The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

IMP' • Gan Loaa at the present critical moment, not to " say" :that Mexico would not be able to pay her (norm's debts, and not to "exaggerate „ difficulties. The ITALY. difference between M. Rouher's tone yesterday, FLORENCE, Juss 7. and that when he puffed the new Mexican Loan The Notions of today denies the rumours of only a few weeks ago is most striking. changes in the ministry. I The Bourse was a trifle weaker than yesterday. The same journal publishes some details of the On Saturday last, at SaiotePourgain, a small negotiations with the Papal Court. The Pope, it 4.. neat . Moulins , in the Allier, M. Baudreux , is stated, will appoint bishops to the vacant sees, '"' /Fl3 but they will be presented by King Victor Km. the inspector of the market, was murdered by his manual, and will make a declaration acknowledg- eon-in-law just at the moment when be was giving leg him as their sovereigu and recognising the signal for declaring the market open. He was the kingdom of Italy. The pope her consented to Atabbed within view of scores of people, and died the suppression of some bishoprics, and the Italian instantly - . The assassin, who had had a family government will have the right to prevent the re quarrel. with his victim, at once delivered himself turn of those prelates whole presence it may con. eider prejudicial to public safety. up to • The :Vesicle believes these engagements will be verbal, and that no convention will be signed either by Rome or Italy with the other catholic powers. members bound together in • bond of charity. When it wee stated that • eatheiis laid down • cootrary &retries, sad stated that so creed, or chum* or body had the exclu sive right to truth, they most be led to think it • Ishii cation. (Hear, bear.) On all them grounds he was in sliced to sapped* that the Wawa which ban Ni. Sot forth under the same of • distinguished judge, was oely a mere fabrication. (Hear, bear.) He had bean sheen& from Dubin ever eines it bad been &hewed, and bad only bad time just au thor over it. He bad oat bad Wee to inquire about Ma of it, but he intended to maks the in quiry. (Great applause and laughter.) The Dublin Neeniisp Mail says :—" Dr. Callas some to penalties he will visit the horned judge with spiritual foe baying dared to s think cui Mikes otherwise than Pope Piro thinks. Any attempt to cramp or crush the ; mental freedom of Irish Hoene catholic, most, of coons, f.il ; and if Dr. Cullen were not nab in the extreme, as well as bigoted, be would not set himself thus is opposi• ties to the enlightened member. of his dote. No doubt it in bard for a man like him to bear with then really liberal utterances. They are becoming Inquest, p.ominent, and contagious. Dr. Oullen's efforts foe long years to drag the Roman catholic upper cleanse hack to oltraniontan• ism, in thought and in action, is the most significant of the failures of the ultramontme party io any European country. There remains, at least, the chasm of doing sousettileg by means of • chartered ' catholic university,' but even if that seminary were so recognised, and all the power of its episeopal patrons employed to • leaven the Irish mind by taltramontnne lecturing in its halls. ouch an wicker occa. Messily as that of Judge Keogh would testify to the impos- sibility of ehottiog the Irish ' oatholie ' mind against the lemma of history, and the ineseme of th,ae liberal sentiments which are the common property of all educated am.' ,'"" 4 . 71 - EWALL LINE of PACKETS for PAM- I W ESTMINSTER ELECTION . — Mr. r4Tect !.. —ll l "* Dai ll eall i n I N ' Jthe Iture ri •12 MITLL 1141: the 1- nouiroo 1111 9: Dna , ADO aai C s*l . an saparisoced hum's, on TIT ODA it EV r al ne a xt, the I.itl: m instan ."..s t. 11 11.f8 tl." hale lo F. QUIN awl Oa, tak Imadashill- Chair will he Wien et 8 o'clock. I Committee Beene, $C Sprtrigganieus, June 6 1865. THE =KCAL SOMME OF LONDON. The third subscription concert of the season took place last sight at Bt. Jeses'aball, *Web, ea mood, was crowded to the doors. The follow/Mg w the programme : omit 110111-Ivritro s q_oxiwerowN TO 1 NSW TORN. T WI C I A WM. Hu NI uvaßPooL,_ NSW YORK, and I YNILADCLPIIIA ISTIA-BOIP CONITANY Meng de ayietbd, naposver•d Clydebullt Iroo germ &.m -Nblpi, ows-gis p a tted States walla. y&OW LIONE.POOL for NNW YOWL avow by th e mall steamers sailing every Wedossdu, ry ieo accord) g to the amommedastee. C.a. 41 12 . .. iiii yriday's and Saturday's Meows% 13 fraineall. 7..... g. Mendes a fall supply of cooked provtrioes. 'aft &sada dm (Jolted States, and MUM; Columbia. IWO goapb re err> advantageous terms _jroe further par. is WILLIAM IN le ;11,ft Walar4treet, LI v. 4,001 ; rtiagsad KAM. 61. Xing Wllliametatet. London. ii-ifrid and the RHIgE.—REDUC -11,X,14' tags."lll"v b ilrees'"w°4l,ll7,rtfil • ..,0111,18kPler, Blookwalt NVIRY SUNDAY 011 o ' clock, :mod a 091113 1 a.m. train from Plochorcb.strose Stagiest. rooftop" : Bake* 61 65.: fore cabin. Ms.. rrturn tickets -,4 ad ft_balL— . App y at CIIAPL'INN Universal ruiLune ST ODA R E - WHITSUN HOLIDAYS 13 The an qua and original Entertainment, sa given by Colooel STODARZ, is moat detidedly the mention of the moon. Stalls should be previously steered to preys t disap pointment, aa the Theatre la crowded n every ovcsaton 'I he reel Indian hmket leak as Seat tut/minced by Colonel vtodare tri Easter Monday, April If, leSt. terminates each representAtion. —TREAT/LE of MYSTIII Y, EGYPTIAN HALL Admission, area, : stalls ea. Eighth Week of the Season. Crowded houme."—Vlde " Puna," gad Jobe, IS'5. A. NIMMO, Acting blansger. nu Mr-. Overture (Attune) Beene. "A lowly parent mid" (The Lill of KillarneyS, (Mr. Bentley) Coucerto. i re. 0, la D linear, Violin (Beer Ludwig Bliss) taloa . Remit and AM, "Okreddlertheritheelierry" (Ads and Deletes), (Mr. Bentley) liandeL °virtue ,The Weed Xyingthe) Bterridele !Sennett PAM! SMOMID. Symphopy In A. :te 7. Olt 92 Beethoven. Sarenede, "Bob Mord Mb mon o' (Doe (Immo% (Mr. Bentley) Mozart. Overture t Aneareen) therubint Coodnelin, Mr. Allred Mellott _ HE OXFORD.—ADKLIA, by Donizetti, and T the BROTHER and RIRTEE, by Mr Henry Bishop. will be performed EVERY EVENING, la whirl Miss RUBRILL will make her re-appearance. Ihe following artistes will Mao bays the honour of appea leg. Mi. Miriam L'Entant pianist*, sod 8 lean: George Hodson, MLA Kate Beate, Madame Rams dell, iAle grass Talliett, Little Bob, Lie Prises Monett*, and the Groteeque Eflubana—EVEßY EVENING. That this masa excelles tomcod la evident from dashers programme. Every piece was of the highest order, and the perfonsanos was as good sa the solortios. Yet the selsotios is perhaps sot free from aseoptios m somiog fro• this satiety, when It i remembered that it was formed Id* the *spew object of punning • more active tied vigorous mod* of managing than that followed by the Philhatmonie sod other old-fashioned establishments, and, is particular brining before the pablic saw ►nd unknown wake, native sod foreign. We believe they have sit totted their experiment • successful one, sod that therefore their smarts have WWI, hew snails/ is all respects to them of the eY Phillisamosk. Ws ses case view& for oar part, that this Is the very bast policy Mist the Musical Society of Londos can gmesibit adopt. Of the orchestral pieces, so familiarly known to the public, it is osoogh se my that their exesetioa was faultless, sad showed the high Mato of dieciplive to which the hoed las heat brought by the 1•boors of Re able mediator, Ma Melba lien SWIM, by his perfonnauce of Spathes Gooserto, made good his title to be molted anion the greatest violinists of the day. It night, PAW; be wished that his toss had • little more fawns and body ; but it is exquisitely pure and sweet. sod he possesses sll the qualities of • most accomplished performer. Notitieg scald be wanner than his reception by the manses. Mr. Sasisksy, era awed scarcely my. seat magnitoratly. Malmo Parsee was else ensapd far WS crew" hot visa usable, is omaequeoco of her heavy 41). I moots affliction, to fulti hsa sogageonot. The fourth mooed takes place on the 24th ineteat Madame Arabella Goddard is to perform the Cowart stack of Weber, sod. Madams Lemmas filarringliss is to be the vocoliat. j4stioe. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ME CROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgeware read, open at 7.90 Grand change at oumpany for the Whit ish Holidays. Mr. and Ma W. Randall, data.; : Mn. ib therseterh.tic dancer: G W. Jailer, with his new la ad ren Frankenstein ; 0. ituelotone and Dauber, comics Tiowland and Adams, delineators of Legrotam ; Emma Wilton end Amelia terinn Irpre ,• th e wonderful Brothers Nelson ; George leder. Leder. the new English toner. • Opera, tenet. appalled by the whole of the operatic omapany. Os Hada) seat. Jas. It. Harry Liston (comic) will sake bis teat apsearados sn Leedom — Lied Week at the Illamialiaba Madam she Ilideal Director, J. J. Paola : i r eel a tali-149y at caters. - UMVSOODA roue, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, GILICPMS, PHIL. NO. of e„ CO , ZOOd-WOO. EC. HE PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY 1 /Awned) have authorised their Pinker' to RISCEIVII , . ye aid ArPucAnoxs for SHAMIR in the Peruvian company (Limited; for one seek loaner, in order to is, the erring od the next Persartaa Medi before tooliOa—Ml,4onr .11 A. lama, Secretary. 1111011810$44liest, EC?. London. Jane 8, Ind RI CREDIT FORMER end MOBILIBR of 'NOLAND (Limited). AMhortind aw ra t4,000,000 mama A O° : OS insitel Pa". *wee Fond Shand Maim Pond DOMOICOII. ym V it ßoo. Limas tAacrwoanzT, Governor. Ise , lliercbant,Kineedrnmyerd, t Deputy- . •• SUOINT DANIEL, lip., London, J Govemsens. . • Sm., London . Dunbar, Seq., Old Brood-street, London. Ow, Lloyda . .sehtm, Seq. (Mama Pinto, Hakim Brother', and Co.), MOMS. T. C. Rallhurton, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Anoelatioo, London. Kau (Menem Young. Harrison, sad Bevan) Ineid=Thaules and Mersey lentraeoe mipesty. Mart Lace, Esq. (Mem». Lane, finks;. and Co.), Me in . wrobsa, tgq..Looden• yeeradi, it erenacame, London ou'• ••- Sendit. See. Amen. Macklin Smith and Co.), Lorton Wilier, • • M.P., London. estatortind, Seq. (Director of the loyal Innirrmee Corn- Laadam. Managlan Director. 8k11[111.4. . yea sal limetermais twos (Limited). Smith, Payne, and Smith. • National Bank, London, Dublin, and ltebranches in Ireland. • Allieno Bank (Limited„ London. Lirerpool, and Maw ChMeir. era .1•1•41.,1 GERANWICH.—PUBLIC MIXTINO 01 THE SUP PORTERS 01 SUI CHARLLS BRIOHT.—Let night at eight ARRIVAL OF SIGNOR VEGEZZI AT ROME. o w.* • memeteedy attended puDlia mwtiag of the JUIII 5. electors al Greenwich was held at the Litermy Inetitution Signor Vega:ea has arrived here. in that town, to bear an address from Sir °bailie Bright, see of the miadidates in the liberal Interest, for the tepee 'outages pf the borough of Greenwich at the sett election. 2 - at'lellit mewed • resolution, *dreg the meeting to tie amididate, which Wog seconded. 'W111••••• moved, awl Mr. HOLLLND semeded, en anieodment to the effect that the meeting deelieed to pledge itself to support Sir Charles Bright, and considered it wet advisable in the ism place to bear the political sow timeets of the other liberal candidates. Both speakers contended that the views of the candidste on the reform question were entirely vague, end unworthy the support of that large eosetithetity. A DOOM of the utmost tampult segued, several speakers mounted the platform at one tiny aid amidst the most bebel-like confusion of baguet, the chairman in vela essayed to maintain order. Ultimat el y, shortl y before 11 o'clock the amendment wee put and supported by • large proportion of the meeting, but the original resolution was carried by • 000sidecable majority. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. BONA, Jove 6, The Emperor Napoleon arrived here to-day. His Majesty gave audience to a Tunisian Embassy and to the Bishop of Tunis, whom he invited to dinner. His Majesty is espeeted to arrive at Toulon on the 9th, and at Paris on the 10th inst. -- - ROYAL AGRICULTURAL lfurzoir. aszavoraer nyar QCHOOL PRlZES.—Measia. BICKERS sod A/ SON have NOW ttEaDY, pa age Ire* on applicattoe, a ILIVIBILD MST of selected WUKIS adapted for school prises and presents. This bat fooleries% in &Witless to the standard and attractive works of the day, a large number of valnahle re =tinders of popular works, now hod offered, In elegant calf and morocco bindings, at half the miens' pnhlbhed pains, to cloth beards,—BLCILLR9 and SON. 1, Leiftster-equ.,re, ALL IRON WORK. The ST. Age WORE COMPANY. Old London, N. W JC. and J. FIELD% LABEL in oo all packets . SUP PLIED of tlisir PRIER MEDAL PAILAVINE CANDLES. TO HER MAJZSTrB GOVERNMENT. C. and J. FIELD'S NSW CANDLK reclaim b ‘ firits tribe= Patiabo;vstgAigtaeli 4.B4kgick • aaa T C. and J. FIELD'S Patrist Self-fitting, Hard ILIf • CHAIIBILIICANDLRS. k, olonlinem. s.t.4y from Arc owl IMODOM:. 211616 NAYS 18 ON IvISILY CANDLIC. JO. aDd J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, amenatsctacere al tbe celebrated UNITS)) tIRRVICII BoAr: stareaseturers et the Yew Adept Hard. Self•fitting akeseber domes: onseeteeturers et the P.ll. Medal Pantene Ceadtee. AS SUPPLIED TO RED MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT CONFEDERATE VESSELS IN FRENCH PORTS. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. TFIRES HER and GLENNY, 'sILIT DOOR to BOXISRSZt-HOUSR STRAND. PARK Jams 7. Drouyn de Lhuys has issued instructions similar to those contained in Earl Russell's lever, relative to the withdrawal of protection to Confe derate vessels of war. g Newboa, livams7a7d ' Co., Nichelaw4aaw, N.C. BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Ditonspany nedociatas Rana far co:natal and foreign go- mems. o.4ponto in the financial arrangements of British and other • la OM m% advances to Corporations, Town Comae-11a sad of =Lama for Publk Works. Qs istroductioa or Indwartal sad Commercial Co. Onlmp. nalda shiner siva approved Stocks, Shwa, Bolds, dc. Bakal Imporary Lows D WWI. uponALVIL elgills Freenan llary S l awl Lease- IG Bci. Labs, 17 and 10, Oandnli, Ilay 4, 1106. DEBENTURES ISSUED BY CREDIT YONCIER and MOBILIER of KNOT AND NIUE el £OOO .OO DEBESTIT NEB WITH INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Direeton have derided to Issue Debenture Doses of the Ompeey for the amounts and bearing interest as under. yin : blur of t- 0, LW, £OO, £lOO, AMC, 00. and £l,OOO, with meals attached INTEREST. rthree yers be years N a Pre seven years Wag payable quarterly, via, oo the SO& blareloloth June, 116= pa, and Wlth December, iv each year. at the Com '. The Bret payment of intermit will be made on C I % June next. Ito Withictive feature in the debentures Muted t.y this COM ;my is their perfect security ; the amount of the capital sub and uncalled. end the general lammed meets Els Oompasy, ea well ss the tarp reserve bend, affording the netemple secant to the Investor. Baserdebenture' are tutted payable to bearer, and can there to pe by simple delivery from band to bawd, without endorse mA and are free trete any further stamp dnty. They are also Imet—to meet the requtremestle of Trustees sad others - trane tittle by dent only, to be duly registered to the Company's Ms In the names of the Investors or their amigra bran of application can be obtained of the Ilearstary, to Ere all communications moat be addre sed.—By order of the MM. ALVRED LOW* Beerstary. leation. IT and 1R Coenhill, May 4, tOtS DEPOSITS EEC. IVED BY TMC CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER or ENGLAND (Limited). SLATES FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Ildn receives MONEY 0 4 DIPOSiT, In sums of £ lO If e s at the undermentioned ratee, from Chit day twin mace, sin : At fortees dayi sac* E par cot. par annum. At ea month's notse 4 per essl par annum. TIE 1121 D PERIODS OF 'latent $ months and up to 6 months, 4t per eat. per ann. Oman ha and up to 9 mouths el par awl par ann. Smooths and up to It months qui Unseat& and up to 24 mouth 6 per east. per ans. Fair al Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to ham a emunsusiontions must be addressed. Ey Older of the (bort, ALFRED LOWE Secretary. II EELS, CoesslS 1. London, June 1, 1566. LIVERPOOL and LONDON and °Loss NU an•i LITZ INSITILANCH COMPANY. oe of duty to Is. ed. per tees The tell and lama late biewilt of JOHNuction will be Wee to thr insured. ATKINS, Itesident Secretary, Loudon. rK. LIVERPOOL and LONDON add GLOBE 71112 and LIFE INdURAI4C2 COXPA NY. atoP4, Dalestioet, Liverpool IS and 21. Poultry; T, Cornhlll and charinganona, Loudon. MOWS OP !Ili COILPag! OLIO' 1860. by lig. , 1 041 TOW Fin Prag SOM. WO Mahan' 'lnvaded Fonda. lIR lIN lin UN 04,1135 M. 179 /RAM tt7,107 1.402,1114 731 II !t 183 71, ,44 1.311,11 0n 06 SiNtS“ maw* ciesideiis7e6tTiirandon. rty days after they we admitted. JOHN ATIKINI IYI shim are payable In ti rin MARINE DEPARTMENT of th e ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSUBAN , t COMPANY is now Wasted et City Bank Clinnbers, No. 21. Threadneedle-street, nen the Company is prepared to receive proposals tar Marla. Manna at the current mesa. A kTilUlt JAMIE DIIMAS, Underwriter. J. W. DRAM, Secretary. /111 TROPOLITAN sOCIETY, No. 3, Rim MW LIFE MEI:IRANI is : street, Bank. London. d 1831. )2.8. We Odor .••••••. •.. Dente] P. Lee, Ll fetrisrlet in i :etiardt, . Keg. Lewis P.ltoelsy,looB..Riveroool. beheld Fry, p gq. Sir J. PaxB.‘,ll. P.,Chateworth. La Grant, Reg., Portsmouth. George Pear" Sag. A lieusuaw, Rag. Josep i Ness. Peg., Darlington. Wren Roakyns, Fag. Henry S. urt, Lg. Igebbel, Reg. J. Ingram Travers iwi liaq. J. Leacher, Reg. George V Lloyd. ling., filraninghain. Richard S a . q & l rkinson. IN. ADVANTAGgh OF ASSURING WITO TOW SOCIRTY. Amr ... ical management, uo paid agents being employed in 101 2 , or mammy, and no commimion allowed. ~.9alcation of the whole of the profile to tass redaction of wt ems of member • of rive years' standing or upwards. Y annual valuation, au abatement of premium was de *fed.. for the year ending the eth of April, 111 d, Bl the rate of Nisreent. 1 11 s Society's assets amount to upwards of 7 0 per cent. of all oo Pretniouss received from the soured, and are equal to 10 Pa cats. of the entire liability under the policies in fume. Theseeemalated funds exceed C1,086,000 Oros annual income exceeds lBl,OOO Total sum paid in claims am soda to Profits returned to members in reduction of premiums =aunt to The sass assured by misting policies amount to 1, 00.000 Penne desirous of becoming \lemb rs of this Society would WI Itedvantageous to lodge their proposals on or before the W of luli nest. Lupeetuies, copies of &MAW ACODUStS. and full particulars be obtained on application to sae Infix. ..._HENRY MARSHAL. Actuary. 1► ORTO INSECT() DESTROYS, in an Hour, BCH*, Blacktestles. Ante, Moths ha tam. BlalWark Catu aed all Insect& Bold in boles at. Is , la., as . blowers, a ..I& BY p6a. apse recelpt of .tarps—Deus la. St, Is. 44. 41.....- -. `" , lowan. la. Is. II By GABILIEL JOZIGU, Franck —wwma. ta. Haymarket SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVIA PILLS, failing meek prepared without_ say seercurial 1 . 141 " k I r° lo the esstpr ot 'De. Scott, will be bend invaluable di all wbo suffer from bilious and Deer rout:deist& indigestion. spasms, giddiness, (benne= of the eyes, is. /sr habitual es a family aperient ntediehart and as a purifier of they ass truly excellent mild m their operation and mum mitts ieeinaeb, they cre.tilanfratirdb promoted ritjal4 Ild g mL . l the w h ole nervous system—Bald by W. Lars _ Cap William-street. Charinvelrelit sag er D a um la lid. and is M. De asurs tllla The genuine are in * Waft Pow "11101 St Lenabert" engraved ea tae AlloW hew tan oil aid 1 el KO Las. Abor4 411.• ds. s z Was belo atiag Iskiy milky w tie ;667 ; •.f I way ifilial. F tio awe rd at Tar- i - ses whoa soak Wore Uwe uwOr ;sip I yeti- .eat• isviai • gni xtt 17:46. Y o r Vida 61. to 'I. to Ns. to the wiiiw orosio sta l o L s. eat 1 sea, •3 raw. The annual dinner of this institution was held last Meet at the London Tavern. Earl Smoot, LG., presided : end was supported by Colonel Russell, Colonel 1.. Lindsay, Mr. Moil, and various other gentlemen in terested in agriculture. The diners were sheet 120 in THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. somber. PARIS, JOlll7. The CHMlthalr. in proposing the that of the evening- After the speeches delivered by MM. Thiere and "Prosperity to the Royal Agricultural Institution," oor- Vuttry yesterday in the Uorps Legielatif, M. dimity congratulated the influential sod powerful &orient. Roulthe addreesed the house. kle reproduced the tarsi Merest on the rapid growth of the charity. It was somewhat singular that, up le 1860, that interest had no urn° financial argumenta as thief) made use of in 1 i Banner s. ' -Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ferguson 1 heseruleet WetitutWo atter-bed to it. loth eltsultiee leliog preceding years. Davie has missed as address to the glories. in which be oralloed for the most, part to towns. This was aoocuoted The general debate upon the budget was then states that there is no truth is the rumour that he isles& I for from the ei."°"°u".° that agrienituriou were closed. to retire from the rowesestation of the boroogh. air G. more othea wid ass ely dispersed ever th e ~ °°°°ll7 then °iv It was Mr. Mohr • benevolent mind To-day, in the Corps Legislatif, several deputies Steamy is ClMMaillts is the cooservative mimeo. t hat first originated the ides of an isatitutiou spoke against the bill to transfer the General Peet - ' TOTKIO3.-A conservative caudidate for the re _, er the benefit of the widows and orphans of reties to the Rue de Rivoli. The bill was finally Preeroteteee of the borough °c Totemappeals lw have ae farmer.. (Cheer.) That clam was quite as much liable to . length been secured. Os Moeda, rejected.afternoon Mr. P. 13 . ' sudden vicissitudes as thy other, sad he petaled oat various ' KIIIIIIMII4 benket, of Loudon, strived at Totem, sod sought mods' is which a farmer might ' he mimed from a state of ea Whereto* with the leaden of the coaeorestith WV, the prosperity to distress observing that if 'soh distressbap mesh of which has bus that be ia aosiounced to cootest peee d te a rose wit '', . h.,. w e tl y, ei . if by t h e „ad,. the borough on conservative PrieeiPlee ,Ao address trues death of • farmer his affairs ware thrown into on- Mr. Ethnerd to the elarieri is expecte d to appear °cow' foie, where war then an institution which was diately.-Weetern Iforwieg News. I colonloted to give that relief which his &Urea so Sodgfthefevoit. -Addressee have this day been urgen tly requ i re d j It was a most s h e .. argument Wind by Messrs. Moffatt and Mackey, and by Mr. W. D. r e z d y thee e ach reran a. this enco orsgat we. Seymour. Mr. Russell Gurney mod Mr. Alderman Rose . mac for what man would, merely because there was have Mead addresses asnouscing themselves as mediates. . a chance of getting relief for hi cbildree, become idle and Boron.-Mr. J. W. Malcolm, the sitting con- . improvident! They might as well urge against the est&b. sweetie member for this borough. has issued his address lishoreat of lifeboats, that it toads sealers more reckless to the electors. He pledgee himself to a "Arid adhereooe At present there were three classes of peoeionen-siegle to the principles of cossenative progress sod a staunch pensioners, married, and widows; end the system of peep support of the amialtritioo." TM other sitting member, monies was infinitely preferable to building a large public Mr. Y. Standand, is • liberal. No second liberal candidate institutive ' henries of all alums farmers were more hes vet appeared, although one is threatened. attached to the comities in which they resided, MALDON.-Mr. G. M. W. Peacocks, the censer- and the recipients would be vary ammo to betas i entire sitting member for this borough, has issued an brought away from their homes, and Jammed on is one I address, is which be expresses his intention to continue to large hoildiag : moreover , as every weletrY wee wade Were suppers "the prieeiples of independest oosseervation.' I a pen sion ,.... was . granted, n o . Jrufse .. coutd arise_ Jean ._ .... the ex. I Glow Yaserotrrn.-On Tuesday • • preliminary It'll i m u C e e 4a s t o r a;d'altitc.";:;;;ashe war ad largely Increased, sae I meeting of the supporters of the cosserrative csadidetes '' it was contemplated that after they bad mes s able to lay by li for this borough-Sir E. H. K. latrioe, M.P., and Mr. J. a certain amount of capital, they should devote the Wide Goodies, chairman of the Great Elation Railway Company of ~,...,_, . inna „„ re lief , and ~....e only sandy e ____ -was held at the Star Hotel, Mr. R. Fer ri er prodded. Sir 0 ;;Z" "'"et__ , "'"___., ndad ir' ypo ,4 6 kthea ";Ty E. Lscoo expressed Ms intention to continue to extend an (Hear, ow.) He amea independent support to Lord Derby, sod Mr. Goodson said ' l "° °°t . t° the ' r ' d .kr t mar ! c t i l. mr. cca t7t s° " hem his political seetiments were in nohow with those expressed ' :6°4°4° exer ti ons `°°. .I"°"rwir.w.ere mainly by Sir B. locos. It was determined to canvass the borough '`w l:r be S P i r a m w• P"gwareicconeturon::ewnwgewd'ttriVlieractii ealmerlp forthwith. The liberals have mutat present brought forward maw : which ; "Z udi r asz ty wn , bar saw ," mintlaaan. si. • candid's& • from the noble chairman, and ELL Iron Colonel Lloyd Livrarome-It is generally underetooll that Mr. 1 Lindsey, amounted to the sum of 3,8121. (Mesca) Robs. Hotelier,* has declined to Maud far Liverpool is Feriae other toasts mix. tem girth and numbed to, tesgmeerystiee Interco sod the proceeding' were brought to a sloes. WRITIIIr.-The conservatives a this borough held a meeting et the Angel Hotel, es Mondcr, to decide „..,..ev.) upon some caodidste in opposition so Mr. H. S. Monr TURAL oe at BATH ABD WBST OP ENGLAND AGRICUL the ooming electio. There were about forty gentlemen pre SHOW. PARIS. WIDIaiDLT EVldidd• emit. Dr. Clarkson vim celled to the chair. The names of --e-- In the Corps Legislatif yesterday, M. Thiers several possible candidata, were mentioned. Mr. Robert HEREFORD, WM:M=IMT: made a second speech in reply to M. O'Quin. He 12'1_71, a roia l aid.; Mr. Gibbs, of the firm of . Gibbs, , This exhibition promisee to be one of the most *rigor, and Co., London ; one of the Donoombo family; anar successful the society hes ever held. The estrive in almost has been lately styled a prince in the art of per- g r . rt madden Al -. .-----. nsiderable dismission the suffrages g y m . y . d e prnment .. in sae .. o f B c kf o l. so d th e ya n g suading assemblies to listen to repetitions, and no of . i t h i e em m i te , tig 11,:r divid e d f Mr . betre the son a :r t :a t i or t - o i r . tr o od r 100e .95,6 u b i ll o w: fi r a u tt e zi a og. 3 Z4 7 3e . arinnesions ho ws were wwd r they are doubt bin new spedoh contains little substantial tube. A requirt g ion to Mr. Hudson was accordingly ' estimated at over 15,0X0, 'and ;.o.nron';w sod F;idsy, the aw w throogheut that was not said in bin first. But he arranged his agreed upon and signed by mimeo( the parties pretreat. Mr. shilling days, there will not oily be an immense influx of figures in various new lights and rammed them ! t orn compromise th a eterlv r. e* by ' s w igoio b g er th ß e " req " requisition, I:l: ed bot tc h ' ' :::. """s ti b ly " wiTi t t e t he t. Z r t tl e tr a tit i e bu y ate : into the ears of his audience and the country in • these gentlemen promised to vote Ice Mr. Hudson. The exhibition. A second run through the short hoes mid way which must make an impression. He takes ;r ye° %elm. bi onet Z i l u lie g te4t . olit letter i m m en i Sg as t: Deno: eitsasi/eashowes.htliitatiintguliTar soposr4d.eatraord th &S um ?. bin stand upon this broad fact that the budget was reed to the meeting , in which that rodemen referial two of the most important classes, males and females, Ur shows a permanent expenditure, in round to the Che Estero l e , :e a r y l seitastoywad pendingii l l rw . e .. e d it d t . tiLN .. ort h h is . a - th p r r Sn is : ol u b7m b :: beauty e°h and " excellen ce standk 4 " h 7 t a m ' ° be g :: numbers, of 2 milliards 200 millions, and that positive saaaraaa• that the Walt Old IMPatty at Wgith/ with. Them cloaca are for heifers in calf or is milk, the to meet it the taxes produce only 1 mil- would speedily come into his ramesecia maim-Loci prop er ty of Mr. Lope, of Naiades, Newport ; Mr. Cee t' Lyme, Bard 900 millions. The difference, 300 millions, Mercu ry. DUTlL I Hilt& -Major Walker, of Crawford- of 7 Eat ek Grili= ba li w o itherabatelat R. not a r e:Liles tem has existed uniformly for the last three Jeers. ton, has coos forward on moderate conservative principles, years the superiority of the pritheakiag animals wee making an accumulation of 900 millions, which be m a idate for the representation of tbia nty, vacant well I immense narks cale and • h ed. These weree tooth. all gra The third nd animals, of prise persists in calling a deficit, because the ouly re- b Y tb° coodmlirelaeat a Ir. Ho pe J°b•si°°°. cou EDINIUILOII.--is meeting called by the members WA porbspe, the better animal of the two last, but sources which government has to meet it are " ad- was h e ld t hi s (Wednesday) at om . % when Mr. gl ac h, for he IMO thought to be • bit too highly fed for veuturous" ones. They have taken 530 millions his change of views oat reform, was so booted i by • natio° ri i.d in ged iMo uv i g :third posit' Tkewtlsigfords, pose, the rwl selresor a . of the mee porton i li . cl i that he ha d t o Vt.:: tkee.:lloto.:ihneg the from the sinking fund, appropriated tbe Treuteu.. all heals to be a greed lot, bane therefore sot ary Bonds--an operation which is only a die- fratehise the , without other ofegn e ards, would be dangerous to corr . ee d off the :tote of..the honour i n " . El.""ed hew ad- Ruined en loan-end counted as ordinary receipts d i e sati;s to stick byll d r.l7ll ' en tw i ae wb a ile oolle7gue,i n o g stett s wheal lade he* symni"rie great bulk, and gnat feed- many extraordinary and doubtful credits, of the radial candidates, expressed his views in favour of log qualities of the shorthorns eePowelly. But there us such as the Chineee, C oc hi n chi ness , an d reform. A motion of coufideoce was serried with great two i ekes in ila th He ro re;:ird . , ,in c lew . t a t:cwt.' s,. a elt h d ost l s h . t l tali t Mexican indemnities, and made up the rest . eiteenag and hissing. selves. Bottoms commenced big wear at Battersea by sales of state forests sod lands. He does not ea • calf, besting • large number of oompetitoo, end bee *sly been defeated once since (at Worcester), whim deny that " extraordinary" and " supplemental " LIBERAL.I ANDRyLLATZMONTANES IN sadly need up and certainly unfit fur exhibitioe. credits are terms known to forme r times. He him- —.-_- Be is the representative of animal beauty, sod is a perfect picture. Chieftain, on the other hand, is the repreesetative self, when minister, bad been compelled to resort ARCHBISHOP C ULLEN AND JUSTICE KEOGH. le t b u lk, and bas b ri des a grand and impolite appearance, to them. But the question wan one of degree. and On Tuesday night Archbishop Cullen gathered in which respect be has improved wonderfully sines we the present government had transcended all peace- the members of the Dublin Catholic Young Men's Society lot saw him at Bristol, whoa De was plead secoad, hi Weather, to bear a deouociation of Judge Keogh ow account victor Wig now rode him, but "nowhere" in the prim dents and passed all bounds. When ioia by Pre- sn,s, )ate t ee m - , en John Ilat e e, list. sideut Schneider that the chamber had not thought . Dr. Cullen said lie had bra reading • leci n tmli e ter b de.. ; daTbethe trials otpetla "Te ll:: ° ltni w Ve n k a fit i m e Tel a ry :riih wd t a b w ie him serious when he said on a former occasion l i i : d er e e s d L i .' i th se te e t t titt e t y wia jL ai elej ° - h b a y v as Irishman, be ' a " Lips.," a Barber wish the "Eagle," Pifate was ti Biwa, that France was drifting towards bankruptcy, catholic, (Rem, b ear .) After mediae that lactic be was Hornet ooe, thoust d th W e side deilvery i each www tbnet work not w be angrily retorted that at his age, an d a d l erve t rr it a I° th i re ll. 6"61" :0 4 whom it it i i i r ld ee en tatttvibittedn• to give the satisfaction the o th er did. The cultivators with his position and experience, be flattered (Roo, hear') In tit first plane they knew' that Milton _w_re .t tra w th ori _listo ut a ttleeceHliheseVincia Steam l lead, a,ed lt d iv t en. himself that everything he said would be under- lum a great regicide ; that he defended the 01.7d ee l c t:' ,: ii y ha ving some ii,), sines ea. the 1.14, the stood as serious by the chamber. He woul-1 per- C es i r s t e g. L a Il la ws : quiti aii i i ' d " h y the 11l 4bain.a sro d u g l e d i ld i et °°":- t ' '' wi e.: s e wslw l e rii tiv td w p li .t lo b v * Ze w di; I ltb r i; 'let, not unnecessarily, to repeat a word thought • and laud )he man who rid it was lawful to Pet tr tit,...._-• • m.'1,44.1, at whiek ne tlerConne o of the Beth Red offensive,that there was danger of France not being t u t s. h 4 H t : w d a re th - a tilteeb;eriien.tr;telZoe one who P u r p o - 1 vy re a : a - ri,„ • ,; t i ry .„ .. ey and about 200 other gentlemen able to "fulfil her engagements" if the present , held the authority of the the heed of the thumb, I were present % The exliftite:-. ed .ta4B°,l:Kleleaaai otes reckless system was persevered in. In answer to • met appoints many ured , :e . r,te s t . .;..o f ult ha rr .. o . o l . etil . otti: tr i =t i t r a l ". i s : ay ee el gan : l r• - aim, ay in ta w attacks upon himself, he warmly defended the part k new bow Cromwell treated Ireland, that be reassecresithe ladle, sad the loos of it was Yesterday referred to is • he toot in promoting the fortifications, and cited inhabitanta in the most frightful manner. When be took 'PI! by pa M r . ti T ief i r. t i r d' y to li werA l t s h: ww" t g ;, aa atrsra Vauban and Napoleon I. for his justification. 1 adr`lbtieds. blood ordered tZewebalibthaela to b. po f t or t4 tl °. sword, dys i t w :etimoey et her j t fur the royal inhabitants of the Vauban, while talking to an officer on the heights , Milton-mo penegyried everything is the way of , sty sad sonety a Herelosi: . _ ~ where her Majesty made • of Montmartre, and contemplating Paris from I "ehbee n tlioe, m ine w er e r i titiee . iii t t , he soy ,. e i dea prtsod ed a lihe r tj rul i short sojourn whim Princess V NMI& below, said, " Oh i if the King had only : t a l en t.. h. ...he a l ba se r :,„ th e myee. po werful that fortified Paris instead of building Versailles,' i lichapps i and stint to though clever man. (Hear, hear.) lin AMERICAN Id was bell Lot .uxotra g i s i v j AMOCIATION.-A meet- I"' Napoleon , at SL Helen had had de " I th t e w ou m losis oftwZdtos, w ppose t h b O t waa aw the altime:tw would elave of Come. ro g re, to hear an address from the Rev. filtrartm, dale. ,' eland that if Paris and Lyons had been for- well. Bat te adder, not only showed signs of fabrication gam from the Americas llesionery Amosition, is aid oil tilted be would never have lost his em • The . i° it ' bwkebai and P a " nal W ent. * bet el ". eed m ach empire. the newly freed negroes of Anemia and the Welt India. more so. is its religious aspect. Every catholic knew that The Hoe• and Rev. Baptist Noel presided, sad having supplemental credits which be had taken for the when God revealed a doctrine they were obliged to bow , !rid the ptheeediage with prayer, said the Rev. Mr. great object of fortifying Paris were but as a drop t i T t r ey robly se: , :drel eo t It t r i o .. w i,u t t ee u teeLl f re .a re i f i e b r e r ri ed t o o t : atartisaasatately fee T i e , l;::•= 0 : 1 1. °11 .7 ti mg "ow:glo b :1 its the budget compared with the immense expendie thought typos all matters of religion. A catholic Lid ! hoes redwood how holidage. He said the time wee Peet ture of the present reign. He expressed a belief I scarcely est gosh • thing •• that. the catholic who reed I l ' lt•a tis : el wa s :. • arla. . ad " improve then wen °mid that if the sinking fund were applied to its proper l i r 6 00 1 CrA b l i rifet weu ty Itiriit= ilit to " tiltb7 b ritY a ll "ing es a ls ' lli a ; 1 m 1604000 irePooed o• the erten diorite* disposed destination the Rents, instead of being at 671 r., all knew they were obliged to obey that authority. If Ood P ece°•• • It res ted withandtheaite°l4° of s.geessiusisalt. es fremde might soon be again at 841 r. He reiterated his belief "P h oartb,the g yl i llts t er they `w w albiligi ices, " : ?swot the tth elion gress iti - ais - of - tha 001eli The Rev. that no material reduction could be made in the h eft .. G a g slee k' give m e a .th er ity to e mperor ••ybea, , Mm. gertie, ia the course of his adios, said that a/ though H e e mb e d. N ew, H e ha d d i e " m a u th ee tty t o th e y ea . ise dillealthe threstesed the slave as far as hie ulMmate army, and that public works and Mexico were I head of the church sod to the 'berth as as thistles . became was rowww•edi these Were TOM NON. Aistaeles th i s aut h or i ty 'd a m e . sa d ..a ,Is ► Ms advancement. The degradation whisk yeses of elm. the only two heeds under which any large retrench- : dy, ea d a s had dinta • na d went was posaible. M. Vuitry and M. Rouber both "he who nth act the church, let him he to thee as the i wk7_,....itioultlit ~._e• the slave es_____,Heitelthed__,feelielle which he replied to M. Thiers, and made apologies which in bmitraa;.bsw se abliri°, ant chug . a r d h t e° " a t l he iNg " far : l l '"" l l ha s i a r t : r o ial e e Z.: 7.7,: mi t ::: f iL etiSa" a l d ad o !: es. reality admitted hie main arguments drawn from When& Waterer reposed web amid*, they mom say it 1 tirtulm • Pieper mmrantatiso of lilersty, wee with the M. Rouher spuke in was set writtenwrittenby a catholic, hat yeas fabrication invented i whits saw to asking • Waffles& he law slieshorYsed the figures. In regard to Mexico, perhaps by some of these salicatkoli newspapers who .. Mk he vepreeseted appealed tee wags Se be ••• a tone almost desponding, which has been much wished to l ai d /u m m i n ,. (L a . g i p t i , sad applause.) Th e . . *hied ee offset a reguentios, heat raligiewely lid civilly. remarked. New difficulties, he said, were con- was asereec Past be winked es resat es. leery webs& I ti=se was dm us& fat the feeds of Ile Amortise 1 Asessiseles. whisk scantly arising, which prevented the government b n :L i t i rj a a m a t t a a%tme ree , ,w e c l7, l " C d t s : a t t r ad " ° midi I s ee emen d e d 9 3. 408 L ti , a a d elitist: Ira noway from doing as it had wished. It had been obliged to 1 samensg ele the Meese ems ii o ;reesemeMses, bit be I ROYAL BonnagidliataL Gannewee.-The But piece troops oar the Rio G ree d s f reet t sg. R e ma d e t a stitateleme Wady, sod gaol ail his poser lis aid on ' Wednesday pemsames at tbesemedess tat* Jobole igeMtated one Mad, sedum esteem esthesity day. and ell be mistimed till the aime iff - liel= as algid ad Illieleie f teh erle Mit to disease the Melt . to IL Pater net hi samemese Is seise to keep ell the Neese. . . . . - -- --- Shakespeare's comedy of Twelfth Night, altered in soak a way as to allow Mir Kale Tarry to parson ti Viols sad Sebastian through the linear portico of the plea, was produced hero bet night with a fair avenge east of (Maranon. Miss Terry's urformanes, like everythiag she does, was full of thought mad iotalligence, sad wanting in nothing bat taros. Mr. Horace Wigan's Sir Audrey Apache* is an admirable bit of character painting by ma aseomplishad actor, and the itairolio of Mr. G. Vineret, though somewhat sombre, has some originality of ooaosptioe and execution- Mr. Soutar's Sir Toby Belch is s good rollicking scabodimint, rasher loose sad ascertain in make-up, but not wanting in antics. Olivia if played by Miss lowering, which is a mistake, as the lady fa too old looking foe the pert, especially with such a youthful Solustian as Mir Tarry ; sad by giving the part at the clown to Miss Nino, mach has been dose to redeem the comedy to the loyal of a Stand bar. Masque. Miss Lydia Foote's Maria is &charming representation, bright, open, and eyostamoss, from begioni og to end. Mr. Coghlan's Dab is a sad wimple of oatural advaatease throws away—ot drawing-ream indigences carried to the highest paint of absurdity. We are afraid that this urnag sonar is honoured with some hada! theory which he went do well to get rid et se noes se youllin 11 the ere •i were set more familiar with Shakespears than with Quids Delavigue, the two characters but night played by the mem lady with no distinction of costume beyond a small velvet cloak mast have muddled thrall u much as a similar poor formacos by Wills. Stella Colas did when she appeared is the Mandatary of RI. Jail. Tsoelfek MOS woo led per formed by the Haymarket company during the Shakeouts* The oßty estabilahmeot to Leaden toe the Wavle. Artiolat THIUMISICS SCRIM ANGOLA SIAM THREIHEICS INDIA TWRED SUITS. THNISMIMe INDIA GAVLE WAISTCOATS THRICSIISR/1 KASHMIR 11..11ETS. THAI:SHIES cOUOURILD FLANNEL SHIRTS TRIMMER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRIMHZIES OVERLAND TRUNIIR. THILIVEI - ICS INDIA SCLLOCIC TRUNKS THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. THRZIIIIIIITS INDIA GARIN HAGS SIIPPLIED for INDIA. CHINA, and the COW NU& add detailed WM of the artleiseretittivo for every wpm and appcdatmast he torwsrded ea appllestioa above. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS of the Best Materials, at a Fair Price. at HAMILTON sad HIMITON'B. Tailors, 1,6. Straw% opposite Rutter Hall HYAM sod Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. et and ea, 07.70AD.STBLET. The first llatalithihnsent In the Kingdom for Juvenile clothing The NSW SPRING SUITS and SINULK GA11.4 NNTS In all slam and style*. for so ago, are son on view. Combining Textile Novelty, Beauty, and Ittoellence Neatness and Adaptation In Design; Darablll , y la Workmanship; an . llaterlaL TEACHING BY HACHINBBY. A very ingenious usethanieal oontrivanos for aiding the misery eissatiimel prewar Is the seguisitice ei imageamer. mesa. erilkasas. die.. was exhibited yesterday at Kam. W. ma /1. Obemases' Leedom atablielomest is Petsrmodermeer. is the pram» of Kr. 8. Worley ma esseral lease sad mestlems Moneta in the week of eds seam. TM Palest Netalsaial Yoshio° is the immolated. Kr. Alfred Lang, the lasestor, has glass to this may simple but spates* very efficient picas of umehemiern. sad is the expletatery lettere with which he to trodsoed it to his IllediellCO he dawdled it thus : This ambito is emetenoted so as to primal to the eye an calms succeedoe of musical oombiuuwe., or of see times is grammatical and idlometie form. Them are pro: duoed by intersheeps of the weeds or tie bars whirl have hem previously selected wad engaged amordiug to sodden" formula, sad than written epos the faoss of the little masa, The pecalar ebarsearistio of the apparatus is a matrialleen which preview the fame of the {tubas from paarlaug thruceleas in mauler secoresion. An irregular esevieseut bate secured, a Merest variation of the . wou ds or the lams seessarily results from each • o „km ou et the mochas on as axis. A cort,,A.. e mutupeo appears at the windows os each °cc...jou. suet dl its vast ci the words we the bus 0 , excluded from sighß The Week* 01 the marthisemegrogus d o . pm .. * b a w l addres elms takes abroad, ruglu g uo . r omg ,. sestssem le idiomdb form. It then that the intellect works, ow shardeal) In tit* eakßillitd attsiamest of Imago languages; particularly is Mears te the idiomatic arrargemset of the words. The maim was devised to illustrate the method set forth is Kr. Presdsrpea work os the " Km. My Of Lammas's." The Messer commits to me. • 'may two foram sestessee very partway. T. Puglia teaseletiose are Warta into Om machine. sad Sheave' it revolves s different seriatim of the words appears at the wallows. The system requires that the teenier shell ea targatiog time seriatime until ha shall base • Ike 'artery' of them. Thee he may usdertuke mother les teem ; bat be meet reespitelate atm is every lama is order to prevent their escapism from his memory. The exclusion from sight of all words except those with whisk SIN Lamm Is sescs ls 7 &sling at the moment is ci treat infoertutort houlnie it removes al simertaioty, and the dif fi culty of retaining is as memory the latter words sg a spokes sesame, what he is amployieg that Imlay Is achingthe forage words required for the Mess* of it. • A 101103011.0 with two rows 'Needs an selitimial acacias, ire W the foreign words are placed is one tow, and the Emilia im the other, tech revolution will give se oppress* in practising dowsio lbw mashies will son rte commend itself by Ills rapidity sad the srosorny with whisk it works. To write oat the variations of the senteneite is paper would too very tedious operatioe, sod to mho thew victim,/ from two written seaman would he perplex* and anastisfactory. The apparatus is a sort of dm& waiter. from which the beldam' helps Mardi widows bothering or being bothered by • tante; ose. Ore mei meet feature of the setae is that it bars the Weisser tam attempting to remufactere a mosteme in a tonnes laspiage. Tic sonssoors must be clouted from boats, or elm reesived from • satire. No ass, however leaved be may be. OM make as idiomatic mama is a forage toosue nasal he Mows something about It; and it is very irrational to attempt it. The apparatus is a naval appliestioe of the kaleidoserme wimple, sad alsacet realms Swift's description of the mil cit book.nsakiag in Watt. The words are put late the ausehlas, and they are varied to term mama alter antaues at she pleasamot the operator. Its adaptation toenail:al ma pesition was aptly Wesetrated by Dr. Gilbert oil the pisedarte. • amber et the ember, upon MA et t h e sides of Wish was written a difterimet Mr, erbleh, read ;together, her monied isto • regular theme es neeindy, were placed ka the nmehieu aid varied at pleasure by tura* the beadle, the are amazement or tam as rarely reeurrisg as the saw ambiustion at patters wad *okra Is the kaleidompu Mr. damsel Maly, Mr. Treader's/J. and Mier rade. Ere pat questing' be the 'IMMO, ere to the applwahlay of the syseiris• to bstrsotles is Issisegai sad ether per. piss.sll of shish was satisesslscily assysred. aid tin lake ipsoml stated that they end tips lavailios is sifts. Weal arlabliakessts with Ts/ post issess. 1 .1 Losisow Gionam.Oustizas COMFY (Lauri.). . • Taft riw Irak weft /Ise 4 ! 144314 17a. U. ) I , ............ e 7, qui qv.... . , . . . .4i , '% 4 . 1 I LONDON, THURSDAY EV I Nll 4 lO, JUNE 8, 1865. [ STAMPED, Id. 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WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1 This query is worthy consideration by everyone willow. to Maio the inestion.ble blessing—eight; for on correct know ledge as to the proper time for sung (Spectacles will depend the tortainty or preserving clear vision to the end of life. When lie deflateney Is determined a nicety of discrimination most be mod la adspOsgiellieS of the exact power that will supply the loss, or Irreparable injury will result. OpUcedqoastkaUke medical quacks, do Incalculable mischief by their ignorant pretension, as is proved by the victims of country hawkers and intakillod vendors. Barely, it were wiser to ask advice from some optician of repute, and avoid HA to one's sight. The old Ana of Thome Mamie sod Sea (established 17801. opposite the British Museum-gate, I °ado's, having specially attended to the mann facture of spectacles. are competent to 'drive on all that par- Miss to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adepte, Moo of the lenses, mathematically true, of the !aguish. power, sod also by the jadicious selection of a spectacle frame (which &likewise important) of the farm moat Wowing the face. frLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, an Oviental Botanical imparation for Improvian and Buell tying the Complexion and !Oda. The radiant bloom It imparts tc the chroV, and the aettness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and eons, Its capability of soothing irritation end restoring all redness, tan, spots. freckles, discolors tloos. and other cutaneous vi itatloos, render It indispensable to every toilet. It obviates ill the effects I climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency. or Intones solar heat. Prim 4s. ed. and Bs. ed. per bottle—Bold in In. Hatton garden : and by cliemiste end pertiuners. Ask for " Bowie/ids Balydor,* and beware ot sparteue end pernicious articles ander W use of " Kalydor. DR. CULVERWELL on intaaea MARRIAGE : Its 0131W,SWoh Happinees, sad Dteappote. Moe la (WWII : or Anchor. THE PANTHEON TURKISH B Es. ; Aiken Ole jyAlloltTh A . M. POIONS . IOIII4 Great Mar lhorotagl,..treet. W. Alio. the P,st-ofikei aread Tartish Bathe. to. et. le. Bt. Muth:Ma-OmM EC NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNI 7.—Arponminms. —Com mander R. P. Cater, to the Pelican, Moe Comber, in valided. Lieutenants A. J. Kennedy, to be lieutenant sad corn mender of the Spider, vim Nott, promoted ; the 800. B. Hare, to be lienteoant and commander of the Sharpshooter, vice Claveriog, promoted. Paymasters H. S. Gibson, to the Formidable ; R. H. Sullen, to the Octavio; T. 0. Thorns', to the Conetance ; T. W. & Hearne, to the Arethusa. Hasten G. Gilpin, to the Constance ; H. P. War, to the Anther; T. Ponds, to the Garvin. Surgeons J. J. klartin and W. Richardson, to the Armhole ; T. Secroombe, to the Constance. Aogistaut-Paymoirters G. Wooldridge, to the Octavio ; W. A. Weetnway, to the Frederick Will.am• C. C. Edwards end H. A. Saimaa, to the Constance ; Blayne), to the Anything,. Assistant-Surgeons W. Graham. and H. A. Clom, to the Arethusa ; 8. Bwestmas, to the Constance. Clerks K . lit'Kunis, to the Aretlmu ; B. Cornish. to the Constant* ; C. J. Pavony, to the Catania. Assistant Clarke G. H. Hayes, to the Octavio ; G. J. Commit, to the Aretbuga • L. Start. to the Constance. Naval Cadet (oamiest:id), D. 8 R. Hammond. Chief P s egineerJ. F. Williams, additioul, of the Comber land, for charge of the engines of the Lord Warden. lint Class Assistant.Eggineers R Highet, to the Ter rible, in lies of a chief stoker, vice Ford. lu.vbritioris Vibram—l 'Niter arrived at the Astor-hoses yesterday who did not resists his same. It was the oelebrated Ewan bloodhound Hero, whose Per woe! sad case will he readily reseguised by say Warped bard biog. eddies wbo, duds the past two yew. laily fawns of Oasis Thunder, Richmond, Vs. Here le a huge soluisL He is shoat four foot lash. measures sew feet from the toss to the tip of his tad, over forty Whew armed the chest, weighs one bundard and My wands. and has Sake sad strength in due proportreabax bight several planed battles with wild bon, add base vialbarkine ; sot eighteen pews& of beefsteak at • Wes 'Miss ; whim Wadies wily drinks frees • bowl placed upon a women &deg side, and is wader whist control of his keeper. who assweenee his sod sis is claws of the earessiseary dewiness et the Osstie wider the rebel ansinietestion Whenever Here Wks the streets be greets • ereessesikes. He is 'wieldy see the sort of animal es wad like I. seek in the woods when none. espesially if he bed bees rens* disagpsisbol is away ins, his &Isom Nit. York Herald, May IL AUSTRIAN FINANCE. VIENNA.. Joss 7. It is asserted that in to-morrow's sittiug of the Reicherath the Minister of Finance will bring for ward a bill empowering the government to contract • loan of 42 millions florins to cover the deficit in the budget for 1866-66. It is also affirmed that if the proposal to sell a portion of the State property should not meet with success, the government would contract another loan of 46 millions of florins. INDIA. (IT MIL= OVIALLND TIZZOIL4PII.) BOMBAY, Jung 3,12.6 r.l. Cotton advancing. Exchange on Loudon, 2.. Old. OALOUTTL, Joss 1. 71b skirtings, 7r. 4s. Exchange on London, 21. LCXPICE ItiLOM (11011 001 OWN COI 'to -- gi: 0 d G. a Ida * 7. 004 $ll um" w►. NW. will of L Ldforila to iryiebook 1.. cool. of WO id IWO. kakoA ISt4. , UN es WS* to Laid+ torsimmt•