The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-08 00:00:00

,!, Utt rt%gis N F.:WSPAPER. 441 Y~ ' . A, / / 7 .... 1: f 4,:„.. t" .... ea,/ i ....,, ' • .. -.''. "ft.ft.....J •• 41,- ~...4,,„----7 1 .---. , 1 •••••••• .." ......n.--.• a' •'1 , t 111 I Ilt ~ . . - .• -#ro A . :" " ..- Z - " v •ssr - - I '-- I - - - -- - • --.- -..-- .- -..--- - - - No. 4,025.] Li)'; DON, SATURDAY E ---- -- - - - - _ - - ~s- I ILACK BALL ) l l i i i ) r T E rklLY AUSTRALIAN -TH IS E New F.1t0.1( LAST mums GAZETTE. .11. or the -- . . - WNW% 1.. ..I'llS/.Y. W AZEYPA. Imported by Mr. Jones 11.Q..ersy and A 111. It BANKRUPTS. RACHEL A 1. 1.04 t's.... 1.. 'all June 10. Thi• beautiful p.sterfel Dramatic Company. To le. followed by SCENES IN Troilus Viten AM. Piccadilly. ellemsealtb, to surrender June 18 F.nerliettiodlt clipper pr....rist. .1 tare meorteatty for shippers THE CIRCLE, The Roelty Mountain Wom'en. lace with at . 2. and July Is at 12 at Ildalverhall-si Iv. I. ~ .1.. 'gopher, smi rs Dtashit.; ci the I. Yalu. 'melte, sad Wlll sail to a comic Ballet -licductil prices. roientatt.dreet . od art, Hell. Coleman street.buildiegs. the Ili,: la IN to If ELBOURNE. Jacob Farrell, Arlinittotistreet, New North road. Sold halo 11A% s, 11l Q.lnt. 11. I ie•i tons. Jour 25. This splendid V ICTORIA CROSS GALLERY.-Third Sea- mainsfaciere,, June IT and Join 82, at 1, at liarribalbstreet. L rhip is well kie.e tr. and 'Manly an unusual opportunity for en, .tally from 10 till T. Admission Is. Gait UEROES Sob .Hartlerbintsw and liandal Gray's fun, and Laurance and Millers and Irventra*. " ill twelveWaal , la the Ert lob. and their DEEDS, painted by L. W. Di:SAW:ES. Episodes Co., Old J e wyebatub t ra ; oil. a t ri a Pennell, Guildhall. Irks to the above' dale. mars previously fon of Battle : - Alma, Inkenuann. ktalaelaTit, the Trenches, . elnuni* "• lo iN DI IN to .1 DE LEI DE. schrtopol, the Persian War, aunt the field of India. The and . 64 " e A M`. 151 . I. lhinF.L. at. J:llll,..A.strrat, i , .•sintlnster, Jewel ler, Jur 10 at 0 ail July 10 at 1, at ilaslnghall.street. Sob., EM l'ltEss El GENII:, Al. 1.2.... tons . Tide magnifi c ent ship torten. lamely increasetL Descriptive cataktfue. Ad. . I. 1... 1.011.4 at the Jetts. londoit irks shippers and p a s. Egyptian HAIL JAS. HOWE, See. Le w is and NM., Wilrulernou.souare ; al. trig., Whitmore. u s licers are ile.tred (0111.,• et th. IWILISIAIII Rebel afro making EntvA up hire, M arrainster, Wiltshire, grocer. Jane 20 at 1, and LoNtsos to QUEENSLAN D. do cnragenicnts tad .hipping day. !re D. T HE Under amusement win, wisenament. hoc grants of land. 15. Flett.street, directly opposite Chaucery.lane, wood. Walbnok. an.l Smith, Mellesharn, Wiltehbre ; off. asdig.. i's.eage money, (IS and upward.. IS NoW AYES, Cantina. Itrinaludlstreet. WAN:WELL. AI. 1,...) Two. This noble ship lir been se. AND ON SUNDAYS at 6 p.m. facia lianstry 111110KNN, Coventry-street, Hey:marl:et, dealer ketcd us &would rd her 'peed and ses.onwambdion. as the Luncheons. Is. : Dileeers Des the Jotat, b. to picture, Jane •20 at 2, and July 13 at lt, at limiushall•strect. Sot.. Abrahams, Ditionolatry.situare ; off. wig., Cammn, Ba• pi...me to this cobesy, and e 111 sail fa Moreton Bay in June. •ilialiall street. now lodine in the brim lasts. Vita band mitts, under lb,. STEVENS sad bON, Wine and Spirit . wo.u•N in:“.ols, Doi, Lupworth, Warwickshire . coach plater. 1.. Aerearet mutations to the &aural of 4;30 given to all pm. Merchants, 7n. Bishopegete.street Within. - FOREIGN I June fe and July 11, at 11, at Diminution' Coon. suds., Mut • ie. paying their tine paw.. by this ship . all further Inf orms-.. and BRITISH SPIKITS. -Brandy. Meat old 4 . .161114C. 254 , g.ntl. and Parry, Birmingham . off. swig., Kinnear. Birmingham. " En "' 10 r iot.. I. .....‘ri'9.l•• "r" .°33tl " ''• Tre. • choke ol s =e 27a to SOL permitter. • Schiedam linllonds, ASS a t Liverpool. S 01. Ica led June Data July 10, at Its. Quevero Government . to JAsiet BA .ES awl en., best, 17s. :36a. per emo 3111=111 Rum, old Jamaica. ~ IL at Uireepts4 Cour& Sol., Radcliffe, Liverpool ; off. saski . ' 11, ..T. 4 all Sven , for the Neck Ball Use : and to T. M. 13s. 4d. to lfo.; choke old proof, 12,. per 'gallon. Ettelish Gin, ' lutes, , Liverpied. .r 1 1. KAT and Co., 1, lemknball..treell, LC'. ils. 4.1. to Itle, St. Stevens and Sores superior cordial, lb. to Tavola Amis. Nam hater, yarn affent, June 27 and Julyl7. at Dia 4d. : uneweetened, 13e. as per milkie. 11 try. Scotch, 10, at llamado. Cour& solo., sale and Co., Manchester; off. _ STEAM CO M M UN ICAT I ON uirv. y,,aK an d to g" , . tr." Ida. ; i fil e s a t o rs. u p , e ,,, r gall o n . au tt k ri u. tit I=, ,,, p i a , d ve e or jA aer i l a rf.,tas pni ...t. ,:i laneh.stiL i Ifret i V ( T L Y Y MIK. , Lanceehire, manufacturer, I'll ILA DELPHI* STEAM still' rsiMPAN Y Intend despatching free within am mile.. I Jame V. and hey . .P. at 11, at Manchester Court. Sol., Boole, their hapowerwil Pura:me Stemeshipe, cellists at Queesstown • Manchester : It. aa.lg . Pod. Manchester. lo embark paseengen and despatches, to follows : VALUES WATHERSTON and WILLIAM SIELLo • ' m Alderiey Cheshire ' butcher, Jane 19 anal JuLy of GOLD.-. WII/41:LIC PRIG( LI YLEMSOL MIR NEW YORK.Io. at It. at Manehester Court. hot., Bade, Manchester . off. ICASGA Ron u. Wednesday. June IL BROODLN, for the lefoeuseiton of the Public end their wig . , Nit, m as a...t ee. ETNA. Wl , lllefdAY. Junv 19 numerous Patron% beg to mak, the mooing announcement re- 111S00 PARKIN, I . l)nuitith, tea dealer, June 24 and July 22, at 'EDINBURGH, Wmbievilay, Jane M. ;mediae the TALUS d 001.21, benne nersuaded that the tale - 111. at /aster Court held at Plymouth. Sol., Fryer, Exeter; off. Aad every srieccediug Nuineeday. meta of the lab trader and Up pantie will be alike protected by a 5 . 4,.. pio . g xe t, 1,14. p . m ,. 15. li, ...1 fl 7 .... ae „.,, et it., I . t h e ~..,.,... the wide c_lrristion_ of knowledge on this subject. Gold being BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ...dada& poniard A ; pi' ne.a, Ire hullo, all pp.,. .n. 'Ay... O 01 . 0 As Pans or carob. la Mims that gold of CHARMS WAITYIIO.I. tried.. Iluntnanhy. Yolitahlre, IniTeon. e...died. Pawners CanMIA and the Western Males hook.' 04 cams Rea, le Isamu- as •81 carats .. /11 11 10 June G . Jona PAINZI, Motley, near Plymouth, picture duster. Ito' as very ariventegeoue weir l'or further particulars w orth .AN 4 Mil 111 .. 111 . • 3 0 3 carats •• I I 3 11 apply to WILLIAM INMAN. .22. Man.:rain-et. Liverpool .or to per 0•11.111. Weimar.. 2 111 54 oda.. 1$ 0 JOINT STOCK GOMPANI23> ACTS. 13 carate. 41 I. 16 camas.. 818 1 emote .. 11 se Girders Tilitov loat ib esseriarr (MIMS', Jane IT, at 11, as' Eli 134 mad MACEY, Si. Kiss William street, City. 23 carats . mar^ 14 carafe.. 2 9 111 carats .. 017 9 Dosinghsitiorset-to mettle list of ootaributories. standard) 31T 101 II carats.. 26 • carats .. 014 # INSOLVENT PETITIONERS, AT PORTUGAL-STREET. B RITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL el cart. .414 4 in an t i _ II si carve.. 010 74 IlitFat: CHILI ormansiosta LAW. man. ITILAM SHIPS, between LIVERPOOL earl N EW 10 carets.. BNI tlf it eseara.. 118 1 aerate .. 07 1 ~._ 21 T. T. Thommoi Trafalgar-apart, Waiworth • school- WU Mao* and between LI TILSPOOL gad BIATON, the 19 carats.. 8 7 8 1 .11 carats. 1116 44 prat.. 0 3 61 ..„."'"'"'„_.,-- S. T „ imit h - it . .... t ..,, h001 .,.. te ; ht . e . beam *ha only calling et HALIFAX. Ths following or other irenerneisey, is, Hennassaniessa Ormensgarilen, W.c., London. --•,..•:;,',.. • . '• - -.-• et reel Cavendish ...quad. milllner-W. NS beet. noels ere appointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to Assam sada cd Chains and Jewellery for L . rack. roll . This C lark, ""''''''" Inn ' ' i . y Leatherhead Suns) coal merchaut -J. Harrison lamp gurive the mails ; EUROPA, for PISTON, Sater I.q. Julie 15. lirj"blialuNeNS dm*. al 41 Is SW '''' l " l , and on Saturdays " snie , I road, oil and cul.:arman -J. Browne, Monkwelletreet, one o'clock. I Wood..trect, shawl maker-J. W. Collin; Knockholt, Emit, aa 1 ' PER: 4 IO, for NEW VMS:. •tstarday, Jane 22. . Catherine Wheel Inn, soutliwark, carrier-J. Sutton.= 145 A DA. for led'itts, saturday. Jun e li. HAMILTON 9,1111 ii IMP TON, Tailors, oo•erareet, Itedftird.square, proprietor of " Dr. Halls C huge money, Including a1t,1T.1 . 11 fee and provisions, fist wirer wines or liquors ; -T.. Halifax nail Dodo% chief cabin, 106, Strand, opposite limier Hall of Potersa"-J. W. Bris.me, Underwoodstreet, Cltyroad, shee n! . sewed cabin, /.111. To New Yorkeldel /sift Me : DeL‘md A SKLECT STOCK of MORNING, IDUNUINO, and OVER- maker's assistant-W. I Morels, Kildarestreet. Yfesthourne olda. am Freight to Halifax, had.., lied Hew reek, de im COATS for the sent season. Gentleman can depend ea grove, and lieenfort.buildinp, Strand, attorney - W.ll. Surrklge, ses. end a per cent. primage -Apply la J. R. Dim& having good sad dna bewcastle.placc, Edgwarennol, horse dealer. arailialssA Landon .D. Curt* ] refs, gad 12. Plosne to !ADMIT SIDINO HABITS, LIVFJLIXII, go. June U. R. Wallis, Charles-street, Goewell.mad, commercial • O. and J. Sums. Beeltemmesbeg. Mar, • trarellsr-J. A. Dans, Great Guildford•street, illackfriaremed, r-z C. Wiser , Quelseorwll . era IN C, WNW. 8. ski. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB mum dealing in paper -- 1: IL ilrlgg, Rupert.street, Haymarket, ladles' ratter-T. B. Miles, Park - Dyes. South hackney and Old Wad, Liveneel 311 W SPRING AND SUOMI STOCK Change, Caatintliati,. rent. tar the Workl-tamed Sootelt DATUM MI. 00.11tinnalni 111010L11. DRILL! PPB, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS, ANGOLA lee. TROUSERS, June el. J. A. Auys, ,Arun del t , Strand, commission agent. .L 11, liseihme. LC., will ili 'patch tirst-elass statiosee testae Le sew replete sad reedy fat Inspection. June CY J. Harradine, Arensleiterrace, .paced, Kingsland, imuunattesed pens, with goody and musengen, r lsUsws: rem Teessere were °daunted by Mr. Miles, eh:sadness/top keeper-T. Rawlins& Lucamplace, Whitmoesr- ROITIILDAM sad the RHINE BATA VIER. weep leaday masseamretanmelsra BROOK-STORM% MANI IVER-SQUARE, road, ilidtatu. grucer-T. Orres4 Kingslandcoed, salesman to • amnia IA II Ovlnell, fr o m the Brilldi and romp alma ••4 ND° D INI••••°t" with an y P m " ImnainnY and adver- maufacturer -H. Jur* Greville.street, Holborn. warehouse skirt Fano-Saleso, it im. ; fore cable, 17s. ed. • mire Wag la Ma men man-J. Bates, St. Joliab.woodterrsoe, M. John'ewood. mane. MAU. CI to sod LI go Si FVENUOID, every Asada: RIITABLISHRD Mk UNWARY. lIML factoring perfumer-J. Widaler, St. Paul's-villas, BeWapond, =g m d the Tower Fare, di. , MOWS, Wednesday. June 12, freer 8 1 1.117111Wa. 66 A SCOT. Et 0 9, -spo 7 gli.ssittas Return tickets issued at a fare and a bakt. cial prepar a ti on , ' h ave been square, tatter - T. Hatsda, lanndes.place, Holloway.road, smith. GOTIR BURG. WEAL Wednesday. June 10, from Bandy. We by IL MORN sad 11.14 for Ascot Races, the DI Y IDILNDR. June hi G. W Inter. illiketreet. City, warehomeman-Jatis Met noticeable li • LIMIT. ILBOANT COAT. to be worn down. hen, ill Ss sad At St , e tth or w im m i •,.... m d ir is a ., i d iow „. b e L o ured by .C. W. Hooper and II Parktnson, Seethipg•lane, City, leather of PSTLIABCRO. FALKE, Wednesday, June 11< tree, factors-July 1. L. Bettina. 14t. Mary-at-Ea City, merchant the duet. Renellyium. Emelbrat accuummilailos for pausspie. I MOSNI and 808, July 1. C. Powell, Dartford. Kent, grocer-July 1. 1. Grimm, Per blight sod at Chapittis Universal Oleos, lIHISCIANT TAILORS, MATTIS*, BOGUS Basinehalistreet, City, woollen warehouseman-July 1. W. C. lerst-Memi. IC.= I a IIIPN °NAV° . sad 11111"Pra . HOOT MANWPALTUItEItB. and ORNILAL OUTYriTitag. Foulkes, lilrmiagham. draper-July 4. D. W. Acrantan , W. E. L. Rambhiee , IC. Acre:nen, A. J. Aerator, W. Mo .T. Holroyd, and J. N. Comer ef Iglowles and Ablest* New Oskrielreet. corner ar liirLeseek. Franklyn. Bristol, ship build nly 4. J. 11•Masier and 8. THE ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK Gerard Tatteabsta-court-road sad ZwerioweaL Nahum Abereavenny, drapers-July IL W. Ballinger, Swansea, OMPANT, OLD ST. PANCRALBOAD. N.W., ODONTIIT lIIMIWRIIII. Glamorrashlre, maltster - June 28. I. Saunders, Claughton, ads Patentees sad Maaubetriliers el Shailleld and Bradford. Forkabire. Cheshire, general agent-June St A. Sutton and W. Matting. PION Wrro heel Stab Meru Palest Ecosilmis IN Bai a ()mini um, Lancashire, grocer -June ti. T. Savage Macclesfield, Vanua' Pabst G U N 8.-To SPORTSMEN.-The prese n t tteshire, small ware dealer-June 27. 0. Ashworth, Manchester Palest Collar Nor 12• 11 =es, seldom offers iteelf.-Go to Wlll,,Tija 8, and Newchurch initossendale, Lancashire, cotton spinner-July Oates, Cooserrstories, 11. StranT ° o=l 7 _ te Oolder.,:rre. Zjiel; look through Ith stock 1 T. Jobsoo, West Hartlepool, Durham, shipowner. All iron Wee: of . SECOND.PIAND BREECH and MUZZLE '- WADING GUNS, CERTIFICATES to be granted, milers attilli be shown to the ILLUSTRATED CATALOOOMI FRU UNCLE sad DOUBLE-BARRILLED RITLIS of every sort rd contrary on or before the day of meeting. dmeriptian, alto ILILVOLYIKS, by all the best London makers; Jane 2S. D. H. Drat. Putneroy.pluce. New-crer omnibus WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (English), with eves Mearliglas of ammunition, de.-WHISTLER , oi. preprietur-June 11. W. Watson, (novel-lane, Southwark, la mild oak cams, mansfactured by them eaprior elm& w ' ll-N ' s ' ig * W ' will Wk. "S hia( in " clim e °. licensed victualler-Jane 31. J. Neech, Aybhane, Norfolk, cost Clattellia. Chigoes, Iteirelt, de., bare the full ,outpass et merchant-Jane b. J. K. Hardy, Yeachareibstrwri, Llty blue am of the best quality of tow, beet workmanship and §1 ° 1171 1 •0 ( .118, im by HARRIS and manufacturer-June . .A. II Ileyes. fun Hounslow. Middlesex. awl du not undue tuning. Gala I n, NO, TN meet tea dealer-June M. Sum Catherine lintacer. Ipewkb. sarong, Nee Pale s t. en alive% from CC. double pedals .......uel_ft. INN Ina or Rebble• lk • i M i l ea lt• Bethnal green. cigar manufecturer -June Mt 8. Lyon, Fre. With seer step, ask ewe , reduced prim) - . . .. 9 19. 4 e MA Odd amd Miter gurietscles and detick's.place. Hanapetead.road. cabinet maker-July 1. H. Mor rison model. oft stop prilnhed 'unique wind indicator) IS * ma magiam ng amain g m . r i cia . n arr i... „,_ 0i... ~..-= Dn. Southampton, tailor-July 2. B. Josue, Cardiff. Glamorgan. witii menu* me mot and a half of rtheatun pulatied 12 iIL - 44 - . - .. - 17 6 ,i, irm - Laws ens suyi With three Nem. efective forte skya. ditto IS go*, __,,__" the shire, ptinter-July 2. J. Rogerson, last Hartlepool, Durham, . swath O. Erftleb Museum :e l = l 4 tee... Uneudrape -July & T. Dishy, Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, VA three daps. law sin organ toms, ditto IA Ratabilabedill. Clealim.-Zro imams employed. With eve stem two mete of vibrato.; ditto 111 tollor-July I. W. WolatesioLme. M cheater, innimonger -June Witti eight s e pr, two mete of vibratory, ditto 26 With tea skip, three eels of diresters. ditao 11l NOTICE flour dealer-July 1. A. Moore, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, The beet sad meet elleoUve hulement aria, B OND ' S PERMANENT MARKING INK. chemist - July I. N. 0. Phillips. Neeresedirmider. Lyme, Peat- Mar medallM NIL Me externs emeriond of Trona Weir To amid disaperolndmost trees the sabstitsilon el sun- N'„rdahl,„_Ta'.„..°lBrett-j.. W. g.t.,L,...„,.,„*. e. Partridge , all6 ' lllnaing a t .u hani n ,.,,hhi r .,' sur f mearrusa. by Alammlke, with .11 the latest Improvessests, Dem terfelta, he caretal to ask ter the sense 3011 Mr. Permonest r_.....- - -,-...-.. ..- .....--....,-, ' . h ..,,,, - --- ~B romwich, ..,..... - 7,,„. ----- ,1 II pares. else Memo W. sad Co.'s saw Plum Ranmeilmso Martine lab. and furtheg to diethipede It, observe MN NO .„,,,,'" . ""'„ 0 - 1.7''. --* ---'" ----' ""'" - whesimems me Oh. 110, GendlHAMIeM. Regest-Mreek M. 111 IPILN N Y SUB Is or ha at smyllme been prepared kg Inas ""' -- K. ---• Bbeftleid " bwkielicr. Ihe tanotor saltpermrteler - , /,'W. Nerglemlise - annt - erklent - • BARTNRAIIMIPS DIMIDLVED , WLONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- tunes Pennant Marking lek Mare the Miens the imam, J. Rum, S. Bata, and H. Meant:, (tweets, !Staffordshire. agon and moms adieu ea laspectlea of their minim a r la•M*Mlier, Wet Bvialaieki • ti t , . coal meeters, so far as regard. J. Reeves-J. P. Camp bell, J. W. Campbell, R. Campbell, and J . Carnpbrit Tyne /20M al CARPITI NO _Qs sod Melee suitable to the mouth and South Shields. outfitters, so far as regards maths Men e ars Dearisas. Sep., Cahalan, lla, Now rowdy, Dearth Relltioa. Nemo,. D. ad. R. Cain 11-C. CAnson and 8. Yurney, Gateshead and al Sreleless adare OW ran style el slime.-S mil 4 THE COPYHOLD and CHURCH LEASE N uprat.Tyne, nunervinen-C. Gregory and A. Sago Ilserde44•4. mil 0 awil 411, TelimilamemeNroad, W. dere, Cbeltenhant, surgeons-J. TM sod J. B. Chamber. XxxxbxclueseueNT MANUAL, late, Binalogham • general carpet dealers-W. Williams and MALES, COUCHES, and UM CUMMINS Namerews sew Tables, with ladneelism for tlerumen, 11. Hegira, Bangor, Camarvorishlre, drapers-J. Doughty and G. E a lla ir OWM 11 1 1101 . 11211 WNW same al Qs =eel etheetthe sod Rellellare, sad DAM* Aponte drain-gm of I= a t o r s. valees of Doughty-W. M. Mellor. W. Hoyle, and W. Petrie, Rochdale, WV Wed 861m111. PAN NI 111 • very =an slice for tellMalllKlL MIME LIMN, Advarsons, Nest lamaishire. cotton spired. so far as regards W. H. Nellor-E. Mil adepled IN home me, goer* military, sad loyal& Oeis. lisio. !yam 4,... illrict4 Poseelt and S. Zeno, Manchester and Bradford-J. Tattersall and lics b r a iny. Ey Aimee SeSAPiNtif, ILA., W. Bullock, Marsden, Latteashlre, cotton manufacturers-J. . Mount sod R.. flout, Shetlands West Riding of Yorkshire, " lir, duo Wester "I* Allen" 8•11•17 . 11 . 14•41••• "`" farmers-J. Walker and I Rohner, Lesda. dyers-W. Pickles. T. . *reek Iseadaa Pollard, T. Ashworth. and G. Read, Barsky, low:whim cottoo D ARLOW'S slur-scrum MEAT SCREEN lutes s. lie, lierdeMeat. LC. mouidanuren, so far se regards G. Read-T. F. Perry and J. S. roads • Imp DIM et most Nth • mere beadtal af mak Is Mires* :Ye 111114115 beemlttally mailed= SI MP L E poßmumg an d im i t ruc ti o ,„ for ail- W. Harris. Old Seaford, Linoolnehlre, coach boilders-W. Aken. I 1141.Va1l the pay nod aelellams properti es head and J. Keenlyside, Birth, Northumberland-J. T. Snelland I Pike na. I.a. non annanns awn an mann by edea. 00 •• = 1•°°••••° m to nab Ow P:ais, PN•ble ta the if J o' son, Rallway.pleee, Feachurchstreet, wbolesale tea Ilk tsmednike• el biel. Assured his Iffetinie irk et at ed germ angina in the • dealers-V. B. Male and R. H. leak, Bedfordetreet, Covent. I R es AILIAMS POTATO STEAMER ;an Wel- 1.1.6 11111" 1 1 2 . m ca A r enu y. B =mug garden, clerical sunta-W. W. Ooold and J. 0 Geoid, Chippen- W.N Illige welled id sookind this favourite vegetable la perfeco ow ham, Wiltshire, grocers-H. J. Searle and P. Soddy, Brunswick bee la.'s., lia. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, AIIIIMANCII AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, (U• pp., Ts. &L) terrace, Borough, drapers-M. rm./ell and J. Joyce, Hinckley, Leiceitenhies. wholesale manufacturers of clothing by machl- I Mott sod Y. Medfield. Newton, Cheshire, cotton menu. { ......../ num eon kie of °wain tans, hies un . fsa, viols! weritalis (brides womperoua Tables, Rules, Act. of Par- as"- I. . . (adorers-4 . I • arr and T. Parr . onweu.ry, Sax Ire, comb TT .., . sem) fur .) maken -J. Wadsworth and G. Wadsworth. -J. 8. ARLow's PATENT CASK STAND. No loskuldemetoing P 413111211, J. C. Negroponte, E. Ilahluvacchl, L. Ventudaeckl, J. 1.-Theillatre el these laatitutious, to test their *Avery gaNs, er eadment diabarted le tiltiew WM repay Me t_pcse is. end a maid . • Tafilsdacchl, M. P. Marrogordato. Z. S. Schillszi, A. M. Caprivi, rgest M • sena ta Mee ■ea. sod upwards. IL-Polkas@ kr deirrreiair. I. Verntelacchl, and M. Y Paspatti, London. Ninchester, CaI tRLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. a-thelome la Ifelarely ilostetles. by means of the "Ter Law mate, Leghorn. Comtutinople, Tagrairae, and Rostoff, mer. No vent peg remdred :as asses Sat hem we am ulna d maionme chants, so far as regard. I. Vernuelaceld-J. Knott and R. Sick. Peke ea EL ; dltai steam *li• ed, ea-Apply direct le FANO flaw end Sees, Fetter Mae, KC. nell, Emersou.street, Southwark, glass manufacturers-J. Tay. imam peewee . 14, Ras WlNeim were . kandembraes. De ea hie mum aid milleme 4ma every article; all Miters am sad K. Hurgaroyd. dun, Mandate, Yorkshire, dyers-C. Rae I N DD ININNONIN asigrevi•lP walk lismblehed NIL On Jule 16._yike_116., areelesidal cover. sett, sell, W. Wilson. and W. A. Norris, Poldworth Warwick. O NLY A WOMAN. A Novel. By Captain shire, brick manufacturers, an far as regards W. L. .Notris- , W. r i Illall bed SPERM 4111NDLBS, la. ad. Lietirriee mesxsit. Leath : Ward mid Lock 1511. Pleetrefrert. Oliphant, J. Hamilton, G. Oliphant, end Janet Oliphant „de. camel', as tha Kirkcaldy Rope sad Sell Company-R. W. Pa pe& : enesod Sperm ha N. ; Ike BMW was, la. el : 1 ft ; was, lio lei ; pmelmewes. IL 114. , Garman wsa. IL we& la Id. ; prissiapens. lo U. ; composite, ow. owl Jun IA Edna IL SCOTCH SINVINDATIONA TRAPPERS DAUGHTER. B_y Guerav EDwARD TimilAl "ma ' 2urn"""une". c h.e nnunhel°° agent' ad, t : ar iik at i : met es the maws imps, 901.; mad. E June 11, st the Star and flirter Hotel, Unlit_ sr. . NIL i WM EL t wire r, old. . Odes* TIT= sAa, AMU, if - boll Ranter." . Treks of the Jon. Mum, parkhouna Resfrewshira, chemical manufacturer, L"'"A. re . yellow sew, M. No. Wk. sad My per Pratte," We. June 14, at the Casty Noted Paisley. MOs: 30... old brown Illarlsse 1a 0L per peke; 11 it inifromattlo kr ha llimile in de mom M.llg mom of Pavia Faking AMUR YARDS I/YMIL Fish.street.hill. Lou. leinimei brows Windeor la : white Madsen la. 4L ; loom re iii Indian Ws, imetra more tbillliee war* Yea Worded don. vearebaist,lions 11, at the llisfemit Hotel, Dumbarton. rem la ; alassod, f. 4IA-ise amb, at M. P. DATIMIS Ilir this work. Wiliam, NOWA Faßdrk, grocer, is.. 14, at the Red Lion Inn, Ng lONS sliestabitsbed warehriame, IL K. Yarn's e, Limbo : Ward sod Leek, 1111. lbesSelmal MU*. Lkehunems. Laths. th.c. ' ' - BBL CI ON SIMITOI7IIMBIL DIDISMAL DIBILFFY die . WEATHER REPORT. c , .. Ay. ; Screw Steamer and Ramey.- atheektiotha,_ Fries la ,tined tr ee Ismer Maim for I! sanspe, --. Ilistabory sod K imalosid Coal Depota -LIU and Ox's A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE Ina MUT, June 7. 1 re 9 A.M. balm SUMMER PRICK for Magian and (ambles mama& the zth. Wu el PRINATITRI DDCLINZ le NAN, with Wain boa beam OW. to TU. dlreel from the millerice by awe, uusum me unmet nstoestino 10 outgo .4 yip s , ft. result 71. I. 11. I D. F. C. L S. N M.* 'attuned. RD. , Nal =NC IS. INLAND - by NALL . el Drewlydive yard semeastrii practice Is the treatment dittoes WAY: Illitsteem, Be. MIA 1111. I Clay Cross, ma sod MB.; Fmk* ammo, end mimind diseases, which tend to embitter -•e..--• =WU ;Am eq. lea St per sea -no c.d. Dawned, pad men. ma. By Dr. J. L Donna ts, summatteetress, -- - - he ens past ol 1444 ••• All_ortlem le be Revel mot Pkertilly. Leaden. Consultations, 10 WI A and Ito L tri,,,,_ n. ._ _INA sad 00. CNN =Milt 1 ,101 . 1 Maws/ DAWN. -We Del se lisellation In raying thenis so member el moiety Na l . 30.1 8 64 II N. 0 2 'ffooor7. DONK or Nit. No imam evoldeled. by whom the bet* will not he found areal -whetber such Ausuou ' 30.18 tai 41 p mg. I I penes bad the erodes of • parent, preceptor, se clergyman." ijein sold uet 2. • 1 TIP IMMIL'B PATENT PERFUME - ass. IIIIAWICS 30.11 id Se N. • 1 Lb vbroauzio, ea_ pewit, Cheap, and Portable Apparatus bold= l Mena. si. Co0ONI: sad 4 ANNA- N. Werolell'I•••• 4111f401111•31 San a se N. I 2 sine mid by Dr. Lettseby and Iw. Hararli for Maim the loprease el Semen ft apartment& de . , end purifying the airs j published, price la post her for 14 at op, with Photo. llamas SIN 61 47 N.M.& ~0 2 hum end skit mem Mee from ea-KUtiff.Nll 11.1MMIL, graphic Illestratioes in. Lila, Outran . Blo.ls le N N.L o 1 Mower. IN Simi sod 94. Corobill. Louder.. DISEASES of the SKIN. By ROIL= J. JORDAN, B* /,.",„,, '"°"11 . 1 m il 5 66 7 42 ,4 N. N N .. I. o 4 • 1 sad WHITE TEETH are indispensable m D Licentiate of re ItAyel oexese eg PbtebeAnk • Rain - vmastu ea as n x.x.x. beo, M. - ber of the Royal College of Sorgeews. Wantland. 144 as as u •N. b 2 b 1 ROUNDte pereensl attracelm, amil be health sari loneevity by the Au tho r of "skin Diseases, and their Remedies; eta., price AILXOO7S •. U. 14 111 N.l. o 6 Wili ie m mocatner of Seed, IROWLA NUV ODA fib To. or Pearl Ts. 6,1 ;by pat, 24. 10.1 Hours of Comultation in. 11 tai, Logbo N ll 111 W.W.11. a - a whitspowder ellepescil or the choicest sad nut and 6to 11, or by appointment. To be bad tree" the Author. N. Dorm ✓ 1 smentes a the teeth, sad ensures a pearl.like white. si t s .• medical ykuicae.- SOISLAND SOAR OS SO N.R. r 2 ars Is Ow ammellad warless: meets the further progress of PLYMOOTE .. 110.97 66 64 N.l. r 1 terri a l a r INN, imd kiwis 5 leselsl4 melon of the gams an o eke. bum the stheethees p(Nidecting qualities Prim Is,, by poet 14 Nampo PININNI.... N 67 14 NIL o 3 JINN 111, 66 U ILL r 3 dreads o% amens a mum tam ftegrenee truly grateful to its DR. BRIGHT'S MANUAL on NERVOUS oninnunni„ goy ga - j c 1 =lsm_ .. Pyles IL 14. Far bee. Caution-Tim weeds •• Row. DZBI LITT In ALL ITS VARIRD MOSS with Dsecrip- HILDIR n. $4 - S.W.& e 3 a m id ago see en KW isa&L and "A- Rowland and tire Ceara Illestruted with Drawings from We; containing BMW rM. Ilk Meeternerrini." WI Ne governments swap. Sold by Ad particulars foe self cars By Dr . IllatUrr, Member of the HAYMOW-- La 15 - 11. LW. e 6 leas, me by Nelda mod pargemers. College of c 2 M 1 Z.7 . 0. Warwick .lans, Paternoeter.row. Tole milnietasstrev now ammeter -A T 1x•1 DX RieORD'S ISSENCI al Lira moan. masbooll Mr dr mart riaahrrol arallaatioar breve,lu. /allure Imparalbla Orals pararamaL mullsolioll le gam wllb ti larareadaaa. al 14 . or t•our tar Mr, awil asywhora amorally Mneatl4 roadriamar meat la Loofa*. le Ha, atria{ Lasada. BuraMM Hislarmarr.' A lIMR, TAILING REMEDY. _i„D, Dr. SODITS 117J0011 spa LIPID Pill i tret= bump sup Ilemsrbil laguelesll. bps dm IS le Dame laminable t O 1111•110 new tros ils rasss ss;S lbw Migilielli lab=zw=spEMdleses. dime Pt the ... Per al a bib* aperliat peel sal se • maw et Ile laq us inllS__k Is ask operelles Ise le as amm.".= mom wOO% peemele limestlark I•D Won*. ~....i i. .ib. posses quppL...ssup by sr - umbers, me by Sid .....".8%.,__11911. see 11. DI. IM sum le albs Dr. Ileeets — •111 — ”r wa ir s imes The realm an • ignite MOO plialtZ w lll lalibitt. 14.80•ly.41••••.' apposisd es lie la n • SICKNESS li PREVENTED.—JOZZAWS a milart4 wassommed •• • Wow hem ildso•—Tli• MIME. fromalmi, •6 1. = Ina a• sollints• moo imir•Smor ; "111•.—/ Ism am orot l• bobs alb i• Nab lArt air lid wimp wor wasessaged ifs dame. "" 161 " °e ar WWI so••••--Yerk Am. J. J. P. Ow 1 1 41•1 2.1 1•4 1 S we rkanlin • bunk el oak les• by took la a Li)`; LION, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 8. 1861, NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, JUN= 7.—PROMOTIONS AND ATPOINT m Erre. —Eoginems T. Green, promoted to the rank of Gist class assistant engineer in the Asia, as supernumerary ; H. Jones, engineer to the Industry ; T. F. Hall, engineer to the Fiegard, as supernumerary ; and J. Ritchie, promoted to engineer in the Indus, as supernumerary. Master C. M. Hammond, to the Dragon. Second Master J. Robertson, to the Marlborough. Fii4.Class Assistant-Engineer C. Hetherington, to the Marlborough. Acting Second-clam Assistant-Engineers it. Spier., to the Industry ; and W. Batchelor, jar temporary service to the Industry. RAILWAY CONX/ITlAL—Yeeterday the com mittee ca the Linde., Chatham, aad Dover Railway pawed that eamessay's bill for their proposed new lines. The comadtase cm theCraclley.beath and Dudley Railway, after several days' inquiry, threw out that bill, and subsequently proceeded with the consideration of the proposed esteosioes of the Mtourbridp Railway. The opposition of the various local interests to the Swanaes and Neath Railway occupied the attention of that committee all day, as wal l as in the committee on the prepaid Sherbets. Railway. The awe of the Newcastle, Demean, and Wearda/e Itailwaystill pro ceeded in slow length sloes, sad that of the proposed amalgamation of the Ittocktoa sad Daelington, South Dur. ham, aid Lancashire Unice, sad Fars Valley Railways Aseskarsialea, hes bees opened is that assuattee. The Lamb paned the Pertailowt sad Dumpsites sad Omagh Jusetks ffil, the lawmen sad Perth. sad Pie ir sad Demobs,* Railways Dina The bill for the W Improvestioto was aka passed, mad the commillese 81- Jan:sof ustal Ileadsy. Possum-orrice, MAY 25.—The Qom Us been y pisoosi to appoiatZ3 mha lleavosolo arm rarnitary to bar Majeltell Wes lisztais • to bo liajates Alsirse sad Nasal- Osmtesl he regabilet Oastenals, Nterassua, Costa Itlft plesiwti ani 11.--bammeas earreeted - sad MilaT.M . to fs deg. at mean ma Wel : emblateet. of vertiaal Mae. made. Moat meadtaadredth et IS Ma Magnet:km; sod sob 10 dab. above ft Mg., WWI/ amdi atm Madredthe Increase. IL —Exposed tbermeretor Is Made. —Uoistoned bulb (for imaparattost and der point). D.—Dlavellon of wind (true—two pilots pfig of our. netie). T.—Toros (Ito 12—ostinnated). C.—Clead (1 I. II). L I Minds : Wu miry, ,o. dada he; . I. tightthunder.ahur : 11 ol i r:=1. (1 . overrola Mau); r, rain; a, au . ; . Ore. THE DISPUTE IN THE BUILDING TRADS.—Lait evening a public meeting of operatives ocianected with the building trades was held at the Tem Hall, Beres fordstreet, Woolwich, condemnatory of the system el pay. meet by the bear, aa resolved on by various kegs Mow sad to take into consideration the policy of sa Munediste strike ta favour et the comm.:Raja' e offered by the we. lie. C. Howell owed a resolution, to the effect that "the meet keg eseekloved the offer made by the building operatives of Landes I. receive sit shillings per day for the first lye dye la the week. sad three shillings for the half-day ow Baur dog, • fair winipromios of the question in dipMe, aid itself to sunset those who strike for that object it eeweeded by the whole ol the builders is Lau da" Mr. Sheerieso iscomisd the semiotics, which was and weseinserly eaves& mad idler arldreemes from Mr. Noble othese. the soft separated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BEVERLEY RACES—TurisDAY. THU STAND STAMM (B.llllilA . of 5 OWL each, with 25 added. Three-quarters of a Mr. Itsrlands lan«th3 (J. Snowden) 1 Mr. ushornes Zechariah Taft (ChaUoner) 2 Mr. /action's Miss Penwell 'Arnett) Mr. asplaatts Meta gelding. MosIC 0 Benin • Even op Miss Pennell, 3 to 1 apt Zechariah Taft. and 4to 1 apt Lanoeho. Woo by three•quarters of a ea& ; four lea between the second and third. A COLD Our (Handicap) for 3.yr-olds sod upwards. Out mile ands half. iir.Asiditsre ifresillan by Rataplan, tyro, est Mb ;Dole) 1 Ms. Rutherford nd Popsy Taft. s yrs, t o t 10lb (Noble) 2 Mr. Cappes Corrine, 4 yrs, Bat 71b (lroster) 3 Mr. alsseeaa's ire. 11 yra Tst 218 (Calvert) 0 Mr. brutes ad e by Voldgeur, out of Rosebud, 4 Get 111! ) 0 MMr. Yeak's I:orrad ylerount, S yrs ... 654 ... . i4 1 11r4 p r. fl.' ''-` -- ' - r. Osberne's ihrblous, S 313,141 TM (WI 0 TIN LONDIRIOROVOR PRODUCE BUM. at 10 mon. *Nob, 14149ikallkiliti0C4Q1014114.99 1 / 6 Ma; "fft 8413th. 31;.Mobsca's Ladria, by TM Cur % itat of li new Lstd d ra s . 1, 14 41b ) I Mr. Whlttaker's Thuptation, Mt 411 (CeMaatm) 3 Mr. Oshamie's ietlatad, 044 411 (Osbarms) 3 Mr. 01144 Jacks]. 044 411 ((Wired) 0 Mr. Pkelkm's Lard Climeollor. MS 416 (lastklmrs) 0 Mr. toy Voitteour—Lady Ta p e W. (L'ballormr) 0 Bert*: 6 cri Imam* 4to 1 Templation, and sto 1 apt any other. Woo by ahead ; tho ono disarm botwoo• die iiiiiiia sad third. _, ___ THE IiOLDLIPMIS Warr firsais of 5 goys each, wi th 25 added, for hunters ; 3-yr-olds, 9st 3n, ; four, 104 12% ; live, lint Tlk • six sad aged, list 12Ib ; auras sad allowed 36; imilf-breds.slb. Two miler, war Ave VAT. Mr. Price's 110t11ia, by langston—Cmsda, 3 Walk 1 Mr. Walker's Catopsw, 5 yes (Mr. 2 Mr. slmpeoe's Bed Robin, 4 yin (Dickson, 3 Mr. Renard's Cha i Chz, slim ..... - ,..,....(34t. Price) 0 Mr. Newman's W Ips (Ablett ) 0 Mr. Mseterreses Syn (Harrison) 0 Mr. Rieltexdsos's Misi 3 fas. (Marshall; 0 THE &AI RIDING HAIIMODAP 4( 30 son. each, with 40 added. Ooe mile sod • quairler. • Mr. Wright's 811.11107. by N•widpilar, 4 yrs. lot 101 b Custance) 1 Mr (Why's Irlaah.lo.the-Pan, it yrs, list db (Oslx.rne) I Mr. MCC'. biddy Notts, 11 yrs, ash 111 b (Matthews, 3 Mr. Wiikings David Au,* yrs, let ;Mb (Doyle; 0 Mr. Itobsou's North Weld, lips, Mt 101 b ;Whiteley) 0 Betting : 2 to 1 sea apt North Wold and Blinpby, sad 3to 1 each apt David Ague sad Flesh•ixt•the-Paa Woo by a length and • half ; a neck between the seared and third. Tut SCURItY HANDICAP, T. Y.C. , was won by Mr. Oilby's fiacerdos, by Barphoe, beating eight others. HUNGERIFORD RACES—Farm:. The Joint O'Clattat ataxia of 10 eon. esta, 3 ft, sad I only if &dared, with 40 added, the owner d the seatad bona to receive beck hie Make ; winnow' extra. Ow mile end a half. (20 subs., 13 of wham pay 1 son, each to the fund.) Mr. W. Gunner's eurdlower, by Mapes, 3 yrs, Tat 101 b (Creswell) 1 Mr C. Rushout's Dreadnought, 4 yrs, est 111 b (Payne) 2 Mr. B. Land's Wats, I pm, est 7lb (Clements, 3 Mr. & Jacobs's 'pried* 4 yrs. en rib Johnson) 4 Tau STAND PLats (Uandicap), of 70 eon., winner, extra. Ralf a mile. Mr. Drayley s Woman In Red, by Wad Dam% 4 Ire, Mr. (Urethan) 1 Mr. B. Jamb's Von BLrools, 4 yis, 101b....(Johnsol 2 Mr. Steven's Jessie Brown , yrs, Psi Alb (Pearson Mr. J. Day's Mire Aide, 4 yrs, 15t.... ....... (Orlmahaw, 4 Mr. Uulllver's Sloth, 3 yrs, let 71b (Ctestwell) 0 Mr. Thatcher's Woolwich Ira Om Tirt 410.....(Wattn 0 Mr. G. PaLlett's Mont du Po, II ma, Tst 21b (A. Sadler) 0 Mr. J. Smith's Queen of Span, I yrs, est folb (Wlimitley) 0 Mr. J. Rowtsnd's Pinkepoe, 2 yrs, at sib (Parsons) 0 Tex NUDIST HANDICAP of 3 sem each, with 25 added. Winners extra ; the winner to be sold. Ow mile. Mr. Cove/dale's Bandit, by 4110sisa, 3 yrs, TA 10Ib (Grub; 1 MaOstuddistoe's Maid of Pen yrs, 7n 7Th.. 2 (Watts) Bettie( : 3to 1 on Bandit, who kid off )to the turn for base, when as IMO Hires* sod sate LINA MS Irak • neck. Tag HUNG3II,O3D STAIMPI of 15 son. melt, 5 ft, with 50 added ; for 2.yr-olds ; oolte, Bst 1016 ; and [Ulla% Bst 71b ; penalties and allowances. Three-quarters of • mile. (19 subs.) Mr. J. Clark's Bloodhound, by Whidbound, Bst Mb (Orlinehaw) 1 Mr. Iferrlfleld'sMargery, tistelb (L. Issowden) Captain Coateie Patriot, Bet 1316 C ri tl e t) Mr. II forenlalea Telegraph, eat 61b Mr. J. Prince's Berkeley, eat lent adward:i i 6 Betting :2to 1 on Patriot Bloodhound made the running, and won by three part of a length ; a Month be tween the sewed and third. The oasts were beaten off. Tan Kirrnonv &taus of 3 soya each, with 90 added; fee 3.yr•olds ; calla, Bet 71b ; and fillies, Bet 41b. The winner to be sold, ke. Fire furlongs. Mr. Hudson's Montebello, by Weatherbit (SOL). 7st Mb ,Edwards) 1 Mr. Coverdale's c by liewiniaster (SOL), Est Illb (Nightingall) 2 Mr. Pallett's Lady Hinton (401.), eat Sib (me. Eat 131 b) (Sadler)S Betting : 2 to 1 on Montebello, who made newly all the running, and woo cleverly by a length end a half. Lady Hinton bolted. The winner was sold for 55 guineas. THE JACK °NEWBURY HANDICAP, of 3 move. mei, with 20 added. Tbrenemarten of a mile. Mr. Hudson's Mir Ifszuna, by Kingston. 3 yrs, Tat 121 b (Irdwardsi 1 Mr. E. Brayley's Walesa la Bad, 4 yrs, Mt 41b (Labours) 2 Mr. Coreniale's Bandit, 3 yrs, est 121 b (Grimahaw) S Mr. Nimrod, 6 yrs, Sit slb (Decker) 0 Mr. Gullivees Necromancer, 3 yrs, 7st PAIL . (Cromwell) 0 Mr. Thatcher's Woolwich Lau, 3 yrs, 7st 4lb (Watts) 0 Mr. J. Dawson's Confession, 3 yn, 7st Sib .... (Wheatley) 0 Mr. J. Clark's Springbok, 2 yrs. kat 10Ib (Cannon; 0 Betting : 2 to 1 each apt Miss Exams sod Woman in Red, 4to 1 apt Necromancer. Woman in Red made play to the straight, when Miss Emma got up sod won by half a length; a length between the second and third; Necromancer was fourth A CAVALRY Cur, the gift of the officers of the B. B. Y. C., for horses the property of members of the above corps ; List each. Two miles. Private Wilkes's Prince John ;Mr. Kennard) 1 Fergeant Si Cundelfs British Yeoman ..(Mr. Y. Caudell) 2 Private Banger's Maid of the Mill .....(Mr Potter , 3 Quartermaster Cundelfs Oxford Mixture (Owner) 0 Private Wekli's XXX (Owner) 0 Private Welch's BLreetsll (Mr. Drewl 0 Betting: Brea on Prince John, 2 to 1 apt British Yeoman. Woa by Nis With. ; a bad third. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) T WOPEN POLICE INTELLIGENCE. NARYLEBONE. (nom °us owm Mr. Charles Grease, lh;stenaii and secretary of the 19th Middlesex Volunteer,, of which Lord Enfield is the commander, attended in support of a summons which he had taken out against Mr. William Maryoo, son of a car penter and builder, 9, Stanhopeatreet, Hampstead-road, who had been a member of the corps alluded to, for having unlawfully neglected to pay the sum of 11. 6a, for contributions as required by the rules and regulation; of which he must have been aware when attested. Mr. Maryon did not attend at the court. Mr. Greene set forth the facts of the case, which were that Mr. Marion was, from misconduct, discharged on the 29th ult., and that he had not paid any portion ..f his sub scription for the present year, although repeated applies__ ; Cons had bees made to him for the money du e . He called attention to the 51st clause of the 44th George lli. t cap. 54, relating to volunteer corps, in which it is mulcted that if subscriptions or fines be not paid, a justice of the peace may direct double the amount to be paid. Mr. Mansfield made an order upon the accused le the payment of 2L 12s. mod the cost of the suriummei • (nom otra owl ITALY. wroNtsaa. Cavour bad another attack of fever in the night, but leaf violent ; and he was rather calmer this morning• They have now diaccntinued the bleed ing, ►n operation to which be has been subjected seven Shortly before th e Ch am b er o f Deputies rose , at half-past five this afternoon, the president, Rattani, said that as they were all deeply grieved by the illness of the President of tho Council of Ministers, and must all be equally :maims to learn his condition now, he would bend one of the secre taries of the chamber to make inquiries, and would then inform them of the result. This was done, and the secretary returned in a few minutes. He stated that since the bulletin was published this 'morning the condition of the patient had under gone no change ; there was no improvement, but no change for the worse. .IIdXS The deputy Sanseverino then rose, and begged the President tc make such arrangements that the chamber might be oouvened atx hour, if it should be necessary, in case of an rgency, which De hoped and trusted might not occur. (Murmurs.) The Prosibeat did not reply, and the chamber separated with strong signs of emotion and anxiety., Ths ars lMeeYrrWelt* issearsksue la ?Ulna "Ol Will imagine - The - agitated stattrof the popular • - mind in this city, where Count Cavour has been known all his life as the familiar townsman and neighbour, and not only as the matchless statesman whose genius is acknowledged throughout Europe. The smeet in front of his house; and the gateway of its court, are crowded at this moment by hun dreds of all ranks and classes of the people, men and women, eagerly demanding news of his actual condition. A bulletin, signed by the three medical men, who held a consultation at six o'clock this evening, is shown to all corners, and many copies are taken of it, to be read aloud in the streets, " Nessun cambiamento noterok Continua rams° feb brik. There is no noticeable change ; the feverish attack still continues." Every one knows that the crisis of the disease may be expected this night. By the time you read what lam now writing, you will know by telegraph whether the man whom Italy, and I will say whom Europe, can least afford to spare at this particular moment, is to live or die. Be that as it may, the cause of nation's rights and liberties, which he has carried on so far, shall not fail on his departure, fur it is visibly favoured of Heaven. THE PROTESTANT CHURCH AT NAPLES. This week the British residents have been grati fied by the formal confirmation of the decree of Garibaldi, by which a piece of land was presented to them for the building of a protestant church. Many difficulties have been created here in Naples, which, to the honour of the central government, were removed immediately that they were explained in Turin. On Wednesday, the 20th of May, an officer of Engineers and an officer of Artillery, together with the lawyer who drew up the deeds, met the churchwardens on the ground, and made it over to them for the objects above stated. This is the first instance of any public act in this coun try in favour of religious freedom, and it must never be forgotten that, though finally set tled in the most handsome manner by the central government, it originated with Garibaldi, and was granted at the request of the subjects of a country which stands in the van of all nations as the supporter of religious as well as civil freedom. Subscriptions are being made, and a considerable sum will be needed, as it is proposed to build school houses and one for the clergyman. The plan, however, appears to me to embrace too much. A communication has been received from Lord John Russell to the effect that if 3001. a year can be guaranteed on the spot, the govern ment will contribute as much, on the condition that the church be put under the consular act. A meeting of the residents is to be held on Monday to decide the question. The offer of the British government is most liberal, as now that the lega tion has ceased to exist the residents have no claim for assistance, and a refusal would be most un graceful. There is a party here which desires to put the church under the protection of the Colonial Society, and the feelings of our zealous Christians are rather excited. AMERICA. The following ia an extract from a letter, dated Boman, May 20 : • • • I am astonished at the tone of the English press in regard to the war, and its real or apparent ignorance of the true hen. There is but one feeling throughout the free states. Such • unanimity was never known before. All the old parties are goer. All classes, all antioes, are merged into one, with one mind and one purpose. Every man feels that the choirs lies between a repression of the slave ri/2411110 1511 4 11 "d : 1 1 4 1 r iy l4 l l o lr ubithh • 11 °°° behalf of constitutional freedom against military despotism. Never did any nation display a greater depth and earnest. sees of loyalty towards its institution and lle ssg. It wee not an empty boast of Jefferson Davis that on the Lt of May he would held his presidential levee it Waghtagtolll and perhaps before the year was out, raise the Sag of the new confederacy over the state house at Berton. Senator Wigfall declared that next winter the troops of the South would occupy Philadelphia, whence the follow. log teens they would ravage New Englard and hold a sire. arket in Fantail Hall. These insolent threats en not new to Northern OM. Many such have been heard and borne with patience. For years a deep and widespread conspiracy has been maturing in the South, aiming at an oligarchical rule, the extension and ascendancy of slavery, and the overthrow of our entire national system of govern meet. High officers of the government were it. &scion and agents, and the criminal imbecility of Boehm= pee full seeps to their trawl& It was by their macaronies, that Lioceles administration was for a time rendered almost helpless. Forts, arsenals, and mints were seised, sad private debts, to a vast amount, due from southern to northern mer chants, were ordered to be paid into the treasuries of secedlog abase. By such respectaide expedients the poverty-stricken rebels sought to acquire the sinews of war. The patience sod isagaderiag of the Moth wee probed to a point where It eleeed be be a merit. At length came that greed mime and Header of the southern leaders, the *oak on Fart Sumter, one hundred men against one, sad the preparation for an immediate advance on Weep ingtoe. Then the North awoke. Never did the world see such en uprielng. More than three hundred thousand mat, anted end ciegarrind, have been preened upon the accept ance of government—more than doable the number mini for. Two hundred and thirty thousand, besides naval forces, have been enlisted. Probably it is not too much to say that a million of man in the free states are now employed in the practice of military drill. Bak onstspirit inspires them all,—to sustain the government Mil defend the lag. Yesterday I met an old mechanic, a quiet, sedate eel man, wills the determined look common in New England. "My boy is off to the war," he said, " and the old man will go too, if he in wanted." A soldier in one of the new regiments said, pointing to the flag, " I don't know what to make of the change that has come over me. I have seen that flag a thousand threes, and 'never thought mach about it, but now I s►all be glad to die for it." A bedridden old woman at Warble beta JP.htd that hes .. sielhad enlisted. "I wish," she answered, ' / Let sons to go with him." A young lady, about to be married to an officer of volunteers, urged him to go to the war, confirmed his wavering purpose, waved her handkerchief to him with a smile as the regiment passed in the street below, then swooned u soon as be was out of sight, and lay two hours insensible. Poor women, living by their daily work, contribute their mit e to the equipment of the troops or the support of their families. Wealthy merchants give money by thousands and tens of thousands. The heart of the North beats with one pulsation, and a deep resolve to uphold the constitution and vindicate the cause of social and political freedom inspires all alike. There is no animosity towards the mass of the Southern people ; and while all look for ward to an assured success in a righteous and most necessary conflict, there is no fear that success will be used otherwise than with forbearance and generosity.— Very truly yours, F. P. KESSAL-GREIN CEMETERY. TO TII !MOS 01 TO WORM. Sts,—Allow me to bring under your notice a matter which I think demands attention. I allude to the habitual desecration of Kensal-green Cemetery. There ere at all times present many visitors who have no object is view beyond an idle stroll ; but on Sundays the place assumes the aspect of one of the people's perks. Its solemn character is completely ignored, and it is difficult to believe th►t it is a sacred spot set apart for the interment of the dead. A large proportion of the visitors are children run ning about in all the noisy glee of childhood ; others are ser vant girls chattering and laughing loudly with their sweet hearts, and sitting often with most offensive recklessness upon the very tombs ; an order from the company's servants to rise being only efficacious till the officer's back is turned. On a late occasion I sew a family of a man, his wife and five children, one in a perambulator, and a dog, demand admission. They were immediately followed by a similar group ; but both families were refused admission ou the ground of the dog and the two perambulators. Surely, sir, a certain privacy ought to be secured to those who visit this spot with a heavy heart and often for pur poses of meditation or prayer. The following suggestion would, I think, obviate the evil. Let one day a week be set apart exclusively for the visits of those whose relatives are hurried there. Let the production of a burial certificate entitle a relative to a family pass from the company, which shall be available for life on the appointed day ; and, es many would be unable to ge during the morning or after noon without interfering with their occupations, let the gates be closed for admission at sunset, and for exit half an hour after that day, and by all means exclude children under ten years of age at all times, as they must be incapable of that deep grief which leads older persons to visit such • spot. Trusting you will think the subject of sufficient im portence to be noticed in your columns, I am, Ice. A VISITOR WITH AN OBJEkT IN VIEW. CRYSTAL PALAOI--alrlx=BO AND SIX PENNY DAT.—FIIIDAT, 91INIt Orma CONCERT.- -Admissions on payment, 1,066 ; ditto by macs tickets,, I,Ml—total, 2,561. Dr. Livingston, who spent 16 years in Africa, states, among other curiosities, n the peculiar happiness of the teed tn enjoy an Elysian fell- M P , l revi e d ul t ring i' neither e jl a y P ar: a n r or i t ' he physician, for Dr. Living. I etnn found their stet of life to be the Revelenta Arabic& Food, winch keeps them perfectly free from dbease, "consumption, erode's,, cancer, h., having been 'comely heard of, and the smallpox and men by have not been known for 20 years." In England also the Revalenta Arabic* has produced a wonderful Improvement in the health of the people, restoring perfect digestion, strung nerves, sound temp, healthy liver, refreshing sleep, functional regularity, and energy to the most disordered or enfeebled, removing speedily and effectsally Indigestion ,dyspepsia, habitual constipation, hemorrhoids, liver complaints, flatulency, nervousness, biliousness, fevers, ems throats, catarrhs, colds, influenza, noises In the head and ears, rheumatism, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia, Irritability sleeplessness, acidity. palpitation, heartburn, head ache, debility, dropsy, despoudency, cramps, spasms, nausea and sickness, sinking, fits. magi'. asthma, bronchitis, incipient cos- SNIPWRF.CIC AND DREAD/IL SUTFZZINGS AT Set. sump ion, scrofula, tightness of the chest, pains at the pit of the stomach, between the shoulder', An., atrophy or wasting ',nor —The following is a oopy of • letter received by the Liver the body in old and young. Certificate No. 26,410. We End ft I pool underwriters :—" Montreal, May 23 186L--Bir,—lt the safest remedy —Andrew Uro, X D., F.L.S. • Dr. Harvey ; Dr. is sow a most painful duty to write to you of the total losa Wrirser ; Dr. °horned ; Dr. Campbell We q uote a few out of of the Perseverance, about 130 to 160 miles E B.E. of St. 50,0)0 cures:—Cure No. 71: of dyspapsta; from the Right I John's, N ee d etw ah at d , i n th e i ce . W e sa il e d f rom H am , Mon. the Lord itaart de Deeies—" I lave derived *insiders- I b urg hl. t h 5 . . . • On the' th o f April sudden] ble benefit from Du Barry's Revalents Arabia' Food.--stnart y de peeing.- e n . No. 45,202 oof 50 yearn' ingogrili n t,k, I got Into the ice, end could not get clear before the ship agony from dyspepsia riervousnoo, asthma, cough, ooneUpatlon, I was completely cut through and foundered. We had flatulency. spasms, s'ekness at the stomach, and vomiting " barely time to get the boats out and take to them. I aloes Maria Joly, Worthen Ling. near D. Norfolk." Cure No. am left, all the other men perished with cold and starve -611,087 Meld-Marshal the Duke of Pluakow, of a gastric inflow. m Don one after the other. I was by myself for several days ofaon c N tl uin : t v tL ive stornac . w h. th C ham urc e lf . o. 8 7 ii lt eru l .Molsof extremehntraycootifrise, .with two dead men is the boat, and had to_ bele_ . ocestanUy nem, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits , and nervous fancies. t o k eep her anent. I bad not a drop of fresh water on Care No. 115,111 Captain Allan, of epileptic fits. Cure No. board for eighteen days sad sights. On the 27th of April I 4E118: Major EdM, of enlargement of the liver, and total pros• was picked up by the British barque Lord John, Captain Dation of strength. Care Nn, 36,418: Rev. Dr. Minster, Browne, and afterwards landed at Quebec. No documents or of tramps, spasms, and daily vomiting'. Ca " r papers connected with the ship were caved.—(Bigned) Of 25 years' nervousness, constipation, Indigestion, and debility—W. E. lawyer 1111, Fleetatreet, London. Cure AIIcRIDALD WILSON, late of the Perseverance." We un derlined that the captain was ia sueh • state of both mental No. 4.408 Of eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debiliti, with cramps. sp_soss , sad nausse.—Ner. John W. FlavelL Millington and physical exhaustion that be was scarcely couscous of Rectory. NterfMk. Cure No. 548111 The Rev. Jamie T. Campbell. • earthing armed him when be was rescued. Fakenham,Norfolk. of indigestion and torpidit yof the liver. Cure I MANSLAI7OIII'IIII AT HALIFAX.—COMMITTAL OF A di eseee d No. 46 ' 27 j ees 'l l mild ep i mhia lldbena e f htee d lB4. : 17 ggi f F . ti o griftmo k raleY. Surey 'gn " rp a gg lea rni Lrtsta HOT. —Oa Saturday last • little boy named James Maims. Ito 64,417 Dr. Reath bend ft the ben food to &Ash& bad &quarrel at Halifax with another youth of the seringthen or rear hillnde with—lield In centileis, 11b., U. ad. seam BMA respecting some marbles. The latter was 4 ° e d. ; 12 %, 1119 * lob., 600. TM 141 . sad SO. elate - throw. open the ground, and whilst thee, a brother of the Ms =Map free aulaiript of posse/es ardor, try Beery de &ma., aged ten years, was Wsad kicked Ida ever his Barry aad Co., TT, Regentstreet, Loucks : Menem and Ostorieleast ,• Masa Ite, Stated • SA, Uwe Dam sad ell greases eel shindies to the wand. —{advislimussst.] far Ilia at the ant taziass.—Yorblare Gazette. nacedll4 ils° 54 • IS ' Gramimeh'sanst 4 ' C 114414144 atals‘ = ; Wolla pe tbas simid eimai rrum biose i" oreaTirted , sato4.YoillicCrett FLORENCE. A well-informed correspondent, writing from Florence ou the 3rd inst., states that 30,000 copies of the paper headed "Our Holy Father the Pope," which has been recently circulating in France, bad just been printed in that city. Five thousand copies were sold on the 2nd inst., and it was expected that twice that number would be sold on the following day. Our correspondent says that a great many Italians, at Rome as elsewhere, in reply to the argument, " We must support the temporal as ne cessary to the spiritual power," were quite prepared to answer," Then let us do away with the spiritual power." BELGIUM. On the occasion of some recent fetes to which the students of the University of Li4ge invited the students of the other universities of the king dom, the academical authorities of the catholic University of Louvain thought proper to forbid their pupils from joining in the fraternal and patriotic demonstrations. The students of Louvain protested, and some of them went further, and attended the fetes. Those who did so with their parents' consent have been expelled ; those who did so without such consent have been only sus pended for a few weeks. " The spirit of the clerical university," says the Ltdfperidance Beige, "is expressed in its essence in this gradation of punishment ; it strikes more severely those who invoke the authority of the family, because it wishes its own authority to predominate ore{ all others. This moral trait is noteworthy." HUNGARY. It may be remembered that the Austrian court in all patents and rescr:pts relative to Hungary, has always invoked the Pragmatic Sanction as a fundamental law of the Empire. Inoue of the last sittings of the Hungarian Diet, however, one of the members, M. Reyes; demonstrated that that family compact never had in Hungary the force of law, was never accepted by the Diet, or inscribed in the political code of the kingdom, and that con sequently it can never serve as a basis for any ar rangement between the kingdom and the court of Vienna. He showed, moreover, that it is the con stitutional law of 1723 which alone regulated the order of succession to the throne of Hungary. SIOLNEIR IN THZ AFRICAN 9Quawitoti.—We re gret to learn that all the ship employed lately in the southern division of the West African squAlron have suffered severely from dolmas, which maybe attributed to the great amount of FM, week on which they and their boats have been employed. The Wrangler has lost a lieu. tenant and owe men, besides having a formidable sick list ; and the Ardor, previous to leaving for St. Helena, bodied fed of her crew, and 21 men wars down with fem.—C/Idd &Mee &husk. I, r