The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

I I Wr" 77": -.:. . . . ~,.;... . n R y. _..----- I r - a „nag: _ if ; -,-.: v. - I Q*. 3T v-- - '''' - - I - r RECEAcEri 3 MAY IF6B. , 441 11111 .. c Al .. i iirf .... . -.... 1 . _ _Mg No. 6„ , 8.; LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1868. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 1, Old Druid-street, and 16 sad 17, rall-mall, tendon. Saablimbed Int itstbsettbed and Invested Capital and Reserve lead, /11,600,1100. Losses paid, A-MOON& Fire Insurances granted on every dssalptton ot property, at Dome and abroad, at moderate rates. Claims liberally and promptly settled. JA.MIB HOLLAND, Supetintendismt. -- T . VINABLIS 6 SONS, la, 1%. mad ISS, [STAMPED 14. ADDITIOMALJ [ONE PENNY ICU and H. CLAYTON, V V • WHOLESALE AND =TAIL DIAPW, SRN NINGXIA, AND NAM The Cheeped Howe la Leodes hr CALICOES, 27, 28, 20, and II WETTICHATINALOAD, I. NATEW QUEEN'S THET iltt RE. thr. J. I. TOOL& has the peewee ti arnioase, Id• ANNVAL =MIT will take plea ea With- RAMAT, AIM le The peleneethoe wth cemeewcs with (kft We oily) Poole's etherthed comedy of PAUL PRY (by of T. IL Betheene, Mc, followed by Ow this ci M oaf') the M i lt. throe ClI PAIIIII VILANCAIS I=ant WebMillr. na 1 To cowhide with OLIVINS TWIST. robes sad places may be obtained at the lioredbo of tae neon, or of Mr. J. L. Toole IL Jobeederirvlllth averetock-hia, N.M. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. 1,4, a, & 6._ . . LONDOII Zstabllabeil nearly halt a C UPROARIOUS IIZETING AT LBWS. TO TRUSTEES and CAPITALISTS.-71=HOLD GROUItIY RENTS animmUng to ASA* per mariam, swivel: o a cent rawly Dnllt ERECTIONS to the Important SOUTHMARIL-STREZT. MESSRS. FOSTER respectfully announce for SALE by AUCTION, m THURSDAY, May 7, et I ro t ieely, in Luta by direction of the Metropolitan Board of Works, RE -APPEARANCE of MR, ALFRED WIGAN ea GAMILY/AY, Way t. In his celebrated character al AceWe ?alma Diem! to THE ?I NIGHT. YRERHOLD GROUND RWITS. 2 , The extensive and commanding block of build lugs, with shops and offices, in southwark- I street, fronting the Borough, High street, in the oocupsthlon of Mesas. Steam, Hews, Burke, Norton, and Co., and others 2 . Similar premises adjoining, In the occupation • of Hews. Yenned, T. Waterman, and co Davenport and Inglcdew, and others IThe magnificent premises known as the Al liance Bank, at the angle of Southwark street and the Borough High-street 4 IThe very capital loftiness premises In South wark-street, in the occupation of Messrs Hopkins, hop and seed merchants 5 Ditto, occupied by Messrs. Bassett, Green, and Hewetson, hop factors 5 Ditto, occupied by Messrs. Noakes and Sou hop radon 7 :Ditto, part of the premises occupied by the Hop Planters Joint Stock Company 13 'Ditto, Mews. Tenlon and Doggett, bop mei'- . chants 9 .The Industrial Dwelling Houses and Shops, in Redrness-street, adjoining Southwark-street 10 The splendid Business Premises. in the °cm. potion of Messrs. Dunn and Son, iron and metal merchants 11 !The noble Block of Business Premises, with I Stark of lofty Warehouses in the rear, In the , occupation of Mr. Wright, manufacturing chemist 12 The adjoining Premise", of similar extent, part i occupied by the lessees, Messrs. teddington 13 The Nletropolitan Tavern, the corner of South wark-Intim-mad 14 The grand and very extensive Block of Mer cantile Trendies, the corner of Great Guild ford-stmt, partly occupied by Means. Mil lington and Hutton, wholesale stationers 15 The Winchester Arms Tavern, the corner of Great Guildford street and Sonthwark-street 16 The capital Premises, In the occupation of and forming part of the very extensive esiallish. ment of Messrs. Easton and Amos, engineers 17 The handsome Mercantlth Premises, in the oc cupation of Meson. Stark and Law, lead, oil, and colour mere'hants Ii The Imperial Hotel and Tavern, comer of Brar-street and Southwark-street 19 House and Shop adjoining last, In the occupa tion of Messrs. Head and Co., marble int p.nerll The following, though not etrictty free hold ground rents, are similar, as the lessees have in most tunes rebuilt their premises since the leases were greeted. 20 The important !lock of Trembles fronting the Boneugh Iligh.stroet. in the occupation of Meows. Noakes and their under tenants 'an early reversion to the rack rent is attached to this lot) 21 The Stanley Tavern, corner of the Borough High-street sod York-street, with Houses and shops adjoining '22 The southwark Tavern, corner of Southwark idreet and Cosater.street, next the Borough ilarket 7.3 The extensive Stack of Warehouses in Wor cester-street, adjoining Southwarkatreet, in the occupation of and on lease to Messrs 1 ekes, hop merchants Total rent., receivable dining the existing leases, at the expiration of which the pur chasers will come into full possesakm of the property, and to the rack rents, estimated - as above, at upwards of 14,000 per ante -- - Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the Ai and of Meson IusTIR, 64, PaU•mall. 1 1.11 al 1 OR 0 - 3 Luctiun 13 2,00 1,400 Hart;; MONEY, in large or small amounts. and for long of short periods, with or without a We policy, readily oh • talnabte at the NATIONAL OCARINAS ASSURANCE COM PANY (Malta% Oxford-atreet,Stoomasbary, W.C. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture, without removal, pubikity, °slaw costs. May be repaid by easy instalments. No charge it de. sliced. Sureties dispensed with.—Apply all Ye Ls ran: ~F FIcEli, 4, Southampton4street, W.C. Ad es.r, made also on leases, We policies, dcc. 1 ) EYNOLDS and SMITH, Public Accountants,' •-:. Coleman-street, KC.—MERCHANTS' and TRADES tI I vt' (oliS audited, and balanced petiodically (by u... t d desired.. .. COMPENS posted, ATION CLAIMS carefully pre r. .1 and prosecuted. ARRANGEMENTS made with 1, , 1.1 111 KS by composition deed or otherwise. BANK !. :Icor NTS prepared for the Court. R. and S. confer • • ~ t.l a with Clients without t harue, and from their large mt , :n.l connevions In the Loudon liankruptcy Court can duportant smistance.—DESTS COLLECTED on contd.- . • .11 :It a low remderation. Terms on application. Be.( t• t • of the highest standtus. IILE YOU 1N DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call at - 1 it- nee on the Undersigned. and be relieved from the tin: ... , ant fear of imptitonmeniind ;teattime. llautnplc7 and von,. conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange cobs mud.• s oth creditors. Deed.; of composition and amigo rat executed. Ventectioe to person and property obtained •ItE•od publicity.—Apply to Mr. K. liAY6I3, 07, Strand, W.C. Roars, IC till 4 - RESTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE • evriiD by • Professional Oentlemao of practice and tibility. free of charges to the creditormpon a commission lo rent. on the amount recovered.—Apply for address, or lettrr to A 2.. No. 366, City-road. LC. ('IIIATWOO•D'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES ) and Li N kS for honkers and °theme's only to be had from tO , %loner of the Challenge Stakes of 30,000 francs at the rails tl,P , ition. Depot. (20. Cannonmtrest, London, KC. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA IttlEit V AND BLACKLEAD MILL. Impnyten and inufacturus. Dy Appointment to the Ilonouta6le Board of Nuance. LAM BMW, &L OHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA • k%I FE U W DER. u mod In her' Majesty'a household.— .. I.' cr.ml when, In Dna, Od., Is., 9i., and H. ; also 3d. puke& TinissoN, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER. P4airrit's roubli Inon.ossrotrlsli, for cleansing and If •Ising silver, electro-plate, glass, marble, &c. TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR • FURNITURE POLISH. Sold everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY e CLOTH, GLASS CLOTH, V.IfICRY and GLASS ?APRIL l'..rk-road, Lambeth, S.E. 0 A K EY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, iron. le ed. each. 0 k KEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Ema 7 and Gan Cloth, Black Lead. dc. 11‘K p.Y'S SILVERSBIITHS' SOAP niczs4a6s.-mer , .r cleaning and polishing silver, ' Tablets 6d. each. ;LLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. N; tins, Se. N., aad dt each we by iro cell, chemlata, dtr ° Ma ll iale LTIZI try and black lead mina 17!, Black Mar► &NING, Bed and Mattress Purify- Jog, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every C r iF i modentely, and brought to e NetSteam itleachlegand Dyeing .road, plead, and 472, New Moeda& rod CO., DYERA and CLIANI3B. Bermondsey: 44, Lalecabarnamma; %a-44reet 0143111/111001'4411•114 nic J. COCKERZLL and Co. caiik 1611,43, Ceni CLAY CROSS OOKPANT Iran their Oolliorlso al Cloy Ciraa-420 at par ton se HID' °MC; U, 1117111WOOD-PLACI, ASTHMATIO BALSAM, remedy, without °collide( the bowies cc raly eftcsaloas and plasm* la admitted tie for lmmedistely relieving deeps, watch thma, and Inelplaet ecammaPalcaL n fre' whom the bade, prommaes leserable Jahn( which provokes trollies= amptlon Its Moots us Sealy Ittp, or eves few" 101. teat at sellbele. relmaf Ina few atom after Wring W— PM by W. LAMBTRT, ahead* I. Leg WO mans, loadon, and toy all &Nib* 12 throe quantitln one, as. M. Be Ileinculm 'sam re's Asthmatic Balsam. TM acre sad address P LETTME eadokas as mitre Loanable, which pommel all Ile `withauaitsdadd•?•—Mr. G. JoiratuV, zka• prepares a Syrup and • Ma .11( Lefts J aseanenimaded by lb, Madam& Pritessiesita aramidala, and all clan adinaloaa. r dr14.11. ed. 62 .?wb7 PIA 0;K EY'S WEL . ra 6. to 34. each: --- k 401.1) evert whet n I , llrdimake ;.1..1 ,ON,, eater 1 1 IZPETI'EEAIi p,I, (.14z1N lika,hlref "r the M 17 ‘‘ haid.roi 91 1 111tEE I" !GEC ouNICLE andC hen 911, Mount. tillA L. —4 G . EOEG lest was on COAL 4. —Th • t:lindf direct f rom Lad, a t...EWALVI'Ve A AI BERT'S L. the head, tralf 11 mediLint for mere of Benin .p. cnre/ persons virl ‘) all.)s the tick caesura] ▪ I.•drprised of *lee; .!._•!' .koend on relb 44:,':.7 . 1 only arid sold 1 g, an te d three • 7•umbert's 11 Al . the stag It iTiE * — The 10 , Z, 11 2 4 P1e, the Leh i 4 . 7"4 1 40itim With N 144.4 &market, b t , 4l 7recco Di, ate FIRST -CLANS CARPETS, CURTAINS, LOME? rams, Canine Ikea Patter= Peet to the Colmar/ Free FIRST CLASS SILKS 1.4, WWl' PVC'S. PIM& Paiimas Set into the Coviar/ FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, 14Wiffr Pal= Carrtme Fyn. Pattente Best to the Country Tree. ADD/LIES. T. VENABLES Awn SONS, WE =CHAIM, LONDON. E. fatablkbetl nearly ball a Century. FIRST CLAM SHAWLS, MANTLEf3, Lowrn Mum. Canine Free Price Lista sent Free. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Free. Pstiems to the Country Free. FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, town. PRIM. Carriage Free. Patterns sent to the Cotmtry Pree. TVENABLES & SONS, los, . 1011, 103, WHITICHAPEL, 2 . 4 , es & 8. LONDON. ',tablimbed nearly Dalt a Century. FIRST CLASS DRAPE W, LowasT PRICES, Curtiss Free. ?steam net to the Country Pres. F IRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LA YITTIPS, Carriage rms. Price Lid sent Irrea. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS BEDDING, llla 000000 d Catalogue seat Free. UPHOWITCHT. ►r te VENABLES AND SONS, 103. 104, and 101, WNITNCIIATILL. and 2, •, 0, & 3, COMMERCIAL-STIZET, LONDON, i. fatabliabad nearly halt A Oentary. THZ SILICATED CARBON FILT'ICIZEI The only really efficient means of purifying water from organic :natter, animalcule,, and all other substances which produce disease. DINING-ROOM FILTERS from ..... Sus. Od. upwards. DOM Lille FILTERS RIDROOM FILTZIIB POCKET FILMS .. CUM. FILTERS „ . MAIN SFMTICE MYERS FOR niurnxo LA HOZ QUANTITIES OP WATER AND FOR MANUYACTURLNO PURPORIES, FROM MI Oa. UPWARDS. Prite Usts and every Information dratla on application to the SILICATED CARBON 77L1MR COMPANY, CHURCR-ROAD, sArrnasA, LONDON, B.W. A TKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, 2/121T 111N8TELBRIDOL-ROAD, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURERS.—Show Roam. for every Derrlynx' of runner*. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLBTERERE4. FAMILY DRAPER& ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing inwin g s of the Furniture exhibited t the Showrooms, forwarded free. or can be had on and which elan enable p u rcha s ers to form an Idea of the cost application, of Fumishi= each drawing has with It a correepinilt ar v ul rice et the shown. AU goods marked in ma ATKINSON and Co., 19'S to 212 Hie BILIDOIt- ROAD. 1.0i4 DON. THE CITY HAT COMPANY. 100 AND M. 0110E•LANI., (Fight doors from Pleetstroot.) PRIM 3*. fd. Bs. Cd., sod 101. id. mob. WALKER sod IPOITZSCUS, Illsoarrs. T HRESHER and GLENNT, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment to Loudon, next door to Somenet home, Strand. N.lt —Lista of neceesaryoutEt for every purpose and appointment to India, China. and the Colonies, will be for warded on applicaUon. R ODGKRS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices and particulars post tree. Sample Shirts and Measure Pomo to the F.conoralste should try our No. rd Shirts at INR gra-dam. RODOERS lied Co., IMPROVED SHIRT YAK 138, 69, tit Charts‘peresk Ismadosi. Established e• yews PRINCE of TAILORS has been our :sundered Trade Mark since we received the Rxhibittoo Prise Medal for style, quality, and excellence, sad we continue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand sad haltering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading twee of ton, in the costume patronised by the elite of our beau monde. Fashions post free, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated 13s. fancy or black doe troves's cloth rest, Se. ed. ; snits of super Mack cloth, els ; swigs of fancy Tweed, 4 b.: shower-proof overcoats, fie. ; and superior qualities equally cheap. Note.—Only high.claes cutters em- E g ad, and one trial will prove our seperiority over ell cora tors.—T. and H. MAILMAN, Mk !lag Wilhaaawirestoo e. MACASSAR OlL.—This elegant, RPtreeren Wl"Da' t. leePentelle snit sstvlsaglY Is bipti repute SO, Its asyreosdasted success during Sih last sixty la prowl wth. restoring. priservlna,sod why.. Win.preven Dalt from It of sr way, wash Itstr, chassis It tram scarf sad mad makes It bastardly soft, *labia sad Elms,. Par AWNS It Is as tarts'ng tad bads otsbaratital bead ot "P ralrE a r i rth. IN. GI . Gaul te War sesa. sad Its ' '-chid by obtialsts sad partsams—Ask to, Msesstar OIL PATLVT 1110111 MA=W SALMON, ODY, aad 00., Me, STRAND, _ . —By Royal Letters Patent._ RUPTURE B WHITE ' S Sine-HAIN Laval TRUSS (perfected and exhibited In the Exhibitions, 1861 and 1861)n allowed by upwards of MO medical men to be the most effectivelnirention in the curs the treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel so Mien hurtful In Ha effects, Is here avoided. a soft worn round the body, while the requisite naleting power supplied by the MOC-RAID PAD and PATIN? Levee Mai with DO Meth ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn daring steep. A descriptive circular may be had. add the num forwarded ypost. on the circumference cd the Indy, two inches below the hips, being sent to the maker, Mr. WHITE, 218, il a Prices. 16e., Me.. Ms. Id., and Us. 6d. Postage, Is. An ec irlCg iICAL TRUSS on the saineprinotple. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, fa. 17ostra4est. At bane tram 10 tffi 5. 000sultatIon Tree. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. CooductedbyCHAwas maim A RTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from 65.: tall set from Lb : on platinised silver, Is. ed. ; tall Set, Le ; on plattna, las. : fell set, L 9: on sold, tram lea to full set, (rola 412 to il6; stoppim gold, les. : extraction by (oat easetheda, Os. ; ender anneaam old sets refitted or allowed for. Coaseitatioa tram lir. WARD, &M.D., sad ever W lean Practkal Dsotiat to the Protrudes.— lee, Osesmeetveet, W„ between Dote sad Orcherdnireelle. Tax INVIGORATIVE RACK A. me most powerful entrlifue cordial sew ledredeced roe of to their normal oeseltiese II the seeretlese, ea Me= Ay of which perfect heath depends. It Is speellis ler My of all kinds, and from Ito instablag lam eibir bow Manta pepsine end s ph of sods, wDI prove Mar kW to the nervou sad dyspeptic, ride report prep pe. pee beNe. es law Costi one Ift—llehe aaaa, Maim RAMIGAZTEN and Co. MA Osfeedelrese, WC., Loolas. Durkee free so receipt of resehtenes. XV MIIIMATLISK eo &sinning to those who an aided b y e may be moot ellseitudl7 rebated by • Pre timely appllebliss et SUDO= lINAL-ALL bend maiSt, laalestee-olitst,lce =betiry bb ati~Wes tray Obstilot. It It also most Le 01111116 bis bikes limy ate beakia. Pees IL let vs Mils. IRON WINE BINS.—The original maisufao lereis, TAILOW and JACKSON, wine and obit am dant( engineers. Great Tower-street, Steasellatrost. and K Bapmarket, where cellars may he seen iltkd in various ways. lunch wine bins 15a per hundred bottles. Mnetrated priced catalogues on applica,n. The Faris Exhlblition —"ln Clan 60, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Farrow and Jeanne, la, Great Taormina* for their ocayestent and earitis Iran wine bins, end ter tar littings."--City Press. BIIRGUNDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, Growers and Factors. Macon. Depot for , 282, Resod-street, W.—Upwards et 10 varieties of the 'mirth& Drusoady Is yrosowoced b the fatuity sod oottardereors to be pre-eminently the most sa lu tary 'visitor this ohmage. —Assorted sample dozen by rail for eta. PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar ladee i l trr ms Whim, comprising the ducat growths. old In bottle and In One condition for Immediate nee. Of the mumwous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Freres' may were pronounced to be thoroeghty gentdne wine. of delicate and superior Savour. See " lancet" September 22, MI. Prom ins. to 1110 a per doses. MP, Itsusent.street. PIOT PRIEM, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hock. MOWN. Mobs (Werve•otng Winos as =den*, posse O xford4treet Wit es applkatka.--2114 Bagesit4Areet, W.. north of PIOT FRERES respectfully intim a t e that th es e ennounceinente will only 'mom at rare totems* In order that the prices of their wince shall not be ialueneed by =Pen sive advertising. Nobs the addreit.—ght, Regentitreet. W. Tasting room first door. AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, i. Chapel Own (148. k Oziord•otroot).-Bpedalit, for rTnek,i!!" _ .... en p BRANDY, wherfectly pure, is at all times a harmlees stimulant, possessing properties of great medical value, often been the means of saving human life. Somuc h , however, depends on the purity of the spirit that peat caution should be exercised in its selecUon. The sup plies forwarded by Mears Valentin to the London and other hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the finest and purest French brandy with exquisite delicacy of flavour, and have received the most unqualified approval--Vide Court Journal, Jan. 11, 1868. WINES and SPIRITS st HALF-PRICE. TM &Howls( MN RIMY are awed at bell the price wonally charged by merchant& Moselie, Us.: Champagne. Sea: Port, Sea ; Kberry, fee. ; Claret, les. : Hock, f u ; 'Hennessy's Pale Broady, fax ; lineal Whisky In the world, Ha per douse. A bin ease, with &gaud* key, supplied tor dozen and upwarda P . PKILKINA, lit, Chnnonetreet. London. POTTER, 29, Duke -street, Piccadilly .a-ve (nearly opposite the Burlingtomarcade), importer of the Finest Brands of HAVANA CIGABS—Tiz , Parterres, Ra be'n nor de Cube, Cabanas, Henry Clay, Principe de Helm Premiums. b.timidsid, is Matilde, Legitimkiad. To Connote sews in vigor, the shore are especially recommended u being really Ord-claw THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East ladies has now become an Important feature. SlllOO the Introduction of Amain Tea, nearly 40 yews ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on amount of ha great Wend and exonistta flavour, prombted its sale by every meanu Us Districts, then confined to Upp er Arun, have gradually extended, and Teas from other of bias are arriving, thus offering greater varieties. The Company are now selling Amen, Cachar, Darsseling, k., at from ts. 10d. to 4s. Pi per lb. and China Tess se usual —Warehouses, No. 9, Great fit Bales's churchyard, Blehoriate. Price List forwarded on applleotion. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTER24 FILTERS. THE LAST S. PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. R E Q UIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE FLIED. THE LONDON and GENERAL WATER _R_ PURIFYING COMPANY (Waited), IM, Strand, four doors from lioraereet-boar, where the filters in operation may be i.e.. WF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • sEWINO MACHINES —Theoelebrated No .2 Machhwe, asequalled for general work. SM. The sew Domestic Machines, rreTßLock Mirth), as le.. ad ed. sod LE — Cataioluor Sew OM eet. Loodos. AS aod Co, 1 and 2, Clreapride, and Legentrelrese. OodordMr VY'fil ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invaluable preparation for joining broken elgal glue, earthenware, woods, cabinetwork, and fancy artlelas every description, with extreme strewth and neatness remark• abbe for the groat facility of acing it As there are several Ms. pneeful Imitations of the Maimed Cement, the public can avoid failure and disappointioeut only by stsiet cantina in pur chasing none without the dimities " & Davy ow the wooer. Nothing was ever sold by the aashe of Dimond Cement previous to his Invention. N.& —Manufactured by BARCLAY and NON& No. 06, Perrin/donning& Mee, Is per bottle NOTHING IMPONBIBLIS. ACIIIA AMAktila rialorea the Human Hair tow pristise hoe. no matter at went ag JOHN GOSNELL and Co. bare at iesath, with'the ald of ass of ti. most smissst chemists, succeeded In perfecthig thla most woodartal liquid. It Is sow offered to the public In a mere cos centrated form, sad at a lower price.—dold bathe, fa asch : also lia, 7s. ed.: sad Its. each with brash. Lad BallWhart, Aseel-sem•ge,SS, Up. Thameset., tmodos. LC. AMERICA: The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Paris arrived at Queenstown from New York at 10.30 CM. yesterday, with 100,000 dole. in specie. Having landed malls and peens gen, she proceeded immediately for Uverpool—all well. (Per the City of Paris eLt Queenstown.) NEW YORK, Aram 16. Mr. Stanbery continuing unwell, the proceedings at the impeachment trial yesterday were onnfined to the intro duction of documentary evidenoe claimed by the defence to show that Mr. Johnson followed established precedents in the appointment of General Moons. The defense filed Mr. Johnson's message containing the nomination of Ewing as Secretary of War. The managers objected to this evidence, but the Senate sustained its admission. Chief Justice Chase ruled out as inadmissible Mr. John son's reply to the resolution of the Senate declaring Mr. Stanton's removal illegal. It is reported that • deficiency of 40,000 dollars has been discovered in the accounts of Mr. Forney, Secretary to the Senate. The matter has been referred to • committee far investigation. General Canby has ordered that the resignation. of civil officers in hie district shall not take effect until their successors are installed. NEW YORK, Aram 18. At the impeachment trial yesterday, Mr. Con, a lawyer, testified that Mr. Johnson bad employed him ; to defend Osseral Thomas in the suit brought by Mr. Skates, and bad instructed him to obtain • writ of quo worvisisto, to test Mr. Stanton's right to hold office. The witness further stated that General Thomas's bail had been purposely withdrawn, in order to . obtain • writ of habeas corpus to king the case before the Supreme Court, but the object Lad been defeated : 4 : e l d eneral Thomas's release. The managers ob to the admission of Mr. Clex`e evidence, but the Sena te sustained Chief Justice Chase's decision in its favour by • vote of 29 to 21. Mr. Frederick Seward testified that President Johnson announced. General Thomas's appointment at • cabinet meeting. He stated that he believed Mr. Stanton aeon'. The amid, and alt er also me to ove his papers. managers also ob ti jected to remove his papers. Tb. managers also objectei to the admis of this dence ; but the Chief Justice decided that It might be received, and the Senate sustained the decision by • vote of 96 to 93. Ommeel for the difesoe then pat Secretary Welles on the stand, and questioned him relatire to a cabinet meet ing held to emdder the Tenure of Office Bill, thee before the President. Th• objected to this evidence. Mr. Braes claimed tha the defence could prove thereby that the entire cabinet, iaclading Mr. Stanton, had agreed that the Tonere of Office Bill wee unomestitutienal, had advised its veto, and that Messrs. Seward sad Skates had been miseted to draft the veto The court idencj adourned b e fore upon the admissibility el this . The nit Convention has adopted the new constitu tion, refusing to modify the disfranchisement provisica. General Schofield advised the noticemodification. General Meade ham issued an order prohibiting engem. without due notice being given to the military be and forbidding civilians to carry deadly we granadian authorities have seized some • dame between the Fenian disks in Kontrial °G a t irdrow York. It is 'world that documents have been dineovered showingort that Ur. WO's'. ameasination was plotted by the New T Fenian& N W S 0 N S. MR. WRIOHTON'S NSW BONGS. My Mother's Name. Sr. imasher Ms. S. The Wishing Cap. 3. Bright dear et Eve. S. Thy voice is near. hs. 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MEN'S LORD'S DAY REST ABHOCIAITION —Moe : la, laelford.row, W.O —nub sorlpeleas and ( rae viii be thankfally reeelvsa r tt k be Loa doe and Comte 324, High Holborn : L. Troasurer, 33, t Jain's-street. Bedford - row: and ay ' Wf. RM. 80 wWw7. II Me coca INTELLIC t ENCE FROM ABROAD. (11211711 . 111 TIL1OIL118.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, The applioniions received in this city, Hamburg, Bremen, and Bt. Petersburg for shares in the Indo- European Tel graph Company considerably exceed the number originally allotted to those places. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Aran, 27, Eva/ciao. Tho Emperor has addressed an autograph letter to the Minis* of War for the Empire, instructing him to come to an understanding with the Presi dent of the Hungarian ministry, with the view of submitting proposals for making provision for those officers on the general pension list, who had forfeited their right to a pension in consequence of implication in the events of 1848-49. ITALY. I(INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EX RIAMON, 1888. oelebrated old IRISH 'MOSBY gained the Drum TX= MEDAL—It Is pnro, land, mellow, delicious, sad very wholesome. Sold L b uolr, I. Bdrin. each, at the retail bowel to Leaden ; the manta In the pcipal In Ihmdand ; er wholesale a by t 8, Great Wlndndlletreet, Lond towns on, W.—Obearn the red mil, pink label, and cork branded ^ linahan's LL Whisky. MILAN, Aram 27, EVLNING. Prince Napoleon arrived here this evening. The Crown Prince of Prussia also arrived here to-day. He was received by the mayor and the civil and military authorities, and was very cordially wel comed by the inhabitants. He leaves to-night for Parma eu routs for Florence. ROME. BERNE. Aram 27. The Papal government has signified its readiness to join the laternational Convention for the care of the wounded in time of war concluded at Geneva. BELGIUM. BRUBBBIA, Aran 27, Evitimo. The editor of the newspaper La Cigale has been ordered to quit the country. The Etoile Beige of this evening strongly protests against the prohibition of th e sa l e o f the journal L'Espiegie In the railway stations of Belgium. SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 27. To-day the Congress adopted unanimously a resolution expressive of regret at the death of Marshal Narvaez. The Senate commenced to-day the debate upon the budget. Tlll DIU Martell IMPA7/1. The diminished hest of last night's debate is to be found, the rill:CS says, in the ft et that the immediate praeikal effect of Mr. Gladstone's remintkme auk be little or nothing, and in the impair , ility of fighting very energetically against antagonists who are men men in buckram. The defenders of the Irish church in and out el the House of Commons are ncwstre, and those •ho at tack it can find no toucan worthy of their nee'. Eesey day makes it more clear that the s re- g•h of the party of disendowment in the House cf Commons does no more than correspond to the detetmina•ion of the English people. keviewing a few of the speeches, tie Daily Pea. gips credit to Yr. Herman for batten( cli rly before des house and the country the 11103 wlieh is really involved in the present controversy—via., then be dues eat* churches or none. His apt ech is important also am showing th►t the settlement t f the reform questien hes absorbed old differences and divisions in the liberal party. Mr. H 0121211111 avows his readiness to ex-operate corrdisay with Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bight in Lying effect to their common principles,!and in shied ng to the sods el mend reform the political foram shish the Lill of VW hes called into existence. The Herald says Mr; lioisman's 'peach will be memo rable, even amongst his spat els+, for the wild audacity of it. 'iodations and the extravagant rebillif.C3l ee of ie. M. iwpreeentatioas. According to the Tdcgraph the immediate subject of de bate was felt to have been settled ; but, at the same time, most of the listeners, as well u the speakers, had learned that the next critical stage in the contest must come after the already anticipated division on the Ant clause, with the announcement of the new position to be taken by the' government. Erse while the words were flowing from the mouths of the listless speakers, active minds on both aids. were surveying the ground in advance, and calculating the , possible events of the next two or three days. LENDS, MONDAY Nome. A meeting called by the church party to-night in the Music Hail proved the most uproarious held in Leeds for many 'sera. The Often was crowded long before the doors were open, and cheers were given now for " Glad stone," then fret "Dia:via,' or " King Theodore." Hundreds of people could not get into the hall, sad it soon bream. evdent that the anti-chard party were largely in de s wedeln. Dr. Ailey began the proceedings, by consent, before the time appointed, and tin opposition odes compelled him to curtail his re marks.ll,Mr. B. Hey moved, " That while recognising the right of the leislateue to inquire into the condition of the Irish church with a view 13 the application of a just sad equitable reati dy for say iris or anomalies which may be Proved to have existence, the. meeting regards with the utmost alum the proposal to disestablish." Mr. Hey was not allowed to go any further, and amid deafening groans the audience I e r an to sway to and fro. The reporters' seats were broken down, and the reporters had to scramble to the platform or retreat. It was soon announced that the chairman had dissolved the meeting, which produced much cheating. In half an hour from the beginning the meeting was over. Meetings io support of Mr. Gladstone's resetutions were hell cunt& the hell. MEETING AT EDINBURGH. A meeting was held last night in the Queen-tdreet Hall of this town, the Lord Proro.t. presiding, to consider the Irish Church question. The hall was crowded to ex cess. The Lord Provost, in opening the proeeedings, pro pelted a motion expre s sing feelings of horror and detesta tion atan attempt being made on the life of the Doke of Ildinbugh, and that the address be forwarded to her Ma jesty. The motion was adopted amid great cheering. Re solutions were then proposed by Mr. Adam Black, Pro fewer Rainy, Professor Blacks., and others, approving Mr. Gladstoee's resolutions to disestablish and disendow the Irish church, and also that a petition be presented to par liament to that effect An amendment was proposed, "That, while admitting that reform is needed in the I r i s h church, this meeting is of opinion that, in order to pre serve civil and religious lib er ty i n Ireland, it is the duty of government to provide for teaching protestant Muth in that country." Very few hands were held up for the amendment, and the resolutions were carried by a great majority. THE FRNIAN TRIALS. In the opinion of the Titan the verdict of the jury against Michael Barrett was fully justified, despite the circumstantial and very effective alibi presented in his favour. It is to know that the principal cri minal has not escaped justice, yet our contemporary can not readily acquiesce in the abandonment of efforts to bring home the offence to others. It is perfectly certain that there have been several in the plot, either the present prisoners or others still at large. To detect and convict them still remains a public duty. That the evidence on which Barrett has been convicted , will command uni v ersal assent is more, the Daily News GRANTHAM. thinks, than can be reasonably expected ; but certainly no The nomination took place yesterday, the man ever had a fairer trial. If the Fenian. in this country Mayor (Mr. It. Gamble) presiding. There was a large and have a rem or common nose left they may teem from tolerably good-humoured crowd. Mr. W. Ostler nomi this trial to appreciate the value of the institutions wader n na o t ir co , "naeditiartf:eroffras;n7cdredisrolfr. Edm un d and Mr. J . which they live. There is no country in the world where Hornsby seconded Captain Cbolmeley (liberal). Both persona accused of so monstrous a crime as the Clerkea- candidates then addressed the electors. Mr. Healey, en elector, asked Mr. Turner whether, supposing M r . Dia well outrage would have been tried with so scrupulous a regard for the interests of justice, and where all those nie m % w ara e lli bea m in office . Vr. a Tu i rn!r e s m a7rl " l7'w h as e not is natural feelings which wen calculated to prejudice them Mr. Disraeli's confidence, an d he did not know what Mr. would have been so firmly held in check by the emir.. Bog- Disraeli might do the next time that he was beaten. Mr. limb and the Demands have been acquitted, net for any Healey-1 asked Mr. Turner what be himself would do. want of evidence that they were Fenian*, but because the Mr. Tumor did not reply. The show of hands was de crime of murder could n o t be proved clared to ed be in favour of Captain Cholmeley. A poll was d t them accord- on behalf of Mr. Tumor, and will be taken lag to the rule and practice of British law. It is, of course, to-day. still open to the Attorney-General to prosecute them for the minor offence. NM KUM. Yesterday, on Barham Downs, the nomination (Per the Neetorian, ria Greencastle.) NEW YORIC t Aram 18, Evainso. The Senate have ruled oat Is badmisible, by 29 to NI votes the testimony of Secretary Welles and others offered = defame to show that the Cabinet had declared the Odlos Bill oneemstitutional, and advbed Ne Proeident to veto it. NT murex° rxxxoupg. THROUGH la. iffrize's aanicT.) NEW YO R.l Aram 27. The North German Lloyd steamer Hermann and the National Company's steamer Virginia arrived out to-day. Cl= o3 l:roes :--Gold, 139. Sterling exch a n ge on , 110. 3-20 United States Bonds, 1883,112 k ; ditto, 1886, not ; 10-40 Bonds ? 1021. Minds. 1441 ; Erie, 72k. Cotton : M i ddli ng 1:1d 83. Pelaelaum, standard white, In. ;Ara State, 10 dole. 400. ; cern, old mixed, 1 dol. 16e. [Adyartiesmet]-Hou,owar's PILMS.—At the ot wow= awry permits tool oppressed without why ars a: tav sow awn werilltliho wrong. A few doom of thous sod omit Nab. Plao rostun le wavy of Wm t= TIP oil owl on di t e t ham. urn 4211.1 111wtour in tswe meow . Ina 114- =l= Wu ••=1 sh . wV7 . O amnia Is rokallto; owl MIMI II the shosetal hafts mhbili a sil 166 / 14 . 1 . 1 1. 1 —"104140 1 " -HSU The Herald believes the prime movers in the plot have of candidates to fill a vacancy in the representation of escaped. The whole story of the conduct of the police in East Kett came off amidst peas exc it emen t. Th e this cue is not a creditable one, and it is net by any W and incl on the Down, nurabere i l at leaat 10,000 pers ons uded electors from every polling district in the meats calculated to increase the moue of security in which division . The high sheriff of the county (Mr. S. M. every Londoner would like to sleep, or hie willingness to Hilton) presided. The Hon. C. W. Mills. proposed Mr. Edward L x iDic u tc h li b b s t r seconded the nomina tion. ch Kr. contribute to those somewhat heavy polite rates which he Edward Leigh Pemberton (conservative), and Sir race, amid is conuelled to ray . As the Herald understands Barrett's address, he never attempted to deny that his was th e hand ;t o Mr. Henry Jacques Tufton ee (liberal). that Ina the barrel. He dwelt with some ingenuity upon Sir ►ohn Croft seconded the nomination. Both candidates trifling discrepancies in the evidence, indulged in vitupe. ' iiidressed the electors. The show of hands was then nave witch, u pon the „Damao," maintained t h at t h e elated to be in favour of Mr. Pemberton. A poll was de mended on behalf of Mr. Tufton, and it w as announce d t o proofs against him were insufficient, and insulted the jury take place coo Thursday next. by remarks from which he had better have refrained. But PINIITH AND FALMOUTH. he carefully guarded himself from any denial that was not A meeting of the liberal electors of the Penryn capable of a double sense, end tacitly confessed his guilt by portion of the borough of P and Falmouth took place the very way in which he asserted his innocence. , on Friday evening at the Kings Arms Hotel, to take into The Post suggests that the jury may have based their consideration the propriety of inviting Mr. K. D. Hodgson, verdict on the ground that if the alais were bond fide the l o s i tt i gov bi rl d, or, d and now on; n dAte direetoes of the the gnat housed Bank Home Secretary would be able, by inquiry, to establish B iot h g ers nolacoa partner .. that fact, and in that came grant a free pardon, and in the ti cs w ith the present member, Mr. Jerveige Smith. A contrary event the conviction would be a sound one. In large and most respectable number of liberal electors were present. Mr. J. B. Bead presided. It was anent the presence of the evidence advanced for the defeat* and ugly resolved that a committee be appointed to comma the contradictions in that submitted on the part of the n el icale with the liberals t Falmouth, and that Mr. Hod Crown, some inquiry as to whether Barrett was in Clas- , he be invited to addrese th a e electors on an early day. The gow or not at the time of the explosion has become abso- unanimity which prevailed at the meeting tends to refute lately necessary. the charge that the liberals were disunited, and had in , fact almost ceased as a party to exist in Pesryn, for at no Barren's address does not shako the conviction of the Te/egrapli that he is guilty ; but it excite* regret that a 1 f , o r rm e er meeting V e cl ow. a more cordial feeling previa— man of mental power should have become the inatnunent 9 " COCKIRMOUTH. of assuming, and should have to expiate on the scaffold CARLISLE, MONDAY. —The numbers at the'cloas the guilt of an infamous crime. I of the poll ;o-day were as follows :—Tkompeon (conger- In the opinion of the Morale!: Adnerliwr nothing centre votive), 171 ; Fletcher (liberal), 144. At the declaration more calculated to shake faith in the discrimination and of the poll great excitement prevailed. The candidates sagacity of the police than the fact that out of eight pri. ' and their friends were pelted with sods, and so great wu suers whom they placed in the desk at Bowetreet, one the uproar wiraulee abandoned , and the admits his complicity in the attempt to blow up the Cler- theeen th e peop l e rema i n i ng on t he imeringa and those hel kenwell Prison, another wu in league with the detectives, the p eo ple was at length cleared and peace restore:, a re a third was clearly innocent of any complicity in the crime,l whilst there was so little evidence against a fourth that he - was discharged long before the trial came to an end. Barrett is the only one of the prisoner, who has been found guilty. And being so, the Lord Chief Justice at MOO passed sentence of death upon him. If it shall be found that the two hours and a half which the jury took to arrive at their verdict were chiefly occupied in deciding whether Barrett should not be acquitted, instead of whether the others, or some of them, should not be found guilty, there can be no doubt that Barrett', case is one which calls fat reconsideration- 'l l THE DUKE OP EDlNETYHOW,—Tztintediately before I the commencement of Mende ssohn's Hymn of Praise and Wolporgis liigAt, on Wednesday next (to-morrow), st Rutter-hall, by the National Choral Society, the National Anthem will be performed by the band and Morn' of 700 performers. The public are invited to join in singing the bat verse of the Anthem, copies of which, words and waste, will be presented to every person entering the hall. The National Anthem will he sung precisely at 8 o'clock, I and the doors of Exeter-hall will be open at 7.80. -swig Yesterday afternoon the news of the termination of the war with King Theodore was eekketed by the firing of the park and Tower duns. Theo a& of people Booked to each place, but the greatest order prevailed, sad at the end of the firing the spectator/ stied, " God ; save the Queen I" I Tee BAPTIST UNlON.—Yesterday monlingetho annual lesion of the members of this union was held be Jelut-.duet Chapel, Bedford-row (Hen. and Rev. B. W. Noel's). The area of the chapel was reserved fee mainistese and delegates, but the galleries were thrown open to the peak!, The seem* spent an hour ia devotionel after which the Rev. D. Goteh, President of the Baptist Connie, Bristol, took the ehair. The subs of his address was the special duties which belonged to them as baptists at the present time. He justiW their separation from other churches, and in an ekborate arru merit, aimed at showing that the principles of baptist., el all religions denominations, version, insempetible with a State alliance. Upon the resolution ef thanks to the ehairman for his address. the Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, Rev. Dr. Skeane, and Dr. Davis addressed the assembly. Dr. Uaderhill next proposed that an address of one.. grataletioa skald be drawn up, expensive of the thankfulness with which the nuke had heard of the solely of his Royal Highness the Duke of Edia. burgh. The Rev. W. Breit medially seconded the propinitiee, sad it having bees easaksensly carried, the useably joined in ingies the National Anthem. The report of AS seeretary, whisk will be submitted cm Musky. gives statistics of the denomination daring the cl= i z e pp . m i arVtere , has b:lea a clear Inc/e d am to being l vise. 7.7....9l:lVAlvireevious year.i a r It. The i ;II": rate el churches now f rom the United Kingdom is 2,411 ; of 2,612 ; of nimakers b felloweltip, 221,524. The seseesions to the zeinhesehd elks during the year have been 88, end tizerleerlin el those had bee& trained for their work in one or Ohm el the solleges. Far 'Wm evident), ofase te .!ceded by tie' energy with eidek impel hat been eseried ea. Tlem I ror hme hems erected at Mon of ialle 31 ethers base bees seamed or otherwise Imo, %preyed et aa emponse et 11,11301.,etelthelbe teed outlay elm* 46.40111. Tin Maw. S. Oren, BA. read a pager cißkikeal Ideedies, the dimension en which was post pined. Txs WAxs op Bisnoresafl.—Yesterda, 3 able* be the aftwerwa„ • weriemee held twerwa, ii the eeheelreen Bielespspate-ehereil. he the election el es aldermen le Ilmt plass ef Mr. Teller Copeland. drimwed. lir. Drgraty Owden wee seemed whio. op. di&tx The Star annunee that tilt collection of 'videos* u to the identity of Barrett coat hardly fail to h►re dee weight when it conies to ho finally decided whether the irre vocable penalty of the law la, or is sot, to be enforced in such a COM. CAMBBJDUA UMYAIAI7T Loo. ICIAMINATIOIB. —Yesterday, at Darliagtondiesse, Piccadilly, Mr. O. Buxton, M.P., prodded at the distribution of the emai -1 dates and prises (books) obtained by the boys at the he London centre examination. Middle-class education in England, he observed, had been, and still is to a great ex tent, disgraceful to us as a medico, more especially that pro ; aided foe the eons of farmers and tradesmen. Within the kat few weeks he bad been present at the examination of • middle-ekes school, sad it seemed to him that the answers would bare been discomlitable to the scholars of a Shoreditch ragged school ; and yet the load master is a clergyman in the reseipt of a Mosel annual aDoweaes. The leml examinatiene, however, like die revedusties inaugurated 30 years ago by Dr. Arnold in timer isiddle dais education, are *frocks , g • meat improvements. sad have eceihrmed the axpericacce Attack*, that the idea tional capacity of gulp is equal, and in some superior, tothatof boys. Those schools which do no= their to them must rake their standard of talks to usable them to sompete with the eadesda this do In 1858, when they were first instituted. then wen eidt centres, now tiers are 28. la that year 236 eeadifaies submitted themselves museinales, of etas 141 paned, sad in IMO the numbers roopestively bed rase be 1434, end 978, 7,717 boys bars bees numbed in all sage the commenessient. In this sake 114 boys were 'ea.anted, sad yl s komed in 1864 ; 1865, 146, of visa 116 p an g in ate, at whom 128 peened ; sad is 1167, 163, of wheel paged. In &Ultima to the eludes, the ezensimatems smiamme BROW French, Germs, e l /ea! :=; At thaeAmdij ani cai ll =e%goikoto E. Du lle i dk es y' melee d 7=l sok Ice* lesikisagyla Itto mediae. and odes and a veto of thanks wee posted to Mx. Borten ter . The almmedasse of the Maim and friends ef hope somimmta. lira. S. A. Weald's Hair itaatarar or wisear Calk eeLebk r"..r• sres at faded tar to In odour end ourea. a won core bat le grew al bid 211M1,01..M...... Millk t glawth imi lL m ankshas ague tteic. — sela, ene . einunes r_ aiga' es IS Ab e r*s ls4lll o .l 44 . 90 1 611-11 * /*PIA. 1 1 11 DOG% —Na Itis, reasons An ied; _ _ _ - i — cg allj .~ BRADFORD. The Msyor of Bradford has convened a meet ing, on a requisition bearing 600 ores, in fit. hall, for this evening, In inmost of the reeelatioes eI Yr. Gladstone in reference to tW - Irish elarch. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. sik .1 :a,~ - . H