The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-29 00:00:00

7 , /. l r -0 I > • „ -• mr • 1 ; NEWSPAPER t I '4164.41114.4‘ • rt 41 5 A .14 -.14.a . ••" e _ ea. 7- ;2:,...-if • . I.r- 0- 0. Na 4.643.] BLACK BALL MONTBIT AUSTRALIAN CIZIPPUIL 10X1011 is RYDNIT. • rosiow Al. 1,010 Sass. le nil July 10. Tilt beautiful 1.16 balls Apple momota• tan opoortoolty for alupporo Horton. lasigY Or Landow bucks, tunl soil to lAA Di):4 to MUD , )1:11X 1‘ tAN was. AI. LOOS too. aids& Goods toe &avowed *mid be ma down losiedlately to the Doi toils A.... Min sperlichil ship 155 well knows, &nil &fiords as oppcetusity tor sti*pers and protium'. LONDON to ADLUILiL. ITV Or if NCH ['TER, • 1, LOW too, win tiaTe 9 111 • 1 1 4.pe, h. this moolheent Oh. •5 sum loading at the WV, Leann Dort. Shippimi sad whore &Tv &area to impost lealetthal Tishri Woo maslAl any ehlOitemielit• LONDON s. 41., LAN iILA I oder arrangsasset with (merman. Free grants et IsinsL /wage swam nig ssml sigsrarda SNaltW... Al. UN Sam This mak ship has beds s► oa emend of bee eipeed sod accolumodaticia, he tie peva Ito Ode edam as mil tar Moreton By . ear weak In the lambs Desk& reee bad grant.. under the temtenneent vandatleete, te the enema of gee given to all per uses saying Lbw owe pomp by this 'hip eh lurater titheisa• 1 bit glees vgbbeg te MUM N, tag. repreeestattve cd W tivneland ibeeerbnial ; JAkti . BAINICt and lak, " Liverpool .eh Yeah kt the Mesh Del Line . and to T. 11. MAMA Y and ea. 1. leadeabaleteed, RC. NI;IIKLY STKAM COMMIIIIICATION to 11W YOLK tarsaL-711e LITKIIPODL, NW and •Tiall WT 00117 AN Y mend de ads tniiponwel Iran berm. Illawsahtp4. ...slaw al Wasenstews SI Mewl nasannant sad dearatahas. r t.4lans : WIZILLY /SOY LlVlltrunt. roa NEW TOLL CITY Or WARIIIXOTOS. Wednesday. 7a17 S. ULAIOOW, Wainssney, sly 10. CRT OF RALTINORE, Wednesday. hell . 17. lad yew anwsnling W s , naldnese= 4 lll. end A graask pilaw. Yansmoirs 1:=a " wn the walks WOW W▪ ronsh as wary salsaatagnats terms Far toast goiliders ypy la WILLIAM INMAN. ti. Wateralresk Wow* ; rr le kV IA and MACJIY. a, Wing Wilharwarain. BRITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL STRLId SHIM betwee• LIVIRPOOL NM NEW TOLL Direct. Yd bsts.sio LIVERPOOL me BORON, Ike Roles skips my sakes sli LUJAN.. Tie klhowlas sr siker swab are appslsted I. nil loom ihorpost, ss 86 Cork I. rosolootlie .s*: ' — iiii, — aTiiivs , TOM, liatarday, July IL 1 = ARABIA, by 1011 TO N. Saturday. July 11 A MICA, kr 1111 TONIC Saturday , July St maw, Imludias aufwartra In ant prartioni, bed tor Of lifflOlS :--To Halifax Ind Post" Aid = MB; or GIN% Lit Yo New York. *bid sabla. AM : alb. Mt Trolalit to Halifax, Boston, sad New York, Mc 11% awl a pa coal primes —Apply to J. B. Yount, sli, ile•44ll=Leadue . D. Curds, Harm, sad It. flan de la ; IL and 1 Barna, liechausootroot, , rim C.... QIISOISSOIIII; at D. arid C. 1111vor, T.W..... L dank Lowilgal. PHILLIPIA GRAVES, and NIILLIPPB, U. wWilmatch lest-class MGM.% lOC the iladi nialikile4 pee% with I sad passeessrs. se teatime : 10171110 AM aid W IN; SATS MX every heady Essiriblhu WAN*. from l. British and Isislia etassa. card di lb. ; tore cabin. 171. OgL : Mara cawSa and as u IPTINWILD. every Mandy ssi=b ui tsisa WI Ur Tower. Ina. 41. . SCIIIWALBM, Wednesday Erwitna. 142 2. tram Ilanstremi. Isrea-61, E. sad M. Astara Watt losed Maim Sad - 10 7 1 7 0/EIIirOVSTAI WNW, blabs Moab. mete, Job Vim Yam At 3 6 awl lb /10. WSW& 6600 J 0 S. tram Sarrip -4111“1. Ilbeast areembetUss be Fee 00566 bid pm.. apple as SZinlalbena OS" BriprAgleras, w. or ir PHILLIIPPS, 0 VIM and rummy,. 11. lood.bas. KC. OPAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 29, Lom bard-Mak leragiaa. rod &pa laseasoNagalspa lialoarlbed Capitol. Ctillallek Paid up and samealatai bode noel =Mak trunsams a assaiplica la las part al La an sad obeilan Moly Comprip dlaimpisasi limit by prompillsb ad Wad* la as aillionsai at dolma VALUES al OOLD.—WALTRUSTON sad • =WOW ler OD Isiermealee el Oa lebSe sad Ur& Sesterees hien% beg le mil, Os Sallsolby emeeneemes4 we =ft SAL Mal WU; w...-.d Om Us 1964. Ile kir Inger sod she wlll be Ake prelrebod by O. v 111946,0419•4 el es W. ealdeel. OW bibs Melded Imo 94 pens er amis. Mom um 04 et 91 467919 big, le 19 eureie .ss • a I* 9 mob .. A 11 • II .A../6 6 116 IT serer.. 11 • 11 9 ones .. 1 II lb _ ger MIMS le MIMI . 911 '7l T sena .. 1 4 9 994996119 . 6 1 I 1511111811.. 9IS 1 lamb .. 1 1 91 • ea MIRY 141 eiseis. I 9 si 11 ow& .. 1117 9 91•91106) 9lt My pear.... 1 11 111 4 emis .. 1 1t 1 . 49991 e.. SSG 6 .. 11 111 p gil lf=: 111 P I=.. • I swab 9 7 9 wear.... I U ile 1 eml... 11 9 0 111. lllNAMllbillillek OinUips4l.l. w.c.,lases.. Amy. hemes et arr. ma Swim Ise 16 ark NU. I a ekes el 6 am Or Era. ma se Ilabologe 66 MO Wink. LONDON CARPI? WARZBOIDIZ._ arl SONS WM as Irpostisa ef Ml* isimin MOOR el CtAIIPIITIX4). ibis sod Yds wail& le Os Moak essassabs. liew.Clistm es., CruNies umilare wen Bibb 4111 Ma mil il•Apainsi. wad • awl in Usagaireparlaial. M. BUIL Prigant °l =a laiesS old mg keilo/ kiesuft lei or Is a gam Ire ici he him 111% IWO alla all. Ilkaillft (PALS by imam StiSWIM and Iltailysy.— , N., mama nambam cam Ou—LILI arl NMI" Masa sea Liana Wawa. Ur =Yrs irmai. Mk. anal ban Oa aulllarlas by maw alarana blaatkipad.lll*. boa ma laa IllltAXD—by /LUL WAY: Mari, Ma sad Us— Clay Coma 211 , sod 111.; la- • likolkg. Ita ai yr Ma—ma sae la psil = saq yawl al Larks. AU Nara 111 Ibrw lA% sad Oa. Old alba% lamb larks lialtwey sr ILlagykayi. 111.1. apris amplogal. Till IT. PANCRAS IRON WORK CONFAXT 0111 NZ PANCILA&SOAL LW. lllsle lesals• arl Illemlisarin el Mud e boa llbilk MN% M Win ei coolie Rag it Varsdh Pare Pabst dip Dm Irralian. 414. 21 Wert. aLIIIIIIIAUD cATALOGUNI PM PICTAOLIIB, but nod by HARMS sad OM we met the *OIL Misr sonst in vas& Mod 4 eft or pebbles, : slek MI6 g er s ti. le bes.. .tlit e envi• e ipit e r wa sel& mik ES ti b: red Yrwr SOX. ita Ir sp= .3 the . xlkliisi. and WIRTZ MTH ar isdispemabi• S°l=Nal Wreaks. end le heffilth and s Zdtp he lie seellealllen et toed. SOWIANDS 000 ee rimM a shier ponder emir Id et the eal mei enehmell Inneedeeste of the atonal harbaL II darns all beeterees edbeeless to the teeth. and Maw a pesellthe TIIF am le the esemened borers . Imam the WWI. at dew of the teeth. and Wades a Maks Mien limp The breath alms tree the eatabrkse intd M the Masts Wear partly est tragrasee lend 1 N tta =ir. Mee at par bra tea—Tle wards low dents" as. are es the Yd. and "L lowland and Sew itattesserink" es the errenseent Maw. NY try blab sail by abembis sad perbinera D 111111111.41 P•TSNT PIRII3III VA/0•2112,14 r Cher. Mllli PiIMMO AMNION Or. 1•1011/6/ Arra kr Ihe burrs, al errs sprrisik sr rellyks sk • Imo sod dot Mom him ken la.-11/o=l WOOL. rrakrir Irma awl ti Oirldk Irks. RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNISIA D 11 1 2111" less. *eft Ifffef7 4,6 Park. d .= o ".. , 0110 * ..Oralpoollmloa. off= lbe is tie bug moo* tor fiaMify fit lbo booalfoka yea sod foifpollioa ofol so • WY oor no* tor Mina au* oliono._ Mop ,”oleft 1w Imam awl 01.41.114 al* tbo Ammons lama Spam It foam as foromobby olloolsolog drag.* la WM& Ito oof q..& Om we mob lowoosoi. Iflaffso bob mod le bolollmise. Soo mob, ow of Ws &mob frl olopot rawly boo bona lona WOOF boeffloW.—Maosfootoroil will alms* ollor On Is Moro. mod partly by DI:INWOOD mad Oa. ry; Now Posolloooot. larks. sal .44 by all I—Vostablo AlM. amosboot inglis rBUCHAN,' DOMMITIC muncniza, ivr 11 . 11 rat ma rirD e llrit/ g rea riva vß ahr fal as impsolk sad softies** blood, te.. la led., fa ad_ 4s. awl Us. VIIuITAIILIMIN OUITIIIINT. low all I. im CLR lApalas* balk rn.l 1 *a.. la. lit awl fa Id. CON '4II/41 72111 T 1111.101.11. reirslanratmg Una' ad amsalar Nyalm. waiisaad MEI ewes saaalrad aallil iens aflk. omit. EMIR apamalle aldellana mai al die alaakbsr. Iddrefe. war MOS& eel M Ifs d tom ma s malables od lareadag racy vlsal i nal b raa. lla. rr Mrfammallial 101 . Payalclaa s &kraus bee as egllaalaa. sad " llacerati yaw Mr PIPLIss4 - sae —Odd yIItrOLUI sad oa. fl laairmsb fin.K. W., ME laririedad ea mar lag of pial-allia oder. Tr be Id al all slmmala Molar *Ma appals banlss. Paialmaaaalraal • Novrbiary, 41. al faal'acaarafand I.. __ !IP4 Off aff 41 . 0 . 4 Kma l i a Clal.rd stews . bathe. wrap.= Maim 414. WP ▪ lAadaairlefe ; 71101 s$ 081,1 " 4441 " 1 Ulk SNNI. Imam Praia. A 1111•11 FILING RIMED? A ze. Dr. 'COM MUM end LIVIII rius i ir= imam im lheoeilal bepodlese. Oen In elle be Imre lembeollo br all orb* nay Ithe u rleue rid Um grit imam ebbilmen. Moslem al .. EN. Yoe se a km* amine beedb awl so • miler at the lbw sro truly ermilese la lb* epeollion owl MD *I asinse..., = imme. 'SWIM. premolo awl erreetelbe M. beau eyelm—Seld by . Ireabwt. lad bf lesil be beim la 1 W. mil Is. M. Is ors t • rat for Ur. ea= lad lievee Mk The psis Geo a orlon poem parbere. week WM. IlAmbeee. 116 Jeusysairort - engraved ea lbe rbe•P. CRYSTALPALLON ART UNION. riamerm encan Nal Nee. the SW of CARLIBLF., Y.O. lON, 01411 0111111 A. eilindbers way Wen to the aaseeet of their istecription km • variety of Copyright Works of Art. a rt statuar7. wskeeed.ware. mew, ph..tograpes. loogrm CIWCZ Volt IfAcli GU IN ILL SUNCJIIIIA Ur wit 41eleibtalks ef 111:=ea view to t ais erystal Palace, medal the codices of al spola Plesoectoo forwarded cm appileatto• I. WILKINSON. Santos. MA r. lisbasslollio Lig doses la July. VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY.—Thisd Sea looMmtroot to int 7. ddwieskos Is. Ow BUM sod Ibdr p.lut.d by L. W. DILLWOII6. Diode se Deity Lbw, talismans. Oaltalass, Ws !bare. Ws Pii W. sad taw Odd c lads. Islamlr Isasssed. Duscriplars estidsmOd. ROPOss SOWN. Imo ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. THIS DAT, yea at 3 Itaad—Logrofia Wizard --laysaash allnWollatehlazuo ad Ids Dap—Orociaa 34a. laso—Daaciag oa the Platform. Aesiazioa Ow lira). ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. 'COND.\ Y, itatr 1 /far the DENZlTy . efMarna CALDWILL and RISHO/.. R OYAL SURREY GARDENS. MONDAY,)e 1. DAY and NIGHT TIM awl MAIM CONCIZT. OY.LL SURREY GARDENS. 111111R1DAT "01. Midis hem thdr serdme. via : Hew Ka m , . Mails Parson Mho Tam. lbw Mom Ides% Tesneat, Ryder. and Herr Tome. IhnleldarArar Drew Dram Vlolin—la Ole Bull. Ac compewytele—ltile Brow and Langton Williams. Chorus—tits illswired Ydeee, bees the Vocal Associallos ard the norm Chord Soddy. Orsheetre— Two Hundred Instrumentalist& COODOCIOR—The Mawr GIORGI OALITZIN. The addle : Mr. T. ldrierhown he. Adzaimien, One OHM& includes an the Aresesedrats. LOYAL SURREY GARDENS. On MONDAY. JitH S. A GRAND BALLOON AACZNT. by Mr. C. 0. OWN (r. of the Warms, who has gives both bls anion sad !Moos Mr the coorks. kONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, Tichboroe-elineet, ter ot the asyseerkel—The Proprietors ern Loin sod tIONNHAII34/ati et the above tavetetile eft ot res. wt take this opportunity et thirties the potato lar the support so liberally bestowed. sod he latent them thet tor their Mtber nuovettience they have greeted st s peed o.y • most Swims sod !Indecent 0•0•17. Vete with 'Tog comatera sod which will be OPS-41ID ea 6AT WILT. the Ma et J tuts. Mann L sod d bare also seared the best wrallebis Week so WI It rimy be jingly rid to be the best Zukrtalosonit larksa The Ms Ammerbers Bowling Alleys oestlaue to be to Illessillve as Irvin sad re open daily at If ordoek. TION.—In consequence of tile anew V i r ig ees illA seeneeeeme loeTleleta tram griaßamea. oeliere iwienstal iesliery oftwieria, whei were amble lo oblate a& minden to the IMMURE es VIOIFILATION. lei Prelim, FNMA, it will be repealed is IFIZINIIDAT AFTERNOON. W IN July. at I o'clock primissly, at Ilhe Ilseeverseetra Room& Ibuirealosa..lta working modele. ei Cooke' Noy eisio, Veatiletios, will be Aiwa. imilismsa, mow awl =Ma aim, mai gin the pails la wank rate slab elui al the Roam sad an at Os Mareabas• lostquirat. .4ftest. Portmaskairsara SAINISBURTS SUMMER BIVERAGIB. A tableapendal of Weber or SAINIINIITII FlUrr 1111NCIS naked ink as °odour tanalsted a kiln it akl Ida ado a deneloom brume . they an doe peaunady adapled kr dasvarlas outmoded soda and palm wakes, ead la envy tokneo whore Wu Is a wow la use day ell be bead seat dodolia I__. anw. Wok oarrint *arty. and apple Oak mainele al la. IL V*, and lo IL ir. Impala quarter. &Iplara sad plat . lasuaohe aol eador gua r at I r a la et par t oadornlat Wasiak and Oat and kakerip al. la. IC la OL, sad In per mad pint —illowakolkory. Lk sad 117, door at Niels! Am& G II N B.—To BPORTlMlN.—The_preasut MAIM 11/114.011 0141111114•111111 SOW Ilmsalk Ls do ck at A. D BAUM awl lIUMI44AMG GIJ" AWLS mad DOIALLIAMILIJID BUM vary awl asa damapara deo ILSVOLYSIM, Brea WO Laden maws; with way of amsalair. 41a—wirwais. U. Strand. ll.C.t e rirr. W. irW lake arimp. HAMI TO. N ta¢ IC IMP . Tailcss, in. ot • IZZACT M sw CC of Mutn 0, 1017,01240. and OirM MATS tor As pentant troson. tionttims CIS depend on Intrlng won owl forklamblo dna lADUIf WAITS. MIL MUM' (ALFRED WEBB MIL MO NNW MING AND $V STOCK sariolalima Na. 710 Is saw sepias and waft lit Mrs Treason wen erjandbF A ZlLVaA Wlsseeslraddreo OM MOOD AM. led lobs Is set 'assorted with soy mai rMMltS nd Mwti Nis Is bin mom It MUM= DIS YININAMIT. DM FrHIBOKLICERATID " INDISPINBABLI , w . " es MENEM largely fir prawns Nil lideres Lai& Toweling et Nentaree. town as, be Wafted sal et IL MOM et eel Career Itirelon eat Now thilerdaerwe. canat i ttAirsel Coma al Telleilawarailwat aid iseraerwaL COMMIT 10811.111 eat Irreaket TZ:=ll4 CIAILIII 11ACZ &TS Przir IAGAIIIOII, 3VBILT Wllll TVIUMNCIL sex 1, _so isiaiisT, Toti• ask "R OBIN GO °DPI LL OW." • li ealrly Jesenal of Pad mil Mb& Osalaseed by CLAWS LACK" aIA Ifterl-aireaL Lase" LC. QUANTITY, wan% AND CNIANNEIL Nw I,J 1, Mao aL, away Nafiff• TEE I XPENNY MAGI•ZINZ, Mr 'mood dike Doty ill crease • pow or• la Mona Ws • IS amp& drissor It snails MN analdwldo• of She ftw or rilliqatalalN. Nome n.... ad NY m lompead bamma wa eimped Yob ana INN SIXP war ENNY RAGMEN NM lo .pal maw, sad Ns quality of cmisoia : 1011 blikllolllll eaodompearlso effisagrity of lam Wiourefamprarlala Nod gamodosopia tie NY M 0•11111 old M the vary but Waft Naia d= of Oa day. Ns. ll.* JONI. poles Id. Loados : Ward oadLack. Ykstainal dw. Wadi, hp. Sid, wwWisial bawds. TALES in the CABIN ; ett i , Nights on the 4HIPIIOIIIIIIOIII. Men le We was Author, pries nee. Ore, HICOLLICTIONI d A PH YSICIAN ur, Sploodes od Lae dark. 7Wsty Yaw' Prectioi. Luisa Wwd rad Usk. 114, llastatzwit. Oa ?allrl.lerit . .. _ L is. ainsmosial OOVOT, ,PHI ntrwr evuuT. By OtillfrAVE A !NASD, Amer of "Prairle Firster,"ite. Is I a lir ladld maga esli th niums startling scenes of ladlos se lattasiggis leimai, Word nod lads, lbst-Weat. St IMAM 03 =MA AIDDURAJIOIO, 30113M1T. la 1 voll, Oro, wale kopr W oooll sad oallowo4 S isa l 100 coo. oo V& 01., A : Its Varieties sad Complissikas • Li as. Loroodor Potholion of Dlosokool loopoo . . Ws: .60 lboarito on Mar Mew. Troolwart. Elootroled by am piles ooloorod tram onion. To ioNok amorzoll a woollso Toriko es Is prbodual Moms of tho Mom, Ily r. U. imusoo M.D. savior Plgoiolmo b thi Ivansita tar Aoooo. Onommption. sad odor Eirosos M 200 Low. Lair: Lampoon and Oa Joel pablisherk pies le iet See bile elespr. silk Sheer Onetiellheis, nianina a/ &WEIN. By Berm J. JORDAN, an, Useatials fte_iiigal asap rieirym, =Umbers" the Sept Wisp el Swipes', ~ark die et "Ma Dliesse. awl Web lessetles." Ss. plc* In ; by pit, ; .• A Thsigiss es Diseases of the lactess." price 2s. od.. by poet, Yid. Oestalaing the modern trestsiest i., adopted al She 111 of K Lomb. Paris for the ewe elf those discuss so pregMt In a high Pate of civilisation. =un Unpins Sae of lb. I=eaustuir cutaamuui scorbutic allectissmi, . treatment for supwitelalaad drepeeeted Yon., the. Noun of consultation from lo I, read 5toI;or by aspeirAwent. To be had from the Author only. IS. Owasseenet. Itesover•equare. Lumina. W. Pricy IL, w pre 14 stamps. DILBRIGHT'S MANUAL un NERVOUS DIIMLITT Is ALL 111 VARIED IirrAGIPI. with Dercrlp• the Cams. lUrstroted with Drawittp from Lite. contalulogi Ca tell portleders ler self cora By Dr. Sugar. Member of the mp Ylkysidem. J. AWL PaMwstxodar-row. IS cum" Oa wsairoaurArk mfIAL DIMILITY, to Jul rip ladsol AY di anew ter It lamps A l IMMILL = ea lie CAM an I Li. can d removes MUNI la MAL rib Oda diesel= ler wile rearrellis le bed& ar.4 Ayer, lie nisi et lereety-lee year( eelemtel= la lie Waimea ce Sew yeemller weer eel M Aid' UN le milli .. a .. lr . Llea We. M P / Clilli li ihriellerieet, groin. Oamildisse. le tE S. 11l •le i Na so beellelles la win Morels se ambled by w%.s the beet will eel be Mad voill—mbelber= penes bell Ye milks a • pm* yempler, et ~mi. —Sea Lards. : 11..E1114 Conide; asi J. Mks. U.Wirmlilina LONDON, SATURDAY RYENG, JUNE 29, 1861• ellean99 ONO Mb& et* mallpOosio by • Mr ST. JALKIII'S Ossimimi by Mrs. 8. C. HALL. COnTilirm for JOLT: I. Slghil ka AM. By Carteln Drams. 2. Caa Wing be MI: Tale. By Men S. C. HAIL Rime la Italy. T. Ade/pbao Trollops a Balsa Boa A 5. whore flrp we Roues our Poor T B Coloael Daniell. 0. " Waddine figetnione :" Wishes a Tale, In Throe Part. By the Author of "Paul YerroL" 7. The Magus of Napa By lalrbolt, F.S.A. 8 How I took my Bathe In filasabout By Mier Pardee. 9. The Heart of Montrose. 10. B Len d 11. The Little Stray Lamb. " A story for the Young of the Household. By Mary Hewitt.. Loudon : W. Lag and Co., Paternoster-row. This Amy, prime lb, t. July Nember it T Z BA R. A London laimala• Oar Town and Country lamina Id lad by Elmomuu AVOIMIIII BHA. 0:411111116 : 1. TM fleven Sou of Mimeo& A Rtory by George Aagastas Sala—Cbap. I& Down smog the Bed Ma. QM. SR Maw Merle deaDreeleare. t. The a Beam—Part I. The Mee of the Beeret. Pere 3. Chet& R. The brit. Part S. The ltaAlatt of IL 4. Aged Plety. Mound Yam A. Baty . er& • ligelllo Mr riod.Herb 7. Wilts Moue taboo* Ismtly. & Leda Poem. 6. A City Prowler. for Mier for Worse. A litesanco. l& Told at Preacett. ly the Author of "Ma's Wife.' 11. la Loco Parrott& IL Mkt These= : 0110e,11114 YleeFearest. OEN : • lamltiMll.Mrmqvarb 0 , 01 9 ton Larks re= .I•o;kaAlxitiltrig4tal On Jay I.—lts. St Om bon ds ; or Sn. Id., cloth gUt. lop. MAIDS al HONOUR. A NoveL lcsansant Wauma. looks : Last and Co.. Pattranater:row. NAVAL LND•MILITARY. Avxnuisr, Jvxs J. Tboaepsea. to the RimJaya. Be emsd-111mter W. J. Gelled', to the Himalaya. Paymaster J. liollsrd, to the Himalaya. Amelobat-Pa J. H. F. Abbe, to the Clamber Lad ; sod N. D. Roberts, to the Himalaya. ADICIVALIT, Jan 28 The following promo tion, dated the 22E1 betook ouusequeut upon the death, on the net instant, of Resr•Admrtal of the Blue the Hoc Frederick Thomas Pelham, C. 8., hes this day takes place : °apish' Woodford Jahn Williams to be Sear-Admisal et the Blue.—Glossae. .—Mastar RIIPRESINTATION OP WOLVXMAJIPPON. The Lord Chanenaor's farewell address to the deem Weiverhampion We boss pallideal. Sad a/poem a—" Her Majesty having boos to appoint roe to Ms office ol Lord Ho use 1 is. store to your Wads UN important host which yea have twice 000&led to as My cocoa ion with your bermilit will always be to me a mares of the plates am= and _pesreenol kiwisone whisk I have coasesatly at yew hands will sever fail to be recollected with pride sad mikado." On Thanday sight Mr. Weesedis addressed a mese* stf the '!oral elision I. the Moire of Wolverhampton. The haddiaires iluenged within and without by Mond% and ties • lihmals of the Memel' pve • hearty support Mr. Wegnalia denied that hs was • 2a stase ol g t eth ieverumest," sad this proceeded to ado the very highly Lord Pahnonies sad Lord John Maredi, the mosika of whose mess was well resolved the andienew Althee is t i e said) he ma not • Futons of the c=l. l ; that thwe was so Ni arms to govern the coun4y at this Mop Mmai those 40 DOW occupied the moony Maass. It moo as. solved sew eat., and amidst eowitiorable elmeriem that Mr. Womeelin, cm scoonet of hie WWIWNIIig and Wm MMus. was •It and Few penes M repressid is ba resgh. .4 cheer was then gime far Lord irSei. Mr. Wegesba • electios is empersied se aerials. 7su other two eisi Mr. flesnal Greed's tad Mr. Manley Rill, have bens fally ets: damn the het two in is ihe amines &him. thebi t town appears to be that Mr. Weetelin will be the moseesful eandithes The siseften smile greet Stan* and haw bodies el the ~Wog ahem' remised cengreptad daring is whole el yesterday is trout the Owen Moral, the headquarters of Mr. °Mehl' ooramiliew 0111CIEr. Y.C.C. AND GROUND RUGBY SCHOOL. . This otakk wag brewed too caselseks at Lord's twat .t 2 o'clock, is Ames el He N. C. C., by 5 wickets. The followi.S ie tin Nem SUM. W. WO•era. rgi regr ill.L . • I. b Olid, b Om* B. °sum Ns*, b Brampitis .. 0 b braimptc. • C. 11•011 t. Ibb b Ilemplas .. a e Onion b Braptcs /1. 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[math, Mai not out I 0 2 l9, 1.1) 2 T.tal id Told ll2 ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCTITY.—An ordinary general meeting of this society for the election of fellows took place yesterday in the Council-mores, at the °metope, South Kensington ; the Earl of Dude, V.P., in the chair ; when 80 new fellows were balled for and duly elected, including the Marchioness of Ades, Lieutenant-Coloool James Bourne. The Baron de Bruno, Sr Josh. Copley, Sir Hector °rejig. K.C., Lady Heuthcote, Lady KnatchbulL Sir John Kinastoo, Colonel F. Paget, Major E. Parry, Major Hakarna Ramat, the Marchioneasof Loodooderry,thelsdy Willoughby d'Eresby, the Lady Jane Walsh, Sir ..111111:4 Lady Templemore, lea The council have fixed cadsy, the Nth of July, for the next special general meeting for the election of fellows, so as to be in time for the great rose show on the 10th. To-day the police bands mho their public trial in the gardens of the society. Ti.. Inman Familia I'tau.—The Mayor of =ll haa received an official communication from Lord acknowledging the promptitude and generadty which ehensiterieed - the Liverpool subscriptions to the fund, and reqwetteg his worship to make known to the people of Liverpool the deep sense which the government of India ent.rtaiae of its obligation to them. Half of the amount subscribed, 20,000 re., had been remitted to the a committee, and the other half to toe Lieut.-Governor ol the Punjaub. Lord Canning has also forwarded to the mayor a copy of a letter addreesed by his lordship to the Lord Mayor of London, in which he states that the suffer ing in the distressed district, though very severe, had Leen kept within moderate limits by the liberal eubecrip tions of the Indian public, and by the admirable maser in which the relief machinery bad been managed by the local relief committee. The local committees (Lord Chatting states) have been hitherto able to give relief to all those who are unfit for labour, and for such as men labour the vigorous prosecution of public works, both old and new, has afforded the means of relief. _ . CULTIVATION OF Gams IN NavAl..—Experi ewes ham sufficiently proved that, with are, 6001bs. of cotton per acre may be obtained in NataL Many estimates have been made at a much higher figure, but that may be amused as a fair average. The plant, moreover, continues to foe a long succession of years. Sea Island appears to be the description beat adapted to the coast, while feeler mete are better Sited for the cultivation of natives. Oselies having been successfully introduced, the labour question has meet with a solution ; and if Manchester capi talists are dleasesd to avast Natal growers in say way, they cement do se move ellembeelly than by importing a number el coolies and dietritintig them to men of =NW mew on the coast or elsewhere, who will agree to certain terms /im peding the repayment at expenses and the guaranteed @ap ply ei *Atm. This would be a most certain sad raids& tory iesthod of ensuring the extended growth et the pleat. It *odd epos ep a remunerative avenue ef esterpries to ass of smell sessas, who shrink from the media = abilities et saw planting, nod would render a much useless bust —Cope 41.141 Natal ti FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTA • BANKRUPTS. llMail , Zoom littoelane, City, baker, to eurroader July II alag u ar IS, at 1, at BaalneWloareot Whim Maw ; alt. ark., Johnson, Beadestalloireset. 01101101 JOKY, Holloway road, letoa, jeweller. July 11 at 11, and August lat it, at Baalnustreet. Sela., Chewer and Cove, Mats Dencb-walk, Temple : al. rig., Saisitio, Dr elastalialweelt Wait= lioltaa, Wenn:lA*l)4track kobtkw=b s t i l a l 40...L broker, Y lab 11 li, and August 15 at It, at UMW row oil odd., Ooismipslesst 71=1 Imam Oraceeburch-atreet. City. Dalian wurebowao Ran, July 11 at Ile, and August 9 at 1, at &IL. Ma& Suselloquare oil. awls., WWl= strerA. Jowl loom Wes, Dote-street llaorbedirglle,scds elaatlesl repodtary, July 11 at 11, and August 9 ea I, at WADllll halkeliset. Baia,Winton and Lewis, 014 Jewry mak, Irldtwora, Dartnaballotreet. Dann [Jun lUwea, Fetterlane, City, wise aientakt, July 11 at 11‘ and lamest 9 at li, at Ilawlactatalreek Nola, Metal `and Claat, Catereteark Lambs e-las wag., Dssisgthallatosil. Milian ism roma, reads, ilertelkiralkoad i and UM , "eF Wiestrak Mllata mi t, and August v at Cll : of. , Mama; Ileallidlkalketr4t. JOIN Pssass Mania Psalm, Oygletybridge, mar SW tad. tap_ %rpm Sala 111 sad .4v/ st as Lads Omit held aellimalleM. , PAW. Askawomder-louo, asd Ream sirarliteskt ; siellsssAss 4s lard ar d. le and IS, el 11,1=orposi CsoßSoistiftinasatibu istt, livavool ; cot soli., BD{ limped. BAIMPTCY ANNULLID. Ayell 11. :Altai LIED CortnimMlArerpool, soseeksol. .10In STOCK 00ISPLNIES ACM Itmr so..4. oelsr Oolwairr , July IS, at I, at Thisist mike 0110111al. erallal AID PIMUNNIIIII 00111/1119 (1212011111), Jab 12, at 1. at Denhantall street —to make a oat INLAID or Axounrk COAL APD Coal COMPAII i gi r XITLD). It, at July l 11, at Itaaingballotreet—petltlos for up. ISSOLVENT I.IIITIONERS, AT POITIIOALSIIIIST. _ WYE CHILI courtattotelot LAW.. July 12. W. Port e r. Meth-term" Is aste% foleraaoser—W. Ellainfori-skest. sidiasall Wadeable la =bbargooda—C W. 0 love w r i =oustlisak Ha= areemecg seusio—J. ea lemonee cccepear—P. J. jels="drcereaer etniet, teraerse et Theib—lr. J. Archer, Deriereeloseh etl•lh—Y.o Myers, I : 6 l Lrrhallik, Ishineasceed, =Zed Warwick legembelesee Weak talior—S. Dim" fimaamad„ dealer siodota 117011 . 111 . 111 Job IL B. Stoplda), High 11101 bars, armada author-8 kaMwalte, Wand, rallwaL oisdnottars asnot-0. IL P. H. Behnke, Great Vine-street, Hytatwaat, Imllsr--7. itaSalar, Globs-road, Ills-end Old-toss, W Lame Thatossetreet, hit aslasman—i. IL IMIAI/1/1. aad Nsecastisotrset, Strand, V. 01111110111, 0111tortre- I nu, City—J. Humphrey. Red tailor— Betsey Hustard F TM widow — W. J. Thompson, Fmes alref, aseatJ- G. T. Rudderforth, Clevalamd4lNA 4 VVIVOr MO= it=W. P. Crate, Bap Tamar. Brest 11 1 1doesi. trom roalme—Jossa walUs—J. Lod, Wastotrook ilimi tgrarthosod„ l"4 . Coker. Sao mddnet Thar Friar. br wiree ig r=.6lstant la • lasesdkr—J. , Oevir. erauratraat. Istbm.m aM Wonhapalmak /Wham Mimi Rablift. DECLAZATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ZDWARD ersorD, Thstalmmk IMMO% tutelar-Ist dividend 01 ,L 111 L a* 1. ami ay salmscari Monday, ai Cannon's, T Wfll JAii 1080, Telhenalimece, Brompion, hotel dirldundrmil4ifsdial, and any subsequent arrat p r o fama rams Iroca. M. Michael, Nand* 10lemshil000-1100vIdend et St. 101 d., July 1, and any missquarramesa, at Orman's, Dmingliallstrest. Wreath NniBo, Welvefterapton. Sta ff ordshire. grocer-0 dividend at Oa Ady S. and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore% 10.00 ant, Jimarn Yonoo TllOO Mourbridge, Worcestershire, dra ' —lad diddled st Isay 2, and any subsemiamt all,Whltaminfo. Joan Moornoaa, Trent. Stalforadima WWI ma natastarar—bt at as. led.. Jul, 1, sal Ng saber - Tiegaday, at 'a hlrminglumn. gam. Jimmy, BIITRIDUL alsidnitmas, papier amab di ottlend et la., illy ft. mod any o: l o ll. ar at iMmoVk a g at il lV aL Clalual, Mb- Yid, 0010— et 41., 1, sad any War aunt Turfy: al Soma Sawa Itamfirt.Z .g ailk was Ist dividend of la. andlliree on Mondays, at hash's, rostrum Qom, *ars laaritem, lalosatarsalre. draw--; 1 7111:111mat ot laJuly 1, Ira ergo siblequatt lloadaya,. at lanais, Notlinattra. • DAVID HOLLik Leicestelt tar sad Mrs ta t 41- Maimed of Y., ley 1, and three salmarmt at laszw de% liattlarnsmt. • 1:111.AlD Goonsontlins and El =taint BOLS, NOVram, oak stationers-Ist dividend of 35.. July I, three saw quest Mondays. at Mania's. Nottingham. I 11/4141,111111 ItHuDl.ll and GlOlOl RllOl,ll, Not 1111811•1111, 1.11.• founders-Ist dividend of Bd., July 1, and three isbasquent hiendays, at Manisa. Not 11 01180 Mlol3, Mottingham it tg L manufacturer—let dividend of 6d. ;on new proofs. July 1, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. JO= 11000RIX Bleckwell, dealer to timber—lag dividend 0 N., July 3, and four subsequent Wednesdays, at lands* Shelheld. Joan Tnolumnii. SbeMeld, awl blade manufacturer IM dead of la 104.. July 3, and four subsequent Widmer" at Hamra 'a, Sheffield. DI _ _ _ Jab M. W. Bryant, Oxf;nl-Wrt7eCtrillor—Juty 10. J. IL An drews. Hanover.place, lamt'aparie—July 10. H. Wolter, Pleild- WresWldtecitapol, hend-kesper--July IS A. 8.. May, wellsteset, uplMaMetw—J 2, =. J. Hooper, New Weeks. sire* Berseundsey, Were t—July 99. Z. ISM and W. T. SSW Bwliamptaa MlHers-..1 GM 19. W. Bowed. NS, Perin sad Cede Millhen, Deng", bismer—July W. 11. Datrara. Old lasedstreist. sad s, City, timber inerchent—Jaly Dnjtit t _Pdneeroragad. entie Meter groetir—Jalyall Waal% nialtater —July W. F. C. Perry, 1 8. =3 'Alen and Kyeeroft Colliery. near Walsall • Ms& lads ltineastm, near Bilsioa, Staffordshire and Stockport, Clisehlre. loners a.—July IL J. Lord, Birmingham, merchant —July 110 D. JOINS, Wrexham. Denbighshire, Ironmonger— Aapet J. Taylor, Satinwood, near Oldham, and Men shelter, Lana ire, manufacturer—July 31. I. French, ShadiSM, Manchester, factor—August 1. E. A. Acton, Preston. Isacmithe, yara agent. C/LITLIICATIS to be muted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. July 2L O. Todd, Din., Sandmen Works, Charm-walk, Chel sea, builder—July 110. O. Peffani, Miaories, City, mall-maker— Jay 19. J. Calverley, Posinlowa-road, Malda.vale, bulkier—July 10. G. Elßott, Farnham, Surrey, nimleli—July 10. J. Phehy, Bradenel.plase, New North-road. dealer In hame—July 19 W. Croft, Madame, Kent, baker—Ju ly 19. A. Harris. Railway. plaoe, Shoredltch. tobscoontet—Jul 10. P. H. Payne, Roston road, leather merchant—July le. G. Penrose, ienk's Bosh and lkk7n Collieries. soar Neath Mmsyrearchog and Ythaarwed Collieries, Vale of Heath, Olamorganahlre, coal merchant—July U. I. Harding, Llverp, draper--July 90. G. Burrows, Not tingham. lace manufacturer—July 30. G. Simons, lALCOM4II._ ma nufacturer of fancy hosiery—July 20. J. Hickson, Midfield. Yorkshire, builder—July 20. J. Versa, Sheffield, Tort. shire, boot and fdioe maker—July 20. S. Shepley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. amnia —July 20. W. Blagg, Bakes.% Derbyshire, baker. PAIT!f . ;I6HITS DISSOLVED. J. P. Ward and it7ii:iumlTCliiaccie;u;: :li - tinware &awn— c. 0111 and D. Sidgley, Wodburo, Ruckingluinishlre, chair manufacturers—H. Dickinson and B. Mons, Nottingham, stone. masons—A. Hall and H.P. IHron, Union-street, Southwark, grocers—W. — as W iliell' i eti G. """h°rPe lq Coal RtuOy T. Clayton, an" T, Clayton—G. W. Abell and 0. Y. Abair , Weatbirry4Mordevern, Gloucestershire. brick manulacturen—A. L J. la Coq, J. Turn. bull, sad R. Siltem, M -court, City. merelmala, en gar regsrds A. L. J. Ls Cog—A. Mitchell and B. Harrises,losebo rough, Yorkshire wine merchants—T. Hutchlueon, T. Haw, and J. 0. Hood. Liverpool, general ship stews sagnients, so hr as regard@ J. G. Hood—M. Chubb and F. Chubb, /do= street, City, wine merchanta—J. Briggs and T. Damao. Lancashire, Ironfounders—J. Dneworth and T. Unaworth, Liver pool, confectioners-4. N. Hancock and J. Hancock, itidagrovia litaltordahlre, bakers—H. Rattly and J. Johneon, Mark-hoe, City, ship broken—C. Alexander and & Fields, Bsrnsky, Tort. shire, stay manutactarems—H. Moss and T. West. Noblimitreet, M. Lake's, engineers—l Wilson. W. Little, and W. Henslaw ;tleeeasedl. Manchester, hanging manufacturers, so far as regards W. Henshaw . Oovey and F. etyma. Grawar.da r ro SomereSown, bootutakars—W. Hammett and J. Hammett puddle, Donetahlre, bullden—P. Ingham. gen., and P. li )nn., flaked. Lancashire, pawnbrokets—& Lynn and Liverpool. timber roembaate—T. Carablne and J. Kaye. Liver pool, cartowners—J. Tribe and A. G. Hamden, Basinghallstnet, City, fancy Mationers—J. Catkin and I. Haynes, attornays—L Adams and M. M.Hatr. Great Titcheeldatreet, Oxfonlotreat, conrt mananeturen-11. Man and W. L. nook, Bristol, con veyancers. Zl - Tam STROM—The bricklayers have issued the followinf l n e oties to their men :—" Fellow-workmen,—You , are here informed that the builders have decided to put is force t hour peyment, on and after Monday neat, the Ist of July Yea are already aware of the evils of this rotten, therefore we need not argue the point, but we im press upon you the necessity of resisting this encroachment to the utmost el your power, as it will render us powerless is their hands ; we therefore call upon you to resist it, that, by manning together upon your various jobs, and then protesting against it to your employers, and if that be not sufficient, leave your employment., telling your employers that you will not resume work until the Saturday half-ho liday is conceded, Where you are not locked out, pay up your levies and subscriptions to support those that am?" At a delegate meeting of the carpenters held on Tbursdey evening reports were Oven in sa to thestate of feeling in that branch ; and it was decided that the trade should remain in for the present under pretest, with the exception of thine at one or two of the largest firms, whose men were to be called out. The firms to be struck will be settled today. We are informed that Mr. Myers convened the whole of kis empeaters, 101 in number, and asked them to sign a paper agreeing to accept the hourly payment, and one man only agreed to sign it. A long conversation ensued, which ended by Yr. Myers informing the men that if he were com pelled to give the compromise to the masons he should give it all round, and the men being detained as hour beyond their usual time he gave them 51. to be divided amongst them. On leaving, the men, with a few exceptions only, went over to the masons lodge room, and paid in the messy to the strike committee. The plasterers intend to adopt a ahnilar course to the carpenters. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) MUSIC. THE YORKSHIRE CHORAL UNION. This aasociation, which ins existed for some time in Yorkshire, has been formed under the auspices of many persons of rank and influence belonging to and connected with that county, for the purpose of promoting the culti vation of a bras& of music for which this district of Ens laud Us long been preeminent It is a combination of the choral soeistim of Leeds, Huddersfield, Halifax, Sheffield, and York ;its present president is Edward Akroyd, Esq., of I Halifax ; and its vice-presidents are James Killion, Req., Mayor of Leeds ; the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrave, John Brooke, Esq., of Huddersfield ; Minima Holdswortb, Esq., of Holchworth, and (barks Camara, Fag., of Sheffield. The asseeiatisa bas now, for the find, time, paid a visit to London, and given two great choral performances, from which the amateurs of the metropolis have been enabled to form an idea of the date of chorus-singing In the north. The Menials was performed at Exeter-bell on Thursday evening and last evening there wee a miscellaneous dance', of secular dowel musket fat James'erhall. le the Menials the solo peels VIM suss by Mrs. kkoderland, the oelekread Yerkshire prima dome.—a lady who, though she has chums a provincial career, has the efts mid attain meats of a singer of the highest rank—by Mice Freeman and Mr. Inkansill, excellent prosincitl performers, and by Mr. Sims Rows and Yr. Smiley. The whole performance was excellent, the ebonies especially, whir& him never been suspaseed—if, lease 4 they have over bow equalled—ln Isnies42ll. Though Um- yam•aid not Mid mad 300, not half the numerical strength to whisk the public are accustomed in Exeter-hall, there was no lack of reel power, the strength of the Yorkshire choir lying • the full, rich quality of the voices, the body of pure musical sound, uncontaminated by noise, which they pro- duce, and the thorough training, which enables them to glee the most delicate nuances and gradations of 'test and expulsion. It is by such means, and not by the concep tion of unwieldy multitudes ( the fashion of the day), that true choral power and grandeur are obtained. The performance of secular music last evening was equally admirable. A number of tine choral glees and part songs of Bishop, T. Gooks, Smut, Mendelssohn, and other composers. were snug with marvellous refinement and purity of harmony. Thus were intermixed with favourite soap and duet., sung by Mrs. iltaderlead, Mr. Sims Renee, Mr. Inkersall, and Mr. Savawl ; sad to give further variety, two pianoforte pieces were Payed by Mir Arabella Goddard. The whole entertainment was delightful, and rapturously applauded. TEE PRINCE CONSORT AT 3N4 Yeetesday afternoon the foundation stone of the theranat Beimen's Orphan Asylum, now in mane of ono. than al Seemobraok, wan laid by his Royal Highness the Prince Cement. The visit of his Royal Highness caused, as weight be expected, great interest in Snaresbrook and the neighbourhood. The weather wax extremely fine, and the inbabitente of the district made quite a gala day of the cocasion. The templed arch stated in henna el the Prince near the railway station was of more thee ordinary splendour, and as his Boyal Highness was men approaching it, be was bailed with the acclamations ri the multitude. Immediately a salvo of guns proclaimed his arrival, and in a few minutes he drove up to the build hag, and, having alighted, wan received (in the absence of Mr J. GRIMM. RIP., the maddest of the charity)* the Right Rev. the Bishop of London, the vice-presideate, lennen, themerar, secretary, bre., of the institution. iys specileapavilion which bad been Greeted, and which senclthaniaße4n Hammed perecna, was crowded. A kith farm covered with crimson cloth was peeled et the meters . side, and soon after Ave o'clock his Royal Bisbee's amended It, aocompenied by the Bishop of Loather in his eceleansti cd veldnimith red a numerous body of . the supporters ell the ketitatiee. Yr. George ----- &eners Clarice, koeowory eserstary to the is- hedlintisn. einessnemaled Ishii Regal ingliniess SO addinsto expressive of gratitude for the honour conferred on the in stitution by his Royal Highness, by his gracious presence on the ociaidoe, and detailing the rise, progress, and objects el the valeta:Lg. Royal Highaces replied as follows :—Gentlemen—l am very grateful to you for your kind address, and for the tiatterueg and cordial reception you have given me. lam vizmy presence here to-day to mark Dot only my owl: at all times, by any means ia my power, to promote whatever may be fur the benefit of any portion of her Majesty's subjects, but also the deep interest taken by the Queen la a elms of men to whom the prosperity of the coon. i s so largely owing. You may be seemed that her y will hear with the liveliest satisfaction of the ex amined usefulness which the building of which I am is ley the int Aces will afford to your excellent lain- Innen. It must, indeed, be patifylng to your honoey.ry reeteleay, sad to those who have so liberally supported I. minim the soccer which has so far attended their bens. Mint and patentio exertioaa, named as we may be that the chits which have led to that success will not slacken, but that they will now be directed towards the realhatiou nad eateasion of the Dresden of the institution of which the Maw building will afford the memo, and it is impoerible to doubt that still more satisfactory results will follow. I thank you ones more, gentlemen, for your address, and for the part you have allowed me to take on this interesting occasion. - This brief speech was loudly cheered at its conclusion. His Royal Highness then descended from the platform and laid the stone with the ordinary ceremoslin. The Bishop of London offered an appropriate prayer, and • hymn was beautifully rung by the children belonging to the fnetitatios. The ladies who had collected subscriptions then deposited their purees on the stone, and in • brief space • little hillock of offerings had been raised. It was announced amid loud cheers that Lady Morrison had given • pores containing • thousand guineas. The National Anthem having been sung three hearty cheers were given for the Queen, and also three cheers for the Prince Consort, who then retired. The supporters of the institution, to the number of some hundreds, afterwards partook of • cold collation in an ad. joining tent, under the presidency of Mr. Green. OWN UHT MONT% CILECITIL) • - MID CHAIWINIMIJiIen 0771 CE, MAY 7.—Notice IA hereby given, that her Majesty's birthday will be kept on Wednesday, the 10th July meet. DOWNINU-lITILLST, June 25.—The Queen has been to appoint Henry Nicholas Duverger Beets, Il e seed :elenector of immigrant. for the Island °Mauritius. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Nicholas Cox, Seq., to be Impector•General of Prisons, and David Lillie, to be Inspector of Prisons, in the colony of British Guiana. At the Court at Buckingham Palace, June 26, present the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, the Right Hon. Sir Riehard Bothell, Knight, was, by her Majesty's command, eworn of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the board accord ingly. At the Court at Buckingham Palace, June 26, wirscrot the Queen's Mott Excellent Majesty in Council, her Majesty was pleased to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon. Sir Richard ltethell, Knight ; whereupon the oath of Lord Chancellor of Great Britain was, by her Majesty's command, administered to him, and he took his place at the board accordingly. WHITEHALL, JUNE 26.—The Queen ban been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of • baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Deland unto the Right Honourable Sir Richard Bethel], Knight, Chancellor of that part of the said United Kingdom, called Great Britain, and to the heirs male of he body lawfully begotten by the name, style, and title of Baron Westbury , of Westbury, in the eounty of Wilts. Brighton and its vicinity were visited by a most violent thunder-storm on Thursday, by which oonsiderable damage was aimed to property, though happily, we believe, no penssual Wary was inflicted. A meeting of the parishioners of St. Olaves was held yesterday at the vestry of St. Olave's Church, for the purpose of expressing sympathy with, and taking other steps to relieve the sufferers by the tato are. The 1fe 1e :7.7. Sproule, the rector, occupied the chair. It was a* solved, infer olio, that letters of thank, be addressed to Mr. F. Hodges for the assistance he rendered with his eagles is inn the fire ; to Mr. Superintendent Bran ford ; and to it R. Mayne. A resolution was also adopted expressive of thanks to the fire brigade for their exertions, and that a subscription be raised to reward them. A com mittee to distribute rewards and transact the other neces sary business was then appointed. Sows discussion ensued ea to the water supply, when it was stated that the supply was not only insufficient at the time of the fi re, but at all times, and it was determined the matter should' be brought under consideration at the vestry on a future day. [TWOPENCE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • WINCHESTER RACES—FRIDAY. THE COMITY XIIMBIMUS' PLATE of 50 bOVL gumneary. liv_en by the member of the northern division of thaw= y, for an arm Wianan extra. fialf-&-m3le. Leta Viseliaerelaairs Confidence by Cruiser or Arthur W•UwArl S Yrs, Ist 71b (Gixashaw) 1 llt.Llyrs. 712 Sib l,lAusbeu, 2., ra, Brlusi Orssaadler„ • 3T, Ist lab Ica 7141211b. s a • %(COSieslieb , S Bet. :sto 2 each AO asostlet Coondiewi, Bto 1 each mph Little Dick sad Omaha, 10 to 1 N l M mad Go 1 ellet the Hesperus eolt. Oortimhe al Ca _ 4 tom hell tie hod to tie top of the hill, whore Ordhisseo sad Gauntlet both th em , s od the lotteirteeo rsoe. in, Cossibionee wlet cleverly by half a length, Uauotk4 bestiat ie rsh Grenadier for wood place by a neck. Littis Giusti, Diadem fifth, with Vulture ns&t, Joy briogimg op the rear. Tas (prom% Pun at KO guises.; 3-yr.ebb, four, list 711) ; too, M 13Ib ; sad aged, 10EL Two wfilo..' Mr. Cartorlihre Fah-water, by Loup Gores, tyrs, WS Grizoseme I Mr. *. DareDidendir. I yn, 9at liab (A. Day It Mr. W. le4ssa's lake% 5 Yra Net nab ma( [lag'. richyrs, Net 7lb Go • Tizetry ifincomma' PLAT; of 50 Dove., given by the ;nem- here far the city of Winchester, for 3-yrolde end urrards. B.L Worms& ores-qoarters of a mile. (8 - - . - _ _ Brayliers flamdka, I;y Mom, 3 yrs. eat 7W (SOL) . r (T. Yreeeh• I Capt. COMAWs Diatom a yrs, 714 Mb Mal (B. Telefibsti) Mr. H. wows my wide, s yu, 761 (/94) • (W. Se S Mr. Weysaark's Wartime° MC , yrs, OM Mb ( (J. a Mdfaca's Cracow. in. aTa TM ilia/ •M .o l .1=1&1111iLle te l amig; Maum74m7=canter by air lengths: Ily a r i n O:bad third. 7111 winner was afterwards bought in for 43 gulags& Tau Gale= &wawa 3 sows. each, with 20 mild ; 3-yr aids and upwards ; means and geldings allowed Sibs ; Inman extra ; =idea allowances. One mile. (8 subs.) Mr. Wadlowl Naiads, by Idle Boy, 9 yr.. Tat nb (H. Otissahavj 1 Mr. Ilptirpoes Newman. 5 yrs, 9st Mb X. Snowden) 2 Mr. &en:users Darecrup yis, Set Illb Foram) 8 A'Swzgrereemp glad* each, with 30rided-20 by the London and Booth Western Railway Company and 10 from the Fund ; 2-ilde• A erill upwards ; asihig allowances. Three quarters d a rale: (7 mite.) Mr. & Tbemars Gird* by Student, I yrs, Mt Mb (900 aitdor Mr. E. floater's 'Lk 1114sbeth, 3 yrs, 7st ") tei n = Mr. Anpll's Vulture, 5 yrs, st i tt= (4. w Sadler's TaMme , f TS, ism Pab MK) (John Beady) 4 Tan Gamin PAZ/ BWESII of 15 ion. each, *eh 50 added; for 2-yr-olds, eats, Bst nb ; tuna, Set 3lb erlsome extra ; the sewed to save his stake. T.Y.C. (13 sub[), Mr. Payne's MeSb e y The Cure, SA Mb (L. Marrathri) Mr. IL Goatee's , MO (J. riveter) , Mr. W. Sanwa Oat 710 (osellit 81 (J.Weltatm Lima mom° ON THB 001.188 E. GOODWOOD S);AMM. • 9 to 1 apt Moho (t) 11 to 1 Schism (t) 12 to 1 Starke (t) 100 to S Qmutry (I) , GOODWOOD CUP. • 4 to 1 apt Optimist (t) IT. Lana. 20 to 1 9 to 4 opt Kettledrum t) (I) 215 to 1 4- , Big Bee (t). 25 to 1 Aurelian (t) • 25 to 1 Burley () • • • DZB.BY. 100 to 7 agst Bucks** (t) • 120 * OO to 13. Alvedielow ft) • 1 , Ace of ICU** 50 to - 1 Llostmaker . . • STAMP° . RD RACE& , the 6 The aeries far the /bikes alter plates at tall ire numerically satisfeetory. The:it/son. Sweepstakee: .(7,0 has elated with 5 enbm, the Stamford St. with 6, the WeihmiPlßekes :nod Welter Oup with , the &ZS with bl, the Hilton Stakes with 7, the =l5, ke. The Rutland Stake' and the Mies Cap wiatime im %pinky asst. Irswies Rama are appointed to take place on Thursday and Friday, the sth and etk of September. •ISZTTING B4OTOILESTEII. GOODWOOD STARES. 9to 1 apt 80billil 9 W 1 Elcho (t 11 to 1 ) 10 to 1 Stork* (4 IUU to 5 Surprise (t) ST. LEGER. 5 to 2 apt Kettledroro (t) 20 to 1 Rowt) ley ( GREAT PIGEON HANDICAP AT HOENKEY WOOD. The Great Summer Aristocratic Handicap took place yesterday at Bonney-wood House, and the immemo attend ance el noblemen and gentlemen present clmiTy showed that this aristocratic sport is now in the ascendant. The arrangements within the grounds were under the sole direc tion of Mr. P. Ileathoote, whilst Mr. Stones, the proprietor, did all that was possible to add to the convenience of his noble pstress. The police arrangetnenta were under the sapiniwtendegies of Mr. Inspector Landon and his aide-de. camp seqpiest, and pve general matidiction. Lad linntingtleld appeared to be the favourite in betting, with Mr. Hussey Vivian, M.P., for a pine ; but the favour ite@ were out of it, the former only killing his tint out of three, whilst the letter only destr oy ed his second and third oat of dye. Alfred /lon, Eq., was very snoceedul with his sewed barrel, k illing twice at long ranges, as were also Lord Alex. Paget, Mr. Arabia, and Viscount Boyle. The following were the conditions of the handicap : Tee GRIUT SIMMS HANDICAP 81 , 11MhSTAKICkl of 5 son. each, 1 ft, for members of White's, Invokes's, Boodle's, Arthur's, Guards, Qirltoo, Travellers', Arlington, Pratt's. and St. James's Clubs, and officers in the army and wavy sit full pay ; guns of 11 bore or less, 11shot, Noe. 6, t, or ; pote to be at liberty to put in any quantity oil sho, half a yard being added to their distance for every ith of shot ;• Barber to nod birth; and pull and the trap to he settled by dice ; all disputes to be settled by the Medi capper, Mr. F. Heathoote. Post entranoes, 6 son., and no forfeit. Sens gentlemen, via., Captain Baheley, Mr. A-Wigram, Mr. C. Hombre, Has. 15. Coke, Mr. G. Hinson, Hoo. Col. Primer, and Mr. E. Seymour, tied, killing Es out of arc each, when they had to shoot off thus : Captain Berkeley Mr. A. Wigram 1 0 Mr. C. Hombre 1 U Hon. E. Coke 1 1 1 1 1 0 Ted Mr. G. Baena ...... 0 Hon. Colonel Fraser 1 1 1 1 1 1 let pills. Mr. Seymour 1 1 1 0 3rd ittint. Mr. A. Wigram and Mr. C. Hombre then bad to NM* 01 for the fourth prise, when Mr. Wigram killed and wog. - The prises were IMO 4 and a gold cup for the first rhos, Mi. for the second, 501. fcr the third, and the forfeits Cass 100 for the fourth. It may be mentioned that the winner shot with one of Purday'a breech-loading rifles, which has been in use for three years, and that tbn is the first peat handicap that has been won by that description of gun. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB. The entries for the smowl regatta of the season by the yachts of the above club closed last evening, as fol. lows 1188 T CLADS. Teas. Owners. /1. ,116101. 21 8. Lane. 44 OINS 7i SZCOXD CLAM 10 16 10 Yschta Amnon Eya Whisper Pearl Oberon The race is to take place on Wednesday, the oourse being from Erith to the Nore Light and back. The Queen of the Thames is to ecoompsay the race. 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