The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-24 00:00:00

4111111 L„ ' _WSPTDi 'UL I No. 6,853.) Y WiGliAld and . 80!7S cr a:Hi ), gra il•yard. London) LINE at EMU( and P.l p H 'vs,. A i.P - T Al.ll—For Mfg:BOURNE I Puri TV' on THURSDAY Augr, te• P .14146 n= thiP 5471743 a Lt W. . .ko A iTing in Vie fur all OillMea SS plIIIIMERN• Wfde;wpfairming. Her an en d .I,lolllL—Plot i~fsee ea • . PORT end 1110110A.N. 1111, W I. I: A AI I , ndmhallstrcet. TILE ART of BPSNDII% MONEY.--I tt e• Is • Nab MM. ft th• wawaed 1 1,4421 'INN smiler =beds Nab le maw ft ma whets TN ...by reeds nada, ososseeentry tt le tor thethet thould adopt the NM advaatsimus= at' e t t ft whe sea pap tasty mat.b • power ; eh& thew epee§ obtala the fen NM mosey it sommais unless they Moot . la MIN 'teaser a earlaeled be reedy maer rills, teen ampetitlen between hems this ordspr, 'advantages to - 1 he radio wheat as NM gram The eaNssive readrescaey _epee* lep In tti sis as its sell fos mady.xximoy. isistaues and ese i attracted te home on that NZ and dispose Nees Inns the ` sal a t maims !NM b• sal at • les& . 17te s Triss pease J e re readymmer wagon stoat Sae warehmes Nth • lame pertios of • its 100de 114 Near priors than the cast ef arstueask NA fame the tind of the three min eleasests NM mellbete *IS ..!hill. power M the system. The mead eimest m e ats aseldeassof ber d tr=4 is 'arm ormeganstip ae Mat are seltase4 Merger bed debts Tan third Masa{ le the Noway of Ursa No Nutmeats are us weals WI we is esinsteall he MIN the pelN iaa tzt= epee ea& Miele lit plain times ; elmwelse tt mold require the repenee gt Vow t3m.* the atraber id assistants to do the sere meant et Miami To add eat= for the=of tatting elf a ditaseeN maw ea Is mains* ths Mos et • . trader stme the Ins er rea s :p Nam 1 pme the ahem spilm hes by asiefed Dwi lo= " wat dvents., cf sa parties, bp sem /haat Wises, Sparks= Hones, MEOn THUMAY, illy fifiRg.DANIEL MITH,SONAndONIEUIT • v wdr izraa ter &ALB I . 4ool3o)l l .t o r n MiliSA. I how. I ' I I Wi l=el MIMS ag , 1 t ie ttlinotaatilies ead .....i alatt ; ! ZritinAMl li el ,=..... ..--1„. Ami warrisea • huge semacin el wall timbered park og octet It :VLA ..gairag ad rgoat i tor the itrocomotsido eg • lorawilize molding twoo , tme.— of ew& ..ir ai 1 Pokers, ' almIT, . re* WM. Lot Meats ,--... 1.,•• • • w.c.; and 471 ireglo il la t heala " i 1 ii".:l t tip ' .• : OLD FAR(, as balk** Bosworth, - ory Motown et 1 4 101 0 ( mg r IkaSkaa " ths • -14 ilvWf. •••••ishigl together Me m = wog ag l agehle; awarge, awl Whim hods, in VW 00 . 1 1 .. 1.64 . 6 imillatt. With trio god horagategra. R i f e • % meg mamma, and el any we valea, hew • Mews. Porker:, ais . l= an o= - 1 7 1, al W.C.; and of Mow Bowtrar. Peseta, sad NM. adlohog i 1 14 B• 4. fged.row. W.C. W11660117.E.--The OAMBILT.PAILIC BINTATIL—iha . tge p lia bu rizzr i t n el a wet bdere:4 ii,... to Ninety Mahon, en the Great liloilwar. ll 14 sea l Ottiosea. gad 111 fon BON gain wahni too hools 17 . oil of Imam- It actorrigge manairat iniunionhome. altjohi In swell tialgeoll MM. tr,e: a"1 1• 11 ° ft ef ° l 2 74 ll =riott e= Ai rated, s troMM the waft= it etas grodng aall :la s = wah inneeroes holdings, • wanner% .U.S . ChM Montsia. IM whale geolOglng • reiorot t a , l 4 rev annum no WO* taX2 swam and within reseh of the Vat of to .aild Dube if • hoond•—Potioulare of Mews. Lehaeter, &Miaow. 1 1 l= ... a dload aorta, ow to litio Mine Wawa QM Moe in West Wien w ith the wiry (beat Malhoty egallega, " r mV . o tron Ookhoter and nino =Mg from eadliory. In of Os. The Birawzci? BALL PAWL sestaaa&o/ BIM Ir. %el Igm hold load, with good framague• pregame. MOW Wood, frerhoM, witaintng ilk. Or. gip. of thriving under. treed end WA Unbar. tarahm with • good cottage and surrounded by 1 we of hadaeld load. In Me =a: good 6 Home, with upwards of 11 acres of iserlow kook sad Four Oottrigedwollbagg with gardens ; then an pot hotiMid mi l = =had. na rectorial rent =the entire math ed logogram the land. shook stowast at CIO lea. M. par annum The Manor of White Cabo with e si :s=a .. iind caber, of of Mow Boss and t !R&M 0 Hit smurnAL etari vir ladi ttZ bia lian e ies ingot Bishop's sa the Moho ,and Mout al Mho front ateeding over 1167 acres of land. writ= ofgood ord.', well and surrounded law and • perk O ores. no Maim and faro prereigeg by are n., ea and anbetantlal, and the halls in • high Mite of eulti and in • nog fence.—Parlieldon of Meow Western and Bone, T, Ureet Janinietreet, Bedford-row. W.C. . . lakes's" iissinintriamose., • ' • - s niLtlaann, zeoe The trial by jury of the Versant soeuesd at com plicity in the mannber at Primes Mohawk was ro amed to-day. 'lb. 4oesolii and a large body al the public were present. The persons charged Iw o ar p d at of in pr a i n noe spie ar arzo: rg r e rr ew itilossench e and two persons named Itemailovich. preneoutor stated the case against the . prisoners, land demianded that all three should be condemned Itoeleath, and that Prince Raragongewiah end his 'secretary should each be sentenced to twenty years! imprisonment. ,A i r ~.1 600 D ROPE ErrAAmgßip com. ( , ~,,, .i•KEIAP POWITAtIi end PARCELS Lyres. .. , i , ; .. 0. im: 'maw ir , the lettrA dote te L ir a mthwr to • _ I' . , .... the Cape 11:4007, ar a Waal, ~. ' • •. ~ ....ntas A.ill %ilk Pahr.oget_,_" td. the half to t.) I ~ ~ i. Bed St. Helena; dd..° Nredebet. Pareeis c i2be •al . ' ' • • ; t.. 1 4. ft. le. • NUlk ili the oases, 31, New Broad. S'f RAM NAVIGATION oomPA)Trs and IV4IPARAIBO LINK —The Staannes. of Liverpool ea the lab d every alternate south, ,I r -; Vuoutwea the sans and parsengers for • rO. Hate%do°, and Valparalao. Irbeholaaa parseges ',I CA. to Weer Plate for La ang upwards. Abatemente 0 .. ...10.1wa • -Poo ftirthow pestanulare appfy to the Asset: • „ *wars ORIFYIT2I2., TATE, and os. tradruhallstrert, London; Morena BURNB t, ; Lk, 1., Place do la Bourse, Part: Or t 6 W. J. 0014- : .A .. 1 arerfool 1 111 N LINE. — THE LIVERPOOL NEW NK, and YIiILADELLYKIA 00IEPAN re L A1....1a on. a.ppototed tutoil trots I,iverpaol for NEW YOWL, • us siotown. aa follows: ~. .1 V Mil MORE. for NEW YORK, Wednesday, July 211. ,• . •.,t NEW YORK, via fla/ifax , Haturday, August 1. s .1 spoil an d for NEW YORK, Wednesday, August It spode and i rsengere to Pt. John's, Novices/las& to I • . rroi at 1111 az. ' s • to, 17, and 21 01111111•11, all havhig the tams grist wrsloon.—For partioulunt_ply to W. IN. MAN 21, 5 .., r. L,ol; or to ELVES and MACEY, tine Loodosbridde. h.cl*.Al4t to NEW YORK.--GITION and Co. nn 4.:Tat , hing Owir 111 . 1 . 416 0. foll.powered SCREW %II .A51..1111' I.lwrpool, am follows AN(H ESTER Turee lay, July 211, „t Cpwowtown the following day. It FUJIMIN and II Donese Ifteenge at ~.! „. r ••• Mirchandiw at through rates from don.— A, ,n .t N . 4.1.RE1E, 7. Rue &wits; or In Londue. to A I` I•t. - !riot Co.. 11. Old BrO•d•dlrelet. A TRIP lo SWEDEN, from London direct in „ lour of three days in flweden, and re. Todd .0 1..0,10e e Man the week. The unrivalled twin screw. at.o.to MARY.. 1.1313 =igi iig heroial au too sin t.• h.-d for ONO home= • , s 2/.m., and every alternate flatus dry , in, a 1... KA redmi, lia. M.; deok, EL Vat 11A VIA V, I 'normal Ogico.Regentairesa, W. • or to ,; l• and Co., Bt. Dunstan's:house, ,~ THM BANE OP FR.A.NCE. WM, hum 23. . . The *eddy return of the Bank of France just published shows the following &Demon' as oom parM with that of last week :—lnereeme : Cash in hand, 14,600,000 f. • Tree.nry, 4,400,000 f. • private accounts, 4,000,000 f. ; bills • unted, 2,600,000 f.; notes issued, 2,600,000 f. ; advances, 1,000,000 f. KABUKI BROTHERS' SPRING HIII'TS. The toste, Ile., IS., M., M., 46a, tea ; the misteeate, 7e. ea lid.„ 11a, ; the dame" 17e. ed., rt.., It.. M. emil Mee kept la Mak far Immediate am se setaepat to moware. poet trea—ttristatu. Ham, Na Pa Lad. iald/l. SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SUIT COMPLETE, 50s. INDIA. BOMBAY, lona 30 OA BrindiAi). SUIT COMPLETE, 595. Tke new solitary furloUgh regulations are to take drat from the Ist of July. The new civil furlough rules have been p ub lished. Colonel lierevrether has arrived at Bombay, and gone up to Poonah. Transports from Abyssinia are ar riving daily. A wing of the 37th Regiment has been sent to assist Rajah Reungur against the rebels, and the 41st Native Infantry I. held in readiness if required. The public sittings of the Bombay Bank Commission were resumed yester day, and the officers of the old bank were under examination. SUIT COMPLETE, 73e. II EXCL'ItSI()N to BOULOGNE and • , itA• - ERNION TIeXP.TS at one fare will be Wooed EHAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMVAN r 8 •it A:.1111 , , I. ariryl London-bridge-wharf for • .. • ! • Ittb. at 4. and titindax. _the Set:lrt i nir hy the 'Mimi leavin t 2101210pe eftha.ap Moo . ‘.l . Tu. t day, the , at 7 a.m. Farce there ne.: fore cabin. Oa —Mom, 71, Lombard . eiocaddly. SUIT COMPLETE, 81s. .; V.l M TH. The GENERAL ETTEAId II; AVON MMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS leave 1.0124011. tt von for YARMOUTH evogy Turoday and Saturday at • ~,orning. and every Wedneeday, at 1 afternoon. Parrs: • . fere rabin, Return tiolteta (available for one and a ball.—Oftiore, 71 . Lumbard-street, and n, . . • ..•. pveadillv. ‘EGATE and BACK, SUNDAY. The v I , * Mal; or PRINCE of WALES leaven London-bridge r Margate every Sunday, at half-pant S morning, ; loran and Tilbury Hero. , returning from Margate at Anl • .Itrrnuog. FY., there and hook: Saloon. 3a. ad.; fore children. U. ad. M A la; ATE and RAMSGATE, via Thames .1f llac,n. from Fenehurehednet Station. For Ramat': at 10.37 a.m . 1137 p.m.; Saturdays Imam, at, 17 I • It .s...ostf, at 12.37; Saturdays (extra), at 3.7 p.m. By the 161 s , OF WALES and MOSELLE RAVESEND and Rosherville.—The original • d favourite Saloon Steamers ALEXANDRA or PAL Y. ltsl ON will leave Old Swan Pier, above London- , rms 1..11 relsy , . at 10.30 am., and 3 p.m. (weather ), re •,, .no from Terrairepier at 7 p.m., Galling at Rosherville. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILDING COMPANY (Limited). 0111ce•—N1),107,t, Feneburel.street. EC. WOOv received on D ••WOM at FOUR PERMIT. nrrEarnr, Rpap.l4.• on ohnrt notice IN F. PLR I'ENT. allowed on some of flOO and upwards if posited for not less then one year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Secretary. 'I"IIE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. LONDON (WED 'll REMOVED from 21, Finch-lane, to new Vr.u1.•.• 17 , 1.11'2.2rd-street, E.C. WUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. .a Empowered by Special Aet of Parliament Per Life Assurance. Annuitant, and Guarantee of Fidelity in Situations of Trust. ( A tarmi.—General Sir FREDERIC SMITH. R.H., F.R.A. l'elicies playable during life—lnalisputable—Not liable to forfeit ore. Annual Income exceeds Three Hundred and Fifty Than t rand Wands. The Annuity Tables, offering special advanstece to Annuitant', ar d full iparticulun. of the popular prinniploi of this Hoeiety. will I found in the new Prospectus. which will be forwarded to appli ii.ats pan free. HENRY LAKE, General 16, Reftent.treet and 17. Waterloo Pall-maltto= VBUCATION for BOYS, 2.5 guineas, including linnolit sit and books. No cairns. Near London. The Prin. • r4l hue had 16 years' experience. Special attention is paid to •r. sr the education. Min school !us been eminently suntosful e any years. The premises are extensive and oonvestient; the •• ea Ii neres in i•atent: and the domestic arrangements in. email .leery fall= Diet unlimited. No corporal punieb. • , to quiarter'e notice required. Refennoes.—N. N., 151, I• IFR ACOMBE HOTEL—Perfect in all its .mies. meets. Two hundred Apartments. Wee arid dtract • —• Promenade 'terrace I,oau teat m length. taciale •• .• Board. it cleared, at a Used sum per day or week.ut. •• Addr...a. Mr. 110IIN. Ilfraoombe, North Devon. SCJIMEII. WINES.—Good Bordeaux I A :Ft r. T. 12.. per dozen.: Sauterne, Ns. Beaulolaia, lee. ; :4 , stein %Vela in Hochabeutala ice; still Hock and • • 1. 11114 i MN. ; vparkling Hoch d o an Moodie, tin; cloaca 10.• awl Ha Terms oaah, and arriage free. PHI% HJNS. 4* West Strand. d NEA tiIIERRY, Pale or Golden, 2le. per 'I •. r t and delicate. TWA wine haw already a great • a dinner wine. PORT, for iaralida, 148., can be • n,•-r.iliml as a good, wholemome, and nouriehing wine. iwrnage free, by PHYTHIAN and lONS, 432, INATIAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, ISIL ' • • 10.0,4 old IItISH WHISKS , rained the DUBLIN %I I 1),I -It is pure, mild, mellow, deliciotis, and very s-1.1 in bottle', 3s. bd. Mel, at the retel l houses in spilt in the principal towns W. in En land: rif •• s. Windmi ll -street, London, -Obeeswe the !, hiLl. and orwk branded "Kinahan's LL Whisky." - - - - EI'PEE MINERAL WATERS.—Orders ,purcil tor export to every climate. Manufactories • • Teel. Brigßol, Glasgow, Derby, and Malvern. I\l. • ENATED WATER.--kileeping in London • ; ix not like aleophig in the hash air of the " ri.fraohing end invigorating offeoto may be obtained • • • • • •, g of ornanatal Water, fresh from the LA , • .1 V , o, LONG.ACTR.>., or through any druggist, In cale. • ~ liuttara ItiSCOMBE TH H E PA SELTZER. Title NATURAL SELTZER WATER • veins near Bournemouth, and has the agreeable , e , worst-ins Drop of the true Seltzer, Out Is • ?.. trom the deleterione compounds often used hi. the • ...mations. Dr. FWrll reports It. on &nail's's. sa • • agrwrebble flavour, nesemblans _the tine • ' may be meal with adman atdinnor." ilia ANT and Co., Bournemouth, n ,. I Dinneford and sheet:- J. B. Barnes, Rnidiebbridiel ; "fl. lerte. place Vendome. ~F.~'lIN1)-HA its FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF MA vEs. —BO, mini for tertflitha' Monthly ' Men t..M . ,i h rr n 0111•4 Petry and Song, Mordall. PtfiPk' aid •••••• minest maker, at about half the pries A Kunio:o. tot ,m with each. • lingegnantityof Tann's • erne 1... Apply to enryFrrna..a. oinnon - w . ". 1' A R II IS' S CRYSTAL SP BC'PACLES of well ,••, • i..11.•ne.- can only be had at b• Orint Ranagiletreet, , • i ;.'. , I••• Ism isti blunum Gat ea The • _ geed frame ; , • lig.. and Ibs.—THOMAS and SOM retie' .munn panes axing Mask nose. Nato. • • No travellers or agents. { I ' l. l RES.—By Ro_ptl Letters Patent.— "iirirs Mcle.m AIN __ TRIM (nerfeeted end •c :I , •. bi tcl•ibitions, 1151 and 1115) is allowed by onwards '' • al M. nto be the moat effective invention In the onra , Agent et Hernia. The SAO of a steel awing. ee *nen , ;" " • .t,, to here avoided, • soft bandage oftng_worn 's. • a icle tu L. recsite resisting Mien enffpued by m k!N PAD rod P Luca; fitting with so much sage ~, • it emend be detected, and may be worn duz , A eceiriptive circular may be had, end the Um. „ tc-t. en the circumference of tha bodi h g r o z. inolies I lceing sent to the maker. Mr. 176. Ae t•si IM.. tla, gcl., and gla Id. Pelee" l• tc - A 1.1 it se on the manse Princidnin• Mit AEI) SURGK UN DKNTIST, • FleaLatrael A Am , . frmn 10 till 11. Consultation IPree. ►j t I ' AI A rika tiA.LT, the k4UittiTITUTI3 for I. HATII Dro I.—A daily Hath prepared with this daft la • Witmer/. for weakly adores add defame. Asa. • • •fir..r.rl hy Dr. Hamad. Recommended by tbe= a ; ." 4 hY the Nobility. Sold ta tee. sad boxes by ''''"t worId.—TIDMAN sad PON. li. Worm " F.C. Dream of imitations. COCKLE' y ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in "NIA t TI ON m " In 1./1.44 Itt 1.. 11d., Sr. tAL, 4a. dd., and Da ( 1 0( KLEN ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, ofto rho lorkil, Two for LIOUM AIWM - TIONti. To 1.. 1i& ro 94.. do. &L. and Mt ('tai hl.F;'> ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in n,. tke last eh years for 1,1 VElt CUMI O LAINTs. lu tons at 111. SL 9d.. tit id, and II& SITIT COMPLETE, MM. S AMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The coats, 311 a, Lfa, Ida Us, 113 a, 70a. ; the waistcoats. la Id., to. 441. 11a. 1118., 14a, ; the trowiena 17a lid, La, lla, Sea, Us. Every style and sue kept in stook for immediate or made to measure. Patton' poottrea—eydinhant House, Na 50, aCa SUIT COMPLETE, 69a. SUIT COMPLETE, 73e. SUIT COMPLETE, 80a. SUIT COMPLETE, Ns. SUIT COMPLETE, 1064. SIIIT COMPLETE, lift. sAIITIEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. P.- , 'The costa, fts., 43*, eft., 5.5 a., Oft.; the waistcoats, es. Id., Om. ed., IL., lit, les, les.; the trauma*, 17s. It, Sh., 14*, M., eft. his. Zama, st. and mime }opt In stock for Inuuediate we, or made to EleaSaire• raUane pea bah fftftstlaft Nauss, 11, Luae&t. han. SUIT COMPLETE, 598. SUIT COMPLETE, 69e. SUIT COMPLETE, 808. sun COMPLETE, 86e. SUIT COMPLETE, 97i. SUIT COMPLETE, 110 s. StAIMEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS.-'• The pickets, Ss., 10. id., 12e, Us.; the waistcoats, 2s. Id., 3s. ad.. 45., Es., Se. PI., Is.: the trousers, as. b., 1s Ss., Its. 1 3 e. td. 12e. E'r.r7 style and sine kept in stook for immedisille use, or adiste-bilL made to rsessurs. Pattie= post tree.—itytkoharn House, 60, L SUIT COMPLETE, ltia. SUIT COMPLETE, 21a. SUIT COMPLETE, 248. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 38e. SUIT COMPLETE, 465. RAIIIIEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL SEASONS, 215., 2M., Ms., Itt , 56e., &M. Every dee and style is stock for immediate use. The Summer Ovoreost at faced with talk. is a wonder of value for the money. Every style c riptly made to measure. Patterns peat tree. ilk Ludgate- NEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.- 43 news. (the heads of 37 being Portraits of living oelebri ties) represent the faahimabie and /Wei becomhig Clothing for all agee and °eft/WIN. The Book contain. the ppnoeof each class, and new rules** arlfineasare, and is Rent pact tree for Ids leaning, deducted tress a purehase.-4AMUEL 11110T1111113, Useekint Tailors, [Warshaw Home, 30, Ludgate-hilt PE..altig.lablY. MR. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SWAT, by Aronow. at the Auction Ma" Tohenhollearied. en MONDAY, July It st ill for helf-past tab lets of very eligible FANISHOLD BUILDLNO LAND, Main valuable frontages to the Page-road and other roads, elms to the Robin Hoed Timm, and about seven minutest welt haw the Anerley Railway Station. The estate is wok adapted for the area (ion of detached or semi-detached Mlle& itimatesthe of the pur chase MOODY MM.) remain on amylases or esmarset et i =ll. l.. umemet, to be pe3a aloe yeses by - equel beferfcah oy the balance may be paid off at any time 'MOM aotioa—Pissis, and esoli of isle may ho obtained an awl taiew turC ri tirJuly la, at the Hallway Tavern, Anariey ; the Rabin Hood Mama Pengamed g of T. W. Revak HIM., 'Wham, IS, Yenchnrchotreet ; of Maws Hammack sad Lobe* arthitoote and Yorveyers, W, Biaboprostootreet Within ; at the platys of sele; and of th e Auctioneer, at the oiliest of the Lawton and Suburbs& Land had Hilildihit CoillianylLiantedL No. let t, Fesohmehotrest, City. CLAITON PARK. near Bt. John's Much, HACKNEY. MR. J. TAYLOR is instructed to ARIL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart,Tokenhousayard, City, lICHDAY, August 3, at It for 1 FORTY-FOUR Lars of very eligible PREM.. OLD BUILDING 2 , 7 D, having valuable fron tages to important thoroughfares, anCgambaing of eleven NW plots in Chat.. oath. road, end thirty -dem pieta for private bosses Inderiektreal, Rustnnonoroad, mad Erlitaaroad. The made end seven am an made, end eztinelete banditti oPerleteei one being canted on. Ninetentha of the paralises money may mittala on matisie or °entreat ittly:= Weft* to be Da y be inns years by equal ei tat Wenesnmyla paid at any time witho u tfi r rloo—Plena_perilealare. Mid Hdtal vd sale ma g be obtained on and after wenteeday Jakly_llk_of Ye It Harbor, 1. Terumadigsa• North. anifeele , w. Esq. solicitor, It, Peneburebatrest ad Hainntaek acr = raeAtet . sreliiteets and 111, aishogegallestreetWitldat at the of sale; and . o= "4 _Aaselonser, at tho Mar of tbe Leaden and Suburban lead sad 'gams CbeePanY ndmitell. Ho. 107 A, Fenehumbetreet. City. 111N013, THE WELLENOWN CITY TAILOI33, 40, 001MHILL, Opposite Phish-lexte. TVIMEY, TAILOR, 120, FENCEURCHOIREET.IIO, INearli s wr i Mark•lene). FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Charm A FREENOLD LICENSED PUBLIC- A.A. MIME, with STABLING, to be LET or BOLD by P%L VATE TENDER. The Birkbeek Anne, Birkbock•road, Homey errtelsee• boo" in • new nelghbourhood—to be let for a bong or abort term, and with or without • prendast ; or the flew held will be sold and the purchase-money can be paid by easy lartalinenta over • term of years Toadies to be that to by Monday, 3rdlthanot, 11th The owner will not bind hitneolf to accept the highest or any tender —Fes forme of tender and further particu lars apply to FBENCIB RAVENBEROPT, 22, Southampton buildings. Chancery-lane. W.O. NEAR ABINGDON and OXFORD, ploasantly situate aloes to the Tharescand sw a Itaihray d =iot To be LET. a comfortable iIOUNI, oonWolne three Ova bedrooms, bath mem. /Mohr, eatilwo losa ; Ira fpirden. Bent .01. The house has been reosntly built, Mande on a gravol moll, and is conveniently fitted with modern improvements. Apply to Mr. 8.112'4CX/t. Odardwearl. Abbarlon. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTMEN'rE.- Divided,. 10 to • pair Oast gar Annum on many. OR/3, SHAR=OLIMR, CAPITALISM, seeith Wi r reliable Information and sate investment& should read SHARPS nmermairr CIRCULAR (post tree). Granville Sharp and Co.. sharedealers. 71. Poultry. London, C. MONEY. —.E2O to WO ADVANCED imme diately on furniture, without removsl, publicity, or law cods. Nay be repaid by easy instalment. No °Woe at all U do- cling it. Terms, includes, 11 pm cunt. fo r ARO and ovori.—lp r g personally at the ESTATE OFFICM 2, Southampton Strand, W.C. Advances on leases, lite policies. to. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PRO:IE ITED by • Proferional GenUemaa of practice and re. free of dunes to the creditor, • comaJastoo of l'Ar"a"toes ea Übe wesouat reeovend.— for Wawa or 07 letter to A. 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Leadon. rrilE INVIOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. 11 7lse wet powerful nutritive medial ever introduced; nu stores to their norms] oondition all the semedons, on the intqrrity of which perfect health depends. It is *We for &batty of ski end from its containing among to Minus larutd?iosithste of mods, wilt prove highly benetiVt in a the nervous said Impede vide Dr. ort. Pride M. per bottio. or four qnsnutie• in one for tin —dole Mfreto. Yoram DA CM. GARn..IS end Co.. MA o:fordetreet, London. Osonolls free on. receipt of remittance. MIDDLE-CLASS SCHOOLS CORPORATION.—Yes terday the second annual distribution of prime to the scholars of the Bath-street School took place in the theatre of the London Institution, which had been s peciall y granted by the managers for the purpose. Mr. T. M.P.. presided. As usual on these occasions, the theatre wee crowded with the parents and friends of the young stu dents, anriousniaternity said sisterl,y solicitude being largely in the ascendant. WESTMINSTER OPIITILALMIO HOSPITAL. The annual meeting of the govemors and friends of this charity, the Marquis of Westaunater peLinm was held yesterday afternoon at the hospital, Sing Witham-street, sAderd4 . - cross. The institution contains eight wards, with oosse accommodation for 33 in-patients. During the past year 8,297 persons (new cams) were received as patients under the care of the medical officers. Of these 264 were admitted into the hospital, and the rest treated as out-patients, 206 operations having been performed on the former, and 624 on the latter. Moss DEArse sy Summon:E.—Two men em ployed in the brickfields near Sittinghourae, named Edward Faulkner, aged 37, and a stranger, were killed by the heat of the sun on Wednesday afternoon. Faulkn e r was tempering bricks at a field known as Earn- We)" t, Palish of Bobbing, and complained of his head suddenly, when he went to lay down. The workmen covered him up with " shades," but he died in • short time. Medical assistanoe was pro cured when the poor fellow was pronounod quite dead. The other case occurred at Teynhana. A sbinger lately engaged to stack bricks's. seem to fall down at Mr. noneF baS's field. He died in ball an hour. An inquest was held' yesterday before Mr. T. T. Delman; when a verdict of "Accidental death" was returned. Faulkner is said to have been in the army, from which he was discharged through ill-health. CRYSTAL PALACE. 0112 Boma DIY:— THUISDAT, JotT 23.—Admissions by session tickets, 1,133; ditto on payment, 6,694; total Tinton ; 6,727, A report ie current of the resignation of Sir Donald Macleod. It is stated that the Prince Schleswig-Holstein is seriously ill. CALCUTTA, Jo= 26. Extensive floods have taken place in Orissa, which have occasioned much distress, but there has been no rain in the indigo districts, and it is feared the crops are suffering in oonsequence. The cattle plague has abated in the lower pro vinces. 9hibet is again in a disturbed state. . 4 1 r.. .., e: I'' 1 i l e . .:7•, , t / • • 1 _ f• • ' ti if:L.-pp i• • ~. , ..t • .. . Illr 1 I . . • .„ • • ‘ . • • •- , 1 : . * !fs, I $ • ' 1 •e•i , . • • ..• *" 1 •i•i• • •; • A 1.... • i r ' 1 r ~ , . . . ~ .. L .• . , 5 : •" . ,i. . , ..., ...1.4. ~ .. .. o; i `I rt.. . • , ..• .....-,--..........,—....-...,-..-,..,.....,..--- - • LONDON, FRIDAIC 1 4' GI, JULY 24, 1868. •• • • . 1 1 - I - ; INTSI4I4IO4N4X . FROM A811040..1 t' issunina ADDITIONAL) TM oaar,r.er WIMBIJIDON. WISUILKDOII, Timms' Mews. . &se . of the cluiligeti of m t u h l e ig day.y before A cold, the even biting set in, the clouds over the °am ' lean hostas ark sad lowering, and the people 1 elm hid emulated the aephyr in their attire were once more taught the fickleness of our English climate. The intense best,having done its word • for the pecuniary fortunes of the association seems now disposed to settle into rain ; and the receipts for admission ? having been materially affected by one extreme In the weather, may now suffer from aeoth.er This may all amigo before morning, and tlie blinding, soorchain be an fierce as ever; • but at present' it is .da., and holds out a more immediate prospect of 'wet than has been the cape same' tie thunder storms. The draggle for the . Elcho Challenge Shield was eon '' ducted with gala wird, and. attracted more con centrated attention from a greater number of visitors and volunteer bystanders than any meek of the year. The firing places ,of the' long ranges have never been fuller throughout the meeting than they were between five and six this afternoon. Lady Spencer and Lady Constance Grosvenor, the Marquis of Aberoorn, tht Marquis of Donegan, and Lord Spencer were among the distinguished peooe present, who have supported the meeting by r attendance on all its prmeipal days. Nor was 1 this all. Lord Echo had absolutely given himself political leave of absence, and his lordship's" party " were left to their own devices in town, and bereft of the advantage of an immediate consultation with their chief for a whole afternoon. Every body was pleased to see Lord Echo, who has been grmtly missed at Wimbledon, and affec tionately reproached by his faithful fellow Scots for sacrificing them to an imaginary political career. To see Lord Elcho stroll ing about the firing points in half amateur fashion to-day, and to remember how rare his presence has been since the beginning of the meeting, made one hope he was return ing to his old love, and would soon resume the character of a devoted and dashing amateur soldier, for which he is so admirably fitted by training and gifts. The English eight were far ahead long before the conclusion of the match ; the Scotch were unusually behindhand; and the Irish, with a long score against them, contested splendidly with fate. The English target was nearest the encampment, the Scotch came next, and the Irish were at the Wimbledon side. Fitful gusts of wind, sudden and powerful, scoured the common during the progress of this match, and made close calculations as to their power im perative upon each shot. It was under these circumstances we saw the Irish make five bull's eyes running at a thousand yards, besides fre quent centres. Theee eight were said to have made as many " outer." to begin with ae would neu tralise their fine shooting now, and the English won, as will be seen below, by 46 marks. The trophy will remain in their possession for a year , , and will be again competed for by the therm countries at the next meeting of the association. It is a shield EN that carried by a Fee Faw Fum in the pantomime at Drury Lane. It is massive, ponderous, useless. " Value 1,0001." has been a necessary label in the exhibition tent, for it needs special knowledge toappreciate its beauties or re cognise its worth. It is composed of oxydised silver, and makes a magnificent trophy for a baronial hall. In any place short of this, it will inevitably share the fate of the Vicar of Wake field's oil painting. It would rNuire a room to itself in an average-sized London house ; and will assuredly dwarf all other martial shields brought in its vicinity. Making every allowance for its workmanship, which to our eyes seemed crude and rough, and the historic interest attached to such words as " Bannockburn" and " Flodden" on its side, it is difficult to regard it as anything but a white elephant—an honourable but embarrassing gift. It has given rise, however, to one of our keenest and most interesting contests, and en thusiasm was never more pronounced than when England's victory was anounced. THE WIMBLEDON REVTEW.—In consequence of a communication received from the South Western Rail way Company this morning to the effect that volunteers in battalions and corps will not be conveyed to Putney station, but only to Wimbledon, and the railway com pany having reduced the fares for volunteers in corps by that route only to Bd., corps that proceed by railway from Waterloo mast pro ce ed to Wimbledon station, and will be assembled on Wimbledon-common to be brigaded. In consequence of this alteration those corps that arrive at Wimbledon wi 1, after the review, return in brigade under the orders of the brigadier to that railway station. Every volunteer is recommended to provide him self with a water bottle.—War-office, July 24 1868. A large and influential meeting of the Liberal Association for Oxford was held in the Corn Exchange on Wednesday night. The Right Hon. E. Cardwell, M.P., and Mr. Vernon Harcourt, the liberal candidate at the coming election, were present. The Mayor presided. CligmainAH.—The Cheltenham Reform Club held a dinner in the Town-hall late on Wednesday night, chiefly in order to make &demonstration in favour of their liberal candidate, Mr. H. B. Samuelson, son of the mem ber for Banbury. The hall was crowded almost to suffo cation, and the gallery was filled with ladles, who waved their fans and handkerchiefs, and joined enthasiastinslly in the frequent outbursts of cheering. The room was beautifully adorned with flowers, and mottoed flags and banners, and a band played thresighout the dinner. - Kr. 8. thiley, jun., president of the club, was in the chair, and among the others present, besides the guest of the even ing, were Lord ritikeZ4W" Sir W. Russell, M.P. for Norwich ; Mr. W. P. Prioe, M.P. for Gloucester ; Mr. Holland, H.P. for Evesham; Mr. Samuelson, M.P., and Captain Price, the liberal candidate for Tewkesbury. Excuses for non-attendance were read from, others, Lord Amberley, 84 F. Goldsnaid, Y.P., Col b o a :ei Kingsoote, M.P., Mr. P.W. Martin, M.P., and Mr. Neste, M.Y. Lord Firxhardinge, formerly member for the bo rough, replied on behalf of the House of Lords to the toast, " The Liberal Members of both Hotises."_ Finn ON THE Moose ne Tim Warr Rum:tiro. —The heather on one corner of Bombelds Moor—an ex tensive range of moorland lying on the hills between Aire. dale and e, a the West Biding—ma, on Friday week, accidentally set fire to .by some wailers, who re quire stone far • farm, dwileoping by ire the acetonic which moored some done they lied to get. The resell =at . the Ilr e awilk great Tepidity over the dry end • on the adjoining moors, and after nearly a sores have been laid waste, the fire dill smoulders. Its further progress is arrested only by continual watoldng and greet effort. Heavy min will alone extinguish it. Bo effectually onsemed is the heather and vegetation over this wide tract of moorland, that for years to come it meat be a barren waste. The shooting grounds of several gentlemen (a nd sepenally that of Mr. George lone Fox) are entirely destroyed, and years man elapse before they emu be rendered productive for any purpose of the kind. AA wpm* of desolation, awful and interminable, spreads out before the eye of the spectator as he proaches from many points of the moors. peat still burns in many place, and wide expanse of voluanio-blre aspect. For a f or t night water cart have been extensively used in pleas where the peat was liket fr om the= to be famed into flames ; t every s oafW hitherto to extinguish the ire. It v the number of grouse destroyed is large. • =o a r: remaining in the ocvers not that have are numerous, Crass on the wim, and with no premoni tory symptoms of the grouse &mess about them. The area which the Ire has traversed is about four miles in ma direction and two miles in another. MtraDaw AND thrunriz.—A ahoolcing tiz pecly was perpetrated mar Preston on Wednesda y man named Charles Hamer cut the of his sweetheart,Mirabelli Brindle, and afterwards committed suicide by homing himself. Both parties were factory workers. DR. DR JONOH' 6 LIGHT-BROWN COD LP7IOI OIL. —Dr. Lethebr. Yetis& OSeer at Zed* to the aty at Load" writes: " Li ell ewes I hssre tool I. de Asides liglit Drown t a ___preseess iATlr Mi er=rod e it= es s lire In vereelp_ 4V; semsdialle. It* I boom. ad olit lea pest therepeseis power i Ned. MOM ma have so doubt cd =a and usedidsselloll 0 dole oely hi pints, to ed.• • te, hy a r uka shsweleta dole eau- Masses, Aamirrfalk eilaW.. - r, eums, 1.4 ------ --(Advallso• aqua] ONE PENNY. MUSIC. NATAL ITALIAN OPERA. This establislinzont dosed loot night for the seam, so previously eassosutosd—the flooi porfoonioars, for the bgadt of Male. Patti, having included the fret act of Gounod's Itetetwo e &aliens, the third act of the same ocenpoeer's Foot, part of the second act of Debi retti's Le Aglits, and the cloister scene from Mayerheer's Roberto. Of R&M. Patti's exquisite performances@ m the three first-named operas we have so often spoken that it is odly swami now to say, that the scenes selected from them on this occasion were given with all those high and versatile powers so frequently commented en by al. In the ball-room scene of Roses, the grace and mane mint of her singing again gave a factitious importance to the weakeet music of the opera, the ariette, m watts tempo, "No, no, non ti voi," again producing a marked effect (and as encore) by the brilliancy and purity of its execution. The out, in other respects, was as before, in cluding the Romeo of Signor Mario, and the Morentio of Signor Cotogni. In the garden same of Pais, the Margherita of Mdlle. Pattimay be compared to her Juliet in Underseas and poetical idealism, as well uin vocal perfection. The legendary " King of Thule " ballad ; the brilliant and impulsive "Jewel-song" (the latter portion encored) ; and the impassioned love music with Faust, were again conspicuous for perfection of style and emaaatien. As before, Signor Mario was Pawn ; Mdlle. Loostelh, Stahel ; K. Petit, Mefistofele ; and Mdlle. Anise, Mesta. In the " lesson scene " from La Pieta, and the fol lowing trio with her aunt the Marchioness, and the old Sergeant of the Regiment (the latter portion encored as usual), the rich comedy of Mdlle. Patti presented a strong contrast to the romantic ideahmn of her previous impersonations. It is sanely necessary to say that the reception of this admirable artist, on the wagon of her farewell benefit, was enthusiastic at the handeof the audi ence which crowded the house at this ciceing performance. After the termination of the scene from La Asks, the National Anthem was sung, the performances doling with the cloister scene from Roberto, with the magnificent stage effects of the resuscitation of the nuns and the elaborate ballet action, including the clever dancing of Mille. Dor—and with this ended the performances of tho Royal Italian Opera for 1868. JAPAN. SHANGHAI, JUNI 6. Intelligence received here from Japan states that the Mikado has re-issued the ancient edicts against native converts to Christianity. It is reported that 200,000 adherents of the Stotebashi, assisted by the fleet of seven steamers which his admiral refused to deliver up to the Mikado, were about to attack Yeddo. The native authorities were . placing obstacles in the way of foreigners purchas ing land at Osaka. Sir Harry Parkes had an audience of the Mikado, to deliver his credentials as British Minister. Hitherto his exoellency had only been aocredited to the Shiogoon. The captains of the English squadron escorting Sir Harry Parkes were also presented to the Mikado. CHINA. HONG KONG, .7=z 12. The rebels have left Tientsin, and are marching southwards. The gold fields at Chefoo, in the province of Shantung, are reported rich. -TILE MALTA AND ALPsY GRAPH. MIA TELE- VALETCII. J= l, 23 . There was a break last night in the Alemuidria Cable. Particulars have not been ascertained. Her Majesty's ship Cruiser has arrived here from Corfu, and the Trinoulo has left for Beyrouth. AMERICA. NEW YORK, JUL: 23. The National steamship Pennsylvania and the Onion steamship Manhattan arrived out to-day. Closing prices: —Gold, 1431; sterling exchange on London, 1101; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 114}; ditto, 1886, 1121; 10-40 Bonds, 1081. Illinois, 1611; Brie, 68g. Cotton : Middling Up land, 31. Petroleum, standard white, 341. - Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 20c. to 8 dole. 80c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 13c. ROYAL MILITARY .ACADEMY. The following is a list of the 40 successful com petitors in the recent examination at Chelsea Hospital for admission to the Royal Military Academy, WooWeil, July, 1868. Names. Marts. Names. Marta Cardew, I: 5675 Path, W. H NM Powell, N 1' Darwin L Ma IL X lBB. A. W MOS N. P B4BO n. • P.B iirinto.„ . . Porter, B. da Costa ... 4011 Roelitort-Boyd, C. A. 4163 Akers, W. L. 4217 Joeed J. IL J. ON 4, P. H OlO Lane A. L 4006 BaA. J . X. T lOl4 E. J l6lO Radek , P. 14 ' Parsons, L. 1r 36)8 Oallivan, E. a lns Free*, C J. am 1 Bemet, P. W.... WV Coker, L. E........... 6/01 Field, G. R. If OO7 Wynell-oayow, IL .... 6126 NoTalkies, ROSebestrd,. .. A. 3366 Cooke, C. P Dewier, H B . W. 31169 Row (of kiewberk), E. WM Hunt, H. V. WM lfeeri, P. C. 1.4 SSW 3809 t alk.. if WSJ Obtr, JP T lllO Price, O. R. 893 I. P. SSW Rich C. C. LOA, Hoodoo, W. it. P. H 3007 affill SERIOUS RIOT AT WESTOR-SUPEE-MARE.—OR Wednesday evening, Major Allen and Mr. Richard Bright, the two eonservsnve candidates for the eastern division of Somerset, addressed the electors in the Town hall, but on account of the liberal party having been in sulted at their recent meeting a mob of roughs were de termined to have •engeance oa the Blues, sad for that purpose attended the meeting on Wednesday. The candidates could be seen on the platform, but as to being . heard was quite out of the question ; how ever, dung a second's lull they were unf heard to speak against Mr. eladMones resolution, n the words had no boner meepul their lips than a tre mendous yelling was set up, accompanied by a *homer of rotten eggs and red powder, which completely covered the candidates and their supp o rters. A gesmal fight then took place in the room between the pekoe and the mob, when the latter attempted to gain the_ platform and turn the candidates and their friends off. This, however, they could not succeed in d oi ng, Mr. Bright and his striking at the roughs right and left. At length the con servative party left the room, and on getting outside were most roughly - used, and were compelled to run hither and thither for shelter. Colonel Monckland and • Mr. Good child, who were prominent supporters of the conservative cause, were beaten in a most brutal manner, and bad to seek refuge in the Victoria Hotel; but the doors were no sooner closed than the house was assailed with slicks and stones, breaking nearly every pane of gime in the win dows. They next proceeded through the principal streets of the town, breaking windows and aassulaß who hap pened to wear a blue favour. The shops were all closed at an early hour, but the rioting confirmed more or leas until past midnight. Yesterday there was an addi tional fora of police sent to Weston, but ap to 6 o'clock no further disturbance bad taiga place. fßfOcr two Otrtator Af SMARSEA.—A eery shocking outrage was iseeparateti on Wednesda= at Sw a Dater nailed Judas h•vieg been by a mem of the orchestra at the theatre named Clews, end stabbed in the abdomen with an iron bar in such a way as to wound the bladder. The poor fellow was removed to the infirmary in a hopeless condition. It would seem that the wounded man had been an under tenant of his assailant, and that his areas had been brought to sale for rent. An ill-feeling had arisen be tween them in consequence, and 1114011 when paging the house, aggravated his former imam* the latter attacked him, and inflicted the injuries in quetion. On the occurrence being brought to the knowledge of the police o. Clews was at once arrested, end mall =wino, REDucriow nr Tim Tea Doerr.—liondasan's pare teiu. ent te. per Dolma aboogolo. Thar Maas la Para of the kingdom are ocastaatty tesobbstrh oli = thew lOW oPPISMIA Sow 09,14 oar la mania COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Conneil was hold at the Guildhall yesterday, the Loan MAYOB presiding. Mr. Richardson asked the Lord Mayor whether there wee any truth in the statement that had been going the round of the daily papers, that his lordship had declined to take the chair at the annual distribution of prizes at the City of London School. The Lord Mayor, in isply to thehon. member, natal that an t had been mad e be tween Mr. Alderman Hale himself, that the alderman should do duty for him at the City of London Schools. U the court desired td know the circumstances he should be happy to state them. At a later league the subject was again referred to by Mr. Deputy Heed. The Lord Mayor said, as this matter had been mentioned, he tho tit right to state to the court the whole ' of the case. About three months ago he dined at the , house of a clergyman where there were several dignitaries of the church present, and one of them told him that the master of the City of London School, the Rev. Mr. Abbott, had recently preached a sermon at Westmineter Abbey, the whole tenor of which was mania in ite the,- meter, and likely to set the against the rich. ant lika t t it was altogether in his o pinion a very improLa mitl ddress. Upon that be (the Lord yor) felt it his du to write to the chairman of the City of London School requesting to know whether Mr. Abbott would be enough to allow him to read the mureseript of him mimosa. To that letter he bad received no answer, and under these circumetances he felt it to be his duty to detains to reside at the distribution of the prism at the school. Mr. Alder man Hale, chairman of the City of London School Com mittee, said he had received the letter referred to by. the Lord Mayor, and had laid it before Mr. Abbott, who told him that the Lord Mayor had no right to sit in judgment upon him, and that it was a matter for the Bishop of London. After some discussion, the Lad Mayor, on being pressed as to whether he intended to be present at the distribution of the puss, a! reseed his readiness to swept the imitation, aadto take Sheehan , on the occasion. Some further remarks having been made, the matter dropped. A report was brought ep from the City Lands Committee recommending that a bust of the late Lord Brougham be placed in a prominent position in the Guildhall. The coat of the hod would, it was said, not exceed 2601. The report was unanimously agreed to. The City Lands Committee brought up • report recom mending that the reference upon the letter from Mr. ' Charles Oppenheim, in relation to the erection of • status) of the late Prince Consort, should be discharged. The report was carried hy a show of hands. The re port of the Markets C=mittee, in reference to the re moval of Billingsgate Market, wiui the next subject of discussion, and it was ultimately referred back for recon sideration, and the taking of further evidence. Nume rous petitions on the subject were presented. After the transaction of some other business of no public interest the court adjourned. AN OLD-FASHIONED WELSH CIISTON.—What is described as being "an old-fashioned Welsh custom" has just been revived with much success at the little village of Waenfawr, North Wales. A man named Williams, who had be come separated from his wife, mar ried again, and with his second wife took up his residuum , in Wasnimm, at the house of her sister. This circum- - stance greatly shocked the neighbours, and after perse cuting the woman fora long time in the hope of t dc l:t rid of her they, a few evenings ago, got a freshly Mired, and assembling in force before thsi house where she .lodged, demanded that she should be given up to them, so that they might " carry her about the roads.' , lira Roberts, her sister, went to the window and besought them to leave in pesos, but they declared that they would stay there for a week if necessary, and that if Mrs. Williams did set shortly come out they would pull the house down. After a little fur ther parley they began to carry out the latter portico of their threat, and when they bad bard open the lock of the door, and broken several of the windows, Mr. Roberts, who was lying in bed, dangentrosly ill, said his sister-in-law must go out.. as gave herself up accord ingly, and was placed upon the ladder in an upright poi. lion, with her legs apart and thrust between two of the spaces between the Townie. The ladder was then hoisted upon the shoulders of two men, and from , 10 o'clock till midnight, when they brought her half dead, the woman was " esavied about de radi i " gee bearers being relieved by others of the crowd as they became tired. A policeman witnessed the toilettes; the proemsion for two miles, but he Pm i da re d n o t Interfere. He, however, took down the names of tenni= and two women whom he recognised is the crowd, 'and on being brought up before the magistrates _they were eon. Hof annul and fi ned 20s. Nish, inoluding eons. A solicitor on behalf of the &deaden% and in "on of the offence, that it wee 're l a si t Id a , feskloned way among nelgtibours which been prevp- Int in Weiss in foamier yesze." NOW, AItraTITIZATRI AND Ctotare.—A . . midable rival to ht. Leotard has just made hie aped. &nee at this theatre, in the parson of a M. Oncs, whose kits on the Mapes* are exesedmily clever and greeds!, and are warmly applauded by the audielsoe. The Addict jugglers stM °cabana their tricks, and the pert= . dogs are as sagacious and fanny ss when we bit thus. Altimether a very agreeable emsding may be sped at this little house. , Theism:ix:am OP You:arm= Coure.—Best th iamin. Yorkshire was startled yesterday morning the an nouncement that the hilted Yorkshir e "Iden- tiers (Bridlington) were disbanded tae . This result excited general recd , a. the =wee one of the finest 111 the Monts= in 1869, numbered 112 men, and Icti. times distinguished Itself, and for the Ant complaint 4 z iot ki t z which arose dis tro s 4 a w =mbenelan a y y. Is sanumidly a lardy. • ' A to this effect Ime been reosiose trim • : Mr John Pakington OIMMIEt the inf=tga t an Waded. The disobedience thm se °cosmic' on WhM.lfeed, who Mak cesemmeam. ' Lieutenant-Colonel B. B. Mearmtb, was about.ferns • family 'Motion, and a brigade review was held at ilain. under command of Major Earewast Jobsiecni, The ' linstoa corps was affronted bemuse on the railway station a Junior ono Ohs York) was is boat, a poetics wmd, lie the ad and ablest ems, tbey (ilks Ifeidliagton) thooghtlhey bed a r : T er=iy. xi aoc=refesed to mush to the NATIONAL BxxolrlTON OP WOW 07 ART AT Lams, 12118.—Betain of Maddens : Thmr&y, July 211, by season tickets, 800; by payment, 4,960. Tut cl, 6,760. LONDON Gixassu. ONNINUP 0011OPMF12 (thmeso).—TraMo receipts for week ending July 19, MOM 17s. Id. ENTANTABT.--ITTell 0000A.—Prepareda124 f a ssa*Tr ai d a ibadie4 . l. i mz us...4 üb camiz o., the ea% tin