The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-23 00:00:00

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This ship has bean ntted with tke greatest tare and consideration for the comfort of omens.= : her cables are lofty and airy ; she esm 60001111010 - date few Intermediates, and will carry an experienced sur geon.—For terms of freight or apply to Captain HENRY NEATIIT, on board : Yawn 6ELLATLY and Co., 67, Lades nannwest ; or to Davrrr /ad MOOR& o, Balitar4mt• DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sall u the riser punctually on the 13th of September, earned at th ea ark pueengersl, the splendid clipper ship TIPTRIM, Al, register LUSO toss. JOHN PINED. Commander; to load lathe East India Docks. This ship has Teen fitted with the greatest care and cowd.leration for the comfort of passengers : the has a spacious and elegant saloon. and her cabins see lofty and sky. She has also re r) 'opener accommodation for intermediate psi &sneers, pod will carry an experienced stugeon.—Yoc terms of freight or i usage apply to Hems. REDFERN. ALRICANDIR, sad Co. Great Wincbsstsgstreet or to DEVITT sad 111001 L; Biliscr-sheet. IniE VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1.1 of PACKET Sill P.—For PORT PHILLIP Direct ;to sall • on the '2sth August. last shipping itsy, rind Angssf), rh i f e r t r aal Anowa. isd•ssiling British-DOM ship LANSDO N. AI, 1,909 tons. loading in the London Docks. This fine ship has a fail poop, with tirstrate accommodation for cabin passengers, and will carry no experienced surgeon, U required. She has • roomy lock, mid otters en eligible opportunity for the conveyance of stoek.—For fzeight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOOIIi. 9, Billfter greet. EMTT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE of PACT SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (to Ixi July the llst of July. last shipping day Monday, the !gilt of the PERCY, Al. register 919 tons, RICHARD WRANK HOW:, Commander; Bast India Docks. This vessel has a spacious rod elegant poop, and affords en excellent oppor tunity for first-class pawners. Has great height in the larea deaks for the aeconsmodatiou of bounty ticket and other inter mediate pa severs. and will carry a surgeon. Passengers to embark at fira: evend on the Ist of August —For freight or passage apply to the owners, tisane. RICHARDSON WHOM FRB and Ca, 17. at. Haissfaslata, Bialtopagate-dreet ; or to DRVITT and MOORE. 9. Blititegatrset, SC. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK YT BEIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (daily expected from the Colony, iuid 1.111 bar* %sick despatch;, the well•known clipper ship ItARROWBY. A 1. 915 tow register. WILLIAM NTORIE, Commander; London Docks. This regalsr trader has Prot rate atcontroodatlon fir thief cabin Fame*. gem —For fretcht or prow apply to DEVITT and MOORS. 9, BiLliterotreet. DEVITT find MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (ha, a greet part of her cargo engaged, cod will hone Immediate despatch, the well-known British built clipper ship AURAL& AIISTIULIII, A 1 IS years, register 508 tons, 0. E. POLSON, Causiamide, 15ing in the L.ndou Docks. This ship was built by Mr. James Lathe, of Sunderland. under the Inspection of the owners. ex- Tamely for the Anagrallan trade. She has a fall poop, with supe rior xceoromo.tation for cabin pauengers, and will carry an ex perienced surg,44) If re,lulred. She alao offers a Sat-rate oppor tunity* to shippers of doe goods, having performed her last toper to the colony In 7d days.—For terms of freight or purge apply to DEVITT and MOODE, 9. Billiter-street. riEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LING .1.1 of PACKET SHIP.—For LA( NCESTON Dina A regular trader:lmi just arrived from the colony. und wID ratans again hurnoilLiti ty . the spli mild clipper ship DU NORLAN, AI. reitte ter :MO taut W. kt. BARWOOD. Oosunander. lying IntßaLlilillm Locke. Thia ship has been built expressly for the trade, and has fiat-rate accommodation for chief cabin passengers.—ror further particulars vpply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALKER, ISA, St. Helen'. plat, . or to DEVITT and MOORE. 9, Billiteratraet. CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam Communication between London and India on 15th of each moth, by one of the magnilloent Beet of SteaMUS belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company !Limited:. Tito weiblutown clipper auxiliary steam ship cALCUTTA, d sil tuna. 31Mborse power, E. H. WRIGHT, commander. now loading In the Tido, : Lenelon; Dods, will Icavo on 13th August, embarking passengers al. and leaving URAVESEND on .sth August for CALtiIiTIA, exalt *at the Cape of Good HO', and calling at MADRAS to land sad embark only. This magnificent ship. Milt expressly foe the adian Trade, has been thoroughly renttod, him flrsi.rate sccommodation for pawners, and will carry an experienced , also a stewaniesa — Foi freight or KV!!eapply to ORIN LAY and Co., 6.5. Parliament street, the Brokers, ALFRED BREIT and Co.. 150. Le:Weaken street! EC.: or at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, e 11Ineing- We, Lemke', EC., where also application for appulutuients as taldahiptuou ha Ws service should he made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. VOR CALCUTTA Direct, under engagement to 1i If. M. t nunell for India, cmbsrklng passengers at Grave.- end on 2tith of July, the splendid fast sailing Ship COPEN HAGEN, A I for 1.1 870 tons registor ;owned by Hewn. JOHN ALLAN and NS), J. B. HOMAN, Commander ; lying in the East India Deets. Hoe magninoent accommodation for cabin possengers.—d”ly to OILLLATLY, HANKEY, and NEWELL, 27, LmdaloStrooti 'IVOR BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the magnincent habitual ship COMPATRICK, A 1 for la yews, 1.109 tow register, J. A. ;LHBI.IE, Commander . lying In the Last India bock. EMS szseitent at. eomminlat 1..11 for ;mammas'st awl is well knows 'ha She trnile. Apply to TIiMPERLEYS, CARTER, and DANE A, White Ulm ronrt. foothill, L.C. : or to GISILATLY. HAW KEY. and SEWELL, No. d 7: Leadaskall. street. RC. Iles two or three Vacancies for 51adshipmes. . MONEY lIMIRAM and BONS' (of 1 1 4 1C rti4 wake) LINE of PACKET BRIPB SO At's ITALIA. —For WANK Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on Wednesday, August PO, callime at Plyestuth). the favourite dimmest*, SITYOI , 1,100 tons J. 808 UN MARTIN, Commander; lying tg the Zest India Dock. Her scoonusodm tints for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed. and the will wry an experienced asegenn.—For freight qv peewees 7r4 g . t. : MLIOD, ALT. PORT, and MORGAN, with Messes Money and Roue, ISO, Leadenhali-strest.—Passenzers by this Line of packets are conveyed frets Paddington to Plymouth, Orsbelass for sewood-cisas fare* end secoedolas for third-class terse. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, 1e,013 tons, WALTER PATON, Cent =oder, wdl he despatched trosa Uverpool (with ken W all at 4,hownateen . onder,. ........ . _ _ 3111111. DAY, Angina ItL WEDNLiDAY, Oetaber 1. TDIDIDAY, November I& : First Clam Cabin, G2O to E2B, aceorillnc to aceomenoils. tom. all haring the same privileges In the saloon. Tour.st or Return Tickets at a tore and a lull. Second Class Cabin, Xll intermediate, r:10 10a : Steerage, G 6 es. ►relaht on moderate terms—Appir to C. E. DIXON, 9, Faimiord.laree, Liverpool; SETYOUR, PEACOCK, and G., 116, Fenchureltatreet, London, KC.. or to the Greet Ship Company (Limited), 90. Cannon-stalledv Loudon, ►:C. TO RRITISII COLUMBIA TOR CO 10a. NkEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to c LW YORK Dtreen.—The LIVIERFOOL, NKW YORK. and PIIILIDELPHIANTRAMAIILIPOOMPA NY Intend despatch. Ib their Nilson creel iron Warn Steenvehipa. calling at Queens- toe. le embuit passengers and despatches. as follows WFFKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NSW YORK. CITY OF MANCHRSTF.R, this day, July OR PITY 1W BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July 00. 1: ANC ARIIO, Wednesday, And every succeeding Weil Cabin passage. 1417, and 21 guineas, acciird 'nu . tin the aocom. a—tattoo. Forward gulneria, Including all prortelons wok"). Paraengers for Csnada, the United States, end British Collura In. booked throngh on very advantageous terms—For Pinner pardenlare apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 251, Waterutreet, Liverpool; or to KIYIO3 end MACRY, $l, King William-etre* lAtv. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAY-8111Pd, emulated by the Admiralty to sett K hetwevu LIVERPOOL and IM YORK, am! between LIVIA POOL and BiriTOff, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land And reeelve mails, goods, and pamengres, the Doman Nip ("Ma* at Halifax to land and remise I.nasenkcrn and her liajtaty's malls. The followlne or other vewels are ap pointed b. mil from Liverpool, eallizik at Cork to receive the mails: .tIABL►, for BOSTON, Saturday, July !t MoTIA. for NW YORK, Saturday, Aumnst 2. for DIMON. Saturday, August U. TPawnee Inoney. Including ateward's fee sn4 previsions, but out eines or liquors :—To Halifax and &elm% chief cabin, Xteond cabin, Lit To New York, chief cabin, £66: erond "thin, Lit Freight to Halifax, Houton. and New York. £3 pie ton. NW 6 per cent. prienette.—Apply to J. B. nerd. 82, Old Bend ittect, London ; J M. COMO. Havre, mid 18. Placa de la bourse Pans : 0. and J. Burns, Buchananetreet, Glasgow : " 1 C. Nl'lvt?. Qaseadowsi; or D. and C. li'leer, 8, Water stint, LivtrpooL RILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLIPPS •Icarmtch the sndermantlened Orst-ams steamers Per gotTRODAIII and the RHINE, the BATAVIER, from the P.rglih and Yarelgn Steam Wherf, Wapping, every Sunday 11 . 1 111111. at It am., am) the EYENOORD, Thursday morning fmm el the Tower. IotI.IIEN, twice a week, the ADLER. mow,. or 1411 WALBY., altirnately Wednseilay and Ratordlay. from Hone at 11 am. milling at Blackwell Plir to retelve pawn at mon. bares : RI. AI, and 10a. Return tackigs at a fare 431.1 a half • • otlee.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven is ane °pm for the conveyance of paaseugem and suarohmullse to 1 311Artok of Tor ROTH SN BURG, the OVSTAT WASA, July 23. from Hove► 'Flom.. to he followed by the 'FRAMs's% and LONDON, alter nately ,•eery week. Fans. LB C 214 , and gl. For toPENUAGIIN and STOCKHOLM, the LUST ANGLIAN, July 2%;, front Ilorael)dOwri. ?Or frelAt, mirage, &a., • at Chaplin's Universal Ofilce, Art , mt.eln-an,W or to P.M.LUFFS, GRAVI3, and PRILLIPP3, 11. Wool lane, SD. 1111NNEFORWS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. during twenty-ere years, emphatically Inn o ' t ".. 1 the medical proteedoe, and unlvenally sem ted by the public as the best remedy for acidity of the heardarh, headache, gout, and lodization, ud as a mild ape 'l°?' for debt de constitutions, more especially for ladles and Oren. It Is prepared, In a state of perfect purity and Zilorm strength, only by DINNZPORD and Co., 172, New ."" d44 ".t. Loneno: sad wed by all reepeslabie sheisists armot the wed& _tOZZAUI3 OOP&HINE snoossafully r, tried hi th. Paris ass Imam Hookah, varier ea. are at ,"Ins Cnltfrler, Itloord. Deft!. Poland. and Laren Mgt ;!:flret, Elth Nov.. 1852), effects a care la on average of si In recent or chronic dlse..ses.-45. 6d. per bottle, by tes po4 2 d.. at C. Jousts , Preach Chemist, 49 Haymarket, London. T HAMZB-11ZPPZ$S STEAM-BOAT COMPANY (Limited,. Capthil, £ 73,000, in 16,0M shares of a 6 each, with power to Inereme. Deposit. less per share on application, and Mc on allotment. • tall of tea per sham will be made at no shorter date than one month, and no further call will be made at a leas interval than three months. A dividend of 6 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, le guaranteed for the first two years, for which securities will be placed in the bands of the Directors. DIRECTORS. Algernon (hernia. Req., 39, Georgeetree% Portmanequare (Di rector of the Turin and 811•0111. Railway Company.) Captain X E. Women, R.N., 3, Brunswick-place, Campden-hill. H. P. Burt, Esq., 11, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house, and Timber Works, Rotherbithe. R. J. Blyth, Req. Jerre's" of the Metrepolitan and Provincial Bank.) C. P. Mart% Peq. (Mmes. C. P. Picard and Co.), Crotched-friars. J. R. Cumming, Reg. (Mews. Camming, Beaver, and De.), Moray Roane, °Madill% Surrey. T. B. Yale, Esq. IMedor of the Oriental and General Marine hisnrance Company.) BANNS:a—The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank. 11107C125. Marrs. Sir Robert Carden and Son, 5, Royal Pachmiste-bnilding• Messrs. George Harris and Sous, Change-alley. EsnaCl2ol3—Mews. Hughes, Matterman, sod Hughes, 17. Buck- Salsbury. CONSLISINO Pacurirga—George Bartley Brace, Esq., 20, Great Glearge-street, Westminster. Atintroas. Meson. Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Co., public accountants, 6A. Lothbury. Thomas Short, Req., M, Lombard-street. flanantatr (pro Mm.)—Clarke Gibson, Esq. Temporary Oillese—S, Royal Exchange-bundings, LC. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The object of this Company is to establish a line of Express Passenger . Steam-Boas between Gravesend, Lontion.bridge, and Chelsea, caning at a few intermediate piers. The yearly Increase of passenger teak on Use Thames and the Inability of the present steamers to accommodate the public prove that tea enlarged system at steamboats; Is much required. Most of the steamers of this Company will have saloons on deck. handsomely fitted out, with sliding windows, from which either . side of the rime can be viewed on the paseane. Shelter Is thus provided from heat and inclement weather, whilst the top Oath a spacious promenade. Arrangemente have been made for the use of piers, also for steamers to run from London-bridge and Chelsea ion suMcient eailbeing rubecriiied), to take advantage of the Wane le the ltion and to other places of attraction up the river. Such is the confidence in the undertaking, that guarantees have been placed in the hinds of the Directors for a minimum dividend of 6 per cent. per annum on the amount of the capital pad up foe the first two years. Complete prospectuses and terms of application for shares may be had at the Mikes of the Oompany, bankers, solicitors, and calmer. WARMLEY COLLIERY and /WELTER MORES C9MPANIL . . Capital, 410700 7,000 167 es of ClO each . Arrengearects hawing been completed for the purchase of the propsnma one half the consideration being paid in shares with Dividend deferred until Ti per cent. Is Brat paid on the shares Limed to the puffin. Applies,/Jona for the remaining shares may be made to the &eters eit the Company, Messrs. Hatchl son and Son, ls , Angel oourt, Thregnsoctoo-strest rie to Sks &Penis:7. at the Ogices the Company, 17, Ying's-arronyard, lidte street, IC.C. A. , AMS.001:111, necniary. CVALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. lvJ Risibbutry sod [lnched Coal Donets. No travellers or and employed. LEA sad price for Hatton, Haswell, and Lembten Wallsend, the best house coal, direct from the col- Herb.' by serewitaimars, is ern par ton (do not psy more under any protect) : Hartlepool, 21s. ; Senfleld, 175.: best small, 11s. Inbind, by railway : Sillortone, drat closs,los. ; second clam, Ins. • Cyr %tw i t " gave l :e l f, ' to ßai anr i prol : Lo ß n a lot y' Al l t s. Net rs coils.direct Main and Co., chief Milan. North Landon Sallesy &nth" Iltibbacy, Islington, or IClEndand. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS MANTUA. IMITATION Ditto. /UAL 711101011. IMINIZLLES, end SPANISH SHAWL! ILZAL ilrA NISI MAMMAS, 4} Guineas. LMITATION mama nod MANTUA, eft. BLAINKNONIODI SPANISH DUOT MA MOUTH AIIDLIT-BT., GIGMVIINORAQUAIt, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NZW COATINGS are pow ready for Inspection. The Wontedly; are of patterns and tex tures not to he excelled. A select stock of walking, lotmhig, and over COll4l always on hand at HAMILTON and KIMPTOWS, 105, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall. R. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILLS) ITA NEW SPRING AND RUNNER STOCK r ANGOLA les. *nouns& Ti now replete and reedy for to These Trousers were originated by g rrnnirs, Whose only /Adieu IA 73, BNOOILSTEZET, HANOVERAQITAiit and who Is sot eonsectesi with e?y perm Imitating sod advert- Using in bkiisiuse. WSTABLISIIRD Illth TIMIWART, IML NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. MOSES and SON'S oelebrated INDISPENtiIItLE sum mid& Is Wasted e q ually for walking, riding, travailing, business, or the seseide, will be found the moot comfortable dress for • visit to the international Ethibitkin, price from 30v. to 701. Bunnwer Clothing of every description, ready-made, or mado to measure for all Masses and all ages. E. MOSES and SON, Ready-made and Revoke Talloee, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Halters Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, sod General Outfitters. Load= Howes: City Establishment, 164, 166, 154 157, Sammie': 83, 84, 85, 88, 87, 88, 89, Altlyatta. Oafordatreet Branch, 608 807, 608, Near Oxford-street: I, 2, S. Bart-street. Tottenham-court-toad Branch, 137. 138, Tottanharn-eourt-rnad. 241, Fdaton-road. country Establishments Sheffield and Bradford, Yo.rkshlre. . . . AU articles are marked In plain ttgurve the lowest possible prices. troo which no abatement can be matte. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Late of prices, with rules for sett-measurement, and patterns, post free. H, MORES and SON'S establishmente are closed every Friday evening et sonnet till Saturday evening at sunset, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. E. MOSES and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, and containing some interest ing intonnstion concendng the " Interaatioual Exhibition," may be had gratis, and plait true. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK (the original, for marking on linen, silk, or cotton, re. quints no preparation, sad is by far the beet. Notice—Ob serve that no sixpenny size of the genuine has ever yet been prepared, and that each bottle bean the address on the label, es. I . oll Kime. West Smithbeld, City, E,C., where it may be oh tabled wholesale and retail, and at most druggists. medicine vendors, stationers, &c., In the United Kingdom—Price la. per bottle. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper masttcation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO. or PEARL DIINTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, to of inestimable mine In preserving and beautifying the teeth. strengthening the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluald perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the enacy of Europe, and it is universally in high repute. m. P7e — e le 9.1. per bog. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Radon m:n;_and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' BATHS of HOMBURG, near Franlrfort-on the-Maine.—EITSIMIUL SBABON, 18111 L—The WATERn of HOMBURG, *evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor 'left, are stimulant, tonic, altenatlve, and aperient They are of admirable service to remon , g disorders of the stomach and other Intestines. They stimulate theme organs when the abdominal cirs ulation is defective, as use processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity he the orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reins ** sgenta in cases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In eases of goat, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moat happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially recognized by those who drink them at their source : for then, the Invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and c f t e i t a inc b: i i o rac n n ti f o t t e from t i lle . er t z v o e f rn t ge he world, concur In waist- The magnificent casino, which, In the beauty of its architec ture, the judlcione distribution of ifs apartments, and the rich ness of its decorations. surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the contains saloons for halls and con torte, as also for the games of treats et quarante and roulette : the former ie played with the belt resat, and the latter with one zero; the daily venture of the bank at the trente et quarante table is fixed at £12,000. and the maximum stake DRAWL Among the Maur attractions may he mentioned a large and comfortable reading room, liberallyy forufsticd with German, French, Engileh, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals : • cosec room In the Olympic style of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening //n to a fine terrace paved with asphaltr ; • grand /lining room, where there Is a table -, l'btte a la I Franc**, twice a day, at one and five o'clock. fader the entree intendenee of the celebrated 74. Chevet, of Iberia, who le the / lessee of the refreshment department of the Burble*. An excellent orehestre, numbering forty distinguished mun dane, performs three times • day In the morning at the Well.: in the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the evening In the grand Ballroom. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are twenty trains a day, to or fro, the last es late as eleven o'clock. As the journey Gee only . half an hour, the amusement& of Frankfort are within reach, Visitors in Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours. to Berlin in fifteen. to Paris In &Lateen, and to London in twenty , few, so excellent la the lnterceetroneleetton by rail ► j . L 0 N Vl6O • ; It, 19MEWOHiloiSi. Timpie-tlar. SAWYER'S EAREOUIS LONDON DINNER for TifiltjAßE., IY lid coikalat et— POiAOL& The de Yeast-11 la Julienne. 1.010•011._ __ _ &union mace iiozoaid—MerLuae bite. XITRMS. Eta de Vow 1 la Bellevue—Compote de Pigeon 1 Is Dumb. XOTS. Venabon—Bout. Pouding ellbert—Bettplett (Limns& FroiT- isice et Salado. TO-MORROW, the Mth inst., THE LONDON DUIMER will eonsist of— DOTAOirs. A la Bligent—A rlingorstike. _ POISSON. Turbot b is Maitre &Hotel—Filets de Berne trite. Vonabon Band it L Polonane. O&got de Mouton NAM—Vain roil. Pouding a l'Ainerlisise =buttes /i Y rraixdpane. Ferit,r at Sakd a. An extensive and oareforßy-seleeted stock of Rhenish, Moselle, and oiher Wines, Imported expressly for The London Dinner. Turtle Soap, and all 7131 t In season, dilly. Flue Haunches of Venison every day, at 1 and 5 o'clock. N.B. During the Rxhibitlos ammo The London Dinner will be Nerved daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Room i la carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at four o'clock. PREDZEICI SAWYER, Proprietor. .~ .r _. C RYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW (Thursday), ONE SHILLING.—Open from Moo o'clock till Duet pthAis de CRISTAL. LES GRANDES MAUI DEMAIN ,Jencti), ►Qurtre heures. (IRYSTAL PALACE.—The GREAT POUN v nuts, TO-MORROW, at FOUR, will comprise the lot owing: The Six Maintains on the Upper Terrace. The Two Prince of Wales Fountain,. The Leap Central Basket Fountain. The Two graceful Water Temples. The Forty.eight Taus ►ountaina The Six Rolling Fountains, The Grand Cascades and Waterfalls. The bight Dancing Fountains. And the whole of the varied and beautifully designed Foun tains and Cathodes of the Greet Lower Basis; which Mane corer a surface of live acres, numbering twelve thousand lets, charging twenty thousand gallons of wag* gar minute, in chiding Les Grades Lux, winch attain the althea' of 231 feet. MR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARRY, will give their New Entertainment, Tllll FAMILY LEGEND, and Mr. John Parry's Musical Narrative at the COLLEEN SAWN, ICYRRY RUINING (emelt Batur day), at (t. Morning Representatlons—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at S.—Royal Gallery of Maude&lson, 14, Regentutreet. Unreserved sesta, Is. and Ea ; Malls, Ss.: stall :spring) chain, 64., secured In advance (without tee), at the Gallery, and at limos. Cramer and C 0.., tai, legssiainat. IMMENSE SUCCESS of LITTLE CORELLI, the greatest Gymnaete of the day. Tim cdiabrdineity accomplishments of this wonderful child have created quite a sensation, her appearance each evening being bailed with an outburst of applause. in addition to her performance every evening, the entertainment will combine the whole of lbw talented company engaged, with a host of other novelties, In cluding the appearance of the Australian Prodigy. Great sumer of nom Collins in his new song, " Paddy don't care." mein of Mr. De Brenner, princil tenon—LONDON PAY= LOIDL and BONNNAMIfEB, Proprietors. A.D. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 133, Oxforu-street, tumour of wines to the French de partment at the International Exhibition. The immense purchases made of the hest vintages enable 11. Valentin to supply these wham, so highly approved of, at the I°lo 'wing ea tallow . IMACON!BRAUJOLAIS, 186 a BORDEAUX. MIL Din. GLAVIN MS 21s. ~ CHABLIS 11118 27a. ~ BRAUN; DM aps. OLD 00ONAC BRANDY SOL „ Wionsded pare newlt Wham. A fall LW, of Prim forwarded oai application. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL wl NE COMPANY, 122. Pall-mall, London, A.W., letablished UM for the supply of pure Wines of the highest chalactor At a sanag of et lead 30 per cent. ROYAL 'VICTORIA 111111tRY, ITL per dozen. (The Standard of &reliance.) SPLRNDID OLD TORT Ma per dozen. (Ten years la the wood.) Dinner Sherry, and 24a. Old Poet, IN. and Ns. Bt. JuLen Claret, lee. Zee &tea. Meat T:o e i l pte u nliantly 34 , tna. and killed Schiedam Rollande, Ida 66a. per dozen. per pee. BEAr.TaLMS „ &Atka and Pad Six dozen cam carrlaaa free WEI 20e. per dorm. :tapes Included. o. Terms, cub or reference. Y. BUD TIPPING. Manager. F URNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Drawing room Suites in Velvet 0 0 Inawing.rooin suites, complete 35 0 0 Dininu.room Yoltas , complete 2O 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete Warranted First-elms P. and 3. BETFUS, 144. OXFORD-STREET. and 91 to 96, CITY-ROAD. Illustrated Catalogues gratis and post tree on application. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. Established 1766.—WAUCH aad SON beg to Intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their SHOW-ROOMS cgs thin a large assortment of BRUSSELS and VELVET-PILE CARPETS, of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they have had In the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those in the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Corpets. itc. Silks and other fabrics for curtains and furniture.-3 and 4, Ooodge-street ; 65 and ea, Tottenham-court-road. W. UTION.—WATHERSTON and BROGIDEN Na recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated on the invoice—. Fine Gold and Yore Gold," u ap~ to Jewellery, being a deflation. WATHERBTON and BROCIDEWB GOLD CWALNS, and all articles niamifuctured by them, are sold upon this principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Itanntactory, 16, Heariena.aneet, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains and jewellery , wr la. exch.—N.B. This establishment is closed at 6 In the evening, and en Saturdays al 1. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERER& Dr. SMITH bag NA published a TEEM EDITION of his nluable work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND ), on the Self-eure of NervonsDeblllty, Loss of Memory, Dtmoo of Sight, Lassitude, ace., pesbfree. on rweipt of a dinned euvekve, eueluslou two postose stamps—Address, Dr SMITH, ftrti-crescest. Tavlstecksquare. ',endow. W.C. TO the NERVOUS arid DEBILITATED,: A BOOK on this subject wi Ibe forwarded, gratis, to the Meted. All persons suffering from the ordinary sliments of mankind .bold at oboe mad • stamped directed envelope to Mts. C. H., 1 Edithetreet, Ilaoknerruml, London, when copy will be Immediately returned. DR. CURTIS ON NKRVOUSNWIB, ORMIIItAL DEBILITY, Just publiehed. prise Is., post tree from the Author for 13 stamps, A. MEDICAL ESSAY oa the CAUSE and CURE of PREILtTURE DECLINE is MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoratxm to health and vigour, the result of twenty five year"' successful practice in the treatment of three peculiar nervous and acquired diseases whilst teed to embitter and shorten We. By Dr. J. L Coma. 15, Albemarle-Amok PiceadWy, London. Consultations, 10 till 3, and Bto 8. " We feel iso ben Cation in missing there is no member of society by whom the boob will not he found useful—whether such parson hold the sedation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman."-84u. Lowden: Mann. 30. Dornbill and J. Allen,f, Warwick-Imm Now ready, prios le, post free 14 Amapa, or In a sealed eave s 20 stamps, a popular medical work en NERVOUS RX if AUSTION. VITA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engravings from We (of cases attended at the Rotel Dieu, Paris, and other Ilospitals , , descriptive of the baneful effects consequent upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity. By " afluncoo." Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, and Litentiete of the Royal College of Tbyticlans, Edinburgh, rie 'Ostend under the uew Medical Act, who may be *manned at his residence, 445, MatMot.street, Regent-street, London, W. (opposite the side of St. Georges Churth!, daily, 11 ttll 2, and from 5 tM 8. Sunday., 11 till 1. To be And direct u above, and from all booksellers is Paternoster-row, Loudon. Jost published, price la, by post 14 stamps. sealed It, THE GUIDE to MANLY VIGOUR, for the cum of premature debility conserassele 8 1.00 the mon 04 youth and maturity. By Yews. Haiti ar and Co., Consulting Surgeons, registered under the new Medical Act. To i.e had trout the Authors, 44, W oymouthetreet, Portland-place, lteinat's wk, London, W., where they may be daily consulted lima 10 to 8, on every stage of diaeme, for which th y have discovered never-failing remedies, the fruits of many yews' private sad hospital practice. nOENS, BUNIONS and DEFECTIVE TOE v NAILS RITIACYLD aid CURED in owe minute, milted eatti2s:r the lent gabs, by Mr. RENDALL, at, Regent-agreet. attends.' by Illn. Randall if preened. Term, ix at. to 6s. Mr. Randal to. teeilmonlala from the Royal family, whir, to with Lowlands of others, from all a tar to as followleg :—From Bar. • P=lVsit'op et Leaden :—"Mr. baseffee eared MOM germ as lay lest Milian tit t w ang Psin.'—" net A>oder. Alesander. 26, 21.4emee two large toenails and • ems extracted trove his l : s ty Mr. Rowan, and an Matildl7 mommad Wm" _ _ Timm. S. Ingenialuest Quadrant. LAriis zglOitra suzirtz' .1 Wiwi ow souarroas — onTiaiiritia nagnauz4zs go is ,011.AINIED AT 111 0/VlOl OF 011117 azanentAa. 'looofir or LAMM/MT, ausaronAuogralml 'JtMSBEMIIIAIDt. Kbarebrast, Blow-11111, Madwair. Is =rem* Arm* 6, at 1. Aga 41111 EDOI3OII, Wimpolestmet, Cartiedhltaqaare, mil- Aqpiat 6. at L JO* ScaLlik Wanpworth, Burley, dealer In to . Ang. kat 1 . Jon WILLIAM BAlllbe, Green Droglit,perd, AtigraMeig, eg• James's. carpenter, August 5, at 2. &Lag litcHOLlat, Itopecoetage, De Beauvolr.town, architect, August 6, at t. Ulna SiliSre WILLUB lramow, Bucklenbury, City, wine mer- JIYt S.4 DIABDOCIN WA L. Mtl, Wadley-street North, Caraden.f*U, Aortee-t. 11 1. otuatis err* Hg ST, Kitson, Kent, woolstapler, Aug. 5, at la Walt* ItlLl2 , , Bethnalareen, builder, Aug. 9, at 11. CiLlaMis Imam Pellatmet, City, stationer, August 1, at 1. LOW= PIM, South-terrace, Grosvenor-park. Chmberwell, dirket thelaternational *gust 1, at I . Jolt Witaara, Caramestreet, Bedfordequare, attorney.' sr. 1. lawn lama; Marsden, dealer In china, August 9, at Lt. Bairn liaklatttfarr, Chichester-place, Gruysinti.road, rata. soaker, August 1, at 3. BOW: fielcaLalio, Bartlett's-court, Molhom.bill. and NAN bilaserwelose, City, carpenter, Aug sr. 1; at 3. BMW WAY, Keelhapagsert, late PershoMee clerk, Aug. 1, att. Illikt E b wyD ISOM George-street, Euston-square, medical al o nt. Aug 9 , st lit SANK*. Orua, Cestrel-st., Fan tuft, watchmaket,Ang,9,at 1. Jett* 100311 HAM furrier, A=t 21101 ; =l`,V l . l =lll.. " = ac ro m- el . ioutiwark, max jtt,.Argust I. at & Lorton, Almairoad, Noltheia. and Great 9L Bala% connsheloa sgewt, Aug 9, at Jolt WIDGIWY, Watergate*, litaillordehlre,briekmaker.Aug. 11 PAIL 011.1111., ILrmingham, Jeweller, August 15, at 12. JOU, 11Altirer, Birmingham, sword cutler, August 15, at It JUNI BLOM, Jun., Coventry, eabliset maker. August U, at It Jo* Ora* Tunstall, ataffordiblve, ironmouger, Aug. 11, al It JOp S*77, Beadley, Staffordshire, farm bailiff, Aug lb, at 12. EMMY TOULINSON, Birmingham, commission artut,Aug. 11,4 lt ououi thigar.Lim Deeping St. Janes, Linoolnshlrm grocer, August 6, at 11. TagaAt ANSI& Ponlyertndy, Olamorganshire, July 31, at 11. JoLMASka, Market hews, Lineolusidre, bewseeador, August I at 12. W 1111111LAIE, Wakefield, and Bradford, Yorkahlre, cau -1 w ln*S u lr it sgaut Auguste. ist BMX Lin coln, grocer, August 13, at 12. 0101103 lis3llllloll MAssoS, l New Bolingbroke, ,Lifloolewhire, chemist, August al, at 12. WILLIAM 81001118011, Liverpool, coal dealer, *mist& at 12. •0101102 Astlitni, Liverpool, tailor, August 2, at 111. Olallu August 2, is among, Toxtetb.park, lALI4I, provision merchant, at 121. THpgAs LLLISOS, Liverpool, baker Aug* 2, at 11. RALPH K 144011.0, Sutton, Lancashire, greengrocer, Aug.?, at 111. ' ALPS= Manchester , Ma broker, August 5, at IL AAPILLI LsAYMY and CRAM.= CIOCIMULI, Manchester, wine vr =auts, August 6, at 12. LIMB, Warrrington, Lanceebtre, grocer, Aug. 6. at !S. Tualsas MHOS LLOTD, %imbed's, taw stationer, Aug. 4, at 11. Ng* WASSoN, Manchester, thlinionger, August 1, at 11. JAMB lochs - JOHJiguN, Pendleton, Lancashire, silk finisher, area 4, at 1/. J Algogaom, Manchester, druggist, Augusta, at U. I.JOAAmisit at ALL, Botals-cuni-Lismers, Latacathfra, oowkseper, 4, S. limA, Manhunter, hatcher, Aug* 12, at 9t. Jo* Gal, &tuba**, near Marschestm, boa - keener, Aim* 11, at te. TaOstL JAMS, Cheltenham, carpenter, August& at 11. TIMM DOM" Stock* Pelham, Bertuwbeelwright, Aug.e. at U. femme Dosium, Albans, builder, August 1, at U. 1916111* :Mtge, Nederland, &herniae, August 1,,1 4. Pastre COMM, Sunderland, Makeover, August I, at • C l ad i s i rtsaV,Qtr ie i4 4 labu nh ir lt r int= l 1, at I n, L Ancl MIL UMW Caussaaa. etokosspon- upon beerseller, July 8 5 , at 11. THOMAS BoUSA, Upper Honed; te ososetorsrare, brickesaker, August 7, at 11. lung GRIMM, Nortou-jurta.Kerepsey, Worcestershire, tailor, Amos 7, at IL A *MLitt CMG, Spittlegate,Lincolnshire,wheela right, Aug.& M 4. Jour HORN, Brighton, brae licensed victualler, August 6, at 11. JO int Toe* Brawn, Devonshire. accountant, August 2, at 11. WILLUX BASIC; tiusbridge, fishmonger, July 31, at 12s. WILLIAM! BlusitY P 001.2, Cambridge, lay clerk. August 4, at In. EDIFAID aOl.ll/11/AT. Das - bey, Salop, lean roller. August la, at 12.. WlsiLe )1411.11AN itmooap, Swaawea, lioensrd Aug. 7, at It IMMOOOttrpßaa, Oldbury, Worcestershire, pit manager, July M 2. =a Peat& Creasing, Essex, carpenter, August 1, at 14. ltratiures BAnami, Weston-super-Mare, Somersetahlro, builder, August 9, at 11. On** Omani, Norwlc.h, chemist, August C at 11. Jana Satin, Macckstleld. Cheshire, butcher, August 4, at 11. WILLIAM lap, Xibwortb Beauchamp, Leicester**, painter, Avast 6, at BELlAtiflt Dineant, York, stone dresser, Auguste, at 10. Written Past& attiegawase,4frmassuatWM., Bit* tackle imonutratturor, *gust 5, at 10. JOBS *own, itornmatle, Lincolnshire, figinionger, Aug. Cat 11. Roses? Przoom.f., Ssatead, Suffolk, 'wampum raffles, July 31, at 10. JOSEPH WARM°, Mosta*" Dometehire, farmer, Aug, 4, at 11. LAST EXAMINATION& August 20. B. E. Henry, Bintou-street, Baton-square, late en sign le the 49th Infantry-August 70. H. C. Dupl., Bolton-street I and Dickenatreet, London-August. 21. 6. Weston, Hounslow, wheelwright-August 11. W. Homewood, lionnsouth-place, New Cross-Rote, fancy draper-August 15. I. Barnett, New-street, Covent-garden, manager of a freiterers twalnees- August 15. W. Baud& juu., Maidstone, lioensed victualer-August 16. R. L Crouch, St. Audrew's.road, Southwark, dealer in tobacco- August 15. &J. Syringe, Threadneedle-street, City. and Lower Norio-0, underwriter-August 16. J. 3111regor, Churiesutreet, Middlesex hospital, tenor-August 7.G. Wailer, Koss, Hereford shire. auctioneer-August 7. W. D. L Edwards, Hereford, grocer-August 7. T. Houiston, Wrockwardine, Salop. parish clerk - A 'Mutt 7. u. Rama**, Leangton Prior* Warwick shire, keeper of agricultural imp!emeuta ter hire-Augtoit 4. C. S. Bowes. Itowley Regis, Statfordahlre. miller-August T. J. C. Devitt* Netherseale, Leicestershire, farmer-August 6. W. Price, Gotham. Notts, builder-August 6. C. Jackson, Notting hem, may dealer-August 13. J. S. Smith, Wigan, lancaittre, provision dealer-August 7. W. Ashworth and Ann Cross, flaw tenstall. Lancashire, warp users-August 2.1, J. &halation, Knotty Ash, near Liverpool, brewer-August 11. T. Willard, Guliriford,Surrey, licensed victualler-August U. T. J. Dor moody, Knaphill, Surrey, warder at the Knaphill Pekes-August 7. C. Bowden, Poldioe, Cornwall, mine broker-August 13. W. Rolland, Cuba), Notts, shopkeeper-August 13. W. Attewell, Nottingham, lace manufacturer-August 13. IL Singlehunit, Nottingham, coal dealer-August 13. W. Canine." Wollatoe, Nottg, gardener-August 13. J. Stevenson. Nottingham, tiumea-August 13. C. Ban croft, Nottingham, tailor-August 13. J. Godlier, Dyson rem Nutt* journeyman baker-August 13. O. Sewage, Becton, Notts, chemist-August 13. J. Cross, Gotham, Notts, lace maker -August U. J. Pike, Hereford, bullder-Augunt 16. Bar- Het Eliza Shekel, Br oad Marston, Oloecestrarshire, widow -August 13. W. A. Clarke, Worceste• , hydropathist-Augnst 7. T. Neßewes, Bideford, Devonshire, innkeeper-August M. W. Wethered, Burnham, Bucks, dealer in beer-August 2. W. Jef fries, Bishop Bridge, Norfolk, wheelwright-August I. W. Crimp ling, lakeuhain, Norfolk, late licensed eictuallei -August it J. Thowalle, Tang. Salop. horse breaker-August 16. L. Harris, Italia. Lee Salop, stocktaker in Iron works-August 111. T. Bullock, fihittnal, Salop. boottnaker-August It J. Johnson, Bicknell* Yorkshire, shoemaker-August W. W. P. Noble, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, boo4maker-August 7. T. Bennett, the Mumbles, illamorgailsbire, liteused victualler-August 7. J. Griffith., Swansea, blacksmith-August 7. J. Daniel, W. Thomas, Glamorganshire, shipwright-July W. W. 0. Evans, Tanygris. Kau, Merionethshire, blacksmith-August 14. N. Yenning, Tiverton, coach builder-August 7. Adelaide Louisa Wskeham Barons, Totnee, Devonshire, widow-July 29. T. license, War- Melon, duziez, hinter. DECLARATION Or DIVIDEND. JOHN CARMICHAEL-4th dividend of le. Id., together with Ist, ritd, And 3rd dividends on new proofs, July 30, audany subse quent Weduesdni, at Morgau's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. August 9. J. Vial, Blackwater, Cornwall, grocer—August 9. J. !Osaka, Truro, Corns al commiadou agent—August 13. J. Leavesley and J. Eluer, Nottingham, sawyers—August 13. T. Itoulaton, Nottingham basket manufacturer—August 18. C. J. Fos, Gotham, Notts. cordwainer— August 13. Catherine Slater, &Word, Notts, baker—August 13. Ann Staple', Nottingham, leather cutter—August 13. R. Itowlson, Nottingham, joiner— August 13. T. Belden, Nottingham. grocer—August 13. J. W. Faun, Nottingham, late grocer—August 13. T. Brammer, Not tinglium, baker—August 13. J. Keyworth, Nottingham, fish aMesman—August 13. Sophia Scorer, Nottingham, poulterer— August I& C. A. Dann, Nottingham, optician—August 13. H. Wilson, New Radford, Nolte, lace maker—August 13. W. Brookaby, Belwell, Nat; Mine burner—August 13. B, 1101111611, Nottinglutm, braid manufacturer—August 7.J. Wainisky, Bury, Lancashire, engineer—August 7. W. Turner. Shellteld, grocer— August 19. B. Jackson, Lombard-skeet, City, Alp owner— August 13. J. Worrell, Buersill Head, um, Rochdae, licensed victualler —August 16. J. Hayward, lAsestry, Salop, eeriveser. PARTNERSHIPS DDISOLVED. J. G. filli and W. Hill, Sunderland, woollen dupes—O. Bot- Walley and S. Picken, Jon., Croydon, surgeons—O. barber and A. L. brim's, Waterloo-place, Westminster, wine merchanta— T. Wright, W. Wright, and J. Fletcher, Birmingham, merchants —C. Hathaway and E. P. Prentim, B no:ahead and London, Minibus of railroad cars—A. Milla and C. 8. Mills, London and Reading, cheme factors • C. Warne end F. Payne, Sydenham ilia, Suffolk, manufacturers of fabrics—W. Lillywhite and H. Llllywhlte, Richmond, Surrey, dairymen—D. De Pau*, H. De Pass, and A. D. Its Paas, Abchureb-lane„ City, merchants, so far as manta D. De Pass J. Lindsay and H. E. Bristow, Bread street, Cheapshle, wonted manufacturers—R. V. Easters and J. N'Sionell, Rugby, grocers—M. ilapierich and E. J. Willis,, Broad.etreet buildings, City, corn merchants—J. W. Elliott an4 J. 11. Bourne, Bridaewatereguare, illy, wholesale milliner —F. NI1d1•011 J. thrugnell, Market lessen and Langworth.Ltuvoloahlre, brick makers and brewers-J. Wilson, T. Wilson, and J. Wil son, jun., Forms and Newcastlc wood merchants. SCOTCH DIQIIESTRATIONB. ALLCUIrnlat M . Lum, WILLIAM li•Lutlor, and Tnxza Oakley and Borrowatounnesa, tailors, Jul: ZS, at lillos's Hotel, Dunfermline. _ Jamul Lora, atewartoa, cheese merchant, July 29, at tin Marge Hate l, Xtbnarnack. JANIS TATLOS. Otsego*, builder, July 29, at the Faculty Hall, Olaison. - _ JAIIIIIB D•wntt Ne 0•1160111, Lumsden, Aberdeenshire, hinkeepar, Jsety 20, at the Leooll tree Hotel, Aberdeen. BUST Isasex.!dinar, inerehant, Joky 29, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. ROYAL Hositetimism. Boman.—To-day the visitorr to the &~• Garden at Kimehigtar will have ao opportunity of brana reembabis seer istereethig con trast to the cite of the Egyptian bend which per formed last week. The pipers at the Sorts Fusilier Guards, led by Major Henderson, will play several national airs alternately with the band et the First Life Barnes AgezzowareAL Namur'. Nos- Chards. The slimes tone of there piper burl"( bawl in- r traduced isle the regissest by the late prisident of this mina, 'Meerut —This afternoon the °posing meetteg of •ettaty, tiill commaad for their already inAsiested male the amould e•Oir00. of A 201 1 • 4 •1 4 •1 lusdOd• of °Telt widitioeal Wined anion' the fellows. In the lkilids and In um ked bilici at the Gaildhall here. There is to be sees is Sower a specimen of that ph,n4 ." 7 " ich b ••• • Teri riinefint and ipiklistia said to blouson (rely uses is • Misdeed years, via., the Lard Lytteltsa t), Lord Talbot d mill =kis i isli t a l Americas aloe, ad in a few days will ba added to the Nome. alga I= 6 & ralk•al•••• Balk. 21, air Society's collection a still carer tin the shape of aT. E. Winsis, Dart., M.P., fir E. A. H. Limihnisse, Talipot pad, lately arrived freer Eat, air Harnime, M.D., Roy. Orion Fiend. ke. I triBEIRLPHIC it CE. ~ . PRI3I3BLL _ - BERLIN, ;WV. To-day, in the Chamber of Depstske,./1. Reich ansPerger adked for informer-ice respecting the re cognition of the kingdom of Ibily byPruasia. • Count &rnstorif replied that the government did not, in recognising the kingdom of Italy, ac knowledge the principle of nationalities. He said, abo, that guarantees had been given in the de apstehes. of General Durand*, and that it Was in Aim interest if Prussia to recognise Italy. Count Baustilkif ooncluded by stating that Catholic powers le4 rirogiejsed that kingdom, and that Prussia need 'not * more catholic than they. sm. SWITZERLAND. •r orlt an;. BERNE, JULY 22. • la reply to, the protest made by the fieriest= aeget,,assinet. ,the words lately uttered by Biro, relative to the annexation of the fUsboprie of Ticino by .Italy, the Italian government has . stated that it will disavow those words on the first opportunity, and that it is the interest of Italy that Idwitseriaad aborehl remain intact. . , . CIOVINA. reiumk :trim A The Paris papers of this evening publish the fol lowing telegram : " Ragusa, July 21, Evening. "On Friday and Batumi/T.3 , 115t 50,060 Turlask troops attacked the Montenegrins, who, numbering about 15,009, and being short of ammunition, fell back upon the line of Sagaratz. Both sides suf fered heavy loss, but the advantage remained with the Turks." POLAND. THORN, Juky 22. According to authentic reports received here from Warsaw, the government had discovered a wide-spread conspiracy, in consequent* of which numerous arrests had been made during the night. Some pupils of the preparatory school were among those arrested: THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. One of the earliest visitors at the EnhibitidW yesterday morning was his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. His Royal Highness, who arrived at about 8 o'clock, was received by Sit W. Dilke and Mr. Fairbairn, and proceeded at ogee to. ' the machinery in motion department, where he spent a con sid erable time. Mr. Clarke, the super- intendant, bad the honour of giving to his Royal Highness the necessary explanations, and mourn pauied the Prince to the spinning machinery of Pia.* Brothers, De Bargee 's punching machine, Baranelson's linseed mill Hunt a Haskell's diamond sattieg, Holmes's electric light, and Easton and Amos' pump. His Royal Highness examined all these articles minutely, and asked the superintendent a variety of questions respecting their principle and operation. Amongst the visitors of less distinction were con tingents from various public establishments, affording gratifying proof that the observations which we ventured to make in Monday's paper had sot been wholly without effect. One of the happiest and perhaps the nOiaiest parties consisted of 530 boys from Queen Elizabeth's Oranimar School, St. Olave's,Southwark, accompanied by their own band —amastexoellentone--and franked in by thelibera. I lity of the governors of the echooL Of other schools, there were Brixton Christ Church, seat by the Rev. J. Hussey, 59 ; Wanstead Orphan Asylum, sent by the governors, 36 ; Ealing Christ Church (subscription at church doors), 15 ; Jews' Free School, Spital6elda, franked by Mr. Harry Emanuel, 14 ; British Orphan Asylum, Clapham Rise (by directors), 32. The party which came one of the earliest and remained the latest, consisted of the Queen Ellesheth scholars and their muter, with more seal than discretion, kept them in front of the building for nearly three-quarters of an hour after their exit, putting them through all the intricacies of battalion drill, at a time when the poor children would, no doubt, have much preferred to be taken home to supper. Messrs. Hollingsworth and Co., of Maidstone, pur chased 400 half-crown tickets for their workpeople, the object being—and a most commendable one it I was—that the latter might come on a day when there would be room for them to see and examine everything. Some evidence of the first overt art of rebellion against the decisions of the jurors was to be seen just at the entrance of the precious metals depart ment, where it attracted considerable public attention and curiosity. It was the cue of Mr. Forrer, "artist in hair," and who has the honour of exhibiting the royal arms over his goods. Mr. Forrer, it appears, got only "honourable mention," at which he was so indignant as to put a placard in front of his case, denying the justice of the award, and appealing to the general public ; whilst at the saute time he chat-1 lenged all artists in hair to produce anything like his work, either in design or execution. Upon this the Commissioners took summary action. They sewed up Mr. Forrer's case in a canvas bag, and placed a sapper on guard to see that the arrange ment was not disturbed. Mr. Forrer threatens legal proceedings, but in the meantime the case re mains shrouded in sackcloth and mystery. There was an abundant supply of music yesterday in all parts of the building, the most attractive being, perhaps, that of the band of the let Surrey, which played at between three and four o'clock, to the great delight of the company. The highest temperature yesterday, taken by Negretti and Zarubra's patent thermometers, was at 2.45 p.m. :—ln the nave, 67.3; in the galleries, 69.4. The following are the total numbers admitted yes terday, compared with the corresponding day in 1851 : 1861. {Season tickets Ten Shilling season Tuesday, July ti Payment Kan Total •.403 1061. Tieaeon tickets Tneeday, lily 111 Total 69,181 Hams or LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return made by the Registry-General that 1,111 deaths were registered iu London iu the week that ended last Saturday. The average Dumber of deaths in weeks correspooding with lint week of the ten years 1852-61 (corrected) is 1,201. The present state of the public health in therefore so far good, that the number of persons who died last week was less by 90 than the number that would have been recorded if the ' average rate of mortality for the third week of July had prevailed. The births of last week exceeded the deaths in the same time by 701. There were four deaths from pox, two of which occorred in the subdietnet of at. Jahn, St. George-in-the•Faat. Typhus, of which 88 fetid eyes were recorded, exhibits an increase ce any weekly somber returned Mom the middle et June Nine deaths eat of the del am reported by the London Fever Honi= „ Four deaths by typhus Deward he the &imm a 4in that of the Itsigent'wpark. Merles and emulatioa were fetal sub I. ea mese. The form dimes prevails chiefly in the east districts, when it carried elf 9 Betlinal-greeo, 4in Bhadwell. The deaths from diarrina were the saMlO in number as times at **previous week, timely 39. Besides them, two mess are referred is Ms bibles to cholera, which are vehareed thee :—At 5, tinismweint, Whitschapel, a boy, seed four swathe, " abolends dierrhas (90 hosts) r, eed at 3, Potier4Mest, Kentroad, a labourer, aged 88 years, "choleraic diadem." Iline ideate and au adult died by murder or maaditughter. The oldest perms whose death appears in the returns is a aged 94 years. Last week the births of 921 boys sod 881 pMs, is aU 1,812 children, were ragidered is Leedom. la the tea conu=reeke of the years 1b51141 tie imago amber liras 1.777. 1.19,999 m. PALaCL.—QIra &Mingo MT.—TM*. DAT, JULY 22.—Adiffmloss ea pkyisat, 8,582; ale* 11111111011 Umbels, 759; Wed. 9,341. aPoßrnro INTlZElellrelL 8011THAXPTON ILACCEL—TraspAy. Tin Taut inn= of 3 eon. wah, With 50 added weight for age, with selling allowances. Ones round (about a mile and • half). Mr. Nelson's Parsasense, by Idle Boy, 11 yrs, int alb .50L) LT. Meek 1 Mr. lowers Onestellatlon, re, tbt 411 b (60L) " Mehl 2 Mr. Prices Liberality, S lh let Sib OIL) (1. Ta 3 Mr. Shally'st by Bunts—lesdneamall yrs, Si 111 b (al (Withheion 4 The following also ran :—Cbryealia sod Ironsides. Betting : 2 to 1 mpg Paterease, 3 Si 1 apt Liberality, 7to 2 apt lrowide• The favourite laid off till mitering the sanight, where frowides, who bad been leading, gave way beaten, and Pareseetwe id Condonation went to the freak lie former wining awift by • length and the wine distare sag the mond from the third . The Dm:le mons filly was beaten some dirtswe, and the remaining two pulled up, and did not pans the lodge. Tots 14ULUZY Pura (Handioap) of 60 sow, kw 2-yr olds ; wino ere extra. T.Y.C. Mt. Sargent's Newfoundland, by Sweetmeat, 741 alb Dowling) 1 Mr. Sendentifeentsdn Dee, Min Mr. luady's Vote de One, Tat lib Peanew I 'Preside) S o Moving also ran:—Height of Mane, del llamas 1'4414 Donal O'Ogenall, N et Betting : 2 to 1 apt Needenadeed, 7 to 2 apt Maintain Doe, oto 1 apt Daniel Menai& The favourite waited upoe Foto de Gas sad Mataateln Doe to the distance, and f th av ae ourT i Sn i t ii r ‘tere to oirlsagt.T3 l"l d ie etr i eS a length Mountain Doe. 4 .16 6• read cola Antipodes were the neat two, aad Mistletoe was last all _ tbe way. Ter SOUTH WINITZIN STAINS of 3 Kris. 'web, vaigh 50 added; weight far age, with aelling allowances. One mile. Mr. Howeirs Merrftent., by Annasidale, 5 yrs, get ilk !ITAbbr 1 Yr. R. ewe's Damon, 6 yrs, 7st 71b .301.; Prior) 2 Mr. T. Stennis linkepoe. 3yra, 7st 711 ,31L) .. (Pearson) I Betting : 7 to 4 on Dusuon, 3 to 1 apt Nary 4 to 1 (at Brat 2to 1) eget Pinipos. Nary likaart made all the running, and won in a canter by elzhingthm Pialispos took no part in the race, and did not par the post. The winner was bought in for 51 p. Tut SOUTHAMPTON BIEWSTA.L STA/LIM Of 10 mows. mai, 11411 50 added ; for 2-yr-elde ; colts. 84 fat Mb ; allowances, is. ; winces ezl,a. About 5 twinge. (14 subs.) Mr. Wynne:Ws Oberientagne, by SweetmeaL Itst 7lb CS. Rogers) 1 Mr. Sham% Wink Balm, Sat Mb (J. frnowden) 2 Lord Palmenton's Baldeln, SEAM , Mr. J. Mona &krt. Est Infh 2: r Per Bucolic, Mt tilb (ktYne; 6 AIP W s e Wafted, wt 21b • tOTAP) 6 Betting : Bean as Gladsome**, 2 to 1 eget Gelert, 6 to 1 apt soy other. Baldwin made play to she bottom of the lieu , sad thew pee way Is s h e. favourite and Vies Is Raise; Gebel, who had bees ru is the rear, taking fourth piece. At the distance 4.7imegne drew away, sod won easily by three leagthe ; the seined beating the third by fear lengths. The ether thew polled up and trotted ii. Tan Withres H•antrar,of 10 eon. eash, h ft, with • 511 added ; wines:late ; gentlemen riders ; profaseioaale •Mbandia., eise tale red Si rube.) Mr..Wyntilmais Inseam by Bannon, 5 yrs, lOst 41b dlb est) (3 Rogers)) 1 Xr. B. Howlers Tonto, 4 yrs, Pat nab .... (Mr. Edwards) 2 Mr. I. Hay's 1' ad, Y lOst sib (lac est', (A. Day) 3 Mr.' Irletehees avenge, aged, INN filb (Mc 61b cm) (Bartlett), 4 St. Lawrence also ran. Betting : 5 to 2 each apt Tonio, Innellan, and St. Law ns," Long:sage led to the bead into the straight, and then lanellan, Tooio, and Portland all . gatased him, the fish mused drawing away at the hill and teaming in a canter by eln lengths. The ellen, went widely scattered, and. St. Lawyer* did set pan the poet. Tan INNUNNIVIe PLAIN of 30 sore., added to a swoop slaw of 3 soya. each ; weight for age. Half-a-mile. Mr. Nelson% Psalms, by - Colherstone, 3 yrs, est Mir y. Plumb) 1 Mr. K. Hall's Travels, 6 In, 10st 111 (3. P.oseruj 2 Mr. Dueler's Onesem, anu en Idb A. Day) 3 Mr. T. Hughes's heal Jam, 3 yn, tlst 121 b .... (D. Hoene) 4 Bettie' 2tol ow Frse. Overton made play, fol lowed by Peahen. Beam*, sad Baal Jam in the order named to the eontmenomomit of the Stand, where Peahen went ter ladrance, followed by Pravda, the latter being blades by Mee lied . °mate' wee a bad third. TUINDAT. SnovnEds : Earl of Illaqare4d and Ferl d Wastmoraland. irur g • Mr. lticherd Johseoa, York. Starter : Mr. 11110Neorge. Clerk of the Coarse: Mr. Ja21161 Bradfield, Notting - ham. Delightful summer weather inaegarated the Nottingham meeting, mid as usual there wu a very numerous attendance of outsides., bat many leading Wane wave absent, although the ring was well patronised. The racing was excellent ; the ground, however, being hard. The principal race of the day was woe by an •'outsider," although many of the bookmakers succeeded is eliding followers for Yr. Astley's horse, whose snoops - at Liverpool entitled bim to support. The favourite showed symptoms of A umeriness at the start, sad never joined the front rank in the race. Below will be found full particulars : Tae TIUAL STAKES of 6 goes. each, with 40 soya. added for 2.yr•olds sad upwada Ooe Mr. °woes tie lit, 4 yrs, 24t Sit _ (G. Fordhum 1 Wr. J. Clobauses Tytbonins, S yrs, tat 'Whitele), lir. H. Mandy's Bolero. 3yra, ,Custance) I lir. T. Cliffs Airdale, by Mountain Deer—Chaperon, 2 yrs, baL 711. (carried Da 4 llbi . . THE ROSIN HOOD SPACES of 10 Govt. each, with Wadded. for 2.yr•olds ; colts. Bst ilb ; fillies, Set 31b. Winners extra. T. Y.C. (10 nabs.) Mr. H. Covenlale's Declaratke, by Ile (kare—Paallne, eat 716 (H. Orlosshow. 1 Mr. C. Naylor's Abbot-4(41145, 114785.... (Challoner 2 Lord Usbridge's 'true Hurt, Bat 714 (T. Preach) 3 Mr. J. Osbornek 114,14, Net 71b (Osborne, 4 Mr. Barber's Donny Lad, Nat 714 (Croswell) 5 Tug CANTLE PLAIT HANDICAP of 50 sores, for all ages. Whitten extra. T.Y.C. (IT subs.) ' Air. Bowles's Fig, by limponn—Mgl44llll,4, let lib (T. Tre .m ar m at .1 Mr. IL W. Walker's Astarte, 4 yrs, est stip Doy 2 Mr. Owens thillbsot, 4 yrs, est (la :4b asks( (o.l , .5 Mr. Payne's Bandage, 3 yrs, •st 11)(6 , Drowe) 4 Mr. J. Osborne's tioldseeker, 4 yrs, M . _..14 Wary) .5 TUN NOITTSCHANstIIIIi HANDICAP Of . 20 Soya. eliCh, 10 ft, and 51f declared, with 200 added. tar 31r.olds and „ r I wards. Wieners extra. One =He sod tbin-quarten. (i I subs, 42 of who= pay 5 saws. ft.) Mr. Astley's Atherstone, by Touchstone—lady Harriett, 4 yea 74 1116 do bib extra. • Drew,. 1 Lord .D!rbf's Car YlltwaT. 6 yrs. eat bib ....(Aldcrott, 2 Mr. J. Barber's Doncaster, 6 yrs, id elb (Hob*, S Mr. J. Harbor's Coma* 6 yrs, 7* 'Cresswelb 4 Mr. J . (bidding's Fitz Eva. 4 yrs, Oat 1011. French, 5 TON SNORTS &AKIN of 5 eon. each. with 30 son. added, for 2-yr-olds and upernds. Benin allowances. Half a mile. Mr. Price's e by Hesperus—Mermaid, fru ',601.1, Est 3lh (7. French) t 1 Mr. Mason's Douche, by WeatherblhEemedy, 2 )r. Va.:, Get 416 (Midgeler, 1 2 Mr. Newland's Penns, 3 ns (2 1 4 1, 74 81b (Challoner Mr. Taylor's vie, 3 yrs (701.), SW 416 .. (G lordham' 4 lir. li. Lawmen Otuatzia, in (601), Ist 1211 , Ilrittsingt.n: 5 _ . - Tel SAINWOOD HANDICAP 01 5 goys. Mich, with added; gentlemen riders; professionals extra; winners sutra; one MHO sod a quarter. (9 subs.) Mr. Burs Coro. a, by &staples, dam by Reregglas —Miss Miss, 6 yra, lest Mb Air:lading lb extra) ....tKeudall) 1 ldr. liagkelefs The Greek, 6 pm, lest 810 ;tn. nib extra) irerdrisail I Mr. Barbels Doncaster, 6 yrs, lest 161 b (M. tab extra) (Palmer, 3 Mr. Payne's Beckley, 6 yrs, 104 (Mr. Berl% The STAID PLATS HANDICAP of SO sows., for all are ; winners antra. Half•mils straight. (15 subs.) Mr. Bowles' Hell, by nobles Nobb—Albs, 6 yrs. 7st lb ,T. French) I Mr. llason's Miss Irriagskine, 3 yrs, Ilst 4111 (blidgeley; Mr. J. Usborms's Lord Albert. a pre, lel 111 b kll bltelry) 3 ADDMONAL AltilreLs.—Wynastay, Houtatard,Pelermo, Sings, Flab, link Lupus, and Huutroos: CRICKET. NORTH T. SOI7TH 01P ENGLAND.—Thin match was brought to a 000c:usioo at Lord's yesterday evening, in forcer of tb• North, in 1 senior and 10 rues. The benefit for Grundy, we behave, has been a good one. The score was as follows :—North, end tunings, 271 ; South, first innings, 61 ; sewed innings, 200 ; total, 261. CHARING CROW RAILWAY, AND Tar LAST OF HUNOZAFORD Naaarn—Yesterday another sale of this psoperty, comprided the rugs of shops forming tbe colon made of lianseeferd-market mad the street communicating with the Strand, and which seedy completes the disposal of that extensive property, wes:etected by Mr. Marsh, the eowipiny's auctiemen imelmilimg the two weil-kmown towns, is front ci which the Piebegloss and Oicamtwtown omni buses had their • la a wok or two the satire PlwriwtY will undergo and be levelled te the ogled. The market, pies heel almady ciosiolisird and the materials are removed, amd poptate a perhetly open some hem the Strand to &Omaha of the Thomas, and a - large body o f works's a are camtimpai by the ecolnators in *Ogg the fowidatiom for the inters westosd as station. The sorthers. or Middlemen end ci the peat bridge to carry the lime from the Inectlem-hridos station over the AM. is aloft pliegnstaiss sod, in odor be fsed,tat• obtain. the emserwalme oil the Thom have isso d orders to all the stems-beata mad river -craft, to keep as roach in the *Wm of the slums as pooh& The paamager between the Adolph! mad Whitehall is not u • rutted. _.6.11 MILVALB ALL yet TOLL! L A'