The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-27 00:00:00

, cP --- Z.-...-"-------' --,1(---- -' ____ .-* • Y' T . • '..'"' ' ' - '- :-. ',/ - ;:'71 . .'-',/.- - Z l. HIV: - ---, , I , yif #4.,4- / ,..-. ---2-, ‘ Ili t . , 1., r L,..., A i ) JUN !E6 B . i , ir ,-I $ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1888. No. 6,503.) "WPM Id. ADDITIONAL] ONE PENNY CANADA, America, Australia, New Zealand, I QueriukLiod, and Brasil's—Cheapest parruges total port, I in splendid Mail steam sod clipper ships, at lowest rata*. Wads , and parcels hilipped and lamed by CH ti r LOMOND and 00., S. St. litliet *.place (NM Oraoecharebstreet, INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (szvrere reizaiums.) OUR CONTEMPORARUIS. (THIf3 DAY.) BREMEN'. — Direct Route to Hanover, Bmna wick and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's Rao first-class screw steamer ADLER, t.Mptani uW be despatched THURSDAY. May 29, calling at Blackwell (weather permitting) at 12 nem. —Yarn to Bremen. CI and £1: return ti-krts, C 3 and PI 10s.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal °ace. Regent dross. W.: or to PHILLIM, GRAVER, PHIL. LIPP.; and to., fit. Dummies-house, tama-lans, Great Tower greet. E.C. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. -WHITSUN TI DE ROLIDAYS.—ADDITIONAL TRAINS beta too the Ott), Paddington and Swigs Oottsge. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. - HORS E ray .....June Ist, METROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS —WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAY!!.—TRAINS ever) f.. 0 minutes to and from Ham manna* and the City. Trains ever) hall to and from Kensington and the Lity. (idling at all intermediate station* on the Haminennuth and Metro politan Hallam*. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted um. in sated itaseta—Upwarda of The and a Quarter "Mona Annual Inoome—Halt a !Union. Claims Paid—Seven and a Half Millions Your.fdtha of the prongs allotted to the Amazed Quinquennially. Dowse" hitherto added to Policia—Upwards of Four Millions. Pnr Proepectueek Statements of Amounts, &c., apply to the A(tc.r) at the Mee, Eleetatreet, London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES. Aetusty. SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE Ae 6 F.RAPYY P . 4elEl Y. Y~tieigneA 14. All perloui , who effecCiolicie•Ol;ille Participating Scale be fore one 30th. 1/168, will be entitled at the nest bonus to one yew additional Share of Profits over later entrants. Tables of Rates, and Forms of Proposal, can be obtained from Sul of the Nxiety's Agents, or of GEORAN CUTCLIFTR, Actuary and Secretary. 13, at. James's -ware, London, &W. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILDING COMPANY (Ualte dl. (Mices—No. lera, Yetcburch•Street, E. C. le,wiey received on•DEPOSIT at YOUR PER CENT. INTEREST, rcea)airle ou short notice. YI VV. YEE I•P.NT. allowed on stuns of £lOO and upwards lt tlewtited for not leas than one year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Secretary. MESSRS. DAN 1 EL SMITH, SON,and OA K.LE ueg to announce that they will Of for SALE by Atli 110 N, at the Mart Tokenbonaelard, E.C., on WEDNES. DA I..fune 10, at 2, the following PROPERTIM, rig. : II AM Pelf IRE, about two miles from Southampton in the riart,h.ot Millbrook,• capital FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, with gardens. pleasure grounds, and paddock, containin about b acres, and known as Ampthill-lodge. The dtuation is pl easant and comenient, and the house and erounda are adapts., for the R l oieemento of a moderate esatillahmeut.—Particnlars of esort Moberly, Beeelicroft, and Thompson. solleltora, 19, Euareroad, Bedford - row. of Messrs. Perkins and Sons, house agents, Southampton. BLACKHEATH, K F.NT —First class LEASEHOLD PRO. PERI 1 consisting of Five Houses, with gardens, known an Nos. 1, 2. 3,4, and 5 ' Kidbrook Park.road, held under separate leases Irma the Right Hon. the Earl St. Germans, with 90 years to run, and at moderate ground rents. The houses command fine stews ,4 the country, and each oentaina 12 rooms.—Particulan of Meson. Monekton and Monekton, et:Melton% 1, Raymond. malitiona. Croy 's -inn ; and of Messrs. Monekton and Son, solici tor.. IV ..ttistone. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre.— I Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. H Lecros. —NUM JONES at 7 POOR NOBLEMAN at • quarter to is DEARER THAN LIVE at half-pant 9.—Mn ALFRED WIGAN. to-niga_ L I to her original character of Madame Bonbon In the POOR NOBLEMAN. Ile ALFRED WIGAN, to-nlght, In hie original &neuter of the Marmite de Mem*, In the POOR NOBLEMAN.. Mr. J. L. TOOLE, to-night, u Moho' to the POOR NOBLEMAN. DEARER THAN LIFE for a limited number of nights only. Michael Gamer. Mr. J. L. 'NOLL LICOTARD, every night, at 11. UNDERCLOTHING Wholesale Price.—CHAs hare lately purchased In llama Lo t at an eammoua red do lac ac~tmed, and will sell don Commodes, from Md. Carnet*les, trimmed lace, N. ed. Camesoles,trissased work, Sited. Ladies' Drawers, 9/d. Drawers, trimmed lace, Is. 40. Drawers, with work, is. lied. Ladles' Chemises, Is. Old. Chemises, trimmed lace, Is. Chemises, with work, Is. 111 Petticoats, with 7 tucks, N. lld. Depot fortheceletwaied.Prf pre~eudon IN dralanalor La CHAS. AMOTT and 0 On THURSDAY June 25, MESSRS.DANI ELSMItI3, SON,suidOAKLEY Milt OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at tie Mart, 'I °ken ..rtl, , at s precisely, the tutdotraeatloned PROVEN. 'I EN. %il —The BOWDKN HALL WrATE, an attra - ti,a Freehold Property, surrounded by fine and varied *oiler), and comprising a capital mansion, in the midst of urn*. mental grounds, with a large piece of water and park-like pas tures and plantations, about four miles from Gloucester, eight from cliche:ham and half a mile from the parish church, con sisting of 217.1 r. 24p. meetly rich pasture land, well timbered, a ~•peri,r farm house and ostensive farm buildings and cot. L,4e. —l•orzieulars of Messrs. Cookson, Wainewright, and Co., solvitom. r.. New .square, Lincoln's-inn. Iti in the parish of Ilidley, about 106 a. kr. 29p. of rich .tß4lt LAND, known as BA YNHAM, in ROMNZY M SP,II Possession at Michaelmas next ; also, in the parish rd "om, hotel', in several Lots, 57a. ir. 23p. of rich Marsh Land ; also. u. the parish of Warehorne. 36a. 2r. 38p., known as Long woou .11m, in the parish of Kenardifttou Rucks-wood, tr. 10p., with the uLdetwoW and timber thereon. Pnrii of Mr. St. Dube [Haden, solicitor, 14, Parliament. stn -t aid of Mr Douglas Brooke Sladen, solicitor, 4, King's Arun yard. Coleman-street. I the MATTRR of the 'LONDON QUAYS aol NA R F.llol'iliCi COSI PA N Y Limited!. LD. A o. square fact, or 2s. Yr. and 9p. of Land. adjoining Lb,. °trance to the West India Docks, at the upper end of Lime. lim,ve Reach, and having an extensive frontage to the River Thasuev and Enunett-street ; the whole, with very (Mile excep tion, lasing in hand, no that Immediate possession may be bad on completion of the purchase.—Particulars James cooper, Egq,, the official liquidator, 3, Coleman-streethttildings, Moorgate street, LC.: P. H. Lawrence, Rs q„ solicitor, 6, Lincoleivinn• Retie. %%C. ; Messrs. Roy and Cartwright, solicitors. 4, Loth bun EC. V, July Y. MESSRS. DA NIEL 8M ITH,SON , a tt d OA IiLEY have received inatnictiona to OPFER by AUCTION, at the hint t, Tol.rnhoweydrd. E.r., at 2, the following PROPER DER k All I U.—BARRY RORK HOUSE, %V ARV. RAVE. be. &wean w)foM and Henley. comprising a charming river side RESIDENCE. elegantly appointed nod unique as a superior Cottage ornfro. It contains elegant drawing room, dining roost, boudoir, entrance hall. and ,arlogis chambers, with east domestic offices and excellent cellar basement, gardens, stablinx &e —lYrticulars of the Auctioneers UPPER NORWOOD.—MIUTB BANK. a well built detached N.:ilia:NUE, standing in about acre, with a bold carriage sweep. and gates opening to the Orange.mad. It contains fire bed rooms, two drasing rooms, back and front staircases, lofty entrance hall, dining and drawing rooms, commanding weir- Ward.; highly picturesque scenery. a morning room, and vod °Mem, with cellars's. The situation embraces several attrac tions, with au excellent tied-class ueighbourhood.—Part , culars rat Messrs. Kingsford and Dorman, solicitors. gl, Esses•street, Strati& (LA 'TON-PARK. near nt. John's Church, RACK NEI'. —Eligible FRIGOIOLD BUILDING LAND. MR. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the London Tavern, Bishopagate.street, City, on MONDAY. June 8, at If for 1, beventy-three Lots of 'et) eligible YREKHOLD BUILDING LAND, having valuable frontages to important thoroughfares, and consisting of One Tat ern Plot, Fight shop Plots, in Clapton.road and Rushmore. road, and Slaty-four Plots for Private Houses, In Almack-road, Itiubmare.roed, and Powerscroftroad. Nme-tenths of the pur climemoney may remain uu mortgage or contract at 6 per cent. Interest. to be paid In nine years by equal quarterly instalments, or the balance may be paid at any time without notice—Plans, particulars, and conditions of sale may he obtained on and after Wednesday, May 27, of Mr. R. Harbor, 1, Portland place North, lapton-rund ; of T. W. Rogers, Req., aclicitor, No. 70, Yen. church-street ; of Meurs Hammack and Lambert, architects and surveyors, 69, Bishoprgate-street Within; at the place of sale; aad of the Auctioneer, at the oNces of the London and Suburban Laud and Building Company Limited% No. 107 s, Penchurch street, City . 11°NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN.— TOSIPKI NWR HOME and CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, Reading. Established 1856.—T0 he MOLD by Atel lON, at the above Repository, on ffATIJILDAY next, May 30, a PAIR of very handsome cream coloured PONIES, 14 hands high, well train ed, and suitahle for a lady to drive . five years ski, with beautiful flowing manes end toffs. They are the property of O. Mumma, Fan ,of Cardiff, who bred them. TM above ponies are worthy of notice.—R. Ton rains, Auctioneer. MR. REARDEN is instructed to SELL or LET COUNTRY and TOWN MAVIS, MANSIONS, and HOUSES, Yuntbsbed and Unfurnished, situate in Upper Grosvenor Park, Hertford, CWI2II, Bolton, Stratton. Clamps, Half Moos, Berkeley, 11111, Charles, Bruton, Albemarle. Grafton, and Princes Streets, Piccadilly, Park-lane, St. GecagVaplace, Albert-gate Belgrave, Eaton, Emleston, Berkeley, (Saslow, and Banos er Squares . Princes-gate, Terrace and Gardens, Queen's- Viand Terra, Prince of Wales ' s -terra, - e • Hyde-ark gate, ce and gate, Cromwell-road, The Bottoms, Notting-hill, Glon e,der.place, Hyde-park-gardens, Saville-row, Grosvenor-gardens, Eaton-place, Norwood. Dulwich, Ealing. Beth, Bed ford. Dorset, Hants, Kent, Middlesex, Surrey, Yorkshire, Cum berland, Chealtire, Gloucester, Oxford, Isle of Wight, Cardigan, Galway.—Parilculars of which, in his Register, with orders view. may be obtained, gratis, on application at his oßoes, 91 sod 92, Piccadilly. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.— Dividends, 30 to 110 per Cent. per Alumni on outlay INVESTORS. SHAREHOLDENS, CAPITALISTS, akwkina reliable Information and safe Investments, should read , iIARPB INVESIIILNT CIACCIAR tpost_ heel. Gruuille Sharp and Co., aharedealars, 32, Poultry, London, LC. MONEY, in large or small amounts, and for long or short periods, with or without a life policy, readily oh- I .usble at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE 0011- Ivor aasaltedl, 484, Oxford-street Bloomsbury, W.C. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law mate. Ma) be repaid by easy instalments. No charge If de dined. Sureties dispensed with.—Apply personally at the %STATE OFFICES, 2, Southampkwetteet, Strand, W.C. Ad vances made also on leases, life pohtdek da ARE YOU TN DIFFICULTIES I—lf no, call at once on the undersigned, and be relieved trots the un pleasant fear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and divorce eases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange ments made with creditors. Deeds of oompoeition and Win' meat executed. Protection to person and property obtained wittE‘nt publicity.—Apply to Mr. Z. HARRIS, CI, Strand, W.C. Hours. It till I. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, R. 64. Colemaseareet, E C., Negotiable Partasnlalps, audits an4l adjusts booksor Intricate accounts,effeeta arrangements with creditors without publicity, and pnpaw accounts for Court of It "knineci. Balsa of Revenious, LN lutureets, and Annuities suecie4l, and mousy ebtsised In oaansetiou with LW Assurance. TIEBTS RSCOVBRED and CLAIMS PROSE r°° p CUTIID tr by of eoloootostal filostkimaa of prootko sad eetabillty, io of tho aroditor,upoo a ow:n=lmgal: of le Poe coot aura to on ta• mom. reasaret —affit fee Mame. ee bY WU" to A.Z., No. 366, Ctty-road. 11. C. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Ballets—Promenade °owed. Band of OS. Begin at S. One Stilling. Box-elate open from 11 to a. FibrErrg' evary night, at 10. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High • Holbont—Tbe moat agleam ..d brilliantly-decorated ball-room. end UN beet tend la London. OPEN for CONCERT and DANCING EVERY IVILNLYO. Math el director, Yr. W. X. Packer. Open at Wt-pmat ; close at IL AinOtelen. IL 11ER. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING CONCLIIT, St. hall, SAT!. RDAY, Aim 20, ISM. E L E —NT SPG —A pArrEstors , for LADIES at the 1., AM OTT and Co., St. Pours, situ eft,ooo worth of superior action in price, whisk they lam ng the week u follows: Handsome Frilled Skirts, 9a.11d. Pet ticoatswith Insertion, 46.11 d. trilled Petticoats, with work, M. lid. Trilled Nightgowns, 2a 9d. Nightgo a wns, with rich work, 3s. . The Dagniar Night Drees, Oa UL The Osborne Night Dresa, laud. Morning Wrappen, front 76.11 d. tuned Coneta—Engravings ro ue weer, post free. ~ Si and 62, St. Paul's. 'RING POST YR LE. SILKS. Japanese Silks, 13e. &d: Striped Japanese, 16a. 9d. I Bieck Ores °mho, al Ed. 6d. Chenie Japanese , 1 guinea. Black Oros de Londres, le p. Young Ladlei Silks. Al Is. Od. Black Gros de Anse, El 16e. 8d French Check Silk., 1i guinea. I Black Gras de Lyon, 2 guineas. Jacquard Japanese, £1 15e. 6d. Black Oros Royals, Se guineas. French Fancy Silks, Egnineae. Black Corded Silks, 3 guineas. 1 Rich Plain Olack Silks, t 2 sa. Black Moire Antiques,R2l3o.6d. French Satins, R 2 18e. 04. Black Morning Silks. 11 ifs. Rich Moire Antiques,Et 18e. 6d. Black Japanese Bilks, El 9s. 6d. Wedding Silks, 2 guineas. Black Satins. 2 guineas. One Hundred and Fifty Engravings of Fashions Free. The largest Jacket and Costume Show Rama in England. CHAR. ALM and Co., 61 and 62. Bt. PauFs. '4= 1 411,M Oared. JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES.— During the week we shall show a large assortment of these beautiful dress Libelee unsurpassed to elegance and good taste. In all colours. Ps. 11d. for IS yen's. Patterns poet tree. CHAS. A MOTT and Co., 61 and (li, Bt. Paul's. AirAGNIFICENT TUSSORE ROBES.-SPE -11Z• CIAL 19.TRCHASK . —CHAR. Alfoll and Co., will SELL S THIS DAY, 900 Bich YD9:1011X ROM, handsomely embroidered with silk, originally 11 guinea, in buff and neutral tints, all 14 . 11 a. 1 . 4 Mott Dreaaupoe receipt of Nampa. CHAS. AMOTT la co.. B 1 and 62, 15,000 NEW SPRING DRESSES, tram li. Ild. tno dress to 3 p., . In Mndhi, Alpaca, Sultana Cloth, Lama, Grenadine, de. Patterns post free. CHAS. AMOrr and Co., Q 1 and 61, St. Paula. PROMENADE. JACKETS . for . 1 guinea. lega/saa. . 11 IS • .9 i 0 . 211 0 Tie New Florfbel £0 18 U I The Oradell, .... The Isidore 1 6 •6 The Armill La Relne The lougemont 2 ge. The Masers .... The Druklesee The Wyse.. Sp., are the leading Novelties of the Season. One Hundred and Fifty Ragravfap, post free, embracteg the Fashions of the higher circles. The largest Jacket and Mantle Showrooms in Angland are at CHAA. AMOTT and Co., 61 and of, St. Paul's, London. nALICOES, LINENS, SHEETINGS, and V GENERAL DRAPERY, EXTRAORDINARILY CiLLAP.- CHAS. Amorr and Co., St. Paul's, will SELL, during May R 9,000 worth of the above, bought at a great rednetlon, for cash Tiils Is the largest and cheaper' lot 01 gamiest useful drapery that has been offered for sale since the outbreak of the rebellion in the Southern States of America. We quote as under a few lota :-900 pieces of good long cloth, worth 63. dd., will be sold at L. 111 d. per dozen 1,100 pieces of heavy cloth, suit able for nightgowns, originally 85. 9d., are all marked 6s. lld. per dozen • several hundred pieces of One Horrocke and India longclothe:worth 7s. 6d., will be cleared out at 41. 41d. dozen a large lot of all linen glass cloths will be sold at la Ol per d per twelve squares- these goods ere very cheep •. glass cloths at lid., 4s. lid., and is 9d., worth more than double the money ; 1.509 pairs of stout cotton sheet', originally b. 9d., will be mold at is. lid. per pair ; a large lot of cotton sheet., eighty Inches wide, will be sold from Ps. Ild. to 1133 6d. per pair; 1,200 pairs of linen sheets, all linen, will be sold at 7a. lid. per pair, worth lea Bd. ; stout linen sheets, large size, at 10s. 9cL, 14s. 9d., and 18a. id., worth from 184. 9d. to 305.: 800 dozen of towelling', In various makes, are marked fe. 414. and 7. 6d. per down, worth Be. 181. and 125. Gd. 540 dozen very beery all linen medical rubber towels, usually sold at 18a ild., will be sold at 10a. ltd. per dozen ; 2,000 dozen of good nursery diapers will be sold at re. 41d. per 12 squares; 060 dozen very heavy, all linen, for ss. lid., worth Ba. ed. : magnificent double damask table cloths, two yards square, 41. 11d.: 890 large size, to dime 14 persona, worth Vs., will be sold at 10s. 9d.: 479 dozen, all linen. re al Hembree damask dinner napkins, worth Bs. 9d., for 3s. Ild. per dozen : noo dozen In extra large sizes, worth 14e. Bd., for In. 11d. per dozen ; 1.200 dozen of cambric handkerchiefs, all linen, will be sold at Is. 9ld. per dozen : savant hundred good heavy bed quilts at half their cost of production. Samples for warded on receipt of stamps. CHAR. ANOLT and Co., 61 and 62, 81. Pante, London. ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. - CHAR. AMOIT and CO., St. Paul's, will SELL, this day, 25,000 yards of pure ALPAC A, in various colours, at r lid. per yard, worth Is. R,l. These goods are of fine quality, and nearly a yard wide. Patterns post free.—CHAS. AMOTT and Co., la and 62, At. Paul's, London. SALVIATI and Co. beg to announce the sale, at their OLD PREMISES 431, OE RORD-ISTRBET, W., previous to Um Boat closing of that branch, of their OLD STOCK of ENZTIAN BLOWN OLtES, principa k lly for table nae, at a rXredaction trent tb tonal paras. NEW 1( of MOSAICS, e BLOWN GLASS SALVIATIE CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS, BEADS, lc., always on view at their new establish ment. 30, St. Jansesn.street, S.W. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Manufacturers. 77 and 79, OXFORD-87REDT: and 71 and 7°. COENHILL, LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Plate cant.. MAPPIN AND WICBB'S Mock° Spoons and Parke. MAPPIN AND WEBB' S Elikiro 811ver Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Shyer Steel Table Knives OHLT WOOD'S "IN VIN C I BLE " SAFES LOCKS for Banker and others are only to be had from the winner of the Malleav Stakes of 30,000 francs at the Paris txhfhltite. Depot 120. tftaso-street, London, H.C. RELIANCE LOCKE, FIRE and WEDGE. PROOF SAFIS.—If you wish to purchase a good Second hand Firs-proof Safe, wOr to JOHN TANN, he haring a quan tity le dispose of oonddrably under Oa original prim —Ware- Mum, $O, Walbrook, LC. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFFlk—Before purchadng send for Grialthe Monthly LW of finfse, by M il ner, Mart, Thou Peary mad Soca, Mordan, Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about half the price of new. • guarantee given with earls. A large quantity of Tun's Safes, from L 2 10a. Apply to OBIFFITHS, it, Cannon street. KC. BTEADSBEDDING, and BEDROOM EDS ' TUBNITITIX—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with prices of 1,000 articles of BEDROOM FURNITURE. seat (Ms by post) on application to FIUME and SON'S, upholsters M and 22, lienterestreet, Oiford-etreet, W. Factory, 34 and 35, OINrMs Wrest riIHREK PIGEONS. DAINTRZE aM 00., DYERS and CLEANCILS, D"kriDannondary 44. Leicasteraquars ; anntaireet. Orcavenoraquars. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattren Purify -6 lag, Chian Glazing, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every moderately, and teoiseg i o Imat perfection b lft y i nts elelFi d aa Rtaain Illeschinsand Companisa,l7, yavad, and 472, New Osiordlit. COAL.--OICOROZ J. 000KERELL and Co. Hui cads eats. Cash t4a.-Is. WW2& COALS. -Th. CLAY CROSS 0011PAN1( gooey direst trontboir Oolllselos at Clay Crow —lts tea equal to WaYfo Nad tl► par too ; oossoila, lea—Oar. ' llolltvory.—Ordoos to CllOll OMM. 11, BOZWOODISACES, IDGIVARZ-ROAD. W. THE RICHMONDB are now 19.. oaah.—Mr. F. 7CHALAZ, Mo. It, Coal-oleos. it. Paeans E)teqoa. THE ART OF SPENDING NONEY.—To make money is a universal desire, sod the art of spends' It wisely requires but little sted i r to rend& It equity universal. Phhosephere agree that moneysavedismoney made, osereqnsetly it is of the utmost Importance that a purchaser should adopt the most advantageous method of expen d sa g Y. Thom who can pay ready money hold a great pewee : still they cannot Wads the full value which it ustarsav commands unless they select Douses he which business is conducted on ready mousy p el tindrely. The keen competitios bets mu houses of lids order presents advantages to the public which no other ite ma m can offer. The exclusive ready.rnoney maim is to buy wi well as to sell for ready money. Masulart mere and me ta ears attracted to houses on that system, and dispose of le those firma the great ateuniulations and overc r t i ltions of width must be sold at a lima. Thus the po of the ready-mosey system stocks the warehouse w tb s large of Hs goods at lower pekes than the cad of production, sad forma the first of the three main elements which oomititute the selling power of the reody.mouey system. The second efermiat is the avoidance of loss. No credit is given, cossequeatly ao extra profits are required to cover bad debts. Tbs third islimmat Is the 00000111) of time. No statements am mode, tfY no waste of time In argument to settle the pries, which is marked upon each article In plain figures; otherwise It would require the expense of three times the number of assistants to do the same amosmt of business. To add extra profits for the purpose of taking off • discount, making an sbatemenreeenallow anon Is against the ideas of a Mader upon the trait ready-money FLFL During twenty-Mro yeses the above system has been carried out, to the great advantage of ail parties, by BROTHERS, merchant tailors, Syderdiain Noose, Ludgatehill IQ a Aid UEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS. KJ Me coats, tas., es., 33s .a5., 814 . fit : th e vaisteests, 7a, is., tts. lid., U,., lb.. um ; list trains. I th, 1111 : 111 8 -Gta ths., Ith., Ns Uses style and size ketd in stock ter ass, or wade to nsessare. Patterns post tree. House, No. 58, Ludgate-11M SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SUN COMPLETE, 50s. LIIIT . OOMPLETZ, 595. , SIJIT COMPLETE, 755. SUIT COMPLETE, Ells. SUIT COMPLETE, 89.. QAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COATHUITS. to The coats, 53a. , us., 43e., 66a, TOs : the waistcoats, 9s. 6d.. S. Id., Ila, Ito, IM, IM. : the trousers, 17. , Mc, 24a, tie., PM, 30s. Every style and we kept In stock Teo Imme diate use, or made to toenstue. Patterns post tree. —44y4enhato Rouse, No. N, LedigabahUL SUIT COMPLETE, Ns. • SUIT COMPLETE, 73A. SIJIT COMPLETE, 80a. STILT COMPLETE, 935. SUIT COMPLETE, 106 s. SUIT COMPLETE, ilk. IAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The coats, Ws., t9s., 45e., MM., 66e., Ms. ; the waietcosta, Se. 6d., 9s. Id., lit, 1114., 144., 165. ; the trousers, 17a Id., 21M, 245., Ms., lb., Ms. Every style add size kept In stock for hnme diste use, or made to measure. Patterns poet tree.--Sydenham Howie, 60, Ludgate-hill. SIIIT COMPLETE, 59e: SUIT 001KPLICTZ, 010 s. SUIT OOMPLITIC, 80s. SUIT COMPLETE, 86.. SUIT COMPLETE, 97.. SUIT COMPLETE, 110 s. SAMUEL BROTHERS' BOYS' StriTS.— The Makers, es., 100. It, Its., les. lila. IL.: the waist coats, la It, Is. It, 4a, fa, 6s. 6d., Is.: the trousers, 6e. 6d., 7., Ss., Its, Iss. 6k'., 16s. Vestry style and Mae kept hi stock for Immediate use, or made to measure. Patterns post tree.— Sydsmheat House, 60, Ladzate-htll. SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 21s. SUIT COMPLETE, 24a. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 38.. SUIT COMPLETE, 454. SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVEROOATS for ALL SEASONS, tie, 2ge., S3e, Sse., Inc Every size and style in stock for immediate use. The Summer Overcoat at 21a, faced with silk, le a wonder of value for the mosey. Every style promptly made to immure, Patterns post free-50, Ludgate- NEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.— e 3 klguree (the heads of 37 being Portraits of living cele brities) represent the fashionable and most becoming Clothing for all ages and occasions. The Book contains the price of each clams, and new rules for seltmeasure, and Y sent peettnte for six stamps, deducted from a purchase.-BAMUEL BROTHERS, Her. chant Tailors, Sydenham House, 50, Ludiste.hill. KINOTI, THE WELL•RNOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40, CORNHILL, Opposite Flneli4so4. Y, TAILOR, I V- 1 1 10 431 TR, NCHURCH-STRELFT, 120, (Nearly °Noodle Markdaae.) PKRTECT ?MIN GARMLNTS. Moderate Charges. CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warruinted, aad are soft and pliablo. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CO RDING'S GUINEA• STORM COAT. CO RHINO'S FISHING COAT. CO RDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. THE DERBY WEEK.—Vinton to Epsom and the Hone Mow should Inspect the PATENTAADDLYIHY, Jockeys, ailment*, Leg loomentoes, etc. at BLACIMULTI, 259, Oxfordatreet, close to the Marble Arch. THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certai n ly the most perfect and complete, from the simplest stitch !!lfi to the ma aryetWos st asishel embreiderT oatter. ," l:ll l4 ll:d "' Mi d tg in iso e n largely hoproved."—Hevatetl• Journal.—Depet, Pk High Hol born. HARIUS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known arcelloooo eon only he had et id, Groot 2namel Omsk o➢W d te the British Manx= (Woo The beet ideal trump Sportsekeo and 18e—THOMAD and SON C C AV I ON the e wand peruse nibs Meek =mud Itateldiehed 1790. No yellers or 'goad ARNOLD and BONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUSSES acknowledged to be the lightest sad most com fortable wearing tram invented. Elastic Stockings, Knee-caps, Sc., for rasiooes veins, weakness, dc., Abdesainal Delta Railway Coavenienom, Crutches, Artificial Legs, Arms, Hand& 'yea, dc.: and every description of surgical syphon manufactured by ARNOLD and SONS, SS and West Smithfield, Loudon. N.ll.—Directiens for measurement and prices forwarded. An experienced female to attend on ladles. At borne from 10 iM 6. Con;Alltatlas Prep. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, aR ytibet-rtreec. DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An fevaluable preparation for }inning broken china, glue, earthenware, woods, cabinet-work, and fancy articles of every description, with extreme strength and neatness ; reaserk able for the gent facility of using It. As there are mural dis graceful fmttadous of the Diamond Cement, the pnbila owe avoid failure and disappointment tidy by strict cantata an Dar clueing none without the signature " Davy" on the = Ndthing wanever sold by the name of Diamond Cement to his Inventloo. N.6.—Mannbctured by BARCLAY and PONS, No. 96, FAIIingdODAAZIMA. Price, le. par bottle. PARR'S LIFE PILLS increase the strength, whilst mart ether smarted* hart a weekeets. stew upea the system. Let wage take two or three afe casein aad instead a hart% was/pined they will be blurt to have revived the animal spirtta, ail to have imparted a l 1 6 111 so the body. Is ewe et deninatisa, debilitty, bile, gravel, cutaway ateetiosa. keedatits, Parr's Pills give Inuseetasi mist without the or isosevasksee—May be obeabsai et sag eakII IMI- , yearbs boxes, Is. la H.: sad ta trail 7 packs* Ils. sash. INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOIMX P A Gads Apselad and a Powastel ai tsio. Sok tvorilibirk is WAN 11. Lel, ft. IC id Us. ALEXANDRA PARK RACES, 1868, will take place on TUISDAY, June Su, and WIIHNHSDAY, July 1. ander the Newmarket Rake ITZWAILDS The Puke of Nen casUe. Viscount ht. ViateaL The MarqUia of Huth' p. Mr Frederick Johastone, hart. The Earl of Matteson tend. H. Seethe, Hie Mr. J. ° tk a ". ARK. Judge Mr. J. F. verran, " the MuMerries," Dennearkhill, S. Clerk of the Comm and Handicapper. admission to the Perk, One Shilling each ; admhion to the Grand Mend (which is the largest sad Inlet conuncelleas to the kingdom). 10e. each, or Ma. for the tire days. Prhrate Betas to the Orand Stead to hold four mamas map be 'stared at el extra for each day, and ataJle, at 10s. extra for asehday, by application to the Clerk of the Conrre. or to the General Manager, Alexan dra Palace, !Haswell•hlU N. Full details es to special trains and other particulars will be duly announced. SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. 004)PERA1TVIt PRINCIPLES. Mr. T. W. STAPLETON, who commenced tautness on them principles in the City In 1833, has now the homer to sancentee his return from B 01411•41; and to SUBMIT, at PEW= on this system, CLARETS of 1868, 1802, 1864, and 1861, of qualities that have been rarely declered for public sale (Revere( the 1866) at any ast. The two former "'stages are seven - and three-yeses In le : the two latter can be had either In lads. or by the doses; the 1666's are declared to Boedeaus as unequalled during this century. The following are a portion of fhb stock and osn be ordered from that In London, or direct from his cellars abroad. They win be sent on approval or return, guaranteed of "their reps mend growths The stock has ZiOargoLelkonateMik of Vintages 1606, boWed In 1863 - La Bose, Orate Ls Rose, Coe d'Estottrnel, the Chateaux Duals, La Orange, LOOVIIIO, Rlllllll, Latour, Mouton, Margaux, and &c. Vintage 1861 (nearly all bottled bit year;.. Julien La Rose, Cos d'Estotunel, Oruau La Bose, the Chateaux La Orange, Leo ville, Haut Brion, Margaux and Latina, Re. also all the Ordinairee , Vine de Cbtes and Pans. Vintage 1868!!!-Bottling, and in Cask.-Pronair,St. Enillion, Bt. Oarrais, St. Istephe, Bourg, Paulllac, Grand Patients, Phe lan, Margaux Msfoey, Les Orme., Cason-rasher, Brown an num, Pontet, C , Latour-Carnet, La Orange, Conn- Lew, Mune the Chateaux La Rose, Emma. Moans, and all the Grinds Vine, Grande Ordinaires and Ordinalres. For Price Lists, tasting of Stock In Loudon or Bordeaux, sass plea, Re., address T. W . STAPLETON, Mo, Itegentetreet, cor ner of Oondotterreet, W. -Established la City In 1813. TH1.8,000 BOTTLES of CHAMPAGNE, at at per deeett, being all sold, a further oontract for 11,2111 C bottles or very dry 1864 Epernar Champagne haa just been con cluded with the Mama. De Venoms, of 26 years' comsexion. These wines are full bodied, dry, and in high condition. Came of three dosea sent for Lb fia., ea approval or return.—Addron T. W. STAPLE/ON, 203, Dagentatreet, corner of Cooduit-stmet. Istablished over 60 years. O (mut MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOTTLES twig NYNY of 1166 VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE.—Thia mag nificent Wine will be supplied as superior to any ever shipped, haring carried first prize at Paris—Cases of 12, at 90s. Address, T. W. STAPLIITON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PIIRE BORDEAUX clam to be 801. D, fa bond at L 9, or duty paid at 112 per cook (82 dons), vintoge 1863, or by the dozen at 14, In the or th ree doethe.—cea be tasted at T. W. BTAPIJITOIiV, ititt h lthgeat-threet. TILENATURAL SHERRY of XERRS, 3rd o 4th shipmate, 610 10a.—Over SOO quarter aids of MO pure CADIZ SHERRY have arrived a me nd bees sold at SIO las each, duty paid, aim September, 1865. The 3rd and 4th shipment. ere now lauding, composed of IMO quarter casks. Price as be fore, 10 guineas each. Samples or free tasting at T. W. STA. FULTON'S, 193, itegesSetreet, 041C110T of Coudatt-street, W. STAR BRAND XERES SHERRY.—The second ot tide superior, pale, delicate, sort, nutty SLR= Eldlta bli nt a aa put arrived. Per quarter—a* LIP 111 e. or by three deems, Zia. par doeea.—At T. W. sim,Prows. SUPERB 1860 VINTAGE PORT. —2OO papa, SOO quarter casks, or 11,200 dooms. The third parties of these ranch-admired Porte, selected by Mr STA/LUTON on the Alto Douro in 1666, and shipped by him without the usual addition of 18 par cent. of impudent' and geeeopiga : con sequently are clean, soft pure Ports of the old type, and At for immediate use: per or, Ulettleda withown certainty of beaming in two years, Price pipe, 66 uarter cask, Aft or per dozen, M. 6&—Address T. W. ITAPLE q TON, WS, Regent. greet. CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, 30a. and 36a. per doses Quart& CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, lia. and 20.. per dozen Pints. CHAMPAGNE for the RACES, packed in vv masts a$ above prices, for Cash, by pHYTHIAN and SONS, IMPORTERS of WINE, ,11:c , 432, WEST 1317tAND, W.C. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DIIRLM ELTITISITION. MSS. Thla selebested old 11111 H WHISKY rained the DIIBIJN MEE MEDAL —lt la rad, atallow, dalklons, and very wholesome. Sold to ea. lid. ow* at the rated homes In London; by the agents to the principal towns in Laliland ; at wholesale at I, Great Whelndll-strost, London, NW —Observe the red seaL pink 'abed sad cork branded "Linehan's LL - 10tAELOWE PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a full bait, as well as smaller cadre. 'may be raised or tilted on It without labour or *outdo. Ile acdon Is so LrpeeW. that the sediment of the most limpid Bald by no pose bWty can be disturbed, Priori 9a ifs., lla, to salt 44, 9, and It gallon cooks. ritARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP , IL. No vent-peg required. No more gat bear or mar wine. Prke es. Od. pa ditto, elecimphited, ite —Apply direct. to JAIIIIB BAELOW, tentee, la, KIK hidammist, Ma tee that bit a.m. sad Mims are on every article ; 'then Ow Water imitations. Ingraviage gratis. lietablielesd 111111. SCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. mamfac orarsparea m Livetwo rttor • B j iw o Try ouirw elimati: Derby, Nakao. CRR'S INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of s o lid Mahogany. Al constructed both to case and mechanism so securely as to Fella& the effects of any warm climate. Prime, packed and free on board. Cottage Pianofortes, 40, 60, 60, and 70 leas. Meml-Obliquee, 65 66, 75, 85, and 96 eas. Metal-Grand& (six feet ionto, 100, and 110 guineas. Boudoir-Oranda (Oft. 61n. 1, 110 and 120 guineas. Full Glands (7ft 10in.:. 165, 185, and 900 grtineas. °RAMER'S INDIAN PIANETTE, with folding V keyboard, is and convenksat, while the touch and tone are highly sa 'factory. tiany of these instrametts bare been supplied to hotels throughout the Bast : and a considerable number hare been fitted tip in yachts and passenger ships. Price 45 CelMt neas. and Co. (Limited), 201, Regent-street, W. 43, Neonate-street, E.C. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the World. Ready for the Derby Week. Price 6d. LONDON'S GREAT OUTING. The DERBY CARNIVAL, 11168.-81xteeu large folio pages, crammed with Illustrations. By Pyti. Beet post free for six vamps Loudon : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paternoster -row. Prim fI NV to RENEW LIFE ; or, th e T rea t men t and etre of llatalcare, end Yarrow Affec tions peculiar to Yea. Bl Joni _ IIITZT M . D. 1 . A. 5, Loodoe. Data and Sok Si Leleatoid& SHOCKING DEATH or • PHYSICIAN. —Yesterday Dr. Lankarter held an Inquest at Middlesex Hospital relative to the death of Dr. Charles Henry West, who lost his life through falling down stairs at a coffee-house in W' ore-street. Cavendish-ego/ire, where he was tempo rarily staying. The deceased, on Monday night week, went to the coffee-hones mentioned, and said he had come to town to consult a medical man respecting his own health. Between 2 and 3 o'clock on Thursday morning last a crash wu heard on the stairs, and on Mr. Bannister, the pro prietor, going out he found the deceased lying prostrate head downwards at the foot, He was removed to the hospital, where he died. As his name was then unknown, the police searched his portmanteau and found a dipl oma showing that Charles Henry West was admitted a mem ber and licentiate of the College of Physicians of Dublin on the 12th August, 11340, ea also a letter directed to Dr. West. There wee a letter on the table w ith th e super scription " Mn. Biffe Caledonian-road, Dublin." The medical evidence showed that the body was very much emaciated, and that there were tubercular disease of both lungs, two fractures of the ribs on the left aide, and COMM/aka of the brain. Deceased died from the effects of the injuries. A verdict of " Accidental death," was returned. TER HEALTH or LONDON.—It appears from the return Maned by authority of the RepOsMer-General that in the week that ended on , May 23, 4,564 births, and 2,787 deaths, were ia Leiden and in 13 other large towns of the United 'brims. The annual rate of mortality was 23 psi 1,000 penises living. The annual rate of mortality last week wee 21 per 1,000 in London, 23 in Idiaburgh, and 22 in Bristol, 19 in Birmingham, 24 in Liverpool, 28 i n Man. cheater, 26 in Salford, 29 in Sheffield, 23 in Bradford, 25 in Lee ds, 19 in Hull, 20 in NewcaMlos-usTynts, and 28 in, tilangow. In London the births of 1,067 and 1,029 girls, in all 2,096 children, wen registered h week. fa the oorreeponding weeks of to years, 185847, the armso number, connoted for Mamas* of population, is 2,058. The deaths registered in London dorms the week were 1,252. It was the twenty-find week of the year; and the avenge number of &mike far that im, with a ommetima for inmense of popuktiess, 1,1118. The deaths in the present velem are lees by 74 than It ths estimated swealmr. • ham hiss decided to mot a statue to the mesnesy of the lab Mr, W. Mathbone s , of lirespleol. The subessiptions M tbs. memesial • fed sawn to about 3,0001. • VISIT OF THE EMPRESS EUGENIE TO IRELAND. PAEIB, KAT 28, Walesa. The Fra,,ee of this evening mays that the Empress Eugenie proposes to make a journey to Ireland. THE FRENCH ARMY AND THE CHASSEPOT RIFLE. PARIS, MAT 26. The Monikiir de r Annie publishes • report from Marshal Niel to the Emperor, dated the2othinst., confirming the excellence of the ebasesilot rifle, and stating that its incomparable qualities assure to it the tint rank among the arms of war now emploYed. The report adds that the whole of the French Infantry are now armed with the Chassepot. - The manufacture is actively carried on ; the mean daily number turned out last week was 1,800. • CHINA. ST. parEasaulto, 26. Telegrams :received fiom Tientsin via Kiachta, to the let inst., state that 40000 of the southern insur gents had been besieging Tieatsin for do deaf` and threatened to storm the town. The neighbouring Wasson bad been plundered. The gar ri son consisted of 20,000 men and three gunboats were there for the protection of the Europeans. AMERICA. THE TRIAL OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. (ST ATLA2IIIO TILMILAPII THICK/Gll NI. immix% AOZIKIT.) WASHINGTON, MAT 26. • To-day, the Senate Court acquitted President Johnson on the second and third articles of im peachment. The second article charges that the President, without authority of law, on the 21st February, 1868, issued a letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas to act as Secretary of War ad interim, the Senate being in session, in violation of the Tenure of Office A c t, an d w ith the intent to violate it and the constitution , there being no vacancy in the office of Secretary: of War. The third article alleges the same act as done without authority of law, and alleges intent to violate the constitution. On both articles 35 votes pronounced the President guilty, and 19 not guilty. The court, without voting upon the other articles, adjourned sine die. NEW YORK, Hwy 26. The steamers leaving today for Europe take out 415,000 dole. in specie. The Cumuli steamer Scotia arrived out at 5 I.M. to-day. The Allan steamship Damascus also arrived out to-day. The Cunard steamship Tripoli has arrived at Halifax, and the Hamburg and American steamship Hammonia has also arrived out. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange on London, 110 i. United States 5-20 Bonds, 1882, 111 ; ditto, 1885, 1091 ; 10-40 United States Bonds, 1051. Illi nois, 1484. Erie, 701. Cation : Middling Upland, 31. Petroleum, standard white, 301. Flour, extra State, 9 dole. 50c. Cora, old mixed, 1 dol. 15c. THE ATROCITIES ON BOARD THE BRITISH SHIP LYDIA. A very serious case, the details of which are of too revolting • nature to be reported in full, was iovesti. I gated yesterday (Tuesday) at the Liverpool police court, by Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate. Ansel Larkin, chief officer of the ship Lydia, hailing from Nova Scotia, was charged with the wilful murder of Donald Di'Dooald, one of the crew, and Denis Foreman Schofield, the captain, was °barged with being en aocessory before the fact. He, Larkin, and Francis Carroll, the second mate, were also i charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm upon several of the crew. In the course of his opening statement, Mr. Walter, prosecuting solicitor, remarked that in Marsh last the vessel was at Black River, Jamaica, where she shipped a number of coloured men as additional hands. She sailed for Liverpool on the 21st of that month, and when she had been about five weeks at sea the do. ceased and • Dutchman named Ellis quarrelled. Larkin tame up at the time and shuck M'Donald violent blows in the face. In consequence of this treatment he was unable to do his work. He was found lying wader a boat, and was dragged out by the chief officer, who beat him shout the head with • large iron belaying pin, the captain being on the poop at the time, and stimulating Larkin in what be did. M'Donald was dreadfully dis figured by this besting, his head and face were fearfully swollen, his chest distended to an unnatural rise, offensive matter ran from his mouth and ears, and the stench from his body was terrible. He died four days after the assault was committed upon him. The man Ellie, and Nathan Stephens, the under cook, were called as witnesses. They spoke to seeing Larkin beat the deceased about the head and fare with a belaying pin, knock him down, and kick him about the hmid face, and chest in • most brutal manner. They d escri bed the state the poor fellow was in just before his death as awful. His head, face, and chest were so swollen that be did not look like a human being ; he could not speak, (deceive matter was running from his month and ears ; his mouth was so much cut that the lower lip hung down underneath the jaw, and the stench from his body was quite sickening. Other witnesses were examined who gave co evidence. Some of them said they heard the captain f : rl t7 out to the mate as he was beating the dammed with the belaying pin, to " lay it on to the eon of a --." Another spoke to hearing the captain tell Larkin to fetch li'Donald out by the run, sad that when the latter corn• plained to the captain of the treatment be had received, the captain told him he had no pity for him, it served him right ; they all spoke to the horrible state in which M'Donald was prior to hie death. Mr. Bradley, house surgeon at the Northern Hospital, who had heard the whole of the evidence, had not the slightest doubt that the man's death was canoed by the injuries described. Both primers were committed to take their trial on the charge of wilful murder the inseistrate, refusing to accede to the application of Mr. Cobb, who defended the captain, that the latter might be admitted to bail. BRADFORD LIBERAL ELECTORAL AUOCLATION.— Ihst evening • genera meeting of the members of this usociation was had at Bradford, and the following rem lotions were adopted :-1. That, looking forward to the general eked= which must shortly take place under • greatly enlart t oo i z ei tituenty, this as step should association () taken riders necessaryekat candidates to represent this borough in parliament. 2. That this matfng desire@ to recogaise the faithful and efficient services of Mr. W. E. Forster in parliament as the representative for Bradford, and tins= that the po litica relations which exist between the hon. gentleman and this borough will long voodoo*. 3. That this meet ing, aduaring the ability, courage, and consistency dis played= the public life of Mr. Edward )Liall, considers him preeminently fitted to repreesat Bradford in the reformed t, and resolves that • regulation be prefflarod and submitted fo r signature to the ' householders and ledgers who will be qualified to vote under the new Rehm Ask requesting that gentleman to allow himself to be put aomination as one of the repre sentatives of Bradford in the new parliament. • TRADE AND RELIGION.--011 Monday, at the Blackburn County Court, Miss Mary Crewe, milliner, sought to recover 141. from the pare n t s of • • girl named Roberts for an alleged breath of covenant. The girl was apprenticed to plaintiff for eighteen months in November, 1866, but about Good Friday last wag taken away by her wen= on the plea that Miss Crewe was teaching her the Roman catholic religion Instead of her business. For the defence Miss Behests was culled, and stated that she waslB years old. She had been in the habit of attending St. John's (church of England) schools. During the time of her sppreatiosatip she bad been in the habit of wosking from ten at night to two said nearly three in the morning. A priest was in the habit of calling frequently at Miss Crewe's. Witness had been in the priest s house on her own account for a carte deviate of himself which he bad promised to give*. At other times she had been sent for, and to return books about religion by Miss Crewe, which books Miss Crewe read to her when they were at work. Min Crewe talked almost daily about religion to her. Witness had been several times sent to the nunnery, sad on one occasion one of the nuns spoke to her about re ligles. Obi had sny p bees to twotiff , catholWitame told is chapels psehveral Mass la emnp with labidatiff that if her father knew ha would turn her out, when she replied sine wee elm would provide for her. The Judge dill net think she seldom would justify his' es that undies Waimea had been mad, but he bis decision en the unseat of damages. Tai RAMS AND FITZB. —Ladies who visit these isibionabis resorts are most estassin recomended to mob. tree or,. the se widely tatwiwt—asiwelY,. the = l ot tr res ai rs: = I L Sees. Is to teoßdsle Orkney sedum GOMM at desk imd beat, with oar oossondinito. Ism freckles eruptions, sad Ile radvselimmint.l IHE E PENDITURI Or TNT DIPLOMATIC AU% ICE. Ob•en'ing that Mr. Labouchere, in moving that the erpoaditare of the diplomatic service should be an• nually submitted in detail to the supervision and control of Parliament, was in • rendition to know, without con sulting any official tairthomir, how the diplomitic service worked, the Deily Newt says further, that it believes the majority in favour of lir. Laboucheres resolution oeerectly represents the public impatience of t►e pretensions of the Foreign-office to matey and mystery and exclniivenees in its financial arrangements, its disposal of patronage, and its whole domestic economy. The whole service; and not only the financial part of it, demands • thorough re-or ganis•ties and ieviaion. It wants air and light, responsi bility and siinplillcation. Routine, privileges, favouritism, and abuses which are the natural and fatal growth of darkness. infest every corner of it. The Standard reiprde the vote of yesterday as of DO very great consequence. If the government which is charged next year with the preparation of the estimates should de fer to the epinka d the savesar-eiz sesames whom Mr. Labouchere and Mr. White rallied round them, the effect may, of course, be to diminish the efficiency, by destroying the independence, of the diplomatic service. But if that is the object of the liberal leaders, if they wigh, as Mr. Childers, by his allusion to Mr. Borill's appointment, would seers to do, to raise a debate about every salary and pension, there can be no doubt that sooner or later they would attain their end, because the existing system, how ever convenient end economical, is an exception to the ge neral rule which puts all payments for the public service under the control of parliament. THE ACQUITTAL OF PNAMIANT JOHNSON. In the opinion of the Timm it cannot but be a matter of intense gratification to every well-wisher of the American republic that the impeachment has failed. /raceme pro bable that the direct result will be small, but its indirect influence in strengthening the hands of moderato men can- not be slight. Mr. Johnson himself may not improbably be elated at his acquittal, but the President is . powerless for good or evil for the few months he has yet to serve. He may be violent in language, but he is impotent in act. The convention at Chicago, which has been held in the inter val between the two judgments of the Senate, has shown a disposition on the part of the majority of the republicans to disown the policy and the guidance of the extreme wing of the party. The selection of Mr. Colfax as the candidate of the party for vioe-president, and the denupciation of General Butler's scheme of repudiation, indicate the pre dominance of healthier counsels. The presidential con. test may be expected to become a struggle to obtain the vete of those men who turn with equal aversion from democratic and from republican partiunahip, and a rivalry in prudence and moderation may follow the failure of the violent procedure which was so nearly successful. THE ANTIdANS AND LABOCRERS' IMELLINGS DILL Describing the arguments which are put forward by the vevtry of Marylebone in opposition to the billet Mr. Torrens, and which are • summary of the objections made by all the West-end parishes, the Herald says it is here maintained as unfair that the perishes which do not require these improvements should have to pay a rate for those which do stand in need of them ; that the Board of Works was not constituted for such a purpose; that it has no right to levy a general rate, except for ,such par poet.* aa drainage, parks, and so forth, in which all the inhabitants of the metropolis have a common interest ; that the vestry, elected by the pariah, has the sole right to determine on the disposal of the parochial rates ; that the bill will be • benefit to the holders of dilapidated property which they do not choose to improve, will encourage speculation, and force up the prices of rained tenements to an exorbitant rate. Some of these objections are sentimental, others practical, but none of them are without a certain weight, and as a whole they have a claim to our attentive consideration. There is very much to be said in favour of the plea put forward by the parish authorities, that they, rather than the central Board of Works, are the officers to whom we should look for the carrying oat in a proper and efficient manner of the much-needed improvement in the dwellings of the labour. ing classes. THE EXPENSES OF THE POLICE. The Daily News calla the attention of the represents. Oyes of the metropolis toe bill introduced into the House of Commons lest Thursday, "to amend the law relating to funds provided for defraying the expenses of the Me- tropolitan Polioe," the second reading of which its author, Mr. Secretary Hardy, proposes to move tomorrow. It is a means for raising the expenditure of this metropolis for police purposes from eightpenoss—its present oost—to ainepeace in the pound on the full annual value of its pro perty rateable for the relief of the poor ; one fourth, of course, oontinuing to be contributed by the treasury, and to pay the house-rent of the two assistant commissioners. The local taxation of London is already enormous, but, except as regards police rates, we have at least some popular control over it. This new proposition is simply due to the fact that the Hems Minister has not the courage to remove from office a chief commissioner without whose removal reform can. not be commenced or carried out. THE TORT LORD RATON. The Tr/crook regrets to observe a conspicuous ex. (option to the usual abstinence on the part of Lord Mayors, on public occasions, from partisan allusions in the harangue of the present mayor upon the Irish church at the ginner to the judges on Monday. To a coMpany in which politics were supposed to have no place, and which included Lord Justice Wood as well as Chief Baron Kelly, Mr. Justice Lush as well u Vim-Chancellor Melina, these remarks eould scarcely be other than objectionable. But the crowning prof of bad taste was, that tire particu. lar peer selected to reply to a toast introdueed with so mesh partisan heat was the Earl of Dunravea, a liberal, a Roman catholic, sad a nobleman who only a few weeks back bcnoorably distinguished himself by the combined firmness of tone and moderation of language in which he advocated at a public inestini in Limerick the diseetab lishumnt of the Irish Church ! The Star, pointing out that tory and whit peers eat aide by aide at the dinner irferred to, and that several well-known liberals were anwmpt the guests, says that his lordship's mine was a violation of oommon oourteq, and that the livery of London should take steps to initruot him in the limits of his duties. A meeting of the Trades Unions Commissioners was held yesterday. Present—,Bight Hon. Sir Willi am Brle (chairman), Bari of Lichfield, Lord Moho, ALP., Mr. James Booth C.B., Kr. J. 'A. Roebu c k; Q.C., M.P., Mr. Thomas H ughes , ALP., Mr. Frederic H arr i son , an d Mr. William Mathews. Kr. J. C. Traill, secretary to the comaimien, was also jpeeneat. • , t LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY. —The ad hourned meeting of the prop r iet ors o f thi s ra il way was eld yesterday, for the purpees of deserve. the remelt of the poll demanded late Thursday by Mr. &mud* os the question of the approval of the amalgamation arrangement with the Reath Viagra Railway Company ; Mr. lien, M.P., in the chair. Th e c h a i rman sa id th a t th e on l y business to be transacted was to announce the result of the poll demanded by Arr. Elamuda on the bill establish ing an amalgamation witli . the South Eastern Company, sad stated that that bill had been approved by much greater thus Hsi throi.foenthe . mijority required. The totals were :—For the bill, 2,000 persona, reprwntins 3,032,9951. capital and h ,686 votes, as well as ,216,3711. preference stock. repressetingrepresenting 30,212 votes. Agai ns t th e WI, 77 pseaosa, 173.0001.• capital and 3,396 vows, mad 191,91F31. profaner* stook, representing 1,913 V 04414 The IsseWag may lasted a few min u t es . •• SHOCKING ACCIDENT' ON A RAII.WAT.--011 Mon day a yang men aimed Robert Mosereft, farmer, aged Fllag at Blaekrod, near Bohm, kit home about half -0 with a horse which he rode) to be shod, at Adling. Hs by • bproa ,d over which runs a I breach el and Terialire Bailys, leading to lbws Deeding, Hoyle, and arnothuintra tAnderlon Colliery. At the M me nine mete puha* some mac aw tho the llneroft; bilierist t6s fe bs Kew distswee ce, pro• 81414 • iloo. The p?rac vs.% hoWertf top lats, tz pealed 8112 NS" 11 " ,1 2 Mak bO4ll hone &ad Attg down, andiclee= vent ever Utak tru." staatlyl ink beat marriad mix nesthe.' 1 Pi . 1 . I