The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-02 00:00:00

, No. 4,359.] r 8 TRALLLIC k NEW ZEALAND peciarra ÜbNDnslosYDrßDtr.et. Mnotkly MECUM LINE. Lo\l4l\ and AITILIAED 'NEW . T 1.11... the erkbrated e.l slops al the BLACK tAITI , II sod AMEAIIAN es-ROYAL MAIL PAt ALT+ vatclbed tram Ihs Leeks Dodo mass* Y mist 4lpa. , Cogl tra Pal ;ill Splnt 01 Ike Sank . l Alla ... boomo & l• • .1 si -robe *Ur MIL Brae n INOi*** L I: e ./ ilmo M011i.... 'Ki lotions ..../IMO / syMmuy M City .4 Mohcbsater.... , Omni .... 14/00 Aydoey 0i.45....5y . Wats,* ....111Woy4ory Mo.* I anonym . ... . .. 10inmemom-11111. Vas*, J. 111 Ndlirr by . Markey ....11.10041.100 y N. firay W3rtberrine. LINO II) diary MN?. IS neer D'l' I rwels crier as marl agrwerdp, tio smarm and *Moton of illne and mon weds *dram at teak', sad degotra . gory eamprlse ammo et the and faetra it 40,6 bath aad lOW expressly for the leads, and 11 thcir rayl.l parser bare amed a wortd.lowera roped& tko.—for &TWA or ovaly to JAM S DAMN sad Co. I.lwarpool . or to P IM ° MACKAY lad Mourgate• Meek Lodes, LC. CAPE GOOD HOPE Direct (under engage !met t. H n Goverment. eel will be ..leopetehed arty Awe-4 . the spl, paid Bettie\ clipper-41p lEN ILIA. A lar t .1.. reighter, t. PAM!, Cessroder loading la the Welt bile thwiL Bu aparNms sad headieree acoonanxelatton for peemousera Yor frelithA and preys appll to JAIIES 111031• toIN .It re , e. allliteregrate. liIMT STRAY OOKKUNICATION to EV ' TOWL—TIie LIVNIIPOuL t NZW Yo r s PILUJIWILL/111A 111/LAX MIP COMPAN 1 Maid MN Miloommi Ms iwarlbmwandpuese M is soadint smemon mi WM/7 Pima Arata. ?Oi stri TOLL OIAMOW, Walmodig. Nips* s AM era, ommelbs Widandsy. =PENN" W. 17. md 11 pima% armatess is 11111 lommt poimpi, II Worm kadadbe sa imird. Pamagm Ist oasi • ft sr i lie Wok& Imbed Wm* wii wiz MiNtzs Imm abwa—res brew w illsobn parWILLIAM , V r a mill last ear lawspool; or I• sad MM. 1111, TliAnurne ROYAL MAIL STEAM milw4fiee WWWWW4 W man wt..= GALWAY. lq&W 1011. and BUNTON canine at ht. Johua. Nonhnuullaad, 1,1.1 romrllolll sad bar Idalealya Malin The Aortas% sad meat direct Mao I. A marls _ 701 !DM PN. Parana Paddle litesiwer. Wb troll, Galway anima T. Isrlar DIM . .... 'ley►. 4. tOlt NEW YOKE. ..nsaught PrI•1Ir firmer, rale trum Galway August !I. Riney Alhrrt kr.• , ..1141r attio MM Vsekl:t Aitio ditto Vati•lk .I.tto Ziii.; P•4l{e dUt.. 'wed MU.tl Prideudrrs Lo.didd a& Orval& rag= Imo b is Dram . az!, am awl ‘l4, accordims to aanamadallow Tallow V-rli I 4.0 n. tt.S. tZ, sad dIT. acconlai le assualmadoMma. Veren,fr t.. Meoloni ..d Now Tort ST le.—Pair Ordala. i.sl..r gwrilcialars, sat* W ars. Id Mars. W. I. noodse, O.l.. • lair I and A.plasail ..Nsid Tat ; rrlo DAIL ADAM, mad , lidapoi lane. _ GR EA T WRIBTIRS RAILWAY. i agAr FAct fBION to ■ATZ sad SIUNIIIL. .60 .1 N T. Us. 411.1 A so Z.XIIMPION TRAIN will 1.., at T. 44 ma. *IL and fetre.... YID Joy IN Ilrbolol 7.0 p.m larel= 1...► chipplaboia wr 6th an mad M. 1154.4 N► mei 41. /A BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. N.l" 11l W. E'er RAION to Ur WEFT of ENGLAND. den loa fad AIM lot Galatia TaGotock. Tnuro. risatitot. 4.J, a., .ATTIDAT, Avert 4, an neI'ItAION TRAIN will Nave Paidratan M 4.414 air M 11111tION.SVPI4lLU111, Bletni.rdze. Bridpreantr, and Tanaka fares, Ma and 14e. Thrryrs awl Luker lb ed. sad : Barnstaple and 1144aerrd, pee ma Me +warms. OavIMA, earl Tekemenutin VW and 17a fkr 'flue, Torykay. ?Apt." ark T...ttatos Ma. and laa, awl 1411.1 Hyta..eth Wrk sad ken . Mr: ip t 111.rlay. A ovum 11. from Mama, a 4 111 auk and me per hand loU• radeliligern Minh le paid le a▪ y) the 1 . .14,11, Corbin/1, or W Conswall Ban. • sIII In fortiorh..l at Ylemesek, rpm predating Illetr ea ti. krt. kith find. sash, or Staved dm Maim tlekslo. t. U, utl, aortal, al • slag% len for Is arable HEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. kA I HEM' SIC( AIIf t? . 11111.71f . WALE owl Ur -ou To of 1111KLAil; tq.lll KtrlY , 11. ill. of Aura*, s. KXCCKItION TKAyyr will Mate Pa.l.ltiortoo. at as in., kir CUltriftOtif ( sad Iw %. slurs lies roil Ils , . CUMIN ;11s. and lan,: Cy:. awl lis Yon Talbot AL mud 16. ; Neagh Vs and Mu Id. : L•ielnre sal swamies no. lid. and ; Woolly fla awl MY. ; tariaartion as. and Ira. . /Carbine load sad Manor. 1.0.1 s est Ya. sod C. isl. . Milord Komi sad Kinard KW and 1.. sius ..r Staineforel 4si and : say OW= on the %Merlon' sod llk.nu Lwlisay IL. 61. sad lila ; say ▪ .n. the N do. ford soil Limerick Kail•ay Y. sad 7sa . Passenger. t., the Nutt Itnie• 1111/t MIMI by a spacial treas. Irmo, s.ll lease 11.1h5.l at 10 a in. no Friday, Amens& Is; Sham So r. boo& . 0.451. by say onlissary trnla aliJila fourteen days 5r.... lb,. 4.aic .4 (1.. tlekrt. —Chess, tickets to Killarney an Isnot .1 by rail /nun Waterford. sad by Can from Ont.—Yoe /Arthur particulars sae bilis THE UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC TY.LI}iBA►H COMPANY 'Unified Lnipoweeml by spariel Aet of Putiasuant. awl Itegotered undue the J.,41.1 SU+ k tntupanies Ada Limiting Ligninty. ALLAN A MYSICIIA, sibipting tLe principle of tbe Ywtal Per ewe --a bw sore Insif..rna no 10, Irrrsp“ ti.r e.f Capital, Cr01..100, to 34P.0110 ..f a.; gm h. M g...grrr i. Inc 'W.,17..terr,.•::",..:7,:,P.P1.. 1 .‘".. 1 ,41. - ;"°;,;;:.*"• 4 1."., e I. 1 , 11.01 , 1 V. cpAnuems air II EN kt V LEEK E. K I' 11. K 11. M.P. Sdward . Din , t..r ..f the Bulk ..I Au.tralsAr. %SUSI, , B.klil,fer, itortilyo.l., ilrv..ll Lord I. 11. %I I' Roll.. 11•1 gate. 11). 1 e µlrk. Mout:tar A. rid*, koi . r K. I%.lematilareet James NSW* UYldl, rrl., Charuoto t6glll hallway LCAleNon, Fri. Lamsloth and unto I. h . not). II E. I c liltoctor of Laza. of Loudon. 1. Hay. Lo.i. Yhuooolol lAA". rta. 4 . ILno•tof of 14.11... f Loottou. .1 PINNER,. .1, 1.01 M P. P. 131.•klaun 111...4.1 N rich idoy. Lei . Print. gate. Njoie-park. LLACTIOCJAIII Azu LINANICIat -Thom. Allan, Lai , C.& tt~dk 1.0.14. —amok of Loseem Liverpoo/ ',hot Book. Ldenhungh &ad Illaseteff —firlli.ll Lll,a vi ...ovtoy auel Itran. hes. N. 1.1. Mai — Mews. efodeg avi 4=turn, 34 lertubord *levet. _ _ Meson. T1u....10re Uaol basLard.atrert. b.l. IS , !pt. •al *LI vett, I 111181.41dr. It.r+++.l+l suol 1 .• , 1.. n hard Area MeeNt. I+) )., 11. st , ++ t+Alq+.• Coru.lllll, luutl+pa. /Lawn !1.. %von liaanoins. Aul.ll. 4:llnorm : and Ma AIM aud Llserwol. SiA iAtAitt Llhrall. TIMPALIIT Orin+ 15-101. fins/tam NAM Old Broad street, Lamodula. Imo isrrA Trit. Tby .I+o of , Itle r•olpma il; Nish • system .4 t Meal 41 4.111 a anus. /mural ou the pH. tple of Ow penny p.-tag, 1.84 ellabre thr I rity.l Kinoloo. et • low at•l wolorot r.lty •.b $m Mt ShoPn likeat•ifv, of W.: eery, IMllpn 11%. I•hob. It 1...01nts In dlrvct t•Yrctio.ll• illea • Rh IL, Isi.•l 1 iujw•fiAlst Kat, 1..1.113144./Ce Akild 1.4 iC ri. mslocrllot.l. to funs UM m l orelkon vrf 000pleilailat/i ul.rallutit Ile tuu) tuund al. • .411 c to carry *Ur.. 10111 he rte.' to elAsliN; rs *lam* forms .4 api4l. allot. for shafts, and all nom a11) bli.Ofieddie. .U) Isr alotalsord rt tka. Pharr Woken.. sad IM ~.cryt.try, at U. I...epurary 01.111.4 at thr t'uolapany raiH E UNITED KINODDIK ELECTRIC ILI lA. IC %pH 1.11.111 A tAwsuni . . vs. 1./I. 1•Irofiall. tt,rrr. Iliti broad strevt. k (• w...lllo.l••sentostp beg Ss 0/211./Oes, Uri in •Iltting allonni a Pits? SA I'A liilffitillttka Iharsul v W im iv Ali rvissmetul. awbutats. —by aisles,' JOIN ULWALL. se. :aim). • T HE UNITED KI N ODOM ELYA,TH IC Tau...4Am rintrAir LIAM. Ir. Gits I,g OM XII AMJCATIONA tor PM %alp .111 h. Ur KIVU, TIIIMAT NUT, 7tl ors as.l atirr Wallismkg. Sl\ Wt, kir th• -YI.Mr, JulIN ULM ALL. rivendarp. ANoLo-VENETIAN OLASB.—W. NAYLOR .•••• • I•NINCIS.STIMMT. oxrcenorsurr. eft M sr! wears 4. User soiree drpr sir ell ire Eseher 1.4104“.1 Isis 1•1. m. sirs Is MOO, rerrill. el w Mey woks ye..t dn.uklssses. seek el the very basS sal sore aril.• le* •I ms • . weft aseasesee Wee. IMA tLs lilies 44 Id Mores sir lair Orden. A im mbN To) NERViIt'S SUFFERKEta— ra. • f11..•.A•II 110110 IW A MP 1.1. AL OMNI • r us • .r. KK KK AMITY. Ilegleim • I lbw 111.1.4 I missr.t” .4 Jr... dta, plko oleg..te.l Oft••• treatmem .1 \.n.....• 1•441.41 he. .1,61.••4 IsAhmill.m. 411 Iv N•rws,...••••••••rs. swry .4 IS.. NAN MU* Al. IA 114 .A.usaiii. 1.. NO* asonedial iamb, r Ilwatrucut. • I, litaloomtio•na 1.7 wide\ soll.rnors ass ..Male a • ,r. hol tre. low.) .4•6 us de r44.1g4 • illumpid directed 411,1 fr.4a 4.r AM/ @ Areksig, I. Iterko r...• ut fairl.4..rli 1444. a. W.C. "14)7.6A1:11 CIiPAHIKII or SAOCHARATED twrot Lite —Capnlh• rad adobe me. wart, u. brie tt ...Ire het Ueda as use we sea nnander Isar sr: and rhea t,th ky telt" Ni..os and sada* dialarlanee. .aefeed. i Ir womanise Shale enhande Shernpavile sly 1......•••• • by harrensinn IP his enpahini, r7u4167:14••••••tt• • I his pr•serstket Wes riapa n. :d ... l Eh. Pena a. ,F...) ..f 11•41•Ier. after are Um • I e•l• ts Pare see the 4111••• st Iniehas beqpilek, tai. at 1 wee*, mad fK Ilartionenew • rase the ante of Wows 111. yd, Ana Mart " Week" Nov. haled lie le 141 The t..: Width Id IS Onus et *pretty Oak eon., paean 41.0 • curt le elms' •11 days saber Is moot or I 4rmuk .11.011411. . Neale; 4e. hd . In. by pest, is •• yugym vs remelt• leftist. W. Illayusitiolt Lo/r. al tyterallis. roils . sad al lie stud loserlesi ebauslia t ,/ / I -L-N, .r - - ,"";•;'e • - 7- y .l (1 4 1 4 1 i 4 I - I ell tt 4 ,1 _1 APARTMENTS for SINGLE GENTLEMEN, mod canolortatdy furelabod, Including breakfast and arevict. Two Guineas wrekll. Ala e Orot ram Accommodation for ramifies, at Villatrasum Honer. BurleMbetreet, Strand. WATHERSTON and BROODER'S GOLD OWNS by troy weight. at meltable vales, mad the warloemehip se wholesale weaulacharera prism Ms isle la tat &slat gausateed, aad re purchased at the Floe diarist •• Bete's the note, m. Hew easeh yew Ada weighs, to the imams gang laseur et as ipold, mad shares far ambles." - -- • Marartheteey, Tejo. Heartens stree y t, Coventgardee, Loam Sways node al slim sad Jeweller et tor IL leek NAL Ms estelertmeat deem al th e eves*" Ned ea ;Helmilaye at 1 oelcelt. ILATI.--RIOBARD ATTENBOROI7O)I, oidunidnes. W.-720 Mr lautoorodo wrought Mt MONS and POW, r mew : 1111691trt6ir5.,119 Qom= spoils's, I°R. 1 14 •II& SU LI 0 9. 4 a. d. l i n ab s s "1 . 4): V, 'l4 ••M . 1 ; r. 00 DenswiTka,lo - 7 - 612 - 6 .1 97 6 12 Do. Spoor 10 I I •11 616 9 7 6 12 Tea gramma tiasis •• 4isou II 611 0 .feeplelles ter the telib r isegordsetahar taw Mee'. Am goer AMMO. er any pailites. at ht. per at. IMMO MIMS 1.0011111 AND MIMS, eversollsi sok. rid 111 ifiesdat gray to gat* vim* Isy - Matt t lbmti D—trabs:::: iii i ii tuft @per ou • ou • •alie w ordele at Os woe ta/A4 gol WI Wire weelliss al "Al ijalliS sI ATTECII0101:011. Kamlam se... a. OXYOZDSTIZET. W. rtoles MU PURCHASE PLATE, go to Amin. Itortliweicolle. —Paths Table Iltooas sad l LL per Mw ; Damn 'pow ma holm M. pet Esues. Wilma*. paled we pare MOM NMr. QUITABLZ WZDDING PAZSINTB.--Com• A 3 *Se , 011117111 ma MA SST, srabsinee WWI % SOL' plated tree s ay Whiny as ""'y' ot • p"'''" odic ARCA Lowtessia TYPOS:WIT SALE of lini-sisse Row and 1 emealamat iviurmata—i. DINT sow 0u beg to so ammo to the lie Met they have gardened the eaten rend- Mee of Newt Yep leame. whir* added to that *heady the Impost Mott la Lambs. May sae °Reda/ et half Hs teal value, ssiwirs4 Nom of arm aside& a" 4 " run ''' aP he oak. egeoy, Inborn. gad Mbar meek; asahvgeay " = neee dabs et lo.: walnut arselleroom ditto, In Aft M les. al ; telsompe Moles talam at Ma. : hole bedsteads, at Ili. at : every other made pereesimass* cheep, at the Great Waters landtmee Ihmar, all. U. N gag M, Crawteed-dreet. Delerotnot ; eMailiked i s Teem. to het Mel led Me Move sink tima aid am we was= = a e l i li pI a y Imbiber of huelemee Mem Mem aml wool MI MOM MU for l ets ea/ mire ma pid.d beds and et=e u elt=illeo of iIediFINNE tar- Munk Ivan Si. Mee t . prim la . 111gaim lighes se mosey rell het wed of peed Me mg Mlim skillre to Ile hemlaim go damp 17, .ieg ea Ike ma of 011111111. MRMIL= (Mired Webb IGles), Origioistor of ibe worti4mood 800701 TIM at with hot oom tok w a r air. Is oolod op issassitas hi la his tear.—Mr. NSW Wrote is a 11/1014 HANOVIVWFAILL TWINY SICILESSOCENIS, mocaraxre PRICRI with ORNITRAL RICELLENCE. Rmom sad SON can confidently amen that Owl perm edvssleges and tadillies which are was begird lbw resell d deer Hoene la the Tn.* sad we Mrwohlnd as eller a =ALLY 0000 ARTICLEMn WIRY LICK The rasa eldital (bitte my rs ar• awl dara. WNW el asierial sod workmanship be ow TIM MESPOILI TALIAMUNG Ai 111241 Is awed daily trews the beet Mums and lurelp Markets. DY•MADR CU/THING DiPARTMENTIi are fur. WON with an lawasese weortawnt or goods for all claws and • eceur e. atiwas. she • peat variety of Clothing for Juveniles of as m Till HOPI ERE and DRAPERY, RAT and CAP, and BOOT mad P. 1105 DiiPARTMX:STeI, mutant a carefully ..laded stuck et the best and newest liaaulactures. N.B. Should any article not to approved of, It will be ex draped, or IM Imam Morse& Canker el Rs and ALDDATE, and Comer at NEW 01,0111.ksTREET. snit DAR r STREET. CLRING foe JUVENILES of all age" and IT r amy dew aad matrrl.d. at L MOHO and BUNT, comer of MINIM' E.:. and ALDGATV, red Coma of !(KW Olrtiltli ,1 MELT aad HAILT-STASZT. also Bradford and stralield. Yorkeldre. ORATUI ON APPIJCATION OR POST E. MOSES and SON'S Book for the Present Season. soul:sluing •• TM Growth 4 an Important Branch 4 lOWA industry." with Ms. fur Nell rueasurrnient, and 114 of Prices. Also just publlaltsdi aa elaborate plan of than' City Promises. Corner nf MI NORI en and A LDGATII, and Corner of kw lIXIVE.D.MTIECT sod HARTATILLET, also &raced sad alseaskl. Yorkshire. TO GUNMAKERB and Others.—HUßST'S fragiatorod, CDONITI IUILL P 13071177013 praneata ihtury to sanado and barrel addl. WANE Pries In each. ,upol•3 ollohnale by the ode naaantaetarers, S. W. SILVIA. met Co., 3 and 4, Blehupagate Within, LC., and edlvertoon, lanes. SPICTACLES, improved by HARRIS and EON, will otoet certainly p rrn Lb* sista !Mar maul be mate. Most with cry oe pebbles, let.: slack sub L. to 10a Oold and biles Spada:lea .ad ltywOlmrso I. L. variety, at 'costly low prim ilarria'a Olaaa 10. Ild. prat ire. Talia. bait/CIA Yd SoS, to lb. *oral Yantis. ogt• Oa Ilittleb 11111.0.11111 Lagoa lialstelideall IN& Oaultas.—Ne tiowillare e mployed. MR. EDWARD DAVIESON'S EVERLABT- I NI; TVali, of such exquisite hastily and such admin. bk tit that nouns anis:ars to have nark peel the ranges of tint, discus, or accident 11.1Vit.olill 1.1.,111.1 Enamel, for stop ldunl de,,y,l t,. o th without pain, Is enamel white, and lasts tot tier Attctolaure front Ten till Sis. ail. Wra4 strand, Loudon, i,ier the Klertric Talastsph I/dice 4 'onsultatious Inn. &scrip list pamphlet. has lay post, tiro stasups. HY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LITTERA PATENT. TEETH. —Mr. A. ESKELL, Surpou-Dentist, A Lower Groaseaor -street. has Pattatee4 au lava:Woo for the perfect and patalsza a•Liptatioo of ARTIFICIAL TEETH opon a wed print Jolt, whi• h staii.i. unrirells of tor Its utility and wlwreil one set of teeth an,lutely la.sta • lifetime, end 4 84,4401 or ran... set. le neater...sr, , lienitee which %axe phut from alts' rptioal of gums, loot of huh. 41.1111141. AC reader ordluary *eta •...top.iratii el) wide.. ..1.1) suitable at mane art, 1011, eanatrustol upon this loin II& are sp.t itbp.drrd lb. slightest degree. Iteshients .Aral ••r to the • outitt) eau I=iliese teeth at all times without the au! .4 a !Mot Mr does soot grant licenses I. are his patrol. • hhil ran aimb be obtains, et kw residents., where the wadi, al tir..fs sakes, the astAllty. Retail, sod the public MY) see 5we11...n.11.0 obtain every tot whist.,.u. Teeth stowed, it. All ...snit ,teats tree.-4 Lensr broavegeontreet, and lien nett's hill, threilaghnia TUTH, 1890. —Post free, three stamps, ittrAris• V.XPLAINING Wats 01111111Wil Molt TART INTNOVASIENTS in AITIVICIAL TENNI and nix I ALI 01111 A LITT t: I' MA whereby one sat will wear looser thur three onlltuvry owes and toeing lilted writhes' springs, Wine. 01 tr. tu/s. tool vn nowt any openatswa, prove a vsluable desideratum to all oohs 1140 e .W.M.041 tor the dentist. wakes. Nowt buil 1.1.1/0: brat. Lisa tabotetiale end trorkihAnoldp employ...J. rink the opens.: lo n ho. than half the ordin ar y -.al --To be obtained nly .4 Nia...ro Gabriel, dentists to the hinee thittalans, 'sta. 1414,1 1,1:. diploma, yn lio . 6e4ent•street. W nett end Yi au. M • Isblisalie hill, lily The advantages itAslitsbleto tothrters v)itteut mailer It yarveranneutir superior and the neatest .manor* to i/erfeetb.o yet Attained. -Hbeener. • tiebnel .in atlas oluoubl i. rive! I ell oho 'Alec system will seae much iris; nlial 110.11: alteloyame.--hinredllB 'genital Yor obvious realms it Is weeessury pimp Warty to ode the tamer. soil that Use entreats to the lily aatalolishinint Is ep the private pareigv between terosoe. the *e. sol the Mate Fan !..span Wks. Liverpool : la. Losheetreet. HAIR RUMORED, hemmed, awl Beautifier! bp Ye ow 48 ROWLAND., 111Al'ArotAR1NL —lt prevent' halr MU. of Inanlan eery. arviiiribeee w , •k hair. it .1/11,8 Y tr.= scud aced an.• 4.14. aiel outsell heatitifully Stehle. art i lea hi swath. 111 CASN• .4 bahlneee le pet. 11.:1) Active. la tag growth 44 V. hiekers, the ileard, a.l u..4.lachloa, It Is sellig la It. *Wuhan, uperatiuis Fur t hilires It Is e.priainip reeountende.l. ea forming flee L101...f a beautiful broil .4 Mir, while Its Inlroillniloa inf o u. nur ury ..1 ruyalty. and the MINIOVOINI g.tlwtMW. tuneleally r., of Ile y. .111.m.1 the bent mei 11111e.t proud. .4 It. uteri. hie* 3o nl.. 111.1. Nasal to boar usell It. per bo•Uk. —A•k fur •• Sur 11.iteaer utL wee at SO, Hallow auk. awl by chenille@ SW perfumers. YOUTH sad BEAUTY.—The FLEUR DE VAG& er Moan el Yudi• • vegotable preparation, lanommt that tt may be applied lo ea Whim, but Tel impute the tset amalbe brilltamy to any complezien. and rimier. the akin beemlihey *ll It wUI r ere She mom tat emmee Was Mame. ham whate•er mass arising. Ani.l la cues at Is sad U.. To be hod oat, a LDW AID baVlKgi", 41s, Meet arm& Ver Ohs s w um Tviesisplimace. Detscriptu• pamphlet ante ler two einmem innittmom by pastime etetem, ANEVER l•ILING REMEDY. Dr. SWTTU BMOCS M LIVIA ems, vtiabeet aim nereealea logeeilbaa. iron tee orclim of ant fareffeby 1I Tire Plle well be tomul Invaluable to olio NOW *ea biller awl lller aemplaluarn, Indigestion, wind. lidding" &Mans aIS area. a,: P.m habitual ont atriaa2l.4 ma • a kir siw zdent i sheabelbe. Molul to lb. aoia o k. they crust* weed* pasalele Ilrength.ll the whole 50n.... quigie.-11111b coot &maids In boat* la. 1W sad b. at mi. le MO Inn oak for 00. Scott a bilious and Lir r PM& fl. gaseeles an • .year. green wimp.. with '• WIIUae Lambast. 10, Janorkbabisg," in/waved on the ...mortiaral Swap. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1860. TELE FOREIGN VINZTARD ASSOCIATION W. lisallidj Sock Wtne Cespear. sig.' tal. 1500,000. Pidd Joint up, £50,000 The inset vin caluil ln lia• DUCED DUTY scale. and direct from mowers des "Times" ' daft advertisement , or ap I for ovine tit and free Online to T. W. STAPLETON, lint.„ 100, tegestoloosa. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mendianta. FOREIGN EMITS.), IdgE Qadly U whoa= 1.._,_1"5: Brandies, very . Eft. NW PIT lala Guam% 27a.. afs Ms OWN Rosa Beidedani Hol- Yaa; 1h par plain. or Ik. Dar efiee tone donee. Foreign iat of all ish ope galei kin streeiine ds. Yvill prise Reis tree op application. Terms. B Übe MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, at Übe r educed duty, SS s per dozen; 41 4a. Or tin dozen: ila per 'Nader cash. 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THE N UISANCES REMOVAL AND DISEASES PRE. VENTION BELL The amendments of the Lords were considered and agreed to. Thu other orders were postponed, aid the house adjourned at six o'clock. "MARSTON LYNCH."-BY ROBERT B. ItHOUG H. TO TEN ZDITOR Or THL ZIPRTAL 81*,—My attention has been eallol to a letter from Mr. John C. Brough in your paper, which requires a few words .1 explanttion. Mr. Robert B. Waugh sold to net the copyright of •Manton Lynch," atoll he also ureter. took to complete it, the climax to be so it now is, only wrought out with more detail I paid him for the copyright and the agreed completion. I hold his assignment of the former, eel hi. undertaking as regards the latter. I regret that Mr. John C. ikough &mama appear able to distinguish between the meaning that attaches to "personal biography" and to "autobiography," Had the personal biography of "Marston Lynch' been the Autobiography of Robert FL Brough, it would Lace been so characterised. flow far Mr. Broeigh may have bad his own career in hie mind when pourtrav mg that " Marston Lynch " I cannot ay ; but Mr. Johu C. Brough may rest assured that no one but himself can deem the personal bio graphy o f " M a rston Lynch" to be the autobiography of h is brother.--I am, he., .11)11N MAN WELL. 122, Fleet-street, LC., London, July 31. EARLY CLONING ow SATURDAYS.—Last evening a pub/ic nieeting of hainiressere, perfumers, and trades conuectivl therewith, was held at gt. Jutues'e.hall, Regent. street, (or the purpose of taking steps to close their shops at at. earlier hour o• Seturdays ; Mr. H. P. Trull, the liurioigtoti•iirtwile, took the chair, and in opening the pro. ceevliogs referred to the grest progress which had been made m the early closing movement, and the advantages which might accrue from it. Mr. IN.egias theu moved a resolution to the effect that the lisinlrewers and trades connected with them in this city and at the west end should forward the movement of clueing their shops at tio'clock on Saturdays, in the summer (from lady Day to Michael- Dim), end 5 "'chock in winter (from Michaelmas to Lady bap. Mr. Whiter seconded the motion, which was carried umninioualv. It was them resolved that the proposed scheme should come into operation on the lit of September neat, anti a cuinutitteis was *minted to carry it into • fact. _ Tug SUINDE 07 s BANK MANAilla IN Ltvsa ►ou4—Yesterday (Weditesday) morning MI inquest was held oa the body of the late Mr. Benjamin Chaffers, manager of the Royal Bask, who committed suicide at hie residence, Belle Vue, Aofield, West Derby. The inquest was held be fore Mr. brinield, coroner for that di►uime of the comity. The representatives of the meows:* not admitted, but they were informed that the jury returned a verdict of " TM notary Masai% ." We understand that only two witnesses were GRAND BANQUET TO LORD CLYDE AT lISHMONOERS'•H4LL. Yesterday evening the Prime Warden and Wor shipful Company of Fishmongers celebrated the return of Lord Clyde to England by a magnificent banquet in their noble /ell, at Loudon-bridge. Covers were laid for 120, ad the darner comprised the rarest delicacies of the MUM and those broom wines for which the cellars of tha woeshiptel comply are celebrated. The genet of the evening. Iced Clyde r seas one of the earliest arrivals, and vas at aaa. among/ an honorary member of the company. His Wa sh* who was attired in plain evening dress with the ribbon at the Bath, appeared to be full of vigour and in the best health sad spirits. The following is the lid of the company: Lord Brougham and Vane, Lord Cranworth, Gemecal Lord Clyde, Viand Enfield, M.P., Hr C. Wood, Bart, H.P. Vice-Chancellor Sir . V a r= k Wood, Lord Justice !night Bruce, the Attorney the Solicrtor-Genend, Major-General fib B. Dame, LC. , Vice-Admiral Sir G. R. &nat. ; Oohed Hr Ant hony Sterling and Major Anton, LA.-4.p to lend S iMaranklin, Major Finch, Sir Mad RO4ll ir F. Cuurrie, Bert., Sir H. C. Montgomery, Bart., W. U. Arbuthnot, Eq., Sir Frederick Heygete, Bast. M.P., Mr. Alderman Salomon', M.P., 111 r. Aldermen r . Cubitt, M.P., Thomson Sankey, Req., H.P., Gamlen Glyn, Req. H.P. R. Peel Dawson, Fag., ILP" &Wad Bid!. Fett i. lL P., IlswimuYAZ t Esq.. .Clive, ~ ILP., Gamow of the Ban the Chairman of the and yillitileduLDeck Company, the Deputy Chairman of the : has Dude amtri; l i e el the lamb Bode/), the Master of the Prime Wis of the Goldsmiths' Idmt of the College of Physiciane, eit e ;Zn ila Delb 4 sF Arp ti p i : Dr. Billings, Rev. W. Molyneux, Rev. R. B. John Hilbert, Esq. ; Jaaw Omit, Esq. ; M. H. Hat tie, Req., Asastant Judge ; H. B. Pelomik lei, ; CI. i Presley, EN., Stamp-ollice ; Lewis Ctibitt, Se q., W. H. Pollock, Eau. The Prime Warden, Mr. Wane= WooD, pessided. Toe cloth having bees removed. The Catenate proposed " The health of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen," whom he extolled as a pat. tern to her sex, and entitled to the warmest admiration at ber subjects. The toast having been enthusiastically drunk, The Cadittatt gave " The health of his Royal Highness Prince Albert ; Albert, Prince et Wales, and the rest of the royal family." With regard to his Royal Highness I Prince Albert, be had long since established himself - in the good opiates of his adopted country by his wl y abstaining from mixing himself up with any political party, and devoting his leisure and his opportunities to the promotion of the arta and sciences. The Prince of Wales bad recentl conferred a peculiar gra tificatieu on the country by h is visit to Can= which had hese dietatedbythat whdom which every act el her Majesty, and which would one day—be trusted a distant one—qualify him for the ardeotte duties cif government. He had every confidence, also, that this visit would tend still more tolconaolidate the good relations which happily prevailed between this country end America, and in that view be asked them to drink the toast he had pro. posed. (Cheers.) The toed was drunk with loud applause, after which The PRIME WARMED was sure ho would have no °make to ask at the hands of the company a cordial welcome to the toast which he was now about to propose, because the mere mention of that toast and the name of the individual with whom it would be senceiated, would ensure for it a must unanimous and enthusiastic reception. lice had to give the " Army and Navy," of whom the country was , most justly proud. (Hear.) However long a peace Ba led had enjoyed, events, comparatively recent, had shown that both those services were not deficient in able comman ders, nor in trove and unconquerable men. (Cheers.) nay were now honoured with the presence of Lord Clyde. (Enthusiastic cheering.) Ha =dim:hale bravery, which never made him careful for himself, was yet tempered by a prudent caution for his soldiers. (Conti. sued cheers.) His nallinclaieg endurance under trials and difficulties and his glorious and sumeedul triumphs had be , come natters of history, and would hereafter till ow of the brightest page. of British military annals. (Cheers.) It was I impossible for him to describe all that Lord elyile bad effected, bet hie services, he thought, ought be summed up briefly by claiming hba as the pacificator of India. (Renewed cheers.) Bat as it would probably be ilistisetedul to his lordship to dwell further upon that subject, be would just agl ilt aard with to respect the eid seer rvice—the navy. of late yeas the navy led not had the same opportunity se the army for displaying lb bravery, yet the country bad entire confidence ie the wooden wails of old England ; and, while it did out grudge the expense of properly fortifying these Weeds, it still trusted for protection to those wooden walls and to the gallant men who defended them. (Chews.) The Prime Warden then gave the toast, acoompanyintit with the names of Lord Clyde and Admiral Sir U. It. Sur . torus. 1 he toast was drunk with great applause. Lord CLVDE, who appeared to be deeply moved by the 1 1 enthuvimm with which hie health had been received, said— Mr. Prime Warden, my Lors, and Gentlemen, I rise to re. turn to you and to the members of the Fishmongers' Com pany my sincere thanks for the grmt honour vou have done nos ui proposing my health, and for the Mimi manner in which the toast has been received. Being totally unaccus tomed to the making of speeches, I trust you will pardon me fur any omission or any de imeaoy that may occur on my part. It appears to me, and I feel it to be of great value, that entertainments like the present form an important part of the reward which public servants receive from their fellow countrymen when they return (ruin their ler. vices 'throat. They are proud of such distinctions, and no one more proud of them than myself. (Loud cheers., I have rece ived many honours, conferred in the most grimes's manner by Ler Mijesty, honours which were far beyond my merits, and far beyond anything which I ever dreamt of receiving. The kind reception I have met with to-day from my countrymen in this hall—men holding a high position in the metnipolis—convinces me that they do not think me altogether unworthy of the beams which her Majesty has bestowed. (Cheers.) You speak of withers, Mr. Prime Warden. I have been fifty years a soldier, and I can tell you that the men of England, Ireland, and Scotland have not deteriorated ; I say it boldly, that they are as obedient ',alien', when properly oflicared, as ever served in the liritish army. (Loud cheers.) The Prime Warden has been pleased to pay me some handsome coniplimente rewecting the late war in India, but I must say that to one loan above all does England owe a great debt of gratitude, and that MHO is the present Goveroor.General. (Hear, hear.) Lord Canuing throughout the whole trying period of the war was brave, cool, and self-possessed, exhibiting all the qualities of a great administrator. I had the honour of maintaining intimate relations with his lordehip during the whole of the three yews I remained in India, and I believe that it wee the support which his firmness of character gave me that enabled me to fulfil the expectations which my countrymen had entertained of my illusion. Therefore, whilst receiving with gratitude the compliment which is now paid me, I think it only right that F.ngliahmen should know the merits of the great, and I may say gifted, man, whose prudence and calmness in difficulty, whose never disturbed self.possession, exercised so powerful an influ ence uu the suppression of the mutiny. (Loud cheers.) The noble awl paint lord, in ounclusiou, again thanked the company for the toast. Admiral SARTORIUS, in responding on the part of the navy, said we had the means of ',rerouting the possibility of iuvawou by any nation, however powerful, or by any combination of nations. Not only heel we the rifle volun teer inovenieut, but the iniprovements in artillery and musketry had entirely changed the whole system of de fence, and increased the advantage of the defence over the attack a hundredfold. When he considered that we pus mend such mesas for our protection, he said as • seaman, that it was impossible for any succesdnl invasion of our shores to take place by ships. (Cheers.) And in addition to all these resources there was the mercantile steam marine, whack, although • very powerful ann, we were too apt to overlook. He, for one, was not disposed to distrust the preheating of the Emperor of the French. He honestly believed that the Emperor wished to be on good terms with us but if the angel Gabriel were on the throne of France, he would say trust to the same courage and decision which in former tunes had secured the safety of the country. (Cheers.) The CHAIRMAN said that the exigencies of the state had prevented their having the pleasure 4 the company of Lonl Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the &cheque', and other of her Majesty's ministers. What bad caused their sudden call to Osborne, it was not for him to say. Whether it had any reference to that very friendly letter from the Emperor of the French, which they had all seen that day, he knew not, but, if it were • paeans letter, be thought it ought to be • subject of great rejoicing to all. (Cheers.) No doubt her &Jesty's reuniters bad had • very onerous swam to go through, but if they had unhappily not accomplished all they could have wished, they had properly done es mach as they could. (Hear, hear.) They had certainly ex penenced some obstnictiors. (Laughter.) It was not for him to say whether it arose from a sense of duty, or disappointed ambition, hut it had interrupted the progress of important public measures in • manner unusual until the present day. While giving them every credit, es he was sure the country would, for a desire to do all which was required, he was sure they would medially agree in wishing them better success next year. (Cheers.) The worthy chairman concluded by proposing "Her Majesty's Ministers," coupling with the toast the name of Sir Charles Wood. (Cheers.) air Woo° offered his acknowledgments' for the kind regrets which the Prime Warden had expressed for the alarmse of her Majesty's ministers ; but no one regretted that absence more than did he (Sir C. Wood), bemuse the result was to devolve upon him, who wee se ill-quadded, the ' leek el responding to the twit. The Prime Warden bad (Stamped, Id. Additional.) mid that ministers had been unexpectedly summoned to Osborne. That was true ; but as it was not expected that he (Sir C. Wood) should divulge state secrets, be , should only may that that summons had deprived his oothismaes of a very great pleasure. Allusion bad been made to the state of business during the present sesaion, and be admitted that he had been present at dinners like the presert, when ministers were able to eutunerate • awl longer catalogue of suacessful measures than they conkl show during the present year. He was sorry that so little Z hu* done, but he was not one of those *be ts t t ouC dmi c aZC ll at weal eth4 wi l th the ell. internal concerns of eribloos err big. (Loud cheers.) Her Ma- Yrally's po earsiireillid adhered stristly to that principle, sod their ewe* bed prevented the interfereace of other sallow, so that every nation was now left to the settlement al lea own affairs. (Hair, hear.) The Causalair, on rising to propose the next toast, said it was one which recommended itself, imperially to those of them who were fishmongers, neeiag that the distinguished individualeo whom it refsreed—Lard Breugham—had been • member of the company for thirty-nine y . e . ars. (Cheers.) He heard a gentleman near him auggest months," and certainly if they were to test the. noble lord by the rigour of his intellect months would be a more appropriate measure of the duration of ids membership. (Bear.) They all knew how earnestly he had devoted himself to every object de signed for the general good --to the emancipation of the slave, to the amendment of the law, and to the promotion of the arts, sciences, and litenstare of the country. (Hear, hear.) Oaly recently they had been reminded by the ai&eat oration which he delivered in the city of kklin of his stupendous wen of elocution aM the 'ama extent el hie knowledge of publieaftain. He asked them, therefore, to join with him in &aka( the health of the boomer, member* of the imeapsay, and especially that of Teed Brougham. (Chests.) • The kene haviag been enthesinsticidlY drunk, east Wlli saindferitationa of the most &are respect - for the noble and. learned lord, Lard Blowout rose it ratan Adam and was researed, as lie did so, with load sad prolonged cheering. lie said be 1 wee to return his hearty thanks for having had iu upon him the honour of acknowledging the tout o b nb t = if the honorary members el that ancient corporatioM which he bad the hoorrai of' babl at least one of the &diet, Me.) HA could sot look back upon past times, etr, without renumbering that among those member; were several of his most valued and distinguished friends, and particularly he might name the celebrated Lord kit. Vincent, under whose banner—which had floated over the heeds of those who witnessed his victory at St Vin cent's—he had before now addressed that haiL (Chun.) And he had the happiness of knowing that their latest acquisition of an honorary member was one which conferred honour upon them rather than upon him—he meant his gallant friend Leed Clyde. (Renewed cheering.) His noble and gallant friend beipa his career under the late lamented and tlluArious Duke of Wellington—illustrame above all the men of his age, and lamented by all the men of his age by the alike whom he had served, by the countries whichli; had saved, and not now unlamented by the foes whom be subdued. (Ftenewed cheering.) Lord(.9yde began his spleedid career under that illustrious mu, and if ha had been alive at this day, he would hive been impelled by the gallantry of his conduct, by the braveryry he hail shown, and by the succese which bad deservedly attended blm• throughout his arduous campaigns—the Duke of Welliugtoo, he mid, would have singled biro oat, as he (Lord Brougham) now dal, for his chief sod first admire lion, while be would have equally appreciated in him that which had not escaped the observation and eulogy of non military men like themselves, and upon which they were all of them competent to paw a judgment—namely, the gallant self-devotion with which his noble friend did not suffer two suns to go down before he set forth to India. (Tremendous cheering.) His gallant friend bad justly and kindly given honour to whom honour was due, his excellent friend the Governor•Oecend, and he had also done honour to whom honour was due in the of the brave sol diers who served under him, and who were proud of being under his command. (Hear, hear.) His noble friend, speaking of these gallant men, might well my that, so long as lieglend bed such soldiers at her disposal, in all climates and at all times, she need not fear any chances that war might bring her. (Cheers.) It was a comfortable reflection that, such a chief having returned to them, he should bear such high testimony to our gallant army. For one, he had no apprehension that peace would be broken, but mortals could only see but a little way before them. The future was always more or lees veiled ' • but, at all meth it was right to be prepared, and to feel that we were safe. (Hear, hear.) And here he would make the remark that he did not suspect the designs of any particular power, and he hoped see power suspected us. People did nut like to be suspected, but then the best way to avoid being suspected was to be careful that your conduct ahould not be suspi cious. War was a thing above all others to be shunned by all honest means ; yet as long as men were men, wan might happen • and in that event our first trust must be in our wooden 'walls, or rather in our iron walls. Happen what might, therefore, let them rely upon their navy, and trust to the certainty that should an enemy set hLi foot on the sacred territory of this country, that foot should remain, and that enemy should never take it back again. (Tremendous and enthusiastic cheering.) Much depended upon war; much upon the skill with which our iron walls were drawn around us, and much upon the great artillery with which they would be Triode to bristle, but he hail every confidence in the resist ing power of au armed nation—of a uatiou capable of send ing forth a large body of men amid with rate, or armed with muskets, as occasion might require, and which, as the last six weeks had shown, could be brought into au excel lent state of discipline, which military men would admit and even admin. (Hear.) Time were the absolute and sure defences of this country ; for they not only rendered an invasion difficult to be attempted, but impossible of success even should the attempt be made. Having mole those oboe' , valour' which bad naturally occurred to him on the occasion of his noble and pliant friend's presence among them, he had now to apologise for having, as he thought, almost forgotten the duty he had risen to perform, which was to thank them mod heartily for the kind reception they hail bestowed upon the mentioa of his name. The occuion was altogether one for the mast sincere congratulation, for it was the anni versary ot three remarkable events, every one of which had been productive of good results. The first was the battle of the Nile ; the second the accession of the House of Brunswick, to which we were indebted for the blessings of civil liberty ; and the third the emancipation of the slaves of the West Indian Islands, begun in 1839, and finally completed in 1838. Heartily congratu lating them, therefore, on the happy auspices under which they had met, he begged once more to thank them for the kind feeling with which they bail drank the toast jut pro posed to them. (Cheers.) (During the delivery of several portiens of the noble and learned lord's speech limd Clyde was evidently much moved, and appeared to foal deeply the warm terms of encomium iu which he referred to his distinguished services.) The next toast was "The Houses of Parliument," for which respective ly Lord CRANWORTH and Mr. T. lIANKLY re turned . Lord Bitola:11Am then gave the " Health of the Prime "it'anlen," recalling in fervent terms his long acquaintance with and recollections of the Wood family. His lordship had, he said, almost during his whole public, life known the late Sir Matthew Wood ; he WILII must intimate with Sir Page Wood, and he was also proud to acknowledge amongst his most intimate friends the Prime Warden of the Fish mongers' Company. The honk WARDMI briefly returned thanks; and the remaining toasts having been disposed of, the company separated. In the course of the evening the winners of Doggett's coat and ledge, which had been rowed for during the day, were called to the bead table, cal handed the primes by the Prime Wardell, with the woad formalities. The dinner was furnished, as usual, by Messrs. Ming and Brymer, and Mr. Harker was the toastmaster. PRRRENTATION TO THE TOWN CLERK OF BATH,— A mark of esteem to a highly respected retired civic officer has just been paid in the conucil-room of the Guildhall, Bath, in the presence of the committee and subscribers. The mayor, Dr. Barrett, presided. The testimonial cau -1 slated of • ruagnifkanit silver tastray and kettle, of tasteful design and elegant workmanship, by Mr. Payne, Old Bond-street, and bore the following inscription :—" Presented to Philip Oeorge, Fag., as token (4 regard from those who well know and esteem his ninny valuable qualities, public and private, and in reinem br.ince of his having he ld the office of Town Clerk and Clerk to the Magistrates, with other appointments, in the city of Bath, for a period of nearly half a century. Mitt" Ac companying the plate was • neat scroll, inscribed with the names of the Recorder, magistrates, the members of the council. and others officially connected with Mr. George, who subscribed towards it. EXPORT OF COAL FROM ENOLAND AND SCOT LAND. -In their monthly export coal circular, just issued, Messrs. W. and H. Laird, of Liverpool, give the following as the total exports of coal from the porta of England sad ticothual during the month of June :—Northern porta : Newcastle, tihields, kc., 374,800 ; Yorkshire porta : Hull, Grimsby, and 0 12,782 ; Liverpool, 78,ff07 ; Severn port : %into!, Cardiff, tae., 118,180; Scotch ports : Glas gow, Greenock, to., 43,834 ; being an Worsens over June last of 45.8314 coos. -- ---. ___ LONDoN GINIIRAL OMNIBVS COMPANY (LIMITID). —Tragic receipts foe week maims; July 28,12,3881. 8a Ild. PARKINS and Gorr°, 24 aud 25, Oxford-street. By tar the largest stock to Loo on . Trevellhot Sews RI 2 Dressing eases AO 18 11 Wetting Cases ll 8 Usniage bags OlO • Wort loxes 0 10 111..ek Slides Ravelope Ouse OlO Desks OB 11 Ukase& 0 8 SlALlueery C.—lases .. 011 11 • lava. of ea la the 4. CffiligOgUlS pest treeAdvertissammil PAPE.Ii 4,6 /4 N.: LT WOPEN CE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The Under Secretary , of State for War, Sir B. Hawes, has issued the fellovrizi circular mea ua di git (kw the 2.lrd ult.:—'' Mr. ii•ereierj Harbert under his consideration the subject of tale payment fete by the troops attending army schools, has, with a view of funcoureging the swears' educeiaan el the non-anst• Ala MBank sod privates of the @tiny, been pleased to remit the payment of fees for all students who may be in isded in the 3rd class of adult schools, hitherto required under Atti t .4ated War- lulu,, dept. 28, 1817." Arni., • Astorer I.—Arrommwre.—Lien tenants A. C. S. filsckett, to the Neptun e ; E. Pilki ng t on , th e r • U. J. Carr, to ihe 'hatalpr ; F. Durrant, t o the *whin ; the Hon. R. Mare, to the Hornet ;W. St. .1: by, to the Algiers ; and A. Luckraft. to the. fembroke, additional for service in the Coast ; uard. Seated *asters R. Cooke, to the Dee ; and J. Riches, to the Asia. CHATHAM, Amours 1. Tkia morning a detachment of the 53rd Regi =the number of 320 men of all ranks, left Chatham for Plymouth, where they are to await the arrival liakead-quezters and *orrice companies now on the pal e from India. The following officers left this sq. ' th the 53rd Regiment :—Captain J. G. Quiche, in nd ; Ensign S. J. Nicholls, Ensign G. B. Deere, C. H. Bonney, and Rungs H. B Osborne ; Captain . A. Colman sad Captain R. B. Gamier, who are ab. , tent on leave, and Ensign H. J. Beckwith, who is under. , ftg rifle instruction at Hythe, will join at Plymouth. ; , The clepbt companies, to the ntuaber of Ho lola of all ranks, remilnlTChatham, under the commando( Captain Lothian. The 53n1 Resistamt has been alotseo years to India, having :left ..iNglaud to 11144: • it sewed daring the whole of the Bothaj necrosis of 104546, thercempaiga on the Pethawtir frontier in 1831-52emed lierausreasea el SW -59 against tho Indian mutineers. t. - ' ' PORTSMOMI, AuGust i His Excellency the Moorish Ambeasador and . seine embarked be board the Melpomene. 21, aerew frigate, Captain Ewalt, about ten o'clock this morning under a • salute 'from the 'garrison batter'. The Melpomene almost hanwtliateiy afterwards got under 'Mcleod proceeded down . the west channel en route to Tetuan. Oa ituniag Gaborse . she saluted" the rojal stabdard. , The Himalaya, strew troopship, Captain•Johe Soccombe, embarked this afternoon the second beatidion ,of - the Uth loot from Alderabott, and will sail to-morrow omitting for Plymouth and Kingstown. The Philoniel, 5, new screw gas vessel, made I trial of her speed at the nureured mile m Stokes Bay yesterday sad averaged lather over 11 knots. The, gmvernment have ordered s' survey of & steamer and a main ship at Liverpool for the conveyance of troop. These vessels, if accepted, are to take 40 officers and 1,000 men from Cork to Aeoidatid, New Zealand, re. turning with 40 °Seem and 1,200 men to Portsmouth. DLITI111;710:1 or NAVAL Pans MONEY.—No- . tice is given in Tuesday's Oazette that the distribution of the proceeds received and teenage bounty awarded for the sehooner Kingston, late Crete., captured es the 16th April. 1858, by her Majesty's gunboat Forward, will oonimence on Monday, the 6th Au gust , ! 1860, in the prise branch of the ' department of the Accountant.Generai of the Navy, Ad. miralty, Somerset-home." The fo ll owing am the thane due to an individual in the several classes :—Flag share, 541. las. did. ; lieutenant commacidiag, 1301. ls. 11d. ; fourth clam, 74/. 3e. lid. ; fifth clams, 411.45. 2d. ; sixth dris., 37/. Is. 9d. ; seventh class, 24/. 14a. 6d. ; eighth dam. 121. 7.. 3d. ; ninth class, 8!. 4s. to 4. ; tenth class, 41. 2s. 3d. Nod.* is also givenrisist preparations are now being made for the intended distribution of proceeds re ceived and tonnage bounty awarded, for the slave barque, name unknown, captured on the 9th April, 1859, by her Majesty's ship Heron. As also for the schooner Angeline of ~,p eoti captured on the 13th June, 184 by her Ma sh p Omelet. HZ LAST OF tai GIOINAN LOGION.—The Get , man Legion has at last hoes dasbendad, and permiadon is granted to any able-bodied men to enlist into any, of her Mujesty's regiment., but it does not seem that many have accepted this offer. A large properties of the Legion is spreading over the country, and obtalai t l4oyinent in the several town, and unwept the rural hoe. An attempt has been made to draw them Cape Town by offering 300 men employment on the Caps Town and Wellington Railway. Thus the original object of the scheme is defeated. They were sent to Kaffruria as a means of defends to the colony : portiees of land were allotted to them, but very few succeeded, The whole scheme is, therefore, little better than a failure eye and Noes. . . num CHlNA.—Surgeon-General Taylor, the head of the sanatorium establishment fee invalid troops from China, has just arrived. It is said that the sena- torium Is to be established In Cape Town. The left wing of the barracks is to be need for the purpose, and wooden housed, to be brought out from England, &telt., be erected upon the Camp ground. Eight hundred troops won, ex peoted to arrive here--eix hundred from Hung Kong and two hundred Out Ceylon. Twenty meu,with the mak and pay of sergeants, are to be reloctellto form the hospital corps. The Marchiosiese of Londonderry had arrived in Shnon's Hay, with the first . detachment of lava/ids from Hung Kong, numberinglBo, and the Ituanyinede, with Itia more invalids, was shortly expected.—Cope and Natal Nam UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. MATRICULATION, JULY, 1880. EXAMINATION FOR lionounix— The following is a list of candidates who have obtained become in the respeetive subjects : MATBLNATICS AND NATURAL PHILOROPIII.—Edmund Ledger (Exhibition), City of London School ; George ' Campbell De Morgan, University College ; Henry Merles Waimea, University College; John Grimes, %Waivers Collegiate Institution. Taunton ; John Willimns, Notusal College, Slllllll4Oll ; Frederick William Richard., Merchant Taylors' School. _ _ . I . litillt4TßY.—Alexander Morrison Thomson (Prize), King's College ; Wni. Haokuey, University College, and Jas. Cambridge•house, Hackney—emal. Edward Casey, Uppingham Grammar School, Jaen Augustus Michael Evans University College, and Walter Flight, Qucenwood &liege —equal ; William Marshall Watts, Gwen@ College ; Frederick William Richards, Merchant Taylors School. Bushell .tnniugson, St. Bee's College and Charles Albert Hingston, Portland Grammar School, 'Ply. mouth—equal. lkirsgr.—Frederick William Richards, Merchant Taylors' School ; Hftry Tt•imen, King's College School. ZOOLOOT.—William Hackney (Prize), University College; William Sheldon, litratfoni-on-Avon Gamma, School; George Edward Shuttleworth, City of London School ; Henry Law Kempthornc, Marlborough College; John Tanner, Guy's Hospital. thatenics..—John George Chancellor (Exhibition), Clare College, Cambridge; Dementia Beoshaw, Stonykurst Col lege ; Augustus Samuel Bish op fitortfoni Colle te School ; Robert Cardwe ll , litoeyhurst College ; Edward Ford, Wesley College, Sheffield; John Ryas, Stonyhurst College; Thomas George Osborn, private tuition ; Merles Alfred Peyton New College ; Franck Frederick Rigg, Wesleyan Collegiate Institution, Tauntoo. At a meeting of the Professors and Students of the Me dical Faculty, held yesterday in the Botanical Theatre of the t Professor Williaimou, F. R. 1., is the chair, the result of the chew exaniinatious and competition fur prises at the close of the summer term of the faculty was an. nounced as follows : PRACTICAL etlf.RlSTßY—(Professor Williamson, FALL, Luau)--Gold Medal : Alexauder Bruce, of London. Certif. cater of Honour : 2nd, Thorned Foggitt, of tianclhuttos, Yorkshire • 3rd (equal), Frederick Fewke, of Rude, laile of Wight ; E dward Thomas Tibbits, of King's Norton, Lei. cestershire ; George W. Knox, of Loudon ; George Walker. of Wigan ; Julian A. Evans, of Pinner; and Edenton Beek, of St, Ives, Cornwall. MATICRU McwcA ANDTIIERAPEUTICB — (PrOfRAWT Garro4, M.D.)—Gold Medal : William Henry Gran, of Banbury,. let Silver Medal : Walter Rickards, of Leicester. 2nd Silver Medal : Willem Saul, of Baubury. Certificates : 4th, George E. Walker, of Wigan ; bth, Thomas Griffiths, of Caromrtheoahire ; oth, Edward Lloyd H. Fox, of Bross's. ton, Haute; 7th, William M. Rogers, of the Mauritius; 14th, James Augustin Greene, of Calcutta ; 9th, Alexande r Bruce ; lOth (equal), George A. Cabby, of Derby ; Reuben T. Warn, of Plymouth. MEDICAL JURIATRUDENtg— (Proterot Harley, M.D.)— Gold Medal : Henry Cluirlton Bastian, of Falmouth. Slimier Medal: William J . S m ith , ofWe?theith, Hants. _ _ MIDWIVARY —(Professor Murphy,l.l).) Gold Medal; John H. Hutchinson, of Catterick, Yorkshire. lit Silver Medal: Henry IC. Thstian. 2nd Silver Medal : Saul. Oertiffiates of Honour : 4th, Edward C. Bury, of Mitchulatown, lrelaud ; sth, James Augustine Greene; 6th, George B. Phillips, of Clapham; 7th, Willinui Henry Brotherton, of London. Ontruelmu, MnWCIM, SUBAZlT—(Professor Wharton Jones, ILD.)—Silver Medal : William Pile, of ll.rh.slotts. Certificate of Honour : 2nd, John Henry Bridgenuu, of Bridport. IS ANT (SINIM?. CL•88)--(Protessor Lindley. 11.1).1 — Gold Medal: Thomas Griffiths. Silver Medal: Richard T. Key, of London. Certificates of Honour: 3rd, Thomas F. H. Green, of Burnley. 4th, Henry Gal* d willisvp borough. THE EARL 011 DERBY AND THE LANCANRIIII Votorfradart —The Earl of Derby has Invited the whole of the lduamahire volunteers to as« mble and hold a review is Hoowsley-park, on the lit September. His lordship dike that he w ill provide refreshuieute for all the volunteers who may accept his invitatiou. iii is • in • • • giM ~.. W