillnall Pi 7, dm TbeiOeunteas Vane. will Sakeldaee TOMORROW, July 16, Mindy, July 10, ant on Tomebtr and Weftisiday, July 21 and U. Tiokete for gattuday halfesurown, on the sameedligg Min L. .ash, may be obtained at the Christian World oats, 11 Peet. street, P.,..C.. Air. ftwdm, P , ,, HigliMreek Salington; Mr. W. H. Tbareacm U mungten ; lir. Mtn Owen, .61, Hello. treet • Hs.Hs. J. Samuel, geinsaa's.buildinge, .11= 1 ,and -s i Yr. SOLI, Camden-home, Holloway dHi .; were. Need and Posen . PewelL Whitechavel and Ch e; Messes Warren Hall end Co., M. 01=4MVOINA ; Mr. tiVeinertors, SI, 411..George'eldece, Knightsbridge; Ng. Staaham 3, EdecardeAtersase d le b idngton : 1117. R. T. Wage: ( Cos and Co.), 417, Ontordedrost; Savings-bank, IS, and Sauk. tordeatreet ; Herta. 8. . Partridge and a.._ MC, Yr. Stiles, 21, Tarintaskulmset, Orivenesidea: Mks Soul, 11, Hoz wouthwrove, Jalington; et the mind sausimellere ; the Orphan =,; and .A%mx i i , ad e, , 117111 , 7 oll , : r m. .... afew Betiding% Horneey tOpen from 12 until desk seitriZ7. The ealehmted intent pianist, Ulm Sophia Piers Keilbrom who haa dlapcd before at the crowned beads of Europe. wtll perforce oaf the on Monday, Ma I till 6 o'eloolt. ter the benefit of the Charity. The band.of the Coldstream Guards will be in &Mend nnee. by Permissions,/ the OoloneL JOSEPH BOUL, Hon. Secretory. 011 ice, 56, Ludgate-hill, EC. .1 tr,riminetiiiiLllE, Head per, Lothterry, " T. ~,p;r-Har Branch) Strand, W.Q. . 1.• aqutmr, and Jameastreet. &W. ' • r • Charles I.cwin iinancieon. • 4,•1k Arcot. Strand Loudon, W.O. . -- •P f Application tor Shame may be had ttto where 1110 ;‘ ' ;ti t re °r =t Baildin "l MA and the bunted) will be carried - on. a Yates A-eociation may be men at the Mom SUBURBAN LAND aid thNI-' lO 11'11.1.12W COMPANY lliatital). JI Nt. 107 A. Frochnrchartrom, t, I , El OSITat POUR PERMT. lIMIRBST, are totter. tilt ET. allowed on sum et AIM Mad Mimarde It . f ..g not tem than one year metals. JONATHAN TAY LO/1, thomeary. oII'EAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. r, Le,pos,red by Special Act of Parliament Annuities, and Guarantee of Fidelity la Satuations of Trost. , neral Mir FREDERIC nierrir. , Ide—indisputable—Not liatde to forte/. • Income exceeds Three Hooded and Fifty The.-. off,•rinc ircial advantages to Annuitants, -;.,;oro of the popul a r principles of this Society, will new Prospectus, which will be forwarded to appli- HENRY LAll36,_Gefteral 1.. : and 17. Waterloo-elem. Fall-isell!ga= EDUCATION for BOYS, 2 guineas, including sad tomb. Na extras. Niter Louden. The Prin cipe! bea llin tt e arr . ' experience. Special attentiae le paid to nistemitile The whool hem been aminentlp for rainy years. Tbestraniess are catenates and oeuvenitr% grounds It &ore, in elloot; and the domestic arrangements la. , elude& email dairy farm . Diet unlimited. No corperel mesh lde. No quarter's mace rood:ed. Refermicom —N. 1. 1 311: Cheape lONAL BANK •of SCOTLAND. ..• ..! • N REMOVED true d 7. INtitiPlane, to noir N whelar-lane. Lovabadativiet, EC. PENGZ. SURREY. 11R. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by Arvi IoN. as the Auction Mart, Tokenhonsavyald, City, .% 1..1u1y V. at it for half-poet precively, ality-five hole PT. EEIIOLD BUILDING LAND having • , vto tgar Pengaroad and other roads, elate to the Tavern, nod about mews minutes' walk from the . I. v Statism The estate is well adapted for tke tree :. •. • . or eerni.detaelied villas. Nine-tenths of the par ' .• uve remain on mortgage or contract at 3 per cent • I. paid in nine yews by equal quarterly inatahnenta 1.. • may be pawl off at gay time without notioo.—Plaim, . . rontlitioruAof aublis may be obtained on and after : • at the Railwa_y Tavern, All.yley; the Robin • Perure•rond: of T. W. Rogan, leg., solicitor. 70, • pe. t 1-f Menem. Lanark and Lwabert, architects • •-•.. BitkotNniteetreet Within_ at the place of vale: • • .‘,..ti..netr. at the eMein of the London and Suburban • . loading QlcaPenyilimiiiad), Be. UNA, Fenchurchetrest, . i • • C PARK, near BA John's Chureh, HACK MBY. TAYIA)R is instructed to SELL by .F f • ; l• st the Anti:tout Mart, Tokenhoese-yard, Qty. • : v. A (Inlet 3, at 12 for 1, FORTY-FOUR LOTI2 of very • i. i I Ili .I. 1) BUILDING LAND. haring valuable fron , • • . • (..ot thoroughfares. mot «Insisting of eleven shop . • • •sorib.rond. and thirty-Oder pieta for private houses • • .•r• Rushmore-road. and Blurtoa-road. The roads • all mode, and estetisivo building operation, are •4• 11 Nine-tenths of the burehalbe money may remain • • r 41nontrt at live per cent. inter be paid In nine . • :•.•i quarterly instalment., or the balance may be paid • • •• • without notace.— Mans, particulars, arid wuditiens of , • oLtailleil on and after Wednesday July 22. of Mr. R. • • 4••.-Cand place North, Clapton-rnati; of T. W. i it••r• 70. Fenchursh-street; of Messrs. RIIMMIIO I I7M •• • .•n bit el-to and auneyure, 10, Bishopsgitte-street ; • • , e • .4 sale; and of the Auctioneer, at the Ollkte of the .•• ( 4 •ll.urban Land and Building Company (Limited), No. • ....Oath-street, City. A 1.1:1.:Ell OLD LICENSED PUBLIC with STARLING, to be LET or SOLD by PEI : • ; •tif.—The Birkbeek Arum, Birkbook-road. Hammy. • • • I•• 1... • new neighbourhood—to be let for • . • • r. ti eio. and with or without • premium; or the free , • ,rid and thlit purelmatemoney can be paid by may ..• , • ••• r u awn of yearn. Tentiona to he sent in by Monday. • , • Ufa. The owner will not bind Miami/ to accept the • • •r any tender, —For forme of tender and further portion. • t• t• to FRANCIS RAVE.NBCROFT, 112. Southampton. 'belief-37.10ne, W.C. IiENHAM. To be SOLD, a semi-detached * 11.1. A RESIDENCE. Contains dining. drawing. and morn. . dresiang. and bath NMI: large lower and • • np, pre. nhounr, winos. gt —Apply at 1. Lmo-villao. • 1 .• %wk. nhant. O. I E PROFITABLE INVES'I'ME.NTS.- Nei& Deb, 10 to In prrStent. pre Annum on outlay. I STOPS, 61IAREHOLDWtd, CAPITALMS, • r• I n Information awl safe Inrealosente should read Pti DIVE S TMENT I.3.ItCLII.Mt (post (me), ille Platen and Co.. she:Meals... St!, Poultry, wndon, I ONEY.-4 OM 20 to ADVANCED fatale ., dietely on furniture, without reme..4l, publicity, cr 1411 p. 144 y be plaid by Pax). instalments. No aura. at. 411 if 4.- 11rIMP, P. I I per Cent. ,fur ‘ll.lO and oral.—Apply cv/eal l, ‘ at the E. , TAII. duuthamptonetruet, .1,11, WA:. Adrunrie on [mime. life policing. fru 1 , EBTR RECOVERED and CLAIMS ; (TTED b) • Trofeccincal lieutletnan of practice owl re. day. free t-f chantes to thr creditor, upon aro inntinion of rent. on the amount reouvrnaL—Apply for address, or hr • I" A. To, No. 355, City-road, B.C. '' STEAM-ENGINES for SALE cheap— of rz Sr. rawer , by MIDDLETON ; the other g-hotne lAt '6 - RM.-in good working oemditien, with sthaftinag, urtlur pertitpkito apply to V. HOE sad Cu., GS, Dore& I,loly-Nooro. Totals UAL SALE.-SUMMER SEASON.- • t i i ' , SHAY and FIiEEBODY, Bilk Mercers and General -n, beg to announce that their usual Annual Bale of •1. :cIC will be continued during the month of July.— , ii..IIPP. Warmore-street. and Wolbeok-street. W. I'AL SALE NOW ON. REGENT : • 238, NO, 242, Re4entetreet, and El and 27, Argyll. ••, A LUSO N and Co. I.g respectfully to call the &Ken. •r macerous patrons to their customary MALE at the • which commenced Jane 29, end will be eon. I.nut July. when they will be prepared to show in ....nt some unusually cheap goods. Regent lima* ntetreet. and 26 and 27. Argyllotreet, W. Sir P. Egerton Bon. C. T. Lyttetbn 1)- AND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF Ilvfere purebasing Send for Orififhe Munth l 7 1., Mann, Man, Thomas Perry and Monti Mordan, • ••i. and every eminent maker, at stout half the price ..antal.grtnn with each. A lam. quantity ofloon'. Apply to ORIFFITHB..M. Caanonutreet. i I: PIGEONS. N 1 HEE and CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Wrrnondsey: 44. Laicaster-fiquare; 4., Mount-street, Orearenoraquare. ! 1 T CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify :Laing. silk and Damask Dyeing. with every de. !dog. rimmed moderately. and brought to grvat 11.4rogolitan Steam Blesehing and D . g r tiOnnk. eityvoud. and 471, New Oxford GEORGE J. COCKF.RF.T.I. and Co. only. Cash Sts.-13. CbrnhilL LAY CROSS COMPANY. JAW Es l' SUMMER PRIM& S. r n. xt advertaltement. , lI CLAY CROSS COMPANY o • to m their Colleries at CUT Croat —The best. • I .0: .t 2111. per ton; secondx. 18e. CNA on t - ,iI6E l/kkICE, 12 BUS.WQOI).PLAO2I. 71-t4- 5 G .41- 6;P----rer-17 . .) • '-/ .1 ;. Y T Ati i ,E • " f '!'r f ! • !I : _ se . 4 ..._, .. 1 t .,_ . . , 11 w • ,_ w . L.., ....._ • A 868 . 14 7. ~ , .. 0011:110113. - IA:IuTL rerrAllifirogb` ld; AIDDITYOIfitt.„) en be _End' hir' c/leor i guois94entoilly: phMed Mr. ' en first, ,In t.M fop 'claws. and • Lord siegtent- first id diblAeirdift, mats= 'i Have ' • 'ado:the . Unifiers,. tiaat . 'will become rte - "i loilitsidter some peticsaysese of waiting, • MckrtlahßlloWe the Merton ft. ▪ 6 4 as • The Brothers= • Wlese speciality has been Adi3istofod tq be ewe; caineonj this- year a ram bsitireve, turillaisherkfirel, With Mr.' Iftesell and is rare Massioni blood Deland asidleNnt to them. The " Brothers "- were alao .second AGMs. Brall4 ' For . the shaarbng kamei. arid that • beat. them for the sheorling ewes. r., of ulbridge, • one bf the eitett of tri flock ' °stem, bid twirling* liad-tibeetanffs for Hemp ; deals/ AO liiiiaiteit its/ rather shore .nomberir. t r' .1 il , -,....:; •, . . :Thep*rhaa sel hilly hard time of it in the heat, and tbeir.abtsn daanate their faces with. *IOW water. Mr. tio alm ormiag ° . l 74 irff in earnest, as lie ate with boars or the /arse breed, and Mr. James Howard w as secon d t ' him with a boar of be laseetershira, which was once an famous for pigs. when Mr. Bales, of Tiolearorth i .was alive, kept a first for boar of a small black breed. Through Mr. Turner, of Moreton, Mr. Dudkoring bad.three firsts, and Mr. Peter Eden, • a newerlfibitot, finished level with them inthat respaoh • . i Bir William Tlwocknorta seat an eamellent first [ tr. art Berkshire imer i end the Coleshill styes held ws. Two lots, j tV i goVal ' well lmorrii — nierr, ire disqualified ; but 'a t ter . JamesHoward' ' expose people have least that professional dicta are not df slivery , trustworthy kiad, although they me Moroi given with then ter s perfect °althea°. With respect to the implements, therd is very . little to be said. Thitriels were made for confor mity's sake, but the ground was in 'such a state of bake that any practical ' result could hardly .be . arrived at. , In. - ther im planed yard Alma was - nothing new except the i Abyasinian well, iend i the people crowded round it and. drank the purest wafer , With a art which 90 degreis in the shade ' may well acomint for. As' regaidn'the toren, if a taridsome 'subscription, abundance of - la:inert afidtriuniphal arches, and good soeornmodition maybo'reokoned as anything, it -did ita duty 'nobly and well, and its ' burghers did not forget how to charge. The race r course was just the place, for the show, and it merely lacked the trees„, - which gave such . . . grateful shade at Canterbury, to make it piirfec tion. On the whole it bids fare to be a most suc cessful show, and the coffers of the Royal Agricul tural Society, which were sadly lowered by the fallow year of 1866 and the hall fallow year of 1867, will have the replenishment which they have sorely needed. The attendance was good for a five-shilling day, and the company were scarcely out of the yard when a tremendous shower came on, and St. Swithin was averaged. . „ THE Mai tT WIYBLEDON. 777 • iiiriALltlibif,•TenannAir NIGHT. The Lords. and Cotsimens' thatch made certain portions of the common td.day as gay as the Zoological-gardens on a Sunday afternoon. Lord Spencer's tents wire. the °epithet much hospitality during the oease4ring" tine; and when the gun sounded to begin, the firing place for the com mencement of the parliamentary match was speedily crowded by a fashionable mob. Next the running-deer and military breech-loader targets, the 200 pints' Plage at which the Lords and Commons began their snatch is closoto the. cottage and the windmill, and is so placed that a huge fern-covered hollow intervenes between the Areivi and. their park. The following was the result: • - LORDS AND COICKONS' MATCH. LOILDL 900 Tanta. 500 yard,. Names. Pointe. Pointe. Total. Earl Denbigh • Earl Dottie Earl Spencer Earl Da macre le Ifsrquin of Aberearn Load Duffeain . 1113 116 178 SOO yeas. MI yank Names. Points. Ptints. 11:44L Marquis of Lars* Yr. Malcolm . Yr. Padre 114 lir. Base ff 20 Totals l4O 137 777 THE ALKEANDB4. - PEBEW—Fnurr Flee Shots at 600 yards, Bnk.Name Corps Pta. Prise Pte. Prize . •Corp. liparka, Ib Bar. 99 -.MO terP-Mulrews,Bl l C Bo l 18 •Mr. Ihornry,Vic.2..9B ... Iflergt. Toplls, Notts. 18 ... +Capt.Hadden,P.W.ll4l.l9 ... 16 More. Bros*, 96 Sera. 18 ... berg. Haile ' Ind Som. 19 ... 1 —. Dunlop, 1 Inver__ IS ... +Corp.Cooper, 36W.Y. 19 .. I Corp. Wright, II MM. 18 ... tPt. Mitchell, 4 W.Y. 19 ... 1 PrnateTurnes,29 Kid. 18 ... lts Illulliner,LmEng. 19 ... 1 Brgt.Churchill, LB.B. 18 Pt. 4 Burr. 19 ... 1 &fgt. Hood, Bent lB ... Ens. Hay, 17 Somers. 19 ... 1 Bmgt Person, 9 Cunt lB ... Ens. 6 18 ... Lieut. Annie, 6 W il ts lB ... Capt. W.Yk. 18 ... Beige am4m,6 Lane IT ... Pt. Forbes, 8 18 ... Capt.Farrer,.3 W.York 17 ... Fgt. Hamm, ID Lae— 18 ... Bergt.Allest,l9N.Yeek 17 ... Egt. Knox. 11 Durham 18 ... Capt. ToeslinsomOust. 17 Wiley, 10 York .18 ... Pt. Thomas, 99 Mitt. 17 ... Pt. Williams, blunt.. 18 ... CL-84t.Cr00k,38 Mid. 17 M. Pocock, 8 Berks.... 18 .. Private Cz i. 93 Mid. 17 Pt. Oilea,Cant. 'Univ.. 18 ... Eon Ha , Bdinb. 17 ... M. Clarke, 15 Ches..- 18 ... Pt. Beckett, Pt.Chapman,T9l4.Yrk 18 ... Corp. Barr, 6Dum. EnaHarrisoe,l9W.Yk 16 ... pat. Gibbs, PlTompkins,3olfidd. 18 ... Mr. Parsons, Bur. Club 11 ... Pt. Wheaton, 1 Wilts. 18 ... P. Walker, 6 liner. If ... Ft. Tyler, 4 N. York. 18 ... Lt.Huntington,llKd. 17 ... frtßomrorthy,23llCid. 18 ... Lt. Howard, 29 Hid. 17 ... Pt. Hodge., 13 Lase.... 18 .- Pt. Wright, 5 Lane. IT N.B.—The names marked thus • tie for Ist and end prism; thus t for 3rd, 4th, sth, add 6th prism ; and thus I for Pith, 2701, 28th, and 29th prises. Ilis tie ato take place at 9.1 b• m., on Saturday, at No. 37 target. QUEEN'B.-IFTBST STAO3IIITOH:Far 9008 ES AT 6® Points. Pointe. Ensign Harrison, 19W.York 19 lieut. Beam 3 Dorset lB Corporal flood, 4 Born 19 hg.-Ins. J.arnard,lll(satt 18 Private Blaney 23 Ches. Private Bagg, 1 Warw. Captain Burt, 1 Warw. l9 Private Fisher, 41 Kent Private Sharman, 4 W.York. 19 Private Brookes, 9 Leicester 18 Colour-Berg.Blaek, 8 Warw. 18 Chl.-fierg. Craig, 6 North. Private Ban* 8. Middlemen 18 Berg. Coekstat, 1 Botta Private Mora 22 Q. West.... 18 Corp. flueuners, 7 Balop lB Corporal AllO4lB Yield lB Private Hamer, 18 floaisisst 18 Private Court, 10 Berta lB Private Peach, 14 Salop Berg. Wertheim, 1 London _ 18 Odour-Berg. Dove, 6 N.Yerk 18 Berg. Bulltniere; T. Ham. 18 Capt. Murton, I Forfar _ 18 Corporal Hal, 21 Midd. Lieut. liailiday, 21 WM.— 18 110WAID, • 1.. .1. SURGEON DENTIST, n.. curet. I.li S. Cnn•nlbNnn Frye. •1•*•‘ s.\ IN, the SUBSTITUTE for • \ Ivi \.. \ Bath prepared with this Balt Is ''• •-.• • I . ..nkly infants and chil. Ana. '• R.-comm.:nth...ll,y thefaculty . • in bags and boxes by chemists it.: 'el LIMAN and BON, 10, Worn ,•'• • I. ,'. 1'n-%UM Of Mitatillll4 • .‘ ,i I I t • LOSE'N.—AII the latrines 4 .,, ••• with tbitte - • • • '.;1 • 10;, treat' IoItANKFORT -i• Hv,t• It Si:AMOK, PlM—The ID , • . • • • I:1 I. u. Vvid..ncod by the analysis • • ,r, 1.,r stimulant, tonic, art•-rstive• s••rvice in rouoving dinorders • '•• •••• d•• . They stimulate those arms: • • i• i•• d. festive, assist the prom. of • '••1 r• mibirity To the orgasm Of nutrition . •• ea. • iul remedial agent', in came of en. • •-t ion of the onion ; in hipochondria. • - • ! e otol otdinnto constipation. In • .iffeetions produoml by inettleieney 1.• the most happy n•sults have bon efficacy of the waters in more especially • • • drink than at their source; for then. the mountain., the gaiety of the cur. • &Detraction from the cares of the the action of the medicinal hey= ' .use which, in the beauty of its • - distribution of its spartuanite, and • • ' • derondions, surpasses every other 1 on the banks of the Rhine, eon . ••, • f spaciente and splendidly deorintied ' • •• o for balls and ta_ ,uicerts • a superb • • • rc Is* talfle-d'hote k la Francais. twice a .4.1 'lt tits o'clock, furnished by the celebrated ••" i. the lessee of the r•irealimente of the re will likewise find a large and comfort. • s• II supplied with Tiernan. E ng li s h, ••• •• ooluti, t4w•-dieh, Belgian, and Dutch 1 " , • 1M • the above attractions, there ate also several • '••• w• 11 sea epleficlid engoe•room with three To •••••oplete the charms of Hombunt, t ot. - * op of Italian actors. of the Ligheet talz cep , brub d Mad etre Orsini, has be . ettgagodi to * or the Italian repertory. Timed " ' Prue,. Donne, Adelina I'atti, Artot,km, ,• • lat'l for this mason. An exoelltmt or:hoer& • • " .• i nittriciana, performs three tiros aA ,•t 11., W• !le, in the afternoon in the snutiful '•••• • ',none, *lei In the IMPRiller In the Must brought Roseburg P'.....'s,Snsh. 1 Hnlir+nst. zsst . - • •• ' rs 14 ton i n's A ". 4 t0"7, - .1 tro, • ne • 2; ;so uth 0 imcupies only hell an ho the ar tote • c. t "ry art Within ear, reach. Visit ITU in Ilom • • • 1„ . , 5. Neu Tele in 11 hours. to Berlin In 13, to hobs in n 11 ' IT, se esvellent is the inter-eorornunieurion ATEW PARLIAMENT.—PubIic. Speakt ur ag 11 Defeats of fteesh.—Discoves7 of • CURE for their or UNNATURAL VOICE Stammerthe, Be.. by .PREORRISK WRBBTRR. Professor of Extemocesithoue Orthory.—Potholike. Upper Olocester•place. Psrk•rad, St. John•s-wood, N. W. ILFRACOMEE HOTEL—Perfect in all its arrangement& Two htmdred Apartments. large and elegant public Boozes, Promenade Terrace 1.000 feet in length, facing the Atlnane. Board. it &aired, at a axed sum per day or week Table d'hOte daily. Addrom Ile. BORN. Ilfracombe. North Devon. QIIERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or AY Golden, imported direct from Jireid•la-Prontees, soft sad delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, sad largely eon turned es a dinner Wins—Terms wit, an 2 carriage peed by the Importers, PHYTHIL•bi sad 80N8, 432, West Strand. Pries bats post free. OD PORT, 945. per Dozen, imported direct from Oporto (Bandsman's shipping), full bodied and fruity, highly recommended forinvalids requiriat i si ri ge . nulne and nutritious tune. -1 crms cads, and carriage paid the importers, POT THIAISgratis au and BONS. West Miran& lista or samplos for warded KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, INS. This (*debated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE PEDAL—It is pare, mild, mellow, delicious and vesy wholesome. Sold in 3s. id each. at the retail homes in London ; by the meets in the principal towns in England ; or wholesale, at 1, Oreat Windmilleereet, London, W.—Oteerve the red seal, pink label, and cork branded "Kinahan's LL Whisky," TieCULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies now become an Important feature. &nee the introdue. Don of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ego, the MAIM INDIA TBA COMPANY bare, on account of ita greet stssmsth and exquisite layout, promoted its sole by erery means. The Tea Dieted" then confined to tipper Assam, hart gradually extended, and Tema from other parte of India are arriving, thee offering greater wham. The Company are now Assam, Curler , Darjeeling, Ito., at front 2e. 10d. to M. Id. Pell. and China Teas ea nsual.—Ware houses.No. 9, Great St. Heithechurchyard, Biahopegate. Price hst forwarded on application. SEGARS.—Gentlemen can now be suppliod with • single Box of Havannah Peg are by IPartagaa Cabana, hf wise. Peale,legs. Moralea and other celebrated Makers at one profit on the hoport coat for each. B. CLA.IIKE and Co., &agar Importer., 37, Goldendonare, - Regenastreet, W. To mevent delay b the execution of orders. they should in all W accompanied by e remittance. Meows crossed Union i.k. P.O. orders on Brewer-street SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINS' WORCESTEDSHIRE 841.7 CE. This &Won; - 04 - )tidiTsien - I,prono --- uneeci hiTrani:drew" "THE ONLY ti(101) SAUt,E," Is Tanana' solely by LEA and PMELNS. The public are rrepectfully cautioned strains' rodtblem imits tions, and amid we that Lea and Yereine' nausea ant on wrapper, loa.j. battle. and esooper. ARK for LRA mad PERRINIV SAUCE. Fold wboltrAle idol for exteet IT tlieXrelni.tor^,Warcedar; I NOeSE end BLACKWELL: oars. BAHCLAY aaa fl Nit, London, Am; end by grocers and oilmen tuesllllllll7. SCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Orders ppecially prepared for export to every climate. Manufaetories —Loudon, Ltverpool. Derby. Bristol, (ilaspoor, and Malvern. (IXYGENATED WATER.—Sleeping in rinann. 'LP during the Deacon is not like sleeping in the fresh air of the country ; Let refreshing and invigorating effecta may be obtained by an evlning draught of Oxygenatcd Water, fresh from the LA kOkATOg RY stx , SS, LONG-ACR or through any druggist. In owe containbl Bottles. THE B OSCOMBE ETPA SELTZE.R. 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The attraction of the Lords and Commons' match seemed to have brought ladies and others down to ace the other shooting as well. The Ladies' Club was fully occupied, for the first time this year. The Cartons had hundredsof gaily-dremernookere on ; the train carried nearly as many ladies and gentlemen, and all along the firing-places to the moot distant ones, from which the queen's Prize was being shot for, luid long and closely-packed fringe of speetatote bt both sexes. Among minor items of newt, all who know Wimbledon will be glad to hear that the old clock-stand--as useful and well-known a meeting' place In camp as the crystal fountain was in the Exhibition of 18M— bre been at last put up, and will be soon in fall maivity. Considerable sympathy hat been expressed for the gentleman who has been disbarred from fur ther shooting by the comical. This unlucky volun teer officer had worked patiently up to represent his oorps in the competition for the Queen's Prize, and had made nothing but " centres " yesterday. But his rifle went off by aocident.duzingthat mid day interval, in which cease-hiring is the rule ; and the council were reluctantly compelled to enforce the penalty. It should be added that this officer was himself the one to inform the authori ties of his accidental broach - of fiuty, and to place himself unreservedly in their hands. Lord Riche was the victim of a - &aim misfortune, and was ONE Pg &bi• Y. ' disbarred here-for 'the tneeiing of a year or two bgo, and the regret felt.ll nitinti than was as oat spoken. as now. It is said that Lord Grosvenor will eeespy the tent prowled for him with th e Queen's Westminstersiforilharst tiraikOtLifolidisr• next, and will sleep in camp. Everyone was sorry •- not tosee hint beratoi-d liegiessi===== . OUR 0014-TEMPORARIES. (TIM DAY.) reu 701111IGN exitta 11/4121. MIL • The arginnemte for and *unlit the sboye .boil l says the Daily Xesee, lie upon the eurfaca, and if the matter were talked about for weeks, no material alteration would be produced in the opinions of the contending par ties. It may snit Lord Robert Montagu to Eq Ad fibs .' question does not involve the issue of protection or free trade. But to any one who understands the itsseniiii of the words protection and free trade, it is perfectly °Worm that the patent bid &Recto *II food supply of the wale - =unity. All the arguments urged in favour of the MR A before the house ressieble very closely thane by which the of the houselpewers of corn was defended ;! more than twenty parr ago. In the main, as M r . N ew - . degate bluntly and bonettlystoted; the mann& wee de. •.cr.a.. Aid that being ea t ea tam amMatineed tammetne admitted some weeks ago, it was natural etteegh that the gnat 11111j0eity et the Lugo imb, with the mod , tion of 60,11 0 axemben memeated intle elriettitairal littereets, should appose a measure so re*rede itad arrows. lOW NOTTAT? 8 ILIIIMITitC2 4 LILL • The nesse trusts that the above bill may be persevered in. It deals, perhape,.,even, with only a corner of a great subject,• the coresi P d e =of which must be one of the earliest works of the coining parliament. Still, the In is short and Simple, it meets admitted and crying defects in our existing system ; 'the provisions wheat it eckstairk Verb intended to have beensetared is {be the act of 1861, waie 66nteined in the• gbvemment bill of the present session, and must be included in any future maim* of . bankruptity Enfolds. • The mesa" ,we may add, declares expressly Abet, in , computation of the-false at-the debt of any creditor, tho value ot. tha seem:it:les held Ay him on the slabter'. s pro pert, shall be deducted, and it instituted special means to ascertain the existence and It plkie of ay* . sectitities. Secondly, it provides that the deed of assuagement when , delivered-4°4h, registrar shall be accourposied , by two . lista, each.variftedby the debtor. Ono list i f to . show all his Property andaredite, and th e ir estiniated veins—not merely tot preparty assupdead In tbirdnect Tisa - uttier list is In exhibit the debtor's debts and liabilities in full detail and with extrane particularity ; it is to specify the times . when they were contracted, the consideration for them, the names, residences, and occupations of the creditors, the amounts due to than, the securities held by them, and the. estimated value of such securities. Of course, every addi tional particular is alrealreateguard against the intrusion of fictitious creditors. Besides this, the tack of these lists having been made is to be dui} advertised, sad facilities ire, tp be giyeg for their examination by persons in tended. 'r ~r • 1 • • THE DOME= OF xArnzAusarton. The Staedard of this . warning admits that the whole law ion this subject in Engtand will Nave to be , changed. In releseing-English subjeete4r6e settle in the 11 1 1 United Statesand elect to become eitikena.of that country . from their allegiance to the Queen, we shall have to care fully eoutder our Mws of Inheritance, and to guard against very piobable attempts - of a certain clam of while= British 7 f.A loose with their American citizenship. If Englishmen or Irishmen chowie to abjure their allegiance to the English Throne, and to invest themselves with the Character of American citizens, well and good, we shall be but too happy to give them up and regard them henceforth as foreigners ; but they cannot be permitted to put on and take off American citate,kkp ar Wcy pease to la. it is ardor 4. smash . England end them to claim deal' liirrikhte• 411-111eglith!,- - - citizenship either for the same purpose, or to enjoy in ease the profits they have made by that hostility. The Englishman and Irishmen who choose to abjure their meter of British subjects must know that they take a step which is not revocable. Altogether, the arrangement of the question which the government and the 0011 the United -States have raised, in a not very manner, will require considerable ears sad much 'timer For the present they may well be 'satisfied with the assurance of Lord Stanley that the English government agrees with them in principle. TER slur. The Tekgreph says that yesterday, when the thermonie ter marked 110 degrees in the tun, and about 83 degrees in the shade, was the hottest day that London has seen for many a year. What city in the world is there so clean and so healthy as London in the midst of an exceptionally hot and dry season ? Any eastern city can be smelt almost before it is in sight, and a good nose could scent New York in the harbour. Refuse of all kinds is allowed to accumulate in the streets, and the fierce sun strikes down upon a mass of filth the savour of which is sweet to the agriculturist, but far otherwise to the townsman. The conservancy of London, and, indeed, of all OW great towns and cities, is perfect—by comparison. Untamed heat, like unusual cold, finds out all the weak places in our constitutions, and the very feeble prove unequal to the additional strain upon their slender powers. But although the deaths last week were above the estimated average, the country altogether is in a wonderfully healthy state. DRAMA. HAYMARKEI'. Mr. Buckstane, the popular lessee of this house, took his annual benefit last night, and, in spite of the exceptional heat of the weather, was supported by a large audience. To give novelty to the programme, Colley Cibber's Anglo-Spanish comedy of She World Gni She Not was revised, after a quarter of a century's repose. This play was first represented at Drury-lane, No►. 26, 1702, the author or adapter playing Don Manuel (a part now given to Mr. Chippendale), Pinkethman appearing as Trappanti, and Hypolita being performed by the cele brated Mrs. Yerbraggen, whose personal charms are so rapturously and minutely described by Anthony Aston. In the Haymarket version represented last night Mr. Buckstone played Trappanti, and Miss Robertson Hypo lita, but no acting can make such a fossil production endurable. A new farce, called Fey to the Bearer, a Kiss was pro duced asterthe comedy, in which Mr. Frederick Buck stone, a son of the lessee, made his first appearance hers as a low comedian. The faros is very dull and slight, and affords no opportunity for good acting. at the close of the farce Mr. Buokstone delivered one of those addresses which are always looked for on these occasions. To-night (Friday) Mrs- Soott Seldom will appear all Beatrice in .1104 Ad. Abort Nirthirsf, and on Meeklay's short legitimate seem will eammence under the ainellio meat of Mr. M. Barnett, whet Mr. Aimee Andersen will make lie first appeaser* linos his return from Austeelia. AratutAin, Jul:: 16.—Appourrians.—Liep tenants Thomas P. W. 'Near" Frederick Witold., mil Geerr, H. It. Rook to die 2:asima; eit*Lantemailia Lord Charier Bamford, Benjaroin D. Arland, and Azthur. Pandrawe, to the Victoria and Albert; A. Behemberg, to the Prince Ocomet; William A. N to the Bea- , lope; and Eslorand D. Walkee,_to the Nan rting fhdr-Lieutewant ylAliam . To q kar, to the for the Lightomg. Vadslupiria A. to • the • Caledmin. Acing Amartemt-Barmen Putsey, to • the Bellerophon; and Naval Cadet, nom-. noted, A. If . Praia. DEPARTITHI OP TEI Ai itaMAN BQVAIthOIf Mt- Cowse.—floovnarimons. Juix 16.—The ;fated &atm aq . undion railed tips evening for Cow.. , at which port it will remain fora few days. 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INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. trauma sztrnat's ACIZZICT.) FRANCE. PARIS, JULY 16. In the action for damages brought by the United States against M. Armin, the French ship builder employed by the Confederate authorities to build certain blockade runners, the Imperial Advocat e summed up his speech by calling upon the court to reject the claim made by the United States. The court decided upon postponing judgment for a fortni(ht. Tile 4-citric of this evening denies a rumour current here that the Marquis de Moustier had sent a circular to the diplomatic agents of France abroad, treating of the political situation of Europe. The muncipality of the City of Lille have con cluded a loan for 8,000,000 francs with the hone of Emile Erlanger, of this city. 7.11 .EA.P.1144Ni c q . 0 4 1 4 C14P., AT • Tbitepibelirbiiiti."' :w6elping Woe of Ragland , had ab: homage to.offar to EitualphtiliAlioesese. TWA. imuelull smooth ; a few rsi4opiegiteran-q demd s down to the trial . e, little private harrowing, and rain Toi 'Ml hour or two, •affa then adjoerned to the / ho* -yard to "see the brick ' and the mobil*, for which 20/. was given, and of wide& Whitehead of Preston toofr three-foltrilse. The temperature was Almon. un endurable. On many partied the line from 1.40 n: don the, fields wore not only burnt op b r 7.this " sun's pferpendicular beat," but by the" endue from the ' engine, whose effects' had spread Bite • wildfire. , - Near Peterborough- , fwd - eons ' fields . wane "awarded:- to.. .Izs in ' a ldeleme which no ersgyal Wooers could queen* end not far from !fettering, &haystack was on fire, in , field whieb was entirely charred. The cattle under their - !big canvas tettd at Lekeeter looked cogs and comfortable enough, and somewhat 'grtiW being reused when the judges began their labours' at. was. e.ns. yesterday. In the c. tba• sies liail lsk i p o ae r oadenez, with 167 entries. and thee . 1 4, , Wen ' took agricul tural "head p.l rs e cie, forStiffolles with Thf President; by Mr. • Barth:rope& liboo, 'este -of 419, , great ; pear of the old' 100961igham Rookery stud, of 4 aharry-thestinuts,• ' - fa y 4fig t , 1 12 4l u t kb eg,:ti d ii ifre i r ie Be l LIZ) - istnftn&pi tien i- in.nnerni 'it Midi lobed -li= and drib at Islington last y Jesis,Alse third, and a tweity-Your-old Cotter- Melia beitsno.lfaseby. Mb: ib the book. mat sting' ten.•9 1 ,14 00 d and fire, separated him from die edinper. Anibitain,, a clever rod roan, headed the ' roactatek list, Captain' Barrow being (*bond' with 'Laufer,' - a beautiful edition of the Black Doctor again in a much more muscu lar shape. A black horse, Greenfeed, in this class was purchased at a high Sgure by Mr. Phillips, the horse dealer of Knightsbridge. In the pony Sikes Mr. Grolicock's King' Aitlniz, who was re cently purchased at Tattersall's for 23 guineas, took the second prize, and he has that which tairpasseth show, in leaping posiers, such as few ponies of his height can- boast ; his owner, who only began his labour as a'Royal exhibitor last year, was first with his grey cob Champagne Charlie, and second. with his bay pony Pretty Susan. The hunter class was made especially in- Fnearing by the antagonism of Lady Derw e nt a n d ountam Dew ; the " Lady" had won at Ripon, d.had been beaten at Peterborough, by a bay bon* from the master of the Pytchley's stnd, fine the two met, with different judges, for the Islington gold modal. That decision was con firmed to-day before a tribunal of three, of which Sir George Wombwell was one, and the mare beat the home. Sir George is known to have as great a fancy for chestnuts in his hunting stud as Sir lamest Musgrave once . had for greys, but • still Mr. Tailly's Orangeman Ira. not a kize-taker. This horse is, after at " the sense- Win -horse" of the meeting: "Have you seen Tiulliee Orangeman ?" is the first question 'asked by -" men of stable minds,"' and those who have seen him declare that saeh.izperfeot hunter hardly ever looked through a.bridle. The. horse-dealing profession declared for him fo- : a_ rnan,and certain he is " all go from his head to his heel," as one of them phrased it, end cast in the precise mould that a hunter should be. Had ho been first, and 'Y the Lady" second, we belikve 'that the decision fould not only have pleased Leicestershire, but all e hunting men better." The Lady,"-who was bred y e mull farmer, Mr. Thomas Lamb, of Win lirmgham, has now taken oeven first prizes ' and WA: -- &itrt; 11,,.. nine.. The Aim Of the iatter with a chesnut foal at her ri de, took a second i n the - hunter brood mare class ; and Mr. John Booth's Brigadier, a very improving brown by young Voltigeur, was first among the four-year-old hunters. Mr. Booth's brother had equally fine Ind, whey, for the first time, he led the Warloby shorthorns into action. Commander-in-Chief, ono of the handsomest bulls that the late Mr. Bichard Booth ever bred, was placed first, and Mr. Peel's Knight of Knowhnere, of the same Booth blood, *mond in a rare class of old bulls. In the two-year-old class, Bates, on Knightley, had a turn with Mr. Adcock's Baron Geneva ; and in the yearlings a very oxoellent Irish bull, Mr. Meadows's Bolivar, whose head is a perfect study, beat everything. In both these classes Lady Pigot was second, and her lady ship's herdsman, John Ward, was able to say that he had only brought four, and car ried off three seconds and a third. In the class for bull calves, Mr. Foljambe achieved a success of a remarkable character, as two of his bulls by Knight of the Garter (22,062) were first and second. Mr. Booth's Lady Fragrant was soon put aside as first for the cows, and, after a good deal of consideration, the judges placed Mr. How's Jolly Queen second, and Lady Pigot's Queen of Rosalea third. Her Majesty won her first short-horn prize with Alexandra in a fair class of two-year-old heifers, and Mr. How beat Mr. Booth for first honours with a very capital heifer, Lady Anne, bred by Mr. Logan, while Mr. Game finished third with Duchess of Towneley. The Herefords were not very strongly re presented as regards numbers, but those who wished to see a premium bull of the sort had only to seek No. 309, Mr. Arkwright'e " Sir Hunger ford," with Mr. Duokham's half-brother to the Commodore, next to bho. Her Majesty was second for the yearling bulls and yearling heifers, with Prince Leopold and Duchess de Brontk ; hut the plum of the white and mottle faces was Mr. Plimley's heifer. The Devona had a capital show throughout, and Messrs. George Turner, J. A. Smith, W. Farthing, W. Smith, and J. H. Buller all took firsts. Mr. Day, the Battersea champion, only made one nomination, and was third. The Channel Islands cattle had a very large entry, and the changes for these useful " dairy stainers" were simply rung upon Clement Pallot, of St. Saviour's, and Philip Landon, of St. Helier's. Longhorns, that indigenous breed of Leicestershire, of course claimed a place, and if the Duke of Buckingham did invade its preeinuta with " coonqueror" as the head of the bulls, Mr. Richard Chetinatl, defied all comers with his Brindled Beauty and Bose of Disbley. Mr. Creswell, who has been of late years as completely the champion of Leicestershire in July as Lord Berrien in December, did not come up to his usual form in the Leicester classes, and was only commended. Still, if it was not-hie d ay, __ there was another and A y 1 ,3 tuiger men in 6 u. George Turner, of itllt_ion, who took the first prize in the old thin class. Mr. Sanday ' jun., kept up the hams (which was one of dread 60 10 k 1 g) ha second in the shearhng ram clue% and Colonel Inge, who bred from Mr, Sunday so long, all but " skinned the lamb, ' with three firsts in the ehearling ram, shearli- 4 g ewe, and breeder ewe thirds an d Aldr. Berton was well placed with two ~,,,- -it " a B °°° l ',,„ 41 .., almost entirely of the Bled mere blood. „_"'..i leading feature in the Cotswold chasesi. was 'la success of Mr. Thomas Brown, of -- "`" aln ,. ' '.sfolk, who has onlytakenup Cotswolds 43 ''' e last two years, and has caught and beaten _. • some of the old established breeders 1- " ',se clam, and come second end third to them ' . r the others. The Marshall's dock showed well, as of yore, among the Lincoln classes, and George Wallis was great, is HAMA with the Oxford Downs, where Mr. Henry Overman had a second for shearling ewes. Mr. James Turner stripped to his shirt sleeves to examine the houthdowns, SPAIN. MADRID. JULY 16. The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier have re solved to remain at Cintra, in Portugal. The Mi nisters have returned here from IA Granja. A decree has been published, granting a further extension of the period for the free exportation of corn. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN 1 16 , ITLY . .... The betrothal of the Crown Prince Of Denmark with the Princens Louise of Sweden took place yesterday at the Castle of Beckaskog. The King of Denmark left to-day for the Camp at Hold. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, Jana 16. Thelfessagerieslmperiales steamer Fddramadure, with the above mails, arrived here at 7 a.m. to day. The Navarre was at Dakar on the sth inst. BAHIA, lowa 29. Exchange on London, 181 to 18}. Sugar: Whites, 3,250 to 3,400 reis ; browns, 3,350 to 3,500 reis. Cotton, 13,800 reis. PERNAMBUCO, JOLT 2. Exchange on London, 181 to 18,}. Sugar : Whites, 5,600 to 5,800 reis. ; browns, 4,600 to 4,800 rein. Cotton, 14,500 to 14,700 reis. The Royal Mail steamship Seine arrived at Pernambuco on the 28th June. MO DE JANEIRO, JUNE 21. Exchange on London, 171, 18. Nothing fresh from the seat of war. AMERICA. WASHINGTON. JULY 15, Evaimeo. The Senate has to-day passed a bill authorising the issue of bonds redeemable in coin after twenty, thirty,. or forty years, and bearing 5,4 i, and 4 per cent. interest respectively, also payable in coin, and exempt from all taxation whatsoever the ordinary income tax. These bonds are e t e t used exclusively for the redemption at par, at the option of the holder, of any of the present interest bearing debta of the United States, except Five per Cent. Bonds and Three per Cent. Certificates. Bonds may be issued to an amount suffi cient in the aggregate to oover all the principal of all outstanding obligations ; but the amount redeemable in twenty years is not to exceed one-third of the whole issue. The bill further provides for the reduction of the debt by the appropriation of a sum which, including the in of the public debt and the maturing funded debt, shall amount to 135,000,000 dols. annually. Finally the bill enacts that any cos tracts hereafter made, specifically payable in coin, shall be legal and valid, and may be enforced according to its terms, anything in the several acts relating to United States notes to the contrary notwithstanding, Poktitmorru, TlitTßODAY.—Generol Sir Robert 1 1 / 4 ,Ave arrived here this morning, and visited the Spit forts and other defensive works around Spithead. At 6 p.m. the gallant general left for Osborne, on • Nisit to her Majesty. On returning to-day it is impacted the roils)] alien of the borough will present an address of errgistulation on the success of the British army in Atyssinin. The Abyssinian prince, accompanied by °al ) ; ten Etreedy, arrived at Portsmouth at 6.33 p.a. ) immediately left by a royal yacht for Osborne, BIINAKFAST.—ErrIe6 o. 4ty by Jam. A Errs and Ca. tonicrorothie eirlA s t atablethed Fro = sed, and Min_ and , hstrA with *beet 110 IA ma lalstliwiL—tAftwassiguit)