The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-05 00:00:00

lc' • I ~ '~ r'i , ,1 1021L.:-... , =....r.1=1E..=- ,11,. . 1 ••••••••••• VOILI.M.IIMIIIar e . . . . 4-..e.67,4:: La... C P P / .. 1 , 04 e44/ L .' \ 7 I , ' 1:; ". . . ; 0 •. ' 1 : 1 'I A( 1 ' :1 . • i : '-' 7 i I I t I,'r ( -- 2---1 - / -S- 1 ----g-i-eLe-c---12 1 I '. ' ... • .'' .. ' • ) ... ,: t , . tn ..l .. RECEIVED 19 h.'. !::..X r#:2l ..., • r . 4.... ' .........-i.11..a...... Ammer" ---41-P 1 10411 PP .. : . ' fe; 41:10ur 5, 1•3 No. 61-630 LONDON. WZDNISDAY pnrmarieb la. ADDITiOIIAL) ONE PEN fY. wiry and 11100111113 AITSTRALIAN LINE I'ACKET 8811 P. Va. !YDS= &sm. :I Mal aver on tlb.*:: 4l ‘ Miran. "Mat at PlTimalal On the lethptem ter , m eert muarnims. the riewwild wow Irtanktrobrido l gto I'ARRMATI t. A i rearm enlister I tone, .7111 1 f!. L IANIA Alnow.noler: Red India Dada. Ttue Sae Yu,. built .. J.Leaffr. of Ituf.darlamh wider the irtopeetum of the rfainsffoly for the Python trade. haa • fed poop, with en fa Noe far the accommodation at gavel wawa. utter. Mao • deferable Opportunity be • few woad oaten pweel.,,, awl *lll eel?) 11.11....11.1.ep0edt •Ittrpon. mem, of d • r tmo.five WILLLAIIS , cm formal; or to IfEVITI awl AWOKE... alutanewfoot. EC. - - - 'kE VIIT sud MOONS% AUSTRALIAN LIMN 01 PACKET SH IP.—Vor FM:MT &root Ito son 17 .2 31 Lb* trot totally on the It* tepteetbor. full or not full. ow., at W 001.% to embolic u name-nines:. the nolendid ‘1.4p0! •11 •011RAt/N, A I 11 meet.? 2.160 tone, SAP. A. I tunn.aidet ; lying in the Toot India Docks. Thin nne Lbw bulk I/ Metre.. A. 801 l awl Co.. of Abowloen, hes just made the horne• loofa 1 6 * fete in 76 day, She lute ► mownltloent ealoon, with now uel:y lure cabins for the areomniodetoni of nowt-oleo* pt.. sewer ; otters • desirable oppi.rtunity for *wood !WM and =torus rtiste paap.eng. TR. amt will flurry MI r xprrionoed eutreen.— Por terms of freight or peeee 0p.212 to f.Pinia JOHN WM LIAAIs. or to efIAW, LOWTHest,. sod si AXTON, 2, Ito) al Ittiettonefstollrlino.: or en DETTTTinwI 1010RK. Bilbterodteet. TT STRA LI ) E t if t l PArlit. -5 1 1 SHIIY.—For PHI L P IA • N Itis N at! . the 26th *tuw ist. last thipplog der OrAuguistt the splendid ,fippyr amp ItI.IttATE, A 112 rear", I. M! trine reenter. H. W. COlTUnatldOt 11inght the Litet limbs Dock. Mu One .I 'p. well known in tae Mernoorne trade tor sound tlelivory_of is • tw• and will be punctuatly_despatolte4.—Vor rm 9 of freight or pittsitge apply to DEVITiI and 11002. L. 9, Milder ortreet. "FIEVITT and IdOORE'M AUSTRALIAN of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE direct Ito sail fromi U. rbor punctually an the 35th Angust, oyl7l at Plymo u th to .bark pie...mem if required., the clipper amen?. VI StlialT. A I II years. MI tons remoter. ALEX LOUTTIT, commander: Dinfr is the London De This Am *hip, built ..pr...ly for the Adelaide trade, ha. a lull poop. fitted with bath ...Inc and every other comfort for the aocommodation of cabin g..,oniern; she Offers a 6.61.rab1e opmetimuly for a few intercne ,,,,ces. and will carry a •urr.ork. if Maim& Ontward Inman •„.. Plymouth to Artelawl. 69 clays.—Par term of freieht or pas. 0- apply toCaptain LoI"fTIT, on board; or to DEVITT and M(a RE. t liiltltrr-.tro -t. 111EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE -• of PACKET SHIP.—For LAIrSCENTOYI dim* Us taut ailing up'. the la wads] alipper barque ARAUNAH. A 1 19 yew, register 444 tons. T. B. WHITTLYbHAM, Eotwolider; WM( in the West Doeks. Thu smart ship, built on very tine lines, A nd expres.ly adapt. d for the TVIMIIIII&U truck. bus firdersto ~..•entroodot3en for a few chief entail paeoensers.—For term, of twirbt or pu.sw apply to Yr. T. 13. WALKER, ISA, Rt. Ileleu's.plue: or to DEVITT and MOORE. 11. Billites.etreet. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP—For HOKUM TOWN direct, with t.. b despatch, the well known British•built ship WINDWARD, A I 13 years. register Mil tons, O. A. LFLHAY. Commander; ..4155 m the East India Dunks. This lughstlassed ship, built by Mr James Laing. of Sunderland, expressly for the trsde, in noted le r usund delivery of cargo, and has a tun poop, with good accom modation for chief cabin passempow—For terms of freight or apply to DEVITT and MOORE. o.lfillit.rotitset. 11 lACI PIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S .1 LIVERPOOL and VALPARAISO LI NE.—Tbe Stamm at hoe leave Ltverpool on the Inch of every alternate math, and rall at lg. Natal/re on the lAth, ulnas mails sad mammon fat i..orte.l minim. Monte Video. and Valparano. Fleet-elaao passages to Maul for CM. to River Plate for EX and avows. Abatements o favour of families.—For further patiaulare ypplrto the Afloat; the Company. Nleaera. N. GRIFFITHS. TA and Indiaanniue. letainthall-street, Lamina Mama BMWS ArIVER. 12, Mace do la Bourse. Paris; or to W. J. CM voc... rotary, Liverpool. IAPE of GOOD HOPE STEAMSHIP COM[- i PANY.—Pamago to MADEIRA. Cape Town, Memel Bay, 1 .!tit,t4sig Bay, Tort Elizabeth. East London, and Natal (Judd. hurlione. in powerful steamers specially fitted for the iitfety yl•.1 i-oodort of A do. for en, a Ai n ire7dees in each vemel, at Men ladles' and Libuoris bath room rummager. walk on board at Vietonia I.- I.,ndon,or at the Albert Pier, 'Falmouth. No Meant ten. . . . ; .nu.ll boat.. employed. ...T. .......1 to IW.OD HOPE, hum Loudon, on leth end ) o. lath. 2.th August. N ft —Hew: ve•eel. regularly convey her Majesty'. mail.. Latter. .....:,......1 "By Private Steamer (food Hoye, vie Falmouth." it, half ounce to vat.. colonies; id. the half-ounce to MIVI4 Ir. Small parcels taken at Os. a foot. 1.. - i might or peonage apply at 31. New Broad-stmt. London, EX. IVERPOOL, BRAZIL, and RIVER PLATE • STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited).—New Una Man Steamers from Livemool to Rio do Janeiro, Montevideo, stet Buenos Ayres, on the tOth of every month, under Contraet with Ser Mejeatre Postmaster-Genera—The screw steamer HIPPAR tr IS. ins) tons, Captain JOHN CARROLL, will be despatched to ni Liverpool. on THURSDAY, filth Augoot, with her Mayinty'ri ..to, peoriengern cargo, and specie, for RIO DE JANEIRO, Nerdevideo and Buenos Alms. Condition. an per eireulare. Fur a rm. of trol E ht or peonage and plane of cabins apply to LAMPORT ..d HOLT„ Wateredreet , Liverll o .l. PUNARD LINE.—The BRITISH and NORTH • AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL. STEAMSHIPS, appointed by t. r Majesty's Postmoster-flenend k, rail fur NEW YORK direct ery Saturday and also intended to be deepatehed for New York, hymn, or Halifax, on 'Filmdom and Lori Thursdays, whenever in. ~orsoult offers. The follo „ Aor other Royal Mail Steamers are intended to sail Prom Li vii Queenstown • HI A. for NEW YORK. Saturday. Augu•t a. ALEPPO. for NEW YORK. TuredaY, Auttuat 11. 4.3111 . 11. for NEW YORK. Stlunlay. August s ' f:in*s earned on thile;iriyagriii. I AS/1401 MONEY by e the Royal Mail nunotels on Saturdays I- NOW REDUCED to ESS rbief cabin, and CM second cabin; . I.y the steamers sailing on Tuesdays to IS guineas, 17 guineas, •: guineas, according to the accommodation. These rata; in . ••P• et...ward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors, • .0, 'an to obtained on board. l ply to J. B. Foetal, 54 Old Broad.street, Lrmdon ; Burns and ltd lvt.r. Han., and 12, Mare de la Bonnie. Paris; G. and J. No. 30, Jsmistrawtswet, tilampiw, and Baltigstreet, Dundee; C. Maelver, Queenstown, and 8, Water-street. Liverpool. N AN LINK—The LIVERPOOL, NEW IiORK. and PIIILADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL • I 111E144 are appointed to sail from Liverpool for NEW YORK. • • Oueenetown as follows: .1 W.` BOSTON. for NEW YORK. Wednesda , Almond 5. • or ANTWERP, for NEW YORK, Wednesday. August It •. I I i• OF WASHINGTON, for NEW YORK, nik Ilalilas, • •.•..y. Angeuct LL I y PARIS. for NEW YORK. Wedneaday, August 19. Fowl, and passengers to St. John's, Newfoundland, to d Halifax. 'Anwar. 11. 17. and 21 Galileo., all haring the name privi - - n the Saloon. For ars to WY. INSEAM. .:.fir .tr«et. Liverpool: or p to articul LlVES apply and ateczy, ea, King .tre. t. London-bridge. S EA NI to NEW YORK.—GUION and Co. despatching their gnitcelaso, full.powersd BCfLEW I A1,.11 11. 'non livsrpod. as follows: lIINN.F.MOTA. Tuesday. August IL (.11104-minell Oo following day. , .eige, IS guineas and lfl sumeas steerage Pastas. at •••I Merchandise at through rates from London.— ' ; ; • to Nos to J. Y. CURRIE, 7, Rue Scribe: or In London. to ' • i 'Jim: and Co.. 11. old Itrowfstroct. TRIP to SWEDEN, from London direct in • 4. hour*. allowing A tour of three day. in Sweden, and re .. iv: t.. London within the week. The unrivslied twin @crew n.. r MARY. Captain LEIGH, anTinß the royal supplemen• 11,.611.. wall be devpstolied for OMR .lI'MMO from the Mill 1... on the eth August, and every alternate Natur • v pennittinir:. Farm 13 de.: return, II itn deek.ll. t.l) et CHAPLIN'S 17nivereel OfSee.Rewentoireue, W.; or to iii 11.11'I'$.GRAVISY, PHILLIP P 8 and Co., It. Dunotan's-liouse, Towor.vtrret, KC. It ( )TTERDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite ra1,11.• steamer BATAVIEMIan W. axing. leaves .n..vek.por. Nlackw.ll, e SUNDAY, at 11 a.m.. return . ton. Rotterdam every Tuesday. Faze —saloon. El lis.• fore , • 4 ^ Return tickets a fare and a half. The screw .tumor iv also derpatched from off the Tower every THUM ! A MORNING early. Fare. 13a ; return tmketa, tl lia. through Rhine fares see monthly time bills. For ' I ...quire apply to P/lILLIPIM, GRA..I4, PHILLIPPB sad Co. '•' 1. ;ostan's.house, Idol.lane, Great Toweratreet. E.C. ;or Chap: • ;overlie! Office. Retests roan, W. ItßESlEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick.• and Central Otoreanr.—The North 0•1111A/1 Lloyd's • hn.t.olaro aerew steamer FALSE. Contain BCNIH.ZEN. • I be despatched THURSDAY. Angola It main, at illook. • A lorather permitting' at It noon. —Fares to Hammon, tined LI tieltato. LS and LI IC s .—Apply to CHAPLIN'S Unlveoeal - .et% ilwrnst-etrowc W.: or to PHILLIPPS. GRAVER, PHIL. 'PPS and Co.. Bt. Dunstan'who nee, Cross-lane, Wont Tower. E.C. STEAM to COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM. 'HIT Th. Amt.-elm. Peres , steam er NEWSK Y. Captain J AWN will sail for the above p ort from Alderman's Tier on tbe J. August Fares. Copenhagen, 1.1 k; Htmikholni, It 4a—For Nwhtorpaasage apply to PHI LL GRAVES, PHILLIPPS •'• Dunetan't-houne, Groat Tower-street, KO. ; or Chaplin's nal (Moe. Revnt-dreas, W. 11 ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can only be had at 32,Orrat Rowed Wired, .1 'war the British Kneel= Gate& The vrry beet steel braes "I.' spectacle, lee. and Pik—THOMAS }TARSI'S and SON A IllioN ruithe egaioxt performs wing their name. Irate. 17b0. No travellers or agente. MR• IoWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, Plostatrost. A home from 10 till 8. Consultation Theo. • - WiN (A) KNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH reedy =perk. to any Torah Powder, glees thor a, Iv .r 1 lk• iNlotamerat proteete th• mama from swan sea ..P.rt• at 1.1,..0tte tr , er.nnl: to the breath. Priem ba JthlN (i()sNEI.L and Co.'s PATEN'r , iv • ...r 0..w1y-inventad HAIR-BRUM the Peculiar i.ur.1,1 • oon of which accolapitihes the two oporstSoas 4 • 1...10.hing. fisnifif&Doo=ll 6. taz o.. Thasolf• •.i Tier.. ICine-court. Lows AltNoiji find SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE i : 1 . 4 " , • 1 ;: , acknowledged to be the lightest and meet comfort ..,,, tnce invented. Elastic Meekings Knee-caps, Itc.. for Ike.: Abdradaal Belts. litaihrsCoAve n aad ation ef"e=loArAnegi=ortrA•aiioLD A m, west London. p. I 41 '..tiono for 11~131iMi and priors forwarded. An ez fctml.• to ahead ea YAMS. (jO I =RLE'H ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in use tbe Inanition Ice INDIGESON. 1 ^ bon.. st In Od.. 2n. it. 4n. N.. awl 11.. - - ("PALE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, AIM r: I r. IVII S MIA In boa.• at In. ltd.. ft. 9d.. la. IC add 11. C9CICLEI3 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in lump the ins i bill i nger LI EH CO , n boxes at la. 114 la Stl., to 410., sad lla TER ART of SYRINDDIff MOST.—To mien om • " ss a it t a t ar l a do e s 4l e tdor e" :e . 3 . oX , 1 =MI i rit pions ammo that es , saran 1. mossomoity is os the Rawest tios.=aee that • p the most adesataprom method of tspondleorr ad atose als. =pay seedy meow Mid • meat pewee ; Ail they mare °Maki the hi mho • luai it wittingly coensweeds toeless ... Illaild house begin.** Is broths tett en reedy warmer The hes sompethen bottoms loom err, ~ -...., advantsgee to the salami wheel no other metes eon CEu The exclusive readymmem L n sessa is to troy Irk as watt r to red toe reatlyomosy. &il menhants sae attempted to boom* on that 11=11 . demon st to hoes toms the wrest aosamaistlans and ere at tn.l.e. 111134 be sold at a loss Thus ties {e !het ortt ready-mosey amens sleds the warehouse 111 portion et its M k t oft jeMet Pal aloe oko goo of woo the dist am gum soda elements Which ei L• 5= power et the rersdr= v syetem. The oersted iii Oho archanoset lom Is rh , Mit tleelliiiiiiii OD er IS PM*. art reutdred Ile cereer e hod debts. The shwa elemesst mite economy et thou No atuterere as undo a wham of Moe la sensation to settle the piko which la uputerk after in plain harem ; etherwtee It would require the cheese of throe tomes the wolfs of seoletants to do the NON swot id tutelars To mid mks profits n or an peewees of tabor et • elhoolutt, math* an ° alasat or an a dopes e, is against liti time ot a trader upon the peat ready- mita birentrtim years the sten g haa been carried o the most schantsee at aline, try SOF c hunt tailors. ihelenhane Here. Ludgate-kW. SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING MTS.— Ile costa. Es., Uta, the_ wo_d_sto_wits„ 7s. $ P E,. try "".. the lep t a= =-. - mr„„" post tilic—eyelialisa Wm" NIL fCr tenor. Ml Lb. 110 t. SUIT COMPLETE, 42!. • SUIT COMPLETE, SOL - SUIT COMPLETE, Mk. - SUIT COMPLETE, SITIT COMPLETE, 61 e. SUIT COMPLETE, b9s. SAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The mato, 33e., de, 451. b&p, Ilea, 70e.; the militiamen, Ile. et, eked. Ile, 191. Ira 161. ; the Cromer*, 17e. ed., Ile., Le, lee, 300. Every style and We kept in stock for immecliate u or made to meerere. Petters. poettree.—Bydenhain Boom, No. 60, hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COMPLETE, 801. SUIT COMPLETE, 93e. SUIT COMPLETE, 103 e. SUIT COMPLETE, 113 e. seituEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The mate, it.., 30., 45a, tla, 55e.. ere. ; the maisteeste. k It. M. Id. lls., 12a, lea, IM. ; the tram" 17e. b., 21a, Ma, Ile., We. 30e. Every Myle and dm kt in lk for immediate use, made tooeasure. PaM ep etoe eraa poet free. flydenhant Hoes., or 50, Ludgate /dB. SUIT COMPLETE, 395. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 80s. SUIT COMPLETE, 86e. SUIT COMPLETE, Ine. SUIT COMPLETE, nue. SAMUEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS.- N- 7 The jackets, Is., 10e. lid., 1b4., 145., lee., 221. ; the waistcoats, b. ed., 3s. id., iv., Is., 4d.. ; the trouser% Is. 74., IL., 13a. bd., lea yep style arid Mee kept la stock for immediate um, or made to measure. Patter port trok—trydealms Beane. Ludgate-h5ll. SUIT COMPLETE, les. SUIT COMPLETE, 21s. SUIT COMPLETE, 24e. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 385. SUIT COMPLETE, 436. • QA3IUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL b. , SEASONS, 21e, 2114., 33... Ha, 56a. 635. Every idse and style in stock for immediate use. The Summer Overcoat at Us., faced with silk, 1. • wonder of value for the money. Every style i r gi omptly made to measure. Pattersie post free PA Ludiabe NEw BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTERE— Figures (the beads of 31 being Portraits of living celebri tiee, represent the fashionable and most becoming Clothing for all ars and occasion The Book contains the price of each dare, and new rules for self-mm.lnm and is sent post free for six s deducted a purchase.-4IAMUEL BR ta riann Tailors. S fromOTHERS, Meec ydonhasa House, SA Ludgate-hill. TVIKRY, TAILOR, no. FENCHURCH4TREZT, Marti=n t h 'TTTIN GARII Magmata Charges. lOMS, THE WELL/MOWN CITY TAILORS, 40, CORPIIIIEE, Opposite Pinsii-laise. THREE PIGEONS. DAThTREE and CO., DYERS sad CLEANER, Dockherd, Bermcmdm7 ; W, Leaceater-fiquars; lioatit.etrbet, Groavener-agnare. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify lag, Mints Glaring. Bilk and Damask Dyeing, with every se seripbon of Bleaching, charged moderately, and brought to great perfectimes. 17, on by the M osd etropolitan elin& and Steam CI Bleaohing ew ot t=Gom, ga Wharf-r. My, N OXYGENATED WATER.-81eeping in London during the ~OD is not like sleeping in the h•mh air of the °mar, ; but refreshing and invigorating effects may be obtained by evening draug of Oxygenated Visits, froth from the LA. BO an RATORY, 311, LO NG-AMY, or through any druggist. in omen containing els Bottles. QCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER, N-7 prepared from the Malvern Water, so long celebrated for its pinty. Every bottle is pretested by • label, having name and tria& nisit.—Manalsetortes at Leaden. Liverpool, Derby, Eirietoi, Glasgow, Malvern. BOSCOMEE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER L found in • spring near Bournemouth, and ham the womb% taste and Invigorating del of the true Seltzer, but is entirely free from the eterious imeapouads often wed in the manufacture of imitations. Dr. Hamill report. It, on analysis, as "a be of • eery agreeable Savour, resembling the trim &Aug, and which may be used with advantarit o dinner." BRUNT and Co. , Bournemouth, rietora Dimaeferd and 00., cid etreet ; London Denote— I J. B. Barnes, Knightabridge ; Pare—Roberta Place Vendome. COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKERELL and CO. Best weds only. Cash 116.-It, OenMIL THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. LOWEBT FINXER. PRICE& COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY supply direct from their Collieries at Clay Crag—The best. equal to Wall's End. at Ms. per ton : second*, it.. °..h on delivery.—Orders to CHIEW OFFICIC. LI BIIRWOOD-PLACW. ZDOWARE-ROAD. W. j"OBEPH OIL LOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by a &glen Wolohan t world. ELECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Remedy tendered applicable In the otne of all earevesailments, heed complaints de reiMon of spirita. gieflasaa. tn. by wane of the Patent lI.IrTRIC BELTii, which @apply the avian with Vital Electricity, and that without imolai saaelintas, bat ten., Rheas, plate*, or wince. Full details tree. Call or write. — Haney berrows, Esq., XL, No. 11, Charlotte-etred. INcosastraf7, Londors. W.C. INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. A Gentle Aperient and . Powarral Troia IbW Svorywhern. I bled. 11. lid.. .. &L. and fa DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION.—Rapid cure . 2 - 7 BELLOCB CHARCOAL, bk tb• ob&Ro of Yolrams Or approval by tbe Amodamw of .1114iCiall at Pula =. ko.ofoo. l& apt. Mr. G. JOAY.AII , Pfd Monist 411. Hsyyribet Lautioa. JOT:EAU% 00PAIIINIL—In chronic or recent dimmea • sum is allealad hi an swamp al ail &ATA pamad by the Pula Physiadame .—aloid bl su alarmists, 4a. sd. emend DemA, Aead irgufa, at N. a phar macies. IN. rim liontraartm and, in London, at O. iC031114 . 11. Trends cbessida, 14 HATmarlat. EVROPIAN AIN9VIAI4OI worm P., Las A irse . rxtball at o..... Pleft e r meme COMMUM-414•41ra Sir , raft cerr m itart u arntraM:=Z l =t Ileb ilf 2P t4 t e r"....V""""17.1 AM* / le learte ll air er e. C ia ter imies Irdiwideasir=l.6".itaa. LONDON and 817117111§Al( LAND` S 4 NOMIONO COMPANY abolted). • CoMeas—/W MFaceind as DOIRMA =NM /2% maw. ift n E PIM CNNT " ,:owed . our d LYN sae wow* t{ &Touted 'CI so lea' Shea Quo iwir JONATMLN TAYLOM fkomflan. pCOLLEGE, DAL-3o guinea, ...a.—espaelor IDITCATION, *Mt Moe eartarla Westly NO paid' am eareli a kalis MIN Vie 03111411 p Levet ariats*, p g r batblas 260 raida la l W mder rames.— AL. THE Rev. ALEX. J. D. D'OPEY, B.YI at c.r.u. Christi C=Elallth i r r ar Car=. Loamy, is Public st a Geis" LECTI.ME at the chief towns at balaryat 10th August lied Ha , Iletaamber.-IS, /Mace Nag t re • • Two BINAM-ENOIff kir ALP ch= olds z i a tagerow ingtortitsr parUcalts . =tile HOZ aad 4127M — 8r Albert, ealialaitradadm MONEY. -120 to iBOQ ADVLNOED imme diately Mk furniture, wittiest Moral, peblieltsf, or Um sesta. Nay be repaid by eery instaliesata. No dump et all tf de clined. Terms, inchtaire, liner wet Nes ileo ann tb z es verlz= = . eltatt til ia lf:STA , l . 7 l. 2raffla jruft. RECOVERED and CLAMS PROVE- D7cgran B by • Protheriemil Gentleman or poetise and re meetobility. nee cd themes to the creditor, • eamaileatho ea 10 per mot , on the amount recoveredL— aelyee• .a by letter to A. Z., No. SW thth-read. LC. fIiTINPA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21a. per noun, soft and delicate. This wine has already • great reputation se • Wooer wine. PORT, for in Pia, can he rarely recommended as • good, wholes° and wins. TIMM saah, and carriage tree, by P and SO 8, Walt Strand. LIGHT BUMMER WINES . — Good Bordeaux Claret, Ita. per dorm. Sauterne, 'la; Hesiti olo3 e, ISe. • Chablis, W.; Stern Wein in Bocksbeatels, 305.; dill Hook and Monne, Sis. and 30s. ; sparklins Hoek and Moselle, 4ls; dialed Mani e, 30a. iiad kia Terms auk and carriage tree. VlM and BONS, 432, West Wand. KINAHAN'B LL WHISKY. D 17111.124 EXHIBITION, Mg. This twiebsted old fl WHISKY gained the DI7BLIN PELLE is pure, mild, mellow, aslialorm, and eery wholesome. gold in coulee, 3s. bd. each. at the retell hoooas in London ;by the r e e f In the minedpal towns In England ;or wholesale, at d great Windmill-street, London, W.—Observe th . o red seal, pink label, and cork branded "Kinahan's LI. Whisky.' TICULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies T. now beam, an Important feature. ernes the introduo tion of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago. the won. INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great strength and exquisite flavour. promoted its sale by every means. The Tea Districia, then confined to Upper Arm, have cradually extended, and Teas from other parts are wiring, thus oderhigcS s. varieties. The Company ere now selling Cachar, &0., at from 218. lOd. to da. N. per lb., and Mina Teas as .—Wars homers, No. 9, Greet Bt. Helen's-ohurehyard, Bishoperate. Pries lot forwarded on application. IMPERIAL SAUCE In HALF-PINT and PINT BOTTLES of IMPRELLL ELSUEE, Unequalled f o r pungency and flavor, And ofdigestive qualities. Usefe with every Mi.. Manufactured only by CROSBE & BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the QUEEN and the lIMPEROR of the FRENCH, boho-equare, London. Retail, of all Grocers. Druggists, and Oilmen. ALV lATI and COMPANY (Limited). VENETIAN MO L SAICS ASS, , VENETIAN G VENETIAN CHANDELIERS, VENETIAN MIRROEf3, VENETIAN B Whirl were exhibited at the DOGES E I I MCE, VENICE on the recent raft of IL A R. PRINCE HUMBERT. are NOW ON VIEW at 30. E. Janiee'setreet, Piecadilly, &W. OVERLAND TRUNKS for INDIA.— •-• PRICED LIBIII of OVE RLAND TRUNKS, iiirtttedrel ling Irma, l_ator. cabin furnitare, Ac., for warded on to and GUMMY, esleMore. next door to Strand. WEBB MAPPIN • AND are Wanataetarere 77 and 7s, OX.PORD-871LIEie 71 and 72, CORNHILL, N. MAPPIN AND WBBB'B am... 'ad Plate Owls. MAPPIN AND WEBB' S Electra Spoons and Furls MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Silver Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent 8 -qvar ett."l T: one.. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES—Won parehaelaf wad fee Orifithe' Monthly List of Safes, by Milner, Yam Thomas Pony sad Sam Madan, Price, Whitfield, sad every matelot maker, at about half the'prioe of new. A guarantee given with ~h.. A lame99aassnnUtyof Ti k's Bates. !rola 10a. Apply to GRlFFlTllB,,43, c~nnoaatreet, LO. CONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of Booms, to form two settees and two easy chairs_ a great ire movement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of FILYER and 80N, lgphobierers, 31 and 32. Bernersetruet. Orford.street, W. Factory, 36 and 25, Usrlesetzeet. An illustrated catalogue post tree. The governors of the London Hospital yester day elected the Rev. Mr. Purdy, curate of All Saints', Bishopsg.ate, their new chaplain, in succession to the Rev. Mr. Scott, to whom the crown has presented the vicarage of West Ham. LONDON ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS. —On the evening of Saturday last the ordinary monthly meeting of members took place at the George Hotel, Aldermanbury, City. Mr. J. Newton, of the Royal Mint, presided on the occasion, and the attendance was very numerous. After the routine duties had been dis posed of, and sundry new associates elected, Mr. G. F. Ansell F.C.S., proceeded to read a paper on "Sugar Manufacture." This was a very elaborately prepar essay, in which every phase of the manufacture and the refining of sugar, at home and abroad, during the last century, was referred to, whilst the statements of the essayist were illustrated experiments of an interesting and instructive kind. The paper was listened to through out with close attention, and at its conclusion a discussion arose, which was protracted till a late hour. Mears. Keyte, Tooth, Pearsall, Dick, Edmoiuls, Briggs, the chair man, and others, took prominent part in the debate, but the remarks of Mr. Pearsall were of the most practical character, and they went to show that "the foreigner" was pressing the home producer very severely in the sugar markets of this and other countries. He urged the em ployment of superior appliances, mechanical and scientific, in the production of sugar, so as to enable us to compete with rivals abroad and maintain our own ground. A vote of thanks to Mr. Ansell concluded the proceedings. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. At a - general meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society, held yester day, in the council-room at South Kensington, Mr. Ciao. F. Wilson, F.R.S., in the chair, the Earl of Courtown was elected a fellow, and Louis Van Houtte and Mr. T. Ingram corresponding members. The following gentle men also were unanimously elected forty-guinea life members in consideration of their exertions for the exten sion of horticultural program, and more especially for the assistance rendered at the society's show at Leicester, viz., Mr. John Buck, Leicestershire and Rutland Asylum, Leicester; Mr. Wm. Penn Cox, Advertiser office, Leicester ; and Mr. Thos. Charlesworth, the Hollow, Leicester. CONVOCATION.--Sir Travers Twigs, the Vicar- General of the Province of Canterbury, accompanied by Mr. F. Hart Dyke, the registrar, attended at the Jeru salem Chamber yesterday , and acting under a commission from the Archbishop of Canterbury, formally proeogaed the convocation of the province until Friday, October 9. The present members of the Lower House will not meet again until after re-election. TaiE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AT OXFORD. —Yesterday the British Medical Association opened at Oxford its thirty-sixth annual meeting. The trot meet ing was held in the hall of Christ Church in the evening. Dr. William Stokes, Regius Professor of Physic is the University of Dublin, presided for the last time, and deli vered the usual address. " BAROTH V. BOLCAOW, VAUOHAN, AND CO." — We are requested to correct an error in our report of this trial at the Manchester Assizes on Monday. The J i m he sad a verdict for 600/. damages beyond the sam into court by the company, and not for 50f., as • - • • • - It is claimed assfait worthy of note that there have been fewer persons apprelended during the Good wood Races this year than for several ysars pea!, as the following statistics will show:—ln 1866, 12; m 1886 , 10; in 1867, 21; in 1868, 8. CRYSTAL PALACE. Ebraimw IDAL— TVEMAT, Amcor 4.—Admissions by season tickets, 1,266 ; ditto on payment, 6,011 ; total visitors, 4,277. fidliafclifet 7- Trilim Asia ...! - (moans asvnies moirscv.) FRANCE.. ~~. PAM. Maw 4 Mame. L lr4i, 4 140iirier dat Asir olosiso,o *port of an 497!11k( imote Wails 4 4:0 1 900 aoggracted ofq of Pane.. Mimi to IPo h ttnetjeau on t ta#46 treatment t ; - • d • . iT• -, • WV*. ZAD RID, lamer & . . . inkarrigtiestag bride have appeared in Arra n. '1123 ‘131131114e1 " / Parr* **Port them to be A donsideraole number of trdop• lisivaa‘tieragensa. .It is stated that the bands ariaaouraatiod by a brigadier. ambers:l. Zabel& baseliespgeserd from Lngo the residence assigned to hiss bgr the government. Yesterday tile police made a donsirilnlry visit at hie house in mad. TURKEY. it t -001418Thlfil1iNOPLI, Ammer 2. The English Ambassador has signectthe protocol by which Englishmen will be authorized to hold landed prowl-Sy in Tr e m The Austria= Ambassador las adopted a ilar course, in which, however, he representativesCof Russia, Italy, and the tTnite d States !till refuse to concur. The Porte has presented a note to the repre sentatives of the guaranteeing Powers, complaining of the indifference !Mown by the Rouman Govern ment at the recent invasion of Bulgaria. A telegram has been received from Mithad Pacha, in which be reports that the invading bands have been completely beaten and dispersed and the movement suppressed. AMERICA. The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Ant werp, from New York, arrived at Queenstown yesterday with 87,000 dole. in specie. She landed mails and passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liverpool. AU well. (Per the City of Antwerp, vial Queenetown). NEW YORK, Jim M. The Senate has amended the bill for the protec tion of naturalised citizens abroad by striking out the reprisal clause, and substitutingltherefor a clause authorising the President to suspend diplo matic relations with the offending government. The House of Representatives has passed a bill providin for the provisional government of Vir- Dfisaissippi, and Texas. The Senate bill providing for the issue of 3 per cent. loan certificates to the amount of 23 million dollars for the redemption of compound interest notes has been agreed to by'the House of Repre sentatives. General Meade has issued an order declaring the supremacy of the civil law in Georgia. The Georgia House of Representatives has passed a resolution favouring the removal of the political disabilities of white inhabitants. Baltimore has been flooded by a rainstorm, and property to the amount of 3,000,000 dots. has been destroyed, and many lives lost. The coal miners of Pennsylvania, and several trade leagues in other States, are striking for higher wages. THAMES REGAITA.—This mats. was resumed yesterday. The racing comm with the Champion- Ai, Walls) ,• KIM man, 901. seecisd, ; third, 61. J. Bradford , Newcastle, I ; J. Percy, Newcastle, 2; Jos Sadler, Putney, 3; H. Kelley, Putney (drawn). Putney to Mothike.—Randford led by a clear length at the Dung Wharf, where Sadler fell overboard, and Randford won by 600 yards • Sadler afterwards got into his boat and finished. Ch ampion Fours. —First boat, 1001.; second, 10/. Newcastle: J. Taylor, M. Scott, A. Thompson, R. Chambers (Wallsend), F. Taylor (cox, 1 ; London: G. Tully, F. Kibiby, T. Robinson, F. Phelps, E. Phelps (cox.), 0. Putney to Chiswick. Won sandy. Coat and Badge (for Watermen's Apprentices).--First boat, B 4 Freedom, and 2/. ; second, 4/. ; third, 21. ; fourth, 1!. Oxford to Gravesend (inclusive). W. Biffen, Hammer. smith, I; H. Thomas, Brentford, 2; J. Grifilt4 Wands worth, 0; H. Blight, Richmond, 0; T. J. Allen, 0. Won easily. Champion Fours. Open to the World. Prizes, 100/. and 10/. Newcastle : Jr. Taylor, M. Scott, A. Thompson, R. Chambers, F. Taylor (cox.), 1; London: G. Tull, F. K.dsby, T. Robinson, F. Phelps, E. Phelps (cox.), 0. The Londoners led for half a mile, after which they were beaten easily. The north countrymen thus won 2461. out of 3301. GREAT YARMOUTH REGATTA.— The annual regatta took place yesterday. There was a nice breeze, and the attendance of spectators on the water, the piers, and the beach was unusually large. The programme included both sailing and rowing match's, and there were some shore amusements in the evening. The princi pal yacht match wu won by the Ariel, the property of Mr. T. M. Read ; and Mr. Allenby's Waterwitch was second. Novu. Swpoinco MATCH.—Yesterday morning the banks of the great lake in Victoria-park were crowded by some thousands of spectators to witness an extraor dinary match among four members of the East London Swimming Club, the competitors swimming in their ordi nary wearing apparel a distance of 200 yards._The names of the competitors were Cromlie, Sprange, W. Bell, and Morris. At half-past seven they took their position on the diving platform at the east end of the lake, and on the signal they all dived in amidst loud cheering. Sprange took the lead, followed by Morris, Cromlie, and Bell. In this course they swam the length of the lake, but in returning Bell went away from Morris and Cromlie, and was abreast of Sprange. The race became most exciting, till Bell launched out some vigorous strokes and won easily. Morris was third, and Cromlie fourth. It was a severe contest, and appeared to create great interest among the spectators. Bell wore the heaviest clothes and thick boots The match was merely of an honorary character. The club, which has only been established this season, intend having another match in the course of a few days, which will be for the captaincy of the club. A VISCOUNT SHOOTING WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE. —Viscount Canterbury has been summoned before the Marlborough magistrates for shooting without a game certificate. Some lime since Lord Aylesbury, Lord Charles Bruce, and Colonel Maude were summoned for the offence, and the Inland Revenue often; afterwards dis covered Viscount Canterbury to have been of the party, and an information was accordingly laid against him. Mr. Dwelly attended from the Board of Inland Revenue. Mr. W. C. Merriman, of Marlborough, who appeared for Viscount Canterbury, said, "I have received a letter from hie lordship on the question, and he admits having been there shooting at the time. There fore, I think, there is no necessity of calling any , witnesses. He delayed the case in expectation of finding a game certificate, but I believe his game certificate cannot be found, and I have therefore only to my that I cannot produce any evidence of his having a game certi ficate, and, as thtbencli has the power of mitigation, to ask them to mitigate the penalty to the mine amount as that paid in a former case." Mr. Dwell said the revenue office had not discovered any trace of his lordship's out a certificate for some time. He had therefore ro k sli the bench to let the penalty stand at 201., and if his lord ship could satisfy the commissioners that there had been an omission on his part, this penalty would be mitigated. The bench thought the way the matter was put by the Inland Revenue officer was fair, and gave judgment for the full penalty. THE OYSTER Sitaeorr.— The oyster season commenced yesterday at Billingsgate. Natives realised 8/. per bushel ; commons , Me. to 40s. per bushel ; and " barrels" were le at Bs. each. Notwith standing the high prices the demand exceeded the supply, and all the wholesale depots in Lower Thames-street were repeated "clear" at eight o'clock a.m. Fran 10,000 to 16,000 barrels of oysters are auauslll brought from Arldow to Whitstable, and then tnasplaatad in order to be eventually transformed into " natives." At the Whit stable &hen", where nearly 4,000 men find employment— at tines 41. per week—the aggngats sales of oysters exceed 0004 a ye , :i i r rj . , GREAT NORTERRN WAV.—The director, of this compan yesterday determined, with the tonenerence of the aud itors, to recommend to the propitiators at the general meeting on the 22nd inst., a dividend for the half yeer to the 30th of June Let t at the rate of 4L 6e. per cent per annum on the origgnel Moth ef. the COMP.:ay ? giving for the half-year 2/. 2a &I. per cent to the or*Wid stook, 31. per omit. is the B stock, and IL As. per mat to the A: itin.irEY.—The directors of the Mid kW lawny 060posp Myr jolt derided to recommend st the proprietors a demil ea the ordinary sleek tor the MN year ending Jane SO, at the nos a 6 per seat. per annum. TON 21 AIIONAL - • • _____•— _ Forty-three milts of rail and five of fiy are too muck odds it appears against the attreatioue of fllumburynesis for yesterday beyond'lhe volun teers then:reit** and the Royal kArtllieri wbr assisted than, these *As nobody lobs man, Millie( in tie °amp or . at the Grin* ground. : bad- yriii f 1 = 444 Ow 4 7 !Aolid/4 P 4 14 do of 441 VO W; l e , forks .. theirs holiday • at. Slisserzi durias. ; the ; anniversary of. the ; • , Assam**. l'be line they would UV) 'to bp paws throifilh a pleistalitcOld-fartrkinediiitantry,' with mined castles and aornields amigo clife'aida, And the IthellAliiimeso Covered with skip% dillies etber;:o4dAr 4nodek*A We of the :tin* Om ample time for a minute, examination of all. the Z 1 beauties of the. route. A these aye some extraordinary villages tap chiefly bz a tle s shrimp 'trade, and chalk and Mad mid windmills, all saaosadbe each • other in • pleating and .cliveraified clsonwom dl3 4se ride by toad from Southend to the' gro 4 de lightful,. throu6 green lanai,' both by . , torn SSW lb *NM hareasdng is milk tillikty &ink on, and studded with farmhouses which were middle-aged buildings when Queen Elizabeth visited the neighbourhood, with here and there one of " the stately home* of England" with its " tall ancestral trees," to show how full Essex is of good county . families, and how suitable therefore it is to be made the head-quarters of an important branch of the national defences. The camp, too, is very pretty and martial looking, although not ex tensive, and the volunteers keep watch and ward in the sternest military fashion. They have an officers' mess-room, a reading-room, and a can teen, and the last named would be an exceedingly proper place for refreshment if the cold roast beef were a little less underdone. Every thing, in fact, that could be done to make the place fit for its temporary purpose has been done by the notary of the association, Captain Rutley, and under his excellent arrange ments the volunteers get through both their work and their play in the most methodical and military manner. The prizes are rich and numerous, prin cipally from the Elkington atelier, and one of them—the Queen's prize, manufactured from a deriqn by Mr. Pugin—is a chaste and beautiful specimen of mediaeval goldsmiths' work. The firing commenced at six o'clock yesterday morning, and, with intervals for meal times, was continued until late in the evening. The prac tice for Colonel Adair's prize, which had com menced on the previous day, was finished in the forenoon—the following being the score : Ist A Cinque Ports, 2nd detachment, 9; ditto, 3rd detachment, 3. let C Cinque Ports, Ist detachment, 14 ; ditto, 2nd detachment, 16. Ist Durham, let detachment, 18; ditto, 2nd detachment, 9. 3rd Durham, let de tachment, 19; ditto, 2nd detachment, 23. 4th Durham; lit detachment, 21. 3rd Essex, let detachment, 16 ; ditto, 2nd detachment, 10; ditto, 3rd detachment, 6; ditto, 4th detachment, 17. let Kent, Ist detachment, 14 ; ditto, tad detachment, 19. 2nd Kent, let detachment, 2D. Ist Lanark, let detachment, 10. 2nd Middlesex, let detachment, 26. BEGGED BRIGADE-OLD BATTERY. 3rdNorfhnm litdetachment, 21. Ist Shrop shire, let detachment, 12. let Stafford, Ist detachment, 9. Ist Surrey, Ist detachment, 13; ditto, 2nd detach ment, 9; ditto, 3rd detachment, 26. 4th East York, Ist detachment, 13; ditto, 2nd detachment, 12. sth West Ymir, Ist detachment, 18 ; 7th ditto, Ist detachment, 16. 2nd Cinque Porte, let detachment, 11. Midlothian, Ist t, 11. 12th Kent, lit detachment, 29. 2nd g e u t ftrrst detachment, 26. Ist Tower Hamlets, 2nd f e la t t o p a t n , , l7. let B. s.qnq Porta, let detachment, 10; god' detisekmikt, 21 ; ditto, tad detachment, 17. tad lid detachment, 80 ; ditto, 2nd detachment, 26. sth Cinque Ports, let detachment, 15. 2nd Middle sex, let detachment, 12. let Northumberland, Ist detach ment, 33. When this had been disposed of the competition commenced for the National Association Prize, 601. ; Sir John Pakington's Prize, 201. ; and Major Horne's Prize, 101. The practice for these prizes was rather small in the commencement, but ultimately some excellent scores were made, and the contention, which will be terminated this morning, has become full of interest. To-day the Lords' and Commons' prize, 401., will be contended for, but we fear that few of the " great guns" of the senate will enter an appearance at Shoeburyness at this season of the year; and on Thursday the firing will be for the Queen's prize, with Armstrong guns, when it is expected that the great novelty in volunteer artillery practice will attract a good many of the public to Shoeburyness. The heat was very great yesterday, and one or two of the men were slightly indisposed, but medical aid was promptly in attendance, and the invalids were soon able to return to their work. The 19 corps of the first brigade and 18 of the second contended for the three prizes which we have enumerated above, but the firing did not finish with the day light. NAVAL AND MILtTARY. PORTSMOUTH, Autstrer 4. The Prince of Wales crossed over to Osborne on Mon. day afternoon in the steam-yacht Alberta, under a salute from the squadron and garrison. His royal highness returned this forenoon. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty are expected to arrive on their annual visit next week. The Terrible, 19, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, Captain Trevenon P. Coodo, sailed from Spithead on Monday even ing for Plymouth, with supernumeraries for the Galatea. The Wivern, 4, iron-screw turret-ship, Captain George A. C. Brooker, came into harbour to-day to make good defects, and to take in new grins. The Cracker, 2, double screw composite gunboat, wee commissioned on Monday by Commander Hawkeeworth Fawkes for the Brazil station, and will have a comple ment of 70 officers and men. -- flieileiga - 0;1r.; ii, - ir — on — screw frigate, Captain Henry S. Hill7 dri C.B., sailed to-day for Portland. The 21, screw oorrette, was taken into the steam basin this orenoon to have her boilers taken out, after which she will be taken into dock to be broken up, as she is not worth repairing. The Queen will sail about five o'clock to-morrow even. ing in the Victoria and Albert royal yacht for Cherbourg, on a visit to France pd Germany. ACCIDENT TO THE ROYAL YACHT.—FIome alarm was occasioned on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain his Serene Hig her the Prince of Lein 'nen, G.C.8., when oft Cowes on Monday evening last, in consequence of a private yacht coining into collision with her stern, and occasioning some damage to the fittingo,. The foroe of the collision was fortunately relieve d by judicious management on the part of those in charge, and the result was that the injuries were not very serious. Two large plate-glees squares in the saloon were completely Mattered, and some portion of the ornamental fittings torn way; but assistance arrived from the dockyard at Portsmouth in sufficient time to repair the injuries without in any way interfering with the arrangements which are being made for the accommodation of bee Majesty. Maas BLENTING OP Yozxamas Munas.—The annual meeting of the Miners' Association for the Meth.. ley, Adwalton, and Leeds district was held on Hamlet Moor yesterday. The statement of accounts presented showed a decline in the contribution and a reduction on the balance in band, which is represented by 421101. A dourless in the membership m also reported. Mr. J . Holmes, Mr. Macdonald (the well-known miners agent), and others addressed the meeting, which was very largely attended. Stre - 14CTED MUIDZE AT KIMBOLTON.—An in quart has jest been eorameneed before the Hinabolton coromr, touching theyears. death of • widow woman .coed co, beet aged 8: The body wee found in bed on the ot the 30th ult., with euexka that left little doubt of death from violence. Her son was immediately sus =. He has for years barns • bad character, and the Laboureis of the seiglahoorhood would morsel, wort with him. His mother, wath whom be lived, frequently bad to call in the neighbours to protect her tram Ine vides* and be bad been recently beard to threaten to murder her. He was appehended of the evening of the 30th ea the theme. Issamar.-rltnea CoooA.—Prei 1 . 21 4. bz &SS aw 4 Ow, the r ant la asa libes = bwßu r s tis = t ll eb r i Z ata, and with abut Ida PROM LAST RIGHT'S OAZRI7I [11•3117 07 072.1017003 a WWII= rArnotaras ro IMINPMI *7 41111,1 w TIM 41Elii . OMIT 0 atmorstrt, sminisa , Barustrus pe. s Utile brit is, atty, silk tie saiuslacturin,3lll Meant la, at 11. . I aso lla Zi ldW Z-rria narcissi, South.equara, erarssian, attanashi I=l4, at4l. Jussaon, t .Pitt-strun, OiA Kentseciod, ginger lOW sassitsfaebosr, hl4, at IS. OrmiasJaaaaos. Msantrist, Old nentsriad, anlitaat to a ibis ahem , Await 14, at IL =RIME Iloaars, Beal, router, August 14, at 11. 4241, satanasaaireat, Ckty-road, guseral Avert 14, at 11. s Y HENR, WIIIIHMesex., grocer, . Kat IL. =titama M asi, OBausalon. *On August la, at ug tl. Elnas St. Leemard's-ou-tica, baker, August 14, at 12. MOLLIE. WATIAMA, Bamford, HIDDEN nosehant, Altiput 14, at it. • &annuli Writ iss, Rafter-cottage', ltegant'isgask, megissidrieet, August 14, at I. WILLIAM MARY HAAS, CaChelltff, victualler, Aaiun 1/ . at I. Enwrap AMY • AYR/NEON nrramuer, Coupaefoust, iron merchant, Angora 14, at H. WILLIAM CIIMATIWIIIIR HARRIS, Oaken HOW% Hiliapanna, Tilt tailler, Augustin, at it. - Joss Yr sissaatar. sun.. Bumianham, boot asinuf.,Aug.lo,at 12. 9 I qi =ltFt i le a lt ir ° (11"" ' b r t 'WM • issi Wawan acv browse, August till, at IL TOMAS BALDER, AMRHE, AlEa4lo, at 12. • Haag Nassitt," Walaan, , Awas*llciallt.' • WILLA AM Bass., Clasiteethano, home Arr, Augus la, at it. Joan Amiss, Brepl, bobs* usinhant, August 14, at 11. GM/ROR TAYLOR, LIVAITIonI, 4,4=4 14, at 11. & mcu Bosissos, C Uwe/re, joiner, . An a witl4, at HARLRL HALL, MOPE Shaw, WNW Oldham, overiooker of mHdny August 14, at 12. Kam Aurros, 36ndhestar, iron merchant August 17, at 11. HENRY HROSGE Loa a PET, Lawton, Staffordshire, roanufeetaxersa clerk, August 98, at 11. . . SAMUEL HILL, Harder, journernau pitelker, AMUR& at I t. Tuns As WERTLEY, Wslvll, .4M115. manutsear., August 17, at If, . JANE. 440WIRe•Nk, Barrow -ID-FIIIIMmE, 1/0011111Ine, labours. r, Aug° IS, at 10. TIII MIAs You's, Marked, Flintahire, surgeon, August 18, At It. JANIS HAMMOND, Lire= modeller. August 14, at I. JOHN HART, On, 111101.11 Lift, bookkeeper to a hide manhunt, August 14, at It. Joss Lazes, Liveapool, butcher, August 17, at 3. Roam MERSA, Norwich, plasterer, August 17, at 11. JAMMI B , Norwich, cabinet maker, August. 11, at 11. Joss Hamar, Tunatall, commission agent, August 11, at 11. Jona Yours, Burnbi.,_tancashire, August 17, at S. CHARLES HIOROE, Ha llow, Worcenerstershire, market ganlener, Await it, at 11. Jointliworres, Wedneseeld, gardener, August Si, at 12. Jogs Baowsr, Wolverhampton, ton dealer, August 81, at 12. HI. HARD HoAn, South Shelds, builder, August 16, at 12. WILLIAM CARDWALL, jun. , }.cute, Warwickshire, coal mer chant, August la, at 11. JOHN WILLIAM,, Neath, Olamorminahire, labourer, August 18, at 11. Jon' TRONA. Swansea, grocer , August 16, at It. ChastenPßOttßß, rardig, commission agent, August 15, at 12. HOWARD Fonay, Birkenhead, bee:seller, August 11, at 10. Roarer WlLcoem, Seamanly, lumber, August 14, at 10. HIcLIARD HE AMOK, Seacorobe, bootmakk s, August 17, at 10. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. July 30. FIIEDERI. K NUM. Upper Bt. Ilarthea-lan.., and Dace-park, Blackheath, auctioneer. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Air %melt MogroN Pero, Bart. ( estate), Great street, Westminster, contractor— at dividend of Se. 7trlirr c=l 7 ,:t and subsequent W at Parkyne. EDDAIID LADD " BETTS (separate estate), Great Gemratmet, Wept:abater, nontraeter— tat dividend at fd. wrist 5 . =nt 7, and subsequent Wednesday , at Parkyns ', Baainghall- Prro and Deere feeparate estate, Great George-street, Watt minder, centrum-tors-Ist dividend of Is. 1611., August 5, e, and street. 7, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Basinghall- Hagar Issas (Rev.), North Searle, Lineolashire, clerk—eth di vidend of is. 2d., any Monday, at Harris's, Nottinglimm. Joss NJCBOLDON, Menton, Nottinghamshire, boniest fond ma nufactures—be dividend of le, any Monday, at Harris's, Not tingham. WILLI/Ain:music, Nottingham, cab proprietor-Ist dividend of Si., any Moody, at Hants's, Nottingham. Joan TATLOS, Nottbram, lace nuenufacturet--lie dividend of lid., any Monday, a Harris's, Nottingham. Joanna Stern Litehurek, Derbyshire, engineer-Ist dividend of la. 61., any Monday, at Harris's, Nottingham. Ewes BALLTI HAIIIKILD, Loughborough, Leicestershire, gentle man—lit dividend of Si. ed., any Monday, at Hardee, Not tingham. ROMS? C,ODDINGTON 111001114 lasrmiston iiin ; a Llllool.lllthirt. farmer -Ist dividend of Os., any Monday , at 's, Nottingham. it Azst 18.0. Osborne I;agaiss- -- hill, cheesesnon, and St. a mier a sh , =... Angst J . D. Aydin., Wed nritear, 111. J. W Bronson, Mg beaten, WortOckaiire, ba=Aagnik U. J. Sanders, Aston-juita-Burnirghszet, bailder—fiept. 2. 8. Haywood, West Malvern, Worcestershire Mel lawyer—Sept. 2. W. Watkins, Bt. Weonards, Hera fanner—A 14. M. Phillips and W. M. • maltnters—Ao- Mitl i A. IMlle ". .l—August 14. IL IteeLke and , Obunorgand;ire, groper—August 14. E. Chip ping Sodbory, corn merchant—Auguet 21. W. Forsyth, der, boot dealer—August N. J. B. Reed, Exeter and Aldengate: street, leather dreeser—Auguet M. J. B. Fenner, Kingston-upon- Hun, leather strapping manufacturer—A ug ust 14. J. Leach, Bardskry, Lanms, cotton spinner—August 18. J. My, Brain tree, Frei, beerhousekeoper—August 26. J. Airunroith, Wry, Apiary" Yorkshire, mason—Awed 31 J. Crawnhaw, Barbary, Yorkshire, lineodraper—August 36. T. Blateley, Barbary, boot make—Auguet M. C. Batty, Newton, Yorksitirs, beerseller August 96. J. T. Ellie and C. J. Ellis, Wakedeld, woollen drapers—August 17. J. Fisher, Blaxwich, Staffordshire, late . beads:lase keeper—August 17. R. Banks, Wedmsbary, miser— - August 17. T. Mackin, Walsall, bricklayer—August 17. C. Rob son, Wcdneebury, blacksmith. PARTNER/I=PB DISSOLVED. J. Bradley and It. Oldham, letterpress printers-A. C. Campbell and W. 8. X Liverpool, provisiOn brokers- S. Clare and C. 8. Edwards, Sam k-court, Basinghalketrest, woollen agenta-W. Leopard and J. Leopard, Brighton. corn merchants-E. Cockshutt and T. Young, K , endal, drupers - C. Parkinson and T. Brooks, L Cone Bermondse y , engineers -H. Dando and J. W. Parker, Redhill, Surrey, general iron mongers-8. Cork and J. Cork, Burnky, Lancashire, reed maker.-O. J. Hargreaves, A. Reid, and T. W. Pigott, Man chester, commission merchanta-W. Ortaron and W. Fisher, Not tingham, stonemasons-T. Roberta, R. Jaren, and D. T. McCall lou Liverpool, wine merchants, so far as regards D. T. Menllough-H W. . Harding and J. Wilkinson, Commercial chambers, Illra•echnreh-atreet, timber merchants-W. H. Ora and J. Ewing, Upper East t3mithAeld and East India road, engineers-_ W. Crankshaw and W. T. Boyle, Muichaster, paper merc hants-A. Bouvier and J. Coachman, Ozford.street, cooks-F. J. Touhnin, F. Touhnin, and E. D. Bacon, Clanton and linc/eney, sargiman-W. T. Smith and J. Hopm Leeds, attorneys-W. MeClytoont and D. ROWE. Ardent*, Manthener, drapers-R. E. Prise and H. Cooper, F. Free and R. N. Tamar, Birmingham, t a a r l ib ne=tie uu lrroa. than and C. T. Nel•on, Birmingham. attorneys-K. Coates and 0. Costae, lairester, mercers-A. Bassett, J. Owen, H. Hewes:in, and H. N. Staddon, Southmirk street, Southwark, hop factors-E. Hanby and H. Nightingale, Peterborough, toy dealers-IL S. Garcia and J. R. 1242az. Leadenball-stmt, ship brokere-W. R. Blythe and J. St. Helen's, Lancashire, alkali manufacturers-W. H. Jones:2 J. Inglis, Manchester fent merchants-J. Turner and 8. Pans well, Fenchurch-street, taßor•-0. Salmon and F. C. Bottle, Maidstone drapers-J. Townsend, E. W. Williams, and A. Smith, Birmingham, gunmakess-J. Grieves, Sarah Rawley, and T. Young, W oo d-street, wholesale eheemsonoters-R. Fish and T. Fish Audenehaw and Manchester, riumnfaetaren. -W. Avian and B. Arise, High.etreet and Baltic-wharf, Putney, builders-J. Taylor and M. A. Murphy, Liverpool, merchants. Ele?T_ CH BEQUESTIyaIONS. DAVID CAMPIELL, Glasgow, grocer, rutitUrta, at the Fa,ulty Ball, Glasgow. JADES 8/111TU, Edinburgh, grocer, August 7, at Dowell's Roans, Etlinbuigb. Jour Fauns, Edinburgh, agent, August 7, at Lyre and Turn. bull's Rooms, Edinburgh. Jams LIDDILL, Auehtertool, Fifeshire, distiller, August 7, at Dowelne Rooms, Edinburgh. Row, Goren and 3101111 T 811111 iron /Mew-huts, August 11, at 7doehrie's Eagle Inn, • TRREE-CORNERED CoweiTruzitater•••At a me et in g of the liberal electors of Birmingham, held on Monday i evening, Mr. Turner in the chair, to mpress upon the electors the duty of voting as they are yoga/sad by the Liberal Association at the next election, n order to secure the return of three liberals, the following letter tram Mr. Bright, M.P., on the subject was reed :—" Rochdale, August I.—Dear sir,—At the ward t E4the plan for returning three librals should be y explained, and every man who votes for two ae recom mended by the committee, should feel that he has dens his utmost to secure the return of all atee.`zWithout a good organisation the return of three liberals is impossible. "With it you may succeed, and thus baffle the most offensive scheme ever devised for destroying the inflealMe of the ia constituencies. I hope the candidates will be held to x L eit cei a perfect equality, and that the utmost effort will be made to return all as three. Every man who votes for two of them in the manner proposed will nest help to carry the three . — l am, very truly yours , Joss BillaMt.' THE LODGER FRA3iCEI3BI.—Laot • a de putation hem the Lambeth Lodger Registration lion waited upon the board of overman at the pariah of St. Mary, Lambeth, with rearenoe to the resp oa of . The deputation wee introduced by Mr. Hart.•lcZ i the chairman of the emanation. The deputation said they had waited upon the beard in oonseqessos of its having been currently reported in the borough that the overseen intended to make objections to all the lodger claims Mat in, and compel each individual lodger to prows his claim Were the revenue bander. Mr. '.'stiosi, the chairman of th e booed, In reply, assured the deputation that there was not the slightest foundation for each n re port. 'The overseen would plea every ledger eft the repister whose claim was sent into them in amoebae, with the sot, and no objection would be made by them before the reviriug barrister to any claim, mhos they had gocd reason for believing it to be a fraudulent claim. At the tame time be might inform the &Potation Pet person could object ton Writ a alai= bean W Lis p t barrister, and unless the lodger was is attandaece Moral. , stenrete his claim. his name would be struck at the bite r et r." t t: is l in g.a...T d it lan. _ • ltinnown, even Itutbor" .7 olreies thelemsesei lone *approved Wm. nay me not sold loose, bet may in 10044 "Rovnimna, Iree."--fAdertreessekl