The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-08 00:00:00

k /7/4ze41%. lAI f I irt%% No. 6,813.1 ':. - ---7 it NEKLAND ROUTE. ty ~, , e . e ,„i,,,..ti.... h' lat.am with INDTA,___CITINA, JAPAN, Al ,1f1.41.A. A..., IMO EGYPT, haw 90 UT II AM PTON and MAC.III.I. II k Th. rts:Nsta.hut and ORIENTAL WTEA3I NAVIGATION row t•A SY t t.tk Pauctscew and remits Cantu and Pdrows by ,; ~,,MI r • tor I; URA ll'A It. ADEN. II i TA, _ DOIIIDAT. I flaw ItoothenaPida A LEE ANNI:I%, j i Awn, Ihitturbtv. . p.VIAth AINGAPORE 1 i. 1,11.1 Malia l lVion. WA 1.11.A5. CHIN h. j ". 2P re'i rt ih r t a —- "7 t AV I VIA, JAPAN, ACT AV lA. 0r t. g .63; Ins Art. I WALLA. IDELSOVRICE I Prow Routhaa;pton k. '.... I.: tg EORt:ES CY DICEY, , twee a saanth—tbe day of ..t.i — sli, Bu., to. J departure badartlatauglay 11,. 1,•,111. rP , lase Ilanwillea *my Sunday. 1 .., o •,.. .. W.A.!, ao to troteitt, jposams• sad ineuranoo, apply et 0.. I ~ tatartg Othm• M. Iwadattiall-iitreelle London, as (.1-14.1.1.1.0.... So4LlLlklalig.4l. . . ... . . . ANADA. Murries, Australis, New Zwi C` tna. natant]. and Bractla.--Chaantati yateages to ail put ta, in m ondirt Matt attain and :a Mina _t loweri Wan good. and ilm ; am I. fed and brawn CHARLIM MAYKOND and Co., r. I, Let:r-place arch streets LC. WOMEN.— Direct Route to Hanover,Brune .A. irsck. ant Coatis/ Glemoomy.—Tlie Meth Gomm Loyd', One Straeloos terry Ammer YOWL. Coptout J. lIEITYLNX, derpotebed T111:1/2401 Y. June 11. tr is 4b s t ar pal ndtther at 12 poots.—Paree to Mt aod tl. elrhata. V. oral loa Apply ot_CHAELIX Cohered ..rrni..l WY P. W. j or to pmn.t.wys. weAvss, PHIL lellft mai oa. Pe loroatenivaionea Creselooo. Greed-Toeror .trert, E C. REAT WESTRRY RAILWAY. t:TRICIVIN TO PlitOrD, Oloaoratar. Cheltenham. • Walla Waterford, Linterkk, and KLlltanny, ollertan fool lor 'noting Killiseney, and tlw MOUTH M IRM.AND. 11 , kiLAY. Jain It, an EierIISION TRAIN will !MVO Pad cazten at cu and Reading at 0.0 a.m. for Woad, eloueniter. • L. in nham, Lydnry. Chepetow, Newport, OnAll, Heinen& Port Neath. Landon. rwancien, Llane ll i. Perriaide. LNirenarthen Junction. :WM tleata r WluUaad, Narberthrond. ilarerfordwent. JeLoaton. Milford. w attlford. Tmby TA Midland. Waterford. n newly. Manua Tipperary. (nhir, and Lizaarten, Marmon 11. V 6440. OW Mat .11401,,xcart. we to Iniland. who eau noun. lag the a. 3.5 nu.. train Irian !I•haw cad any day tap to FRI. I ollt..itiee I•••r,tar,-, and further inrtienlare cico hand MM. J. CORIFJOION, Remand Manager. Paddirsteni. Jane 3. TILE EAST LNDIA Ilit/tIIiATION and CANAL coanuNir. .nTICT, IP HEREBY RIVEN. ttia* sin APPLUIATIONS for , K in th.. r MI:4mA and BEHAR ENDER •n I :•• t-t. of 11, al*. •Vg• olpatly to.DBLIVEREI) th e •,. •mu arm Y. 4404.4w-m.m4t-plano, flotathWalii-bridsw, in this , •L nnro , on for bytt , TV WEONEKIIAT, tint Nth instant, „••: thy intreturr will proceed to an alletment • • 7.ntrtlial , or. former adrertisemmita and proopeettuirs, • tr had at the Company's odlors.—Biordm. JOHN WIit4TWOOD, Pecntary. t . t. t•pl 4 are, ', 4 outtiwark-biradge, London, J uno . 18611. 1 oN DUN and SUBURBAN LAND and Ctill4•Aki :Limittxl;. o. lUTA. l%whnn+d4ixer4,FC. g. i i ri'O Ir:t.YULisl RCENT.INTEREST. . bort n0t.... ; L I III: tEST. allowed en slues ot MOO and lamazda if f. th.a OM year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. fUeretary. - s!'Ll'L►L .4 J'llCll C i I.EI.ICAL, MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE •••T • RANCE moctErr. I.4ablislied MI ?„...." • on like IPartielpatlng fi•lslit before rOi 1.. /4,1441 rat Yee meat bonus to one ysiaa's „ later reenter... vete. .nel I ortnr. ca Proposal eat be obtained time any • it,. ut• : tot u. ,rxr.L CUTt.LIFFE. Actuary and @aerobia. , London. ....... 1:. NEARDES is instructed to SELL or SET • , tend TOWN 04TATEli. YA3IPIONS, sad ;•, •; - .1 end 1. nfurnanhed. situate in ppm !..I•. 11. slued, cnreen, button, Stratton, Own.* Ball r. • . ). 11.2, Clout., Bruton, Albemarle, unman. and . • • • I% , •cadUll rk•lenc. Mt. Oterne's.plate, Albert. I. - ..• lkekeley, OnatoW, and Hanover ..; . .• • • • ...b.!. lane Gaena, queen'agate and '; .... ; . • . •., et. ..fen-ace. llydeeparkAare. linden . . w . .. 1,.. N.ottiug.hlll Gorhsellgx:rdiz or. Eaton-plaor,_ Nor. . • • • -• • .t. pi., E.a.gor. 1, 1 lured, Asada, • p....• •—• • l',elt.iute, Cumberland, ewe/tele etiou . •• •• ••: r• , .• Viten. Ca Mogan, and Gelway.—Perteedera • - •• r • with OnlbrPlo flew, May be obtained, . " ... .. r .t ni. N.e. el end et. horeddly. L 11 I • • t;onvenient IttPlltit: to be LET . n elope to 000tion.—Apply to Kr. POOLE, 4 r . • Harrow, N. W. 1 A1:1 t. 1.1.-PARK, Mid-Kent Line, two -1 • s_ • IL Ladywell Mat ion.—OFAII-DETACHED ;t. 1:4 r.t .t.g.—Aprdr on the feesniaca as to XL : : : t. • LA% tili i • .-- A very convenient 8.E3L1 -DX ; • VILLA. snit rL44111. Oatdaa, to LEI% Vemtlaa._ •.. ~• Api4l to Mr. iNDSOIL. home atm* ...v.- 4 TIN. 4. 4u«.1.-4”.4-061.... E.C. 4 AItSII.\IJON. bealthiont *put Eaglaad.—A • pr rAVHF.D VILLA REATDEWCE to tar In the avw• h..: ~••• —Apply too tUr PIMILIMea. ur to Mr. MARTIN. 14,-• wr. I 1,1 • ---- -- SA 'PROFITABLE IN VESTMENTS.— SA Irnctr st, lu tn r, PQ Cent. per Annum on outlay., LIAMALISTR. • . informutlon and sole inrestronnte. should read iNnwrxx.vr crecuLta. (post free,' • Shen, owl ,h3focleattoo. 32. Poultry. i...n•lua, y.C. - • 3 1 O.N EY, iu large or moat atiusuusita, and for long prrioilu, with or without • life policy. readily ob. r,- hi. at th e KihIAL 4117ARDIAN ABB URA .I , IIIE WM. r if LtmAtd , 04. I.llowl-fitr.4. itinn•n•buiT, UNLY.-4:20 to 2600 ADVANCED imme cuately on furniture. without tumoral. publicarr, as lam Ray be num.] by easy in. talnieutr. No charge if deethie.l. orateauk 11 Wa _; fur Vo anti oror).—Apply personally at the Southtniptosiatnxt. Strand. W.C. Att. 1.e.., 1.1. ...news. Lc. I lEBTS VECOVEItiII) and CLAIMS PROBE • t•t"run y. i otrwkoaol liontlomork oc prortlor .n 4 ro . to r to, harp.. I tA. roodstor, upon . romollioioa of p • la. ~n for ame.unt rroorrred.—Apply for Address, or by •. 1 x:.. E C. I! A. MAMA!, PUBLIC ACCOUNTA.NT, ••• titTotioteo Partnerslups, audits and ••• - intricate accounts. egrets arrangements with -3 ' r-r. at WA:city. and prepares accounts for Court or . of !Levenson., la- Interest& and Annuities v . y lA:atom& In connection with LAU AIAU/51241, M 'PIN AN D WEBB are Itimalortureem. • J Ts• (.:011:1)44711LET and 71 and 11, COELVEILL. LONbON. - 1 , 1 1 Ali• N AND WEBB'S Lleatesos and APPIN . AND WEBB'S 17oetro Spoons nod Forks. 31111.P1N AND WEB ' B'S PTO iiiv - tV l'lN AND WEBB'S Patrnt bi!ver . _ . ( 111 I'lll4 !I )1 Vg INVINCIBLE" SAFES I "for nook' 114 Oth , ro ate only to be hod Prom •• • ie Chalks:* Maga of 30.0011 tram eat tr. Parte t. (Ns. non.trvt. f. salon. it•\ LOCKS, FIRE, and WEDGE ; 1:. eAt E —lt vouo Id:tot:tight., • good etrond.hand ~.r:-.1 P. to apply to JO/0. TANN. he hatlag aq_uaus. .4 e under the orignal priee.—Warte • - , "1., VC. • :( IN 1)- ITAN 1) FIRE I BUIBILAR-PBOOF •r A} ES - baiam red for tiriftltre Monthly .1 ser.... to imam. r. Man. Thomas Pen,. sad nous. Nostril, e. end eery • ranaent author. at about half tbe giro ....Or. A gintruldeo wit ell well, eaell. A large quantity of Taatt'a • i inns 10e. Apply to ORIFFITHP. 10, reawm-street. E.C. IrAMEE'S INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of solid m..bneot ~ re.t,/ noel. el both in tier and usethani-us o , Ise to n4;141314, Other of any warm Mirada. Prior, peeked and hoe on board, 4 Piro -fonts, M. 00.00. and 70 gainer. ini.Othquee, 0:.. 06. 0 0. and 5 Curls& no.tt.arre aft. long 9e, lie. and 110 gingen. turn-tiranta lift. gr. long:, 110 and 111/ =ara. 10.:, anti 103 CO Uh'AMElt ' S INDIAN PIANETTE, with folding tortab'e and convenient. while the touch end 1 . 01 , .11 • Int rosy. Mont nitrite thstrantenta haversack k,o• too,. I brougaut the tart; and a ootteiderable num. 6 , ..tteu op in men and greasier ships. Tree rit " A " 6 " 11. 'Limit.W. Rveut-sleet. W. nooreatfrotmet. %iIfIIWI.PPE's MALVERN SELTZER, stairera Water, so lase teletewted tor ' • [.... h. Ever) •.1 •, protected by a label. belle( 'wee and " Mae , ' • car re at I.ntidmi, Llverpool, Derby. Drfetel. It 014(.03,1!): SPA SELTZER. Yll I < A TV'R A.L SELTZER WATER • ..1 , n;: - bra: Sour ... et and ham the agrosalho • ..• •• • • py operthe et the true Seltzer, b uti, a, ze "•.! t". 4 , ..leferious compounds often toed in the • Ihuwall reports it, on aaalysis, as e• •••• 1 ror operable flavour, oisroibline the true - • ••• .• atah nor tool with et th ane'. LI:1 VI unite:, Reureezenuth. I ,„, (linnet...ld sad -otrert . 1. - •'• •s, 1 ,,, , ei I . 4 ;:N1...1.1, and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH ...,.., P A` l l • ' ^..3,"). "Helier te any Tooth Powder. tra y , the . 1 ' •• • ' t t.oarnta the 4411/01044 town decay, and •• • r z' z ree.h Pete. to ed.. PI Cu.'s PATENT TRI ' • %ICI 'N. r nral -in,. alt d HATR.ERT!RE. the latellfet • • ' ' •,..•-• wh , eh aveoznpltehee the twn operate.* •. ,• 1•••••••11u¢ Rt.V per Thaws, 1• •• K. g.• I enn1 . .••••1 , ..w.t. `'A 1)4 )(is WITH XALDIRE'S '71*.1 T . • 1. rof ell Vhezni-l•. , • • • .1 ~.}. t!..• liglit• at eyed eornl , rt• • t.• .‘... , 1...• t•.. merkiier, K eeeeetz, &•••• for • "•Io • st • . :a ...... it :I-. It{4WAV 4 , J. 1 ,4:• &••.,• • • • '• • • , •••1 • :nze‘ifacturefl l/y ARNOLD ' ' • • •. • • • ..1.,: - wardeL An ex- firEEN'S THENITA Long-use.Aff Rt. W. H. Lamon.—TElB EVENUIO at MARY 1.1nw.4 by WATERP. Diromm. Wigan. (3. Wyndham. Pinner', Ir.. Mr.damm Wigan and MR? Mame. To onteltate with K 22.1. YOI R LOCKER lar. J. L T.vds. MR. BF.NRDICTII GRAND MORNING CON CERT. St. Jamen'whall,BATlTllDAT. June fn. OIL NATIONAL ASISEMBLY ROOMS. 218, MA nolburn.-71.• most oncions end Intlllantlipdonststodl3. rums and Um bow bawl In London. OPEN to CONCH wad DAWT.`444 EMT EYENTN44. Molest Thmentsr. Kr. W. K Parker. Opra at lart , ram a: eirro .t it A knotralnn. ROYAL ALILLILBRA PALACE—Three B.n.u. Promenade ()omen. Bawl of 110. Begin at S. la Moz-otra. , own ••• t. ALEXANDRA PARK RACES, 1868, will take plans on TUTTPDAT, June 110, and 'WZDNESDAY. Jul) 1, under the N•wainatat Rolm Theoestet. yin t. tr. 11. 1 1t war ee l U. Payne, rsi • Yr. J. F. MASI. Jodie. Ili. .7. F. Verrall, " The Ilkillyorrioa," Dessnarb4dll, R. Melt al tho (name sad 41.1roieolon to the Park, One I lfos itaudi = adailwika to the Graaf Naafi (whath la Oa loosest meet . eammedloso la Ms Inr.adow. Its. awl. or lle. to the two days. Priwito Somas is the *hand naiad to We tour say be seenrod at 12 extra for lath dor. sad Stalk at Its ata for site Way, by 12 1 := to the Clerk at the Carse. se to the tionaral Illasaser, alace. bilainrall.hll N. No Lammas allowed RtA~~ll. The The Ilariv Duke et Newest*. ais at= the Earl of W an d — oo;vr — iiito — ja - e;royta. Fun &tags se to epeeist trains end ether pertionbire Ist/I be duty en tolm=o. ''' ''' ''' . rensrany mem the right ed redwing baldrics to eny peyote they tigeh proper. GRAND cum and XIOSTAURANT Regenteteeet, still eentinnee to be limited by (me ody. The grandest ertablahment in Landon. Renowned toe ate falMeTior eaolchr vines. and honors ad the Reset brands. Code( ► setrontons. Mei& and Foreign senwepoes. Contort • roloonr. IDe Nang nineonsible prior. Ten Mier& D. 01.8. Pa *envier. A LEXANDHEE 001.13 PRIZE MEDAL ITARKONIUMIS say be soon la all varieties for Itteetturoh, illauvring. w and cottage. trots II to 1110 e t . at {be ()sty oroter. owl Ws 40. ti for LAJ.P4.44 at the Wholesale Prior—OßA& /MOTT and CO., Rt. Paul's, t o igg iod.. ardy purebred in Ma:minder stew worth Of ellierier at an deemed reduction in peke. which the, hare mantitactudd, and will sell dnztng the week as follows Canieroles, treat Old. Handsome. tribod skirts, 1 , . lid. Csnieroler trimmed Lacy 2e. ed. I Petticoats with insertion, ie. lid. espies, trimmed week, 20.61. Trifled l'ettionita, with work, 3 Ma' Drawers, Ird. M. lid. wilt, trimmed lace. Is. eid. Trifled Ntobtocom, St ed. ezrzre, with work, la lid. Nightgowns, with doh work, ' Cherakes. la. Md. 3ti 11d- Clattelera, trimmed Lea, Is. Sid. I The Dander Night Drove, So l Id. ink., with work, Is. 111 d. The Oebens* Night 11,1. Tett.onsis, "nth 7 teaks, 2s. lid. Morning Wei. form 74 IN. Perot for the adebreted Perfumed Cometu— Moss repro kenos lto &dans ter load' er, post tree. CHAR ANOTT (eard 41 end M. M. Pad's. E LEGANT 8_ RING - SILKS. PATIBILNB POW PR Japa.wa. Silks, 13e. ad. Black Glace SID.., 1 guinea. Strived Jayaneee, lea. Id. Black tiros tirarn. Ll Is. ad. Chews Japanese. I 'druid. Black Oros de Londres, 11 du 'Venni Ladies' SW LI fin Cd. Black Circe de Sues, LI Mt. WE Frencis Check Milks, guinea. lila.* tiros de Lyon, 2 anias. Jacquard Japans... LI Ita. dd. Black Um Re., 24 dentinal'. • LerFurey Silks, guineas. Black Corded Mks, 3 guineas. i ch rliun Glaoe Silks, 12 3a. Black Moire Antiques, L 2 Ns. Id. French Satins, LS I/la. ad. Black Morning Silks, 1 en. Rich Moire Antiques, 12 IN. Id. Black J Mks. Li di. dd. Wedding Silks, 2 guineas. Black Satins, 2 guinea... Clue Hundred and Orly Engravings of Fa.Wona Free. The largest Jacket and Cornelia Show Rooms in England. CHAR. AMOTT and Co.. 61 fit St. Pool'.. JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES.- During th• week we shall anew • loge eneeetment tot kbeim beautiful dews fabrics; fn elionee and geed in all nolnisro, A, 1101. for 11 to. Pekterne poet tree. ._ -- PRAM. AM mpg . al pod P.urf. _ . . MMIN IFICbIiT Ilitietntz itutsr.d.--sPE CIAL AMC/TT . and 01.. St. Paul% will SELL. THU DAT. NS Mai TIYaMOILE War* anbraidand TIM Naar, arlainally It Evince. la bar an hs tr ia. Maimu Ihsta. all KHAN d. etiziwk. Drag anaa nag* at a:Mar. O AMOTr and Co fd and a. St Pant A. 15,000 NMI/ tintlNU _ . 2s. Ild. dram to 3 ga in Muslin, Alpaca. &Llama Cloth. lam, Grenadine. &a Patton= post !roc. CHAS. AM(Yrr awl Co.. II anti It St. Pool's. XA CHET/3 for from ROMEX - ADE. .g 9 IA 9 The Onasiellsi. i 6 Th. Amenil.... 1 15 .9 4 The Softens .... 2 v. The Manus thelMThe Hugess ee. 4 guineas.. ie are the leading Novel es of the Benson. Oise Hundred and Yifty Ezi,graringr. Dust tree. rastvaiges tt: K Was of Übe Weser drake. .me laiiesi sod Show4merna is England see all CHAa MOOT! . el &IA IL OIL Pour& 1,4.44.4 ,LICOr The New }Unix.) The Isidore Ls R•Su. The Ramp wont The D. unievee rt: 2 5 0 16 6 _ 8, sliELeriNtis, and 41E1e2 DRAPIGRY, EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.— CFI Ml MCAT and On., Oa Pears. will SELL daring June__ ,g 9 010 wot tit of the alstect at a groet rod= for oa th . This I. lathed and alesap lot of - genuine drapery that has boor %doted for Palo sinew the outbreak of the rebellion us the Perathern Modes of Amerira. We quote as under a few lots :-4100 *err of good long cloth. worth will be sold at 9s. 1111. per dosr n; him Mecca of hoar cloth. suitable for nightgowns. Origi nally wt. rd.. are all marked lla Ild. per doses; removal hundred - Myers of One Horror-kW and India lotagclothe, worth 7e. td.. will be dean d out at la Old. per dome ; • large lei of sal linen glees clo th s ern Le sold ea le. o±4. per twolvo poems—these roods are very away ;pMss sloths at Ist. 414., is. 114., end W. Pd., worth more than double lb.' money ; 1.500 pairs of stout cotton lament, originally is, Id., will be sold at 4. ILL per pair: a large lot of settee sheets, e4ghty inches wide, will be sold from lls. 114. to Ma Id. pre pair pairs of bum sheets, all lima, will be sold at 71. 116 per pair, worth ler. Gd. : Mout linen thoets, laths Na., at 10a. Id., lea 9d., and lia. Oct. worth from lit AL to 30a ; down of towellinga in various makes, are marked la 4 1 d. and 7a. 6d. per damn, worth Va. rd. and Mt. ; 5441 down very heavy. all medical robber WIMP. usually sold at IM. Id., will be sold at 10s. Ild. per dower. ; 2.003 dorm of good nursery diaper. will be sold as M. fled. per 11 squares; 1160 demo eery heavy, an limn,, for to 11d.. worth Pr. Id. ; magnineent double damask table cloth% two Tres square, 4s. 11d. ; lOU large dm, to .line 14 nervous, worth 7.1 a., will be sold at 10e. 470 dorsi, en linen, reel Hanle,' damask dinner napkins, worth Pc 9d. for M. 11d. per deem; 000 damn in estia !ergo Pees, worth I4s. , for 7a 11d. par death ; 1,900 dome of ormbrie handkerchiefs. all hum will be sold at la 94d. per deem; several hundred good heavy bel c kaithr at half their lost 01 production. Baniples forwarded on of Mantra. A MOTT sod al and Pt. Taut's. London. ALI'ACAS EXTRAORDINAit Y. CHAS. AMOY? aad CO.. St. Aura, will SELL, Ma do), 1 - ;.000 yards of pure ALPACAS. in various oakum, .t Std. p yard, watt 1%. Pl. new. seeds ary of Moo _quality. and arar • yard yid.. Pattern. post free.—C/IAB. Amarr sad OD, u and It St. AUER, b 444.11. SHERRY One Guinea per Dozen, Pale o r widen, Imported diesel from Jeramtboberrordera. Dort sad delicate. tree trona unnatural glint or acidity. arid largely ma mma as a dinner Witie.—Troms mak and carriage paid by the importers. mid eUNiI, 4412. Wag Masao. Penn Inds post tree. flu) PORT, 245. per Down, imported direct sw9 6. n 5 man Oporto (Sawlemon's ' `, full diad sad fruity, bighly rrtrmicamded for tai alias reg • a ganuiDeadd autritious wize.— Tama ca.ll, and torrid,* paid Ow importers, PITT " NUN as SONS. UP. West dtraoil. Ilata or samples f a:- mud d spat. oil applUatiaa. KI/sAHAN i 4 LL WHISKY. DUBLIN SCLHIBITION. MIL Thls ro)01 - J11144 old WHISKT stained the DLTBLIN PklZfr: MEDAL—It is pun. mUd. mellow. delicious, ed very whoiridene. loM in bottled. &I. each, at the retail hen. ain Leaden; by the agents in the principal town. In Enathrel ; or wheledsle at I, d Great whicbrat.vee, London. W.—Observe th e ern era' awl cork breaded ~K anahan'a LL . ha glll3 CULTIVATION of TEA in the icauTtrln-liei 1 boa now become an important feature. Glnoe the istroilm bon of Assam Tits, nearly 40 years ago, Um EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY havi, on sirrount of ha mot strangtb and exquisite gamut, pronioteu iu. tisk by erg IDOSOX. Th• T. Distriets, then t organs:, to rpm Amain, have mutually extended. sad Ti.. from other parte et • India aso averring. ems (diming i i r earisitles. The Compan am now Asaam, ()what% go., at Irani y led. So la Id. per lb.. and fiklna Tema as ,—Waree Lamm, N.. on ne a tIP. Gross O tion ß Hdanau . burcinyard, Blampspkto. Pries Ism to COE/dieloB GREAT BAG wAREHOUsE, r. Ludgate&hal B AGS ' - -- - THAVELLLNG BAGS, Hand Bags, Courier Be" Cos_t_ltairaßriff Bar, Waist Bass, Work Bop, hose AL to Cla OURBALICII Brea& Des Wesse, i7, Ludt atr-hill, Pt. Vann _ _ TIBESSING CAKES irWalnut and Coromiliaal -M." Wood, Woreoro. arid Bad Leather, for liaise sad tisettlestrn, with MA or sad Ames fittings, trots Ts ad. so L7r. TiESPAT-CH--- BOR.EB and WRITING CASES is neeeA witty, Hose ie. i le 00, a& 0011XACKII GSSAT BAG WA rfl4ol. Sll.l R. Ludnow-tiiil. London. CROQUET. AJET. — CORMACICK—Prioe per met, 13e., lna. 111.. Vie., fun, Gs.. Ga. fx. Ns. Dhuilmeiediresiese with each cm, d livered. carriage_ _WA to Si yen station on neaipt of a nal/Mare. by UMIXACIC BAo==. Manafeeta Ludest.-01U. London. J _ OILKSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA =ray tad BLACICLEAD MILLS. Im sad Mean fa.Reuee. M 4 to Illoamasable of orazione. Lausitz-rm. KR Jurixs4 )1 4 1, ILOFFEY, and Co.'s VICTOPTA KNIFE POWIVER, an and la her 11Calastv's basemhold.— Sold even abet.. In taw N.. 1... •w.. am, :II vt Sd. inaketa. _1 (JENSON ,UkTEY. and Cu..' SILVER ...IF WITH'S POLISH ,Dosamoreurlan, for doming sod fobiar Moor. than 1110".iIw. soo•filo. kn. JOHNE‘ON. ISOFFEY. and Co.'s itiLCEL.'4lO$ FtIIMTVAB MUSH. sold M+. JOHNSON. }COFFEY. and Ca.'s EMERY CIOTIT. GLASS cLOTtf, NIFF4tIC aa4 ULAN PAPE& y._ ,•I V.. COAL.- 01 , X)k015 J. UtICKEHELL and CO. P•4l only. Ors es. —9l T 111; f+ It'ilidohl)l4 are 114,W DM. c•.axh.— -M.r. F. _ F.CHALAZ. No. 12. Coal.oeleo. OIL PSIVT44 IA The CLAI CitoSB COMPANY .i,ry &rt. t from tl Fir eta rh, at (*fay t'ayt..—Th maul i• Wit ILL& 2.1 a, per tne ; wrnw 111 r m n. • • Iry • rHIEF OYFICE". 13 111:1ZW000.plAcE, A1111.11 , A 7% I, IJL1711) )),)oliewl lomh—,:cor ter Clary lea) , h uppri6v , )4 66! ti,.. 1.1.1) ....taw), Marse•s•ia MIA th•• I. It TVIII" V 14 - A . ..lb . ••, :1)* I. 1, 1;011Vb•ei!.., ti,s3t. MI I ill** • :‘,61 146 I) 16 .1 not; A. tit fox 6161)61)P- 6 , 66), , it , )) • Iv. .6 4 1 .) t..• 1...! id ,1•13i:110 7% litintsb6.— l. Olt ' fr) :6 • ) I )6 r• i.t.. Voni l -6.126 et, 1.666:)!..”. and ••!...m.at .; v THE ART of SPENDING MONEY.--To make wavr le a nnivenal desire, mad the art of /wending it wisely rarebit bet tittle study to raider is squally ustivereal tau thtt money mired is meaty made, consequently it is of the ainiat imported** that a pinhead should adopt th. ..OUR 4 advantageous method of expendiag it. Than who win ply read: ianbey Aoki a rent power; moo they mimed obtain the fan value whiek it naturally commands mime they seise I helms In wig* Laminas. ti cvnidiwted on ready mosey ersapipice cixtduaivelg. The kern competition beeves houses of this order promote suivuotor • to the public width no other memo ems offer. The exclusive ready money system is to buy with, se wfdl se to ail ter resdyinoaey. Manufacturers and gotrotiants are attioeted to homes ea that muse, and dimes, el to these finis the gams anrnomlotiona and ovreloodsetkona of epode which moat 16 86/1 at a loss. Thus rho buying power of the read, csociey oysters steaks the warehouse with a large partata of its goo& at lower wires than the east of iwortnetica, and farms the nisi ed the twee mot elements which eocatittite the selliag power of the readyriry oyetria. The second @lenient is the avoidasise of lowa. N ew est is given. essimermitly no extra emits ale required to cover bad debt& The third einem% la the eisia•MY of time. leo abatemegts are made, conaentunitly no smote of time 'to sageswint to esttie the wine, which is wrier upon arab &Wale to plain figuact ; otherwias it would minis* the aflame of Wee rmee Om window of arwhoninet lo de 110 woe amount of bushier. To add ext= 00 "Immo 6$ wont aft • aroomst. making an 6 :b Of in SUOWIMINI, IS delliam the Mena of a USN, WS the m tone ready4sonwr mem •e . Duri inng twentytwe yaan thatabors stmaAksan _earned t. the arsell aavaidaell of al by arr. clout Wises, ',drama easa. Ludeatr•ba. RAW:MX BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.— •-. The Ns* us, $l6. feu. rbt. 45u, Ws. ; the watatoo•ta, 7.. 14=hs ; r utp... bcomsera, .11a. les.. 17s. N., Du. so,. *& Melly asie the ta stock for on Mos. or made to emmemn. pate -41idenkam Rouse, No. 110, Lod e: SUIT COMPLZTE, 4b. SUIT COMPLICIT, Ms. SUIT COMPLETE, MM. SUIT COMPLETE, 75e. SUIT COMPLETE, 81e. SUIT OOMPLEI 'E, 89s. SAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT WITS. F.- , The anode, Ma, Mt, Me. Me, (13.., the erstetoosto, ar. M dd.. Ile., Ito, lin, the trams, Ito Id.. 2M.. Stn. re. Even style and law kept In stock for Inunediote neo, or mods to asseaue. Poltava poet tme.--Ityderdtant House, Wo.M, Ludgate bill. SUIT COMPLETE, 698. SUIT 0011PLICM, 73e. SUIT COMPLETE, 80e. SUIT COMPLETE, Ws. SUIT COMPLETE, 105 s. SUIT COMPLETE, 116.. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITt3- 14 -- , no mats, Sln., 3111., 43e.. 411 e.. 555.. 6a ; the voistoosna, to 411.. lie.. lb.. 140, La: the *einem 17e. M., lbs , Ile , 161 , See. SIP Every style end slam kt In etnek tor irentedlato use, or reads to 1116111111411. Tstterne post free. Elydenham Rouse, SO, Lailesto hin. SUIT COMPLETE, hes. BUTT COMPLETE, 1395. SUIT COMPLkILE. 806. .• SUIT COMPLETE, &IL QUIT COMPLETE, 975. • 1 t;OMPLETE, 110 s. SAMTJEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS. **et., K. leo el.. 111 e.. 14e.. 1.. M.: the leaf:deceit" 4.. 4.1., em. 6d., 4.., b.. Om , es. • the trousers, S.. M.. Ts. ts.. 11e.. 12 n 6 d, I Se• Even style end die kept at.* for lomaxerilase use, 'e nu* to aisseas. Pears poet toes.—Sydoelion Bosse. SO, Ladrete4dU. SUIT COMPLETE., is.. SUIT COMPLETE, 21s. SUIT COMPLETE, 24e. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 3i. SUIT COMPLETE, 4fas. SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL SEASONS, Ea. I. Ns.. UP.. as.. Oa Messy at aid style In stork for imimmullate oda The Stunner Overcoat at Es., %east with eft, is a womdsr of vain* for the money. Every style promptly made to masseurs. Potions poet tees. 60, Lodestar LPL /STEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTM.E.- 43 nano the beetle of 37 being Portion@ of brio* tarsi rerramett the fashineable and meet teeming Clothing tor all ogee and oecneiene. The Hoek contain& the prlceog each alas, and new role. far self niesseint and la nowt peon fret for Az stamina, deducted how a pareharnit-411YUIL 1120'THEBS, Marehant TN Hem B,denbata Howie, De. Locionito4ol. IVIMEY, TAILOR, A. it, ivr.NrwrßemontErr. Ise, iNbarl arrE t zi llszk•lam, Frrfl2 l lo 111A4,ste Chanty:. THE WPMEROWN CITY TAILORS, in, COHNHILL, Ostyak* Piarti-huar. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTY= sad CO.. DYERS ►ed CLEANERS, boatload. Dassaadoly: 44. Lansaarakaare; Roast-otrost, Oraoanowaroare. VAEPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattreaa Purify- INC tlnste Winn e OEM and Denvatir Dyeh . with every a.- e i r = m of loearhln g , cha ng ed moderately. and brou g ht to mast MfOorn 1 41•• Stara lieneebbet and Dyeing Com mr /o, 17. 1u rt med. City.road. and 471, New rftfordetreet. V'.4 .Idlt edam mien la., pout trv*, for 12 ntaguruk . WINE GUIDE. practim lknife on T i t Purslane sad Sanagwasat of Foreign Wines, their 1110 c_ 'T. amt a rnmpinim Clatilesso of a ll thaw In proosat _ ► ZILADNIIILIC C. Yates 01 . 00131blidgel and How, 11, Paternmt,r4m., London. A newly-constructed aerial machine, by Mr. Hodgman, of Dublin, was totally destroyed at the Cheater BeiNay station, owing to ywntaneous combustion, just as it was proceeding to lirrdfori for animas during the Whitsuntide holidays. Mr. Caswell, who pomessm a per fleet of balloons, was applied to, and proceeded by retrrn train to Yorkshire, just in time to mnke two flag ascents, and prevent publics disappointment at Peel-park, Bradford. INIMIDED VISIT OF LORD DERBY TO THE CITY. - The nit 'Doris) window, preeentsd by the operatives of Lan- CPeliTO to the Corporation of London, as a memorial of the aid rendered by the citizens of London during the period of the cotton famine, is now being put in at the nst end of the Guilaell, and an early day will be named for opening it in the premence of Lord Derby, the trea surer of the fund. Tar TRINITY CORPORATION.—This day being Trinity Monday the Hon. Trinity Corporation will hold their annual court at the Trinity House, Tower-hill, and re-elect hie Royal Higbee,* the Duke of Edinburgh, LO., master; and Captain Arrow, d ep uty of the corpo ration. The Elder Brethren in proem- Oil to the neighbouring church of St. I:K . 7 °W e, Hart-street, e here the usual service for the occasion will be per formed. The annual banquet of the corporation has been pouttoned until the return of his royal highness, the muter, from Australia, which is expected about the 20111 inst. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and other royal pereonegea, with her Majesty', ministers, and the honorary members of the corporation, will be in vited to the entertainment, which will be one of more than usual into:yet. The Elder Brethren have already adopted cocongrctuler3 addressee to her Majesty and the Duke of Edinbu. The rgh arrangements for the grand review of eehaAteeee by her Majesty the Queen on the 20th inst. in Windom-park are at preload ineompletz, and mud neces sarily n main so natittlie number of volunteer's interalian to 1 e pnatut shall have beau ascertained. As today is the lint day tired by the War-ollioe for the reception of apili‘atoos, those corps which have not yet sent in Aso, Id do so at once. Me orraagunaento as to the route to he taken by the volunteer and others, and their dis position ou ernval at the review pound, amen the hand , of Mak r-Genersl F. H. Seymour, the deputy-ranger of Winds or-park. The Mayor of Windsor (Mr. Wellman), on receiving a sketch of the arninguments, will in molietely convene a meeting of the Inag . etratos in el emirs nes to the arrangements within tcc temu. Tlcr con min arat will be under the eupurinteud.eur: u: Mr. W. H. amnia J.l'.. the quurtermaster of the Winders ',dan t... re. It Las already liken &aided by the Mayir of Wiwi lair hat tl e tiessal &h:rilay market shall be held on Frs dar, the 19'b inst. ale, , ,pas fr. In the Pariß Exhibit,iim have ) ail L.a ?lOU, ..f ilw rbrat dortrtnientat J. W. b. r r's •n t. /4111 to the It-L-tre of Wa:aa, B ort. Ido t. rtt,oun r•ztort • and rti , e list .A 4.1. att. ow at., LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1868. INTILLIGF2WE FROM ABROAD. (TXUTE37:II rnsawat.) AUWIILLt. ____ VIEICNA, Ju 6. At to-sina sitting of the Lower Howie of the Reich/wadi the debate upon the finances was resumed with • ftnel speech from the reporter of the majority. The rn.noe Iturister, Dr. Broil, said that the deduc tion from the coupons proposed by the government was finally fixed by them at a figure rendered necessary by the increased burden resulting to the country from the agreement with Hungary. The proposal of the minority Was the extreme limit to which Jaskol) would ellow the administration to go. The minis ter cautioned the house against adopting any nt 111011•117*. If the house pronounced against the pro arty tax, the government would not Weld upon it. It woafi however, in that ease, bring in bilk for the increase pf the taxes in the comes of the swim; and bilk for the reform of the system of taxation would at any rate be broniAt in at the autumn session. Prinestearke Auersperg, the Minister President, declared that the_' rograe of the govenunentoraa and would be to maninhaet the capability of the Rude to meet its engessekintei The government earnestly desired that the -of the majority. 'stet not be adopted. The t r otr at alitild 'uphold the honour of the state, and not Infikt Waxy upon the reputation of their country. Thu aerial debate upon the proposed unification of the public debt was then cemasenoed. A motion to refer the question back to the committee was rejected. I rincerCsaioe Anersper t r, the President of the Ministry. emphatically declared that should the proposals of the majority of the committee be adopted by the house, they would net be carried into execu ti on by the present govern ment. -- en a &vision, the prepocal, of the majority were re j,rl ed. The &Imelda proposal of the minority, to _which the gove rn ment gave ita ailment, wee then itirel by a imp mojority in the fallowing form :—•• All the different drccriptlbtui of the fended general date debt, excepting tie lutta3t loans of 1864 and 1860, and the loan of 1864, will be ',inverted into a 6 per cent unified debt, the inte rest to boor an impost of 16 per cent., which figure carrot be inerilited." - Edna N►poleen was resolved at noon to-day by the Emporia& and ►emained with his Majesty three-quarters of an Mk. The Blinn received Baron Waist thin morning. The diplomatic dinner in honour of the Prineo took rime to.day at the Fi eueh Eintrawy. laud his Imperial Highness and Baron Beust will dine with the Emperor at Bchlinlareoa to-morrow. " • NORTH GERMANY. • 8ER.1.11 4 1, Juttit 6, Evturrivo. The Chancellor of the North German Confe deration has moved in the Federal Council that the Fe siding power should be authorised to open negotiations with Greet Britain, and subsequently. with other mari time rowers ' including the United States of Ame ri ca, for evtablirblingan international system of ship mecusnrement on the brie of the English . The committee to which tbie motion was referred has adopted it with the toodifleelson that the proposed system should be based upon themal principle instead of the English tonnage. BELGIUM. • AN"rwmp, Juws 7. Tbe rafted States war vessel' Mender/we has arrived here. admiral Farragut is still hers; but will probably leave foe Brussels to-morrow. • THE NETHERLANDS. • • THE HAGUE, Zons A. It if, po.i* dated that M. Roast von Lim burg Ma been appo in ted Minister for Foreign Affairs. • A 111388 LIN AMNESTY. ST. PETER.IBURO, JUWE S. An inipe,tial ukase has been issued, granting an amnestyovith certain restrictions, to all foreigners de tained us Merit'. They are to be conveyed abroad, and will notbsparsatted to return to Russia: Moreover, those Pole' , in &bens who are undergoing a term of punishment of less than 20 years are to be allowed to return to their hi mess. AMERICA. Orr Andomp TZLIKULATI4 211:101761i warra's mem.) NEW YORK, Jules 6. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Teutonia arrived out at 11 a.m. to-day. The National Company's steamship Viriis also arrived cut to-day. The steamers leaving to-&y for Europe take out 926,000 dole. in specie. Closing prices :—Gold, 1391. Starling exchange on London, 1101; 5.20 United States Bonds (1882), 1121 ; ditto (1886), 1101 ; 10.40 United States Bonds, 106; Illinois, 153); Erie, 691. Cotton: 'diddling Upland, Mt. Petroleum : Standard white, 31. Flour F..thu. State, 9 dole. Corn: Old mixed, 1 dol. I*. According to Mears. Neil's report, the week's receipts of cotton at all ports have been 4,000 bake, and since the Ist of September, 2,107,000. Week's exports to Great Ellitsin, 3,000 bales; since the let of September, 1,207,000 bales. No exports to the con tinent this week ; since the let of September, 438,000 bales. Total exports since the Ist of September, 1,645,000 bales. Further exports, of any consequence, improbable for five months. Stock at all ports, 140,000 balm FRANCE, (Taos ors ows- min)._ PARIS, tiarnanar Femme. Preparations are already making for the pro ductic n in Paris of a melodrama of " thrillin g interest," of which Theodorna will be the hero. Mies Menken is engaged in the part of an Amazon. The sale of M. Cleeinger's statues and models yesterday, comprising in all forty-one works of art, produced 111.815 franc. The prieee were by no means high. The "Triumph of Ariadne" was knocked down for 21.300 francs. The Death of Lucretia brought but 1.5,600. A Roman bull was purchased for 6,000. Ledru linllin was sold for 62.5, and Prince Napoleon for only 220. The com parative value in public estimation is hard upon the secret am ba ssador now on his way to Con stantinople. A horrible scene occurred on June 1 at the As, ize Court of &bates, in the Charente Inferieure. A M. Degras. a person of respectable family, who for several years had been a receiver of taxes, with a salary of 7,000 fr. a year, was put upon his trial on a charge of forgery and embezzlement. After a long investigation the presiding judge props aided no less than 103 questions to the jury. Upon the first 92 of these the jury returned suc cessive verdicts of " not guilty ;" but when the Clerk of Arraigns put the 93rd question the answer was guilty. Thereupon the prisoner drew forth a razor, which he had oonoealed in one of his boots, and cut his throat with it so badly that he fell senseless and covered with blood into the arms of his two counsel. A cry of horror rose from the audience. The prisoner was removed to • hospital, and in his absence a verdict of guilty was delivered upon the remaining ten counts of the indictment. The court passed a smarm* of five years' imprisonment, and sent an officer to read the sentence to the prisoner in the hospital. The unhappy man is in a desperate state, but the carotid artery is not divided, and the surgeons yet hope to do him the bad service of saving his life, and enabling him to undergo his sentence. At the Bourse to-day the Rents atta'ned a higher quotation than has boen seen sin:* the upward movement sot in. At one moment 71 was quoted. The closing prioes were 70.75 for catch, and 70.80 for sooount, with a rise of 30c. and 350. Italian rose 10c. ; Credit Foncier, sc. ; Mobitier, 41.2 a; and Compt.air d'Eacomite, in which theru was a 'waked anuveweatt, 17.50. • A correspondent of the .ttlua forwards a local rape'. which !loser - 110os the attractions held forth by the booths at some rarer. intently hold at Wy.. In esters( instance- these consisted of skeletons: and, in one came, the tate, eat was heightened by the announcement that the remain.. were those of cue Of illy victims of the elcricon irell explosion. CESSTA LPAL AVE.-- The InrrialJapanese troupe givelwo forewoll perforauttioes a the Cry-shit Palace this day and tosmoirnw, at half-past unc. the Millet by the Pariff. and other amusements at four. Alth myth the Japanese can only appear on these two days, the haat will lo continued on liVednesday and Thursday. THE Quint.— -This illustrious lady has ever been t •• r LCI yoeronr.me of the rat: mail tte. t ler honour by her szact!on wholoto, t..rl .. t . lottO t !AI rtt curie tr. Her Majeety has knit isle r.ree.ltl a it. of tt.at .hens cry of a. !nowt& .ad Row , 044' 3; ay: ow-y. itn.yr•tottly Mr/witted for the srowttl leer tr. rectal Lou.an hats —..to:vs•rtat,wert.] ELECTIO.V INTELLIGENCE. - ---•-- - • HACYNXT.—In the prospect of a dissolution the electors are beginning to bestir themselves. There are four candidates in the field, all liberals, but holding dif ferent views on eedegastical questions. Mr. Butler, M.P., and Mr. Charles Reed are the resident candidates; Mr. Homer, of Woodford. and Mr. Wilma of Kensington, are alto in the field. Mr. Tyasen Amherst haw leen named as a conservative candidate, but no address is ferthcoming. LAMBI:1 H.—Mr. Thomas Hughes will stand for election entirely on the voluntary principle. his committee undertaking to meet the whole of the nem-eery expended. WzarmtwevEn.—lt is said that the friends of Mr. Mill, M.P., will again propoiee him for Westminster under conditions aim: to thee° adopted at the last general election. FJYYSIIIRE.—Mr. Boyd Kinnear has issued an address to the electors of the county of Fife. His own. pmci he states are ton well known in the county to need detailed exporifion, and are, in brief, thorn of the eaglet and advanced section of the liberal party. ing reforms in political institutteue, in the legal= the AMOCO" the administration of the army and navy, and many of our social arrangements. BERYSIIIBE. -The address of Mr. John Walter to the electors of Berk' has bean !allowed by a joint address from the three tronservative memben, weq while regret ting that the bauquillita of the sansity hes been disturbed at this early period, offer themselves for re.ellaioA. PTtEFTON.—Lord Edward Howard, who will lose his seat at Arundel through the disfranchisement of that borough, is mentioned u a candidate for Preston, where the catholic interest is very strong. Captain the Hon. F. A. Stanley . and Si, Thomas Heaketh, both couaervatives, are the sitting members. Lm.---The liberals of this town have formed an aseendion for the maintenance and dissemination of liberal opinions in the borough. Sir T. F. Burton, the pre seat littered sitting member, will stand again. The rej remota tion is at present divided between Lord Stanley and Sir T. F. Burton, but the conservatives threaten a emend candidate in the person of the Hon. R. Rourke. GULLIIIOItD.—It is believed that Mr. G. Onalow, the present liberal member, will not offer himself for re election. In anticipation of this event, the names of Mr. Fredeick Peel, the /lon. Anberou Herbert, and Mr. Evelyn, who formerly represented the county, are spoken of as g e ntlemen from whom a candidate will be selected by the liberal party. Mr. Garth will again offer himself in the interests of the conservatives. and as parties in the borough an. very evenly balanced, thin will be a severe fight for the seat. - NoETti t3rirffins.—h is widerstood that Mr. Ingham will not offer himself at the nest election for the representation of this borou gh. LI NCASIDRE (WEST DERBY DIVISION).--It ap years to have been arranged that Mr. R. A. Cross, bar rister, formerly member for Preston, and at present chair man of the gunner sessions, will be brought forward by the col 'motives, in conjunction with Mr. Marius Tumor, the present conservative member, in opposition to a,. Right Bon. W. E. Gladstone. STANFORD.—No candidate has yet appeared for the Feat at Stamford, vacant through the accessiou of Lord Inseam to the peerage. At the diesolution of the prment parliament, Stamford will return only one repre sentritiA e. Sir J. C. D. Hay, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, is the remaining ratting_member. 014 SGOIr AND ABERDEEN (UNIVERSITIES.—The report which we quoted on Satwday frost the North British Pally Nail, to the effect th a t Mr. Andrew Halli day DWI would offer himself for the representation of tilasgow and Aberdeen Universitiee, is correct. Mr. Duffs Foams or support are of an encouraging character. EAST WORCESTERSHIRE. —Since the defeat of Mr. Leiden, his agents have been canvassing in Dudley the doubtful liberal, and conservatives, and those electors who remained neutral durum the recent contest. It would 'pp( ar from this that Mr. Lastett really intends to come dere Ba rd again at the general election, and court another feat. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PENNY. .V.EWSP.APIa PRESS FU.V.D. The annual dinner in °mutation with thio fined 'was given at WASP's Rooms. St. James' e-equara rot Saturday evening. His Royal Meiners the Duke of Can aan:lox presided , and emoort the oonipea7 wore hie • Royal fighness Prince Cristian, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, lAird Houghton. the Marquis of Clacricardo, • tordWillisin Lennox, Lord Pearls''', Lord W. HAY, Y- '. ; lord R. 'Amason Gower, it:. Newdesnla M.P. • Field-Manhal General Sir J. Bergoyne, G.C.8.; Genera l Knollvs, K.C.B. ; Lord Truro, Lient..General Air J. Near- • ktt, Viscount Templetown, Earl Vane, Mx. P.S. Wrid hem, M.P. • Lord Peveasharo, General Sir J. MM-nna, M.P.; SW Edward Cust, Mr. lease Holden Mr. Jchn Hardy. M.P.: Mr. E. Akroyd, M.P.• Mr. Sheriff- M•Arthur, Sir William Mitchell. Captain Sherard Osborn, Mr. E. J. Reed. Colonel Sykes, M.P . : • Mr. 3. M. Grant, Mr. H. G. Bohn, Colonel Daallia , Mr. Gruntieen, Mr. Arthur Helpe, Dr. W. H. Russell, Mr. red. Strange, Mr. . Thomas Page, Cs.: Mr. Maoism, M. Oteitave Doak, Mr. Julius Banter, Mr. Hollingheand. and Mr. Boyce. The usual loyal toasts having teen drank with des bosoms. The royal enemies, in proposing the toad et the .flacoess to the Newspaper Press read," mid— I am at the bead of one of the gnat amebas el she state which is not connected with party paiffiles, bat which takes that seismal interest in the inatitarsons of the ands- . try which every citizen of the Pate ought to take • ant come here this evening to prove, as far as heir in my power, that the army and the a ffi liated institutions whi ch we have toasted do take an interest In this matter. It is well known that some of these young institutions do not • receive the support which War oasis have the ad vantage of obtaining. But there are good reasons why it should have • large and generous 'rap port. It is a young institution ; but the press of this . faraday quite incredible. The power of the press is one of :he new features of our age. It is valuable—fit is iniportant 7 • it is weeatial. I believe no country could get on wit - it. On the other hand, the position which it takes up quires greet prudent*, great caution, great forbearance, a great amount of talent. The question to be solved* these great powers and these groat requirements can be attained ; and there is no gambol' about it that the mode of sti enge he tang a profeenion or a service is to it security. And what fer that sbetirity, but the eonine that these connected with it will never be alter. forgotten ; that those who have shown greet ability, great vigour of intellect, great physical posses of endurance when the time of sicknees come, when the time comes whe n they have doubt• how they may finish the rest of their dive, may know that they will have that easy petition whir will enable them to complete their career in life witho-it being a burden to theme/lee or to their friends. ft is with a view of meeting this diffitelt which may ay-seta any man in any profession, that this Newspaper Press Fund has been so Judiciously, so wisely, and so pro erly established. There are many institutions connected with other professions which are established with like objects, but there is no institution which is more useful. In • looking at the statistics, I observe that Once the year Me, when this institution was first e tub &heel, there have been enrolled not lees than '2lO members. of whom one-fourth are life members., who • have each paid ten gqineas. These life. meattpee are the most valuable members of the in•titntion which we arc seeking to support this evening. I find that up to the end of the year 1887 there was a sum of 4,000/. invested is the funds—(cheeee)—and that there were 23• grants made to members or their families, va-ying in ernennt from 711. to 10/. each. Certainly the wither pf theme grants strikes me as being very limited, liht I treat that limit has been caused mainly by the fact that there • are not many gentlemen placed iu the petition of having • to come to this institution for assiztance and imprint. • (Cheers.) But on the other hand. I cannot help thinking that that. is not the only cause of the limit, that thee* p in fact a want of means which has hitherto made it impos sible for the institution to do more than it has done. Lord BOIIGHTOX, in responding to the toast, said he saw the other day en account of a curious dinner given by do forming in Paris. They - gave the health of the_ pros, because by the large amount of paper it consumed ft kept up the mice of rags. (Laughter.) No doubt that wee :teem l'y valuable to that claim of the community, but fortunately the press of this country kept up some thing the, It kept up the price of political character; it kept up the prioe of honesty in public men ;it kept the vales of true patriotism in the country. (Cheers.) cr in the name of this society, he thanked his royal highs fpr the toast he - had given them. The gentlemen avainlyreoeived the bassikeeltais society waseihe report The reporters! A common phrase. Who were th Why Meg were the historians of our time. (Cheese.) D were the bidosinus of pobtios, the historians of jurist ' dente, the historians of art, the hivt.orians of literal.. (Cheers.) Therefore let them do all they could to elev, them and to sustain them—to help them in misfuttase, and by helping them in misfortune to show them that they owed them good consideration and inters,t in good fortune. Mr. Dona proposed the health of " The Visitors ;" to which Prince Citnienost responded. Dr. W. H. Rvmr.u. proposed " The Howes of Parlia ment." He remarked that since the days whisk was diffi cult for Dr. Johnson to write imaginary debates, in which ke cenfen ell, no doubt, a great deal of eloquence oei .what ' he dared say were very dull and stupid men, down to the present day, when the debates were enlivened by the speeches of a Gladstone and a Di,raoli, the press bad been growing with the growth of liberal in stitutions, and had been reetirTmed more and more by the parliament of this country. He would only add one word more. The tears which were =premed some time ago with regard to the independence of the press being &evinced by the estabbsbasent of this institution did not seem to Wee . been 'lathed in the smallest degree by anything that had happened. lie was not aware that any subscriber to this semety bad unduly obtained a character for eloquence since he had paid his subscription, nor was be aware that any person who had not joined the society had at all suffered nom the strictures or criticisms et the press. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) The Marque. of Cwrazcanne acknowledged the toast on behalf of the Howe of Lords; and Mr. NEo DRoATE, M.P., breny responded on behalf of the Home of Commons. That body, he mid, was greatly indebted to the newspaper press, and especially to the it/- portent' gallery in parliament, which operated as a most useful ch. ck upon the proceeding. in the House of Com mons. Thic urtitution, which made provision for such members of the press as were decayed, and succumbed to the wear and ter of brain, was a very valuable one, re wiring his cordial support, as it deserved the general support of the country. (Cheers.) Lord W. liar proposed the neat Meet, " Literature," coupled with the name of Mr. Arthur Helps. In a short speech the noble lord spoke of the discoveries in science, without which the press could not have the power 4 now possessed, and of the spread of knowledge throughout t country, which was due in a gnat measure to th e es ' tions oeliterary men. Mr. Ammon Hams acknowledged the toast. Lord IL Lt - vreom Gowen briefly proposed "1 Artistes," thanking them for the valuable aid they 1 given to the institution that evening. Mr. Bastaraor, m responding, said it wee the privik • of the followers of art to come forward to the imiPtlith.. of one another, and they were never mace happy than whenthey could offer their services for such an exeellent oldest a' Blothisisi then gave "The Ladies," an d the pro ceedings were immediatel y br o ug ht a close. In tan cootie of the evening Mr. Taunton, the mere tary, announced a list of subscriptions and demotions to . the amount of upwards of 9001. Among the subscribers were Duke of W. ; penes tbristien, 101. 10s. ; Lord Pearhyn, 60/. ral Sir de Lacy Dwane, SW. • proprictork of Die Daily rkyreini 421. • propnetoni of the Daily Serra, MIL ; theme Peabo d y, Esq.. 211. '• W. H. Smith , 201 .: Marquis of Clanriearde, 101 . ; Lord Houghton (president),_ 10/. • •Lord Lichfield, IW. ; Merl Pawn, 191. 10s. ; Sir W. le 10/. ; Lionel Lawson, 104 10s. •1 1 /. P. Andrew, 101. 10e; Sir T. 0 101. i Mr. W. Rolland, 10/. 10s. • Earl Vane, 191. lOs. ; Loral vane, 101. ; Yr. J. Hard 101. • Mr. Shepherd IW. ;_ Mr. J. M. Ociat, 191. ; Hr . Grieve's:le, 101. ; Mr. T. Page, C.D., W., to ils usual on the anniversaries of the Press Fund, the masira/ eutertaniments formed a most attractive feature of the eVeZIAPIP Mule. Pmecinia. Mule. Liablhart. Herr . Reichardt, ic., sang with their socustosned brilliancy and etwet, and were deem redly applauded for their -persona ant e. Ibe esleal arrangements were under the direetion of Mr. Jules Beeediet. • guard of honour of the London Bide Brigade re eeri eu the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Chrieffon ea their arrival. BERIOI7e Flea.-Bbottly before 'daybreak on Saturday a the was dimmest-hi dusigseadee e bikatgrazi: F. Saunders, a butehar, lAN& WS- Bennondarry. Several engines were semeton the epee, there was a plentiful supply of we" 'bat the times had previously travelled through the shahs at O N went: of Yr. Saunders's premises, and were attsuAting thee of Nr. Johnron, waterpmor clothier. No. 49, Par ker's-tow. as well es Nos. 47. 4& and 49. in the .less UAW t efuen., ond the homes in Fresocliool-street. wine nit error& hid until 31r. Sautoknes premicei w eatiidt dccroyet: owl the cent , ntl crorrninQ. 'The et tipht homer were td , t, strieu-ly , Ineweged Ity fire, we! vin renn,val. Grty heir restored to its i.riginal Prr elle.. MP/ retin bruPT mid Oink Pr.,: Rreah4., Jk .rr.i. Za. : and I.•llMirvis 4 811' ..pl 1.2:14.1.1. 1: linvemlon A in 0•••• t Meet, W., %IA 91, (Ur K. — AU% ulcer wilt) TILE MURDER 01A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER IN WA LED. ARM! 07 71112 LLLEGED XCHDEII.I3B. SHREWSBURY, Seri:timer. This afternoon, at the police-office, Wellington, nett Shrewsbury, two men, named George Harris and Biased Hart, were brought up in custody, citamethwith the wilful murder of Sweet! Ziemer% on the 16th NOTgan. ber, 1867. The particulars of the remarkable crime with which the prisoners are, after so great a lapse of time, charged, are briefly as follows:—On the Lith November, in led year, Barnett Zuanan, a travelling salesman in the servioe of Mr. Cohen, watch manufacturer, Birming ham, left the Rose and Crown Inn, Trowbridge, when he had been staying for some days, with the avowed intention of going to Hawley and II orsehay. He left at 10 o'clock in the morning, and took with him a case containing watches and jewellery of the estimated value of 4201, He bad ordered dinner to be ready for him at 3 o'clock, but did not return that night, or on any subsequent day, and as no clue to his whereabouts could be obtained, his em. pleyer arrived at the conclusion that he had abscond e d with the valuable property entrusted to him for sale, and the police being communicated with Emmen was &dyer tived in the Mies Gamete and similar publications. Ti..Actly a fortnight after his disappearance a gentleman was out shooting at Stuckley, when his attention was drawn by his dog to a ditch in the field through which be was paring, and here, partly buried in the mud, he found the murdered body of &amen. At the time of the cis covery of the body an impression prevailed that the un fortunate man had been killed by u blow on the head, but the poet mortem examination made for the coroner's in quest moved that he had been shot, apparently by a person approachinig from behind. The pockets of the decemed were cut away, and the box in which he had carried his ;ample, was found hidden in the hedge at a short distance from the body, where it had been placed after being broken open and its contents abstracted. An inquest was epened and several times adjourned, but n o evidence was foilliceming sufficiently definite to justify an arrest, and on the Bth of January a verdict of " Wllful murder against some prron or persons saknown" was recorded, and on the Truitt of the inquiry being communicated to the Horne-office a reward of 1001. war offered for the discovery of the murderer. But though the inquiry was thus doted us far as the coroner's inquest was concerned, the police have since been quietly following up a due of which they became poteesved in the course of their Ind investigation. The eeee was placed iu the hands of tinperinteneent Baxter, of Church Stretton, an active and intelligent fairer. who took up hi+ residence near the scene of the murder, and kept a watchful eye upon the several parties upon whom ens • u alighted on the discovery of the minder eeing llrst made. The circle narrowed till Baxter's attention was fixed upon a young man named Harris, who lived et Hawley, and followed the occupation of a chain mm. eaceun,e. Harris is a person of resperable connection, and till recently occupied a good poet on in the district, he father. who died a little more than two years ago, having left him property worth 4.0001. and a buglers, which brought in about 4001. a year. The young man however. got into bad society. and notably contracted a close int:mace with a gang of well-known poachers who info-t the neighbourhood. and of the time of the murder, though hr still kept on the works, had succeeded in driv ing away nearly all the burins hie father had commanded. According to his own evidence, given at the adjourned inquest, held an the 4th of December, Harris had had dealings with the murdered man, and had seen and spoken to hen on the 'naming of his dsaUt. He had, he stated, bought a e etch from Wm for 271. 12., paying a small aim on ao -00114 and promising payment of the balance by inetal manta. It was socertnined by the pollee that Barre had on the fdlowiw, duy gone over to Shrevnestry aid there pawned the watch for 81. A few days after the inquest, and nearly a month after the murder, the police obtained a wanted to .catch Harris's house, but they found nothing 'hat tended to connect him with the crime. and their am pieions were apparently withdrawn. On Wedneeday week ISupseintendent Baxter received certain inform- Um which took him over to Dewey again, sad in the mule ui is eel. he obtained evidence which led him at a late how last night to arrest George Haire without waiting for a formal warrant. Of the pyrrhic c heractex of the evidence in the poiesseita of the police. information is, for obvious reasons, at me ant withheld. let it is undseepod to be very oonehmiecv The sliest of the other person has taken the public by cut p ri ce. as his mime hes not been previously mentioned in maw :ion with the murder, bat he is well known in the Hawley dietria as an incorrigible poacher, end as each her hteu several times convicted. No ecidenc ; was taken by ti's mach-trete. this afternoon, and upon the applica tion of 1 4 uperintendent Baxter the nriessere were re minded. A se!icitor appeared on betialf of Harris, and mkt() that he might be admitted to bail, but the request ins.- et rouse rented. Hart was undefended. ht tome nt lcont of the Roman catholic churches in (odors, yerterrlsy. the prayers ef the eon7tnratiomi were revaestal for the repose of the soul of Miehlel The rice: of lierhieum's Tots are greatly t).4 ;r iv. - 11.1ntna - n npiine.ty hu attzutrxl • NYS • pa. :VII , 41itat14.11 : tln nl.dr 1,1 1111 0. - nutne Ponik•t• • • " HP% tannal awl 0.10.21 Importers of th Prir T. 4." milk. astnt• .n Lont!us, t v .smo oh •obid fa