The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-14 00:00:00

• ( _ 7 P 0 di - 1 •111 j 7 4.4618- ( LW r r i. L {:~ • - i 4 , • No. 6,882 3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 14. 1868. [STAMPED, I d. ADDITIONAL] ( TWOPENC =m---- ------- ag,A,NTIO and GREAT WESTERN RAlL gro.—mmaw TORI DIVISION, MIST MORTGAGE pRINITINANIA DIVISION, SROOND noaroaoa , No m oamo DIVISION, 111100 MD MORTGAGE BONDI. ratt tf./11111e Ll alte borr a will no PAID on the Lt 0 do rolls of N. to the dollar, and tout No let two clear bp fit Mt Ace a s tet asT. 8. vinuatwererAmasiton, .... a . a i r wi, westmthv.v. Mr ecandnotlin. If Mt ~ .."7„- A . & Ncono for the mount Mn IN zonaltoi la come. /IC w i m biet.cnontbers, Vletoetbetreook wsin uiriir, O. W., June d, ISM 1 THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of th e ACCIDENTAL DEATH nrstrlLAW,lt oomrAirr is now conducted It CV But Chamber*, Nu tl, Threadneedleotrect, when the Company It prepared to melee proposals ter Marine lesurentes et the sonnet rake. AKIN UR JAMMU DIMAS, Underwriter. J. R. OItAY. Secretary. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loodam—PlLlZß LWIS and, CONDITIONS may be obtained on applicatioo to iho Boareiary. Datfordatroot, res tea, N. SPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. twice, whim Iteesdalbsae sad Olssar headed ber, and lir. Chaplin's hone, main away) from that point, won I/eight lengths. amidst vociferous altering. Osioivero was a bad third, The Swift fourth, Hair at Law fifth. The others palled 11P. A KAMM Pun of 1001., for 2/r-olds; oohs, 84 101 b; sad anus, Sat 71b. Half a mile. Kr. Yalsocis Oretna, by Stockwell—Tenons. 84 71b Z. Mans) 1 MI. Smiles Sam 81, Sit 71b (Wells) 2 ME 3 . NiitttlaXpl Ambition, 84 flb The following ran :— Sauces Boy Welty, teeturer, 81 et., Foa m = OW , The Jahn Quail" William Boy. Statesman, Kingsley, Wm Dean's molt, Can't's, Lady Bopwe, Ventura, Black Tung, sad amaranth. Fatting: 4 to 1 apt Colette!, 5 to 1 apt Grotes, 6to 1 each apt The Memos sod Ambitlbo, 10 to 1 apt Sans Si, and 100 to 7 apt the Mies Deans colt, TUB ABOUT &ems, of 55 son. each, 15 It, and oily 5 if declared, with 200 added ; winsets eaten Two miles and half (53 subs, 27 of whom pay 5 eon. forfeit). Baron Itotbarbild's Tomato, by King Tom—Mincemeat. 6 yn_, Sit (J. Daley) I Lord Auditor, I yrs, 6at, . Mr. S. Westmorland's Tbellusson's liaßy Edmond. aged, elb Mt rib (Forams) .(lisartliald) t The followiest ales rea :--rfaret, Stanton, Flatterer, nollytos, Alabama. Barehotitaa. Museaten, Moose, sad MEW& Batting : 4 to I each apt Hones sad Auditor, 8 to 1 apt Bally Edmond, 10 to 1 each apt Tomato. Planet, Nuseatos, and Alabama, 20 to 1 apt Rollyf oz. Moose weed as plower, followed by Flatterer, Auditor, sad Barehettioa. After plat half a mile, Alerting' ran tato third place, and Auditor dropped behind Alabama. &read lengths from the general body at hones was Tarts. Holly. Ins, Bally Edmond, sad Beaton was tailed off non than a bombed yards from the leader before they bad game a mile. Desosadiag Nuiseatee, who bad best lying in the rear, took sewed plies, with Auditor and Autteula met, and Is this order they ran into the old course about half • mile from Wino, whom Auditor, Plume. Tomato, Holly fox, and Bally Edmond drew towards Moms and Nuoeaton. Before remain the tura Into the straight Auditor headed Noose, eho was shortly afterwards passed by Bally Mauled and Tomato. From Ma distasee Auditor, Belly Mowed, sad Tomato ran looked togethar, bat opposite the Royal Paddock Tomato qaitted the pair. and won by half a length, the other two finishing a dead beat for *wood slam. Barehettioa, HoUyfox, and Auricula trotted in nest. the others ptdling up; Moose, Flatterer, and Stanton being the bet three. A iiwur.creuati of 50 sem each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds, colts, Sat 10Ib ; fillies, Bat 71b. 71usequarters of a mile. (3 subs.) Lord Coventry's La Meta, by WIND*, Duke of Bosafort's Ischia, Set 71b.... Betting : 7 to 4 on La lista. ELECTION INTELLIGIBNCA. 'OMB BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL.— Willa vices e ttl Jaw. ITAYANA. SEGAR AGENCY, AlikrclLl,_ _Mgt Ms°,"Tivinnbalroll , R as IGENT . Sevens reser. direct from the navana min u tifac c to Maps, and Co. Oats J. H. Wolff and Co.) sesta of tho choicest Sanaa Megan reetived lga V a th i rltorlat Meaner via goothassgies, and soltwelieg the Wetted delevilb• Yoga of the neat eelebraied Buena maskers, eau now be sod meniples selected ham the crg%iglidoges as la poei4 ti the astablialtsmesis Mateyo. Mel ia the wail lomovnt Megan of the Portages for de Cabe. Comirana, Cabana, Henry Clay, and ether excelkst brands Memos. Wolff, Phillips, and Os have the szolo-ive sonsigneasst b tale sown of many nre and cholas SW* sellable for the bigber oleo of cosnolasous In laemplue and witmes i =lll sesta In LiTtlpool, ll. = teed, end =soy other pentode' towits. la arkOLFF, ra11.16171X Ob. e, 77, Itegentstreek Lon don mod Oaanteoesd, OW Men* Byes and Macey, 01, Jibs airset il" l.7 ". . A Nan* box, containing 100 gsarseteed to Segue, will be forwarded tree to say railway staflos Great Brittle ao receipt WI itOost.oillee ardor for Al, at shy increased Woe yes 100 gip to 46, width parehasers at a distance may Irish to select 66 • 00X10 OPERETTA, by J. OFFEN , RAO% will be modiend at the OXIO/D, THIS IVINENG, embracing the 'bole strength of the compay. In addltion to the usual attraction. of the eatabilehmedt, Indicting WCeased& do., by the Grotesque VAnbene. George Gideon. Ulm Mal* Lie' SS TAW, Mama. Dudek end Darla, lee grim Mostelin de. Pit liteiz PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY Ben authorised thelr Deakin la SZCZIVI APPLICATIONS for !IRAK= la the Peraviaa posairr (Limited; tor ow week looser la order to tor the arrival of ths Best Perotha: Vali Wore c o saiL—lly order, B. L SMITH, Porretray. thistaolreell Work 11.0.. Isle Jun% 1106. RIMMEI/8 EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and GLYCERIN/ altwudes .M cook Ms head, dad gine the Ike d'. glom. without greasing it. la. dd., b. 6d., Moines Toilet Virupr, 16., Is. 6d., 66.—E. ItIMII;L, Per fume, It, elreud; 116, litufsatutresi ; sad 2t, 'Sr Ihs the the "L. ......----_ VS JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY vothar 7, lOchoiarbaa, loabard.otrast, kowtow CAPITAL.. —.. TWO WILLIOWIL MD 0P... ...4791 NS 11,21W1S FOND SWIM AKIIIVID ives am aissag at I' dap' mike at If 6 1.• at 14 da,ya wake _at 1 „. ... l wan ram tor atom dapauttai for long gerada HEALTH in the FAMILY. Very Choice, Linea/141m and Pure Dist.—YlgON'S PtalL IMMOULE Is (Mirth' for Invade ; invaluable for children. Infants asamingth sed often when everything dee I Sold by Grocers. dn.—Agent* MONIS BROTILIGI* LC. Werke, Ipswich. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. TM' CREDIT FONCIZR sad MOBIL= of ENGLAND (Helted). .1 = AslantDod s = da,lehill &r s ' leerves . ,,,...1. Milled Itlild . s e AIM BOIL Wa,Men *nuts WIIITLAY, Gereserce. ultestiffiCil Ise relest.lLlnes4ceenrard, t Deenty- JAILDIMItIa DAUM T ip" .. i mika. i ileverneea %Srles., Loudon Battu, DR., Did Broad-street, London. Wait Is?. (Yours. Pinto, Hiking Brothers, and Co.), 1 MAL !woes T. C. Halitiorton, IL.P., Chairman at the Canada :Amociation, London. flatrison, Kati. (Messrs. Younf i =on, and Doran) of the Thames and Nene, Company, Stuart lane, Lap. Items. lane, Haney, and Co), 'ea Amboy, lat., London. Bp.,lneselleesare, London. Smith, Era Noma Mackrill Smith and Co.), < London. , , Dlr., tondos.. -, 1,.. (Director at the Sarni Insaranse Cora. TEA..—STRACHAN and. Co., 12, Great St. alboaaole-strost, London, C , kayo REDUCED PILICS of thalr UM ad. par lb. Oood and fine quality from la. to L. IL Oates to all parrof London daily. " aTILACIELI I / 4 and Co. riadiaso only dived from Importara" (seam's raiseiurs.) ITALY. • TURIN. aim 13. • An agent of Ju►rrs has arrived here to enlist ofdoers and men who formerly ser►ed under Gari baldi for the Juarist army in Mexico. It is asserted that the chiefs of the party of action have rejected his offers. Wei) CAUTION. --000X811 celebrated RIADING selma, ter NW Gene, Meeks, Beeps, Orestes, Hot sad Cold Ilests, sod serforelled Sir irsosred vas, Is meld * ell re =dealers le mow Itt is manalietared way Xl e. be s a of the Sole Proprirtqr. CHARLES COCKS. S. street. ltearllsg, the Orlenal Soap Warehouse. All others are Spurious Isettatleoa. ,EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, .14 bud quality. Upwards of SOO different shapes constantly on view he saisction sod inunsdiat• delivery. Ism chairs souls to any shape on apr 1 :1.. At 'V. H. LIM sad BOWS Plawansisity, SI. 31t, an/ Barnersotrest, W. An illutratsd pricked catakias• mat pat ROME. (ViL Marnakm.) ROME, Jon 10. Signor Vegezzi has held two conferences with Cardinal Antonolli since his return to Rome. .. . !Winer , riamodan, Yaoytne Director. MEWL Vaiterin"a s Nuaa o.tiotted)• and SIM" Feng*lWinb (I. Adios) 1 ...42aMhun) 2 London, Dublin, and itabranans In Ireland. (limited), London, Liverpool, sad Ilsa- SOIJCIIORIL NOM liewboa, Evans, aad Ca, YlchW►Loy, Z.C. BUISINTES TILANSLCTED. rfnegollatea karma for coionial and foreign go , the financial arrangements of BALM and ogler &Omit* to Corporations, Town Cowbells. and ether ~,osicono for Mlle WOlll2l. ft the latirodoctlon of Industrial sod Comoorcial 170- _..eacee upon approved Siodeelkaree. Beads, &a Weaponry Loans epos el Freehold en: Law %dela. AL WWI. LOWS. Secretary. 11 wad 18, Conlin. Meg 4, DIBLINTITYZY ISSIIID BY CREDIT PONCIER and MOBILIER of EV:MAIM (thettadl. al 41/10,4 00 DIEBKNTIIBIS MITE IPTYYIb7 PAYABLE QUARTERLY. Dl:actors have dedded to lam Dabesturs *Boob of the for the assosate sad bearhei Waned as leader, via. : ♦pi sto, 1,20, LSO. £lOO, Yak 4:00, end £l,lOO. with • Vs-Trie-o-n-"E n il. et the me, gnarl We. L low LOW. mi. L Nerbon. Mg., I • ri Stah l , I F llreadntreet, Lead( /Weer, leg., Y. Is. Wristmoifend, log. Lerelen. 11. I - Oraist. In+. Ulla l a ' ' WW2 and lfsateram • Wm. allithee. a , INIC goNstioeal Lon. sd. , go Agra (Li *gm Yid& , Nom Ifewboa, i . • Sinn ler Ilig Creelsuesalrail I wilinals. i =Mee in the ens ti het advances to C plile bodies. Obi • suedes's Loons for T d. • Mists la the Ist:odor lnin Mee advances upon 1 Kokes temporary Loa hideeenritlen Lodes, an 17 d 111. a at , • Tax CREDIT of 1 d . "WWI al SIOV 00 el ?Ai t The Wieners have de . Omni for the moo ' ge l le ISM of MO, SA mom attached. Ito eras yaws .. hller Ire yeare .... A. lii 'Pot mode pain .. sr' Maas Vial Se~er, and I 111 por's bankers'. The We lute next. So distinctive featu peee is their perfect se swig dnd. *Cup. sad e - dike Cumgany, u wei us. . . lat:01:calnil en dt io d tmad an bee fro leeed—to swat rho re I. , ii % ,...b a. died n o o n f l i tR grins of opplicatm Iles all communicat MK tendon. 17 and le. f a• .A.---_ vies . ....... r of . CREDIT 1 kr "ATM 1 UrrgaiSr. tine years pat est pm awns. eve years -- - sparest fa years mai& quarterly, viz., as {boleti blareb. " B3th :UM _lber, and 110th December, he each yam, at the COO- Aerie. The first psymeat of interest wilt be reads es Jose saat tatlnctive feature fa the debentures famed by Ude Des- their perfect security the amount of the capital eels. "-up, and uncalled, and the general hooted weds iy, u well u the large reserve fund, affording the curdy to the investor. items are issued payable to bearer, end can them mple delivery/tom laud to band, without endow tree from say further stamp duty. They sre slew .net the requirements of Trustees sad ethers—trans deed only, to be duly registered in the Company's bits in the names of the Uneaten or their serlifYle Perms of appllcauou can be obtained of the ftectete l 7, to test all communications must be addreseed.—By order of the met, ALFRED LOWS. Secretary. beam. 11 and IL Cornhill, May e, 1866. DEPOSITS RECILIVED BY THE CREDIT FON MICR and MOBILIZE of ENOLAND (Lisaltsd). RATES FOE. HONEY OW DEPOSIT. y receives MONEY ON DEPOSIT, aim £lO sit s p=at the eadenamitiottad rates. from OM day until ion notice, via : At fourteen days' notice At one month's notice 101 FIXED PERIODS OP $4 per cent. per =ma. 4 per cent. per annum. ryno m nl ' in and op to I samstbn 41 per cent per sass hand 6 mamba and up to 9 months 6) per oast per ann. Want 9 months and up to It months taped 12 months and up to 116 months— Rena of Application sae be obtained of the Saczeiszy, to &tot all communications must be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED 1.1.)WI. Secretary. WandlB, Cornht London, June 1. 10/IS. lIRE BLAKELY ORDNANCE COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated ruder the Ceespoolso Act MIL (Spits) £750,000, In 30,00 shores of £25 each. Dipcsit on application £1 per share, and Al on allotment. Pint 16110 of 10,000 sham John Dent, Ego , SY, Grosvenor-Kam. lion A. Hobart, Captain S N S. Beriteley-myttana William Needham, Esq., late t t the Buttery Iron Weeks. Frederic Platt, End., Bellewood, Banta Captain Blakey, late Royal Artillery, Director. (With power to add to their num ber. lilonms—The Agra and Mostenmes Bank Limited), BS, Nichols/-lase, London, B.C. Iticaon—llesus. CanlitTe and Beaumont, ca. Chancery-lane London, SC. LR'LUM. --- Jars Shepherd, Man, Throgmortemertreet, London, LC. Iran P. lickersley and Son, hull's Head Chambers, Man chester. John Perry, It Waterloo-street, Birmintham. Stemma PRO Tall—John Healy, IN. Ireporsty Office.; Royal kachangsbulldinp, London, LC. PROSPECT/I& The manufacture of ordna - ce upon the principle patented by leak Blakely, baa for upwards of five years been carried on f Meat. entail iris.. The d mind for this class of ordnance Is. however, so largely increased. that the works established Illowlteark by the present Blakely Oedemas Company have "Tedaltedether Inadequate, and It has been found necessary estaillsh a manufactory on a much large? gm". lati a s i " vellum la mune of construction at Greenwich, to which it le 'Weed to bander the operations of the Company. Seth in Europe and America, se well as at home, the Blakely Mom facially coming Into more extensive use, and daring the ▪ years barge orders have been executed for Ruse* Portu 7. Sweden, China and Japan, Morocco. Turkey. several important State. In North end South America, la the Confederate Government. Jere evidence of the rem nerative character of this &escap e/ ahnufeeture. It rally be stated that the net prelim in the t year amount to nearly £eo,ooo. Belk the view of providing the increased capital which is to carry on the manufacture on so large a scale, it le to forma Limited Company, to be caged " The Blakely lace Ceteprey inked). ' The services of Captain Blakely as Managing Director. The present efficient 'll Woo continue In oace, as fogeys :—Jnetah Vavasseur, /C. Be, dent Engineer: Mr. Campbell (late of the Royal Wool. kb), Superintendent of Laboratory and Shell : G , meral Bur shy, R yal Artillery, Prooftnester. have enter.d into an agreement to• the par tof the exist! g Mee., plane, premises, and goodwill for the of Er 5,000, payable by instalments ov-r two years, and In de enteiree b nog le per cent. Interest. In "'clog their estimate value of the tent, lessee rs, machin e ry, stock, end goodwill, the Directors have .esgelded by a valuation of the lame by a competent eye. MR. The good. ill has been rated at two and a ball years ism evict.-see of th Ir confidence in the undertat beg. the Ittelenhaveigreeel t guarantee that the profits of the egder .7._Mitsitall aniouht to a sum efficient to pay a minimum c lei ;et the rat. of it per c. et. per annum for three yews. oe capital her the time beleg of the pines{ lasts of 411 has been considered impossible to estimate equitably the Med the pat e nt s , it has been agreed that they Mall be Men* to the Company, the present prOrnetOr reeelvtag LEO per ref the net profit. for the next seven years. Company will enter Into on of the works In South. ;n▪ eed Greenwich on the 98th of Jose Instant, but will be es . ,11 to the benefit of all contracts executed, and profits made, 7,•_! the 30113 June, 1e.64. The vendors reserve to themeeirce the gig of subscribing for one-third of the present issue of shares. b itly . : 4so 1 the memorandum and articles of arociation can be 1 at the office. of the Solicitors, 4s. ChasisseSL tta.ttues and forms of application for shares can be oh at the oaces of the Broker of the Company, end of the kneet Pinta may desire to take fall advantage of the ed Minced, by paying up their shares Is full, two kareabblication can be obtained, erekcordinary shares, and for fully paid-up shares. k lling dte LAKELY ORDNANCE COMPANY (Lln4 IR HUSBY Giver, Mot the LIST el APYLICA .. ter !MAUS In this Company will be CLOUD at 4 o'clock ' WAY. Jane 16, for London : end on MONDAY, the 1911 t, couelr7.—By order of the Dosed JOHN . MALT, Seeretarr .'. Una Sethenne-Innldtean, Jule M, MM. BAILLOW'S PATENT OALUE STAND, has inventson. so admirably contrived that • MU leZ 0 :: well m aseks, meg be raised or tilted on it Miner er trouble. Its motion law impalpable that the sediment of the moat Um* add by no postibillty can be disturbed. Mee Is., lit, lie., to suit fiy, A, and 111 plkm casks. 10/AELOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vslat.pd rehairod. Ile mars Sat bear or sour wine. Moe to. Id.: eleetro4ed4a=dlreet to JAM WALLOW. patentee . 14. Ilansirmbeass. dee that Ida mune sod 'dams are an every article : all others.» apneas tradarises. Nalhavinda Wain. allablialsdlM BIIRGLARIES, and th eir PREVENTIVX— PYNICB Patent RASH PASTINIRS, so highly eons invaded W tbs polka ategistrates for the prevention of borsht salsa sod Abratlea of nabs'. can sow he ba4 wholesale of the enansfratartes, Harper and C Albion Works, Willenhall. Staf fordshire Molise. 80, Rekeatreet, Liverpool: Rowley and CO., 1, Mph etre* ilsarbaster ; andel the Patristic Queen's. row, Grovelane. Carnberwall—at prices equally low with the amnion ageless fastener. Retailed by the principal ironmou sere is the blacklist, wets are now being supplied. TORN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and Lek CIO* MaaldaMarar. Marquee*, tents, tampon:) room and awnings, lined, floored. and lighted for wendlngs Wilk Utak ka. Orden = gi p: ereented.-120. BDOWARII- I.OAD, PADDINGTON.Marques s for cricket and &Mary dabs ILCI CUDTHS Nal or MUM ALL IRON WORK Tim BT. MM US IRON WORK COMPANY. 014 81. Panararroul. loodon. N. W I F YOU TRICVWL, wild for BUSSEY, SMITH, sad Co.'s ILLUS/1147X0 CATALOGUE of PORTYANT.ILIIII Tanks. Begs. and enemy ober travelling resident Abe Rad, Marls*. Sad opera OWNS, unrivalled for mellows sad nosa—atilt Non Ottorduarr•t. W.O. IMPROVEMINTB in SHIRTS. J 4 NOGGINS IIIPIIOVILD CORA= SHIRTS. oh for OIL Good natal ahlrts (ocr Na al), In all dam, SW the half snossallad for axoellopeo and onoapsoa. Mood hate, with = Zara, pool trot —GOGGINS and Co. ad poss. . shirt loans, 59. ansin g-croaa Zdabllalb Os Fade Trawls. LTTAM and Co.'. ATTIRB for GENTLEMEN, 66 and rf. OXFOLD4TEICIT. Overosaie for son, mat aod dust Ha 6 I. to We. thrseesals. elft-Ilsod sad rased Me. It to Ma. Omits for badmen, the park. sad tsarist eta ed. to ea Jackals la ell the lashloisalie slam Hs. 04 to 425. Road/Ingham surtoots la Yeasdeas and cloths Vesta la Cashmeres., silks. washlag drills, to. 1 Trousers ha all fashionable styles sad insiertils HTAM and c 0 . ,. satzer DEPARTMENT. Ho. 1. Omit emena Clothing for immediate weer. „ y. Gentlemen's Order Department. „ A Boys' Clothing for Immediate wear. „ L Boy sad Tombs' Order Department. „ 6. Habit end Livery Department. „ 6. Hale and General Hosiery. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellaa, dz. A meant of quality and economy Is strictly adhered to In all Me above de Provincial = l - - Birrehighant, fl, tit and itt, New-street Leeds. Briggate : and Dewsbury. WeriCan ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oU Is univerially In high repute for tie unprecedented success during the last sixty years in promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human heir. It prevents hair from falling o ff or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandai ff , and sakes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For children ltl recommended, forming the basis of a beautiful head of a rir while as Ike introduction Into the saner, of royalty, and the high esteem is which it Is universally held. with numerous tee, tinsonlale conetantly received of Its efficacy, afford the beet and sweet poets of Its Mil iL —Price Oa 641., 70., ed., ennui to four mall. and SI& per bottle.—Fold at SO, Hatton-garden, and by abeselete and perfunsera— kik for lowlands' Macassar Oil. THE INVIGORATI I 7E NERVINE ESSENCE .a. The moat scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial over intradnoed ; rectores to their normal condition al the seerations. ea the integrity of which perfect health de =ft la • specific for debility of all kinds, and con among otharlapedisato, pepsine and phosp wa s ods, will prove li= 4 benelicial to the nervosa and dyspeptic. Price po. or four cum:Mimi In one for Tit. Pole Agents, Yews. Baumgarten a Co., 620, Oxford-ettiek and 1335. fencharclseirest, LC.. London. IJAITUK—The LETTUCE contains an active iple the Wain, which possesses al the soothing prope=ftenlir k* thsot iill augers. —Mr. O. JOTZAII, Inuit Chemist, eg, prepares • Syrup sad a Me of Wise (or Mime), highly reossunondsd by the Medical Profession tar cols* asthma. 6roacblrte. and all cheslageotious. Syrup, 2a fed.; tile. IL litt. sad IL U. Pete. by post. Is. Bid. sad is. Set ONLY • CL 0 D.—THIRD EDITION. Was Braddoe anew novel IPSO merely be proeenneed an eminent auecem - -Bsturday Review. Ilay 27. ONLY a OL O D.—THIRD EDITION. •' Only a Clod' Is the latest and freshest of ]tine ßraddoa's crestless& The store/there, so to speak, of the tale is pure sod Iteatthy."—Athenseem, May 17. OELY • OL O D.-THIRD EDITION. In delicacy, in completeness In tons, ' Only a Clod . Is better than any otber work of Mae Braddon'a We therefore heartily ocesumed It to oar reedere."—Rtandard, June & OELY a CL O D.—THIRD EDITION. An that there was to admire In lady Andleye S cret • all the seas the power of graphic description. the Interest o thaw are Isere. The book ls hea thy in tone, and ot terest" Atoning star. May 30. ONLY s CLO D.—TRIRD EDITION. " It displays an extraordinary amount of knowledge of human cluwacter, and abounds with graphic pass , ges and vivid descriptions of exciting events It Is a novel that will stand successfully the test of con:parboil with any that leas itraddon has already writtea."—Obserrer, May SS. ti ELY a CLOD.—THIRD EDITION. " ' 0•17 •OW is superior to • lady Audlels &writ, or • Aurora Floyd.' The swim la bright, clear. awl picturesque, mtmtaw raectiM the varying o-s of an swami sod Maur tin story."—llenAsder Courier, Me 9. NOVEL BY AUTHOR OF "ROLAND THE PAINTER." Thu day, in vein, at AU L110121%1. WHO WAS TO BLAME? John Maxwell and th)., 122, 110.144tr•0t APIDCDOTIC4L MEMOIRS 01 THE EMPEROR. This day, la I val.. as all Libraries. NAPOLEON ILL and his COURT. John Manual and Co, IM, lbeeNiremet. NSW NOVII, BY ISTYPHIN MAILTIIOIO II . This day, to t voles, at all u►rarYL CHARLOTTE THRALE. John /dame and Co., It; 1164-stratt. Ws day, to S vols., at all Lthessies, CIEUEL FORTUNE. V Ay the Author of Why Yam^ " Queens of Soog; de. Jobs Maxwell and Co.. lestuireet. CRIMP IDTTION. Preslhp4ses and Vissift• =rag" pees AL. T HE BADDINGTOI4 PEERAGE. By mama Aooultss SAL. Jolla Maxwell mod Co.. pablkikera. lit llesloilreet. DR. OUIVIRMILL on MARRIAGB : no 01Woor , liogybroso, owl Dlmpolasioral. to. Mau. Coroka :or Imam. THIC TAIMULON 1171.11181( DATED. Ila.: HIM. lactur aw. Womb" AS . C.'s proroulocol roddrop e Z Groot llorlbobrooloorroot. W Dr . Also, OM Peal-orMor Itskik OW* ed.. VA It Mortistairilsol SA , • This evening the Pope assembled the Cardinals at the Vatioan, in order to communicate to them personally the answer of the Italian government to bis proposals respecting the Italian episcopacy. King Victor Emmanuel, General Della hlarmora, and SkinorLitnza are favourable to these proposals, but they are opposed by Signor Natoli. General Count de Montebello gave a grand military dinner yesterday, in honour of Omar Pacha, who arrived in Some three days ago. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. MALTA, Joy' p.. The Syria and bismuth& left here with the above mails at noon to-day. The former may be expected at Marseilles early on the 16th, and the latter at Southampton on the 2lst inst. THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER& BERLIN, Jug" 13. L the Chamber of Deputies to-day the bill re fen* to the exposer of the war with Danmark was deloused. Herr Wapner proposed as an amandenest "That the government be requited to samovar to bring about the annexation of the duchies to Prussia, even by iodermailyiag, if neomary, any claimant to their pomeselos." Herr Twist**, the reporter of the committee on the bill, spoke against annexation. Herr von Bismarck said :—" The programme for the aolution of the question of the duchies se has been completely curled out, excepting the it of the Priam of Auguelmenberg as Duke of Schleswig-Hof- Mein. This use take plats any day nom the Prime proving his hereditary right to the DCIOIIM. which he has up to the preset time tailed to do. Is a conversation with me last year his Highness rejected the moderate &muds of Prussia, and mirrored himself as follow.: " Why did you come to the Duchies? We did sot sill you. Batten would bare beat settled without Prow*" ' Annexation to Prowls la the beet thing for Mehleasig- Holstein, but there is ao prospect of its accomplishotest on amount of the large debt for which it would be mem eery for Preemie to reader herself liable. After the refusal of our moderate demands by the Prince of Augusteoburg, we dull be justified in subsequently increasing them." The Chamber resumed its sitting this emit . % when the govern ment bill was rejected, and the pro of the committee were agreed to by a large majority. err Wagoner's amend ; meat wee also rejected. PARIS, Juxa 13.—The Epoque of to-day an nounces that at the election of a deputy to the Corps Legislatif for the department of Maros, M. Goers, the opposition candidate, was returned bi 17,177 votes. 12,719 votes were given for M. Dugust, the government sae didate. FRAN TRADE IN SPAIN. —MADRID, MAY 10.—In last night's Bitting of the Congress, Senor Giebert made • mewl in which be reviewed the system followed by Sir Robert Peel in England, and continued by his sueoessors, whisk had rimed up to England an era of extraordinary commercial wealth and prosperity. Senor (Hobert further referred to the successful results obtained in England and France by reducing certain import duties, and said that Spain wu euelniently prepared to adopt similar financial re forms. He therefore weaselled the Minister of Finance to follow the example of Sir Robert Peel, and courageously eater upon the path of economic reform. Tbe Minister of Finance, in reply, entered into several considerations to show that it was not so any in Spain as in England to intro duce mach reforms, and that Spain like England required many years of etedy and preparation in order to take up liberal ideas upon soonomia question. The minister stated, however, that the government was di.pood to adopt in part the policy advocated by Senor Clears. The heavy portion of the Australian mail, due on the 18th inset, will not then arrive. The next packet that can bring it home will be the roe due on the 2nd proximo. In order for this packet to do so the Australian mail ought I. reach Point de Galls on the 31st of May -4d had not reached there on the 27th of that month). If it does not reach Point de Gallo on the 31st the homeward steamer will wait there Ave days for it, so that the steamer of the 2nd proximo may not reach home before the 7th of next math. The outward Australian mail of she 20th and 25th of April, due at Melbourne on the 10th ion, cannot reach there before the 24th lost BANCROFT r. HAMNR.—FALSE REOUITRATION Or Blare.—Mr. Samuel Hamer surreadered at the Manchester polioe.oourt yesterday, before Mr. Fowler, the stipsodiary magistrate, upon a warrant charging him with felony, under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, clause 41, cap. 86, 6th and 7th William IV., is haying cased to be falsely registered is the enperietendeat's reenter of birth, for the Manchester distriett the birth of • certain child named Margaret, the father's name being entered as Samuel Hamer, and the mother's name as Margaret Hamer (formerly Lapin), such child not being the daughter of the said Margaret Hamer. The alleged offence was com mitted cm the 19th September, 1880. Mr. Bancroft, it will be recollected, has had two suite instituted against his wife, in the Divorce Court, for adultery, which failed. The short history of this case ire, that Mr. Bancroft, a few years ago, married the mother of the child referred to above. He did not learn till after his marriage that his wife had ha a child some twelve or thirteen yeas before, which child it appears, was adopted by ate uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hamer, and registered as their child, the object being as far as possible to cover and conoeal the disgrace of its mother, then an no. married woman. Mr. Tarr, banister, prosecuted, and Mr. Leresebe,tbarrister, defereled. Before the ease was goo* into Mr. Lerssche took so objection. He mid the Marriage Regletratiou Act, 6th and sb Wm. IV. ' e. 85. acd the Births, Ice„ Registration Act, 6th and 7th Wm. IV., e. 86, received the royal assent on the same day. A clause of the former sat (23rd) incorporated the two sets, and clause 41 provided tint no prosecution noder the act should be corn meaced unless brought within three years after the offence was committed. Mr. Tarr soateada that there being no clause in the Births, Ac., Registration dot limiting the time for prosecutions the objection did not apply. Though a clause of the Marriage Act incorporated the two acts. it could not have been inteedeil the limitation clause of that act should apply to the *thin.. Mr. Lemma contended that every asetiou of the an ant applied to the other, as if they were the same set. The words of the 44th section were that this act shall be taken to be part of the same act as if fully incorporated therewith. No words hardly could be stronger. Mr. Fowler said he could not put any other interpretation on this sat but that relied as by Mr. Loathe, ad the warrant must be dismissed. If the other side chose to take the matter to • higher court, they might take a case. Mr. Ton' said he would take time to consider. WAGES MOVIDINNT ne TES LONDON BUILDING TILADMIL—Lest wean • amorously attended meeting of =t e es from the operative caroatere sad jams of was held at Cambridge-hall, Newmasetreet, Oxfordareet, to madder the propriety of adopting a me morial to the master Wass of the metropolis, requestleg as *dunes ore the eyeshot site of wages 335. per week, or 7d. per bony. About 100 delegates were Dreamt. repressaties the various eierpeaten' moieties mid the pried* shops mad jobs to the trade, both society and nod-soalsa ea ; is all asarly 8,000 ma Wei represented. A menimial Mb. bodying thsreasous fee adds, ihe adman was mehmlilbed„ dimmed, mid adopted, adulthood to be promoted tie Ih -. maim forthwith. ASCOT RACES.—TIIMIDAT. 'FD3IT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. The peadge of this amnia, was fully sustained today. The peleasege of royalty and the immerse aristocratic ;cathodes proved that Asoot pormesse an attraction Nahum polder than any other race meeting. The weather was beautiful, the sky being cloudless and the air dear, and what is somewhat unusual, free from dust. Although the rail did not appear to be patronised so much son former occasions, and the cows* appeared uncrowded fee "The Stakes" day, there was evidently a large imam* of Was who ludesaithed the coarse by road, the carriages, thickly packed extending a long way down the course. The toilettes of the ladies, as usual us such occasions, when favoured by fins weather, prorated an spume/ice both elegant and pleasing, the dark beth-gronad of the sur rounding country throwing op the varied tints with dazzling brilliancy. The Prince ef Wiles and saint arrived jut be. fore the Sane appointed for the first nos. His royal high. nags, who emu from Maribmoush-lions by rail, was re calved with every demonstration of loyalty, sad, after being aooducted to the Royal Stand, he strolled into the enclosure, nutting familiarly with nobles and turf meg. Dana. The bettiog.ring was very crowded, and the stands were well fined, the Steward's Stand being extensively patoonclasi by reek sad beauty. The ansagersents of imbibe& weighing, and darting were well corded out, but the substitution of a hideously sounding species al gong for the usual saddling bell was • peat misfortune, as, on the best toll, " Ei leen that dreadful bell" was the cry. The Tad Stakes, the first event on the card, teacake eat 18 of the 22 " °domed." Heir.at-Law was installed the favourite at 4 to 1, cad he won 'sally by half • length from Ambition. Holf-a-dona contested the Eleventh Ascot Triennial Stakes, for which Ely was made • great favourite, 7 to 4 being freely laid on him. Mr. Oartirriglit's horse lay off until within a quarter of • mile from the winning chair, when he closed with Bengali, and woe, after • most exciting finish, by a neck. Elena watt to the post to start for the Queen's Staid Plate, and some Mined was exhibited to see in what fens Broomielaw world ran ; but the " Mad" speedily elected Sacehammester sad Young Messarque as favourites, the former having the call, whiled 100 to 8 warn easily obtainable about Mr. Chaplin's repro. smitetive. At the distance Sanharometer had the race in band, eventually winning audly by two lengths. The Eighth Amen Biennia Stakes fee 2-yrelds brought oat ben youngsters. Janitor, from hie victory in the Wocalcele Stakes, was made favourite at 6to 5, while Mr. Buttes's] Rustic was the next in demand at 3 to 1. Baron Roth.- child's colt went to the boat aeon after the Mart, sad although Radio struggled gamely on, opposite the stand, Janitor still held the lead, sad was by a keg*. Lord Stem. ford's Chian was third, e, length ands hall behind Raab,. This race usually Metals a favourite for the Derby, but although 29 to 1 was offend spinet JUJU', there wore no takers. The Gold Vase, • gift al her Majesty, seldom pro duces a large field, aid this year it was still more natati on* bat buret the wrens. the Gard heed the starter. Of this camber, Bitharo, from the form he displayed in the Derby, war supported at even mosey, while 3 to 1 was offered against Breeze. Oa entering the straight Breen was in front, but opposite the Royal Stead Adams brought Of BMus with • rash, soda dead heat was the result. The deciding beat was leftoff until after the last nos. The Prince of Wake Stakes brought oat the odebeated Breadalbane and eight moderate ones. Breadalbau had • 710. allowance for never having woe, and with this is his favour he was in stalled favourite at 6to 4, and be came in • winner by eight lengths amidst vociferous cheering. Mr. Chaplin, on sp. peering at the side of his horse, when retuning to "weigh in," war the subJese 91 greet applies. The I Maiden Plate predated the largest Add of the day, twenty. three two-year aide ping to the pod. The race wee was by (betas. The Stakes; wee fixed at the late hoar el 5.20, and owing to various delays, it was ass* an hour before the twelve competitors were started. Moose and Auditor were egad favourites at 4 to 1. each, while 10 to 1 could be got about Tomato. The ran will be found fully described below • suffice it to say that Tomato had all the beet of it aftir entering the straight and won by half a length. Auditor and Bally Edmond ran a dead heat for second plum Thu Sweepstakes al 50 eon. was wan by Lord Ocustry's Is Meta, with odds of 7 to 4 on her. he deciding heat for the Gold Vase was the last HER Majesty's THEATRE.—We learn that on event of the del, end after •Pm struggle resulted in the the occados of the forthcoming representation of Mozart's defeat of the colours by threes parts of a length. celebrated open. /1 Plaid° Mario; at this theatre, a sew Details of the nubs will be found below. singer, His Georgina Schubert, of the Reed Cocaine/Are, Tin TRIAL Swum of 5 eon. each, with 100 added, for Hanover, will be introduced to the British public in the two-yr.olde and upwards. The winner to be sold for 6004, einuoner of huhu Him Schubert has already snag and if for 2001. allowed 51b. The New Mile. (22 subs.) with peat summit et several el the principal German Captain Gray's Heir-at-Lew, by Nsinoluater—Hoiress, theatres. (2001.), Sat Mr 3 . yrs efightnigoll' . Ambition, 2 yrs (110014, (1. ist Adam. 1214 1 MIINIFIEZET Gina TO THE lIMIYRRainse or (13plilek) x EDINBUZGE AND ST. ANDRIWB.—Ws anderstand that Mrs. Cagigas White's Black Primo, 2 yrs (coot p ` bet IMb Tyodal Brun, of Falkland, has munificently gifted the awn (ilantabie) I e t 10,0001, for the purpose of establishing fellowships and The following also ran PaPinm , K* 31333 . 133343 fi1e 2112 eiholanitips to the University Edinburgh, and 5,0001. for The Proctor, The Opposition, Merry Lass. Allan-a-Dale, =,s a. Andre seat Signalman, Catch'em Alive, Vigilant, Halifax, Amber, sue like purpose in the u snerasy o f and Gram Darling. man. Betting :4to i mot Heir-at-Law, sto 1 opt Mr. W. HEALTH or LONDOIII.—It appears from the re- Day's two (Signalmen and Catch-'em Alive), 7to 1 ages turn issued by authority of the Begistrar-General, that in Ambition, Bto 1 NO Ones Darling, 10 to 1 each apt the week that ended os Saturday, June 10, the births Onager and Allams-Dale, sad 100 to 8 apt Black registered in Load= and to. ether large taus of the Priam Calla Kingdom were 3,876 ; the deaths registered 2,637. Two Tann YeAa or mea Ermvinern ABOOT TEEM= The annual rate of mortality was 21 per 1,000 porous living. Slam, of 10 son, each, with 100 added, fere-yr...lde; oats, Is London the births of 1,008 boys and 948 girls, in all 1,956 Bst 10lb ; fillies, Bet 51b. Certain penalties and allowances. children, were registered in the week. In the aorreopood- One round and in Manilas opposite the Grand Stand. leg weeks of tea years 1855.64 theaneage number, corrected (36 subs.) for increase of popainion, was 1,920. The deaths registered Mr. W. S. Cartwright's Ely, by Kingston—The Dimmer, in London during the week were 1,289. The average Mt IMb (Lleseessee) 1 number for the iweutytbird week, viz., the ins es Mr. Boa e Banged, Sit 101 b " h33141) 2 week in tea years 1855-64, is, with a conectio7,7l:r d escre Mr. H. Barites Privateer, tint 113 h (J. bloater) Hopper and lady Rylda also nut of population, 1,174. The present return exhibits as expose of 115 deaths over the estimated number. The ' Boding : 7 to 4on Ely, 100 to 30 apt Baraph, Ana 10 1 •' bar two." deaths show aa increase on those of the two minion weeks, in which the numbers were successively 1,249 and 1,187. ' 1 1 Tan Qualm's Brun Flare of 200 sus. added to a Dianbun increases, but by slow degrees ; the cues returned sweepstakes of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds 'and upward' ; certain penalties and allowances. T.Y.O. (5 fuzing. 136 so fetal in the lent three weeks hawing welt 27, 38. and 44. yards). (18 subs.) A men, aged 34 years, won fatally wounded on the head by Mr. W. Morris's Saccharometer, by Sweetmaat—Defams• the spar of a gamecock. A young man died of hydrophobia thm, ayes. lea lib (Forams) 1 in Westminster Hospital from having been bitten by • dog Lord stendords Groans, 6 yrs, est 121 b (Inc, 711 extra) about sloe weeks previonly. The following fatal wrap ills G rlmabaw) 2 natant. win registered is the week l' there were seven : Mr. York's Lytham, a )70 Ist Sib (a ) 3 Oa Jun. 6, in the Royal Free Hormital. a railway porter, The following also ran Na Wild oong lionarque, Oppressor, Manar Archy, Naroll, Bleier Se Ambe., mil 22 years, died from injury by • van. On Jain 6, is and Queen of Trumpa the same hospital, the wife of a house painter, aged 35 Betting : 3to 1 apt Sitocharometer, 100 to 30 apt Young Vous. by • cart. Oa the 31st alt., the daughter of a coder- Mouarque, 7to 1 Wild Agnes, 19 to 1 each apt Sister to ranger, *god S rue, by a dray, in Yerk-etreet, Waterer& Amber and Queen of Trumps, 100 to 8 eacli apt Broarais• Os use 7. the sos of • butane, aged 5 years, by • van is law ad Lytham. and 100 to 6 eget Gun& Whitechapel-road. On the 31.1 ult., I. King's College Tea Four Yaks or rug &WITH Ascot Busman Hospital, the daughter of • labourer, aged 2 years, by a Garr STAINS, of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for 2-yrolds ; ia Little Wyldetreet. On June 3, is St. Bartho lo mew' s colts, 8 . 1 10Ib ; Bst 61b. T.Y.C. (five furlongs and Hospital, • labourer, aged 63 years, by cart at Lambeth. 136 yards). (56 subs.) Oa Jane 5, in the same hospital, a brewer's umiak aged Baron kothschild'e Janitor, by King Tom—Mrs. Hobson 46 Leers, hy • dray at the Poultry. (Janus's dam), Ent islb NI% Z. Cottons Rune, sat ioni Lord Stamford's Chill" teL leib (H. o = m ` w l NKRCIAL-ROAD. —Yesterday Mr. Robert Debealiam, sited 32, The following also ran :--Claros. Fairy , Mephisto- a member of the Royal College of Surgeons , of kleatb pheles, Macdonald, Brimetone, Black Priam, and Mtu Harriette. holies, Commertial-road, Stepney, surrendered OD ball at Besting 6to 3 apt Janitor, 100 to 30 ape Rube, 7to the Thames Pollee-curt, to answer • charge of manalsenn. 1 apt Mephistopheles, and 8 to 1 apt Chibisa. Mr, is killiag Thomas Solomoe,a ship's pastor, who strayed THe GOLD Vas; given by her Majesty, added to • into the garden behind antiphons cm the night of Whit. sweepstake. of 20 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; Monday, the sth of the present mouth. The investigation ssvUk penalties and alumni. Two Bu tt er fl y sbs.) lasted sena hours, and created an extraordicary amount of Mr. v.r. Robinson's Mani, by Monstro %tenet and exeitement. 'Tbe court was densely crowded lyre. 7st 7lb is Mauls i 1 all day, and thousands in the street near the watt waited 333" n Rothschild'. ' keen, 4 re , 13 " 611 b . • *4 4 ' D a l e') I simian* to hear the result. The widows of the oaf or- Mr ' Craven's The Tartar ' 4 2r3 eel II " •• • (''• Ci°•llr) 3 taunt* transaction wee a repetition of that already • Stanton also ran. given, &wad Even en B u s .. and 3 to 1 apt Brae ... sod after hearing it, M r . Paget said be felt bound to commit Breeze was off first, but Flamm took rep the running for • the prisoner for trial for manslaughter. As the case bad quarter of • mile, when Breeze resumed the lead, SiliL4o4l alaaaaat a alriaal sped he mush require further lutl• 0. the fine ionstipties woa alleged th e usfarbasete roan lying naiad, two lengths in ths diar of the banes mare, to , and • similar distance is advance of E th an; behind whom, warn shot while attempting •""'"' •••• The at D another interval of two lengths followed The Tartar. endear. that day negatived that. The deceased bad ao felonious intent whatever. The bail he should require the Swialey Hill Stanto n beaded Breeze, and atainiain a el . lead to the tall mile pa t , when would ha the primmer s own personal recognisance' in Breeze std fourr nuratl a in 1,0001. each. Thar required end Elitism ran to the fore , Snton t._ ; ,"" at oace dropping into the rear, whilst Th e Tartar liberated. w••• ""'""‘ www ••• l'""'""eg . 14 took cheer order. Breese came into the insight in feast, and at the distance was leading by & leogth, which was mast- FATAL GEN ADDlDlNT.—Yesterday morning, dually diminished by Eltham who, getting cep la the last - about 10 o'clock, • • lamentable and fatal accident occurred stride, finished a dead lint. 'The Tartar was a had third. to ajoune snood Nor med 19 . belonging ' Deciding Heat.-6 to 4as Ingham, who made play •to tam Royal Redoes at 800. The deceased, with rile and a bale when Breeze took up the running. Eltlism, a nember of other sups, left the barraciks to go to the however, closed with her at the distance and, staying the Milton range. for the purpose of skirmishiog drill and Me IsIV, was as nails( roes by three parts at • length. practice. Whilst •Basriviod , the drill it seems be PILINCI 01 WALIN'S STAINS Of 20 son. mob, h ft, briefed 1 0) *MO Dain•D ID", "a the stock of his musket with 500 stidal, for 3-yr.olds ; colts, Bet 101 b ; Anise, Bst .track against his comrades lag, thereby twisting round fat Wincing "sawes and a way / s u mszoo m New towards his beret the movie of his gas, which at the same About • mile and five furious. (137 sus.) tints exploded ; the band passed through the haunch (" I ".. Cluudlna Ereadalbans, by Stockwell—Unit s Sony wore by the dinesid. sad d entered UM below the shini est sib 1 doe blade, pubs Omagh the heart, and coming cal al Mr. Water's olmar, as 10lb Baron Rothschild Oninivere, list Mb 3 .' "2 . S A pion of bone came oat with the bullet , and struck • The foll°•1•• a4to ten*—Heir 33 law, Tbe C a l gr, Mf r corpora who was in Vl* k. Blood Hobble, lacellor, anwenneo, and The Swift. poured set of Ban n" 6 to apa Breeda n met sa d 100 to 30 each so d the aeronauts tima's moans, and be expired home- Oben and Denim* Miss Bobbie held the ised kw a dials. , adkie• 4l __ the "ftww•r• area. Tha &Noma quarter of a Mk, when she was palled back, aid The CaLoyer, bean cadent dol••••••. old tho •• 014 ••• k°B east • &Needed by Lazaretto, naiad oft the running, Obear ave gloom over the Perim. As inquire was Mr he held teeth •n third. Gabber* fourth. and nest thin we with is the bids. bane sad Facellor. Three-quarters of • mile from home thrtital. PARaCt...—Oint SMureso DAT.— The Caliper gave way to ODIDIven , sad TOMettal, JUNE 13 --Adsahricas ro pummel, 4,136; dine etto, the harem's Ally carrying ea the rinsing le the dem by a soge WU% 1,429; mai. AAA, • BETTING AT MANOMISTER.—TneDAT. 101rAL HUNT CUP. 6to 1 aid Union Jacky ■to 1 apt Nuneaton (off) 100 to B Baldwin. (off) 66 to 1 Windham tr) 100 to 6 MatleaCtaaff) NOILTHUMBKILLAND MATZ. 8 to 1 opt Collor Os (off tut 10 to 1) 10 to 1 ogoo am other. Carciwr.—Nowrs V. Sours.—Play was resumed yesterday s IL2O in ibis make., and the North bold their owe till 5.15, soorieg 212, el whish amber Deli coo. Whited 78. At the time of drawing the stamps for the day, the South had lost three wickets for 55. PIELD.LANE RAGGED SCHOOLS. The ceremony of laying the foundation-atone of the sew premises to be boa in Viee4treet, Farriagdatr road, by the impporters of this institutioa, In sainemesoce of the present establishment being about to be amused to railway porpoise, was performed yesterday by the Karl of Shaftesbury. in presence of a unmeroas assemblage of =Melodies • large proportion of ladies. The pro- Zs Isavlieg been opened with prayer by the Rev. J. B. Owen, ea address was read to Lord Shaftesbury, whisk traced the history of the institution for the 23 years of its existence. During that period 955 children bad ben edu cated in the infest schools, 8,953 had been instructed in the day *shook, of whom 3,079 had hese placed ie elbeations ; 3,850 in the evening school, 9,000 in the refuse treeing alma% 3,950 is the belittle, ...11 shoe realciag alum, girl" la the night school, 2,100 in the industrial dames, 670 had beim Wight to read is the IMAM . alias, and 8,700 gm meals had been made by tie °Wane for the olothiag society ; 9,000 prises bad been given to children who bad reenabied in Misations ever 12 months. There had been 3,000 depositors in the penny boat ; 111,832 men, boys, and WOOl4O had peeved through the refuges, 10,747 of wham had been provided with situations or work. Of the entire number a very coosklerable proportion had attended Bible climes and ragged church services, Lord Shaftesbury having laid the foundation skim, eased the oompsay. A meeting of the electors of Westminster favour able to the claims of Mr. Witham Mary Smith was held last ova* at Willis'. Rooms, to seed the kosomble madam, and bow from him an .1 his pa Utica! views. The meelese la the Lower Boma, which was mow Mr. J. L. ELUOT, I. the abeam of Earl Peony, pc • ad there were ea the platform the Hoe Arland DOWlllob, 111.r. " 0 1 t Broca°, Boos, ILP., Sir J. Hans liszweil, Mr . J. 'Sa mmier Millar, Y.P.Colonel Bawl, Kr. Telma& Mr. Prat, Barlow, Mr. liardea k, Mr MAW Weed, Hon, R. Grades. Camel Rowley. .G. A. Miller, Mr. Here with,. Mr. J. G. Whet, Mr. J. Wood, Mr. Hadley, Mr. Golding, Mr. Cribb, Mr. Marsha, Mr. Wilkins's, Mr. Casale Ryder, Dr. Witt, Dr. Dame, Mr. Low, Mr. Spencer Puma, Mr. Taforri, Mr. Massa, &o. Mr. Smith we. goodly cheered we aster* the roam, end wee bailed with repeated abode sad hescas. The Cadman bray Mad that the °Wet of Use meet letw:: to a ff ord to the coneerystive modulate for Wast e& epportuaity of mesas a Imp amber of those whom he hoped seen to call hie analiesate, to melds Ids political views, sad to answer say gmatione they add dare to pet. Mr. Smith had already sawed conservative asciples. end his detwanation tole= innovations which under the sondem ease of reform threatened to oedemas ear Podia atasMAstim. ILL W. 11. Sewn thee same forward, wed age the atm * by whisk be was seals reseed bad salad, and be bed &bed the iadelesnes of canine ea t a be i zzand of his eaterin pablisaiseskle.4llst ate (spokes be waterer:l ea. he resolved too guided. - Li bad said that be sem hal* them se a are; est dad geoll dd mod raped die pared party. He had' not the Weem to be a trey. Then. 11 bad bees said be woo a isilkad-water Head wet ems Were than as a mar MD, but ••• who was daterrased to maintain bit laspendenos. (Che tbspf ec o a st i , There was no leader at prank to aim he was ne glee la his undivided areas& He bad pest IrCfor oar eld and gleam listed in airline* in say me 4 . - z i rraa -i lie thot _would is the dighteet degree impair it. aMel Duacrices, 11. P., moved a roast* sperovieg of Mr. Smith's praised principles, and pledging the mei* to me He beet easavoun to mace his Mum. Mr. J. 0. WOOD -resold this, observft that although I lir. gmigh might set have the ability el • Madam, Ise ad eh least the ham*. (Chem, and arise el " Gleam for suer.') MI. 11ARIDIALL eirdhlly accepted Mr. Smith es a rasa date for the City of Warkmineter, far it was of the highest importance that the electors Arad seed to parliment a Metsad business man, sod he thought so one who e l d Mr. Smith's statement mold doubt that he was reek a ma. Mr. Nnwerrav, an elector, who met with coadderahl• intemedies advocated the claims of Captain Groeveeor. An lIIPTOS *aired a to the the bee. asadklatids view is Mews, te a tt es raihMs great Mr. Leal the meeting in support of file by hams, depresated the shears beieg dada to by some des Apsaffemes who adaded thownelme hem the sad maim to die spas as to who should messed them. hie. Balk represented' to • hay that imamate carterva- Sive manatall whisk he believed pervaded the whole at the middle aims of the dam al Westminster. (Hear, bear.) He advised the friss& of Mr. Smith set to split their votes. bat beds* foe that petlems, whose semen in that awe was socials. Mr. Maus, M.P., also supported the motion, which was put sad carried with era cheering, throe or four hie& only being held up whet it. Mr. W. H. 811/111 moved • vote of thanks to the char ms (bat withal mplyiag to the patios about thy booth), which wee weeded by Coked Hoot, ILP.. aid anted by sadamatios ; sod the ashrusee's Lefef asknowledented dosed the 'procadings. A public meeting of the parishioners of St. Anne's and St. Martia's, Westminster, favourable to the re tarn of Mr. John Stuart Mill at the forthcoming election, was held last evening in the Polygrasvieto Mail, King wit. liam•streot ; Dr. Roans ia the 'bur. The CHAIRMAN hie* elmersod the jileSSUrnhe feat presiding oa molt en emmire, sold the glisten met for the Lirof mitestelig the eases lid shims of Mr. Mill to tame. lie regretted to may that England seemed to be the only country in which ittel leetnal impiety did met inset with a proper repot. allies, and there wee no doubt the ems= that was directed towards ci was to a comiderable exteet deserved. The dirtiegetisheid geneetnan who appeared se a midis:late bad lifted himself from the people*, the termed with= swept the people, and the City of Westmiseter would be bononred by having each a man in the House of Commons to attend to their interests. He (the chairman) felt simere borrow at the retirement of Sir Jobs Shelley. who while he represented them never proved a recreant to the principles for which he wee selected, sad it was Is be hoped for the path° good that his merrier would sot be last to the country. Mr. T. Han proposed a resolution resommending the eleetioa of Mr. Mill, and which wee mibetestially the mme as was adopted at other meetings connected with the rem rotation of Westminster, Mr. 3torrr•oo Onmene. In seconding the resolutioe, expremod a hope that what be called " moseyocraey" w cnld masa to emonmed she Whence which it exercised sonstitnenciee, sad that the electors of Eogland 6 :071 . 4 bastes to appreciate the independence which would be oely mound by &determination to obtain the Mara of men of integrity and talent. The resolutioe, which was duly supported, was then pat to the meeting sad carried maid amisinaticm Onizecnirxx.—A close contest is expected in this homy* The Hi* Ashley Poemsley sew Mires, sad Mr. Julian Goldsuild, sephew of Sir F. Goldamid, M.P. for Medan (who has lately purchased Readoombepark), Calls himself is the Unveil Mewed. Tbe conservative party bring (reward, in edditioa to their old member, Ms. Allen Battinest, nephew of Earl Bathurst, swooped coweerwative candid.* the Hoa. Ralph Dutton, M.P. for South Has* mid a brother of Load Sherburne. Both enadatates have issued addresses to the sleeken CuLtsrannaw.—At Cheltenham the Hon. Colonel Berksey, M.P., will he opposed b Mr. Marks Schreiber, who has Weed an address to the s Mr. Schreiber is opposed to a reduction of the franchise, and adopts Mr. Disraeli's idea of " lateral* extesaion ; he is opposed to the usonditional abolition nR church rates, and announces hi. Intestine to " resist ell attires cm the integrity sad to depoodesoe of the church of England, and on tin protestant principles so intimately connected with the liberties which we .s jay. Futssuaw.—Last night the first public meeting of the friends and empowers of Mr. P. W. Parte was held is ityddeltos•halljUpperwtrset, Islington. Mr. Lake was called to the case, sad Wiley introduced the candidate to the electors. Mr. P. W. Peelle declared himself to be a radial. He contended that in reality welted no represen tative goversment ; mortal the right of every man to a vote, and declared that so measure of reform would be worthy of acceptance that was not accompanied by a redis tribution of seats. Nothing short of household suf. (rage, acoompenied with a lodger suffrage, ought to satisfy the constituencies. He was as ardent admirer of the ballot. He cousidered the connection of church and sten a alliance of an unholy character, and he would go for the complete, thorough, total, and ea mediate abolition of church rate. He would support the abolition of spiel linciabtoeut, the °peeler of the British Memorn and NatioselGallerise on the Sunday. Beepsetieg the baokruptcy laws, he believed them to be is a very us satisfactory stets. Ile considered the introduetioa of the Scotch system would be an i.peovemeut epos that which at present existed. He would support the repeal el the present onerous Master and Workman's Act.—A resolution &elating that it was desirable Mr. Petit should be re torted to epeeist the inveigh in the wen( parliament was serried. Hum.—Mr. Joseph Hoare has offered himself as a candidate. The sitting members, Mr. James Clay and Mr. Joseph Soma, seek renkietioa, and as Mr. T. F. Nor wood has stated he brother, Mn Charles Norwood, will come forward should any other person than the sitting members appear se a candidate, he will also offer himself. We may look upon Hell a hares fear candidates. via , Mears. Clap, Somas, Hoare, and Norwood—that is, two liberals and two coeservative.—Eastern Mornieg Nem JUNG'S Loa.—Lord Stanley, in his address to the electors of this borceigh, beady says that the tioediense with which they have honoured him during a period of nearly IT yesre eacoomps him once more to offer himself as a STROI7II. —)4 Poulett Serape yesterday Maned an address to the electors. After referring to hie services fora third of e oeneiry, and to the liberal measures peed during that period, be aseendee by saying :—"Lookieg to the future, he hopes to see halftime advances in the saa• devotee ; among them the total abolition of church NM% and as newton of the suffrage, which may Include • oossidershis portion of three Will are not now directly re- " - promote& Ibtuovion.—hir. Campbell Swinton has de clined to take tb. kM sot tbe ear runtime essdielete for Zoliebargb—tios reloetoot °motet be bad Wee beid to broregiven barbs" boos soecontsaied by °minions sod re oirrotioas torviug blot tree ultimately to tau the &aloe be boa sew made. At the mend sooting et eomorrativeo as idiuday there woos difteresee of cloaks cc to wiretbor or Dot the ides ot potting up s amodidato ander the circus stimses °mitt set to be at ewe ellasdooed ; bet io tbe end it wee agreed Meaty to so istisioa. hot *ours tits nem. Bestmeast. 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