The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-23 00:00:00

L *1 NEWSPAPER • ziSlr , o 4 / • .0 , 4 • • • I V 1 • # A p . .. TR • _ - . 4 • • , X . P a I Lie 171. 0 r. 1 1 liketTdiX t' I - • • . . • ■ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING};, ;MAY, 1880. Na 4,298.] " F . ••• • • (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. DEV ITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN UNE of PACKET:4IIIP —Par KTIONICY Direct regular baler , otrptetina he r hcolint the British-built clipper "mow. Tot. tom rogister t he !AYERS (late of the Inemai , I onesander lying in the Lotnion Dock Thiseessal la hied for the trs,le, 4114 it .111 C , 4 the fastest satins out of et Lon Ittn has a spit udhl poop. mut erst-eate I r .a . na [awls/err ten. of freight argemee apply to DLAITT and Alti)itK, 9, hilliteratreet. 1111 ICOULAR STEAM 00111EUNIOATION to OOTHINDOD.O. —Ae lir Midis mar sisisp• OLIITAT WAS& Captor 11,101110, ail tip LONDON, %Oda BLEIDDIRO, seek Nib Mrs, ell Le druriaide *wen &MA Dr Ur arm port, opirreript It tip 'GUNTLI? rid& mad Ids dear setwaraisloat but ; • plcooramoirlir lee lace: Mil PAK v: wood cabte, stirrrre, ; wird gabma. ; & K A% gr u zkiarsire. ea.; feR, li•• MUMS. LC. • • Mil sad Mrd. GERMAN ID, TO-NIGHT d M EMIT ITININAIDompIOoDmi o I. M O mod lima- ' Opy mel OMi s tiksooms al I. vat sive Moir Pa u 1 :3 1 HAUTTILA "Our Rom Drodr NM "Drab a al amlar aid Ira= at as DOTAL I AZIDD I nV =M. TION, tit: mpl. Admfralm. la. 118. ; oak fa, moorat M Me AM M Cemoir, Dm* sad Ow% SOL lagewl. 1 okost—LaM se lUDs Mow. VIITBDDINtI sari BIRTHDAY PitF.SINTB. zigpsidta ti l , tnytta =attack lb la of D 11 111•VILLIPii =Zia DISPATCH sox" = wauret, Ir ak LAMM 1111110/TIN • KiwavAL•uournszirrizars, a ill b c o rNDll es oar; sew wia. as NEW P• 1171111 112.1•02Wi1a deo • et Ma 21•2101111 ad mamba for Pitla n aVATlON, kw wins Se re a = est IENRY Anna il l. a. Herd. aka from SPORTING• " m kt, Rrown,Caliban, Keepsake, Bob Handy (late Clap. , gyp), Browlt Dubois, Lady Macdonald. Wallace, Hawks's. eye, Ma de Clue, lieighboan Tam claim PRAM) sour. of 100 sou. (handier The winner of any race after, publication of the w e te . (May 17, at 11 a.m.), sr etches eximetel, to carry slb e ; ' n number at hoesra th e peoplaty d the manse owner may far tkia piste. Drielleirse. Age at lb " • ' Age at lb • Jacket • 4 .• 1 2303 3 4.;.... . 1 7 0 Nelms ......... 8 9 0 Theory 6 7 0 „„ . 4 8 11. 'Neaten 4 613 terdme; 5 8 7 COCil I 412 meta. 6 ~. 8 4 Cleats S 410 Vanua 6 • 0 Royal Osk 3 •10 .The Greek , ... 4. 8 • The Non a 6 9 Alleges • 6 ' I 0 Rates 3 6 6 4 .. 4 .. 7 , 7 S 6 7 MINI - a 7 4 =44 4 7 • elle is 4 6 I lie& 4 t 4 ==s6 1 6 4 , Di alie ster S I 4 I I 4 3 6 4 3 I • Inaba_ 3 7 0 M a r Remedy a ome TM 11009 7044-111,431.1) d 80 son. h ft; tar oohs Mlllb ; and nisi, 66 Mk. Darb y oune, Lail, The lark, Monate% Real* Y. 1,0 • 8 % Matter Massier Fearless. Tam So= Warmer STaiu (handicap) dlO sow. each,' . h ft, with 100 added by the South Western Railway Com. play, far all ages. The winner of any ram (=Mom en. =1) after the publication of the weights to CAM 51b r Ore mile.—To close and name to the dark of the wane this evening. lUM, lIAJZISTVLS PLATZ of 100 Isamu, for mares Daly; ; r ; fou r . list 9lb ; Sus. 9st Ale; lix end it quireter ;to start at the winning . ► — an==slll6 . to Om Inert of the coarse by 9 o'clock this evening. DEVITT and MooRWS AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKZT SHIP.—Poe hYDNIT Meet (le len tr.m the river on the Mb of Jab, caning st.Plemeehh r. ,ml‘ert paesenspis GO the utetAigut, the spleadkaapita, lalt ship LA Ili KWH A 1 13 years .belonelotr 003 4 eirklur .saxl Aunt, register 1.1111 tome JOHN WILLIA r =4 .xn.ler lyine In the East ladle balm This line ship' t ,:ch expressly for the Pygmy trade 4. r MS • Ida lent r , 1 rate svcomm.4 iti.hs Q *pie eemeers• rititrilliPOOL atm& LONDON NM and !. Luz maw= =mum 064 Fie t Dibabookl larlea. bsepoul la rlads aid 21, Poach - £4U riplEl NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 11001 A. MO Holborn (formsft Casino de Vedas), are OFIII lI~HtTWWINO for DANCIIeO. Doors open at half-pest imrtoira . close it edisill Oubauellr THIS MXI NO (Wetlands: ,) May 23 ;by epeeist deal*, She aa~a- 7 -- 2 will sot be demi till 2 o'clock. the band, under fDe fepeelo• of Mc. W. X. Pecker. portoridarg • wronged tar tie cono% loodudloweloctlas from L ru re; aim of ..ice" Arteidiales 8111PLVII PSOPIITY oft the BOW rot BILIMING MANCH of the LONDON, Tlig e rr, and earriAnD &tummy. DAN 13NITH,_ _ElON,sacio Y It a hav iCla f tend laelraellois to an a. by AvenoTt dm Work seer the leak cd jaglasol, on TITOIDAT,Jeas 114 at it, in Yortfolght Lola, the , • tiCairLIJS Wll/ and WOOS= on this line of railway. very lIIIMIMPUI 07411 Ina enclosures of valuable oas house and =ra w., f= l == il or 0 e la I a jk c Lt e ll Wily r t atra p fnWspaisesdlees to "ot apotooe va doso omati o orofolk ul t=iiimac tOli ailtlif aregow th• " 14 7 v iiii Insiv h ao . trsza to . • I aad :11 1 * "1 6 1 4 . P d v. b " r t ga St. the Li t t lease and I : rfliti g li iire te*, NOWllle ria = d with three sane la r tOO% owl the ri M I.j%aes s end ile as . north ;f the = earns plays, • lirlllfrilleeloa Wriefas llopsterrsos, 10 Be. lawn'.. W T. Wile et midi lend, *disking the Lea. eara ny tr. 11p. og #rsh lead inijohdei the Worth =ZS. Ir. Wei at otadttoOl , near the saw ;aeon Lots 11 asid 11 fa. W. I. cd pasture land, near Plaistow -13, 14 dad 16. Three plots of land, close to the Lot M. 4 hi 4 red leWia at the sane lases. . Itoot iab ei s lai rtietai lm i =il42:ertso mig t is , it Lan • STIT nukes XlBlein, pot Dade aleesk a t j ad ei Vpials cd Ms of a oesrednat dr.e , sad all tartan treats. to sad deaf to Plaistow Medea sad ',Weep sail the idi raitiwillt pleas way be had of Yaws. Nol and gotletidn, ft. Oresharnotreat, LC.. Cd ial =. Crowder flea, and lawford, fa, Wlmmotreet, KC. : at the at the flocretnry'notace, Fencharcho tr est : at tha Breda and East Barn etations . and of Mows. Ify : DAZl Tas trl, 80111, and OAKS" land watt and surveyors, 18, W place, Pall-mall, ft W. .I,i bring lefty and olty, ale am film • upper- Vinity for a law wooed WAD ,out Silt carry an eaperlonood werpos.—Por Mous 'sr pas. wM appty )Ir. GLIATLY, ihiprovion, orerbonee - to captain WILLIAM& on board: or to DEVITT and ttie)R.Y, 9, BUZtorotroot . _tonna — I PMT‘ Demme The Twampanwe Mont Meeting of the Prose Men hi Ude Common me bold ea She lath alt. The/ She wed et of the Ikea of Nineteen was adopM4 tioniseedy,. mad sho That the lie Preedeen tat SO TOW earynted to TIM the Ufa Premiums win AM the New Lite Badmen Of WWI Ia • M ed. Ontlub Praidum __ e • KM ills. id. The rear iriairs mods N. t Ws lad Mele wealth awe mesas( N Of essimlai et the AT Om- P r i vss== Id bitbse S faderme 70 Uss. re be Iftl ini rarilim. DMZ amisig r tAi =, 110 ATM, A RGYLL ROOMS, Great Wibiliaill-stzesi, ifora= %tar e =ro eii; litaldkimaat, ineriarMllbslNO/111111 URA =tgAiona. kispith aelassin to SR/PM st I arawk. DEWITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Ter PORT PHILLIP Direst (deliver -1:4: at the Ilailwevalser, a regaled trader. ties NA arrhad treat the colony In re dare has room for • few tone g r ar tr imls flly . the splendid ihsh.holit elipperaldp register 741 tens. GIIURGE JENKINIL Commealer Woe in the London amts. This amid Is lilted let the t &mill. one of the fastest oilers eatetlbpert et lades : she has a splendid poop. and eassasHy good sonemeodattras tee eahln asserugers.—ter tested or pomp apatite DEVITT sal 11001 E. 9. latilteretreet. LINO ACIADI:MY 36, iildersgate-etreet' )::) A t FLOWS bre* popilmr sad sgact QUADRILLI lltuday, edassOgy. and aturda. Adnitolos IL AJ WO= Irldreslds Dada( by Professor T. Young. ~V Malt Muds Issi Bd.—Wß. A Long Quadrille MOS ea Wldt.Tusidsy. srg frau 8 ttll I o'clock. Tickets Is. gaol. Dsvrrr dad mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINK PACW WOE low PDX! Pall.LlZDassi a reeds, imam Ids Isla reared h as canny, sad will ratan sods stilt her roil dwpsisiL obi illoadliss Moir ball Wok dip corCillia.ali 1 u>e Mids. 10. Dusdir awl isms burg= I.i INK /OWN OM R' OODPIZY, ir.strostides; Idea is Ohs Itid Ist* Oasis /Ids mid • u Irani swamis kr ths bads : Sas s tall pos., wins astesis arcoreaddillin it adds and 1,111 ars es *pi& eave,l sin iswitisr araporks Os cant'', of mak mai Is aMMYN dor bar paid swim la %k -iln./ .lut mock M Os selosq.—Par Weir at * *rpm.. lip pi) to DIV r sad WOOIL R lllutsraltaat.t_ TliZ thelioll CONSERVATIVE e LIED SOCIETY.— Mats oth th Beth the tar de allik $1•1 6311"1 2142 rt TrZ s r rlehthe ot the portheettheper i leTePat Tet abd =etes s g w eld ‘we ‘ ;Mhos Illith ththiththe. obi et the cruse. greet alth ee tht. : art peepetthese tree.— Athemethethe ',maw errs LIW amrszonit, Ikerstory. 11. Sertalltheith. SIM& WAL Tan LONDON PAVILION Tiebborne-street, &Bs 11:1124 1Pla rearl a Pis"" ia eliZ aka‘ cm. L P ' 4241= 6 . (be ratiwinist Masi) r- VEIBVION 120, Pall-mall. —'111: F R igivitenr AirxICAL ix.rzoN et PICTUNAIss adelribetloas el artists at Ow sad Mend& is NOW OPlN.—Adaidas lid.osialeges• • d.—Op.m from IP • BETTING, AT MANCHESTER — DERBY. sto 2 opt Himont (t) 9to 2 Umpire (t) 6 W 1 Tbormaaby (t) to 1 Buccaneer (t) 12 to 1 Nutbourao (t) 20 to 1 Horror (t) 23 to 1 High Treason (t) 23 to 1 Torn Bowline (t) 25W 1 Rodeo (t) 40 to 1 o lasc : . eater (t) to 40 1 Bottom (t) Ax -Tuzsper. TIE V ITT wad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LOEB PACIRT allll..—tar HOLM TOWN Divan (• go rilla' trader. ha antral trot the arlear Ib vie. la.aa "ACT A Lasll4l=lidaa"la t• RA. All . w iz rkir WO aSi for 11164 =Willei 1111W1111110r, Am* —1716999 1: St Inahoingahadarn; or •• MIMS ran *IRE. 9. Rninartireet SHEVANOIS HAM without delay, by or olt urvielly e t =ANY aftr i allay S p t. is7=s—by say Wed= Deposit= ie col sa amests Om ila. Clipild. =MK la et itl• sad AI re,. Progoa",ml bar mg Ms ea ANDUW JAM ROM Mititieng Meek,. DORTRAIT ROOK for Wiwi =d hi o = .11. the Meer' Other, of the Pmeisek Whig • mach Improved light and easg p = b eedl io at by the League &Owl at . team fait ha W. Aim a$ let, lie t; thare rr et rate _; eat glitiehrdareirt.tra•bauislootd, for bed. bn emegeteet Pmolregain test mud faith. day. 7 to 2 Vutlu (t) 4 to l opt Soclusiou (t) T. GEORGE'S-IN-THE-EAST. Dy 1T and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINZ .1 r ACK IT PH Ir.—Veer le Ile Itonesies Ernitrallos Agenty. T 9 be MS Jess; te i = .'.y ?Alb Jane. —Far Os To DIN* upper ship IM OF TIM WYK A 1 In peers Ism reglates. 1.11W11411 GRIT. Ceemesoder bins in Ike geodes Peek& This Ilse eldp bee a Mei grab superior acessons sidelse for calls pessaseve, carry en esperfeseed wawa Hadrimernemind note rant .oyan• in no ape. die .ehre • 'seismal.% eppeeleallp ter shippers cd Ilse goods —Ver sums a !mins sr pion n. sew be - MITT &WIWI/RE. F. bed MOORMIS AUSTRALIAN LINE ]D g .e rr ilicfrr smir.—asnes ler GLUON° detheriasi Ur whorl , . • troll", es Vell-lusewn cUpper.Dellt TRAM" Al D. Dunbar •ied it NOS 110111 i. J. • Omossoder eg la the list Nib Deed MP los dip Ms afa poop, +PA Proi•reis so otmoridstisi dor —Per beim id MOM or pima oppb to 3dr. , Om emu% AmiPro* Llsio ham ; a I So rd WOO/4.11. llMltoratreol TLRrrr sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PAO= sank—rap LatIMMITOW IS (a ea. galor tnaar, WI la a taw (WC splealkt Almada, Omelltall TaaMAIWA. •1. raglaar fat lona UMVL omassdar: Wag la Yr Gain Du* Mb War liar= was ballt * Wawa W. Nail awl Dm et 21.2 M a Ws Lamaades bola awl ass fOa hi= 1 (st lamisa Er los weds* sal amaaa• *AM* kw did aed WIN MEOW'S. ro OIMII e % - ffi =pa sap* to Wawa ItallD sal acad. : My ITT sad MOAK Wilammilrast DILITT sad MOORE% AUSTRALIA. LINZ Acc ET PHI? LACNCERTON Mod 4/1 Isaac barlai the ers.t.r yetle id We amp elm* tM apieuda sruoilt unlit Alter _ bargee WMTIPDAY, • 1, nom. gm s e w. "4 Nn.„ Oommookr: lylor is the loo#lN Dodo. Dm and rst• rompiadiliocts• • Dr!ollof oalkis posomoon. /*or hallow portiothiro sper so Yr. T. W t&o. K Iletos'olkoo: or Is DITITT and YOU= Yatoroitoot. LONDON to WirDIZT Direr MONTHLY LINZ el ILILCIL *ALL ALTYLALIAS az LOYAL MAIL unitvallied Clipper Mpg et the above Line will deeeseried penetrearly tram tie London Doak receiving reds 1111 the el semi math ,masis pagnienetr tal). noteir Ortan Chief . Motto of the Roe* LIM fake Now le ('lts of Manchester .. LIN Kong New. II --11 i use 1= Joie 111 The noorniflerot !LAU. of this Lion bay! byr the Todd roved a world known refl.= sad taw far In... Wen WWI by say •a•=ellsab for frruerd or porno!, apply to IS own" JAIL num and l'u . I...rrerpood . sad T. Y. MACKAY awl Co., Macegaar surer, Londuo. nVE y RLAND RODTL-0010CIINICATION h STM to INDIA, AUNTRALIA, Me 116117 T. Th. FIN tyst EA rus red ORIENTAL STEM NAVIGATION ('mitt PAY V DOOR PAIDIECCIERS and resolve Corot sod Parcels Me told thou. Maya, Oath, farypt. Adem MAMA Cal. can& the Straits, and I'l app. by Mole sesaassro Ikeda wawa .tn the 4th and .. , nh of every month• tar Malta. Copt. Adieu. awl Itmhey. by thaw of Um Leh =A Mit of each mouth . for tillo-.ltar. Malta, Egypt, Ad" Dombay, 4*.yto , E KW; Doom s Kan2arno Island (tar Aflabldfr, Ilelhoirr., and Sydney, by the steamers leaving Beighsaptott on the Uth of every month and for tlautitioa and Ramies, on Vie *loth of every mouth.—For forth, particulars apply I °vapours Offlees. tit Loadenhaltstreet, London, C.; yr Uric:alai place, Southainpton. MES4RS. MONEY WIGRAM Wit I SONS' ( o f illackwallyanl London LINK of PAI • Kk.T MITA to • •TRA LIA NI ELM or VIE. Port Phillip direct 'to leave the Dirk. on W Y.D. PADA Y, June tO. rallinu rat Plymouth the splrminl clioper ship PAnia. AI. 1.0.10 tons. it PORIiE If B %WS, I inuonner lyinn in the Ilmt bolus Docks. This ship formes .nr of %seri Money M loam and tarns celebrated line of pu kits. • ha h comprise/the Lincolnshire, Suffolk. Kent, Norfolk. 1 .rkshire. and other last, fitconnte, and veil known ships, built and Atka expressly for the pumper trade to Australia. Her n. , •irnmiolatioris fee all clmmes of homeroom are anturpommeiL act she nfil r.rtry an evlcrienced wrryeoa. IFOr freight or per ▪ slimly to XI-Ll:id', ALLMIRT. and MOROAS. with Marra IitRAM and yoiNx, I:4. Lessideuhall streeL —Pomo. ▪ rs M this line of pack -is are conveyed from Publbegton to Plymouth. hest-class for second-clams brag, mad tecond-ciam for third elms fares. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to N Vow YORK —The LIVERPOOL, PISW TO= SW PA I L %DELP II IA STRA %I SHIP Co PANYantoall dispiallgag taelt bill.powerstl Iron Sr n• or Straninktps. calms si Quendoni ombart proorager• and despatches. WEEKLY PRI 0%1 LI V ERPOOL MR NEW MEG PITY OY BALTIMORE. that day, Slay T 3. VlOO. Watneolay. O CITY 01/ WASHINGToN. Jane a And earry auk reeding WedocablT Cams wawa la, I:, and ?A taalnaas, accord las to MO ICCOIIIIIO. thalaa. Forward purse, 8 palatal. Including all movtaloas molted laaantgan for t anada and Ma Mgatoro taa booked thlollolll_ll_‘=•Ntmata . ter v t v ruk furt i r partleulan . to Wi lad MACIT. Q. King MUllanastreta. COY. KOTICE.—Ebaso atsaisers cstll at Cork Barbee; cm both out ward and homeward to land and ramie, Malls. BRITISiI anti TORT AMERICAN ROYAL &JP MAIL STEAM 81111,4, aprolnleel by the Admiralty to r %IL between Le wEsnani. and NEW YORK ilireet. and be t•••en urskrooL and lir eiri iN. the Boston ships only cat Una at H %LI PAX to land and receive pariongera and her Majesty's will , The tolhowisa tie other trawls are appointed to sail from Ark'C . A. air NSW TOKI Dine. Saturday. May IN. NIAIIAILA. ger PORTON. Asteirday. Jitne Y. AAIA. tar NEW Toll Meet. Satur.l.44l. June 9 YoftlC trireet, Warnla . y. Juno t ' Irklnt poomosiorro an.1z...14 for Nara* and Havonna.h, take trohlorred at yew York on hoard tho !Lyal Moll deem klrly Arm& or wavy. bacialing atewsnl'a fee wed promo's", bat w ith... , who* 'w Woos, which aim be obtataid ea board :—To 11 . 1 41 ^rot bwton. chid table, tn. sloari 1 n Z a. 14. , To N•• o' thin. t2w mem/ 'labia. 131. NONA.. an,l New Vort. apelsn wed P..: • Mn .11 pans I. La roe,' awl tpurria. nub ,w,istowl t..ra limbed viralw asend wYa pi, 1 ". 01, ho. o.lker laiernitlim apply le J. IL Past " 4rewa, Loudon II tWIN. ma II MN do ,rt. . a and J. test. Itadassitltene. gesartows; sr D, awl C Whir, r ill 4= Lis.rpmel. Sf . E , AN .. l v. f . r i na g t enilliPOOL to ANIZLICA via . a , a ii . : 4‘,....11. ruom uTut.rOoL TO QuilliaC. • rt:i Amerika... May O. I Iloboottoes. so /allow. N rib I:ribni May 30. Y to.. : . is• wry to Met Took Doolook Q•oboe, 71•Mireal. TO. r E^. al: I Hamilton : riga sad MI ea. aseerdiai So aceamoo d.C.k . . IN.rUand. 49 awl ad : awl to all pros of Ommlsor! lbrTgh fab-r., on:online eo treW. he he Mei e s On eelle • —ffir l'r , "ti,.rtolalArs s pply to YAWL aril Illk Wales. cos.. t, Li.. rood. STE.% It to itefITEILDAM end the REM 6 ra trots Wm(.-11 , e N..the , ta.l.9l.awhsWelaras to w NAT Captain W. tram the ttriti.h 8616 W Vaasa walking at 11 am' the IFTIMPOWD. tIM sta limn Or it. , .aer orery Th.traiar evt, • •141•1, at t taaptte. 11= A.. r to rufLuer.. mural. ma t n'LLIPPik Avila le Netheriswis Mora bast LET. 3 I . aft sc CSAIITIOii.V7ATHiIIteriON BROGDES rawmassad Ids calla.* lam Me Cm{ OM Maid as Ur Istvolai—•• " ate Gold sod Pare GOV maisd a &Yam WATIMISON sad 11104Dlar d =e) sad MI are* Maddirdmeld = m ap Cis deladdis, sad ad the dmatilmtwde ul drink Comaappdm, W.C, mode al GOMM awl kaftan *Or Is. saM-24.11 Makiiiidat dam M Me mold& sad ea Ilidendips L . GI & S KOVAL. TLEMEN.—IOT ICE of PAC F r o Mr. MUD boo bawl 1* allasktifely fir! y le warn Si briars hen Ilis4alussi le min wrier pranks', nig Ma man Mb is cam the Or selglires4 el Us. per pin sad 'rev= assisit a ln.= soandiumos Ilmewri* sew Mins will be 11. 1111001L417.1117, DOND4TAIXI, fe MS vim .t II M Mir= EITINNESS CAPE. Mu. STRING AND ISIMIXII3. AMU RMOSES sad SON bog to date Cott their pre positions w ell In esd MOM eneaad say of ir releines es well In splint as le varied,. They have visited yekelpel newbels bs se hone In/ Mooed few the hoe awl awed mannikalmen and Inat sresaisil welt so rearimend et sorb ohm never Ulm been ahttlied coderse net la this sr w. Ober anniley._ RISPOLI TAROILING DIIP.UMUITTE have bees d wtth sa eadlenverien cd thanalltrest aad nen pavane Than ITADT-MADE CLOTIITN6 ROCK la in ever mit sad they venture to aay Dal Per aims sytt „ours• enterlid sad waeteaariship. teelendens et Minh sail sheepassa It Is sane unequalled, ens to the netropoLis at Vries eare has bees bestowed on the 'immix, EAT and OAT sad 10err and 1001 DISALTMENTS, which have bees Sandshed with an entlrsly hew neck at behioriable and senora. his gown at each gnat pines as enable the proprietors to offer than very , puma ad MOM and d ia trtake this oppornmity of ammo las that they Wend giving their antenna the toll lama at the anditioa at the duty no Saks, Glom, to L MOO and lON. Conn al Ithearke sad Alisida end Corner I !" ithkg .l 4l r ie k. m ei itrarair,L. CounT7TtranaltW. _lralerTtral MOMMI and SON wish tt to be ebeerred. that deny article be not eppremad ot U will be eselempd, or the money returned, without beolletion. Their Soot for Spin rad &mar osislidaps “The Growth al so important branch et Intik Imlneat id with riles to telt-ntemaremant. and list et Siam mmy le pads oo appli- Galion, or pest iree. SPECIAL —E. MO and SOlillletabllahmenta will ho CLORED on SAT I SPAY EVLIING, the Nth, and MON DA Y. the Mit Instant, and will be 111.01•11 NED es semi tot TUESDAY meishut Ti " INDISPBNEIABLZ SUIT, simpSa nide la wises alms sad Li iis sal sus, Masadma parttadarly l susliss Odium tomillise. lids Ls salvaimay isessil So Implimassisessiseletis sod ssnias _ errielgsisred. Pau truss US. 71, w Wiwi d it Maine Zed WY, censer et Master Nan Alit" awl raw el New Oeheielnet sad Itartatevet SYDEN HAM TROUSERS, 17a. 6d., the crowed result of osammeried troo4u4s, is $l. elioleost tray dentists of this NOM. menelses ter Ito nos of mann. boluelmg Moto sad !AWL Illeitoost to to 1111. Osumi= Coot, Sis.-11AMIJEL 11MOTHZ114 SUNSHINE and showtos—aa raweogise, or railway. or sea-boac4—re w t. and lisautifully•Wabol ALPACA PALUOA art4l2ooAlll. at every patters aoll awe. at I. an d I. eld.—liMs by lIANUTL /111.0THHIP1, 111, Ladapata-MIL YDKNHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24e. ; nebula Minors. trots —Made ialy by LiMUIL azonauts. Ldsai►bla SYDZNHAM DAILY NEGLIGER COAT, td, amid Melbas. Made only by BAMITIL 1110711118, 0, Ludgate-MD. 11IIPTURE8.—By Rel Letters Patent. WHITER HOC-MAIN LEVER TAU (perfseted sod exhibited in the Rxhibitton, WI , is allowed by upwards of ROO medical gentlemen to be tbe moot effective invention in dm cum live treatment of HERNIA. The no. of • steel spring, so often hurtful In it, effects. Is hers avoided: a loft bandage being worn round the body, while the requisite resisting power Is supplied by the Mot!-MAIN PAD and PATENT IX% ZR Siting with so much eine and closeness that it cannot be detected, sod may be worn during sleep. A desmiptire circular may be bad, and the Trims forwarded by post, on the circumference el the hotly two Inches below the hips bring sent to the mkt.. Mr. WRITE, Eti. Piccadilly. An Cenbilical Truss on the aim pia elpie, sad a female to wait upon ladies, OORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOL N._/ Nandi EXTRACTED and CURED in one atlas* without eutilaa or pain. by Mr. RILNDALL, 85, Regent-ettwet. ladies attended by Mrs. Kendall if preferred. Taub Is. OIL to Ss. Mr. Kendall has testimonials from the loyal Tana* idi t: o whie i bl s x , b . e . peen, wttb thousands of ethos, bola all al the kl similar to as following :—Troai the Bar the Bisto;p of Loudon —"Mr Kendall lase! wrid sane corns on ray feet without giving any pain."—"fer Aleaander. 15, St. James's-place, has bad two large tosaalla sal a corn extracted from Ids feet by Mr. Randall, and sea letwitaly recommend Ohs." .... _ . . . _ . . ioarrio, 66. Itegantatraet Quadrant DICATED TEETH._ MR. 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RIMIM, poem to lief 7(sjoil7, awl privileged purveyor to the lea d ode. To be had et Mus home usandsakory, 96, stelae: leralk 16. Com- IdIL Lawkos retail kereek 17, brairmill die halm, Perla winks& breach. ah Oils is Is Wakes. Madrid. ROWLA.NDW LAUDON, aa Oriental botanical fir Impoinkes owl lissftles the complesiss. swi .kr T gan e s sWal and bile solsosid speolAs exerts tie met AM isolltlautir i c Or MA . suwilsolus AM awl ether sidwasses stisilli b ilkla WA Yr, awl human, al studistes Ile sails semis Sear ida. irbeibse wllbsistass le aid awi tratameasy sr Wow aster h is i. in / is rahriuMb he MO mots. trove the sultry slims et hi e, 6. a s hem sof the Cur. Price 4a 6d. and In N. ▪ Waft. ounds..—Tbs words . lowlands' Aulytlot- um se as swim id NO INK* awl their Woman, "A. Auttliwt WSW la lei Mt II Mt Bold at tO istikiwusrAta Low M ' : ; aid 4+.W old pitimsn. TRVILY IFFIOAOIOIIB sad MILD. De. scorn vamp awl LITZR Pius, wlllbset IllusediPasnessa. tem Ms recipe ..t itraq a Raft lbws Ma will he band loemloabh to vele war Weft era goer couipietate. Indigestion. tred. Waal.% Maim. of eit orms. se. Ft r hebitiaal ►see ••• al • iseiliata• they an {nay ~ea ETaill IS thir and 'steel to the gllmi u m snubs waft ponsie sad ginftpais 3:lialle awn= ipism.4llll bp nomidmilkils‘ lilSe NM la eL soot lb up to adi be XL &NOV lbw I TM lloe poem mamma elle gromp, a wawa Lobo. a. JanegadmiVapress • ilopearseat Asap. TART FRUITS and PRISERVES, 10a. per ar : PM Sauces and Pieklen o lo , :z u r .i deren . New Dundee Illemalette , too. per Breen: and Oleet lona Mulls and Choeolatee tk ltt: N te Oren Gems and Yeoleddre Pion Potted Mesta, ipsnu thar ad Marwick demenern kir Ana Onto" Smits Os ad Iltraabwiss Owen Ussoiref Der& Ye* sod Weetpletla T = pbened to Order N.B. IWO geed Tone Snit end do. pee lb. —AI PAULIN - ERN, 97, Jeneysetreet. emus et Terkel's* St. lanwersequaro. vosßrrre INDIAN CORN or MAIZE. J. MAY sad 00. tog to antonnee ttsty lsra s too dodo( the above, ilia a. bo used as a vegetabie ar sarloaltand orate Pockets tkL aM la. a ta i t i mrst tr ee, l or Ita4or aur catitima ea :111". tto L eol i s r at owe were 'produced. /17 • alot= awe ei bathe's, tho weight ot 196110. MBE NEW LONDON REVIEW of Politics, lAtendure, Art, and doelety, conducted by CLUMP MACIAT, LLD., will APPEAR EVERY EATVRDAY MORN- Ufa TM deter of pablieetloa, with other particulars, will to shortly saseemed. AR ocessualestleus for the Miter or Z:rW C. to . e addraissi b the din, 11, BougsaptowahreeL TAB au, Second lOW% I To t s., las , HOLMBY HOUSE : A Tale of Old Northamp tonshire. By G. I. Wirtz 1111.vn.tr.. By the way Mahar, GENERAL BOUNCE. Bessad SIVAaa. DIOBY GRAND Third Latissa. KATZ CoVIIITZT. TWA>Wlloa IA VOL INTZEMTIL Beand Make. 10s. 11d. Loudon : JoAs W. Parkas sad Bea. Wass Strand. Sarand Maim Grown Sr.. OIL, RECREATIONS al a COUNTRY 7 1 1 1, 111101 f: Snap Faroebig Architectural. ate. Norsk asehd, and Doane TheinLlate . tioa tram tlas Oman bettors of A. K. M. B. to Plyarr's toodon : John W. Parkar *sat Strand. dam Voir. V. and VI., Oro, Ili, of Ma HISTORY of KNOLA &D, containing the Ml= of Edward VI. and Mazy. By JAYIS ANTHONT i 1017112. Tao Sioand &Mop. rovand.of Volumes I. to IV., eompletlng the Italu do ttenry VIII. 8.2 las. : John W. Parker and Son, West Strand Two volumes. foolscap octavo, Us., M ADEMOISELLE MORI A Tale of Modern Amite. By the Author of . Madinnobells Mott, THE TWO MOTTOES: A Tale. 6. London: Jobs W. Parker and Son, West Strand. Recently published, Rrice Ls. SC THEODORE PARKER'S EXPERIENCE as • MINISTER, with some account of his early We and education for the ministry. London: E. T. Whitfield. 178. Strand. lug publigh•. 1 vol. aro, OM ISIL. DI. roam win/OW*B NEw woltX ON CINSBRAt AND ZINTAL DI9OIDNI4. ONOBSCURE DISEASES oft he BRAIN and DISOADZIte ot the RIND: their Incipient Symptoms, Pathology, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prophylaxis. By YOU= Winnow, D. D.C.L, Oxnn, &e. Tide west will be eareillty studied and received by the p p roo feed= as the meter effect of • greet philosopher, whose wldmn, elpildiat., met reeserch, large obacrvation, and clime reasoning, each ilimeted to diagnostic sad practical curative ptimmos, are far the benefit of mankind and to the glory of md. trine in merited in faithful characters upon every pegs."—Dublin Quer ied, Medical Jaffna Loin : John Churchill, New Barlogtoadarel. GIPIAT XMILIMIROOGH-11111111T, W., sees Ike image& DiLCIILIEKRWILL, LIL, LELA., laseees., ems be ceemallee dens V u l id e dePie r al: ears et Narver Delelely, lwrolestea lam ieseze s ea tm eareehig, flpirmlbonboak /112167, emateri selies, and Ina pelillebel. ea seem sew ad Odsteel Wee% eisiallsi *.CIUNAMITIL* 4.= 6 7 1 . — NA iliMbilli of 4P a ll t aimistlas— I T:tr ai ller i t imsk i x irk: Val& IN the county of SOUTHAMPTON.—VabsabIe MIIMOLD TAMS, In the parish of OWSLRBURY, a rouvadera MMus teem the city of Winchester, and within four mass of the Illiabopstoke Junction Railway Station on the South Western Railway. MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY Noe received Instructions to MILL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank, on TUESDAY, June 19, at 12 (onkel laths meantime dimmed of by private contract:, a valuable histatevable ' , REMOLD SSTATE of 920 a. 2r. Sp., comprising the several farms known se Marled' Maser, The Park, Hunt, Lodge, and Swift's Farms, the whole Iptag vsyeos peal7 together and presetting several sites for the MOWS of • msaloa in • picturesque and healthy nelabbourbood. Mere le • large sheet of ornamental water called Pieher's-pend," valuable addition to • residential property, as filling may be combined with hunting and shooting. Fox.ltounds are kept la the Immediate neighbourhood, and the estate generally Is admirably adapted for the preservation of game. The estate bee been greatly Improved since it has been the property of lie pre sent owner, and It Is Mill capable of further Improvement, the outlay for which would be amply repaid by the Increase In rental which It would then produce. It is in all respects worthy the attention of capitalists seeking agricultural investments with rir without 'ncidences. . - PartleilassMai be obtained of Messrs. Bray, Warren, aad Wanda, solicitors, 57. Great Itturellatreet, Bkoms , W.C. : and of Messrs. Dram Burnt, Sow, ana OAILIT, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo.place, Pall malt London, 9.W. HANTS.—A delightful MAEINE ItHSIDENCE, heartifally situate, commanding a floe mean view, and within five miles of the town of Lymington, with railway communication to the West of England, end to the metropolis via Bouthantptos MESSRS.DANLICL SMITH,SONouId OAKLEY are favoured with Instructions to SUBMIT to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, es TUESDAY, .1 tine 19, at 12, • very choice FRI of MITT distinguished as BOOHLIFTE ; comprising a marine villa, surrounded by 30 acres of land,' ablate close to the village of Milford, In the county of Southampton, about five miles from I,pniosion and lie fa me neighbmr hood, within reach of the meets of the New Forest foxhounds, and offering to any gentleman devoted to yachting • charming retreat. The residence is placed upon u g h yet shel tered table-land. on a healthy subsoil, with a full southern aspect, overlooking the Channel, and immediately op posite the Needles and the bold cliffs of the late of Wight, with Its picturesque Castle of Hurst and the lighthouses in the SAM, and commanding an extensive and uninterimpted sea view from the island along the coast to Christchurch, Bourn - month, kc., with the advantage of a remarkably fine beach. It contains a dining-room U feet by 17 feet a Inches, and a doable drawing room 35 feet In length, with a large Ivey window, affording ofnilirlew of the ocean, a library and reception room, velth chamber gad domestic arrangements suitable for a moderate establish meet It Issmrounded by pasture land, and opens on to • lawn and pleasure ground, with an extensive gravelled walk arched over by dwarf lime trees, rendering It In the height of summer a delightful resort. Capital stabling for eight horses, double coach-houses, convenient farm yard, kitchen garden, 6.e ' The land extends to the toot of the beach, and embraces in Its Urety THIRTY ACRES THREE ROODS TWENTY-81X PERCHER. It Ii In hand, nod immediate paw:mice may he had. Partknian will in due time be lamed ; sad may then be ob tained of Means. Boys and Tweedle, soUcitors, Itly-oLos Hot ; Mr. William Pia sarveyor, Lyming. ; H ot ot DAMIL Swim. 80N, and . OAILLIT, land agents and sur veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London, S.W. SURREY.—lmportant and Extensive BUILDING ESTATE, con tiguous to the Redhill Junction of the South Eastern, Loudon and Brighton, and the Reading and Radiate Railways MMSR.S. DANIEL $M IT H, SON, and OA KLICY hare randmid instructions to prepare for SALE lfy AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England. on TUE& DAY, Joe HA at lt, In various Lots &valuable iLEOLD ESTAT oonaideroble portions r of w h ic h are lame E d and under agremtsnta for leases to builders and others, and on which several superior residences have been built, and which, from Ma peculiarly central position with regard to railway accommodation and Its healthy nod favourite locality, will speedily become almost maths'' , available for boil din of a pro fi table and superior elm. meter, so a boarhood is rapidly springing up on varioasparts re lre proP7X and In its immediate vicinity. The property Is well circumstanced with regard to the supply of water and facilities for proper drainage, and there are extensive frontages to the turnpike road from London to Brighton. It comprises upwards of TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, and Includes the Bricklayers' Arms publichouse, at the junction of the roods from Brighton and Reigate to London, and a brick Sad with pottery In full work. This property is worthy tho alawallos of builders and speculators who are desirous of under , taking building opendlons on an extensive scale. as well as mi• vane matleasen who wish to build residences for their own occo• = .I .6isip t balm within less than as hotuts journey of the City station:, and the warkend (Pimlico station), and upsa Ms completion of the Charing-cross Railway now In pro gram we lawa the advantage of two westomd Mations. Parlioders sad plum are In course of preparation , and may be Itad Miss road; on application to E. ['Anson, Beg , 9, Laurence = 4. 4 .. 15 C. ; of K. Western, Eau, aolleitor. 7, Great Bedford -row, N C.: at the Mart, RC.: at Mr. TIMISIEstea Mao& Old Hank, Reiss e ; and of Mourn D. SERE, fl& OAALIT. land agents and 10111:70111. No. 10, Waterloo. piss W. EPSON RACES.—Tannons. Tits Caavat Snake of 5 sows. mei, with 150 added ; for 3. 74 Mb; four,. Bst • 71b ; eve Set 131 b,• Ids Wed keel, libll; mine and gek ri aL r oteed Si b . The Let mile and a quarter of the New Course. Sir .TheephMawlers O'Dea by Chan , 6 yes, Sat 71b (Wells) 1 Mr. G. jambert's Clydeedale,: i rrset Mb. (J. GOatle llit 7. !leer's Gaspard, 4 yrs, t y lonentai r s The tenoning also ran t —Nana Sahib, • tarlatan.- , King of Dkaands, X.ppe, Precursor, - '-.,),,' wiry T 72618, lad D , . :4be 1 Gaspard, 6te 1 seek eget King of . seamws and IL 7 to 1 apt Gallus, 8 to 1 0 tooLedeb Preeareor and Nana Sahib. at the pat et Disimerie, Nam Balgto, r: . Iltfirelisaway, end miter three Oise .1 these talether, King," being skip lie off ia she frost rank, the signal wee givan all allinfel . start. Precursor showed in advane ts e= lt= . scarcely settled into their stride the Tannin& followed is tie eater isms& legTyrt dale, and King el inestig, deedale lying ME Reamend fid es hist e Datil the Tailmitenrims, where Gaspard showed lades, vase-tells • Gass and Clydesdale E i to s ainip faminsi At the Elstmes the three ;Awed ingnenbeitintendtailsina lie sneleaml ran • 'or, ezektbis um isein. Silks ainininvisin the Welk to the loam .el the.menc ami, WNW is lir lit siatis,tent . - visa newaher win= MA it - Br ...,, unto - . sal X. 'Bina The Flutter g dimek . el maim ' Tani =MIME lielme, seta aseb, h ft, with 100 V* the Brighton Maw ColinjPll7 (handicap), i t si ma intain Timms adra. Throe quarters of a , : me.thei cuo. o s lforry in. a, . br iab lOode . nt, ( tyre . Gth.h. , 7st fib 1 u t Stamfords Lava, !mai (Lambourne) 2 'A Edwards) 3 o.•Lembert's DrePsdk6 Ma 91b .97, realising 4 . following also van: Brandy Ball, North South Australian, Tousle, Niger, Beckley,. earl Brothsr Anaf t l eleaterdy. tel east, )Ave, 7 to 1 each eget North Lincoln,. DroOeda, and Agatha ; 10 to 1 apt .Bat led, followed Harry and lava to the ftli toga wir tot tz wer were joined by Drogheda, and the fear 1 Ham getting the beet of it just before teaching the ji.e e chair, and winnie; by a neck. There win a head each between the second, third, and fourth ; the Oendltrkteed in. TalsWoorsors STAKES of 10 woes. each, with Madded ' for kir-olds i colts , tat 71b ; Albin, Bst 41b. The owner of , the emend come to receive 25 save. out :S :s the . 'sake,. New T.Y.E. (thisiquarters of a mole). 115 Mr. Merry's Dundee, by Lord or Me Isles, ilst 715 (Cmi.ancel 1 Mr. Boggs s Mandril; 64 715 .. (Wells) 2 Lead 84ntord's Wsgeon; nit 711) - 4.6. Preach> 3 ' a Lord A: Lens's Dr. ?flaw% Sat 71b ... . .J. Gager) 4 The following also an : Corinth Wilesehton, British Prince, Castletown, Hairless. King et Kent, Rupert, la Rau, Conundrum, by Cothenitone—Glenluee, Count Has, Adonis, and Lady Little. Oli rotting the meddling polio& Mr. Gully's lei toot fright, oworved against the chains, sad threw Day, who was so much shaken that be was compelled to leave the course. The horse did set ge to the poet Batting : Even (at first 6to 4) at Walloon, 3 tv 1 MA Dundee, 100 to 7 aptConundinme, 100 to 6 each agst Rupert and Blisworth. Waitron jumped off with the lead, with Blisereath sod Bodes lying unsaid and third. At the dis tance Dundee tack aim Seder with the favourite, quitted =tit eland, and an home an entrywinner by three ;came hawses tie nand awl third, bad fourth ; Dean% etiiis ran wide, briad Abe mat let, which, with the essiatien of Bennetts, who wee baba off, paned the poet in a dialse. Tien Roan *Axis, a free imams, of 20 ems. each, lOttiaeses ct acceptance, with Ka added ' • for three-yr-olds sad upwards ; extra weight for winners. One mile. Mr. Marlaad's Balboa, by Bsillisbreks, 4 yrs, 64 (A. Edwards) 1 Mr. Hargreaves Horace, 3 yrs, !met Mb. (Inc 10 extra) (Madded 2 Mr. laser's White Rom, 8 yrs, eat (H Orimslaw) S The Mowing also ran :—Znyder Zee, Volunteer, Lovett, Ltata isi ßelies Profanes, Prelude, Vulture, Convivialist, and Ro1=• 5 to 2 sgst Beubow, 6 to 1 each apt White Lovett ;Bto 1 apt Zuy der Zee. Prelude showed the , followed by Horace, Beebow, and Zuyder Zee to the dismsa, where Prelude was beaten, and Zuyder Zee took hie pion.- Databow came out half way up, and won by bag s Walls evehlis between the second and thud. White Rosa and Zuyder Am headed the ruck, the last two being Lucy and Aniyeiin. Tim Hum= Beets of 5 nova. each, with 30 added. °Pekoe' ic. New T.Y.C. (three quartses of im i l ite).7lVitu:bs.) Mr. Ininenis Min Ilm by Klnggon, 2 yrs (tIW, fat Sib (Pearson) t 1 Mr. Harrison's Annan, 3 yrs (401.;, 64 1315..4 Snowden( t 2 Mr. Newland's Chsnobse, 4 yrs, 74 1110 (air Tat t2Po ft. Snowden) S The following also ran :—Reaction, Macbeth, Ringlet, Pescatore, Watersprite, Vines, Chai n Pier, Scandalous, Maxwell, Gwellyan, and Acre. Betting: 4 to 1 each apt Annan, Mies Mms, and Chanoine, 7to 1 apt Chain Pier, 8 to 1 apt Owellyan. The lead was taken by Chanoine for the first 50 yards, when Annan and Ringlet west to the front. At the distance Miss Emma joined Annan, and the two ran home together, the race ending in a dead heat Chemins was three lengths off. Reaction bolted at Tattenharn Corner, and jumped the rails twice. Deciding Heat. —Betting : 6 and 7to 4 on Miss Emma, who waited to the distance, where she came out and won by three-quarters of a length. On pulling up after passing the post, the winner unseated Pearson, who, however, imme diately remounted, and weighed in "all right." The winner was bought in. THE Himmarra PLATE of 50 eon. for all ages ; 2-yr olds, Ist 121 b; three, 74 101 b; four and upwards, Est 716. Mares allowed 51b, end geldings 31b. Any number of horses the property of the same owner may tun for this rice. Winners in 1860, 51b extra. Half a mils. lord Stamford s Ling lady, by Orlando, 2 key fet 121 b ) (cared) Mr. I. Dover's Lades L Cluny 2 yrs, let 7 1 b.. (7. Adams) 1 2 VirCluista's Miss Julia, 6 yrs, 114 711 s (0. Pordban) 8 ollowing also ran :—The Fawn, Robinson Crass% Schism, Boabdil, Banda by Teddington, f by The Neb, Loogliops, Lord of the Toss. Batting : 5 to 4 apt Little Lady, 5 to 2 apt Min Julia, Bto 1 apt any other offered. Miss Julia ledlielf way, Little lady and Louise Le Cleeq then came on, Little La 4 win ning by three-quarters of a length, three lengths between the second and third. Vitals, 547th (Parker), did not get to the post in time to start, and the Fawn was left behind. LATEST BETTING ON THE DOWNS. THE DERBY. 5 to 2 apt The Wigard 4to 1 Umpire (t lc. off) 6to 1 Thotmanby (t it off) 8 to 1 Nutbourne (I freely) 15 to 1 Buccaneer (t) 20 to 1 Mainstone (off) 25 to 1 Horror (t) 25 to 1 Resta (t) 40 to 1 Cramond 50 to 1 lanchester THE OAK& 4 to 1 apt Seclusion (t) sto 1 Vistka (off) 6 to 1 Emily (t) 6 Rupee t 7 to to 1 1 fiagitta ( (t)) 10 to 1 Butters (t) 14 to 1 Ave(t k off) Certainly the attendance of a vast number of people at Epsom was properly described by Lord Palmerston as a " wholesome custom." The weather yesterday was enough to put new spirit and hope into everyone, and the broad sunshine contrasted most strikingly with the heavy atmos phere and the driving sleet which were witnessed here during the Spring Meeting. The town is crowded. HASBOROUGH HILL HOUSE (Norfolk) FAMILY HOTEL—WILLIAM MOOS respeettulty In farms the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, that Ids Establishment has within the last year undergone extensive alterations and hiprovements perfectly compatible with the comfort of thollt who may DO dealrons to parades a tIABI6II B.ISIDENCL handing on an eminence, It commands a beautiful marine view, end the purity of the surrounding atmosphere has been the theme of admiration among gentleman eminent flee their talent in the medical prufesaion, who express their asioalaima that Rasborongt •tionm for so many yaws have remained easel eavidted ant unknown while place% with to less peeAerdem especially to invalids, have received more general mooning* meet. "artfully selected wine", Write. London stout ales, wetland boa,. and ample accommodation ter homes and ear" raga • asp* bowling green is attached. _ el HA M P At: N E for the OA/i130e., bop, OA per down --GEORGE W Nan Co.. ertees of tbe above wines, no NISI ftexus• mod roar ...a, " - Rea and tan per dom. SHERRY BRANDY, podo a agras M. and tan pt r gallon. Ditto, la are ow Marisifs cc loseasy's, tom . GEORGIC WALE= Great sod Os., el, Iftwairearl, w.. tad 61, • Tower-dreol, COgr. REDUCTION ON TKO yINZ N7TI EUROPEAN and — COLONIAL WTIIII commirross. rausen. &W. The roosters of the ahem bs he mostaince that they sera Tattooed their Tull et rat hew atter their latrothe beseet el tia sew emermeat. ROYAL VICTORIA SHIRRY. as..M. per am.. SPARKLI NG Sienderd el 'magm) SPLENDID OLD PORT, lea years A re the weed Ws. Pr dorm ILNAT MADUGNI ST. JULIEN CLAM, pere and wither odd* Sr. MIST COGNAC BRANDT (Per or lewww) 44 idle. AFRICAN PORT, SIIIRRY. Re ead lie. The Reed ever Introdeeed lato tie easetr, 13ottko and pookaroo Included, and oh doom moo boo Ili say railway sOkilow Jr llogiond or Woks. Pries Ibis rove on off oodles. tam mi. WILLIAM JUEDIIIMPING. Moayor. NOTICK—WIRESamsd SPIRITS at REDUCED D17111111.—.11. 11201701'd revised list of prices. with Dr. Mande report PIA 20,0 all a = 2l6 eL Marti irill tmlina ( re). larkdal..per dozen La Matins (1 1 11LeBu MI lieeicee lkee r r itill Lk Ik. Le. IL LlOlll 1114. " 814 forma , * Lamed La per dozen .. 2 ,.. Part J DLL Afrlaan Tort and Merry 10s. and 245. &walk Aldo& Madan and Amontillado 24a Oh, tea sliromph, Us. 3d.: Burgundy Brandy, Us. per gallon ; Lauda lae very lent. La per one dozen case. dita=snr, kw dLs shove on receipt of 30 stamps. essia—A. 111OUGH, ne, Strand, London. A LLSOPP'B PALE ALE.—FINDLATER, buciitTM . lo A i L l L Lo. p bn announce put the ~n quay, beitise= ' eneks of eighteen rams Ma Mi W ardL ftni, ender itakenbridp inetion; adenine, Toolegnireeh ILL AT 131 ifinurr REGENT-BTRIENT London.- 103110 W CM= OhY. TRA=ST and CHEAPEST TEAS and FTNIII INGLAWD an at an ums to be obtained of PHILLIPS mad Cb„ Tea Merchants, t„ Kim Williara-street, City. Good drama real Comm Tea. 2s. lid , ta 10d., Ils., St 4d., mod Y. ; Melt Inasiong, la. It, Ds. led, and 4s. Tea and coffee to tits vibe se 48e. of away tree to any railway station or utartet tetra la Woad. • rim earrent free. Susan at market prior. Al goods onto, tree within idstA ages at the City. li the Omani of BOUTBANFITON.—The DIBDEN ESTA t t Valuable MANORIAL PROPERTY, with One EIBID EL beautifully situate in the pariah of Dibdeu, nee' le the of Rythe, about +even miles from Lyedhuret and' . 11 tido , immediately °mune Southampton, and bionited ... Alhe Southampton Woks and the New /meet, in • part of the country, embracing In the whole M=4l7 . lalether with the Advewsmi and Manor of Dibden. MIKISR&DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAIELEY with instructions to SUBMIT to PUBLIC AucnoßVirtart, sear the Bank of Ragland, on TUES DAY, June Hod l e in two Lots, the above very valuable and escoedin* diellemble _ _ FREEHOLD PROPERTY Let lblams eii lie DIIIDSN 16b2ATIs del: eNeri essa Kt4En s ci surroandir r the isra lletip e.. She air Sk i ei smi lr e g i on the earth iest Helm etime = es eeldieloe ael o W a lir eTh i e ndou ltlnNweinff ems pure ef An *the bed own eleiti is lisentlld vtl. lege a/ . _ewer • &OW WOW with ifin= timber red deli wesdlewlq biding tie '' roves a l a= ZWIN IMMO** MANION 1011111 D - etiry NM .101aresUag Worm cow prised In /NV irdelmmilld dor Dui die month of the Bashi. the edelL a t i V e rlimehen Water 'at Redbridge able It sad t arms a meet lib% inn; gee farms i= e 7eD i e le M ill r e fi ll =eiteNee. known ss Dibden Bninitidik panel ea so ot kibte tle rra t ifi 2= 4". Me T i elleger i les) . _ l A wns* and jolt swat 11. 14 , .22 li tad e re ei C r orerse WI adese va reil= sthm a. Jahn K w = . MAW& tardier with the son of Mien, • DINIIII DMIMID II £Ol lIA T TL manor, with its met emeleamit. • large reeky hen biddy blew m tie elide el the estate sad in saseenielts iof Tit abet tit/ weD timbered, intensresnod we"%a••==l,l7l"°' roads. is wed adapted for division Wotan, se wend Include %good Memnon for emoting a resides/en aillslaireald command a Soc view . and If It Is not sold in or lot et Ilia anc- Um or by pity.* contemn befinn.the est et Jim WWII be offered In the kite In the mouth of Jely. Let 2 will comprise a moat valuable little property, described u ITITYIi FARM, delightfully sittude upon the rising ground close to the town of Ils. containing about 76 areas, and presenting • line site for the erection of a villa rendenee. Dlbden Hoese may be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays, between 2 and 5.3 0. Orders to view may be had at No 10, Waterloo-place ; or of Yr. Brooke, auc tioneer, Above-bar, Southampton. Particulars and piens may shortly he had of Hamra Dawes and noon solicitors, 9, Angel-cotut, Throgmortceetreet, City, NC.; at the Dolphin, Sentiment*, ; at the Mart : mad of deism Dal= Muria, Bog, and Own" land agents sad surveyors, No. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mad, Loudon, S.W. PROGRAMME OF TO-MORROW. Tag Breen CUP of 20 soya each, h ft, with 100 added for 3-yr-aisle, let; four, fist 91b; five, Bat Sib; nix and aged, Bat Mb ; mares and geldings allowed 41b ; hones that have never won 50 sensor received 100 soya for running :Mond, to be allowed weight in the following Records's:— s prvelds„. 411; four, 71 6 ; five, illb ; six and aged, 1811, .(midis" not to be mkt:MA es winnings) ; any 3-yr.olds Aug staid ;ia the Derby and not been prised to be allowed Mb. Thewisser of the Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger in 1869 or 1880 to terry 1016 extra. ne second for either of these mom, or the winner of either the Ascot, Good- I wood, or Demister CO ps, or any Sweepstakes of 509 sons I value clear in 1869 or 1860 to carry 61b extra. Great Metro politan Stakes Course, two miles and a quarter. (13 subs.) Arg fing AP Prioress Manilla Therromiesdlend 4 Magian 4 Weetherbound .. i I Schism Independence— . 4 Tux WALTON STAMM of 5 SOTa each, with 30 added ; two-yr olds, Elet 31b ; three, Sat 61b ; four, 9st 71b ; five, eix, and aged, 94 Leh ; mares and geldin gs allowed Sib. The winner to be mild or MA ; if mitered to be sold for 801. allowed 716 ;if for 801. 14 l b; if for 40/. 211 b, over sad above other allowances. The winner to he sold by auction Immediately after the race, and any surplus over the selling pries to go loth. fetal. New T. Y.C., three-quarters of a ✓ifle.—To close and name to the clerk of the course by miss o'clock this evening. TO Tive-Ys-om Edema of 10 saves each, with 50 : added; cone, Set 71h; Allier, Sat db. Any winner before start ( =zoom fib extra. Ha a mile. (17 subp.) Mimic, Char- Oanslise.,. Itieslafele, Vim, Weds Vetoes TO THE EDITOR OF TEL EITRESPI. Sta,—lnclosed you have an address (signed by , forty-one clergymen of the east end of the metmpolis) which has been presented to the Bishop of London, also, his lordship's reply. May I ask their insertion in the columns of the Ezpress am, tc., May =. R.P. TO TEL MORT EIONOCIABLE AND No*? =TERM TIM . - LORD BISHOP OP LONDuN. My Luri.l,—WeCie 17criersignec1 7;gyy of the eastern part e: the minute:ills, in which the parish of tle. isethe-Feat as situated, having had our atten. tics called to a published letter from the Reverend Bryan Kisg, rector of that parish, entitled, " BACA. lege and iota Encouragement," feel called upon to ad. dram your lordship on the subject. In the letter we find the following statement, "The interests of my brother clergy of this diocese, and even of the church at large, seem • to require me to keep silence no longer," words which sp. pest to impßoate us as agreeing with his sentiments and conduct We therefore hasten to disavow Mr. King as ace ' exponent of the opinion of his brother clergy. While we cannot but deeply lament and deprecate the riot which for some time past have disgraced the parish of St.. (}roue -in-the-East, we must at the same time express our conviction that these disturbances could not have taken place had not the parishioners been previously alienated by the introduction of vestments and ritual practices unknown in the great majority of pariah churches in England. We do not dispute the motives by which Mr. King has been actuated, abut in all brotherly love we protest against being bold to sympathise with him in the send. meets of his letter, whether in regard to your lord. skip's conduct or to the question at large.—We have the houour to be, my lord, your lordship's faithful servants. A. J. Ram, Vicar of West Ham, and Rural Dean of Bark ing ; 0. T. Driftleld, Rector of Bow ; E. R. Jones, Rector of Ltrashease ; John Patterson, Rector of Christ Climb, Spitalfields ; John Tagg, Inclunbent of St. John's, Bethnal. green; W. WWI, Incumbent of St. Mary's, St. George's, East • C. IL Christie, Incumbent of St. Simon Zelotes, Bethnal -green ; Richard Parnell, Incumbent of St. Stephen's, Bow; Thorne. Richardson, Incumbent of St. Matthew's, St. George's Feat, and Lecturer of the Perish ; George Eastman, Chaplain of the Whitechapel Workhouse ; Riehar,! Clifford, Incumbent of Mary's, Spitalfielda ; R. B. Boswell, Incumbent of her Majesty's East India Chapel, Poplar; William John Oaparn, Incumbent of Christ Church, Poplar; Abidiel Hanham, Curate of Christ Church, poplar; J. M. Kennedy, Curate, Christ Church, SMtalfield ; H. Douglas, Incumbent of Iron Church, Victoria Docks • Samuel Gower Poole, Chaplain to Trinity Ground, Mile En d;: J. C. Tatter. mall, Principal of the Victoria Park Collegiate Institution ; Thomas Peckston, Honorary Clerical Secretary to Queen Adelaide's Dispensary; J. E. Keane, Incumbent of St. Jude's Bethnal-green ; Joseph W. Reynolds, Incornheid of St. Stephen's, Spitalfiekls ; IL Jones, Curate of St. John's Bethnal-pen F. C. Ewald, Le c turer of the Jews' Episcopal C hapel, Palestine-plebe ; P. H. Jennings, Principal of the Operative Jewish Converts Institution ; James Trevitt, Incumbent of St. Philip's, Bethnal-green ; John Colbourne, Incumbent of St. Matthias, Bethnal-green ; W. H. Chambers, Curate of St. Matthias, Bethnal-green - James Swinbourn, Minister of St. Paul's Temporary Irmi Chapel, Bethnal-green • W. J. Grundy, Incumbent of St. James the Less, Bethnal-green; R. H. Baynes, Incumbent of St. Paul's, Whitechapsl; R. - IL Vickers, Curate of St.. Paul's, Whitechapel; Timothy Gibson, Curate and Lec turer of St. Metthew's, Bethnal -greet ; William Jeywa. Curate of Christ Church, St. George's-in-the-East ; James Roe,Senior Curate of St. Thomas's, Stepney ;John Tolland. Curate of St. Mary's, St. Geore's.in-the- - East ; W. Hollo way, Incumbent of St. Johns ,' Stratford ; Andrew B. Sider, Incumbent of All Saints, Mile end New-town ; J. C. F. Hobbins, Curate of St. Bartholomew's, Bethnal-green ; ' J. H. Danaday, Curate of St. James the Lena Bethnal. ppeeeann~John M. Williams, Curate of West Ham ; R. W. Ifarimhoru, Incumbent of Christ Church, Stretford. Londonhonse, S.W., May 18, 1880. Gentlemen,—l am directed by the Bishop of London to acknowledge the address to his lordship which you have forwarded to me ; and to express his lordship'a at at finding that you desire to prevent yourselves, and as much RS reusible the parishes over which you are called to preside, from being supposed to have any sympathy, on the one side or the other, with those who have during the put mouths, in the pariah of St. George-m.the-East, disturbed the peace of the church, and hindered the work of Christ in the east of London. —I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Panama GILL, Chaplain. The Rev. R. Parnell, he. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—An ordinary meeting of this society, for the election of fellows and ballot for plants, was held yesterday at the Museum of Science and Art. South Kensington, by pennission of the Lord President of the Privy Council ; J. J. Shandy, Eaq., V.P., in the chair. The chairman having intimated that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had been pleased to signify his wish to become a life member of the gaiety, the usual method of ballot was dispensed with in this in stance, and his Royal Highness was elected by acclamation.. The following ladies and gentlemen were afterwards balloted for sod elected fellows i—Mrs. E. Eddison, Sir Charles Knightley, Bart, Rev. T. W. Franklyn, Charles Peget, M.P., Lady Ashburton, Mrs. J. W. Burmester, D. Mrwieribunles, Feq., M.P., Mrs. Newman Smith, Mrs. M. W. Amp. Thomas Newell Arber; Esq., Robert Puleford, Samuel&Mars, Esq., Lady Filmer, Mrs. Chester fielda Gayford, Mrs. Bay Denton, the Earl Grosvenor, M.P., the Earl Spencer, thee ountess encer, JamasCawley. Cawley. Seq., William David Howard, Esq., F. B. Bernard Natusch Faq., Ralph Neville Grenville,Robert Breadwater, Eel., and H. 0. Poole, Faq. The ballot for plants was then proceeded with. It appeared that 337 fellows had given notice of their desire to share in the distribution. Of most of the plants there were a sufficient number to supply all the applicants ; but for several a ballot was necessary in order to determine who should have them. THE INDIAN DUTIES ON hamar& —A special meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday morning, to adopt resolutions in reference to the recent . increase of the duties on yarn and manufactured goods imported into India. In the absence of the president, Mr. E. Potter, through ill-health, Mr. H. Ashworth was voted to the chair. Mr. IC Gladden moved a resolution to the e ff ect that renewed exertion sh ould be made to im pose ea the government at home, and in India, the in that must ensue from the perpetuation of a system of taxation so unsound as that now enforced, and that a peti tion with this object be adopted and presented to the House of Commons, copies being forwarded to Lied Palmerston, Sir C. Wood, and Lord Canning. Mr. J. Hough seconded the resolution. He read to the meeting his own calculations of the alteration that would be produced in the duties on different closes of articles ; and said the petition should point out strongly the necessity of the valuations being taken on the average of a number of years. (Hear, hear.) Mn render and Mr. W. R. W.: Wil d supported the motion, which was agreed to. Some discussion took place as to the wording of the petition pea lpored, and it was referred back to the directors for a few aliereakos.