The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-18 00:00:00

• • • 'l7 . j( - le • t Eia. , , NIL 1 t t; i 1 %4.. s a a &Kir LONDON, BAVIRDAY Evivallo, JUNE 18, 186. No. 6,573.) Ot=ped, id, AMdmiij [TWOPENCE Direak caning sea MADRAS. 11J7TOTITEILY coma:mm=3r toy sus= tram imam— no splendid auillbury Nam Mum itAuArnos via haw wi s .eets (London) Docks Ma Mk Jam sad IVmessals Ilird Jam To be followed by the AIII:111( Or TEll 800211. to km Lou. don on 11t h , and Mama, cm 10rd July. The mammas sr . passedtram loodem to Plymouth, and embark by the employs steam tender.—rce farther tufmaa.ton moll to BOND and MACHELI7II. Manalutlanu.l4,o4lonetatlesse. .E.C.. or GIUNDLAY and 00. . AUCKLAND, N.Z. by Willis'. line, established ISO to sail on 80th July. the celebrated ex -R eli t Kati Clipper Ship BRITISH TRIDINT LOCO tons. loading in the Lsst India Dock_ This solendid ship, which Is favourably knows in the Australian trade as one of the fastest afloat, having made the passage from Liverpool to If elbonrne in 7S days, has unri valled accommodation for all clamed passengers. Her Inagal tleeut Saloon and State Rooms are fitted and furnished In the most superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Lail htelLiners. Bhe carries a beautiful piano, and apparatus (or distilling fresh water for Use of all on board. The 'Mien decks are lofty and well-ventilated, and every arrangement toe the comfort and convenience of second and third cabin prom ,lll., will be under the inspection of the government offlcera Apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., Rost India-avenue, Leadenballotreet, E.C. NNW ZEALAND . —Aamisted Paaa es and fires Grants of Lend.—WILLIBB LINK sibedla 1813. The undermentioned reasela nigh afford each seam! Mesa- Wes as myna be found be thole et a 7 Weer bin, will be despatched ptusetually Wis. ass Port. Columbus Lards • 1 Axelira .. Br Trident Balsams Monoso. • / 13jpers W 417" Zsocurspo To sea. Said- • July 20 Jim ,Jely luau Id Anti to WILUS. GLltlf, sod Co., S. Crosbyoeure, who lave nut imbued the cloth edition of their "Head book of New Zeslaod :" or to ORLIN, ROBINSON, sad Co., load% Let lodia lvenue, Leadenhallatnet. mESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' 'HIPS to ITTILM I A' — 11 1 7 =10171 1 14,41 Ph a ll24 A , Dime ,to leare the hocks on wedasikkr. July 20, csalas at Plymouth). the splendid clipper snip HEM, 1.000 toss Y. ANDERSON. Commander. Inze In the East India Doris. lit acoolessodtp norm for an clams of ysreenuere are ansurpmeed, and abe will carry an ieu.xd 1111110011. —Tor height or prow va: McLEOD. ILORGAN, with Yams. Money and Sopa, No. 7, Laidashal.atieet. Peneeties o l this line of packets as conveyed tram l'addhartes to bat clam tor second-clasa tares, and second-class for t i d-cln fares BLACH BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER NIMBLE for AtrariumA Prom London direct Poet I MA , Melbourne lAvalanche Melbourne __Golden CM7 • • • • William Cole .. • Sydney Queen et the Queensland 1 ; wow. Queensland 'Teri Mar .... Tonnage.' 1,100 3,000 1,000 ;bee 3,000 books. To Sea. liala June 25 X India July 25 X hulk July 10 E. bulk hum 25 Z4ddla Japes Tills celebrated line of yokels hare, by their panetnality end rapid pseingea earned a world-known repairmide. and their per 'eager seeconnerdellon bnnsurpearied by any vends afloat —nor ad padiewlart respecting blight or purge to lastralLs apply to JAMES HAINT2I and Co., Liverpool all Agents for the Black Ball Use and T. M. MACKAY and Co., I, Lsodermall-strerm London. I.C. BTEIM TO NEW TOIL LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T I P M BILADELPRIA ETRAM.SIIIP ODIDANY hatend dee nateldne theft taßipenered Clyde-built Iron knew Mew*ilhips, satrying the Milled Mates kt, YEAR LIVERPOOL FOR WYw Tom/ CITY or BALTIMORE. Weepsltde7. Jam 22 . CITY OF LIMIRICR. Saturday, Jasel2e. ETNA, Wednesday. Jane 19. And every Welseeda,y, and awry alternate Saturday. Oabla yarns* by the mall steamers sallbut every Wed. 111, 17, and 11 aocordlus to the sosemateedalks.r s taab by the laaag a ateusteamer, if gul{ulnas.leeward yammer Melted all provisions cooked. Ilawagers Canada, the Melted Mike, and Itttlets Os lwalsia beaked them to vmdeaatagesuM.e terma—lot Watigt4tresfu rther t, partkodere aggi: INMAN peel; and MACEY. a. [fit 11.matreet. Lbree or is CUNARD LINK.— BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ISTRAM.SHIPS,Ar T atg a l tall the Admiral; to between LIVERPOOL and and beams= POOL sad BOSTON, the Bootee ships calling at HOW to Mad sad nosing passengers sad malls The fol lowing or other mods are appotsted to ama to., Liverpool. Gahm at Cork to mesh* the ARABIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, June 18. ASIA, for BOSTON, Satarday, June IS. AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORE, Saturday, July L • Taking plumage's and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be =l".ad New York inapot to Bra _pervaiseloa of Oa 84 i tessathaillital ealteMktfilmelLlLlLL Condek Poems mow% laeladkg stsward'e fere sag gewnsions, tut without wiser or liquors :—To Halifax and Bostok chief cabin, 4122 : second Ata. To New York chief nada, tin: send cabin, 118. t to Halifax. Banos, sad New Tort, LS r a lk wisk sad per cent. prima/IL—Apply S. J. B. load, 52, Old London ; I. M. Carrie, Barre, sad 12, Place de Is PINAR ;O . and J. Bursa, Bu t Hans Blurs. ; D. dik 37 4 l.l2 sohor. Qampassawa ; or D. sad C. ',Wm, 8. Water- Lwomacai. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. despatch the undermentioned first-cime steamers : Tor 20/TEEDAII, the BATAVIII, every Sunday morning. Rom Hermitage Tier, at 10 am., caning at Madman for pee at 11 m. Tares, 40 Es.. £lloa, and 171. Id.. and the TYECO a. OED every Thursday mottling early from off the Tower. Taro Si. Tor — LiBENEN, neutral vessels, under Russia& flan, the ADLU YOWL SCHWALBR every Thursday morning 'weather pr w rams. Aat 11 a.m. l in Banelydown, and hums at 10 a.m. , aad 10a. lop GOTBRESU L e RG, the GUSTAF WASA, about Lanett. tress Boraelydearn. Faroe, A.,1 Ita, AS 25., 4.nd Al. Te be followed try Cho LONDON. For freight, Passage. Re., apNy at S. Chaplin Maestri Moe, W. : or to PHILLIP' GRAVES, ?HILL UPS, M ei Cr i lr . „ Rooddane. R.C. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a WAAL —The paddle-steamer BATAVIA". doe. W. SMITE, array geode,. trees Hermitage Tier, at le as Whig at Bladtwall for yeaseogers at 11 a.m. Fa/04. 12 fa., AI lea.. and ITs. ed. : rehire, AS ea. SI sae Al ed. Tie mew. steamer PTILNOOAD bow off the Tower Thursday morales sad). lame. Al and 11)0x.—Foe three* refer to the thlp thee bills. Wy to CHAPLIN'S Universal = reee W.. co to 11111.1alli. GLAM, PHILLUTS, Lad Ca, U. Beea-leari, ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY Limited). NOTICE /3 RILESEY GIVEN that the SHARE CILETIII CATES of Ws company will be READY for DELIVERY la for the &taken' reosipte on and sitar THURSDAY, asst. at the alms of the Compsay, S. Whiehestsr- Omit Wbsehester-street, LC.—By order. Jos 16 IBS& DAVID S. DIARY, Seeretery. T HE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), SO, Lasabard•abest, F.C. Capital £1,000,000, la 20,000 guru et £6O each. Satocrlbed capital £200,000, la 10,000 gores. ITALUEB of GOLD.--JOHN BROODEN, for the informatlon of the Public sad his amorous Patrons. Dap to make the following announcement reptr4lng the VALUE of GOLD, benne persuaded that the interest* of the fair trader and the public .111 be alike protected by the wide circu lation of knowledge on Ole seddeot. Oeid Wag divided into 24 parte or carat^ It follows that add of II carats One, Is 13 carata..E3 k ri • carat... LI II is worth 64 4 111 17 egrets_ 3 iit 3 carat.. I• 36 per Mien 11 mat.. 116 7I 7 watt.. 1 4 9 23 carats.. 4 1 1 16 aerate— 113 1 6 aerate.. 1 1 21 mate (Bride% 11 armee.. 2 9 ei • ant . 017 a etaadsrd , 317 14 13 eseete.. 2 6 0 4 meta— •14 26 21 carets.. 314 4 12 meals— a a 66 3 aerate— •10 n 10 ousts— 310 96 11 arras.. IIS 1 2 manta.. 0 7 1 19 caste.. 3 7 3 10 carets.. 116 41 1 carat .. 0 3 61 Ilanufackey, 16, Neel. . rietteetreet, Co W.C..Lceedon. ia=ne.A: f end Jewellery for ls. each. N.D. This t be closed at 6 In the evening, and ea Satardese at one o'clock. CRAllinAll—The Eight Ilan. rA3LES STtART WORTLEY. Mellen. T. C. Bellboylon. Y.P. I Edward Warw. Zeta, M.P. Alexander Dunbar, Esq. Charles Ellis. Esq. =t e l a N k sTi et% lg. James I,ev I Rawl 6 - )1, .q. John Wastanollsnil, WAEIARB—AIbert °nun, Esq. BAIIIIIRIL Mesas. Sfsetersna. Peters. MDdred. sad Oa. London. Marrs. Beolth. Payee. and Smiths. London. TM' Company Is simpered to nevotlate Govionment and Meat. dpel Lama, and to sld Is carrying oat concession& To make advances on approved 'scum le& Ts effect the perches, and isle of share, stock, etc., and to transact Snancial badness geeerelly Aloe to receive many on deposit for BRIEF OR EXTENDED PERIODS on terse to ho agreed upon. Cesuatuitoitione to be wade to the Manager. THOMAS SO&T. Secretary. rd-aereet. Leaden, LC. Temporary cease $0 THE CREDIT FONCEER (Limited), 80, Irabeedeireet, IC. Catittal. 11,001,910, 19,10) shares of Er seek. Surfeited Cartel, 8.500,000, in 10,000 shores. DUIBLIVILIL CHAIRMAN—Mt Bight Hess. JA MTH STUART WORTLBY. DOWTY-Cemems, —JAMEB LEVICI, ins. The Hon. T. C. Halfburton,M.P. Adolphe Hakim, Er. Edward Warner, Iraq., M.P. Henry Poinsall, Eq.. J. P. Alexander Dunker, leg. John Weetmarland, Esq. Charles Ellie, Her Charles Z. Newboo, Fr. liAmani —Albert Grant, Esq. SANWA Menem Histennen, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bank of London. This Company advances money on the deposit of Title Deeds of Knorr Freehold or Leasehold Property in Greet Britain, with or without regular mortgage . Guarantees Titles or Securities, and, r rent, negotiates loans on mortgage foe loog or short purer ; also Bemires money on deposit for FIXED PBBIODS ONLY, at special rates to be screed apes. Communications to be addreesse to the Manager. ALFRED Temporary Odloss, 9), Lemberdogrest, DR scorn BILIOUS and LIVER ; rimer falling remedy, prepain4 'Wheat rial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found taming& no all who auger frees bilious and liver ecengistais. I wind, spasms, giddhsees, diadems of the eyes, le. for ocatireness, as • family imerient medicine, and as • parthr ef the hlool, they an Indy eseellent : mild In their opereillea and grateful to the se mash, thq mei* Went& Preenete dligenhoe. and strengthen the when .swear nyetela.--Bebt by W.Luabert, chemist, q King William -et., Charintoroesjoadoll. sod Dr hmar. l& lid. and Be rare to art Dr. Bonusar n o n us mid thin ?Ms. The piantse ere Ina span peen Waage with " Mann Ismsbeer engraved en tM ellemp. THE INVIGORATP7I Mann MUNOZ The most adeolidiedl7 premed sad weed powerful osart- Yee cordial 'Ter bile/MOW ; MIMS 10 thdr meted acodliteo dl the Went . ea the Weir* at which perfect health de- It le mettle ter itellatty et ell klitZ sad trete Ile cow eaten other ba =telte. et leak .01 for to r m eeroweiV ls' llyspeetle. Pt** Se. for m ate, est Mgr ist a dthei la one his tte. Sib Aesett MUM. sllllllPrian sod oe, ISS, Ohlte44Oreth Sad tak reeelsesceettoth iRC. Lobo. A GRICHLIVRAL HALL, D3LINGTOA.-Th. HOlB2 SHOW wIII op= July 1. &Wks cane on Jana I& aro now and imp be obtained on Mon to & UMW, HORSE SHOW.—AGRICULTILTRAL HALL The Dlseetore of the agetwellneal Ifsli :11l hold • an MOW, to OPEN an the let of JULY mt. EMI. aim an the bat of June. The Prise list includes • lint Pita of Si end. eup of not lima value than £26 for the beet MEM ; ger Ike beet hunter, equal te not Ms than ; and AM divided two 00111 . oh of Hunters. Mo. prim for Trotting ono ; for Huey.: far Cliargete to b ridden by trooPen ; for weEhtennylug Oohs: for Carnage Eons.o In pain, to bo driven In Hamm ; ter Arabs and Beebe ; ; mounting &Mesas: to tgoo. Dow as the beet plan, In which the mat valuable toms an Nina& both day and night, will be embed the hall. The dog for morels. and Ovka rat be norm* of deo feet In cir cumference. Prise Ikea and eenifd Rio be obtained, and estates map empplleatton to the Deerefary. UM. dm an the Mit of Jane. S. SIDNEY. Darlenbetreet, ILYlngton, N. laOliale SHOW at the AGILIOULTURAL 11 HALL. MIA CLASS. tee EACILIIIII ever IA hials. lot gebe ftt gabs AU lid pie Ate HORSE BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, July - YAM Y the emltelee t o the 011ie ae Orriesen Hiram. Aglicalteral the Horse 01.11.1 and Fenn/ Oddat. et, ‘Bring Elbow, to be LIT. Apply at the Mee of the Cemput Dartardaireet , WIM- P:ea N —by ceder. deeestary. T at oxyQ,IIID.—SZIAZCZIONB from MAO the NEWT rs otwurnsoLtnitiollo ix mambas. sad the Two geollieweit et Vetoer, X/ 16 • 4 400TX of tb• t4kaiwi voulfwaY. pi l eefte: Mi. V. JONGIIMAWII. Cwwwii M llnewerth. i r F. lisodre T. liaelegeo, Medne. Caval.b*. sad Ills X Power , the odebrated Iowa& eoweetteeme. WIRY XV G. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION ;Limited). 1100,C00, la AM Wares of tle era. With power to Inerease. 41 per share to be paid on anodes& Iseorporated under "The Computes Ase, 1102. - mbemsby LM liability of the abarsholdon in Welted to the anemia subscribed. CIIALIMAL —Captain Haywood, R.N.. The Nan, Cblewiek, Sly. Ruutna—London end Weersalasier, Lothbnry. Aturea—Manley R. B , miset ina =smra Beaman and Gaskolg. LC. BaoKria—Morn, S Wherier and Meg, a.. Blreltin-lame, RC. SOtaccrOall —Hewn. Howard, Whom, sad Imerlimr, 141, tea sbardseMesl, R C. liatataraar —heads Amy, Pap. Temporary Moss—Mk Greabsoo-bouss, AFRIOCip PI This Comrades ha7heesTaus;7l for t;wr panne et salting the ordinary bedasse of a names Oemapeay with that of as Mate ies Ageacy—a want not yet auppti.d by any of the tudeLiag cowpon The bedtime of the Corporation will ensist of two distinct branches, viz, Sandal transactions and estate agency heirloom, and competent repreesulatives will be appoiated ht the penal pal towns. The Mandel Department will coedit of advancing mosey ea rani and personal Mete, whether Intended for sale or otherwise, sod on each other aecerlttes ae the Directors may approve. The Corporation will act deo so agents between mortgagors sad mortgagees, and will negotiate subscriptions or lons for Delilah atf it S m eadertaldems, the boas Ides of which wi ll be Aridly in beton they an mandated to the public. The nicety Department will embrace valuations the parches., and sale of estates, Lads, and houses the manage ment of estates, and the carrying out of drainage, and other ea 'enlist improvements; alao the sales of agricultural produce. farming stock and every description of properties, by private eonlract and public wean sad It to Intended I. hold periodi cal sales of freehold and Iseseheid p &reseal lusnitive Menominee have already been secured by the Corporation; and although the Directors eonsider the present uonsiial capital ample for all Immediate purpow. power has been taken to Increase the mane should It be uWmaaep deemed desirable. By the articles of associattoo (which Me for Mooed= at the tamPers l 7 cam of the OonsPeny) eaeh director is re eithed to bold SOO share.: end more than 2.000 shares hare already been subscribed tee by the directors end their friendu Piospectuaes and forme Mapplleatloon for Mares may be ob. tamed trees the Benham ltrokaes, sad Auditors. or Tem porary (Mose of the Company. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE AtMCY CORPOILIMON (flodirtl). The Dirtotors ore sow prepared to nativenative or. APPLICATIONS from latablielted Potato Argots Is tits country to art or mot roatotivos for the Como/allow—By craw of to. Board. P SPRY. Boonton'. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new .1.1 tamale" so admirably eoetrived MI 13:1: 03dir imeeDer auk; say be robed or WWI es it . yr tietAAe. Its sake Is se impalpoble Qat the sedlatet. d the ore Vogt& Oda log se paidlially as be Mambo& Price fie. lte. 146., to welt 44, 5, end 15 gallica mice BARLOW'S SELPACTING - SYPHON TAP. No mita. rogoirod. N. .a. Sat War .r WV sham. Fria la Od. ; ilitto, to JAMAS SALLOW, patostoo,W* e llitiooS Noisoloo-Itoono. 100 that Ws same sal on ea own Is all ethers on spurious laoltallosa Noseselogo villa Ilatabliehod MO. CANDLEB.-PRIZE MEDAL. PARAIPPILTL—Adarbed by bat WNW' Govetramoutfor Er salary Akan& .. . . . . . the Mutual maitufactiien sad holden oethe 1031 Prize Meal, 011141011 the public against aug spurious lmltalloos. Their label Ii es all peaketo aa4 beue. Seth or all dealers throughout the Madera. Wholesale and tor osportaMoa at the Works, urns MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. 8., where aloe may be 'BMW their othibmalled Hulled Barytes Sao Tablets. Dira:WS PALACE PARAFFINS CANDLES, la. Id. parib.--Spiron, la. di and la. dt : ds Britt& was, ls XL ; transperost wax, is. 6L ; Potrolows, L. IL ; Belmont wax and opens, la. ; Gonna Was, is. ; botanic wax. 11 °copal* 6L, It. sad the beat, 10d. : meta le for Had' limmYek Ild. lallgagnio SIL ; beet dip candles. 66 ; moulds. ; Belt Colon ell, 66 Id. par gallon : yellow asap, WY., tea. Na, and por 11216 e. : sointled„ 4111. , old brows Winders. le. 9d. pm pocket ; 000110111 brown Wiodaor. la. ; whits Windsor. la. Malty. h. ed. • glyoseine sad dd .med, piw bar—for cash, at Y. P. DAVI36 . and ISONT esioNiebtd monism, 66 It. Cleortng....7ces, Loudon, W.C. CLOTHING, HYAM A C 0.13 GE VI sad e► o.lPOka•-o. A.m.,. •• . ml Lukloa sod =sl sscollsoss displayed t• Ms stairs %simian, sebum Overcoats sad Capes lea ed. to 42a dd. Mesabi sad Lessem Jackets Vs. ed. to Its. W. Bantam sad Mori( emits ...sea ed tea Od. sad Sto. 01. Trauma MS patterns to salad has Vials si OW WIWI matsatals 'Fiat and co.'s ATTIRE to °REIM. ft sad ar, OLFOILD-STILIZT, W. Stes most able ssd experienced cutters and madmen are mt. perrad. Tree-Siting Trousers, WM ed. ; Yeas to match, Sa. Main for clerical. academical, mediest sad Maw professions& Ladle: Habit', Mims to six daimon • esporste dgsrfasrt for WseNs. Pools vita. IMM ; tootiosies. Km; sasollmsies, We. IVAN and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 86 and IT, OTIFORDWI7.IIT. W. wMac& admired by Parests sail Grardleas For soslity, Era .owes. Edebsrlositar, Moraines,. Meborms imal = Wisdom snits, it id. to tin : lira Marrow, and Rugby suits, Ws, Sea., do mod 41s. A trylogra moat handsomely laded up la oraorales with this rapertmest. RIMMELII NEW PERFEr ME B.—The STELLA COLAB BOUQUET. with Portrait and Autograph of that tainted o Mete : the Lily of the Tole May Blows& Price al id. each. or the three la an diem/ bor. 711. 111INZI. Perfumer to her lor ..... thrbasis Ur Primer catalog. 91, Salad, sal SI. Certain. 9PLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALTDOR, au Orlestal Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beanti tying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloats it heparin to the cheek, and the Bonner; and delicacy which ft 'edema of the hands sad arose its eapability of seething Irritates sad reroutes all redness, tan, pennies, mese freckle., decelera tions, sad other mias vialtatiena, feeder it indispeneshie to every NUM It obvia e lf the affects of climate on the akin, whether with refugees to odd and leetemeney or latrine solar heat. Price do. Id. and Is. Id. par bottle.—Sold at M. Hatton-prden and by chemists and perfumers. AA Ise •• 'lowlands' Barter," sad beware of sputum sad wakeless 'Abbe wider the am•cd" islyder." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most awful bivouacs of the day. AOCA Mews. JOHN GOSNIILL sad Co., Three [tag-court, Lombard. street, Loudon, perruusreto her Majesty, respectfully over to the pabllc this truly saarrelless laid, which gradually restores the 1101Y11 hair to tie prialeo hae—so natter at whatage. The Arta Maltreat has cone ot the properties et dye, : it, is thestatraiy. beseecoal to the masa, sad whoa the hair le awe restored ass appileaties per lama will keep His perfect velour. Piles Cl la. per bottle, or is half bottles, 10e. ed. Jam Godson & beat hoes oppolatod perflusare to ILL the mosses as Wales RIYB PURE rump MAGNI:Mt D 12 2 1 , 11" b05, du ti( branty4l•• yam mipbstisly raw dessoll by tb• medial prsemias, umirromelly seaspbmi by Ye public, •• tb• best red? for oddity th e Amu* boot b••••eb• !pat. sad Wlerlias sod or • and sportsot for imams ••••litutlia• MON arida, the Wks soll eta Ulm fa • Moir Ce t idia jingly isd et wawa marlestb. URP 22 1.1 " .. " ° "• 1411 as• sal ode bp all !aplomb'sthrobsbee•lbe •••11., LONDON CARPET WARM:10118X ALA FAVOR sad OON. II sal 4, GOODOUVRERV, W. HOWARD sad SONS' NAST CRAM and 801A8.—The public will Sod Moo Goods of the elbe rni a z t r aaUtb_aad la great vast etry,• at Si end 27, • OX-FOAD. Dolois tad salinatat tow BROWN MAYHEM. —FAIT= M AI D sia4 mucus, Barrack Tanfloors, Trask,. Perlman. Mao. ‘A, aH PRIM °UHLMANN INDIICED.-IK, Pba dEb. Cadman Mo. TM FULEMILING 01 11111100/8. Ertslid SON bays observed for some time it would be edvantageous to their Customers to see a much larger nisotko et Bed-ream Forettare thsa is nasally di ye sad that to Jan pressor of the style sad elect at the dilenist description of Furniture, it is 7 that each =should be placed in separate xaxon7Ty hare, Ellerin Inge and Additional 8110W.D.00111, by whin they me molded mot only to Weed their show ot= Ere^ sad Wood Udibmads, and Zed-roam Furniture, b what they believe has me ban dieni prod, bat shoe to pent& several aka l roans tar the et beeping compiete sales el Doirennan fa the nen 'tyke. l= en Fi neel nay be mesa la conaptete suites of flos sr latrit onn; Mae al th p l ight sad onsinteate.lar b dam od a Ittatn _dienipnen. of nand Ind liralill,ll, ?Malt r imed Peal. Oak. sad Walnut, are deo set apart in emirate 'Geese, so that eastomen ere an. to see the elect mit would appear In their ova room. The nosh of Mahogsay Goods tsw the better Didion's. and Japanned aosda fir Fiala and Berman use, is very peal,* cam* the whole tomlna: neeptele au assortment of Bed room /Vulture as they Isly be denied. HAL eat SONE nll et l z, r'Ma" . Ca iTALOOITZ el Deinteads. Deana& and Bedroom Fandbure son nos by = ' ,• • "not ME brad. rriTH VOL 1711 1 .0! ONCI A wm. On the 10th Meta* prke Ts. ed., handsomely bound in cloth, the Tenth Volumed_ __ _ o"ig A WEEK, An 1111nolraled bilsoellany of Libmstan, AM. Janos, and Popular Inionnatlon. This popular periodical to pabllabed ovm pot eatuntris. SA.. la Month/4f ha* prim la.. and In Half pnoo 7A Id. LOan O BUNN'S DAUMITTAIS. a New Story by Nrn Woon, Author of "Past Lynne." is now to wenn of pobllostion. London : &Mbar, sad ICTonA U, Bounwlortroot, LC. la • few days IrM to petal/bed. t • Madams R $ EARLY P ___.ol d 8 from PUNCH (Chiefly Politics% by JOIN LEECH. Lattice : Bradbury lad lease. 11. ileaveriestrael. LC. In a few days, pries 100. Id., Vol. 11., of At... CHARLES lERIGHT*B AUTOBIO GRAPHY. " Pampa of a Worldag WI daring HaU a- Ueda. Bradbary and Ivan; 11, Bonsarie-sizest, H.C. IROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. (mum or soucTroza Aso Touren rAsTicinras To is OITAXPED AT 1111 OMCII or TICII CIIIO lICIOTIAB, 00CINT or ZAIOLICTPTCT. EABINISKAISrISITSZTj satxsorrs. _ _ _ . . . Baaam 130111POID, Thetford, 17;14;LE horeedealer, to garrets der July 6, at I. TllOl4ll NAIIIMIGS, Sandwich, Kent, wheelwright, July 0. at 1. THOMAS PAM, Old Kent-read, beerhouge keeper, July 6, at IL ALEWIDII WALT CAIBOI, Northampton-terrace, Cancebury, sortemeat clerk, July 6, it It . JOllll Powia.L. Downhare Market, Norfolk, Ilnendraper, July 6, - -- --•--• at It 1310161 RCDDLZ J . 0115.. MIROD-Ithlet, Doesetaquare, Meng- ItottSe Cooper , July 6 ut 11. Jim Carman, Seymour-terrace, Adhere-rood, county court clrk, July 4. et 11. Nuns, Tottenham, beershop keeper, July 6, at 11. soma Own, Villsonatreet, Grey's-tun-road, cattle dealer, Jae at 11. SAMtn& ltid CoOS, New North-road, grocer, .151 y 4 at 1L Sutun.Coulea, Arrbridge, Baste, tau jester, Jose 11, at 1L MARL= illlneog Sunni, Rooked, general dashed sae gl. at 11. CILAIiI2I Josses Huila's, Greeswieh, builder, Jane tt. at it loam *moot= Baum= Haim, Feuer. Surrey, done caner, Awe IS, at L SANVIEL NOrtkat Bugiog, West Berghott, Sues, farmer, Jame IS, at! EDwis Giovsa, IJpas. Norwood, late brewer, June at 2. Jogs SLAT, 02e -olive., and larobvurne, Bert hire, late jockey, June SO. at 1. J011411:11.p reutir, Stockwell-green, Surrey. nurrezymiut, June re. at 1. EDWARD JOHN C1J7702D, Anerley, Surrey, builder, June 28, at 2. Thainoiu! G DoI, loneues-place, Walworth-road, protector of FRADZILICI 819 MM, Ganter-terrace, Brompton, auc tioneer's clerk, Jab 4, at IL W loWinno Ci/Jarnm sok ainalughsia,gualasker, June 29, st L&M0,6414 othen nt. . Jun* 90 M 11. Wmumr BICZA3IIOOII, inglios-opee4l phunber, Jaw In, at 12. , 1310111' DZILIT, Birkenhead, builder, June W. at 12. HiMAY Baccinn Liverpool, merchant. June th at 12. caass Eva" Buisatra;i, JFie.lB*.aTt WILLIAM LW, eau'on, Cheshire, boolaaikar, June 28, at 11. ZDIFAILD Smarm, Durham, tea dealer, Jail a, at it. THOMAS KIIMAXT Weat Melton, YorbWre, Warta:Ass keeper, hay 4,04 a. . • -•.-• tialonwaisox, Pudary, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, Juts ii:ii,Tlo. --- - . &mom Wine, Sheffield. sew maker. Jul: 7. at 1. Gnomic Minh Wiligll. Nottingham. detective police officer, July 13, at 11. WILLIAM KDW•RD Cl/11111DALL Boston, Lincolnshire, dealer In Soya, June IS, at Jaws 000PLAND WILLIIYON. Great Grimsby, Lancolnablre, coal merrimm's foroassus. July I, M 11. Wiscloalor, bsto draper'. aaa4t. sat, Jame 30, at IDWAILD BLCIMISLTII WATSON, Wlrkswortb, Derbyshire, late booksallar. July 14 at U. Wudaut Mum, Uirdsil, crosses assistant, June 27, at 11. Wu.uAtt Saimaa, Cardiff, shipinight, June 27, at la COMUILIOS Wilt" Hounism. Woo, tarm bailiff, Jew 28, at 10. fours Puttstotts. Limprinlord, tteaffordabire, grew, July 4, at 10. Arkmells, Cuilale, commercial traveller, Jane 29, M 11. Tlloiske Ohms, Preetbary, Cheshire, corn grinder, Jose hi, at 11. ALARA"' Hawks. Yarsiont, Olookestersh., baker, Jay 2, at 10 . Titoism Rempar, Tewkesbury, Oleacestenhink thomaaker, Jun. 9. at loos EiVitigi. Lucks, Brighton, working Jeweller, June 29, at 11. TIONA3 PAI3I. Braunaton. Rutiandsh., altoemaker, Jo.. VS. at 3. DOllBllOll WOOD, em, 011113 Aydin% Barham, hatcher, Jell 2, at 11. _ _ LAST EXAMINATIONS. July IA J. C. Crum, Marylebene-reed, contialsdon agent-Judy 16 F. Brown, pm., Great Yameoutt, dealer to nala-July lA IL J. Borders, Willismeon's WAN, Bow-lane, Chespeide, sales seen-July lb. A. ftras, Forest-iced, Deleon, skin manufactarer -July 16. W. Adcock. Pearieseplacer, thoredltch, dealer to fruit -July 16. J. M. Andrews. karlatreet, Westminater, publican- July 16. L. Wells, Great Peter skeet, Weetmloster, beinmaker- Jely 15. G. T. Parnell. Wardouretrest, Soho, eagliseer-July 16. H. 1. Magee, Clevelandetreit. Mile-end, tenor-July 16. J. W. Ling, lewlshanc Kent, attorney's clerk-July le. Ellsabeth Tubb. Usbrldgelprdessa, Bayswater-read, widow-July le. J.M.I. llarenlinequare, Semeratewn, assistant to a 'urge= -July 14. F. Gewin, Upper Berkelea atreet, Portman-equate, dratiM-Jay 16, W. C. liaglies, Oillinghem, Kant. clerk in her =y's dockyard-July 15. C. Flowerdew, Warringteu-terrace, Woo, lodging-Luse keeper-July 16. J. Rooney. Gelid toed. licensedv .er-Jaly l& J. M. Cal, Bethnel Gremarced, photographac artist-4 sly It. J. Palmer, keratoid, ENIII4, gas fitter-July 16. J. Bridger, Great Portland -Melia Marytebone, confeelioner-July 16. U. Pope, Flechley-corensou, Whetstone, carpenter-July 18. It. filreud, Hernmenmith, outfitter-July 16. F. W. Freeman, %Liberia, tinnier, Dereetshirs, attorney- July 16. J. Riley, Mark-lane, City, and Thernlullequare, corn factor-July 16. A. W. Lrenith, Speneeretreet, Gaewell-reed, licenaed appreber-July le. G. W. J. Hearne, Soutiantaa, Keonington-perk, and lobent-street, Blackfriars-road, and Great Tower-street, (My. wipe merchant-July 16. 11. Wells, UMW,- row. Keunington-toad, and Ampthill.place, Brixton, flour factor- July 16. W. Harrington, Arthur-street, Camden-town, victualler -July 16. J. Phillips, Ellinur-rued North, ltichntoe4-ruad, Hackney, Wks-JulyWilllainsee, norwich, corn merchant-July 6. T. Lloyd, futon-equate, 3t. Pancras- July 8. M. Jacobs, Birmingham, pewahroter-July 6. W. Hot foot. Birmingham, shoe manufacturer-July a Rev. C. Allen, Bushley, Worcestershire, clerk In holy orders-July 4. 0 Smith, ktirmleghem, grocer-Daly 4. J. Cutts, Moan, Stafferdalure, late habeedaelear-Jay 6. T. Bray Davie , Shropshire, licensed eictualler-July 6 H. Richards, manager to a re tail brewer-July 4. B. Barwick, Wolverbiapton, provision dexter-Aagust S. O. T. Collins, Ilaywarlinekl and Somerton, Gloucestershire, brictmaker -August 8. W. Hanle, Jun. Bris tol, hoot manufacturer-July S. J. Procter, 8c Helen's, Lanca shire, currier -June 30. J. Porter. Liverpool, lute licensed a ic tastier -June J. Flower, Lower Broughton. Lancliblre, soli citor's clerk-Daly 6. J. Muldoon. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fruiterer -Jul, 26. G. Hodgson, etiadeetand, timber merchant-July 6. W. White, West Hartlepool, Umber merchant-July 1. Emma Keene, Tor teth.park, Liverpool, widow-July 1. T. Jams. Liverpool, lielstant to a provision dealer-July 1. B. Littleten, Waterloo, Lancashire, Joiner-July 1. R. bi'Vey, Ktriniale, Lac:rehire, bootmaker-July I. J. Payne, Evertal. Lancashire, bootinaker-J nly 1. J. B. Stewart. Rvertee, Laesahlre, clerk- July I. 8. Hitelunough, Gerstou, LecaMdre. bootineker-Jaly 6. B. Parker, Weybridae, llarrey, lights:man-July M. C. Weed rod, Chesterflekl, Derbyshire, cal or-July 20. IL B. Jean, Bring*" Derbyshire, grocer-July tg. H. startle. Manchester, late licensed rictualkar-Jule R 7. Robeileoo, Gersten, near Liverpool. grocer-July 2t. L Holden, Burnley, Lancashire, sad thee-July li. A. Lord, Blackburn, laricadure. porter sad 114- Meant to a natlooer -July 16. G. klundeo, Arundel, lima; land surveyor-August 10. W. Von. Snitterby, I.llloasabhe, shoemaker-Au,gust & J. Whittington, gaarmoor, mar Ile manager-August & W. J. dodger, Shettleid, table blade keger-Auguat S. F. Spencer, Sbetlield powder flask maniac turer-Auguat 3. F. Todd. ahetbeld, licensed victualler-Ju 16. W. Amide. Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire. shoemaker- jaw F. G. Cobb, Norwich, baker-Jape W. L. Ames, Norwich, hatier-June M. J. lake. Poringland. Norfolk, dealer-July a. J. Dueteit, Lemon, Berkshire, retailer of beer-July 11. J. Z. Woad Cross Ales, Yorks!'" Matcher-July 7. W. Bares, Boa ton, baherdasher-July 11. J. Taylor, sen., New Isolluebroke. • o_-__ uWoolubtre. brieklay — eir..Jely 7A i 'lioptia, HeMaed, arthi: tact—Jew ]O. KlL:s!petl? You,sa, Penketl . 2, luacaa?lr!. farmer— Lincolnshire desl;r in boots 6: 7-746 a: T. Ram% York, hone daske—Jely W. T. Billyeald, Jun, Rat eLlq Naithoghamedrio, Wee wanufsetarer—lana Ni. W. flak thewa, NoWiAbbsoz. NUR Werhouse BANKRUPTCIES AN k M er LIRD._ _ _ June le. Ilmmairifilrilii:l6rillitZW-i;rdear, • Old Bend-viretl, ptctare dealer. Jane IL Mtn @MLA WM sad HURT RUNIII3, Wolbook. Ansi, Caveadialwitiate, broth staaalictisron Jana IL Jowl truss, Bristol. taro balm. Juno 13. J ABBs ItozzllSON, Btoswit.Cusbaliasd. cattle dealer. Joao IL Prisms Moans, teal morchant. JOINT BTOCE COlawing ACTS. Ow. Plailiin (Loan), Jaiy 11. ai l U sake tasUki( DacusAnon or iumairra. Atm= Pao; Balrar4annt, rmefeaa beefeater-3rd dividend of Fitt., any Maim M Jogs 11A3A13, Biemeevas, divicissd .1 4., June 20, and eiq enbeepasel Wsaneiaj et Yillefe.ffirkeeL Grional Mem% W Yiddersaiester, awe =eon — dividend of la 12€1., sayTileeo.s. at Whitmore's, Blizeingham SMD DS. JO/ IL Yule Losimifficerntetrest. Gromasior.square. mammy of denclesp—July 6. .T. Myna Washington.strest, Boweonunce-lana rake of S. W. Hobbs, Ware St. Jammers, esarchrost—.lane IS. W. N. Boyce, emosseerler in the Loyal Navy—Jury o. Anne Warta a sada,. Barter, linefrobium, metal dealers— July 4. J. Stevens. ITRlWlt , _ireemosee, Warwickiddre, termer— July S. C. Dorestshire, wine merchant— Jtme 00. I. Stritridg — Somersetatire, butcher—June IS. J. °Wald, Flukey, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—Jane 29. W. N. hokroyd, Gildersome and Leeds, cloth merchant—inns IS. L Demi New Watley, near Leeds. Math reanntectarer-4ene Ile. J. Smith, Leeds, grocer—JuneFord, Bradford, Unendraper—Jane 30. C. Mann, Brighouse. Yorkshire, butcher— June 30. T. Bobldrk, Whitby, Yire ship builder—June M. N. Butclife, Slalthweite, near Huddersfield, manutacturer—Jane 90. J. B. Walker, Lindley, near Rudders/141d, woollen roannfac tuer—ltuse ft T. Lomax, Preston, Lancashlre, gentleman—lnns IS 0. Wood, Manchersierit ia ne , ler—Jtme hi. J. W. Smethurst, Yanchesescletter.press mete E. Cotton, Nottingham, Dos mate—June %I. J. peacer. Loughborough, Leloestendtke, dealer la giam—JUne Y. J. Bunt, Loughborough, Leicestershire, Miner —July 13. T. Crew, loclastleld, Yortahlre rope manuier, Wren—July 11 J. Jepson, Sheffield, grocer—My II J. Bete. Slieffistel, glees Dotter—July 13. 11. Weolhoone, Sheffield, grocer —Julyl3. W. Marriott, Sheffield. mark maker—JulyLi. J. Sykes, Sissffiffid, joiner—Jely 13. W. Barr, Sheffield, Icener—July 7. J. Horton, Tick mere, Cheshire, isrmer—July 7. J. limeade Castle Northwich, Cheshire, schoolmaster—July ?. P. T (!Wire, farmer—Juse 20. It. Roscoe, Hawfeh, Lancashire, - - • - - - - - aIiTERICATZ to be panted. =IMO ft Mlle be shown fa the on et Win al= July 11. ;12:Z, Westhroineis ** sts h, PAITHIBRBILIPS DEBBOLVID. B. Heathield and IL Adins, A ddleadreet. City, lace mer chants—A. Ogle and W. Ors, ta Wria Lancashire. cotton spinners—Joseph Wray, James C y r ,d a 'f. Wray, Mancster spindle manufacturers, so toff as regards Joseph Wray—P. he H . Poore and W. Poen, Andover, Hampshire, coal merchants—J. Mellor and W. Mellor, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cotton and woollen waste dealers—W. Johnson, sun., W • Johnson, pm., and C. F. Johnson, Leicester, cabinet makers—F. Rifle and C. Paten, Coventry, ribbon manufacturees—E. Woodhouse and J. T. liner, Huddendeld, Yorkshire, woollen cloth mer chante—Jonathan Crabtree, John Crabtree, and James Crab tree, Worsthorne, Lancashire, power loom cloth manufactmers —A. Booth and 0. Smith, Camden-read and Ch pride, ano tioneere—W. Charles and B. MinwelL fialtney, near Chester oil refiners—W. H. Samuel and W. T. Fisher Bevis Marks, City, and Wellstreet, lianken. carpenters—J. W. Thurston and B. ton, Norwich, roars—R. Duckworth and!. Whittaker, Ludes. stall and wfold, Lancashire, stonemasons—C. Godfrey and J. Bird, Downbeat Market, Norfolk, itmen—T. Buck. ley and R. Buckley, Newell, Cheshire, farmers—J. MAIN and J. H. Watts, Manchester, cocoa fibre and matting =nano. hirers—W. Barnes and T. Barnes, Pool*, general draper—C. Heaven and G. F. Heaven, Wolverhampton Staffordshire, hide, skin, sad fat brokers—G. Bates end F. Haigh, Clifton Bridge, Brighouse, Yorkshire woollen manufacturers. !mica BIQUZIFTRATIONS. 011Di1r HAZQ., Ayr, auctimeer, June 2s. at the Star Hotel, Ayr. °Bolton Awes, Edinburgh. tobacco pipe nsanulacturer, June 11, at Dowel ' s R ooms, b urgh. BA lA= Digoox, Portmalsomack, Rom, merchant, June P 7, at St Duthtm Hotel, Taln. Tw,nAa Olaegow, rag merchant, June 01, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAXIS PORTZ', Perth, ;slater, June 14, at the Solicitors' li brary, Perth. WislAan Burin and Joni Comma, Abertoer, Banffshire, (W -illiam June 07, at the Gordon Anon Hotel, Keith. Socrwry or Aare CONvr.RsAzioroL—A very large gathering of the members of this society and their frauds, amongst whom the proportion of ladies was very consider able, took place at the South Kensington Museum on nem day evening. The company were received by the chairman of the council, Mr. William Have.. The bands of the Coldstream Gaud, and the Royal Artillery played drain the evening, and Nellie. Adrienne Paschal performed epos the pianoforte in the room known as the National Gallery. iirrnorouvar BOARD or Woms.—The weekly meeting of the bawd was held yesterday ; Mr. Thwaites in the chair. The report of the Streets Committee was Ismailia up, and stated that, in their opinion, the best coarse to be pursued for relieving Perk-lane would be the opening up of Hamilton-place, and test, baring regard to the fact that the improvement exolusively affect. property belonging to the crown, it is one which should be carried out by the government, and recommending • that • coarrounicatioa to that effect be addressed to the First Commissioner of her Majesty's Works. Mr. Dalton mewed the adoption of the report, after which ociaideratde dismadoe ensued as to whether they had the power to make the street withoet an ant of parliament. &vend antendments were proposed end negatived, and ultimately the oriels' Motion was put and carried. Mr Boodle moved "That the Bald ing Act and General Perprnies Committee be Motivated to report forthwith on the latter eddreined by Mr. Pantos, district surveyor of Lambeth, to certain baddsn and other CTe, in reference to a statemest made by Mr. Robert, yor s , member of this board, as to the manner in which Mr. Pumps performed his duties." It was also resolved that the had take late consideration the dearability of petition ing parliament to grant to this board the bons and aurae duties levied in the metropolis for the purposes of public improvement.. A letter received from the Hampstead and Charing•crom Juection Railway Compaey was read, seising to make a new street from T•oun-eourt-roed, 60 feel wide, and to make a steam on the south side of Oxford street, at the corner of Crowe-14mA The subject wee re. fared to the Thames Embealmant Committee, with power to make the necessary ansagements with the company. CRYSTAL PALACE. —This afternoon the sixth of the emirs of Grand Opera Concerts takes place, the prin cipal vocalists lain AdO.. Carlotta Patti, /fdlle. Signor Attri, &moor Tamberlik, the solo pianists Mdlls. Krebs. The park and pirdens, since the late reillek. log miss, are in perfect luxuriance. ALMA !WILL PARA. —This place of recreation practically operas for the seems ea the 22ed instant with a flower show, at which prime to the amount ef 700/. will be given by the company. The bands of the Grenadiers and Zed Life Chards will ha in attendance, and frequent Maim will run tom Farringdeeetrest and King's-croes to Wood-green station, but a few h b nni yards from the flower show. Arrangement. are made for holding a great fair in the mouth of July,and the Cholas a Boutiques en now being put up close to the site of the flower show. The cricket grimed is nearly complete, sad the two cricket pavilions are finished. The National Archery Associatioe of Enteral will bold their meeting an the 6th, 7th, and Bth of July, when prams to the amount of foo‘. will be shot for. There will be a monster gathering of Forearms one the 11th July, sod • grand review of the cadets at the metropolis in the sae month. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CONTANIIII IS PAELLA urr.—YeatArany the as foe the oppoitioa of the °or. pennon of Lades to the Fist Ludas Railway closed is Lord Stepley's committee, sod Mr. rbian, Q.C., and Mr. Murphy opined tbitopposition for the Loudon Docks, who object to that portem of the line which proposes to ran nader their waterways and warehouse. The evidence yes terday was preinpally canoed to the alleged isjorioas effect which the vibration caused by trains was calculated to have on the vast stock of wines sod spirits in the dock company's vats and malts, the probability of which had ended, according to the vitamin wise merchants and broken cossiderable apprehension is the trade, who were in the habit of drawing their Suet supplies from the dock depots. The committee of which Mr. Berard is the chairman, after hearing Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Grippe es the whole case of the au:potion lieu of the War aster, Dean Forest, end Monmouth Railway, and Glou cester and Ledbary Railway, intimated, subject to argu ment between the parties, that they were disposed to pass the bill of the Gloucester and Ledbury Railway striking oat the running powers to the jusatioa at Hartford sod to the Ledbury Statics, that they would give power to the Dos Forest and Monmouth to elect to become, within six mouths, joint proprietors of so much of the linens inter venes between Newent and Gloucester, with sus. pessary clauses for two years, and should the Gloucester and Ledbury not proved then, that the Worcester, Dean Forest, and Moemouth should be at Biberty to make their own line. If on the contrary the Gloucester and Lechery did make their line the powers of Worcester end Desa Fret should mese. Adjoaroed to Mooday for further coanderation of clauses. la Mr. Watlington's committee, after bearing Mr. Somerset, the bill for the Swansea and Ninth and Braun Railway passed. After taking the owl deem of Mr. Stewart, Secretary of the Ccmpasy, and hear nag the opposition of the Lamest/sr sod Carlin the com mittee approved and fused the bill of the idindon and North Western for venue adclitiosal powers. Mr. Burke, Q.C., stated the are of the Wellington cad Drayton Railway, for an extennoci between two points is the company's authorised line of 1862, at Wellington and Louden aid for a lases or einalgemetioe with the Greet Waters:. After bearing counsel and general evideue, the commines passed the bill. Sir F. Goldansid's committee cc the steam boat bill of the Manchester. Shednid, and Lincolnshire Railway, took additissal evidence is favour of authorising that employ to work AMID mule Weiss their port at Great Grimsby and Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bordeaux, Dieppe, Flush log, Lubeck, Stockholm, Coushageo, Revel, Croastadt, St Petersham, and Koenigsberg, and for that porno's to vane 2110.000 L by new or enigma°, shwas, ad 113,0001. by loan. In the Lords the bill for the Wrexham, Mold, and Coooah'e Quay Railway was passed, end the Argyllshire Reeds and Manch Water Works came as in the other committees. _ . _ [Adrettleatelltati r — HOLLOWAY'S P 11.7.8. -- Dr 'mania Poosetam— beret Math. mammal at wealth. so news et an aro of the slightest value. Hla Isoorwelrabla bow mono dlearbeace of the reboil randier begets wreadted. sea. red bow readily It say be receded by • few dome of soar purifying sad regalathig nedichte, web as area world-resowurd pal& This. bare preyed ski beg Maeda to saaklad le every flilt wiry land. sad elated every laciroutaece. ers OIL purity floe blood.net* dirges , . ligialaht• taw user sad Ithlsom sad regales tie bowels. Whoa levant le. Imam saleable allocate are epidowtha. Ike.. plho aboeld be takes ocesiehaby b orery ri z a t iw o 2=r o tta . bieed aad system tree tea the reedit o f tbe Seidel Protegee Neewarreehtleteset. Sr; Mood. and by W wools* yea. lietll thrseiltoss the strutted world. TELEOB.APHIC INTELLIGENCE. (slum's Twassual.) DENMARK. FLENSBUBG, Jun IT. Travellers arrived in Tondern, from Sylt, state that for the last few days the island bas been occu pied by Danish troops. A flotilla of gunboats arrived off Keitum on Tuesday morning. On the night following the officer commanding the Danish troops landed a detachment and surrounded Beitum. Seven gen tlemen, known for their German sympathies, were arrested, and sent off in a steamer to Copenhagen. The mayor was suspended for not having displayed sufficient energy. Beano% has been declared in a state of siege. THE PARTITION OF SLESWIG. IFLENSBUILG, Jon 17. A deputation from the Peninsula of Sundewitt left yesterday for Berlin, to present an address to the King protesting against the division of Slestrig. The Norcidetenche Pleneburger Zeitung of to-day publishes a decree of tbs chief civil authorities, ordering that German shall in future be the principal medium of education at the high school of /Indere leben. Instruction in Danish is only to be given six hours weekly, PRUSSIA. BERLLV, Joss 17. The semi-official Norddetifsdielgemelte Zeitung of to-day gays :—" The neutrality of ?ranee in the event of a war between England and Germany would give an immense impetus to the develop ment of French maritime commerce. It would obliterate the last traces of mistrust towards the empire, and still further cement the friendly rela tions between Germany and France." FRANCK P.&1118, Jazz 17. The Coustitutionnel of this evening, alluding in its bulletin to the report that England would pro pose to entrust the disputed territorial question in the duchies to arbitration, says :—" We are con vinced that the French government would not entertain any objection, and that it can only wish success to this proposal." La France believes iteelf able to state that the Conference will not meet to-morrow, but will be again adjourned. Seiior Salazar y Mazzaredo, the Spanish Minister to Peru, has left Paris for Madrid, where he is expected to arrive to-morrow. ITALY. TURIN, Java 17, Ilvanta. The rumour that General Longoni has left for Tanis is incorrect, the troops not having re seised orders to embark, but only to be in readi ness. It is said that General Garibaldi intends going to Ischia, having been ordered sea bathing. THE POPE. ROME, Jl=l7. The Pope took part, this moruiog ins. religious service celebrating the anniversary of his &Occasion. His Holiness subsequently received the congratu lations of the Sacred College, the prelates, and other distinguished persona. SPAIN. MADRID, JOIN 17. To-day the Queen received the member of a com mission from the Chamber of Representatives, who presented, for her Majesty's sanction, the bills re lating to public meetings, the press, and the natu ralization of Spanish children born in America. THE BOMBAY MAIL. By the arrival of the above mail we have advioes from Bombay to May 23, and from Calcutta to May 15. Orders have been issued to strengthen all our military posts on or near the Bbootan frontier • and preparations are being made for an expeditioa into Bbootan, to take retribution from that State for the outrages inflicted on the mission of the British government. . _ . It is officially notified that the vessels of the Anglo-Chinese squadron now in Bombay harbour are to be taken charge of by the local government, and they will in future form part of the squadron composing the Bombay Marine. The Peridan Gulf Telegraph Expedition ban re turned to Bombay. The cable is now in worlring order. A message does not take more than half-an-hour to go from Kurracbee to Bussorah ; but between the former place and Bombay there are frequent inter ruptions, a telegram sometimes taking fire or six days, Bombay is to have a weekly mail; the Messer:is Impaiiales Company are to run a steamer foe nightly from Aden to Bombay from the Ist January ne which with the present fortnightly Peninsular a nd Oriental steamer will give Bombay four mails per month. FOREIGN -OFFICE, JUNE 14.—The Queen has been Pleased to approve of Mr. William Saboley as woad in Loadoa for the Republic of Bolivia. —Gamier. DISPATCH OF THE Wier lime AND PACIFIC Yana.—TM Royal Mail Company's steam.abip Mesta, Captain Woolley, sailed yesterday with the foraghtli t 2 for the Britiah and Foreign West Indies, the California, Central America, &c. She took oat 65 parse. sa ,e2' eed ; RIL L b aa ri ld i reoeh 3o ; th i li t eilver 4424 '; THE nem or Miirits.—Some five years ago also a fell carpel ?mask sad English M. Marlette discovered,near the Pyramids, while digging in the service of U. Probe, a table. esetainiag the bierogly. ARUNDEL SOClETY. — Yesterday th e annual gene- phi ., ...... 1 about shy hioss at K . whis. .. T " . if tel meeting of this society took pkos at the moors, Old Published," writes ILL S. Sharps to the Atherenee," might thed'etheet• under the P radel WA Lced Elder ' A M eth clear up many ehronologicel doubts, more ' lady as to the P reeented • the "T ee of Ithith bee * been T en th . " whether Manotbes the reigned, some them eastern. sad 'en" a brtit 1.••••ke •!••••_ls ought I " ' i.e ._ °I porampously or all of them in an ren t al according to the which it Wan remarked that the cosocu to us eon' mos' • .r with the continental scholars. But M. gratulated upon having secured the services of se able an hus tet a it h.; D ot ye, Mow t prom, tope bi le i t t ht e i eteseet i oe " et ee M. Itebulth who bid P remised theue.,_, of ____, the __, beth documeat. It might be lithographed on a small sheet of executed copies of frescos@ that thotaatety a.. jet......... , or it might be contained in two pages of a scientific The re l ied be r th g thee adopted, "' tithe w i r e F, bat hitherto it has sot beta allow - of to see the light P issed ' 4°47 in reference i° wit' of Innethei routine , ~ good reason k given far this system of reserve and aid to the re-election of the mina and officers. It woe ta : ssepoly. Does th i s Tablet of My famMit. Umory ? then rethieed °bet ell P ublic thetthithee ' nthible in th e' Does it prove that ow bondr, of the Pyramids lived within land or elsewhere, shall, in the discretion of the connea, be m y reign' of the Perlin congnsroes, and thee disprove the admissible as subscribers immediately on paying an estrum lose eluesti i m ? or if t a to . who pow . ft. : . too b itty to donate= to the copying . fund, without Pauni through th• explain it, do they forget that others are wishiog for the slaw of asecola . . WC Thil In•e•ka. g aninl , • °•• with • n°•• :eportunity of seeing it? I hors no unworthy motives are of thanks to the chairman, WWI MP be was always do _ _____ ~,, . k .„ meet satiable Twee ~._.__, _ lighted to atteed th ese •••••I S•ibiriT aid w as csir the ennettli7d .. .. - The Viscount as Rouge — l/127i7D07. seVet th e thereideble these" of r • b l an k M e' lecturing at Paris, quotes it to his but does not en ". • , and others , " di nintheth the P IN" 1 "• ••413, Whit Ks if be has abs power. Bet we w thereby that lees amoeba *ea mad. a oopy of t it is lei Park. I should like to remind its sweets ZooLoolcal. &caw or Lonnow. —At the thwt w h m L in d. b ecome o t t h e H etet ,. s tone, monthly =l iw alssdai held Pats@da7 at the aoclatO sagravad copies were immediately circulated over all Europe, howls, -oluln — Right Bus. Dir C lerk, , end wham the late Mr. Banks diessoesed the Tablet of Liege But, Overtatat, is the shat —ear Jahn Ma. Sir lat Abydes, he published it, I believe, within the N sal, ALIA QM Coulaihsul, SUIT ILC.B,_•• 10:ad._ L. ... . I you, reserving no priority for himself or his friends to die- Lad David KeaalloY , Col John nattak IA utansar , ' cam it, *outsets before foreign Modesto bad seen It. l Colossi Crofton Moore Vsndeleur ILP.. Lientotent. I But we h ove sow be. waiting t our or by e y on f or th e I Colonel Will am Wsettacolle. Iduampaat - Colawal Henry sight of • ropy of this monument, which, if the deeaription ! __nos, Captain Pariah John Omaha. ltd,7 Hall, awl of it speaks the truth, must rank ea third in vase among 1 Dun% J. Padal l 7. Jam Stewart Hardy. _ . . _ . _WlNassa Tifq tie biota& reenemente of Egypt." G. H. Fitnroz. James E. Hartanalin ageo6lloNa. TIIM LAT! RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT KORAN.— jr. Dgtharn. nether° S lieei, math C. thuni g e a sosi i After ear resort left yeetarday Mr. Archibald Scott, loaf& I Lades, Animus, __ . raoadely Austen-WA. miaow e a - tki - Booth g r atin h oe. , ose witolood, had the siadomm4 B •/•na• W il lie.. Citatti , Willi••":"• 16 . Thistm ri n ir (UMW MO then a/Paned, attic a sitting of eight Henry W. Wegnella, Edward A. Ohm= i h oww . to eiger seat. i t a M eas a thed il Dnortow. " l4 i la. we ' 1, 1 != od V••• C o m m. °••• • • „ 4 2•••• •m r. Gm ", I You Tint WES AND DEMI TRAY ivsz.—This to the torooot rad boo Medi ei fads, sod sumer M. Maser_, sad Mr, Mesta Pranks, colonial Inseam s ", mo ,, bow po w, - T r ot tatelo y med MAMA Cointokis eeerespeedieg faisaban et the misty. 1 4 , o w ...mg r ibAltratittls.: gillibstor's 4•17 mho Perty.these ogrtiSsales we reed el eendidiem he be bag Ti. PredfrOMMial t 11~1411144iiter. 31416110,11 M. ...lotterldeoat the ma manithly meeting in Joy. 1 . LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORD6.—Jinx 17. APPEAw. 111011111,0111 r. TILVIZTON. Shortly before half•ped 1 the arguments were interrapted by the Lord ehanes. wbo said he was obliged to go 'bewilders, and the home met adjourn. The case would be reseased cm Tuesday mondng amt. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Sion the Jodie Ordinary.) WOOD O. WOOD LID WARIZILH -" L 011081 19 TM liTlllllBB BOX. • • After our report left yeiteday the whams Gregory was ercesexamisied at peat length by Mr. Cooks. He said that while following the respondents about at Reeding he :=several dismiss. He would pan them in Ids dress. When he bad pawed them he would pull off his posoho, stake it up in a parosl, and repave them in the eharactor a al osanteysuut in a smock bask, and carrying a bundle. Did not put his ghost's dress on. Mr. Cooke—Are you the "Oboist^ in the "Haunted Wltnets—l am the principal, and I am generally deem battle with the ghost. I am the knight watching his armour'. (Langleter.) I tried to get some one to follow me, but I get some to go through the churchyard with me. By Mr. O'Malley—l was introduced to Mr. Wood by Mr. Pate ms. I bad known him ten years. I ham "re moat" him, and have dose up his hoses from top to bottom. I have had three trades. flum e bees a buttes maker, likafter mid glarkor and a blade tenderer. Mr. OAnd a spy? Don't docks monalf of one of your professions. Witness—Not a spy. Imu messy taker at the Queen's Coseart.soest in the Haymarket is 1851. From 1851 to 18521 was in the Lembo of Mr. Wyld, IL P. for Bodo*, mast's sad lecture on his model of Sebastopol. My lemons wen original loom. I have also bees • lectamo los ladle, Chloe, Italy, sad other subjects. I left Mr. Wyld became be bad a dispute with Mr. Marshall about • picture, and he disabled me became I made so affidavit. I took Mr. Marshall's OM to Mr. Paiklloo, who is a solicitor, aid • Obrietim man. After I mails the affidavit there was an sod to the snit between Mr. Wyld and Mr. Marshall. I taught myself the art of painting when I was 11111011p s the paMtess at Her Majesty's Theatre in 1851. I have all my llfe hen sines 1887. I thought I might be asked about ft, and reprded as a anspilieue character. (loomkter.) At Boffins they thought I was a Scripture reader. I cannot tell yen what they meant by it ; but that was what they said. I took my Bible with me to consult for ridden*, in my paths. ' Mr. O'Malley—Did you take your Bible with you to her Majesty's Theatre WiMem-No. The ant time I boasts somewhat mom mammas with it was about Jam, 1888. and casinos ? Mr. O'Malley—Do you take it with you to public-houses Wit:Hiss-1 don't go to thaw. Yr. 011alloy—But you west to them to watch Mn. Wood? iiiiilaWse—A!, but I stopped outside. Olfalley—Why have you writteo inside your book, "S. Gregory, Bloomsbury Chapel," instead of your ow% address?" Wit7Sese—l ma not ashamed a/ where I am blown, and I thought I might cheese my address. I copied the notion in that book from memoranda which I made in pencil. The witness was in part aorrobuisted bya poliomma at ; and Sophia Cane, the wife of a postman, at whose h ß o . t l e din ie e respondent lodged for nearly • month, deposed to ss Loodoe. express cot/erica of adultery with some person in _ _ Anus Edwards, servant to the parties, dated that bar mistime was in the habit of having letters directed " 8." left for her at the post-oaks, Newcastle. Whidel gave one of those letters to her master, sod afterwards told the respondent that she had done so. liespondset said. " Then my asina's Walker—my days here are aumberad." Soon after that her brother mule ; the Pleiliolew eve him 5i., sod he took her away. Mx. Cooks then eddreesed the overt for the respondent, urging that the matrimonial =happiness at the petitioner ins entirely dos to his own asgloot. Noodled lir. Slater, a druggist, at Reading, who said that the epondoets had both been is the habit of coming to his honer. Wiles= used always to take lits. Wood home Ma self. Warren bad only gone with her once, ad he bed re tuned in 20 minutes, thee4b the distance it hell a mile. Never saw the least impropriety between the reepoodada. Cross-aramined —Warren wags marpod man, levied verb from his info. Witness had sent his daughter, siged - 21, to Loedoe. her the good of her heath: flies westering •Is a house of witarm's, at Notting-hill. Me had a at with bar whom age was 22. Warne was also living at the house. His age was 40. Withers Tidied them from tune to time, and intended shortly to rand live with them himself. The res mis poo trus dauts ware the last pumas is the world ha should t AT ;Us stop el shams the awn edisurned. THE DISTRESS IN ISH'OSVNDER•LIPb APPREHENDED RIOT. This borough is at present in • state of great commotion, owing to an order of the poor -law gnordisoa di. realm/ that the men working es the roads and in the oakum shop abut work seems hours per day, for live days is the week, instead of live hours • day, as they have dome hereto fore. The operatives so ear c ysil determined not to work the additional two boon a adored lard west, sad the eociaiquiece ras, that oe nada, sassing, whet the mat wive paid their weekly allowance, the two hours which they had named to week was stopped out of the usually pose. This led to peat azoiterneet, sad • keg. creed, amounting to some thoussada, principally young men tad woolen amenblid round Wright'. mill, the place where the opesitives bed to go to remove their mosey. A riot being anticipated, the seerities despatched a body of to the milL On the dein laving they were roll i o c :red by the crowd, the West' Wag Ailed with who bailed them as they west 'keg. The poliee, " :rt walked babied, also came in for • volley of stow, sad some stones were thrown at this. Ow young ant, who gavii the ammo ed John Nory, sad who mid he kW,' had bee. allied* school, was brought before • fall bench of magis trates yesterday for stows, He was bound over to keep the piece for three months. Ye today the whole of the oakum picker, and roadosea tweed out, tad, fol. irad by hundreds, wait la • body from Ashton to Maly bridge, Oe going slaw the reed they itopped opposite the resides, of the Rev. Th omas Radish church mimetic, who has reedited himself somewhat obaceions as • guardian, std who received an escapism letter • few days saga threat ening his life Hen they booted sod hind, whin the arm* afraid of some violence, hope removing the ?unitise oat of the frost rooms. The mob thee wet ea, sad Epos ink* in IStalvbridge, where they intended paying a visit to Oiselotreat Oohed, at which pleas the mikeuistokers, residieg in that town Aso paid, they were mid by the sobs% who, with drawn cutlasses, refused Se allow them to pen. They thee west aloes Tame Valley to Dom, when it wee agreed to meet in the after noon . 1e the Addeo market-place. Here they bold a Wile m , the teslistallers hawk( allowed them the use ad their pLtlarm. Biwa al the era spoke of UAW plea seem, Lad said what they imitated was to work the live days as usual, and to have the mown which had been stepped ea the previous smug. A determinathe was snail sided nee to work more than by. hours for the small pittance pasted by the guardians. After • committee bad bees appointed to net on behalf of the tura-oats, the mettle( quietly sew rabid. Mass r