The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-13 00:00:00

EWSPAPLR 't.. r"' altaX4;9 •I if 'of r t -, 1 6 3 4 /&,- - ':)- - - --r-- 7 ---;- --- --- 3; -7 , - 0-0 y - .oh.--e -- z - s , -4-6 -z-.__, C 77----7 ". „-- ~--).""‘-.--;"--(-74°:.;g-11 _,'"-- • i . ~ . / LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1866. No. 6,194.3 TYCMand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE TII E 0I T Y BANK, London.; CIEZT EHIP.--Nor SYDNEY Direct (to call from Incorporated by Royal Charter, A.D. we. the river on the 7th July, oafts at Pty on thelolll July , Head Moss—Corner of Pinch-lane, Threadnee dle street. to =barb ), the tindld now Aberdeen clipper No. 34, Ohl Boad-etrest. aIIrAMNA A 1, 1,017 tons register GEORGE NIT ART, Branch Offices{ Ne. 137,Tottenhani-osurbroad t teraperary dice). Gornmender ; East India Docks . This beasdiful ship, built lad No. RS, Ludgate-hill. ymi at Aberdeen expreedy for the Sydney trade, hoe a full poop. 1 Subscribed Capital (50,000 Shares of £3O each) .. bald with bath room and every comfort for the accommodation 1 pald.np Capital o f c abin i stmensers, and will carry an esperlesoed surgeon.— Reserved 1, a 4 For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, p, Babteretreet. TTELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nurovitri's vittscaAns.) I THE POLICY OF FRANCE.—LETTER OF TILE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. • PARIS, Jews 12. DIRICTOM. I JOHN JONES, b 4. (of maws Brown, Latex and co.), In the Corps Legislatif to-day M. Rouker read a and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE John Campbell, Fag. (Messrs. John Campbell and Co.) 1 letter from the Emperor Napoleon to M. Drouyn D E r Tir f PACKET SHIP.— For SYDNEY Direct (go sail from Henry Vigurs East, Esq., Director of the Liverpool and London de Lhuys.—{We give this elsewhere.} --M. Rouher the river on the 25th of July, calling at Plymouth on the let and Mobs Insurance C=Y a .. August to embark passengers, the splendid bite-built ship John liackbloek, Eaqo L of the Loadonsad Hirer Bate then said—" I think - that after this declaration the LA ROMA AI 13 years, register L 231 tons, ..I,lAld 00D- Hanle (Liwieeell Corps Legialatif will understand the inadvisability of H ARD , th ennan g e e ; bi ng h i sh e R u e India D e a n Thi s o ne Andrew Liwrie, EDI. /10, Charleastreet, St. James's.) thin has been built etpressly for the Sydney trade : she haa a Robert Lloyd, Esq. (Menus. Lloyd, Matheson and Co.) ' a debate upon the affairs of Germany and Italy." fug poop, with unusually large cabins for the accommodation of Writ. ilacusughtan, Esq , Director of the Chartered Bank all Shout s . o f ~ Ira-Clem Plaseinteril ; she offers a deeirablo opportunity India, Australia, and China. ( Yea, yea.") MM. Thiers, Faure, Al icestew second cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced Jonathan Thorp, Esq., Director of the Nstiotta Provident tn .—For terms of freight nr passage ly to the Captain, @Mutton. fred, and Leroux endeavoured to prevent the dos isiCrrd ito GELLATLY, HANK ET, and , el, Leaden. Augustus J. White, req. (late Manager of the Head Office.) mg of the debate, but the subject was declared to miloomet ;or to DSYITI and MOORE. No. 9, Billiter-street. i George Toung. Esq. (Messrs. Begins, Young, and Boobies.) I be closed by 202 against 34 votes, and the chamber MANAlintil. I John Woolmore Duncan, Esq. - Alfred Hewite Kennedy, Esq. I passed to the vote on the amended budget, which RUMOR Omens. No. 54, Old Bondearest.—E. 0. mains, Faq. . I was adopted by 232 against 18 votes. The sitting No. 157, Tottenham-court- road . —Alfred G li dden. FAQ. No. 25, Ludgate-hill—John W. Duncan, jun., Esq. '' then terminat e d. , Current accounts see made up to the 110th of J one and the Slit ' el December, in each year / and if the credit balance shell not, , RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS at any time during the balf-year, have been below P. 500, interest at the rate et I per coat. per annum is allowed on the ' BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. minimum monthly balances. If net below g9OO interest at I - BERLIN, Jogs 12, EVIIIINO. the rate of 1 percent. per annum is allowed on the minimum monthly balances ; but if under t2OO, no interest is allowed. . The Austrian ambassador at this court has re }title' km r ag currant ammrte # l l7o l !!P itvii•ge of drawing ranted orders from his government , b y tele g ra p h, cheques ; 0 having Approved bills aisaseu; of obtaining Mane upon negotiable 'emitted : of s ips MIX coupons, ie., fOr •to leave Berlin. He will take his departure at collection ; and of lodging with the hank deeds and otber *Mu able property in the fireproof strong-rooms for sate custody. eleven to-morrow evening. Deposit Accounta—Money, In amounts of £lO and upwards, / is receded from the public generally, subject to seven days" notice of withdrawal, sad interest is allowed thereon at the cur rent rate of the day : the Bank notifying any change In the rate of Interest by advertisement in one or more of the leading Lon- don newspapers. It the money be withdrawn within &fortnight, I no interest is allowed. Persons hiving current accounts can transfer any portion of their credit brJance to de pos it account. The Agency of nouritry and foreign banks, vdiet joint stock or private, is undertaken by the bank. Letters of Credit, payable at any of the chief commercial towns and cities of the world, are granted. Marginal credit., are also granted by the bank. Circular notes are issued by the hank, ressed to all. and payable at any, of the places on the Contin ent where the bank has an agent. Dividends, do., en government and either stocks, annuities, pensions, dm., are received far customers of the bank without charge ; the purchase and sale of stocks, shares, and securities are also undertaken; and every description of banking business Is transacted. The officers and clerks of the bank are pledged not to disclose the transactions of any of Its custo TH mers. C. J. WOR, Secretary. £1,000,000 .100,000 140,090 DEYZIand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE KET SEW—For SYDNEY Direct (to sell from the river on the 25th August, calling at Plymouth on the let r to embark peesengers), the spleedid new frigate-built v M4 Lu t l n A b i llAtlj o A m Tf m t, ,d A er . 1 13 East I ndia register 1500 f t in o e ns, JOHN ship fuel been built by Mr. James Ling. of Sunderland, under the inspection of the owners, expressly for the Sydney trade : she has a full poop, with unusually large cabins for the accommodation ad seat-class paaeugers, she eiders also a desirable opportunity for a few second cabin furs ei n g ters, and will carry an s i x:err: i t e i t i mn —lP:3 m i—term board °, or to rtiA4=lll%Blll, apt Vrrn and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE oi PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to sail from the river on the lath June. cantog M Plymouth to embark Ism mu& 11 required, the splendid new clipper ship ST. N IN , A I It years, .960 tons register, 1,800 tons burden, ALEX. LOUTTIT, Commander : lying in the London Dock. This fine ship, built expressly for the Adelaide trade, has a full poop, fitted with bath rooms, and every other comfort for the accommodation of cabfa monger& Her 'tween decks being lofty and airy, she ellen also a desdrable opportunity for a few second bin and Intermediate passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon. ..-For terms of freight or plum Billi age apply to Captain LOUTTIT, so board ;or to DEVITT and SWORE, 9, terstreet. IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF PRUSSIA. HANOVER, JUNZ 12. Prussia has declared to all the governments of Northern Germany that if the motion brought for ward in the Federal Eliot by the Austrian repre sentative yesterday for the mobilisation of the Federal army be adopted on Thursday next, Prussia will consider the Germanic Confederation to be dissolved, and will then allow herself to be guided only by considerations of military expediency. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D E Yf rr PA r CK ET SHIP.—Fof ADELAIDE Direct 30 asil from the river punctually on the 95th July, calling st Plymouth to embark passengersj, the splendid new slipper ship CITY OF ADE LAIDE, A 1 12 years. 7UI tons register, DAVID BRUCK, Com mander lying in the London Docks. This fine ship, built any fur the Adelaide trade, has a full poop, fitted with every comfort for the accommodation of cabin ra. She offers a &arable opportunity fnr a few Intermet tate passengers, sod will carry an experieneed =MOIL Last outward 71 days — cry terms of freight or passage apply to mrstl DRUCK, on board ; or to DEVITT and IIOORE, 9, Billiter-street. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, Jcia 12. The Austrian and Prussian garrisons have evacio ated this town. PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL GABLENZ TO THE HOLSTEINERS. ALTONA, Jugs 12. General von Gablenz has issued a proclamation, dated from this town to-day, addressed to the Holsteiners, which says " Forcible measures have followed the occupation of Holstein, in viola tion of the Gastein Convention. The assembly of the Estates has been prevented by force of arms, and the 491 stein Government Commissioner has I been arrtgipil. In his proclamation of the 10th THOMAS NUNN and SONS' PEAS.—Good inst, the Governor of , Schleswig has declared that strong, serviceable congon, trlper ; superior, 2s. ed. he will also assume they chief governing power in lad ts. I°d* ripe rich scuchm%Bl* and Sl ' ed . Holstein. He has announced the dismissal of souchong, as. 104.. A reduction half chest or chest 12 poun d rall•paid to any station in England.-11, Limb's Condult•treet, the Holstein government, and has substituted W.C. Established 14.01. I another civil administration in its place. The OOLONEL STODARE begs respectfully to in- J form the nobility and gentry that he is compelled to die: . continue hie ENTERTAINMENTS through INDISPOSITION, but tnuita that be will be able to resume them la a week or two. —THEATRE of MYSTERY, EGYPTIAN HALL, LONDON. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACE ET 8 H IP. —For HOBART TOWN Direct rto be despatched punctually on the 10th July, last shipping day 7th -- Jae', the well-known BritlA-buitt clipper WAGOOLA, A 1 lit ears, register 649 tons, ROBERT HAY. Commander : loading PORE IGN WINES, cheap and pure; is tee East India Docks. This high-classed ship. built under JR' Catalonian Sherry, 17s. a ; Andalusian Port, 17a ild : special survey, is noted for her fast-sailing qualities and sound French, 16s. ; French Sherry, 18.. per dozes ; Beaujolais, lay ed.; delivery of cargo She has a full poop, 'nth good accommodation Mitun, fit : Rotuwillon, 17s. a ; Cluddis, ris. ; Hock, 21a to for chief cabin paseengers.—For further particulars apply to the Na. and Sparkling Hock and Moselle, ans. a dozen ; Cognac owners, Messrs. REDFERN. ALEXANDER, and Co., Great Win- Brandy, pale or brows, 40a. a dome, battiest Included. Tema ehester-street ; or to DEV ITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter-street. sash. Will be followed immediately by the regular trader Windward, , Carriage paid upon four dozen into the country. Captain Latham. EDWARD DOWERBANY and SONS, Distillers and Importers, —-- --- 77/. Sunotreet. London. Established 1782. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. For LAUNCESTON Direct Ito follow the Westbury, has a great part of her cargo engaged, and will have quick despatch!, the beautiful new clipper ARAUNAH, A 1 lu years, 441 tons register, T. B. WHIT TING RAM late of the Dunorlan , , Commander; lying in the West India Docks. This fine ship, just built expressly for the Tas manian trade, has first -rate accommodation for a few chief cabin ngers.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Mr. T. B. rIcF..R. is., St. Helen's-place; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter-street. PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are Prussian troops are marching upon Altona. The EST CHEAP . irritomo rrriz BLACK d TEA, la Id., is., 2e. &1., Ss., Ss. 4d. forces at my command are not sufficient to offer Most delicious Black Tea Is now only Ss ed. per pound- Pare , resistance to a hostile attack from the German rich, rare, choke coffee, la 4d., la , la. Bd. ; • • PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King Willism-drest, power which has hitherto been our ally. lam not city, London, EC. j in a position to protect the right with my small A price current tree. Sugars at market prime. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage tree within eight force. Following the Emperor's orders I yield to miles of No. 8, King William-street; 40e. worth Carl se tree to any railway station or market town in England.—Phillipe and superior numbers and leave the country. When I Co. have no a r m ". ww sa Y awitaaLicat with aW7 house Wicw undertook the government you met me with con easter or Sesame. fidence. Retain that confidence and accept my heartfelt thanks. Troublous days will come upon you, and for the present force will rule. Yield to it with that good sense which you have so often shown, and remain faithful to the good cause. Your fate is in God's hands. Endure, trusting in a happy issue." DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111 P. For LAUNCESTON Direct (has a great part of her cargo engaged. and will hare quick despatch), I the beautiful new clipper FUGITIVE, A 1 10 years, register 470 i tons. W. R BARWOOD, Commander; lying in the West India Docks. This fine ship, built by Nieman. W. Pile, Hay, and Co., of Sunderland, expressly for the Tasmanian trade, is noted for her fast sailing qualities, and has first-rate accommodation for a few chief cabin passengers.—For terms of freight or w asp. apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 15A, Si, 5101en'splace ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Bllliter-street. VURNITURB C te Bedsteads, Bedding, Upholstery, Linens, de., 1.80,000 worth, all warranted. Delivered tree, and guaranteed $ 0 per mt. leas them Weall" =lllustrated Priced List gratle WY. WAIN& General Varnisher, 133 to 139, Newington Butts. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Far MORETON BAY Direct (will have quick despatch . , the ltritish.built clipper barque ST. DUNSTAN, A 1 10 years, 441 tons register, S. 'TOOVEY, Com mander: lying in the East India Docks. This ship, built under special survey, is noted for her sound delivery of cargo. She has also elegant accommodation for Wet cabin passengers. —For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT ant MOORE, 9, Rilliterstreet. OONVERTII3LE OTTOMANS for Centre of ../ Rooms, to form two settees and two easy chairs, a great impr , venient on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. 11. FILMER and SON, Easy Chair and Sofa Manufacturers, 31, 32, and Berner street, Oxford-street, and $4 and 35, Charlesetreet, Ox ford-street, W. An illustrated priced list free on application. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwall-yerd, London) LINE of STEAM and PACKET tales to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE L Port Phillip', direct (to leave the Docks on WEDNESDAY, June 10, calling at Ply mouth'. the splendid clipper ship SUFFOLK, 1,100 tons, W MERRYMAN, Commander; lying in the East India Dock& Her accommodations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or passage apply to ALLPORT and MORGAN, with Mew& MONEY WIGRAM and SONS, 7, Leadenhall-street. BLACK BALL PA. CLIPPER PACKETS for AV BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, se admirably contrived that a full butt, as well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no pmsty can be disturbed. Price Os., 125., 145., to malt 41, 9. and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. , No vent-peg required. No more fiat beer or sour wine. Price 4a. Bd. ; ditto, electroplated. 9.—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Mansion-house. Bee that his name and address are on every article ; all others ; are spurious imitations Engravings gratis. Established 1820. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTBALLI from London direct: — Fert. Ship. Ton& 1 'Dm" 1 To Sea -- Sydney Sydney _ (Wan Dupre's. 4,000 X. India July 10 _ . FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDLES with tapering ends, fitting any candlestick without either paper or scraping, in Spermaceti, Petro-Fttearine, the Wasteless (for ball rooms: in all the usual sizes also the hard Chamber Candles C 2 in a boz, la per bor, are now to be had of all dealers in andles, and wholesale only at the WORKS, UPPItR MARSH, LAMBETIL QUEENSLAND —LIM Orders, L3O, to all claws. Brisbane. .... I Young England 11.800 lE. India I July 10 This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and tepid passages, earned a 'arid known reputation, and their pas senger accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat /or all particulars respecting freight or pumas to Australia. apply to JAMES BAINES, TAYLOR.. and Co., Liverpool, all agents for the Black Ball Line , and T. AL MACKAY, SON, and Co , I, Leadenhalbstreet, London, KC. HARNESS WITHOUT BUCKLES-NURSE'S PATENT—to be seen at their Show Rooms, SOD, Regent street, London, S.W. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QITKENSTOWN TO NEW YORK TWICE A WILEX. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T lI IILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend de g:etching their full-powered Clyde-built lion Screw Steam-Ships earrying the United States mails, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF DUBLIN, Friday, June 16. CITY OF BOSToN, Wednesday, June 20. CITY' OF NIANCH K.:TER, Saturday, June M. And every Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. Forward permute Includes a hill supply of cooked Provisions. Pswengers for Canada and the United Status booked through on very advantageous terms--For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool; and to RIVES OM MACEY, 61, King William-street. London. BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY and NEW BUILDING. —The BUILDER of this week, 441 or by post 54., will contain fine View of New Building for British and Foreign Bible Society—View of the new City Memorial and Drinking Fountain—Temple Bar and its Gate — New Post-oflice. Edinburgh—Notes in Mexico--Gray's-inn— Italian Notes—Essay on Gravestones, and other papers, with all the news, sanitary and artistic-1, York-street, and all newsmen. LETTERS FOR VENETIA. —Letter" for Venetia can I be sent by three different routes. First, by way of Bel gium and Prusia ; secondly, by way of France and Austria; and thirdly, via France and Italy. Unless specially directed, they are sent by the first route, which is the cheapest ; but the quickest is via France and Italy, and letters so addressed, or merely " via France" and not " via France and Aus tria," are sent by way of France and Italy. The rates of postage are 6d. the half-ounce letter by way of Belgium and Prussia, 6d. the quarter-ounce letter vie France and Austria, and Bd. the quarter-ounce letter viA France and Italy.—By command of the Post- From Havre. I From Falmouth. ! master-General. lidacadaY. July 4 MulnittaT. Jai, IL j THE LIFEBOATS ON THE IRISH COAST.— The Wednesday, Aug. L iThuraday, Aug I. National Lifeboat Institution has just sent • fine 32-feet IWednesday , Aug. 29. Thursday, Aug. 30 1 . ten-oared lifeboat to Skerriea, near Dublin, in lieu of the Wednesday, Sept. ga Tgenday, Sept. rr boat previously on that station. Last week the institution laic, forwarded a new boat to Wexford. The cost of that lifeboat was collected amongst gentlemen connected with i the Civil Service of the crown, through the exertions of 1 Messrs. James A. Dow and Malcolm Goldsmith, of the Ad- ! miralty. The institution has now twenty-eight lifeboats STEAM to GOTHENBURG from London direct. on the Irish coast, on which it has expended about 14,0001. I Averme planate, 40 hours. Direct route to the Swedish A WHOLESALE Rommut.—At the Preston takes, to Stockholm, Halmstad, Malmo, Falkenberg, Tilted, Owarshern. and Christiania. The renowned twin screw steamer court, yesterday, • man named Peter Salter was chanjed MARY, redecorated for the summer service, is appointed to leave with committing 30 burglaries and 10 ordinary robberies. Madman with goods and passengers on SATURDAY, lath inst., The prisoner ham been • lamplighter in Preston for several it ll sm. .weather permitting—Fares to Gothenburg, E 3 3s. years ' and was always understood to be an honest steady and ET ts Passengers walk on hoard.- For freight OT m . an. About 2 o'clock the other morning, however, he was avolv at Chapfin's Valve -pet (Mee, W., or to PH 'PPS, GATES, PH IL LI PPS and Co St. Dunstan's House. Cross ., seen hanging about in a suspicious manner at one of the Ism. KC. street corners, and the policeman on duty communicated with the sergeant whose beat was in that locality. The BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- sergeant saw the prisoner and followed him throu g h wick. and Central Germany—The North German Lloyd's two or three streets unperceived. At length the Ins first-clam screw steamer 6(.11 wAN, Captain N. CHRIS- pr isoner saw liar., fancied that he was after TENSES. will be despatched from flonelydown, on THURSDAY, the Lin and ran away. He threw a bundle down 14th inst. (weather permitting', at 10 a.m., calling at Bruns- while running A TO • ... Wick Pier, Blackwell, for passengers at 12 noon — Fars to Bra - wone. away, an. the o fficer on opening it OM, 12 and El ; return tickets, t. 3 and El 10e—Apply at found that it oontained a quantity of butter. Lie at CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, Regent-circus, W.: or to run- once came to the conclusion that the prisoner had stolen WM, ORATES, PIIIILLPPS and Co., St. Dunstan's-house. Si- it, and lost no time in continuing the chase. He ran the banstaeehM, EC, --, noticed certain circumstances which justified . .. • - WEAN to NEW YORK.—IINITED STATES Pa /LAIL LINK—The splendid and favourite side-wheel busman of the New York and Havre Steam Ship Company us appointed to leave for New York sa follows ~.;.:::: ... .~ ... These ships do not carry emigrants. lisres:—First-class, ; second clue, £l6.—For farther Meerapply to JAS. A. WOTTON, Havre; L'HERSETTE , nd Co, Paris ; 0. C. and R. W. FOX and Co., Falmouth: or H. naafi and Co., 145, Cheapaide, London. AIECHI and BAZIN'S WORK-BOXES and and there nob..__ __._ ____ _ _ . him in taking the prisoner to the police station. After- DIMES combine all that is superb and cheap,with the • .• mat approved patterns : also Dressing Cases, Dressing Bags, the wards the prisoner s house was searched, and in it an im celebrated earns and Magic Strops, Scissors, Pen and Pocket Inense assortment of articles,. also a number of pawn Knives, Pine Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Chests, and Caddies, Ink- tickets referring to a large variety of things, were found ;A r ds. Albums in large variety ; a lso a large stock of novelties and taken to the police station. Inquiries were next made ni ,Preeinta-112, Regent-street, W. - Established 1827 . AU ar - concerning them , many of the articles were identified, and tines reduced in price. The City establishment is closed. it ultimately transpired that the prisoner had committed - FirtLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and 30 burglaries and 1 0 backyard and lobby robberies. The ..,,... 1 -.dtitingue perfume, extracted from the &MTS. by JNO. houses he had broken into were mainly cottages, and the wins ELL and Co., Perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of wales. robbe ries have extended over a , period of several years. Rol Bell Wharf, 93, Upper Thames-street, London. The prisoner's programme of ' realisa ti ons" included .._ _ almost every sort of kitchen article, from ,hoe-brushes to Tat PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, clocks ;he also paid some attention to provisions, but his 3 , Great Marlborough-street, M. main efforts seems to have been directed towards the ac. Wise. Moeda" 3..: gentlemen, al other days cumulation of wearing apparel. Only three cases were in tArruE.—'rhe LETTUCE contains an active vatigated yesterday. The prisoner was committed to Lancaster Assiut for trial. -'-di Principle the Latucine, which peruses all the soothing of ism withoutitsdangera-Mr. G. JOZZAU, French THZ GMAT EASTBRN RAILWAY MERYING.—We ,:_7l4s i, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of i t regret that, through an inadvertence, our report of yea- Ziriruce), lity recommended by the Medical Profession for terday's Wharncliffe meeting of the Great Extern Rail setkma nebitia, and all cheat affections. Syrup b- % wa y company terminated with a paragrath which in hie , ls. ltd. and Is 3d. Pate, by poet, L.B;d and U. M. reality belonged to the Great Northern meeting held the GOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved same morning. The paragraph in question related to the wead cured in a f ew days by th at celebrated med i c i ne . Edgware, Highgate, and London Railway and the Wat g 3 oour and RinumAnc PILTA, obtained tarougii ford and Edgware Railway, and the connexion of the Great stl Meal*, ails. iiit sad L. 114. pa boa. Northern Company with these undertakings. BELGIUM. 13BUSEM8, JUNX 12. The elections in Belgium have terminated, and have resulted favourably to the government. The ministerial majority in the Senate, which was pre viously 8, is now 12 ; and in the House of Repre sentatives it was before the elections 12, and is now 18. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Jcwr 12. The government has promulgated a decree or dering the organisation of a volunteer legion to be maintained by the State, and subjected during its term of service to the regulations in force for the army. By the formation of this legion the strength of the Roumain army will be raised to 150,000 men. The Chamber of Deputies yester day discussed the bill for the issue of paper money or the eventual imposition of a war tax. The lame of paper money is very strongly opposed by the mercantile community, and the public excite ment and indignation against the measure are already very great. INDIA. . DIRICT OVIRLAND TZLEGRAPII.) BOMBAY, Jtara 5, 3 : 5 P.X. 71ba. Shirting' 7r. 2a. Cotton in limited de mand. Dhollerah, 300 r. Exchange on London, 2a. ld. CALCUTTA, June 4. Grey shirting., 9r. Mule twist, Ba. Excitant on London, 2s. lid. THE PARIS BOIJFtSE. PARIS, Jove 12, 3.30 P.M. The Bourse opened flat, but subsequently became firm. Banter closed at 63.55, or 200. lower than yesterday. PARIS, Rim 12, 11.25 r.m. Business in Rentea has been done thicpvening Jri the Boulevards at a fall of 30c. The letter of the Emperor Napoleon read this evening in the Corps Legislatif has created a great sensation. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BOSTON. QUEENSTOWN, Jima 13. The Inman steamship City of Boston, from New York on the 2nd inst., arrived here at 2 a.m. to-day with 308 passengers and 1,723,300 dollars in specie. She landed 40 passengers, and proceeded at 2.5 a.m. for Liverpool. (Per the City of Boston, win Crookhaven.) NEW YORK, Rau 2, Moiterzcs. The Senate has adopted the amendment to the Reconstruction Bill disqualifying for Federal State office all rebels who formerly held national, State, or judicial office. Congress adjourned on Thursday until Monday, but of respect for the memory of the late General `Scott. Business was suspended yesterday through out the country. Judge Erskine, of the Federal Court of Savan nah, has decided that the teat oath is unconstitu tional. The State department is reported to have re- 1 celted information that no Austrian troops have recently been sent to Mexico. The health of Mr. Davis is greatly improved since he has been allowed his freedom in Fortress Monroe. The steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool, arrived in the New York quarantine on Thursday. Cholera of a malignant type broke out on board, and thirty five deaths had occurred during her passage. Twenty new cases and thirteen deaths occurred in the quarantine yesterday, Intelligence from Peru announces that all Spanish subjects have been ordered to quit the country under pain of imprisonment, The City of New York has arrived out. A body of Fenians, under Colonel O'Neil, va riously estimated at from 500 to 2,000 strong, crossed Niagara River on Thursday night, captured Fort Erie, a small undefended village three miles from Buffalo, and threw up breastworks to await reinforcements. The British troops are moving to disperse them, and the Canadian volunteers have been called out. The Federal troops are ordered to the frontier to preserve neutrality. The Fenians are moving towards the frontier in large squadrons. Stephens denounces the Canadian movement. NEW YORK, Tula 2, Noe:v. The Fenian have cut the telegraph and destroyed a portion of the track of the Grank Trunk Railway. They are reported to be armed, and receiving rein forcements from Canada and the United States. Fenians are leaving Boston, Newhaven, Port land, and other places, and are going towards the frontier, being mostly armed. It is not positively known whether they have artillery at Fort Erie. They are said to be seizing horses and supplies, and tendering Irish bonds in payment. Several persons are stated to have been killed by the Fenian advance. Other rumours state that the Fenians are about to march on Chippewa. Sweeny is expected to take the command. Fenians are also concentrating at Ogdensburg and St. Albans, and Federal troops have been sent thither. I A Buffalo telegram dated 10 a.m. to-day an flounces that the whole Fenian force is moving. The bridges across Frenchman's Creek and Miller's Point were burnt last night. A fight is hourly expected, the retreat of the Fenians being cut off. Federal steamers are patrolling the Niagara river. NEW YORK, Join 2, Nom. _ . Money easy. Gold, 141. Exchange on Lon don, 154 ;on Paris, 3.64. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 99. Illinois, 117 i. Erie, 62. 6.20 Bonds, 102 i. Cotton quiet ; piddling Upland, 39. Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn dull. Provisions steady. Coffee dull. Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 27 ; refined, 42i. Receipts of cotton at New York four days, 8,000 bales ; exports in two days, 3,000 bales. tr e G. work ate w. bier et A 11 let a. be 10 efts- 0 1 11.9 of O . ilia sstbr lr • togrx a 06 er. i t Wad.. ENTRY OF THE PRUSSIANS INTO ALTONA. ALTONA, JUNE 12, NOON. The Prussians entered this city and its vicinity at half-past ten o'clock this morning. THE DUKE OF AUGUSTENBURG. DARMSTADT, JuNE 12. In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu ties, Herr von Dalwig, Minister for Foreign Affairs, stated that the Federal Diet would shortly recog nise the Duke of Augustenburg, and provisionally admit his representative. HANOVER, JuNE 12, EVENING. The Duke of Augustenburg arrived here this afternoon, and after an hour's stay left for Cassel. THE GARRISON OF MENTZ, DIUNICH, Juse 12. Count Rechberg, Major-General in the Bavarian army, has been appointed Governor of the Federal fortress of Mentz. WURTEMBURG. STUTTGARDT, Jurns 12. A royal decree has been published to-day calling in for active service within two days all soldiers on furlough, that class of the landwehr who had completed their military service, and all conscripts of the present year who have not yet been drilled. HESSE CASSEL. CASSEL, Jura 12. The government of Hesse Cassel has received notice that the Austria► troops will pass through Hessian territory. THE PRUSSIAN REFORM PROPOSALS. BERLIN, Jun 12, 11 P.M. In the Prussian reform project for the recon struction of the Bund, the article referring to the exclusion from the Confederation of the provinces belonging to the Netherlands only applies to the Duchy of Limburg. Luxemburg would continue to form part of the Germanic Confederation. The despatch to the government of Baden ac companying the Prussian proposal for reform ex presses regret that the discussions in the Diet on the proposal for a German parliament do not pro mise to lead to any results, notwithstanding that the reform proposals had been referred to a corn ! mittee of nine. Prussia therefore addresses herself direct to the members of the Confederation. It is believed that after the departure of the Austrian Ambassador, the interests of Austrian subjects in Prussia will be confided to the care of the Dutch minister in this city. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT• FLORENCE, Juice 12. In yesterday evening's sitting of the Clamber of Deputies, the Minister of War brought forward a bill calling out for military service the class of 1846. The Keeper of the Seals, replying to Signor D'Ondes Reggio, who proposed to increase the pensions of the monks of the suppressed convents, said that the bill for the suppression of religious bodies had not a financial but a moral object, and that the sale of the convent property was not suf ficient for the maintenance of public worship and the payment of the pensions. Signor Raeli, the reporter of the committee upon the bill, stated that the number of mendicant monks was 30,000. The proposal of Signor D'Ondes Reggio was sub sequently rejected. [STAMPED, Id. ADDITTONA4] Fort Erie, their left resting on the lake, and their right on the Niagara River. The Hamilton Volunteers and the Queen's Own are in the Fenian front, and two regiments of regulars with an Armstrong battery are moving to attack the Fenians in the rear. It is believed that the entire Fenian force will be captured. General Grant has arrived at Buffalo and placed General Barry in command. He has advised the State authorities to call out the militia, in order to prevent, any hostile expedition from leaving Federal territory. The Fenian,' are said to be concentrating at various points on the St. Lawrence River, and a large force is expected to arrive at St. Albans and Vermont. The Federal troops have sent pickets along the entire frontier. Twenty-six new cases of cholera have occurred to-day in the New York quarantine. The total shipment of specie to-day is three and a half million dollars. Money easy. Gold, 1411. Exchange on Lon don, 154 ; on Paris, 3.64. Stocks quiet. New York Centrals, 98; Illinois, 118} ; Erie,'fat ; 6-20 Bonds, 104. Cotton dull. Middling Up land, 38c. Flour and wheat dull. Corn quiet. Provisions steady. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses steady. Petroleum very dull: crude, 27 ; refined, 424. Sabal ;mit ititiftarp. ADMIULTY, Juwa 11.—The following promo tions hays this day been made :—Mr. William Blackburn Owen to be acting engineer in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of 14th May, 1866 ; Mr. Charles Cheetbam He to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of 2 2nd Mal, 1866 ; Mr. Thomas Mclntosh to be firs: class assistant engineer in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of 28th May, 1866. ADYIELLTT,JtzI2. —APPOINTMENTS. —Surgeon R. Mangle, to the Cumberland. Assistant Burgeon J. T. Comerford, to the Griffon. Assistant Paymaster A. Court, Ito the Cumberland. Assistant Paymaster in Charge W. Lovely, to the Griffon. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 12. The Phoebe, 35, screw frigate, Captain W. R. Rolland, bearing the flag of Vice• Admiral Sir Robert Smart, K.C.8., K.H., arrived at Spithead about eight o'clock last evening from the Blediterranean. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. The following is a hat of gentlemen cadets found qualified for commissions by purchase at the recent examinations: -- -_ . Marks. I Deverell, J. B. 4 5,692 Nixon, E. B. Butler, C. I 5,843 Jones, Osborn Charles Pearson, P. A. M 6,799 Wyllie, W. H. C. .... Cuthell, W. A 5,752 Couldsbury, D. K .... Prevost, W. F.gerton, J. F 5,740 Moreton, Hun. M. IL Isaac, C. W 5,737 Moore, G. R. Clarke, .7. H. C 5,727 Smith, Bradford Rudkin, II; W. Drayton. P. H. Rind, A. T. S. A. Jones, I. B 5,501 Airey, T. J. A. Nicholson, H. A. Bettye, F. D. Lewis T. L 4,960 Stackpoole. M. O'Conne11, W. C. Mackay, J. L. 4,935 Le Quesne, C. F. N. Burkinyoung, F. 1 4,922 Smith, Robert Radon, G 4 4,917 Bomber, C. II Anson, G. W. Fraser, A. H. Lacy, W. C. J 4,729 Stevens, S. J. Johnston, R. II 4,723 Walker, G. C. Fletcher, W. B. 1 Moberly. W. H. hell, .7. A. R. Brown, James Moray .. 4,371 Murray, E. ('. Ord, H. St. George 4,260' Adams, Allen N Gordon, W. U 4,231 • Fulton, I . Barton Robert J. AnChinleck, D. Martyr, T. R. Carter, A. W. Wilby. A. V 3,94 61 Harrington, R. N. Eyre, V. G. L Boyle, A. T 3,724 i Thomson, 71.1 Banister. H. L Smith, Charles P. Lloyd, Edward Creagh, alloore 3,418 Price, A J. litre, F. C 3,411 Jackson,W. It. H. Newman, H. A. T 3.307 Torkington, C. Weatherley, H. Steavenson, J. L. .... 3,223 Campbell. G. F. 1 Tumour, Hon. K..... 3,29.3 'Calvert, A. B. Kerr, W. II 3,104 , Ellis, Y. C. NI Sherwell, 31. E. T 3,128 i 31•1'mideil, L A. T. .. Wade, H. I) 3,114 Barton, Bennet .7..... Nell, P. Sells, A. G. 4 3,080 The following is a list of successful competitors for com missions without purchase at the recent examination : Mark& Marks. 5,016 Swetenham, H. IL .... 6,651 6,259 Jeffreys, P. I) 6,637 I 8,09 U Heath. P. C. ' Rolland, S. E. 6,570 Brown, R. J. 0 . 11 6,500 Thomas, J. U 9,414 Thurlow, 11. P. Sharma' T. P. 'Sorre11, k Chalmers. F. N. Burnford, C. D. Blake, B. W. Neville.. 7. P. C 6,030 Shaw, W. D. Campbell, G. P. Glieg, R. B Mulcahy, H. H. Sawyer, H. A. Cochrane, W. V. D Yule, W. .. Goldscold, A. IL W. (In dian Cadet; Crespigny C. 8. C 7,766 BOW*(}. M. (Indian Cadet) 7 ,58 Yaldwyn, A. 0 O'Grady, 0 . Lloyd, W. C. Denning, H. H. P. Perldna, A. F. Allatt, H. T. W 6.975 Carthew, .1. F. Vincent, H. A. Worry, N. W. INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER MATCH. The International Enfield match was won yesterday, at the Edinburgh Rifle Meeting, by the English Twenty after a close contest, at the three distances-200, 500, and 600 yards, seven rounds at each. The Scotch were ahead by 15 marks at the first distance, but behind at the second by 24. and lost eventually by 1L SCORE OF THE ENOLLIH TWENTY. 54 Ilepplestone 66 45 Kirk 69 130 West 59 Marrfner 61 Gould 51 Meggy 44 Hooper 54 Marsh 5O 65 Rubinson Burt Lane Baker Johnson finelus Marriott Hook Cords Viatternian Winn Fidler ____ THE COE' Total TWENTY. Clews Mac' ntyre 66 James Ingrain Guthrie Kirkwood Lockhart 45 II endrie Dow 55 Oswald 45 Rom Macbean Gray Scott Macleod Yorston Plenderleith Grant Rodgers Smith Charles Ingram English majority. 11. LAST YEAR'S SCORE. S co t c h The English twenty were loudly cheered. In the evening they were entertained to dinner by the Idinburgh Rifle Association. The weather was fair, with a steady east wind. The Scotch having lost, the next year's match will take Aace at Wimbledon. ----- DESPATCH OP THEI BOMBAY MAILS. SOUTH- AlirroN, JUNE 12. —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Avoca, Captain Joyner, sailed this afternoon with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, kc. She took out 11 first and 27 second class peasengers, and on freight a general cap, including 101 E. in sovereigns and 5611. in jewellery for Bombay, and 401. in jewellery for Alexandria. Amongst the passengers are Commander Cottam, Ensign Cooper, Staff Assirtant- Sagami Wall, and Lieutenants Luckhardat and Stavely. THE SUSPECTED MURDER was NEAR PLYMOUTH.— The little boy whose dead body found at Staddon Heights on Sunday is declared by the medical witness at the coroner's inquest held on Monday to have been dere& The wounds on the body are said to conclusively establish the fact, being incompatible with accidental or natural death ; and much of the evidence casts grave sus picion on the Irish soldier who is in custody, and who bears • be character in his regiment. Western Morning NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 1. Cotton dull : low middling, 35. to 36. Week's receipts, 4,500 bales. Sales, three days, 3,000 bales. Stock, 140,000 bales. (Per the Belgian, ea Greencastle.) NEW YORK, Jinni 2, Bynum At eight o'clock this morning the Canadian 170- lunteers attacked the Fenian' near Ridgway, but Ner EALTH AND STRENGTH RESTOR ID BY D u BARRY'S • were forced to fall back for reinforcement s . TL Dalt101:18 BJIYALESTA MUSICAL FOOD, which CMS WitliOlit me- A Buffalo despatch states that the volunteers enoe 84 13286 . were subsequently reinforced and drove the Fe- ;---iigo-c3e-c—,: tent aZ—mic-b—comipan TalntZlavesta mans back, a number being killed and wounded on t il t 0 : 0 em .s 68t in °Um. 72gu ies. nasr snn at i d ih el„ b kt 7 f r d J for Wan t both sides. The Fenian are reported to have been London, W. In WM, lib, tt. ; IHba., 128 ; reinforced and to have entrenched theznaelves on awl OgratrifilB ; sod all 0 ' - ‘ 42:l e6 v Paide . 1,059 [TWOPEN(Y THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS 111A I R' OF CAMBRIDGE. . Up" leaving the church yesterday, bar Mideaty, the pnnees and princesses, and many of the more distinguished guests, returnedto Cambridge-cottage. The parish registers were taken from the clutch, and the marriage was attested in the drawing-roem. Afterwards a grand breakfast was given at the cottage. The guests occupied two rooms. At her Majesty's table were the Queen, Prince von Tech and the Princess Mary, the Pr ince and Princessof Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Duke of Cambridge, the Grand Duke and Duchess and the Duchess Dowager of Mecklenburg Strelitz, his grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar end the Countess of Dornburg, the Crown Prinne of Denmark, the Duke and Duchess d'Amoisle, Count and Countess Gleichen the Dachas' of Wellington, the Dowager Duchess of Athole, and the Countess of Macclesfield. In the ad joining room were the Lord Bishop of Win chester, the Marquis of Aberoorn, K.G. the Countess of Hardwicke, the Duchess of Marl borough, the Countess of Sefton ; Earl Russell, K.G. (First Lord of the Treasury), the B l ight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. (Chancellor of the Exchequer), the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart. M.P., G.C.B. (Home Secretary), the Earl of C larendon, K.G. (Foreign Secretary), the Earl Granville, K.G. (Lord President), the Earl of Derby, K.G., the Rev. R. B. Byam, vicar, and the Rev. P. W. Nott, curate, of Kew ; the Rev. John Jyle Wood, canon of Worcester and chaplain to the Queen and the Duke of Cambridge, also late Rein dentiaxy Clerk of the Closet to King William IV., and domestic chaplain to Queen Adelaide ; the Rev. Even Nepean, canon of Westminster and chagain to the Queen, late chaplain to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester ; the Rev. J. Hutchin son, rector of Great Berkhamsted, and chaplain to the Duke of Cambridge ; the Rev. W. Harrison, rector of Birch, Essex, and chaplain to the Duke of Cambridge ; the Rev. A. Walbaum, D.D., minlster of the German Lutheran Chapel, St. James's ? • Mr. Ouvry, solicitor ; Captain Mildmay ; Dr. Quin ; the Right Hon. Sir Hugh Rose, K. 5.1., Com mander-in-qiief in Ireland ; and all the equerries, ladies in waiting, &c. The usual toasts were proposed and honoured, after which Prince Teck and the Princess Mary— for her royal highness will, despite her marriage, retain her old familiar name—left Kew for Ashridge-park, near Berkhamsted, the seat of Earl Brownlow. A large crowd had collected in the neighbourhood of Cambridge-cottage, and all along the road over Kew-bridge, and loudly cheered the " happy couple " as they passed rapidly along in a carriage drawn by four spirited horses. Her Majesty left earlier, and drove back to Windsor. The Morning Post gives the following account of the dresses which were worn : The wedding-dress was composed of the richest white satin, the front being formed of folds of satin and tulle, and trimmed with three flounces of Bonito's lace. The train was likewise of white satin, with similar flounces of lace, and was secured to the dress by bouquets of otlange flowers and myrtles. The body of the dress was high, and cut square, and also trimmed with Honiton lace- The veil and handkerchief were to match. The beauty of the lace was a subject of general admiration. It was of the finest description, and designed in a sequence of cornucopia filled with roses, shamrocks, and thistles. The head-dreg around the Honiton lace veil consisted of a wreath of orange blossoms intermixed with myrtle gathered in Kew Gardens, and surmounted at the back with a splendid diamond flower. The bridal bouquet was composed of the choicest orchideous, and other flowers, including phahenopsis, odontoglossumlpulchellum, calan the, Burlingtonia, stephanotis, white roses and orange blosaoms, tastefully interspersed with fern fronds, caladium leaves, and the whole trimmed with elegant lace. The bridesmaids' dresses were of white tarlatan, with very small bouillons up the skirt, and tunics of tarlatan embroidered with straw and looped up with sashes of Corn flower, blue glace trimmed with straw ; very small bonnets, with wreaths of cornflowers and pink heath ; tulle veils to the bottom of the dresses. After a fortnight's stay at Ashridge, Prince Teck and the Princess Mary Adelaide of Cambridge—for such her title still remains—will visit Vienne and make a long tour on the continent. It is understood that her Majesty, before leaving Kew, signified her intention of conferring the Order of the Bath on his Highness the Prince of Teck. The management of all the arrangements within the church was entrusted to Colonel Hoine-Purves, C. 8., and everything was most admirably arranged. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WUAIESDAY, lens IS. 8 A-18 B. T. W. Il ir ta ' Y -1 W. L o 12 . 1 D. I 9. Nairn 19.70163 S.N.B. 1" 1 W. --- ! -' i Aberdeen - 159.66;64 N. 4 I 6 ' N. 8. . o- 2 Leith . - 1 Ardroorn.. ;29.70;66 W. 3 13 N. N.B. c 0 . 16 3 Oreeneutle 19.80.68 N.W. 3I 4 E. co - 1 Valenta 1 2J1764 N.N.W. 3! 4 N.W. ro 0.12 3 ,ye Clear :29.29 54 N. 4 , 6 N.W. mI- 3 Llverpool 39.70;57 N.N.W. 314 N.W. ob , 0.56 2 Holyhead Penzance._ 20.85,57 N. 5i 4 N.W. e -' 3 Bred .. Lorient 129.8057 W. 4I 6 W. oc 0.04 4 Rochefort.. . 29.0261 W. 4! 3 W. o- 2 Plymouth _129.90 67 W. 6 I 7 8 . 8 W. no - 4 Weymouth '20.7 050 W. 3' 6 S.W. fo 0.06 3 Portamouth 2 9 . 72 66 W.B.W. 4 6 S.S.W. rc 0.0 3 4 LOCtiOS _ 29.6 047 S.W. 416 S.W. roc 0.01 - Yarmouth l2 02 54 B.W. -, 6 8.5 W. I o - 2 Bcarborea6h.l29.ss 64 N. 3I 1 N. to 0.49 4 Shields Imes as' N.E. 6. 3 N.E. r 1 . 20 4 REMARKS. On the south coast of England, last night, the winds were strong from south-wag, but this morning they have become more westerly and moderate. On our north east coasts the winds are northerly and easterly, light to strung and northerly and westerly, moderste, on our west coasts. Heavy rain has fallen on the east and west coasts of ►:ngland, and thunder is reported from Scarborough. Barometers generally are rising this ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. —On Monday evening the Duke of Edinburgh presided at the 51st anniversary festi val of this institution, which was celebrated at the Free masons' Tavern Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn- fi elds, under more th an usually favourable circumstances, the guests assembling in large numbers, and all thc arrange ments, musical and otherwise, being carried out in a man ner which gave eapeoial eclat to the proceedings. The crass table was decorated with the celebrated Demidoff service of plate, valued at 30,000/., and the other tables with a collection of silver centres and race prizes. Among the ocmpany prawns were the Dukes of Buoclench, Montrose, Richmond, and Roxburghe, the Marquis of Abercorn, the Earl of Fife, Lord Elcho, M.P. Re. Sub ions ere announced to the amount of 1,2110 guineas. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITLRALL, JUNE 12.—Tile Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received information through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, that vessels arriving in Turkish ports with foul bills of health on account of cholera, will be subjected to a quarantine of observation of fifteen days, not including the period of the voyage. Vessels arriving from ports infected with cholera can per form quarantine only at the stations at the Dardanelles, Smyrna, Salonica, Beyrout, Cyprus in Crete, and Tripoli, in the Barbary States.-6kszeffe. NEW COUNTY COURT ( )RDERI4. —This day two new orders under the equitable jurisdiction of the county courts will take effect, and also a number of forms. When an order in the nature of an injunction has been made, if the party by whom it was obtained desires to have the same served by his attorney, the registrar is to isms for service a copy of the order under the seal of the court. Where a person makes breach of an order in the nature of an injunction, he is to be served with notice to show cause why he should not be committed, and in case of disobedience to a decree or order the same process is to be adopted. • perm in custody may apply to the regis trar for his discharge on giving two clear days notice to the other side. The Lord Chancellor has sanctioned the orders sad forms. CIIISTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT...— TUESDAY, JUNE 12.—Admissions on payment, 6,579; ditto by season tickets, 3,062. Total visitors, 9,661. 1,070 Lie ZVI 3. 51 8 Lori iaa 11,0 1 loss u,ms Am I.e. at 1,414 1 0 pee bl rains .a••r linsug7 mama Ver t ' is cow 15L, )136, Gad duti C.Titt the We . WPM el was si : - wu. w ,1