The Express. — London, England, 1866-05-09 00:00:00

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Al Is. ; May Sind, 10e. : Rae first-class mew steamer ADLER, Captain N. BUNDILMEN, May 24th, Is. fell ; May rata, la. Tlchets may be obtained of win be despatched from Horselydown, on THURSDAY, May 10 th e principal London nurserymen, and of the usual London = her lam. at 28 Ain.. main at Brunswick Ile; agents. wall for at 12 noon—Fares to Bremen, £1 and Al i rehire es and V toe. —Apply at G RA V E,, S of TEN GUINEAS to the ' Universal Office, Regent-circus, W.:or to Pall-LIM, ORAY BB . 10.-1 LYTEItNATIONAL liffit/ICULTUZAL MREITIVO receive PHI LIPS and Co., lit. Dunstan'abouse, St Dunstan's-hill, C. one banquet ticket—one personal ticket admitting all four days of the Show—eeven guinea tickets admitting first day—and tee. THE INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAM cards admitting two each to the Conversazione. COMPANY. Ofhees-2, TILLEGRAPE-8111EBT, MOOEGATFAMMILT, CITY.' NOTICE to SUBSCRIBERS to the INTER- ; NATIONAL HORTICULTURAL ELIIIBITION.—AII the THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and Tickets, except the cards for the Banquet, have been this day I CANAL COMPANY. dtched by post to Subscribers Persons not having received NOTICE IS HEREBY OMEN, that the TENTH ORDINARY theirs. are requested to write Immediately to T. MOORE, rat" GENERAL MIMING of the Shareholders re the Rest India ' Botanic Garden. Cubes. B.W. Irrigation and Canal Company will be held at the Company s offices, Nos 8 and 9, Queen -street-place, Southwark-bridge. in STRAND MUSIC HALL. GRAND RE the City of London, on THURSDAY, the SWOT of NV WAWA, OPINING To-NIGHT, mad EVERY EVKNltia.—Beet at one o'clock precisely. Company in London. Choruses, Part Songs. 610m b : i e . - a ; The Transfer Books of the Company wffl be dosed tem the Co mk N ig h . Timm F renc h. Kin geendge, coerce . Vat to th e Met instant, belt days heelastee.—By order of th e Sheen Bulks, Diamond, and Si lent ' tree Belmont, Mille Beard of Directors, JOHN WRITWOOD, Secretary. I Rivers, and the great female tenor from Brussels, Mdlle. Elmira: 8 and 9, Queenatreet-plate, Southwarkbridge, London, RC., I signor Remondi, and Dugwaur, the Indian Juggler —Stant, M. May 1, Int. I and le.: balcony, 54.—N.8. Wins and :Writs as usual - and Ve lrl i pi l aCir l424; i lt atrYrds S cot (S TRAI e a b AN e larl ed d e isikLdg, lasts ham; day idird Kay), the new A ffin 04 MOMS , • 116 years, register I,9oBSond J. N. B c : lying in the Bast India Dooka Tide spiendid eldp ~ceder passage to Bombay in 89days, end eimapieted bec Ord voyage interns than eight menthe She hr good booms mynas tor ts a few chief cabin paseengera, and is the finest Teasel „ s waps iiydney.=For terms of freight sr Is. apply de v orrr aad MOODY, 9, Billiteratreet. Irn.rr t and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE o Haim SHIP —For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from gm dyer on the fish of July, calling at Plymouth on the Ist m o to embsrk passengers', the splendid ingsto-Indlt ship OG LA HUE, • l 111 Turk register 1,331 tons. WILLIAM non. paa. Commander: lying in Ike East India Docks. This Ins skis has been Wit exproudy for the Sydney Made she has a fill pulp, with firskrat• accommodation for calls her kween decks being lofty and airy, she offers also Pin=h; m o:t i gnity for a rty.a few sew e r cabin and in= edlato o pereMrs 4 spp ,M to the Captain, on board: to OELLITry, UV and SEWELL, 27, Leadenhall-street ; or to DEL and MOORE, No. 9, Billiterofteet. THE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY OMEN, that the FOURTEENTH ORDINARY MINERAL MINTING of the tthavehekiws of the Madras irrigation and Canal Company will be held at the Com pany's °glom 8 and 9. Queen-street -place, Southwark-brldge, Im the City of Leedom, en IirIDNUDAY, the 11981 dig of May Instant, at I dein& predeely. The Transfer Books of the Company vitt be closed from the Elst to the 90th Instant, both days c..ve--By order of the Board of Directors, JOHN WESTWOOD, becretary. end 9, Queen-street -place. Southwark-bridge, Loudon, LC., May 1, 1994. QTODAREI3 425th reptesentation.—THEATßE AY a MYSTERY, Egyptian Rall-BTODARCB eelebritei MARVELS of MAGIC and VENTRILOQUISM, as performed by him by command at Windsor Castle, before IL 18 QMOIS. Nov. IL 1.846,. and twice before MILS Ma of Wg" /twee, 1885, and March 10, 1888. The new serration, the LIARYII. a mom. twanrx, sad away. coubnita Indira Basket Teat EVERY EVENING, at 8; Wednesdays aad Saturdays at Stalls may be mewed is advance at the llezadlee, Egyp tian-hall, open daily from 11 till S ; and at Mitche ll 's, Old Bond street —Admission, is, 25.: Stalls, Sa.—" Almost mlzamilona."— Vide "Times." TT a/id WORE'S ATTRTRALUN LlNE Di:iri f rACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the riser on the 25th August, calling at Plymouth on the Ist lotelpher to embark passengers), the igelenrild trigatehelll 1)4 PALLANLATTA, A 1 11 years register 1,600 tons, JOHN WIL LIAMS, Commander East India Docks. this fine ship hes Jest bin Oat expressly for the Sydney trade she has a full poop, wet first.rate accommodation for cabm paseengers ; her 'tweets man being lofty and airy, she offers also a desirable opportunity for a few second cabin and intermediate and wili carry an experienced surgoon,—For terms or ;e l I I g n ft ra. orrage exey to Captain WILLIAMS, on board ; or to Dwarr and IfOdllE, No. 9, Billiter-street. TN.HE LAND MORTGAGE BANK of I DIA, (CREDIT TONCIER INDIRN) (Limited). Subscribed °soma, 62,000,x: paW-up, £lOO,OOO. 10 OR EI GN WINES, cheap and pure; Catalonian Sherry, 17s. ad. ; Andalusian Port, 17a OM ; French, 18s. ; French Sherry,lSt per dorm ; Beaulolair, 141. ScL ; Macon, 21$, ; ROWISiIIOII, 17a. ed. ; Chablis, 21s. ; Mock, 21a. to 4a ; and Sparkling Huck and Moselle, 48a a dozen ; Cognac Brandy, pale or brown, 40a. a dozen, bottles included. Terms cash. Carriage paid upon four down into the country. EDWARD BOWERBANY and SONS, Distillers and Importers, 77f. Bun-street London. Established 1782 DIRECTORS. CamlmAn-11. NFL ON *sq. DIPCMCIIIIIIIIAII—P. KOHTBALL LAURIE, Esq. Mapor-General Balfour, C.B. W. Mackinnon, Esq. H. L Elechofishetai, L 4 Mme. Alphonse Lout Ploard. J. C. Boring, Esq. 'uvulae Smith, Z. W. S. ifluwffilaan, H. Worms, Esq. Mx J. Y. Grant, K.C.B. DEM7and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1/ ET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to sail punc tually on the ffith May, last shipping day Seth May), the newly Dm dipper ship CARANJAH, • 1, gin tens register T. JOHN -0 Oomminder ; lying in the London Deets Thi s Inc ship p u pil poop, and every comfort for the &commode= premien, and hes Dist made one of the quickest p on record .— For terms of freight or passage apply to p and MOORE. 9, Billiter•treet. EAMIERS, PHILIPS and CQMPANY'S TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST. STRONG to TINE BLACK TEA, la ed., 2k, 2k id, la, la 4d. Most delicious Black Tea is now onlySs ed. per pound. Pure, rich rare, choice coffee, Is. 4d., la Id., la Bd. PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King William-stied, City, Louden, KC. A price current free. Sugars at market prices. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage tree within eight miles of No. 8, King Williamntreet ; 40a worth carriage tree to any railway station or market town in England.—PhMips and Co. have no agents, nor any connexion with any house in Woe ceder or Swansea. The Union rnrii Landon. Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Ilanmnan.—J. Wiggins, Esq. Further issue of /500,000 of the Debentures of this Bank bear ing £6 per cent interest, at the price of 337 for every £lOO, re deemable at par, within 30 years, by hail-yearly drawings. The hone of 1864, of 0.500,000 of these Debentures, having been fully subscribed for, the Bank has authorised • further bane of .000,000 of its Debentures, upon the terms above men tioned, in bonds to bearer, or registered proprietor, in sums of £2O, £lOO, £5OO, and 41,000 each. The Debentures of the Bank are soured by the whole of Its Invested funds, and by the additional guarantee of the uncalled catal, which at present Is £1,000,000, represented by a pro tary of about 1,500 shareholders. The investment of the 'a funds is restricted by the Articles of Association to real estate in India and Government securities, and the issue of , Debentures can sever exceed the sum so invested. ... - The above price of Issue gives to the subscriber 51 per mat. Interest on the amount invested, end a cash bonus of - PARIS. The COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, £l4 18s. 10d. per cent. on the redemption of the bonds at par A. 37, Boulevard des Capolnes, opposite the Grand Hotel, by the half-yearly drawings, which, averaging the period of i is the most celebrated house for articles of drawing, yields • return of 6% per out the Newest Fashion in SILKS, The Bank also Imes Debentures at par for fixed periods of I LACE, ItUSLINS, INDIA and FRENCH SHAWLS, de. three, eve, seven, sad ten years, bearing 6% per cent . I interest. :ADDIS' DRESSES, by measure and ready made. The bonds are payable either to bearer—transfers passing from i Wholesale and Retail. hand to hand without endorsement, and tree of further stamp duty—or to persone g registared he the Debenture booksof the OVERCOATS for the RA CES Bank, ownership only by transfer deed. Coupons for and coming season are kept on hand, and other articles the half- early is taaeat MMraeesstt see attached, Fs his either let January of Gentlemen's Detail Made to Order at and tat Ju ly , or Ist April and Ist Octo ber, by which means in- . HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, TAILORS, vectors have the option of drawing their interest half-yearly or I 106, STRAND, OPPOSITE EXETER-HALL. quarterly. I Applications to be made at the offices of the Company, 17, FI RST-CLASS DRESSING BAGS and Change-alley, Lombard-street, E.C., where any farther inform- i lion may be obtained.—By order of the Board DRESSING-CAS PE, Despatch-bozo, Workboxes, Writing ,J. igiborgs , Manager . l desks, Photographic Albums. Envelope-cases, and elegancies i for presentation. The usual assortment of first-rate cut lery and razor-strops. Photographs of more than 3,000 cele brities. A very large sasortment of first-class articles In mediaeval style.—MECHI and EAKIN, 112, Regent-street, W.— Established 1827. Catalogues poet-tree. City prices charged. nEV7ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1.1 of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to gall from the deer punctually on the 36th July, callinsi Plymouth to mien passengers , the splendid new clipper CITY OF ADZ LAID& A 1 if years, 791 tone rer, DAY Com mander; lying in the London Docks. Tai. fine ship, built expressly for the Adelaide trade, has a full poop, fitted with OM, comfort for the accommodation of cabin peasengem She offen a desirable opportunity for • few Intermediate passengers, and carry an experienced surgeon. lan outward pas...ege Dr des— terms of freight or peewee apply to Captain DRUG& on board , or to DSVITT and 110010, 0. Dialler-street THOMAS NUNN and SONS' TEAS.—Good strong, serviceable congou, b. 24. per lb ; superior, 2s. 6d. and 2s. 10d. ; ripe rich sanctions, 3a 2d. and ss. dd. ; souchoag, 3a. 10d. A reduction by half chest or chest 1 1 2 a go s t i tn n i rail-pald to any station in Saila:4.-21, Lamb's Condult-street, W.C. Established 1801. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE jJ of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct ito sail rustaally oa the 20th May:, the beautiful new clipper ETHEL, A II Imre, register 550 tons, H. W. IIARMSWORTH (late of the Heather Bell;, Commander East India Docks. This the ship, tut WU by Messrs. W. Pile, Hay, and Co., of Sunderland, ex p.* foe the Tasmanian trade, has full poop, with first-rate somemodation for a few chief eaten pemengem—Yor terms of treleM or pump apply to DEVITT and KOOBIL, No. 9, Matter street. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D E of PACKET SIILP.—For MOBSTON BAY Direct (will lure quick despatch., the British-built clipper barque ALFIULD HAWLEY, A 1 10 years, 421 register tone, T. M. AUIOND, Com mander ; But India Docks. This beautiful vessel has just arrived trees the colony, having made the outward perms In 84 and homeward in e 5 days. She has also elegant accommodation for Mkt cabin passengers.—For —For further ;articular, apply to the wow, Mr. T. B. WALKER, 15s, St. ; or to DEVITT and 1100111. 5, Billiterstreet BONUS YF . 2 SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL MEDICAL, and GENERAL Llh ASSURANCE SOCIETIf. Established lac 1 The Elrhth Bonus will be declared In January, 1867, and all with-profit policies in forte on the 30th June, 1006, will partici pate, so that persons who complete such assurances before June , 00th next wills share in that division, although one premium only will have bees paid. Tables of rates, and forms of proposal, can be obtained of any of the Society's agents, or of GEORGE CUTCLIFFE, Actuary and Secretary. IS, St. Jamwesequare, Landon. &W. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For LAUNCESTON Direct (has a Eel...part of her cargo engaged, and will have Immediate h, the British-bullt clipper barque WESTBURY, A 1, r 230 tons, THOMAS SMITH, thmunender ; lying In the West India Docks. This vessel, built expressly for the Laun ceston trade, his elegant accommodation for a few chief cabin Marra —For terms of freight or purge apply to Mr. T. B ta 16A, St. Helen's-place or to DEVITT and MOORE, P, B teretreet. Fifth Edition, Corrected and Revised, post free 74., in cloth 13d., THE TEETH ; a Practical Treatise, with the Best Means of Restoring them when Defective or Lost Dy A. Muni, Surgeon-Dentist, 8, Grosvenor-street, W. " The care and attention of the Teeth is a duty we owe to our selves and to society, and we cannot do better than recommend for general perusal Mr. Melt's treatise, which is as useful as it Is unpretending."—Telegraph, June 20, 1881. May be had of Elimpidn Marshall, and Co., and of all Book sellers or from the Author direct, 8, Grosvenor-street, Bond street. MRSSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' Of Blackwall-yard, London LINE of SIT.AM and PACKET SHIPS to AUNTRALIA.—For MELEOLTRNE (Port Phillip) direct (to Imes the Docks on MONDAY, May 93, calling at Plymouth'. the splendid clipper ship NORFOLK, 1,000 tons, BRYANT TON KIN, Commander ; lying in the East India Docks. Her accommo dations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will wry an experienced some, on.—For, freight or apply to ALLYORT and NIORGAN, with Mews. HONE VilGßAlf and SONY, T, Lesdenhall-street. TO he SOLD by AUCTION, pursuant to a decree and orders of the High Court of Chancery, made in I Rice Is., by pod 14 stamps, the causes EMERSON v. MASON and EMERSON v. PEARCE, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, Wh a t to Eat, with the approbation of the Vice-Chancellor Sir Wffliam Page I Wood, the Judge to whose court the add causes are attached, I Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self-preservation, by Mr. JOHN PEISLET, the Person appointed by the said Judge, and for imparting health, strength, and e ff iciency to the mod at Garraway's Coffee-house, Changealley, Conthill, London, on important functions of life. Supplemented by an Essay on the MoN DAV. the 4th day of June, 1866, at 12 for 1 o'clock pre. Treatment of Nervousness, Lowness of Spirits, Lassitude. Debi cisely, in Two Lots, the following FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD lily, and Indigestion ; addressed especially to professional nen, ESTATES, situate in the perishes of Acton and Rang, 'Middlesex. men of business, the studious, the sedentary, and all who are Lot 1. A valuable Freehold Estate ;free from land tax 2,, situate labouring under the debilitating effects of over-taxed energies, between Turnharn-green and Acton, Middlesex, now used as either of body or mind. By a flirsiChtu of 10 years practice. market garden ground, but applicable to building purposes, and "The work forms an excellent manual for all who would learn comprising a dwelling-house, with sheds and other outbuilding& bow to use life, and not abuse it. (In the control of the passions and about 20a. Ir. 32p. of garden ground well stocked with fruit and the regulation of the functions, the advice throughout is trees, in the occupation of Mr. Brown, under a lease for 17 years must valuable."---Church and State Gazette. from 25th December, 1852, granted to Mrs. Ann Sumner, at the ' Mann. 39. Cornhill dear rent of £ll3 41. 2d. per annum. Lot 2. A Leasehold Estate, ' - known as Little Ealing Farm, situate on the road between Great Ealing and itrentford, Middlesex, containing about 41a. lr. 16p., held on lease granted by the late Bishop of London, at £8 14s. 0.1. per annum. and let on lease to Mr. John Mescock, at £lO6 per annum.- Particulars and conditions of sale, with plans annexed, may be had gratis) of Mr. W. H. Withall, solicitor, No. 7, Parlia ment-street, London ; of Mr. John ('bapple, solicitor, No. 19, Great I Carter-lane, Doctors'-commons, London: of Messrs. F. and T. Smith, solicitors, No. 15, Furnivairs-Inn. London : of Mr. C. J. • Manlier. solicitor. No. 0, New-square, Lincoln's-inn, London : of Mr. F. W. Remnant, solicitor, No. 52, Lincoln'ainn-Itelds, London : of Mr. H. 11. Mason, Nu. 18, Bedford-row, London ; at Garra way's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, London ; of the Auc tioneer. Mr. JOHN PElster, Hounslow; and of Messrs. King and i Son, auctioneers, Brentfonl.—Dated the 20th day of April, 1866. EDWD. WEATHERALL, Chief Clerk. BLCK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACK ETS for AUSTRALIA Prom London direct Port. Ship. Tons. Docks. To Sall. Sydney Sydney PO/ley Nei Warne lileliosme . _ _ QUEENSLAND —Land Orders, f3O, to AU chosen Sydney Annie Arehbell . Sydney . Laudanorough . hydsey (keen Empress. Melbourne Sarah ()rice Melbourne . , Sirocco 41.11ENSLAN U.—Land Orders, - kw, to all classes, Brisbane .... Eastern Empire 2,800 E. India May 10 Brisbane .... Young Australia 1,500 E India May SO Port Denison.. I Young England . 1,800 18. India Jung 15 ccleiTnstrilline of pucket;'have, btlieTrPunctiiality and rapid passages, earned a wnrld.known reputation, and their pas senger accommodation is unsurprosell by any vessels afloat —For all particulars respecting freight or passage to Australia apply (• JAW BAINES and Co, Liverpool ; all Agents for the B la ck Ball Line: and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadenhallstreet, London. EC. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. VOR VALPARAISO, touching at St. Vincent 'Cape de Verde and Monte Video —To sail from Liver pot pv.ineety on THURSDAY, June 14, the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's Royal Mall new Iron paddle steamship PANAMA, 2.000 tons, 500-horse power: W. H. THOMAS, Com mander. This vessel has excellent accommodation for passengers. For terms ,1 passige or freight of treasure ,no other ilescrip tios of cargo will he taken, apply at the Company's offices, Bwringtonstreet, Liverpool: or, in London. to Mews. N. Goitbs, Tate, and to 4 Fast India avenue. LeadenhAH-street C APITAL of £S,OOO.—CHEMICAL MANU FACTURERSS requiring additional capital to this amount, and who can give security for the same, and would, in connec tion with the transaction, engage the services of the lender a practical chemist . , with a view to an ultimate partnership It mutually afterwards deemed desirable', are Invited to communi cate with Mr. J. LILWALL, No. 3, Poets'-corner, Westminster. W. J. COAAN, Secretary. Passenger% for the Panama 0111 be conveyed on board by the tender from the Prince's Landing-stage at 10 o'clock precisely on the day of N.B.- Passengers luggage moot be on board at the Sandon Duct not later than 11 'clock a.m. the previous day. FURNITURE, Carpets, Bedsteads, Bedding, Upholstery, Linens, Damasks, &c.. £OO,OOO worth, all warranted. Delivered tree, and guaranteed 30 per cent. less than Wed-end prices A house furnished completely In 34 hours. WIL WAIN E. General Furnisher, 133 to 139, Newington Batts. STEAM to NEW YORK.--UNITED STATES MAIL LINE The splendid and favourite side wheel skitters of the New York and Havre Steam Snip Company an appointed to leave for New York as follows : EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, hest quality. Upwards of 300 different shapes constantly on view for selection and immediate delivery. F.say chairs made to any shape on approval. At T. H. FILIIKR awl SON'S Mann faCtory, 31. 32. and Berners-street. W., and 34 and 35, Charles street, oxford-street, W. An illustrated priced catalogue sent posit-free. _ - I From Flame. From Falmouth. Ant " Faison , Wednesday, July 4. unalay, July 5. Artgo Wednesday, Aug. 1. Thursday, Aug. Y. ciao Wednesday, Aug. 20. 'Thursday, Aug. 30. hays:—Flat-clue, 4126 second class, £lS—For further firalars apply to VII ERBETTE, KANE, and Co., Paris and More ; 0. C. and It W. and Co., Falmouth ; or IL STIRS sad Co., 145, Cheapside, London. CUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH la AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty t o sa i l between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER Pool. and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling al Halifax to laud and receive pecsengers and mails. The follow ing or o t h er vessels arc appointed to salt from Liverpool, calling - ' at Cork to receive the Mails: ' T 102( SMITH'S PURE COLZA OIL, . el• RA, fP: or VAToN, Saturday, May 12. ' -1-: PERSIA, for N EW YORK. Saturday, May 19. ss. per gallon. AFRICA. for BOSTON, Saturday, May Hi FOX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS, Pusagednoney, includin g steward's fee and provisions, but ss. each. ' without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, FOX SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, d:c. N-21 second cabin , tlr. To New York. chief cabin, E. 26 : second > Best cabin, int, —Apply to J. It. Foonl, 52, Old Hroad-street, London; q uality and lowest price, for cult only. PDX SMITH, 281, STRAND, W.C. J M. Currie, Henry, and 1. , Place de la Bourse, Paris ; 0. and J. Bu m , 30. Jamaica - stre e t , Glas g ow ; D. and C. ?daclvcr, Queens taell : or D. and C. Nitudeer, 8, Water-street, Liverpool. V I ELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDLES - 1' with tapering ends, fitting any candlestick without either paper or serving. in Spermaceti, Petro-Stearine the Wasteless for bell corn : ala,, the hard Chamber Candles ,12 in a box, Is. per box , in all the usual sizes and of various q ualities, are now to be had of all dealers in Candles, and wholesale only at the WORKS, UPPER MARSH, LAMBETH. [NAMES OF ROLICTTORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO 151 OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIRP REGISTRAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINGHALL-STREET.] BANKRUPTS. Fun ALFRED GUTFINASN, Sise-lane, Bucklerabury, dealer in French fancy goods, to surrender May 23, at 2. EMANUEL VAN I'LIET, Little Ormond-street, Queen-square, furniture broker, May 23, at 11. WILLIAM MOODY, East-street, Walworth, ladies' boot manufac turer, May 22, at 1. EDWARD WooD,New Cattle-market, Islington ,pulillimn , MayY2, att. JOHN PLOT? FRANKLYN, Hornchurch, Essex, saddler, May 23, at 2. JAMES WILLIAM TURssULL, Longford-street, Regent's-park, journeyman pianoforte key maker, May tn, at 2. EDWARD GEORGE JELL, New Brompton, Kent, wine merchant, May 23, at 2. JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, Pedleyetreet and Fleet-street-hill, Bethnal green, stick manufacturer, May t 3, at 11. HENRY FALISER, Red Lion-square, linendraper, May 22, at 2. WILLIAM POI NDER, Ilorne,Surrey,clerk in holy .irders,May2o,atl2. JOHN HORTON, South-crescent, Store-street. Bedford-square, and Oxford, upholsterer's insistent, May 26, at 12. SAMUEL GRoIiGE STEELL and RIMER? PEARSON, Brandon-street, Walworth New-town, wholesale druggists, May 26. at 12. CHARLES Ls BAD?, Elva/eon-place, South Kensington, gentle. man's servant, May 26. at 1. THOMAS WILLIAM SAWYER, Waterloo-Toad, Lambeth, perambula tor maker, May 20, at I. STEPHEN HoLLow AY. North Woolwich, cowkeeper, May 26, at 1. FRANCIS RICHARD ToTHILL, Cornwall-road, Bayswater, gentle man, May 26. at 1. WALTER EDWARD JoHNSON,Brentford.brewer's elerk,Jimetat 11. JOHN FARQUHARSON Horn, Queen's-road, Dalton, publisher, June 4, at IT. ADOLPH GoLDsTANDT, Albert-terrace, Bow, commission agent, May 30, at 12. THOMAS PEAK, Barnet. Herts. builder, May 30, at 1. EDWARD FLETCHER RAYNE, Great Portland-street, AtarylebOne, BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new I ironmonger, May 30, at 1. invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt , as well Samuel. STEPHEN CRUNDELL, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, watch es smaller casks. may be raised or tilted on it without labour or maker, May 30, at 1. trouble. Its action Is so impalpable that the sediment of the CHARLES CASE, New Mflman-street, Ruseeldequare, late cab pro most limpid fluid by no possitglity can be disturbed. Price ea, I prietor, May 30, at 2. 125., Its., to suit 4i, 9, and 18 gallon casks. . HERMANN KLEIN, Tottenham-court-road, and Red Lion-mime, ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP , I Holborn, refreshment-house keeper, May 30, at 2. B • MOSES SoLoNON, Oakley-place, Ashwell-road, Bethnal-green, No vent-peg required. No more fiat beer or sour wine. • plumber, May 30. at 2. Price 45. 01. ; ditto, electroplated, 95.-Apply direct to JAMES ' EDWARD MiTrote, Birmingham, attorney, May 21, at 12. BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Mansion-house. JOHN Ft:Rattan, Swansea, fish dealer, May 18, at 11. See that his name and address are on every article; all others JOHN WALKER, Leeds, race-horse proprietor, May 26, at 11. -e spurious imitations. Engravings gratis. Established 1820. I R OBERT ATHERTON, Allerton, Lancashire, farmer. May 16, at 11 . JOHN HANCOCK, Milder Thornton,Cheshire, butcher. May 24,at 12. EDMUND TATUM, Rochdale, stonemason, May IS, at It WILLIAM How miLtsousa Woolathorpe, Lincolnshire, shoe maker, May 21. at 11. THOMAS SHAW, Piston, Derby shire, baker, Ma 14, at 12. DANIEL lIIOLSY, Stoke Prior, orcestersh.,butcher, May 22, at 10. BENJAMIN BAKES, Halesowe.n, grocer, and Oldbury, Worcester shire, coalmaster, May IS, at 11. JEREMIAH GALLON, Stockton. blacksmith, May 23, at 11. ROBERT JACOBS, Upwell, Norfolk, thrashing machine proprietor, May 24, at 12. GEORGE MACHIN, Rotherham, beer retailer. May 21, at 11. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO Julia CAVNT, Skegby, Nottin shopkeeper, ghamsh., shopkper, June 11, at 11. WALTER JANCY SCARISBRICK, Bootle-mmi-Linsicze, Lancashire, NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and book-keeper. May 18, at 2. JOHN BRADN UM, lieldeston, Norfolk, beerseller, May 19, at 10. PHILADELPHIA STEAM -SHIP COMPANY Intend de- GEORGE HoWARD, Birmingham, brass caster. June 1, at 10. tag their full-powered elyde.built Iron Screw Steam-Ships . CHARLES MOODY, Great Grimsby, Joiner. May 18, at 11. farl7ing the United St a t es mails, - ; SAMUEL BEARS, Plyintreet, Devonshire, Innkeeper, May 21, at 11. FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. RTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve - WILLIAM C,LEMAN, Northampton, baker, May 26, et 10. „ e diht Dosage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, .1%- meat and Great Reduction I n Prim.-Mr. El' HRAIM JOHN KINGSBURY, Jun., Hintlesham, Su ff olk, bootmaker, 7 11. and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. 310SELY, Surgeon-dentist, 9, Groavenorstreet, Grosvenor- May 18, at 11. ~,._ rms . g e includes a full supply of cooked provision.. square, sole Inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, Jimmy STONE, Brighton, milliner, May 22. at 11. eamige , for vends and the United States honked through on elastic, chymic.ally-prepared indict-rubber gum. No unsightly HENRY PATNE, Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire, late relieving ORICer, W il a i d ,o antsgenus terms. -In, further particulars apply to fastenings being required, they are more natural, durable, and May 21, at E. and ..1 . IN MAN, 22. Water-street, Liverpool ; and to ELVIS ___________l4ACEl, rd, Nine William street. London. comfortable than any yet Introduced. They are self-adhesive, • FURNISS SIOORE Jzsirr, Thorne, Yorkshire, confectioner, render support to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly • May 13, at 3. STEAM to GO - TIIENPURG from London.— p a ai li nies el s erg p=iple, and supplied at charges within the reach of . HENRY ALBERT TITTOOWa , Sheffield, pork butcher, May 11, at 1 . en, lecturers, and public speakers will find the , LAST EXAMINATIONS. u __,Direet route t' the SweiEsh Lakes, Stockholm, Halmstad, system particularly adapted to their wants: It combines emu- I May Z. H. Miller, Alma-street, lientiandown-May 25. E. es,", If . re , Malmo, nlllicitlwrs. listed, Osearshamn, and Norway. plete enunciation and perfect mastication. Consultation free . W. Silk, Victoria-place, Euston-road, corn dealer-May 25. G. a '',.._?_ e e, serew steamer GUSTAV WANA, Captain C. F. STIEHL, Is No connexion with any one of the same name . Established 1306 : Hamilton, Widmer, Kent, boot maker-May 26. C. Highteld, k,','''',7L l to leave , .ii Menthe/. the 13th inst. Fares. A 3 3s. To -- - Brunswkiegrove, Gray's-inn-road, dealer in cabe-May 25. 11. ....._ el by the Mary, Captain Leigh, and other regular BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and G. Eden, Frederick-street, Hampstead-road, carriage dealer 1s -For freight .a - passage apply at Cairn's Universal • May 28. J. Sime, Colebrook-row. Kennington, paper maker iii:M_ .w , ~r to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PH PPS and Co., distingue perfume, extracted from the flowers, by JNO. _ 27Lasta u s house, KC. Co ., GOSNELL and Perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, . May 28. C. Churchill, Seymour - street , Etistomequare, tobacco- Red Bull Wharf, 93, Upper museasneet, London. nit-May 23. J. Gladstone, White Lion-court, Cornhill, -- STEAM to G.( )THENIIURGfrom London direct. —-- . I merchant-May 25. W. King, Richmond, saddler-Ma A T" - PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS t 5. G. R. Lewis, Stoke Newington-mad and •,„,..._ ' , Mgt passage. 40 hours. Direct route to the Swedish 9 . street, eating-house keeper-May 25. R. Head, Waverley.road, 3, Great Marlborough-street, W. Lae_sa . to sl,o Helmeted, Malmo, Faikenberg, Valid, , Harrow-road gentleman-May 25. W. Bartlett, Woolwich, ladles, Mondays, its. ; gentlemen, all other days. ••,,,T, l an. and Norway . The renowned twin screw steamer =redecorated for the summer service, Is appointed to leave • pester - Nay 25. P. E. Brune, Myddleton-square, Clerkenwell, au web peals and passengers on Saturday, 19th inst., at G OUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved 11 sae. • and Hatton-garden, commission agent-May 25. B. B. Count, , 2 ~. weather permitting . Fares to Gothenburg, L 3 3s. and and cured in a few days by that celebrated Medicine, Stainton-terrace, R. Pancras, barman-May 25. C. R. Blatt, a t "n ngers walk on board. For freight or Pawns apply BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC 111./a. Obtained through Park-walk, Chelsea, end Sunbury', journeyman carpenter-May p H • 11 Universal Office, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, any Chemist, at le lid. ad ft. ild. par bps. 25. H. Rook, Upchureh, Kent, carpenter-May 26. J. Spencer, and Co., St. Dunstan's House, croos- lace . S.C. LarruE.—The LErrucz contains an active Whalen. Menet-place, Strand, warehouseman's sesistanfe-May STEAM to STOCKHOLM (call' at Co n- principle, the Litanies, wales possesses all the soothing SS. J. Procter, Breadotreet, manufacturer of fancy aeon clear for the A 1 Ls. NEWSKY, Captain J. smug, will properties of opium without its dangers.-Mr. G. JOZZAIJ,Fresch 28. D. D Bernstein, Sydney-Nome, Commerdalroad ' dealer Has 7 the above ports about THURSDAY, the 10th irritant . Chemist, 49, Haymarket, prepares a SITUP and a Fate of Laßue In fancy goods-May 28. E. Lenard, St. John-street, diesex, pHie, ° , ^4 „,late accommodation for -Apply to (or lettuce), highly recommended by the Medical Profession for undertaker-May 30. H. Fort St. John's k Queen t ..,..z. , --5, GRAVES, pgaupps Co., St: Dummies- colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affections. Syrup 2s 9d.; wood, job master-May 30 . C. . Sapolin, Mortlake , professor o -- '‘we E.C. Pate, le. lid. and b. 3d. Pate, by post, Is. 8441 and 3s. 6d. laammges-May 30. A. Powell, Great George-stras, Bannon& ' wing esSO tb. $ll4l ` q r st t I. D. Mr. I. 4, &Q. of Ib. A J . T. F.. ~ tom W 4 ike i. tton• b l Bern% dem°. lavesur rasa** I , tod°l4 FL lAD& oi IC NOW I 310. a s UM say, anghtleir--May 00. W. Dye, Waterloo-road hoe, New ereenread-May 30. W. Rogers, Alfred-Arad, 111 6 meat salagnen-May 80. 8. - Liddiard, Seward-street, Gomm& street, coirkeelme-May 80. J. Soot& Wad iaPnham, Norfolk. grocer-May 30. C. North, Queen's Headcount, Westminster, and Hartegatreee Battersea. tumer-May 80. J. Bolton, Weed ford,grerier-May 10. E. Moses, Hanwaymireet, late *rater- Nay 86.. T . -Hook, Bexley, Kane farmer-May 30. H. D. May, York-teak Lambe roster -/day 30. J. H Log= en, ftl=M'e, baker-May. F. T r°ft '. Ralph, hill, Reed, tote engraver-May Sl. C O P. L Cherie, Great Rus sell-street, wine merchant-June 7. E. Sear, Bradwell, Bucking bamshire, baker-June 7. B. Webb, Maidirtone, licensed victual ler-June 7. J. Mattlogly, Lffiey, Dear Oxford, farm-June 7. J. W. Shasta New Brantford. Addison; habordaaher-Jtine 7. It IL Fry, Cbertaey, Surrey, lath manufacturer-June & W. Lambert,Doek-road, Southwark, late traveller on commladen- June & R. Groins, Hastings, attorney-June 8. H. C. D. Dn. , Donet-terrace, Battersea-tune 8. E Hubbard, Land = lampdttre, butcher-June 8. C. A. Reeve, Bedford, earn. mon brewer-June 8. H. lagrade, Bakereirreet„Portamtemehele atsymaker-June 8. W. Walton, Tollington-road, Holloway-road, Castom-house agent-June 12. T. W. Ramatell, Amel.creirt, Great Wierkedil-street, carpenter-June It J, Symons, Robert terrace, Chelsea, late master butcher-J=o 12. J. IL Young man, French-street, Newington Butts, taßor-June It J. Monger, Wells-street, Oxford-street, author-Jane 12. J. W. Lindsay, Plumehad, Kent, late stow hat eranalactarer-June It F. Tress, Si liaries-crescent, Notting-hill, accountant-June le. W. 1 Powell, Farnham, Surrey, surgeon-Jena 12. T. Webb, C'eoseetreet, Newington Butts. une 12. U. Buell, Soutkunpion-street, Straudjetter carrier-Tune 12. J. Harding, Hounslow, late baker-June 7. 8. lashings, Weillegton, Shrine ebbe, licensed victualler-June 1. J. Cons, Bilston, Stafford shire, late haberdasher-June fe G. And* Elddirminder, late fanner-June 7. R. Farr, Weoblep, Berefordshim, cattle dealer -May IL J. Meringue, Berseley, liestskire, schoolmaster- May 26. S. Waller, Alderegete-street, City, grocer-May 26. W. Newbould, jun., Carlton, Nottinghumistre, oommindon agent- May IS, W. F. Badger, Totten Derbyshire , late brick manufac turer-May 26. J. Bogshaw, Sheffield, Ile manager-May 26. J. Bridges, neffield, beedieuse keeper-May It IL Holm, Shef field, eating-house keeper-May 26. W. H. Hobson, Sheffield, Ile manufacturer-May 28. J. W. Pickering and E. Lewis, Liver pool, corn brokers-May 28. W. Harkness, Birkenhead, corn mislon agent-May 25. R. G. Christie, Liverpool, cotton dealer -May 25. B. Muster, Liverpool, late fanner-May 30. W. Cal low, Manchester, wine merchant-May 30. C. Milner, Bishop-' wearmouth, Durham, merchant-May 30. J. Richardson, New- csetlempon-Tyne, late woollen draper-June 15. E. Baud, ' Battey, Yorkahlre, late cloth merchant-June 9. J. Williams, Ruardean, Gloucestershire, tailor-June 6. C. Bennett, Sheffield, spring knife maker-Jane 21. T. James, Towya, Merionethshire, J farmer-May 24. T. W. Shinn, Ashton-under-Lyne, violinlat- May 24. J. Pestell, Great Yarmouth, fish dealer-June 1. 11 Southall, Dudley, fruiterer-June 1. H. Pearce, Dudley, licensed victualler-Jane 1. J. W. Smith, Milton-next-Gravesend, boat builder-June 11. F. C. Strelly CricheDerbyshlre, publican-June 11. L Dove, Alfreton, groose--Jane 11. 0. Bradley, Ripley, Derbyshire, btu th-June 19. W. Wallis, Folkestone, Kent, photographer-May 30. J. A. Baldy, Landport, fronfounder -June 6. W. Watson, Bradfield, Veritable", anvil smith-June 6. M. Griffith, Shelfiebl, rpring-knife cutler-May al J. Mar shall, Rowland's Castle, Hampshire, baker-May 30. E. Capper, Landport, coppersmith-May 24. C. Riches, But Dereham, inn- I keeper-May U. W. Pearce East Denham, licensed dealer in ale -June 6. T. Andrews, Leigh Doreetahire, dalryman-May 22. W. Layzell, Great Coggeshall, Essex, wheelwright-May 22. J. Wilke, Crossing. &sex, shopkeeper-June 11. G. Hatter, Trow. bridge, Wiltshire, baker-June 16. J. Taylor, 5f iddleton, Lanes- Mire, general dealer-May 25. G. Phew, Barnsley, Yorkshire, beer retailer-Jane 19. T. F. Emile Bradford, farrier-June 19. J. Walker, Pudsey, Yorkshire, cloth tenterer-May 22. J. Lums don, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, refreshment-house keeper-June 5. R. Barrow, Redditch, painter-June 13. R. Lewis, Bedwellty, Monmouthshire, overman of hauliers-May 25. B. Wool. llama. Hereford, late Innkeeper-June 16. J. Wellden, New Rom ney, Kent, journeyman baker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. May 2. RICHARD MUHL', Leominster. currier. May 4. PHILIP CoHIIN, Salford, gentleman. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. RICHARD Rene, Iron-bridge-wharf, Bromley, mast and block maker-lit dividend of L. llid., May 9, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basingball.street. RICHARD BRIVBLIT SHERIDAN, jun., New Bond-street, gentle man -Ist dividend of Bid., May 9, and three siabeequesh Wed nesdays, at &iwardee, Basinghall-street. HORACE STEBBINO RCKODR ST. JOHN, Crown-hill, Norwood. lite rary author-hid dividend of 3s. and 6a. 3d. (to new proofs-, May 9, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at &tweeds's, Ba shighall-street. WonToN HUTCHINSoN, Canterbury, horse dealer-lit dividend of 9d., May 9, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's, Basinghall-street. THONAB WANKAN, sen.. Folkestone, ilahnionner-Ist dividend of Se. 50., May 9, and three subsequent Vo ednesdays, at Ed wards's, Basinghall-street. THOMAS ONNENTIOOD (separate estate), Connonetrett, and De vonpurt, budder-final dividend of 3d., any Tuesday or Fri day, at ("wick's, Exeter. Bss.wirs COOPER and BOLTON BALDWIN, Padatam, Lancashire, cotton maaufacturers-let dividend of se. sd. 'on new proofs„ and second dividend of lid. (on the whole amount of proofs, any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. JOHN CCHLIPPE (separate estste). Blackburn, cotton manufac turer-Ist dividend of 185. 7cL, any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. FIRDIRICK PIGGOTT (separate estate , Blackburn, cotton manu fmterer--dlvidand of 20a, any 'Tuesday, at Morgan's, Man chester. ALEXANDRA SELLERS. Manchester, hoehr-lst dividend of Id., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. MARK BErrr, Ltrerponl, woollen draper-lot dividend of 6d., any Wednesday, at l'urnees. Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. June 4. A. Bruce and T. W. Sears, Park-street, Camden-town, collar manufacturers-June 4. A. Downton and G &Miura, New-inn-yard, Old Bailey, provision merchants-June 4. W. Fisher, Charles-street Weet, and Brook-mews North, pee 4. F. J. Fontaine, Itamsgate, egg Padding chant-Maymer- -30. C. C. Browning. Park-lane and Lincoln's-inn fields, late chief clerk in the Court of Common Pleas-May 30. J. Bird, Seymour-place, Bryanstone-square, builder-June 4. G. Eden, Huutingdon.street, Kingsland-road, and Lever-street, St. Luke's, shoe inanufacturer-May 30. A. Perks ;separate estate , Burton-upou-Treut, brewer-May 25. J. Kimberley, Stafford, confectioner -May 25.0. Taylor, Birmingham, car proprietor- Nifty 25. J. Keatea, Cheadle, Staffordshire, confectioner-May 25. C. Renner, Shipslon-on.Storp, Woreeztenhire, butcher-June 8. T. !Malin, Birmingham, lamp manufacturer-May 18. H. Bull, Gloucester, hotel keeper-May 30. N. (Jill Ilfracombe, Devon shire, grocer-May 30. J. G. Oliver, Burgh-le-Marsh, Lincoln shire, farmer-May 30. J. TayloraCirtomin.Lindsey, Lincoln shire, brewer-May 30. F. Clapham, Lincoln, leather cutter- May 30. E. Moss, Manchester, machine broker-May 31. J. R. Platt and J. Wilcox, Oldham, cotton spinners-May 31. J. Stringer, Droylsden, Lancashire, millwright-)lay 19. &Ryder, Southampton. house painter-May 19. N. Martin, Southamp ton, market gardener-May 31. Margaret Brown Sheppard, Blackburn, dealer in Berlin wool-May Martin, fligh. street, Borough. publican, and Borough-market, fruit salesman -May 30. J. Swan, Leadenhall-street, merchant-June 4. T. Spencer, Woolwich, tailor-May 31. W. Russell, Bethnal-green road, draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Tyler and 1' Gorton, Manchester, C commission agen d ts--.T. Suffield and B. Taylor, Wellington-place, ommercial-roa East, ships draughtsmen-E. Monks and F. G. Aubin, Arhour-terracc, Commercial-road. surgeons-N. Tripp and H. J. Coupland, Liver pool, cotton brokers-D. Pipe and S. J. Rote. Birmingham, tin men's furniture manufacturers-H. Schofield and J. Dawson, Leeds, boot manufacturers-Sumrinah Weedon and R. W . Wee don. Bisham, Berkshire, paper makers-H. .1. Walter and F. Mansfield, Mesnard's Wharf, Shad Thames, and Leadenhall street. wharlingers-IL Starr and E. 4. Makin. Sheffield, Man chester, and Thaviea-inn, Holborn-hill, silver platers.- G. Robins, J. H. Ferranti, G. Bridge, W. Bradburn, J. Proctor and J. Wood cock, Dnkinfield, Cheshire, bill discounters-Y. Morel and J. Lowland, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, electrotypers-J. Jackson and T. eulbngworth, Keighley, Yorkshire, joiners-F. It. Har rison and J. Fergusson, Liverpool, Salford, and Bury, general carriers-W. T May and E. Bartlett, Liverpool, brewers-J. J. Smithies and 1. Gardiner, Upper Thames-street, glass merchants Birks, W. Ryde, Goldsbrough, and E. Potter, Middles. brunet, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far as regards W. Ryde and J. Goldsbrough-B. Gardner and J. Bury, Bewdley, Worcester hire, attorneys -J. Bury, J. Sudlow, and C. H. Blade, Man chester, attorneys, so far as regards J. Bury-H. Wear and E. H. Richmond, Birmingham, jewel case manufacturers-R. Harrison • and D. Ashworth, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton sphincrs-N. I Buckley and W. I) Clark, Hayfield. Derbyshire, calico printers- W. T. Morgan. F. M. Morgan, and R. Mark. Cardiff, shipbrokera Iso far as regards R. Mark-J. K Burton, E. Brook, and W. Stocks, Waki. field, Yorkshire, dyers-11. G. Smith and J. )lurphy, Birmingham, railway wheel makers- J. Marsh and J. Pendle bury, WWan, Lancashire. drapers-J. R. Tress and H. C. Bart lett, Garlick-hill, City, wholesale stationers--C. T. Burton and T. H. Howarth, Liverpool, oil merchants-M'Arthur and Co., Belfast, stationers, so far as regards D. Russell deceased.. SCOTCH SBOCE'STRATIONS. Bros O'Neil., Glasgow, May 15, at the Faculty-hall, Glasgow. ALEXANDRA MARTIN, Crier, cabinet maker, May 12, at the Drummond Arms Hotel, Crieff. 'Minas lierraitaLKY, Lennostoun of Campine, coal merchant, May 12, at the Faculty-hall, Glasgow. RORF.HT Sr' ART, Mortlach, Bauffilalre, farmer, May 16, at the Fife Arms Hotel, Dufftocrn. WILLTAIS COCHRANE, Glasgow, grocer, May 15, at the Faculty ' ball, Glasgow. BVCILINGRAIf PALACE, MAY s.—This day had audience of her Majesty the Baron de Biome, Envoy Ex traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Hanover, to deliver his credentials ; to which audience he was intr oduced by the Earl of Clarendon, IC.G., her Majesty's principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. DOWNING-STREET, MAY 5. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint Alexander Campbell Lowe Esq., to be Colonial Secretary for the Turks and Caicos Islands. WHITEHALL ' MAY 8. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing the most noble Edward Adolphus Duke of Somerset, K.G. ; Admiral the Honourable fir Frederick William Grey, G.C.B. Vice-Admiral Charles Eden, C.B. • Rear-Admiral Edward Genus Fanshawe ; Captain John Hay (commonly called Lord John Hay), C.B. ; and George John Shaw Lefevre, Esq. ; to be her Majesty's Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the said United KinjFdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the dominions, islands, and territories thereunto belonging. Feasum-orrics, APRIL 27.—The Queen has graciously pleased to appoint Edwin Corbett, Esq., now secretary to her Majesty's legation at Munich, to be her Majesty s chargé (Tediums and consul-general to the re publics of Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, i and Salvador, in Central America. The Q ueen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Philip Fenton, Esq., now secretary to her Majesty's legation at Athens, to be secretary to her Majesty's legation at Munich. Fosidow-ernea, MAY 5. —The Queen has been r etall e r i tssaed re to Agar El rol o n w t a the Honourable G ecretuy ienerhge: Majesty's Diplomatic servioe, to be secretary to her Majesty's legation at Athens. The committee on Mr. Hardcaatle's Chnrchßate Abolition Bill is postponed till Wednesday, May 30. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCZ. (unnties msawm.) FORMATION OF A VOLUNTEER 4JORPE UNDER GARIBALDI. VLORE:WS, buy $, imam. A royal decree has been issued this afternoon ordering the formation of , a corps of Italian volun teers, to be provisionsay composed of 20 battalions, under the command of General Garibaldi. The vohmteers will engage to serve for a term of one year. THE BELGIAN ARMY. BECUSSELS, MAT 8. lb-day, in the Chamber of Representatives, M. Coomans asked if it were true that the govern ment shortly intended to demand fresh credits , from the house on account of precautionary mill .. . tary measures. The Minister of Finance replied that, if unhappily it became nebessary to request an extraordinary, credit for the national defence, he should state the measmes proposed by the goverdineut whelk demanding the credit. But np to the present the government had no such re quest to make, and consequently nothing to reply on the subject. SPAIN. IMPORTANT FINANCIAL BILL. MADRID, MAT 8. In to-day's sitting of the Congress Marshal O'Donnell brought forward a bill empowering the government to collect and employ the taxes should the budgets of revenue and expenditure not be definitively voted by the 30th of June next. The bill also proposes a gradual reduction in the salaries of government officials, with the exception of the military, and economies are to be introduced generally throughout the whole public service. The government further requests authority under this bill to effect a settlement with the holders of the Certificates for the interest of the Spanish debts not comprised under the law of 1851. The amount appropriated for the annual redemp tion of the Passive Debt is to be increased. The government also ask authority to issue bonds at 3 per cent. to a sufficient amount to produce 60 millions of dollars in specie, and finally to be em powered to increase the naval and military forces of the kingdom in case of need. The bill created a great sensation in the house. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, MAT 8. The Journal de &. Petcrabouri of to-day pdhliallies an article strongly supporting the p r oject of a Con gressto settle the pendingEuropeandilliculties. The article points out that neither Prussia, Austria, nor Italy will commence hostilities, and that a direct understanding is unattainable between these powers. Under these circumstances a Congress would be both possible and desirable. HANOVER. iiANOVER, HAT & It is stated in military circles that 12,000 Hanoverian troops are to be encamped at Stade. There is no truth in the report that a treaty has been concluded between Hanover and Prussia for stationing 15,000 Hanoverian troops at Cologne. SAXONY. LEIPSIC, MAY 8. Reliable intelligence received here from Boden bach states, that during the next few days six trains will reach that place daily from Thermion stadt, each conveying 1,000 men. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. FLORENCE, MAT 8, Evirintal In the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon the bill empowering the government to provide by royal decree for the maintenance of public safety throughout the kingdom, came on for discussion. The Minister of the Interior said the govern ment accepted the proposal of the committee, but that should the extraordinary powers granted by the bill be found insufficient, they would de mand additional powers. The government desired that the parliament should sit as long as possible in order to divide with them the responsibility in the present national crisis. . . The Chamber finally approved two articles of the bill. The debate will be continued to-morrow. CHINA. (By Overland Telegraph from Gone.) HONG KONG, APRIL 15. Tea unchanged. Total export to date, 117,000,0001 be. Exchange on London, 4s. 70. SHANGHAE, APRIL 9. Silk quiet. Total export' to date, 53,000 bales. Exchange on London, is. bd. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, Max 1, 1.12 P.Y. 7 lb. shirting', 7r. 2a. Cotton quiet, and prices drooping. Dhollerah, 320 r. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Tho latest London date is the 27th April. CALCUTTA, APRIL 30. B.} lb. grey shirtings, 9r. 2a. Exchange on London, 23. 2d. KARL BLIND B D SIAARCK. AN THE ATTACK ON COUNT I The family of Karl Blind have been profoundly afflicted by the intelligence of the last few days from Berlin. The earliest telegrams stated that Count Bismarck's assailant, who has since died, was a son of Karl Blind ; and sub sequently others have been received denying the relationship. In truth, he was the son of Mrs. Blind by a former husband, but has borne his step father's name. He was 22 years of age, and left England four years ago, but paid a visit to this country two years since. When here ho was a rifle volunteer, and won a prize at Wimbledon. For the last two years he has been study ing political economy at Hohenheim in Wir temberg. His family had so little reason to suppose that he was engaged in desperate pro jects, that they were expecting shortly to see him, having lately received a letter announcing that he was coming to England. In the absence of direct and authentic information they can only suppose that, living in that part of Germany where Count Bismarck is hated perhaps more intensely than anywhere else on earth, he was carried away by the political influences that surrounded him, and led to commit an act to be reprobated by all honourable men, and regretted by none more than the patriot whose name he had been permitted to bear. —Daily News. CRYSTAL PALACE. OWE SHILLING DAY. TUESDAY, MAY B.—Admirions oo payment, 1,937 ; ditto by goo Oa tic kits, 1,171; total viltacs, 3,108. TIM LAST AUSTRIAN NOT& (szulss'a Tumuli.) VIICNNL, X4T 8 . a . Count Mandorff bas addressed the following note to the Austrian Minister in Berlino under iota of the 4th inst. : Year Facellency,--I We the honour to wad you an nexed the copy of a desisrMli from the Prussia' cabinet, defied the 30th ult., sonsmosicated to me by SIM Tan ; Worthen Awarding to this denote the goverment of hi■ Majesty the Bing of Prowls believes that no wow exists for Austria to prepare to repulse an attack upon her Itelian posesesiow. . It declares that if Amelia, never theism, should net think proper to take steps for effso tnaly placing the entire Austrian army upon a peace foot* Mg, it would not be pomade for Prussia either to proceed to the important negotiations !might with brims remits new impeading with the Am. man government, otherwise than while maintaining the equilibriums of warlike preparation between the two Powers. Your excellency comprehemds that in view of this declaration we must condoer the negotiations for simultaneous withdrawal of the military preparations fir Prussia against Austria and of Austria against Prussia to be exhaust*/ The solemn awareness needs by mi at Berlin end Fraakfort establish the feet that Pravda has no offensive movement to apprehend from us, and filer- ' many no breach of the Federal peace. Austria has equally little intention of attacking Italy, although the severance of a portion of her territory from her forms the programme openly avowed by the Italian government at every upper. tunity. On the other land, it is our duty to take messorse for the defence of the monarchy, and if the government of Prussia sees in our defensive measuresagainst flays motive for keeping up its own preparation' for war, it only re mains for us to fulfil this duty, which admits of no —jun control, without being drawn into further discos- lions respecting the priority or the extent of separate mai tary arrangements. The Prussian government farther arm not oonoeal from itself the fact that we have to secure not only the integrity of our own empire, but also the tear , tory of the Germanic Confederation, from an attack of . Italy ; and we ere compelled in the interests of Germany to ask seriously how Prussia is able to reconcile her de. mend that we should leave German frontiers unguarded with the duties of • German power. When, lastly, Count von Bismarck informs us that Prussia has called *pm the Saxon government to dissantinne its armaments, we are forced to express our conviction that the King of Saxony, equally with the Emperor our most gracious master, thinks only of necessary self-defence, and is sustained by Federal treaties which render the prevention of a breach of the peace obligatory upon every member of the Confedera tion. Your excellency will communicate these remarks to the President of the , Ministry of the King, and may consider yourself empowered to leave with him a copy of the present despatch.—(Signed), Dintsnoarr. - - - STEEPLECHASING IN PRANCIL—A SAD LCCII)BIVT. An unfortunate occurrence took place at Lyons, three days back on the occasion of a fete given in aid of • benevolent institution. Everything passed off favourably until the running fora military steeplechsee, in which started six o ffi cers : Lieutenant Mousey, of the 6th Lancers ; Lieutenant Riquet, of the 7th Lancers • Viscount Lejeaa, de Moismont, M. de Belfortes, and IL de lifohenec, all lieutenants in regiments of the garrison. An artificial river was got over without difficulty, but in inan Irish bank, which the six competitor' reached in a cluster, the horse of M. Riquet, which was leading, stumbled and fell, and in a moment three others, imme diately following, had rolled over the first and the four with their riders were lying in a heap. The spectators rushed forward to extricate the unfortunate men, when Lieutenant Mousey was found to have been killed, having his skull fractured ; the chest of Lieut. Riquet was crustad by his horse falling on him, and that officer is now lying in a most dangerous state • M. de Belfortde had a leg broken, and the forth, Viscount Lejeas escaped uninjured; one of the horses was also Idlled. M. de Moismont and M. de Beehenec leaped safely, and the race was won by the former. The remark was afterwards made by seve ral persons that the obstacle had been disposed in such a wanner as to be dangerous, but this could hardly have been the case, for in a previous race fur gentlemen riders not the slightest accident had occurred, and the officers themselves had during the preceding week exer cised their horses in jumping the bank. The competi tors, stimulated by the applause of the spectators, bad probably arrived at the spot with a rush, and one fall having taken place, the other riders were unable to check their horses or to turn them aside. Lieutenant Mousey had only been recently promoted, and from his pay helped to support his aged mother, who resides at Valence (b sides Re had also invited his sister to witness the race, and she was one of the first to learn of the disaster. Lie utenant Riquet had recently been trans. ferred from the Chanseurs d'Afrique, and had taken a very active part in organising the fete. Although he is in a most serious condition, there are yet some hopes of his recovery.—Gotigaani. STEEPLECHASING. At the Lewes Petty Sessions yesterday, Mr. J. G. Blenoowe, chairman, Allen Sadler, jockey ; Mr. Bd muml Duke, owner of several racehorses ; and Mr. William Wyatt were summoned by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for having, on the 4th of April, at liingmer , unlawfully beaten and ill-treated a horse. Mr. Langham, of Ue.kfield, ap peared for the society ; and Mr. Lamb, of Brighton, defended. Mr. Lamb, to save trouble, consented to plead guilty if the facts were not brought out, but the magistrates said they must hear the circumstances, and accordingly the ease proceeded, the defendants pleading " Not guilty." The circumstances were these :—On the 4th of April the annual steeplechases were held at Bing mer. The weather had been very wet ; consequently the ground was heavy. In one race a horse called Barabas ran, and this was ridden by the defendant Sadler. Before it arrived at the last fence it was observed to be exceedingly exhausted and swervedto and fro. When it reached the final leap it refused to take it, whereupon the defendant Wyatt struck it violently with a whip on its haunches, and the jockey used his whip freely. Ultimately B arabas at tempted to clear the fence, but failed, and fell on to the bank with its legs and heed doubled under its body. In this position Sadler stood over it and inflicted ten or twelve severe blows with an ash plant. So violent was he that a universal cry of " Shame " was raised, and the mob called on the police to take the jockey into custody. Instead of doing so, however, they thrust hint aside and endeavoured to protect the animal from further injury. Mr. Duke then presented himself, very excited, and, swearing, said he was the owner of the horse, and endeavoured to resist the police. The horse, being unable to move itself, was lifted up by several persons and sup ported for a short distance , when it walked very slowly away, bleeding and much exhausted. It was then covered with mud ; in this condition it eras taken for some miles to Mr. Duke's stables, which it reached at 11 o'clock at night. It was left there unwashed until 7 o'clock the next morning. When the horse was being ridden towards the last leap several persons on horseback, seeing the sad condition it was in, rode across it in order to prevent ire jumping the fence, but they were driven back by the jockey with the ash plant which he carried ; and when it first re fused the leap Mr. Wyatt gave it two or three bard knocks facts were s poken to by Mr. Done an (a magistrate), Mr se . Langridge (clerk of the peace), Mr. T. Chatfield (son of the high constable of Lewes), Superintendent denner and others. Ale. Langridge was croas-exanduekl to show that he was interested in the result of the race, and that he reds across Barabas to prevent its getting a second place. lie denied, however, that he had any bets on the race, and said be rude across the horse because it would have been great cruelty to make it take the fence. He was himself a sporting man, but the treatment that Barabas received was to his mind excessively cruel, and worse than he bad seen any other horse treated that day, although they were all more or less Mused. Mr. Donovan, who was ono of the stewards, said he himself felt rather conscience-stricken upon the mutter. The course was very heavy, and all the horses had to be hardly treated to make them get along. Indeed he considered that all who were at the races were morally more or lees guilty of cruelty, and he did not know why the three defendanteshould have been pitchedupon and brought before the magistrate any more than the rest. lie thought that by rights all of them should have been summoned. afterwards appeared that Mr. Donovan when he made these remarks was not aware that the defendants had been summoned for s particular case of cruelty.) Mr. lamb, for the defence, tried to show that no more cruelty was used towards Banana on the day in question than was used inwards any of the other horses, and that such treatment was not unusual at the races. The magistrates retired, and on returning into court the chairman said the majority of the justices were of opinion that the charge of cruelty had been proved against all of the defendants. Sadler, who appeared to be the worst, would be fined 31. and costs ; Mr. Duke and Mr. Wyatt would each be fined 2/. and costs. Mr. Selater, one of the three magistrates, said he dissented from this deci sion. The defendants then gave notice of their intention to appeal against the judgment at the quarter sessions. The case excited a great deal of iatereat. _AM !i