The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-29 00:00:00

. 1. ( 1:1 ' ; .. . 1 ' 1 .1" . 7.:q i 1 It I ! I rt iL 4119 f. I 1111 4j ir .4 P _ , . , . LONDON, SATLTRDAN ig 3NINO, AIJOINIT go, 1803. ONE r) " = A 'roil" ,114440.0 cs FALO3I' AtBROAD.I 7- El a r P 1431.1 C i _ Id ATRU' to SWEDEN ,' from Loudon direct u 4 $ h„,,, avewlm a tour of three dart In Swelen, anA re • to leadon the week. The worivelled twin eerie ▪ rhiA it V l: 3 , tain MTV, minartuhtalli B‘llWr7 tr ' al tholg th de;t i eel?, am Weedy all:tato "' iitt "Vg.thc“, WriNtuir:•,”. 3 44.,.."`Qm• 1 " 61. 0 .9t. r i t! • I 1.1.11•70 RA . PIIILL/Plet and Oa, Dunatanuat Gnat Tovneotrni, . 'IVO the EI.ECTORB of MARYLFABON Pm+Ow Ovine its„—lre answer to the invitation of a e umber, of Übe electors of pour borough, I pines% ayes:! es • &date forwent nigspet. As torn pqrsonal weingicentang tor neon Parlientont e anodes flit 1 lune terve dan approntionhip anoints cod manic bonnets while boidlrat the ,pon of Chid ileogegesp el cromi ordony. I have WaNed mindsets at tango Palk, don** »Main acne seers le the anted dolomitic Arm*" end been Inn merits end talking at our 'Adam? Mini who. Mond MAW ad war. Having practised median., I nal take a don tined sanitary reform seel.nftsposr to improvelg r d " • nein progenies in its reintion to the frog and • werneea. I ern • hearty advocate tor religin liT ime te days se tolerstiow are peel; equelin pol o been WI the tater" The example al our agonies @bows that principle is mood 4 I wend Moaner& •Pgrtabtlehrstret of gralend• arta diesene to thateenneri xipsdom • conoant . eosin of peril .so well ea dieltersaagr no anises se en • anew* and otneion apnea at nonkinvil education. _ • (AHERN'S THBAT RE. • Q masked t Its Z i Nf l the yte • I?* * ' Mem% by sad es atotteases. byre • • VEIINti, at& quarter tot. eotallualui Putletual . at iL rIMIE LaiNCAHILLRE LASS, at i t=t4s h i ••• ThS slessistaisetion s in favour et • The Deed ea& oustautoolam•-obsthua THE LANOAHIRE .LABB, at a qualearla • Dome Opiate. sheen , goal , and bursts ot applaese,. and Instate • .• • • Ilia WPM II Wir Irke•fm4 kiep."--13.0 Megmi trall liNektilitiltll LA294 at qualkalla .14...1 1 ttitreinto.= at aaracammia aV LaNka•Ania • f.• x: T Letliceinußß LASS, at ilaattai• ; A. "Oa its seccad retrasoutatten aae 7 . o 4:einak .1 • 1; applause than on the unteda g prodoetkot mu, . • TEC/LANCASHIRE LASS at, a Aar tar 4 lmdanlong ran may Do pnlisiedity Ste sift). Ws it la be a. Or•ot ma the 4?°4000 -Laity News. • TSSLANCASHIRE LASS, at quarter to • 'Afte g etber, jud g in g tram Illse interested gto Oak Melo " I " .. stlit a i r the and re.,,,bevsitrzcwt Lees* WM tem • mounts et =r ,,, ltzgx period as any drama that has lately betel ROYAL ALHALIABRA PALAPI.I4.—, .• MOW maw& Possa w o : Ososert. Hood at O 'AIM at II Ilemallies opus toss U EDWD. EOWERBANH and SONS, liesabeats aad Diedllers. THB IN CREAMOF TUJ ,P ifiiLi C 'ONE PENNY. TRIZE. itintouoit =tram' s .ionsicr.) - • The following letter has been addressed by thil &tiddler of the Exchequer to Mr. Ailsbobon Canso. the conservative eindidate for South- west Lineinthire • • • • • • • Loehletter, Inverniie v itogust 24. 1868. Mydeer Dram,—ln reply to your holier reptesnng 014 •49 fusnirh you with MOMS detailed ex of then trr art of . Vab eipenditirre• sines ;lord. • goyim.: went took like, 11111{1131114ifieta tta . c Fbi Z r.r. ladstdoe at St. Helen's, i uremia is the first =Mind you that Mr. made a similar a ' "Poo the Itererret us %e h = of Ceemson. eu the night elk nay anemias& Bilge sant, confining Dine elf, as at St. Helen's, to iteneralitie. • abet epos: than sad subsequent isossaisma his• irsehdlyo answered, and challenged to show that the services upon witch the lames* had mainly taken-place bad been left in its entenk 'state by the hite•governnienta and that .t&4 • ithalkmeolie has sever taken up. Ido not oomplain of the statement that the expenditure voted by perhansent has rues 3,0013,0001. since the change of government— waking in round numbers, that Se eufllcient/y accurate. Ihe difference betwetzthireetinurber preereted to parlia meet- by the late government for 1d44.7 and by the pre melt goestemeat for INS-69,. after nailing all' seeessary ccarections for alterations m account and tranefes vof charges from the oceisnlidated,and other funds, ter, I believe, to 2,815,5642.. • 1. - Tlleltbine of thts antra of-t 808.69 over the torisn!sal • 411•01140.01 amounts to 1,360,0001. The pnacipai onuses of Samna" arc as follows: oth ft . Freon, whi c h ch the 9AIJFEN . . ,WCERNE, Avenar 27. • d neen — r re w rz " . ' ; 3 4 from the ,Furl of l s+ Vdie492:Morniii" Al 4r g_ . witytke tn • . three ray. .le the aliamttem Meg_e Inke Z i l j a mss ` Was., Per 0$ ItarTERDAM and the Rllll4lll.—The ttt , ►oarit< peddle stoesier BATA W. (MTN. m. E r ...met mer. Blaokwall. e T r IE NU C rIttI, at 11 ` Al return • hem Rotterdam mrst7 • Irsree—aoora Al la; Inn est is. 15.. Return tickets u fare and a hall. The meow itoativi • ENOORD is &leo atThad Nan addle Itmeeremem TROIA PAY MORNING early. Tire, ; return Ikeda, it la M. Yew *breath Rhin. Wee sae monthly tune Por f t or Minmte apply THILLIPPN, ORATRI. PIIILLIPPS an 100 • Unnalsn'shooac. Grent Towerotreet, ;or lan's Univ.-nal Mee. Rtmentatretta W. FRANCE. PARA ; Ai ntirt The trial of M. pachafiset for inciting_ to hetroil sect contempt of the government by the articles 'iota .t red in the second number of the tont zier•roideed by the robber; tonic "lace to-clay.: Tbss L Tribnasi :sentenced IL Rochefort to LS month"' : itopeinutuseat and e Sae of 141,0001 m /The J'aps of this evening denim • rumour 'current here, that the Emperor Napoleon is unwell. • • GEEAT FIRE IN TtIYSMIA. ciIiIIIITHNEN, Ammer 29. 1 A great ire bee been raging for the last tw s agyeat Illariss, m Rama, Ave miles from the frontier ;' IMO Um's hammaaorn 414 a• , IBREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns with. aad Central Ormany.--The Worth Oessaa Raw Watadate Arra steamer FAULK Oaptata X. BUND will be deasatrhod THURSDAY. Rept 3. wiling at BIWA tweathrr 'emitting.), at It noon—Pam to Bermes. Aland it return Sarin L 3 and LI Oa—Apply to CRIAPII,CR Uni MA, Worst-Arras W.; or to THILLIPPR, DRAYER, PH IMPS and tan. W. Danntao's•boassa 01.104sair. Gnat street, EC. • by regard for the eland rights of Droperty Would lend use tO support • reasonable tenant right DW, linos tfie tetiont should be pointed in the posecesicei of the property he two evened. I em anxious to re • roviedon of the relating to property it land, winch SOUND to me Metric patent feudal condition to be • cumbrous scheme for cu vs plutocrats and divorcing the pi opts co. the coil. W a limned territory and population, we cannot afford the feudal Immure of primtg= and entisil. The landlords of Ragland hire converted me to the alionste °e l s will ay of the ballot. eomperate with those who abn at • thorough re011f•llil4 tion of public departments with • new to greeter efficiency end lane tiptelle. Plain *Mee require see to recognise the right of ail bodies sad sorters, to whatever slasn proforma or mirllag nia ll may belong, to legal proteotion for their fonds. SOO •••••i• smash_ o that • karilainant reift, lonians the people of England thMead of limited O w otryM wise kwidanon, impired by sympathy se well ao trem‘ era to the working men of Nogiand beeper than the wham toga of civilisation. But to seen this &nimble end, the principles of the Reform BM mart be fully and fairly carried out by the removal of all rosin°. Bons on the full ex on of the will of the n Mien. Firmly convinced that no long se elections are condoc:ll . 7 . gnat expanse, national interests will be enbordinate to &Inas, I will employ no paid agate or canvassers, but VIM yen} self with oriadence to tree who &rite that the )!wiser Cowmmons should be • nee representation of the intellidennted sg 97fiy tid ou elect me ono of mu. tatives than give us wavering support to the recognisod cLfeb of the Mberal party. I bate the honour to li r e t or aß fal y thf um ul ocirmAß. STEAM to COPENHAGEN said firOCKHOTA The eini.elaer screw Seam* NEWSKT, °Wahl (IA E-1111TH will sail tar the above iron Alderman's Tier on mabout litlinr FILM: , £3 se L : stoctly4 41,—For freight (*panacea apply to I.IIILIAPM (31tAVZi 1.1.1 PPP and On. Danntazen-hotwe, Grnit Tower-aree E ; OP Chaplla's Universal Mae. Ileeeat.enena. W. ..~r r heid loved the r the • i rst naiad • ANGB of WHAILF.--PASS GEM fug • FINNEVEGIR. Enteradam, aro ha aro rd that en and after the Ist A !!lljent e ler am; the DEPA t , 5104 of the GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION OIMPANY) FTICA MSTUPS for the above-eased. glares will take plane fro PT. K ATHARINV STEAM WHARF, near the Tower. Loadmartatrert. Atarnat. Pqntraain • LISBON, Anwar rt. The Committee of Pub& Hea/th bas Butt all yessele from British porta, with ordered napalm of Ireland ilia accalasd, shall be Aubied talk*. dare .4usrambhil, aldrisapect•rl, to Geo if owe/bolero oases - have occurred on board. VATALONLAN BLIERBY, 17s. 6d. per doze pi, beellso Oefavia, ll lee. ell 3 passe Iseresie el nay to *nay sad sulitisi said. for won di- t= ciest moulting of the army Raley militia", foil quota Cat e 6 conierlaag aeuY enrol, en em memo of the three years Hooryardeamoofor festoon aa ammo" of Latham years 1 20 teptedittee foretraitißMlLand fientratio, is tomederation of teeth ecotrimo ' frogs those eoleniss are to be paid Into Me Ridairieer 193.000 nodtatimgmetie Yoksatees. 87,000 Loose temple to expedito the eampliiime of •Bastada • , WOO Inerame of to maw lent 'War rant, by late Itt earn sot eseviliens ef =at Menem set *ow berme Moms ed roomier 114030 To amoltroto otane of form ... 30.0(0 Teta ,11.14169.000 ' The balance, via., 120,0001., ewers the oast of rewards r invasion,. it hospital ship at Hang Song, drainage at ffiffinitsi, and a mamba' of other Home thatit would be tedious to ennissrate. 2. The exams of thethemtq esti. ell -NMI* aver the original seliumtairof 196647, • added to the supplemental estamate of March, 1866, after making the imemeary adjaidanent for laasm the ascount, ie., amounts to 684,9141. Aceoanted for en fol. ' lows :-- , 60,011411. Mereese of 2d. a day pay to marines ; officers 12,6661.. to improve system of retirement of of royal navy ; 6,9261. =creme of pay to medical officers of an d a navy ; 70,0001. iThettleMl in vote for worn of manten a marines ; total, 138 , 6821 .; and the residue principally due to increased idupbuihfing. 3. The exams of the civ il serriee and revenue estimates as finally voted for 1868-69 over the estimates of 1866-67, alter making the necessary adjustment for alterations in the account, &c. amanita to 870,7401. • from this should be deducted (say) 300,0001., being thee portion of the sepplemental mates for 1866-87 (excluding extraordinary services) which ought to have been provided for in original esti. mates; leaving a balance of 670,7401. This increase may be thee accounted for : id. ; ate, i9ie r WalLt Vf• WWI% L ed. ; . et i AMBURG.—The GENERAL NTEAM NAVIk GATION COMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS leave from NY 8 Katherine'. Wiwi ter 11411847110 every Wedneplay and Satur day ; Aunext29th and Septeinbrr aid. at 10 a.m. aeon. u; fora rabln, II 16.—011ieet, VI, Lombard-street, and V, Redent-eireus, A NDALUI9IAN PORT, 17e. 6d. per dose, Ineeded. ,lIIEAP EXCUENION to BOULOGNE and MACK.-ICLCURSION 111.1NET3 at one two lain be by the GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION OOMPAVI 2113A11131Hilt. leaving Loodon-bralge-wharf for B 7tstorday, the 11th init., at 10 am- and anzalay, 001b,°11177 o ..re.; available to return by the ships leovine Monieine Maar en Sue. .:ay, the 30th, or Monday, tha 314 blatant, at h sight Tarr& there nod hank: Sateen. Iln: hare ashen, ha Tkakote to be otb n.tood only on board the veaaeL-OfAcaa, 71, Loutbardotreet, std :.Ragrntattrona, Pteesally. Liam}ovary, August *), IN& TARRAGONA PORT, 18e. per doses, bottleis ee*ste& NIX.CELLENT CHANPAGNE, 24.. per doss; iIiILCIELLENT OLAILBT, 12.. per dales, batiks SWITZWAND. • • , B2ANn, Amour 28. 1, 72 icenneareed Beat next inentb seggetiebiene wolf be , eloped in London toe eonaiuding a pastel t i reety between Britierland and Groat Britain. BRAZILS. OCCIIPATTON 'OP ICIIKAITA BY Ting ACED. • ' I TO the ELECTORS of the WESTERN DIVISION of the COUNTY oe SWIM Y. erLriora.r-At the motet of the Liberal party in our Dividai tb er myself se a Oandulate to represent you to the se* Paihainsst. !ow. tor. Its ti;s7tiutiness will be to determine whether Mr. Disraeli tall hie tarty are to continue to oceidnot the government of title Vor more than two years that party Ilea retained ogles to= Ming its opinions en the most vital Questions. YotitiW morality wW be vindieated whew the nation receive, la Mr. Gladstone • leader dietingoished fee samisen:me and adherenoe to hie canneloni:Mos convictions. SIIN-BTREET. Established 1782. m,476 I I RAVESEND, Roehervillo, Sheertionn, roan" •Jr bar Majeetee Meet, and the Nern—The miens] and to .M. Sodom Steamers ALEXANDRA and P 1..11 , .rni inn its‘e 014 111Whe PUN. above Lendanindee. DALLI'. at S.D. 10.30 , and 3 p.m. weather permic (the 10.30 boat only will go ml the Novel, retansing from Tirraenpeor at I and 1 p.m.„ slim, at Beebervilie. — itiootiirilMPlgralreneslic7iis — the state of Ireland dieniteds lame diate attention. I approve of the measure sketched by Mr. Gladstone, in his recant nosebag in the House se for the disestablishineet and deendowment of the Irish Church. 'The poidtien of that Church le • scandal to mist home and oleos& and ls felt em • poet wooer by foter-itftlis of the Irlah . nae y . The pro posed measure would be an sat of Justice that w animosities, and give hope to Ireland that other measure r :l= tice would follow. A. • member al the Church of England Inm u dint. .an attempt to injure itr eharaater by identifying it with toe Irish meet. I think the question next in important' is that of ~educational system. Since the extension of the electoral franchise to great samisen of the working glares, there is a more imperative neeee lit) that a large and compreheneve scheme of national education should aa soon Am potable be proposed in Parliament. I ma in favour of greater economy In oar 1:1116011+111 expenditure, eepecially in the inilitazy end naval department., _which, in the opinion of competent jews, may be madennwe ,olmt at a tenth smaller mat; the arrotonent of the two peat political parties in a polity of peace and nonintervention in the quarrels of other usLions eerie, to warrant • reduction in our armaments. . . fIUINRA SHERRY, Yale or Golden. 218. eolea. sett and delicate. Tins wine hes ekready a atation as a dinner trine. FOR?, toe laveldia tio, safely reeommended se a good, wholes and nourishing Terms coal, and earriage tree, by .I.Att and BOHR West/grand. LIGHT 8132.131 ES WINSB.--Good Maa Cil itt: l atarvaTra lL iaZatee m la N tok B :r i At Resale, Ida. atid Ma. I. egalidirg Hook end Yowl* He Cl.= tOs. and NI. Tense cash, and carriage tree TH SOM. ems. Wort Wend- . li . INAHAN'B LL WHISK TH)N, PK This Wasted o D Id UI PRILIMAKT ggil the une4 PRIZE HEDA.L.—It Is geelh mild. ineßew,delieless. sad Ph Sold in boRW ki. ed. leek at the relair. Mess .6.4...i. Leeidea • hl t the sit.t adenhi w ahleinal /weep s ii. Reitland t ap er . red seg. Oink ISOM a" RIO DE JANEIRO, Amon S. Intelligeneafrans the seat of waraemounees the • ',Hies ooeuphol Remelts on the 23th Jul . The fortress had previously been abandoned the Paraguyans, who had retired to the Chaco, irtere they were said to be surrounded, but rti hAd to surrender. A rumour has since been me net here that they surrendered on the 30th July, and that they numbered 4,000 men. The cause df the evacuation of Hunasita was starvation. It is also reported that Timbo has been evacuated by the Paraguayans. A revolution has broken out in Paraguay, The movement, however, was suppressed, and M. :Merges. the Minister for Foreign AlTaires, and Carreras, who were implicated in it, have been shot. AR the banks at Monte Video have resumed payment. The coneervative ministry at Rio has appointed new presidents far all the provinces of the empire. Great opposition ie being organised by the liberal party in the province*. The Prince and Princess de San are paying a .visit to. Minis. 4411KERNk.238 and BACK DAILY for HALF- At TOWN._ by the Balms /Reamers ALBERT EDWARD mullet= AIICE, M haMpain II hem Inadota•bridge Wharf 1. n. thr bridge). Other rti.men at a3ll and 11. All calling at %. coon mg North Woonrinh. 1.417 IIIIE RENT Com as*, IFTe- Woe Bell, from from Th.. Sotiety guarantee* landlordeind trustees • certain income .4 retie, charges, and repair -the rent guaranteed being paid hied dap. The ovum, can thus wore • certsin percentage $.3. theft . 11.1.trnente without rah, and for • term of years. payment of the rent on • fined day, so Wog as the pro p rtv ro [mum oftellpind. uirraftill eau have the entire amount of their rent chugs r.....nt,“1, and paid in one sum on a dxod day, within a mh.irt nod of ital booming due. %wt....mmHg can have their interest secured and jaaid owe with tie wine punctuality as dividends to th , t public TiIICIII/TWATION of TEA in the Beet Indies now bus Immonant haw% Moro Um inimAkup• bon of Assam Tea, iamb yam ado. tile VAST INDIA MA COMPANY him% as amosM, et NO mit litneeh sod eadlilaita Savour, promoted its sale by every Enema The To. Diatztote, then eonsinen to llypt Aram, have craillsally extenned. bunt Tor from other parte of i.ma am arriving, them offering greater varletlas. The Company are sow eating Chahar, Dardiselksc, from M. led. to 4a. and To.. ass eariaL—Ware. booms, No. 9, Great et. NrehropepArs. Mee bet forwarded as mmtlitation. cop.Ecnoii: broke is the I.ANDLORDS.—Tbeliontety Ilni;Mlies, without traarantwe, ft, manft , mint of Property, collecting the rents, paying t. 4 , utgoinsa, sur rinteltding awl &dealing all matters ro tating . erolrs, ke. Trurter4 the Peefety offer' 'venial advantage*, he it is of cost in.portanoe toga ve a proper rimed of all matters relate trust n counts, It Li obvious that there are peculiar faolli. Les for Uus in the Mees of an tatliblished public Couipany. Yet the convenience of perentm travelling or having Verna M. raw menu to meet, the notice, arranges for the payment of an rd sum upon fluff days. LETTING —The noeiety offers special mivantaem rn es-letting Howe. and °Mem from the fact of its agency not being loud. but elfending all over London and its suburbs. A moderate eoennosmon esteem all charges for management. uperintrnding repairs. reletting, and collection of ren t. 1 he Society as Receivers in Chancery, the Court having • tinned their appointment. I hireiniicleil MT;;;;;itlatriaoreatfio7traTTr - o - hal; question —there will be others on which you will probably wish to know my opinions. I shall have t pleasure in giving you the opportunity when I appear personally ' before you at public meetings. mdifence amongst you, and my snake to the county, are a guaran ntion:tee that your local interests will have my careful atte _ . Osnitsbukry of Ireland, is pmemanm of re= b f oom :inseam •of Basi, mended over by Yr. uu- LAM, per amt at sagrastanua of of pal , . r... Britain, in sceardaike with • in 1M al . Ur EL grey, ll.oo co Matereake to Ireisnif of meat of eakeohnesters adoring and hag . medfsl s of Poor-law ad- ministration, ma promised by t ie riladskees ego out -of works osemaiskierl or simsliemsd pre- ' • -__;. ° i d io t = July, 1000•uPP Itidrivespenaes of Home-ailles and Pesr- law Basel ad- '- i f ' menagastion, owing to logislatioa. , WOOS Fire Brigade, Metropolis l,OOO Ikpesig of kw charges, owing to Froksimn 40,000 Ed g o d ' gaispas and Art Cattle Plague Department, not heretofore provided for in estimates Cloar 0467 soda lc tor oik It jua do see the honour of denting Imo one of your represent*. tees, 1 shell do everything in my power to merit oo great • die tiectien.—Believe me to be, yours resp.etfully, PRETE. PENNINGTON. _ . Broome Hall. Dorking. August 17. liar the ELECTORS of MID-SURREY. INOsirti.ortzle r -Rserie been invited by many trim& among* you, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for roar During the time I leave had • mat In the Hoese l lird.r. has been my aim to amist, se far as possible, in furthering Lbw ml moms and eumws„ r every proposal calculated to ib the MS- Jovial program and moral dmeopment of the people. have voted fur Mr. Coleridge's Bill, by which it is proposed to eve all studente in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge equal academical advantages; • Bill which the Tories have hitherto effeetnallr 0 I CI/1 certain defeat they have at teat given way on ques tion of oompnleory chu rch rates, for the abolition of wh ich we Liberals have fought eo long and so I have also voted for the ballot, be a orite ne e l t r think that only by this method of voting m 1s sA present possible to remove all paeans upon the indivlduel voter.; and now that the suffrage has been more widely extended this protection becomes more than ever needful. 'EMIG COMPANY ' S EXTRACT of MEAT. -KA PARIS EXHIBITION, 1107.—TWO GOLD lanilll. C•I7TION.—None ganatas without Baron Labia, nia layeatoes. aignotare bob* ea imay jar. asoosaissakal id& tali diraolioaa for ma. 801 l by an a warebausaa. obsaista, sad groCerli. riamotie, ionorAolomr, gcoacooo, awl oaavatiaat. i tkfblis bec* —1" b• Ica at COMICERCIAL rarrErxmalcz. Exchange on London, firm at 181. Coffee, good Bret, 7,300 rein. Sales, 68,000 bags. Shipinents since the departure of the last mail: To the Channel, 10,361 bags; to the North of Europe, 4,380 bags; to the. Mediterranean, 1,808 bags; • the United States, 67,387 bags; . and te .oth er ports, 8;814 bags. Stook, 80,000 bags. Frei,ghtii to the Channel and the United States, 325. 6d. ►,`liE PROGRESS ASSURANCE COMPANY ILladted), LIVE and IMMUNE. I ,l raal. afae.ooo, is 4110,000 Mures of fa earth. Sobsoribod, ar,too shares. Paid t.m. t70,n00. linnalld, en roamai—THOWAS WALMERLEY, I•.. r ass—llesars. Dimsdale, Fowler, and Barnard, al, Coinhlß Had Oeco—lT. Lesdenbaltotrest. Underwrite= Department-.a. Pinoh.lane, E.C. 'the Director,. ars prepared to sonsive proposals for Insurance* t.' th,• cornet rater. at the &Noes as above. JOHN BRAITHWAITE. Genera Manager. OXYGENATED WATER.--gleeping in London during the MEM le not like den; hi the fresh air al the pountry ; but re fr eshing end tavispore streets Roy be obtain". by en tor Omelette. seer. fresh trots the La. BORAVI e Wttr 31,VNAJCZB. or through say druggist. ia awn oontainhig eh Bottles. I. ardiff has :o the Nking it, of like a. QCRWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Ordere epectelly prepare! tor to every Aimee. Mastdaotorita —Loudon. Liverpool. Etriseel, Wawa. Darby. aod Malves. At all Boolimners' and Beltway eau. BENTLEY'S FAVOURITE NOVELS. With Illnetratfone in each volume. crown Svo, Se. each, or by post le. ed. 7. LADY ADELAIDE'S OATH. By the Author of "East Lynne n n. ANTHONY TROLLOPES THREE CLERKS. nr. THE SHADOW of ASHLYDAT. By the Author of "Fast Lynne." Iv. TOO STRANGE NOT TO BE TRUE. By Lady GEORGIAN* FULLERTON. CHINA. HONG HONG, Atrousv 6. Grey shirting', 61 catty, 2.85 dela. Water twist, 130 dole. ; cotton, 17 dole. Tea, large specula live sales ; total export, 71,500,000 lbe. Exchange on London, 4s. 51d. SHANGHAI Atrousr 1. Grey shirtings, 61 catty, 2.30 tads. Cotton, 19 tae s. Tea : Congou held firmly. Silk active, but unchanged. Settlements in fortnight, 5,500 bales. Export to date, 22,500 bales. Exchange on London, 6s. 21d. Freights, 41. 10s. own o 'lye ume is led 4 my u,ed I; l l'ltol'F.AN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Yon SePria Act of Parliament. lot lif.- Annuities. and Guarantee of Fidelity in sootttionot at Trust. C0:A.101,4 ear FREDERIC tiSfITH. RH.. P.B.S. ...it not life—lndisputuble--Not liable to (oriel • At. I loons.. exceeds 'Hum Hundred and Fifty Thou -3i offoring special advantages to Annuitant., , t out.. r. .1 the popular principles of this Society, wal h.. tow Prtopee.tus, which will be forwarded to appli• HENRY LAKE, General Manitster. tool IT. Watmloo-plane. Yell-mall. London. LADYBIRD. By the name Authorem TI. Qt'ITS. By the Author of "Initial." PATENT TRI7AR MAKZBB. ALL mllO SUFFER from INDIGESTION elsralAven NORTON'S CA MORITZ PILL& 5..!.) .. ‘er y where. Bottled. la lA.*. L. sa4 VA:li LE' 3 ANTIBILIOUB PILLS. nao tha last 44 ream for INDIGESTION. In bolo. 4,4 In I fid.. M. Id.. and Ilm. ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In lite the hot VI year,. for BILIOUS AYFELTIONS. lin V."... at I Id.. 20. Nl., p. &L. and Iln. t,LE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in ow• tits last 6 years for LIVEN. COMPIAINTS. In Oozes MIL 14 b. 4a. 64.. saif - Man> and important are the questions which the new Parlia ment till have to approach; but, And, it will have to decide whether those who, when in Mies, have @whittled 1014.0herishel principles, or those who have manfully _maintained their opinions through good and evil report are to guide Meade/Minim of this great watery. I doubt not what the answer of the people will be, and I oder myself toyou In order that you and I may eontrtbnte our Quota, and meet M. Gladstone in the work that is before him. Under his able guidance the liberal party will have to apply itself to the reduction of our national expenditure, which in the hinds of the Confirmative Government has far exceeded all former limits. The abortive attempts at reorganising the War-of/toe made by the present Administration have amply ended in ineseased outlay ; whereas I fun convicted that th ere is room for far greater economy, combined with. and melting in, greater eteciency in all the chief public departments, and especially In those of war mat marine, 'The new Parliament will have much to accomplish in the amend ment of the law. It will have to devise means to plane the rela tions between employers and employed on a more satisfactory footing. It must endeavour to amMorate the sanitary arrange ments in the great centres of population, to improve the dwellings of the working 0111.4814 and to purify and incision oar water supply. It will have to apply itself earnestly to increasing the facilities offered to the people, both for the general and the tech nical education of their children: and, should other means fail, an approach at least to the compulsory system will be absolutely re mused. And, meet important of all, it will have to give its verdict on the ',object of the Irish Church. That verdict, I believe, will be a con firmation of the policy approved by the majority of the preempt Home of Commons, a policy to which I have given a willing sm. Gentlemen, I ask you then to give me your mite, so that I may be able to asset in the great work which lies before u• I bring some experience and much earnestness to the task, and should you honour me by your choice, I promise you that my best efforts shall nut be wanting to justify it. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient flervanL emm JULIAN 00 . 19, Grommoretrest, August 11. TREAT BALEof FURNITURE, Carpets, hearth ram fae, bedsteads, bedding, upholstery, demean, nbeetinga, table linen, long cloths, bed ticks, unfltilzir , kterpenee, blanteta, Ike, to make room for extensive anent and addi tion el adjoiaina premissa—WlL WALYFS, Mite eltillitott butte; Factories, oto 0, Ikaatteetrest, Loudon. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, and New, wanted to PURCHASE for mob to ship. Whole booms pre ferred. No chaise for mama* or remora—Apply In WIC WAIN Roilo report Cpholaterte. Lila 49 IR, Newington buns. BLlARDS.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD TABLES, a kW*. for SALE or HIRE. M the nano= show looms a J. BENXI= and Co., oaken by appointment to the Ilona Fatally. War-udioe, and Admiralty. itthie from 36 guineas, With amenortea-36. Surreyotreet. Strand. CIUTFITH for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO- NlER—Deteiled Lista of *be neremary Outdt, Mx., tor every climate and appointment, will be to MD to THREBILER and (ILENNY, Out:littera, wad door to Fomerert HOW% Wand- GREAT FIRE in ISHOREDITCR. IMPORTANT TFMTIMONIAL. 7$ and 77, Shoreditoh, 13th June, UM " Mr. John Bracher, late Wm. Mare and Bon, $7, Canuonetreat. Mir —We have muds pleasure In informing you that the Fire proof Pars we nareWaed of you some time noon preserved ito eautente from the effect& of the lire which entirely destroyed our premises on the nijbt of Tuesday, the Rh inst. The outside of th e Rafe mug have been red-hot, judging from it. when taken out of the Are. • MI are fully at liberty to publish this letter. "We are, yours, &c, (Signed) Gops7o2opemitie and Co." JOHN , late WILLIAM MA)tR and ko. BON, 117, Cannonatreet. SC.. whom the safe may be seen. F. THOMAS and Co.'. PATENT Vs SEWING NACHINE&—The oelebrated No. lgachlaes. unequalled tor general work. LlO. The new Domenico Ilachinee. complete ILook Stitch). 15 is £4 en, and 14.—Oatelognea Tres. W. F. THOYAB and Co.. 1 sod 1. Obsainicts. sod IlegmlAdrows. Ontordwtreet. London. NEWTON WILSON and Co.'s SEWING - . --- --- MACHINES. - -- . - - wain ELIM3TTIZO/4 - iviciPIIZE MEDAL & NEW IWOS MALIUSf ES.. 71 - 110 - IAFHA, HAND Locx.srucu, DORGAI3, AND PENELOPZ Hte only hand-waft maahheee that have mine modals. Ma American button-holm aytdeabola overesaming machine, for tha Bret time the complete combhuLtioe of • sewing and batton.hol• machine. Makes Ite button-holes par boar, and damages in a dant? to Wain sawkair. Illestad catalogues trey High Holbotn; 144. — Chwagniaa ; sad 110. Regentalreet 'VEBER PIGEONS. .11. DAWN= and 00.. DYERS sad CLEANNIS. Dwkib lrk tailresk a:1600r4 t 41"41.1 --- - _ OAKEY'S INDIARIIIIBER KNIFE BOARDS - , from IL id. ~IL ()AIM'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packvta 7A. eat& ; tlae. St. la, IL M., and Is each. OABET'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mer corirli, for darning and polishing silver. eloctro.plato, piste do., no. Utast' ed. *soh. O AKE Y'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emory and Ohms Cloth. Blast Lend, to COLD everywhere, by ironmongers , (grocers, olimea, broeheostere, chemists, te. Wholesale by JOIE( OA KEY and SONS. own and !Sack lead mill; 171. Maekfrlars• N PLECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Ream. ay -a -4 renstsettl opplivable iu the cure of all nervous ailments, sash. • •tion s h. ad eissuplaints, dmrssedon of spirits, giddiness, kr., by is.• I.s of the l'utent ELECTIIIe BELTS. which supply to sy,tes a.Ol Vital etnoss and that without fuseless moistnes s lot to' :es, Phorlu, plates, or winss. Pull details free. Call or write.— I hasty BIUTOWS.Esq., N.E., No. 11, Obarlottostrest, Bloomsbury, Condos. WC. EAST LYNNE. By MIL lirwiril/2Yoon. THE CHANNTSGB. By the ilitice of " Eant Lynne." tx. MRS. HALLIBtiRTON'S THOUBLEN. By the game Author. x. nurua.s. By the Author of " Quits." "At Odds," &e. By EDMUND TAT/a. FA 1., gton, rife ol Neat, Clap- , the ,r-et- ife of or R. ulm's Dio mple, L. D., Jane, the Vara. f the t.ley. NV, Ural. y the Aeld. orrh, 13t. itcv. Feo- D.l-0 '7 t tilt. fr. 11. men. H. M. of the *lira CUP- Was rfit OW" ideal Ibr Wei- • idße- ,voihet, S.N. ii 164 , WOW° aty widow TtLYI 6 I. h.' tat: 73. rt WE) /13". I \T.— To he DISPOSED OF, the LEASE, B‘ un.apirod tom, of 71 years, of UUILTIM RECTORY. • .I.dwiel.; rontaista three Maingroom, dye bedroom • • o.orno. .-orelphourie, stable, outof leva. good fruit add ;.; Ts. and ; in all above four seen of .•. Rent tto par annum.—Apply to Captain J. ; ; ‘; ; 0, I ; uilton Itootory. Windham. Kent. , 'l'-CLASS OFFICES to LET on the First • floors. Rents moderste.—Apply on the preemies, lace, Unseechurch-stroet; sad 4. Iffsacospoodrt. Tower. ri`M*) IiTF.A.II-ENGINES for BALE of 112-horer power, b 7 MIDDLETON ; the other 11-bdree ; IiI.ACKE7T—in good working condition, with I. .r lurthrr pertlealius apply to E. HOZ and 00., ek al t=t • • 1. r:dirbury-aquare. osEir.-120 to £BOO ADVANCED hums & on furniture. without rereorul. publicity. or law • ' • Ma) Le 'ovoid by espy 111,1UL:oast& No sharps At all if cle• . •.1 7 «no...lnclusive. II pw mat for filt:ad=Over tho ERTATE 0/ 1 71 , „ ths.o6 W.C. Advanoso oo lams. Uhl palm. lba. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES .....upprosdlng all other*. Prise Medals—London, 1101 N: 4;old, irons CIS 15s ; Bawer, from 1.6 Ournhill; g..titArtrert ; and 75, Strand. I t i:UA N BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS ~ .I, I WVIIEI4. Barrack Furniture, Prank; Portmanteau, s• • kIeLSCONSIDERABLY REDUCED. Ink PICCADILLY. Ontelogure tree. 11 F: PT and SONS, CABINET MAKERS, • • I 11010TERERS, and BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, Fins•bnry-square, E.U. Untalcsue post tripe. I • • ',dr.°. CI A1..-OEORGE J. COCKERELL gni CO. Beat mile cub. Oaab 118.-13. OenshilL TIIE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. lAMEST 817101)31 PRIM . Bee nest advertietowet. ( OALR.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY " supply Abed, from then Oco .t Cloy Ctroon—Thebost, exl to Woll's Zndat Ws. nor ton ; wound& u. Oath on ‘sry.—Ordess to rep oViscas. suziroor‘rzAcar. .t.WARILIIOAD. R. 'NOILIRISTE4, TRAVELLERS, VISITORS to the A. SEASIDE, and other. expored to the sun and dust will died .he application of ROWLANDS' EALYDOR both noot th and .• Nestling to the lone and skin. allaying all beat and int ; ..losing eruption*, freeklos, and dibirationa; and rendering ilia ..it, dear, and pleaaant. Price 4a. ad. and M. Id. pew '. Psild at to, ISat4n.ruden, and by nheunide and perfumers. • tor " Rowlands' Kalyd"r," and beware of spurious and per ....us articles sold under the nano td "Katrina." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE A CPA AIfAitELLA reetoree the Human Hair - en its pristine hoe no matter st what new titg4NELL and 00. hare et length. with the aid of one uto.t eminent chemists, enceeedod in perferting this most orrtul liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more cameo ,'form. and at a lower price. —Sold in bottlek as• each: also, 1 . and lbs. each with brush. I.oi !toll Wharf. Angel-pastags. gS, Upper 4 .... F.ll' Loa. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE , acknowledged to be the lighten sad moat comfort- Z,::,,,!" - enhe tee. invented. Bootle Ntoo,,Netee-wapa, sta„ for " It.• weokneek to. • Abdowitiol Web, Railway Cone ""-•'. tech h.., Artithial ier . Arens, bands. Rica, de,' and surgical nip co nonunion:wed ARNOLb WestlfinitLneld LOndall. i t -14 n. lone for nteanurionent sod prices forwarded. An ex ts, I. nmle to attend on ladho. SAI-110N, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. WHICH SHALL IT BEY BROKEN to COMETH UPS 4 I'u2wEil. Ititud Bentley, New THE lIEE OP PUBLIC-HOLM= AT ELECTIONS.— The members for North Lancashire were the chief speakers at a bazaar held the day before yesterday in support of the funds of the Lancaster Total A.M. Society. The_ opening ceremony took place at noon, the °hair being taken by the Right Hon. Wilson Patten, the chancellor of the duchy. The trustees of the hall presented, through Mr. Dawson, an address to the chairman, in which they took credit for the circumetanee that the members of the Total Abstinence Society were, almoat without exception, free from the stain of bribery or corruption at the last election. The trustees further said that if they had been permitted, the teetotal electors would have formed the nucleus of a new and reformed constituency. They earnestly entreated the candidates for North Lanembire to set their faces against the use of public-houses during the mutest, and so secure victory from tarnish, or defeat from disgrace. Colonel Patten during his speech said— " The request that be and his hon. oelleague would not use public-houses durng the election sprang, no doubt, from the intimate knowl ed ge which the framers of the address had of the evils that occurred is Lancaster during the last contested election. Although he was so old a member, the pending contested election was the first in which he bad been _engaged. Both he and his noble opponent had used a number of public-houses in furtherance of their can vass ; and be must say that neither of them had witnessed the slightest indication of the evils which the address alluded to. He assured the trustees that it was quite im possible to adopt their suggestion in carrying on • county contest. It was the abuse of publics-homes, and not their use, that was objected to. He was far from saying that the interest of the publicans, as • class, was opposed to the public interest. There were men amongst the publicans of the highest and it was a mistake on the part of P lr s. tem perance friends to endeavour to taboo the publicans as a class who were disinclined to promote the public wel fare; hi should consider himself disgraced if he was re turned by practices which produced the evils of intemper ance in any part of the constituency that he hoped to have the honour to represent; but he nand repeat that he dif fered from thine who were for strong measures of, legira tion at the present tune. He concluded by assuring the audience that be was at one witk them in their dads to pet down the greateet earn thatmer afflicted the nation." The Marquis of Hartirigton said be entirely and cordially sympathised with the object for which the society bad been formed--namely, to promote terapermee and to combat intemperance by means of moral sewn= rather than by coercive measures of legislation. He agreed with very much that had been said by his right hon. colleague, but at the same time be held a strong opinion that the time was approaching when it would be necessary for the legis lature to take into its very serious consideration all the laws that affected the liquor traffic in this country. Doi) LAW IN 1;388.—In the eleventh year of the reign of Richard 11. (A.D. 1388), a singular proclama tion was made by the mayor, aldermen, and commons of the city of London, prohibiting the wandering of dogs within the city jurisdiction. Probably a perusal of the identical proclamation at the present time may prove inte resting. The following is a oopy :—" To avoid the noise, damage, and strife that used to arise from the wandering of dogs about the city, it is forbidden that any parson shall keep a dog accustomed to go at large out of his own r I if . 105111 e without guard thereof, by day or night, within the fialichve of the raid city. genteel dogs excepted, under pain of )4,3 nig forty pence to the use of the chamber. And if any one shall make prayer for any person who shall do the contrary hereof he shall pay forty pence to the chamber for !tacit his . prayer." Mr. Riley. the editor of the Li ier .41:.a. (originally compiled by John Car l...liter and Itichaid Whittington), *ay: that "the word cfssii., Di the orignal may possibly seem ' gentle,' Sur pot of the tLen known descriEtion.."—L'ily 4?css. Be EAR FAST. EPPS'S COMA. -e• Inrwaging, pant. fat, and eoedertinir. I'repand by James Ems and Co., homeopathic chemists, London. Made simply with boiling water or milk. hold only in labelled packets.—ladvertisment j WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will of the Right Hon. Frederick Gough, Baron Calthorpe, of Elvetham Park, Hants; Edgbastoa heuse, Birmingham ; and 33, Grosvenor-square, was proved in London, on the 14th Met., by his sons, the Hon. Augustus Cholmondeley Gough Calthorpe and the Hon. Somerset John Gough Calttie ; his son, the present peer, the Right Ran. Frederick Henry William Gough, Baron Calthorps, having renounced the grant. The per sonalty was sworn under 70,0001. The will is dated 1866, with three mita", 1861-6-8. His lordship died grad May last, aged 78. He directs his estates in the counties of Warmth and Norfolk and all other his real estates to be sold, and the proceeds, together with thl9 Melba of has personal astir* to be divided into eight squid pinta be queathing one part to his youngest on and one part to each of five of his daughters. The youngest Is to receive the in terest of two eighth parts for her life, thrindpal at her death to be divided amongst all the children except the two eldest sons. The testator's four daughters, Frances, Harriet. Isabel, and Olivia, are also to have 1,0001. in ad dition to their share; and to the two last named are left 14 new shares in the New River Company. The family, in 1845, assumed, by royal license, the name of Gough.— The will of General the Hon. 81r Hugh Arbuthnott, 1f.C.8., colonel of the 79th Foot, formerly M.P. for Kin cardine, was proved, in London on the 18th inst., by the Hon. William Arbu t hnott , the brother, the Hon. Walter Arbuthnett, the nephew, and Frederick Walton), Esq., of Bolton-street, Piccadilly, the joint acting executors. The personalty was sworn under 120,000/. The testator was second son of the seventh Viscount Arbotknott. The gal lant general had seen much active perdu, and gained several military h onour and badges of distinction. lie died 10th July - last, at the age of 88. His will is dated August 10, 1864 ; by which be provides that in the event of hie nephew, th e Hon. Walter Arbuthno Arbuthnott, bn deprived of a life interest in the testator's estate Hatton, Marykirka, Kincasdinethire, N. 8., he leaves him the sum of 20,0001. Three par Cent. Consols, for his own sole use and benefit, to be paid out of testator's general personal estate, free of duty, imme diately After the demos of his (testator's) brother, the Hon. William Arbuthnott, who is appointed residuary legatee of the real and personal estate. There is onle , other bequest , being an 'anxiety d 3261., free of du ty, to Amelia Buts—The will of the Rev. Robert Vaughan , D.D., late of 10, St. John's-terrace, Regent's-park, was proved in London, on the 10th lilt., by the Rev. Edward White, of Tufnell-park, Holloway, and Mr. Robert Vaughan Ildnian of rmsbury-square. The personalty was sworn under' 5,0801. The testator was an able end thstinguthed — writer and an independent minister. He had been Professor of Ancient and Modern History in Univer sity College, London. He died, June 14 last, at Torquay, ued 73. He bequeaths to his wife an , linmeidiste legacy of 100 L, his residues in Regent's-park, and the furniture, plate. books and pictures for her hie, and a life interest in his estate ; and after her decease his daughters Roma and Ociatia are to select furniture, the rescinder, with the library, to be sold. Hie granddaughter, Louisa Ruch, is to receive a legacy of Ma; his grandson, Carl, 6001. ; his daughter Susan, widow of the Bev. P. Willie's', 5001. ; and 2001. to each of his grandchildren Kate and Wycliffe Vaughan. The residence, St. John's-terrace, together with a legacy of 1,0004 will revert to his daugh ter Louisa, wife of the Rev. N. Jennings, and their child ren ; and his daughter Octavio is to receive the interest of 1,600/. To each et his executors he leaves 60/. The ulti mate midis., real and personal, is to be divided amongst all his ohildrea.—llloareed leaden News. EW INDUSTRIEB.—Abeet-sugar manufacturing company on a largo scale is being formed in London. Another company has subeenbed a large capital for the development of the mineral oil lands in Southern Italy, and an association is being formed for the purpose of raising oil in the province of Modena and bringing it in a refined state to the English market.—Ths Grocer and Oh Feritw. Dn. LE JONGIe 8 LIMIT-BROWN COD LIVER Ott.- - Where the general health to irnpaind, sad esiael•tion is opera" Om rsee hir Henry Murals. Bart. Physician to lifer gajtsty in 'Mond, the ' , AVM( and manimatitsfr Orrin of a reviler daily mono, of this alumni Oil toe highly autishiotery. Its favourable tabor on the system is renorattlat ; it ehoeiot pro. prods* emainaties, rotWeve Um yielding Waft. rebuild% as it sure, the tens:list (tame, and brings shoat a most irmartable dines in as us seal ta actions." sold qtly in assailed lisp Vial Balf.pints, 2s. Ed. ; Pints, 4s. 9d.; Quite, is ; by all cheatiartn. Pole Consignees, Ansa, Raiford, and Co., 77, Snead, London. — 'Advertisement.) zeta teto,Oop There bey., of comes, beenmaity insiegari under 'di!. !mast beads of service which I have 'sat antuled to; at they have been met by ding reductions 'under other heads, but I believe that e above statements give a fair amount of the real causes of the increased esti mates. Now, es regards the army expenditure, you must remember that before the change of govment took place the War-office had determined to convert the small arms into breech-loaders, but Sanely any provision had been made in the estimates for that purport. That the difficulty of recruiting the army had become so great as to induce the then government to appoint a com mission to report upon the subject, and that the commis sion made recommendations entailing a very great in creme in the estimates. That the forts built by the late government were without armaments. Now what have been the results of the inc eased expenditure P 1. As regards small arms the operation of conversion will be nearly completed by the end of this year lAs regards recruiting the army, the extra pay 'has induced no fewer than 28,600 veteran troops to 1113-400.111 themselves. 3. As regards arming the forts, 287 pieces of ordnance have been provided (part of which was estimated for by the late government), and of these 142 are already mounted. Then, with respect to the navy, I would call your atten tion to the statement made by Sir John Pakington in the Home of Commons, on August 4, 1886, in answer to Hr. Graves :—" I regret to state I find the re serves by no means in a satisfeetory condition, or, indeed, in such a state as T had a right to find them, so much so that the Admiralty has great difficulty in finding relief for the ships that return from foreign service." It would be impossible, within the limits of a letter, to contrast the state of the navy now with what it was two years ego ; but if you will read the speech of Hr. Corry, in moving the navy estimates on May 11 th of this year, I think you will be satisfied that greet advances have been made towards efficiency. Lastly, with respect to the civil Nereids expenditure. With the exception of a large increase in the 'votes for education end Kamm and art, and of a grant towards the Glasgow University balding. I am not aware that the protest government can be seharged with burdening the tax payers of the country to a greater amount than was neces sary to complywith the provinces of recent acts of the legislature, and to carry out the engagements entered into. by their predecessom—Believe me, ~ (Signed) Groton WARD HUNT. Aseheton Croak Esq. MURDER AT DEPTFORD.—i jury at Guys Hos pital yesterday i found a labounng man, named Jeremiah Toomey, guil of wilful murder at Deptford. The in quest was he on the body of Patrick Desmond, who WOO brutally stabbed in the on Sunday night, sad died from the resulting injuries in the hospital on Tele day last. Deceased was a labourer nod lodged at a Min mon lodging-house, in New King-street, Deptford, kept by a person named Robinson. In the same house JeM miah Toomey lodged. On Sunday evening deoemed sad Toom were with other men in a public-house in Old King- daceaaed fell asleep on a form. While in this • Mousey teak some money from bit pockets, and meat it in drink, which was divided between the other persons end himself. After the money had been spent, triad M they iware Jellying the lions., the deceased awoke, and finding that his money had been taken, became greatly exas perated at not bang able to dad who was the thief. Ile and others then went to the Nay Arms, about a quarter of a mile from the Fishing Swank, and stayed drinking until about 9 o'clock. About that time Toomey entered the hones and drew deceased front the bar as though to say tcusething to him ? and they - promesimi to the outside of the bossy which is close to • the d gates, where there were some policemen on duty, however, did not appear to see anything of %SRL in a few minutes deoeaaed returned to the bar, saying that Toomeyp had kicked him in the side, on looking at which it was disooyered blood was running from an • in desessed's tremors. Re then became feint, s»d.said he had been 'tabbed. On stripping. aft his clothes a wound was found in the lower part of the abdomen on the left side. The police and a medical man were sent for, who had deemed aemoved to the la:pub/outs where be had been staying. Toomey. It ap after leaving deceased, returned to the lodging- mum, where he was ems at one time to be sliarpaelng Ids , elasp-imits on! the doorstep, and heard to express hie .intention of giving Desmond three inches of it before the night war out.. Re left the house shortly afterwards,-and has net 'bests seen or human/ isms, althonA. the gams .have aura Tabery effort to discover him. Deceased stated, when takes to the hospital, that Toomey struck him • end knocked - him down when they got outside the hem" and while on the ground, ha thought, kicked him, and then ran away. CEYBTAL PALACE.-03TE SIIILLLNO DAT.— FRIDAi t Ammer 28 . Admiunom by season ti c k e t s , 1,140; ditto on payment. 2,231 ; total visitors, 3,371. No MORE 111, La OR Al!? OTHER MIDICINE.— Duro rem: COISTSTIPTION, to cram DT De Boiler's Re ve- LICITA ADADICA, FOOD TO TUE 19TODASD, norms, loop. and liver of old and young. coins, offhoot faodiohlo of oz. pence, amend." (iMigestaoD), combination. diarchmo, avidity. headset" soffohlia. hYstobla, naWilahon, sleeplamock dehillty wastinn, email, asthma, fevcm, consamptcon. low spirits. e foU. carts hinh ha d resisted an acedfolnac, ftabaftto that of hfb Noli ppess the Pore. It sates rift' Lima its coot la qther rowdies lino; Ilh, !cad.; Hite, tabs., 40e, sett pereseal, Also the Revalrele aitt• Powder, more ter , than ooncon• bated beef. —.l% Rimy and 03., 77, , aet, Landon: also Fortnum and Mason; and at _,(11 grareohureholavet; t. Mese. side; and 110, Oxfordotreet—Ladvertimeeet.l Lea a great I:meting of cab owners and ,-41,rites was had ist the ;Agricultural-hall, lalington, eo pluton against the regulations at present =lnroad hp the • nrilway -companies -upon cabs entering their stations. &au. alter eight o'clock the doors were thrown open, and •t 1 e crowd who had titillated round the hall untently began. to enter and to • take up their position round the platform. In the mamma at least them 011, 1 = thcausud persons were gathered together; but • ti.ese, the mere stresofiers, • procession heath.= keuiird at the (M field, Waterloo-station. Mee had marched through the town, collecting vutiaus urinate at Westminster-brida, ltuaellniquare. .and :ether- ylaces. At a quarter. before 9it reached-the Lull with its bags and banners, and wee received with lithd cheers by those already amembled. W hen all were in. the meeting probably reached seven or eight thousand. eA Oswald which had been bores barely Uw precise*, used w loch Lore the somewhat auggeesive motto, t' ; end no more: our rights, and - no leas,' was bra= to the platform and displayed behind. the chair. Ifr. J. 8. (lower (who presided) opened the proseedier w. li a lnief discourser on this tart. fie said there werisin • hellion 6,140 cabs, the ociat of which wax 3UO, 001M;atsi • which Use governmeat leviedeolees their ltio,oool. piraalannt in the shape of duty, This oppesegee taintionounithei not Its otp-,essive r egu lations of thepolim, haildriveu the to cad this geoid useetneg. *a • they all 'mew, them Item 1,000 to 1,0 00 privEleged cab-. Prom the owners • 401 these tabs the raiiwaye exacted 12,00 W. a year • and they also took 2,0001. as the daily depirit ; but whither ' that was good conduct ammey, or what it warn for, he maid net tell. 11 the railways would open their gates the cab men would have a home for their bona,. and a resting place teat themselves. Either the railway couiptunia ought to do the, or the government ought to prays.° proper stands ; ;and With a view to obtain what they utteded lie urged the meeting to unanimity and resolution. (i:ueent.) lir. W. Ceocixe, the @secretary, followed, and complained of the manner in which they had ben trwited by the troaatenies. The lint letter of the trade having met with . no satisfactory response a MOO& was written, in auswerto which they had been bald that y had out a threat. Well, pm haps they did ; but inesasuch ate no other course was open to them, he was proud to see that they were premed nut only to hold out a threat, but to carry it out. (loud cheers.) Mr. WILLBT Lova, • proprietor, moved the following resolution That as the Metropolitan Railway Cotn- Ironies have declined to do away with the railway privilege system of greeting to certain hackney carriage proprietors lease for plying at the various railway bilious, but with out giving any proper reams' for so doing , we, th e pro prietors and diners, hereby pledge ourselves to maU a definite stand against such an unjust monopoly, injurious to the hackney carriage trade, useless to the publie, and only beneficial to the railway oompan:es ' who receive annually about 12,0E411. for granting such privilege and retain in their possession about 2,0001. deposit money." This he supported in an energetic speech, in whir:Use con ' tended that cab-driving ought to be a free trade in a free country. (Loud cheers.) This was supported by Mr. Wm. Case and Mr. Gulliver (both propnetors), a hose general line of argument was that tho street tithe r were subject to the same polies inspection and regulations as the privileged caws, and were, as a rule, equal if not -superior to any plying at a station. If, at any rate, they were in a fit state to take a fare to a station, they were equally fit *bring one away ; that the privileged cabs r were not nearly sufficient to accommodate the paieengere coming by rail, and Whenever there was an excess of c adages the conthartywere compelled to resort tolls t cabs, and that it was unjust that a eoevenience .he ld made of them on such °minima when at other times. the wer notperiniftedtosmtera on. That the public would ter bee ted by doing away with the monopoly, War* , . would always thee have a sufficient supply of th e Station's. That the public would be further ben if albs thonopthy was done away with, as it would grevpat the streets from being crowded with empty cabs not.per mitted to remain at thethationaj and also with the empty privileged cabs ashirning to the stations; 'and that eili the horses would have rest at the stations, they wreath bath a bytter condition to tiring • tare away. Mx. EtKEZ*IIIE PIRILOR, " the cabman's friend," and the president of-their sorority, then moved the foll,owiag,nno latices :—" We, the nos-privileged .hackney oernene pro prietor, and (WIWI, in cenjenetion with many - ha erg strarranwaypardege, -resolve not to enter any *Amy Mustier% er pat on any cab-stand near a station, far the purpose of plying for hire, on and after Saturday, the 29th of August inst., until the railway companies shall throw open their stations to all hackney camages (subject ally to proper traffic regulations), and we pledge ourselves riot to allow any of our cabs to ply for hire before eleven o'clock in the morning, and that night cabs be home at two o'clock the following morning, unless the oompanies will accede to our request within six days, we furtherpledge ourselves to withdraw our cabs from the streets." ( tfteers.) It might be said that the proposed measure was rather harsh ; but every reasonable measure had been tried without success, and nothing else remained. It had been said that the cabmen could not crush the lamps ; but they had crushed them; and in lees than a fortnight they would be in the station yards. (Loud cheers.) They intended to allow the privi leged cabs to sweep the streets and to gather all the fares they could, while they (the non-privileged men) were eating their eggs and bacon—Qaughter)—for they had men behind them such as Mr. Mayhew, Mr. Locke, and Mr. Saunders, who had large purees, and would see that they were provided with the means. (Cheers.) Recollect that to-morrow no man went out till eleven. (Loud cheers.) He had no doubt that, with tho exception of a few crawling sycophants, the resolution would be observed ; and to-morrow the passengers who came by the night trains would hove to walk for the good of their health. (Laughter.) If this did not effect the desired object, there was somet hi ng else behind. Perhaps the meeting would! like to know what it was ; but for the present it must be kept back. Let the drivers, however, be satisfied that the committee knew how to attack the enemy in his stronghold, and depend upon it they would succeed. (Loud cheers.) An ex-privileged driver, named Brass, complained of what he called the " marrying" system—that was to say,. the ryststm of one privileged cab taking two fares out of the station, while there were plenty of cabs outside wait ing for employment (Cheers.) A number of other drivers also spoke in support of the resolution, which was carried unanimously ; and The meeting, which was of an extremely orderly character, concluded with the usual formalities. THE LONDON HOOPITAL.—Last evening a met ing, convened with the view of raising subscriptions in aid of the funds of the London Hospital, was held in the Working Men's-hall, West Ham-lane, Stratford. Mr. IL Wingfield Baker, one °tithe candidates for the Ca tion of the oessaiy of -Essex, presided. The in opening the business of the evening, dwelt upon the im portame of maintaining an institution hike the London Hospital in a thorough state of efficiency. The imbiber of in-patients was about 423, and the a stay of each was six weeks, thus givin6 re a+ot er al of 4, in-patients every year. Mr. Bullio n of the hospital) said that every inch of room in thebuilding was occupied for the purposes of the hospital; indeed, the primers anirthe institution had been so great daring the lint fern years that the authorities were compelled to put beds in entry hob sad corner, as it were. The result of this preemie had been the addition of needy:loo beds. Thera are bow over 440 in the hospital, and as each bed. duets on the average 601. per year, an extra expendi ture of 6,000!. per annum had bean ineunred, This question really . began to assume a seriesiii 1:10 oogicauded moving a resolution in favour of wa y • a special mi to the local t,radenuen and to for funds. The Rev. T. Scott, M.A.. (formerly laud now vicarpf West Hambinfoecoading the during the eight years la was chaplain these wer•itell than 30,000 in-patinste and *O,OOO out-pititinte , Neagh= was adopted unanimously. The lbri."llr. in a short speech, moved a resolution in favoar of l at i Zorganiaation for the collection of funds. Mr. An drew Johnstone aesonded the resolution, remarking that by contributing to the funds of the London Hospital the inhabitants of Essex would be preparing themselves for subscribers to the proposed West Mem Hospital The moo lottOe was adopted. Kb L-C.2rne proposed that a local committee be formed, and In doing so, to show the urgency of the appeal now put forth, stated the insane of the charS o was bat 16,000 f. per year, while the expen diture was 0001. or 38,0001. The resolution was se conded and pted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman closed the prooeedings. Bun= ALlM—About 6 folock on Wednesday night the body of a ones named - Henry San years of age, employed sr a watchwaiut at ilintre. "g lay and &cabers' forgo, Sundertend, -eras fennel half. berisd in • sued hole. He had been digging gatitiAtellei and a portion of the heap giving way he was Ye. The accident, it is supposed, occurred hafts* 4 o'clock. The body was dby a yotmg earianan in the employ of Neeere. Rosy. On unyoking his horse and cart, be found deesassd's omit ha ngbig up in the stable, and taking it down went to the wind hole for ths of telling Sandmen to drop work. •On arrivinr ri; hole be was horrified to find deceased half balled with sand and quite dead. of character e Th r of °l ß na o s b Ro P 7 rie ia Well w k i r e own r tO n b d ot in Engtiab g tan th d e Scotch playgoer', died on Wednerday, in Edinburgh, torn un attack a Pritish cholera. Drriviux and Co., Belfast, are the holders of Whisky in the world. Their Outten& e Lo n ir ( 11 :b4u b bi l t e h ei ding.. .- k i co d 4"l striad. appal Pralvadrilo7inw"eurtaaorneiviinammut6lM7.4lMrrots" mien to M Dttnsills and