The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-20 00:00:00

At -4 *-- r NEWSPAPER .-, :1 ' - 0 11 1 1 14 VX: 44 1 1 C. 1‘ : ffig -.1 . •., ..4 V 8 aLlidlLS , - - - I '• I rk r: ir i s 41Ir • • • '' VI •• ... , it 4; - _ . „ s, , I ~. ~..,, „ _~.~,,,~ j • I • - , -( ..)14 r • - 4 • t V_ • I ail • . " 9- NTZ No. 4,874.] A USTRALIA aad NEW ZEALAND BLACK -ALL Uit of .I.IIOYAL MAIL PACERS bus LOX SOD,L—Tor lIIILIKWIIIIg Obist. mud AINICIAND, Niw lir bed lututio our I: 4.111 Abe moottue4 pat io* app. lielltsl3l6 MA. lal Lio‘Mik quid survey. L ot too burin. Imams In dr lusies Duda. p, MI A. Nahum preutsuity AK mad ssilles es the Mb. Tbie lift sem it oat boteumbit =l=Mu ire UAW awl Aulbellatu r s bow sad butramattsbrulaut bavles il~r: 'obis wipplbut .111 boa sod bed. Id* ire lenatt .Mi•sulbgr.sagletheattr steetterteb="kommtsistirs kir law PEABMINO kas awl wall umilbott • QM= la ewe tlassed simplaa. Pry. tar Nutt fieboll yintwillas by as Ils=lll Mug far sygetimilly swam MISININUI linnet sod. et briol se Om le slibible statism tuft to WIEN mum awl OL,Limpeol T N NACNAT•ed Ow. T. aisanos•• az.K. warm Prim bum Union le Ityausy lbw Nub of eVILIILLND R017111.-00XUNICIATION vtinati Irlluaantusa"Ultartenn caves* MOOR PAIIIIMItite mod renhe Wye nod ramie illbreaby. NAIL Bap. AI" Ciples. Calssub. Ilbell• rid Cbisb. by OW ilumes !soft lialboyypos ea lie Mb OM Mb may; Ise Utbralsr nib% !4= = ; :y sami glbp ab is* el orb 1111dbeibv, rod /*Oro. W Amy= bliminy Ye Om Mb el every ureil—fir Minium preelowiers O Only•We Gem. Itt oa laidmayks-ser•st, bx , Londe . off nseleb ipbse lesobres. from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA viA tto tm, lize i t z rei Dessaktrablf Nrltrwh~ Oampikrti W MI . g altriktbirali A g " MI dUAi pow Waft. c lia; £7 Ta. MOB 1 Torte tilraias. Tamale. Ind ill pals of I 111114 Übe •oru• Mom. as reisa—Pat lofty I=4 agog Lima SWILL " trampolines. 1 • 4 4 4 1r MAK 00111MITICATION to A, NSW M AN .. LIVEN,' oat. NSW = I • . MAN 00KPAN I tokodl esitWee So; ma wan el Qouporlows ad as Mows V N LIT VOS SSW TOM CUTOr NA NCINWTIO. Worborlay. Ars W. CUT W AMINGTOIf, Irsibaby, Ass I. 1.11341.1100, W..b...by, ....„ & AM awry savasabag Wedossikay. OiMs prom L. 17. mist eximmik according. to Ikessomm. rep4Parsooll gamin S 'dm% bemires aS yrourbions Paskiswe kr Ckri ski Ihs WWI'S al beekri tokwary sAmolipplui lans&—/for farther parkaulas * .ILII/I LI/LAX 111. Warbrbert, Umbra' ffilAM lo BRZWIN.—Tbe North German yd • ems poesrOi mew Afilliwelip 11CHIVALLtk. Cap. 111Allit. will Lan as WIDNIMAAIroat 3 pro from off )11111aac tionelpioro tar Se Yam Iles sad Imo seniors. ramOet, ffil :—:11119 ; &Muni at a fare and a ball iguski•b• their tleket• at Mla I Wren& "Moo W twat PIIILLIITs, L 511 d PUI Udall Ir. iamb is Ye larth lbrmaa Lloyds of ammo IL tool bum, 0.11W. 1a WWIto ROTTERDAM and the RHINE = a Er WIDUL—Tha Samaria 0= Sarre W. Slaw re ar War WYK arII; a A ils. rr mul rrlU,oa .. k *1 k ir par: loa., " re arra ITire w.: se ea GRAVIII art la H' Serwiria rboaa mow. 23. A C I E. . --- GREAT WESTERN RAILW•Y. CRILAPRICUIL , ION to winsovni.llo.A.ll/Iflit o bo SATURDAY. A qua us. as ILICCIMON TIAN will Icon all &at p m and at 4.0 p.m., tor CIMIITICI RAL Tn , obrkles, W , led Pair Chem Ito am 141.4. Yeovil It, mai :a. , sal Deetkarat owl Woutooth as. a otik nt Alas ums" uu Tarim Ansa 111, bin Way att, 4411,1 AT WISTIRIi RAILWAY. ou at NBA V, Awe& 1/44 &OM? (Z ON TLUN will iP•Te Pahllngt- at 7.M am., awl llaadtag at 153 a. m. Mr 4 'llll4l.ltN HAM awl IWO •ram ea. awl 16.). and Abut (lea sail mamma the wars ay U 7.e Aka bus IdMo4, 7.14 88. ft,at Bath, and 10 p ta. tram GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. VII RAP w,t oaq Is the W Td lifilLt/111. Its MusatAY, /apt. S. m aleviumm TIALIt Ell loan at a.. and leading at 7.56 um., foe WM- To Jeer PIA MASK. Bridgewater, sad Ti.rimi Vales. Se asd IM Pewits ad Wits Mg iw Darataaplr awl Mt:bog toe Ilfracombe 30t. aad Ble.), Mar owl I , lmnottth tic anti 17. ?levies. Tan sway s Amnion au I foteem ere ad lea . . Bowl awl wth t. mad tee. raturainag truss rtroosth at • a MI Wet•••.+l4:. the 11th Sept. WITS rAk , RA' 6v *lll he hekl on the Stit mule* et Owl let, red, tw Jett I 1460 batmen Twist. at 'MOO NM" avid abbe for remiss op the 11th, will be booed as Plymouth to ra winkle,/ 1., 'mecca m Mel to my Melba as the TEWEY, rur r liral se West I ~rowan Ititesit. PROMOTED IT TUC MA DIN IRRIGATION AND CANAL (1I NT THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION an d CA h Al. 00:111 0 M1 T. Ts be Isearparated by epeetal Age of Perliemee with IJodtwl LIAW. ?tree Capital. n fettle. with Nig pewee he bermes the use. Meet I. a 1.1.4.011. le MOW Nom AA) each Wpm* al pa Aim oaatairs. AMU nimaa, Ist, CUM." ipsr-Liessealllp Asstreithr_ CJL, Manama rid no Ilea Msevorle, ! . Cinkiors el *a Madras Infer ll= 11 . Maio Oriam. •ad Carl Meek 1 Liam timmipsai. 11/..tre. Conseseas MOM a.ca. —Caked I. lIMUL ulna 1.11. a. Cminitiad Ilagresr el Me Nadir iniga= Mad Compro. AiMlOaa Arm Barr, 11 , R, rilows. Sort' 8, Old Jewry. 780188•18Weebeel flases.l6. I. Alsienswo. de. UMW* —lieser. ammo% Ihreverw. emir... 1, PaS4l■ll Psi istamilas.—Jskia MatralL lig 34. earowslouli lieratraar.—Jakw W.w.wd 04. Caleasswerwrt, AItIIDOM The rube talgabiel. rib the ip — er; .. inZef ' liZrersaiegt. ant Impumt ••4 ariatable rash targeld = m ead exiguity' War of Uttar r Lower Mamma art Vo l U dhatlete berms the.. deltas era the per mad eltyd thrall& Chet troths hays bra aingdy lavgairleif fry grarger semi la the ants. 4 toevermarit of ruins Petra amid eatir pbres, who tar. prolamines, them to barre the aura lyre.@W. sal poteils w art profitable, of dull , character In ladle . la feet tat primer Itervetary rot 'taut. for India 1. Cessell N Nam* b.t addreated to the Uarrnangat of hiclia an =l .. cciunialticdr a. calling attrattoe to Pa imputence of meg throe vlrof and statlid that ter 11ratety• dirleirigra .we properul to wry WWI Ire 4.4 as mos as I:=err tos were raptured by tar local Uoyernentrat 1 sat rearrorlead erraggp ofthillihml, moue. e• liver ..momia. yds lUnpaNzp. Ilka tt.Y seritre pair rail be y— lltrritt;Zhe ear 4 ender Is Or poweramera tut ihe trier Tuns Wiled la I- d ihs us el oath sad isidas.days by As polls. lbw wag be aided es assibibis bsi subsidiary imam at additior I isions L The 11,61k1eig44 lie mash W a. Cows"l7 by the many. 7. hogs mak sad feekoolllo en the We el the mime chsafieht •--- • - - - twillasaimarl ale 4 044 mild athar maw Wiwi wpw itw bed 4Me tNeepeng. And a igiego n".l = 4 l:l ter .wf no gga ir O w it=4 eseimary sat& dwahl lop so eimml WWI sW 4. the cwt et ibin hos dna* awartalard to la pmhiatia• Ihdlw. mid tug aiamdais We azigling t.utols 14 Ohs N0rth =1.44444 4 amok or prow dart *4 tram ROW int bask predated ..swill • hute par mow upon sattor. Mums reatiseg by Me government on et Wing Jigd Y Idle will ogsmil mar Ides of 111 , hi dttatettlft 4 each 1404 it *dimwit with up.itarry j iMerlis swwwwtad with the ('oierons river east 1:21,700, and M Y lemon vidawiwil • wet prolls .44114 per eclat per enema Yordwak coma cool 41.700. sad Rani A:5.00.) la the ant rri...Asether canal Ia halide paid a.w por cruL on It. end ub tint put . and a third. which cost 3.3404 produme4 M the Ind ). Wagers Jo am oral had paid 43 per awl. and predated Moor earplug 4 1,410.6104 the aid el somilreetbuta being T6 la teorlte la Ittlear• produced a retain at NS par rent. per 11.E00- — free are mot et, erred rarer Term ot • wen t rent* crawler have hem ermine, with rberrelarlef gate. he the trim et • re. isteement. to he ner with gen...” rat Wirth all Ceimmlia. it im prepare to tar the lire imt Ike fit trimmer de Vie ems id Li ww.aual di Titled Ire KM rarer of emek rd Si Ire nee depar of AI ree Ern only, with • *tsar mutest .4 Li per awn what the Sri srpmentent her Met eteeleded tl,e .111. It Is believed, rare et suppose ebetlre epeetie, • rev the tint toilet istelia Of r whir = oak hill mut timely err lite WO= MOW sissav- A fhb pr•portal rid form of aggliratios Is• slam Ay no. ap Mg •••• 0 . 808 1 111 . 7 11 alma 111 OrromAre•A RC.. Loin s et U kW • Ikabssf. llama la••••A 1110/mAA mg Gar SO. 1. OM. RnEmz" nanuaßy. -The exgaisite 26 -d boapirt. Nast Africa. taro% r mar orrome7 iarpet Jockey ask the., are the lead fiebiserble the this maps —Z. .11111.11 ML, pertesser to her =ap privileged purveyor to the (pees el "path To be the Dens aufsasury. K thread : tits , branch, U, Caen. hilt. loades; Mail breath. 17, Dialerard des habeas, Pero : wththeals breach. Sa thee de la bloaters, JM:EAU% COPAHINE er SACCHARATZD CAPSIDLIII—OspaIts sad sahebs are. doubtless, Ike belt remedith bet these drug are of a repulsive taste asd amNl, aad meek. colicky palaa rusk mad gastric disturbance. M. Jamas bas succeeded la anthem/ these ralsahle thsrapislis rpriestly lasommes. be locrerior. Is las at e i leadre propettles This preparation Ps bees the Paris Academy of Medium.. after ewe than s tt bath fa Nets sad the ditUrent lobs Paella* rth, ea Tbothas'e. OsPa and 9t liarti , vloasevr., seder the ease oi Mews. Lloyd, Poland, and Levu§ " Lasset," Nov. I sad Dec. 10. UM The copthine, which is le forth of &pretty pleb spar paws. erects • ware la about els dons either as mo s t ie throats diseases lee espeetha ta free by pia U. 14., at G. PLUZAWS, cheats; ep. Ithythartet , latdoet ft, Due IL theestha Parts; sad all the asset issporteat eleselsta. Tits zArrr INDIA IRIUGATION sad CANAL 1...N1111414 T _, Cameo am* ILC. "We Ammar ft * ke 11114111111 b Nils Ompo. IA ILICEIVITIP AFTER TNCINDAT„ Ike Tool e t lis =l. assamia w tsiy after hich Ur 6.• WY. by order, MON WIDSTW liesmlll7• Cata AMINO= NUM 'inthost_ thaw, by O. LOXDON tr.(1,101144, ow dispoda al Emil. bilk Ot oak. or Woo air 'WAWA b Dinsins Deposition psr sot ea all anatialla aroma ta Capital. ts.ooo. IN arse di an rad LI soak Preeporlesse sod t0m....a free appiledies. ANDLEW JAW= DAM Y. Ilaeagist s Dliectoe. ROYAL CRZMORN E GARDENS COMPANY 0011 ,nII uw ar. o f yz °so b . 'ditty Wi Aloo nd to the animist of each Wm. laraporatal,aishr the - Joint-Amok Compaaiss Act, 17 and 18 Victoria. lanorosui. lard Henry Gordon. the Palace, Hampton C. ate l 4 Ururge Duct.tt, tart., coning.by. Ibmplunts Cllvn 140., li anagdon. John Simpson. K. , l it. Strand. and Planer park. Owns Laren Mott. Ens . I rhsa.lodss. Cheltenham. MA pow to add to their itaiution• from Use shareholdaral 41111M.--Imeoloa sod County Bank Lonthard-atrect . 441, lew 004411rset Knishtabrf*e and ha variant branches 441401.4 COMM. Charlie Wordsworth, Q.C., Tempi& lkwinibs Tealtar, Unishisian. ArDrlc4-7. P. lierhowr, NSW Asoonataat, Norfolk ' strant, Cosartlosa ABCl4l7llcr—linch Hlq IN. 441, Orlard4treet. 80t3 7faas — Mr4. Beltrive. and Asprry,_ _7, `few tea , Strand. Bitoamis—Uslarnman lonia and Cm, tilimen4l67, C 4 1 41 1 1 1- Orman or TIM CUnraXT—At thr Oardsna. 1103911.A11i BWILETA —Lard WlBiam WWI& PIOSPICTTS, The object of This Company la to parehre tries Yr. 91= the prow ..4 l 1 thorn. and summed jimispeasr. vba having nallmol as ..pia tortoni from IMO prelle 4 this ender taking, the Isaac goud•riU, tool plant 4 Orr birdquart•re of inbetriont recreation and enjoyment The illwaioran yesperty held at ths nominal et 44 par wont the ArttLarnham portion for an plryd term of neatly thlrty4hrie yam. Aa eaea coolltionst Wartaland In Mr moor 4 the snarly cashold W ens% hos WI pabscri C bq nimmon brawn one la the Wire and .41 wept a led= dlrasissamimanimtay tip. forma= se as ompasit iparibia Ike &rid .65 em" Me li M i lt ie lEElE lM Ak Mia-aPTMLB iromosuleal woridas of the boors. *one 61..4 the profits of there flardeos ow be plaid hell the feet, that on the occasioo of the Pete is cid of re Weillaillsk Co4hiCa. after payment 01 a eprotasa, OIL lampons pad over le the trust.* of the charity. se the poops& ist the night's eithertathioeol, fLESOO suit, on the omilM of the Ariatocretk chari Yew.ties. • profit of 61,11) .as reollsol sot peeled to public Th . ; capital rifled Is ample for this retialrements of the bust. asm The partimse-ianney for the lease, plant, and poodwill will not exceed two-thirds of the amount. The contemplated additions and alteistioas will be tarried ent upon principles of UN) strict..it economy, and will le.t, It Is anticipated, employ insure then half the capital resualtdue after Una completion of the pen hear. . . Mince clic year 1860 the locome has cone on steadily andraphtly torr•aetny. The hooks of the ettahnsteneet have been strictly kept, and have been examion, and the accoaats audited by Mr. Scrivener. the pub* aCCOWIUIIIt. and the average faconts of the Int live yr ars inns that an Menne equal to a divideud of Al per cent once the capital implored may be confidently aaticipated, nal that these preen, by s wall judlcious outlay, are capable of being greatly increased. It it also pretend that every holder of not leas than twenty shares shall he eatitled to a free admission hw himself and Mend subject, however, to such conditions as may be deter mined upon by the Direction. It must he borne la mind that this Is no new or svecelnin riodertakdig, the experimental period, so otter fatal to new ea terrorists ,ot the most promising knot having in the ease of then g' , 1 4 11118 inliZ sinew roused by while, Ds tbe experience and le ante/ of Mr. Pinapeon, a system of check has been perfected whieb pretiudes not only losses by frauds but reduces the ex perces of the concern to a 112/1111012.011, enures a regularity of working, and pines the estimate of prone, as alarm pat forward by the board, among the moat reliable our submitted to the . . . _ . All applications few shares to be made to the Brahma the CUM y, Yemen ideifternses, Fowler, and Ctiansmalicy, ur to the Solicitors, at 7, Sew him Strand, IA.F , to the anweted lino. If no allotment 1,. in.'s, the amomit a deposit wW be forthwith returned without any deduction. 71. RX 0' •YPLICATTON. (Deposit of per Mime to he souls to the Dank." soul tho further sum of C 1 to. cm snotmest. To the Director,. of the torsi rremonm liartleos Cosopeup Limited ...hams A:5 " : Otarrinnti,-11sylns pelt( to the London and County Bank the swat of C to you' crrdit, I request you will snot tee ism of IS each In the Royal Crentorne Gardens .ftingeny adititedl), et mg nenalber, and I hereby agree So =VIM =WM In the wiliigaa or the Cueopaay, and to Can thin" sod le lip Oa Articles Aseuelattea cd iM company when required Name ?Messina Npisture Dais Loudon, , 1800. " VXCELLIINTI BIJOUTERIE COURANTE. MODEMS OPECIAIM I at 1•11111(ICL"—WATHM STUN awl MOMII. Win has bouoiurd with • Viral-dam Nall at Qs Paris Islibitioti, led b the Wylie pubis to am limoNoa sbw. alti rlielo W. GOV i ala suirti Tart zawabs alsobarai of .JA "Winatera=l,..,.. s =k ri , t . vs. c smasarvi.,, Is aol. ff.& TIN slaw al 6 la Ur and ea hatarday• at I o'clock. IICIL AT E. -R ICHA RD ATTINI3OIIIOI7OII, A. W.—Tbs born Lisiso4sals wrought SILVIA SPOONS soil lViy is mks iiiile poilme. lima ream Qom •• here. 9 : 4 2 Lim 9 :14 L ILL P • 831 a L n Tab FL U e•nry a tor. is Se n Eta 1201•2 'n • CIS NI a wig . • 11 Demelna il l 1 Ilq • • 111 LS • 11 TI 1212". 111 •12 4121 u: nTva T SII• • •1111 M 11 no 1•60.11 m unieroson mei bdis eft paha. 21,111111 1 00SMANDI MMIon Z a s. M i t a ono wake win no no Liaise. r sold by MA& 2I•••L KW& Tab pur 71 - 4 - 7 - 7 AA • . Tale DelOWS=•• . 100 180 • Doom • • 1• • Ia • 111 Drape= "utrarai. , ami ralm, asi all Wm relidelk h iLIIOIIOO . C . /E. SILVIIIIIMITH. at-. H, HAO. —Post free, three stamps, a IffittAIXINO Meows GABitiaLli (APAR TAN? lit P1011:11113711 b Alttl CIAL TIMM .td /UM I WI COMA gnu 0010 4 Wherohy ono au will war 1101FIr throe ordinary oato : mot Wog hued wlthout vem Wer sA l r iros..z mow., mad without Ma SPOMOM tr"•• • to all oho have ortioiou Sur U.. orattsto tortekos. NOIIO but Pan trot.ohoo eritoriolo sod woeteauship oupplopod. trier lb. hl la gum Mr iliam MU the ontimory ear—T. be (*Wood y 4 lI thabriot. donthito to too Prince DOIWIa., sot& lelehr.l HIM 'mot 41bionw. No. lth toesistotrookN. 'awn . sal 111 th. itetbau. t. " The 01461 W/et eakehtt "W I m nas am* p W roilmlittada= sal the wand moan lopareasaa tot ailalaal."--Olsoner. tfahrioto troikas *NM M fasi who aims ImaNk : 'pieta will mu aura ray as 4 am samsapassaa*-11wlas lirrol4. for obvious votooso it to moworary pertitelorip to ante the 'saw, sad dial& aware to the eeq, otheitistrowit is up the prints lamp lalwasa anama, tM Nlosmara, sal Yu 84m• ran larinsie tww Llaseparl Dokrairesa HAIR ILIBTOILBD Improved,aud Beautified us sas used amiraasaw 01L-41 masts IMarlima at UM, M ea ntduessa i ea eas=a=faite l l iams eeisseiNt sm. =ems. Ms spmellsa la Nem a kielleas le awas dew sad la Ma pea& at 11 , 1111014 Mr 11104 0 1 4 14westadass. ISIIIIIMB la Us slamabess smsmalaa. Pr dew M is Om basis II a Yamaha bead •=slrog74ll=4:l=lbe essr2 al terallab and tie aamsramOsolassalrls gel reashai IM ism alma sh. b NA awl asar* parted Ms marsas. Mrs as. M. la, Ma ISL Marl M bar mall , me Mr per Mails. raallsa—Ast kr .11soiWiaf Marsassr OW" arid as le, lirtsra parrs. end by elmilis rad pertaimis. J rbmv . .. 6 „ g o . Id., wt u ttee. r st r pn Third Worm, 8 in ift PT 0 8 and ULCER- Avnxs. kik sewed refereoce to the am of !ternary. Illaeleated h omen Dy NORM Hart Y.11.1:11, gagmen w the Western Ilfg.anq ler Mama el the Bbl.. ne sisibue • Aka k this pumplike is to prove that, by win et abort red amorgelie ammo at asensry, as administered se le meit the dimes erltbael doles Injury to the poo l s, men goad be allelled rhea by walker,. In lie use for meettis . We feedbag eeceeamemd Owe views to the mikimikm et the releegam."—lfroda.. Leedr7T. Maarlia. it Octal cleimpaltort irtitiAT ILAMBuIIIUMMIATEMIT. M., ow as pajam a . (XXVIIIRVINLL, M.M.C.8., SM., L 8.11., Moab" as be samillsi 41,1* all abate la wm os al . sum r Perms DOW twallsoWl7 r law el Naha =din irenal/00.1. , Careed, ff" ma ait ipallibek as ma, wow and Miami Woot salad, 011101L1/10." _ _ . Tl=: Ifs Pirlokii sr room dor Ginuribb.. Trormor ad Ctrs la 04, firm OM rib: IS mid. To he 104 of - 101 MOON :war MUM r thew. fAhosili NM soh meaner to his Irks beuthez. L I. evalverw*U. Y.O. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING: Ar0u0,214 vow; mO-RIGHT.—SURREY GARDENS. M. MONIST= CONCERT and MILITARY MIS, the SVIINING, August ! U under the Larson= el X. iwafk when Mdik. Tamps and CO other celebrated artiste ere in addition to the Grand Orchestra of M Yorlarniers riN Land of the Grenadier Guards, under Mr. D. Godfrey. VI M° GROSS GALLERY, ILL . OMEN DAILY, from 10 till 1. 1113 7141 11 0- 4 don 11. Almnn& by LW. Dassages, IW., et the Vickwia CM , 30 0 000 , thoir at darn( sod eldr .• sew Ille du Idatorlestplalwas tOostautos two 00110 0a 1 *Peas. SW tanks war aid iota ssuitny. UAL lOWA Adienllol., R&OPENING at the NATIONAL ASEMERLY AA, zoom, MOM* bap ithsties• the maple** ot Nr slissalose, , *the Pun auti miesadlW the nom la the most maws* anoll sharet mom • beaulthtity painted esllkikuna le oleo * nosily ntyle, and that ft Is siewl2-UPECID feel* , Via Justly eclebres* Band, onatincted by Ma W. , *l/I perform a ow selasehui !Nib Wales " Waritans,' Jullites last Welt; Ith *actually spa at 8 o'clock asni„ chat/ al . la THN LONDON PAVILION , w a y s Os Ow Uta II iPTAMN. us."Aisstataat Ittiel CONCUR?. Mama= I ) Alb" Ea. DAL CING . FLOYD'S Sad mil !war Qr LITTIa lIVISTWa nal anntaran e Y IVADAY., admint ala ru mry Imlay la aslant anal ha 1411490, 14. oath. F.: - . WITDGINIRTHDAY per, . Jammu'srad. B sa. orrocK of Dassams a mt a st i trat IfiILPATCK R NMW Com Mork Io ffen J twory wal "D ; lILDLITAL YOUNT= IarVIATIS ft, MOWING- sad DIERTANDe ow oulto emit Chalidt /faiths, nod elm /ow, WPM PIM= ULF DDOI-11LIDS, alio • Wastoo of ItLIGAIM I L swan= saltablo tot AVON, too mixes to wwwwwwfw. To 100 bed a UNIT Mt atoms Ptoisdally two doom from tiaokrllll.4fted, MODULATE PRIME wait 111111n1111AL EXCELLENCE. RMOM and SON can oaafidently wart that tan mem aittaatama mil ggellitles which are quite beyond the resat a mg other I li a: the Trade, aad are j. thereby to Mt 11 WALLY ARTICLE at a VERY Dda P alba Oa employed, and dera il lg TEI MC Le relied on 'M IRE BREW -4-orIIPAITMENT la almost daily has Rome and Pereinn Markel& l ie llr b.d READ!- CLOTHING DEPARTMENII we fur abbot with an bassos assortment of goods for all claws and all sow oseipatione : also • great variety of Clothing for Juveniles of all YAM lIOEIHRY and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS, content a carefullyeAleeted stock a tam beat and newest Ilantdaetures. — NILI6mM ay *Male net be approved of, it will be en thaw& Ewa ney at of at INOIIIII3 sad ALWAYS, and Career of NNW OXPOZDSIVIBT. end MAILT-Wiltillt CTTHING for JUVENILES of all ages, and . every style and sNaxlq MIL MOM and nOtid, Corner of tuna= and .0116.11% and Corner of NIW oxiosoanumr aid ZAZT-STILUT, ago leradhxd and Iliaddeid. GRATIS ON APPLICATION 01. POST MEL 10 . MOSES Dad SON'S Book for the Present nemon. oontalalng " Ti. Omuta off an Important Branch of Britian balladry." Me id tor soffmmionrommat, and and of Priem ,lto JIM publithod) an slaborato plaa of Oak CU7 Premises. ---- Corner of MINORIIOI and ALDGAIM, sad NMI. of NEW OXFOLIWTIMIT Sad aukazirrixer. also Bradford and fanfold. Tarbaltas. WiMILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of ne world.fasnati SCOTCH TROVBIII.B. at Ins. per Pair, L Dot Mabociett with any person imitating and at..—Yr. 111)a' —Yr. any address is 73, 111.001 ILLSOVZJIAQUARE. TOUALST SUITS, k a a QYDENHAM TROUSIIIB, If& 6L, the crowned mutt of consummated tneftftft, Y H. &Waft bag doeskins el this seaman, marftftfts u the race et mann taste and skill Waistcoat ft oftft ft. GL Qualm SIOT/Lrfth. 11). SWISH= sad showers—on ,ti n . lasAmosit—regotre the limottaUall ALPACA PALZTOTA au 0 A et ' Mr= 110. Ladpleldll aid shag" at 10a. mad IYA ed.—lade by SAM IL §:D rim ENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24. q. ; ModMAlMSfrom SOM.—]Ode only by Sill UkL Didgafo-blll. §=HAM DAILY NIGLIGEZ COAT, 17s. ei, sawed Melton. /bAs ally by SAMUEL 11, Ludgate-11U WALTRItif PATENT 111 4 6 TF 179 M 14 no = eb x4 r um ed NI . arry. --- - - - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOKKONB.—Basvits" Avg. 18. (Oranimed from Sattuday's irnra The vote' for the Historical Porky& Oslieep and the National Oalhey ealled forth the castomary protest' from Yr. *cow and Mr. Coninghatn, and the ousimmy reuse from Iced Pahatintoo . Both votes weirs minied, after division the bitter a close one of 31 Its S. The vote for the Kennington Kumasi was nowise weed. EXCHMIQUER BONDS AND BILLS. The resolutions of the tilismeellor of the Exchequer pared on Friday on the subject of the issue of Exchequer hood' and hills were reported end agreed to. ISUPPLY. Mr. MASSEY brought4 - 4;;;port r 4 the committee on supply, which was *greed to by the house. On the motion that the house agree to the vote for the expenses of the Zoclestisticial Commission, Mr. CON INGHAM said that he had intended to divide the bon*i upon this vote, hut would not then do so ; at the same time he expressed a hope that the vote come to on the previous evening wonld act as a warning to the commis sioners, and show them that they would not be at liberty in future to deal in the manner which they bad dans with respect to the funds placed at their disposal. The Militia Pay Bill was brought Ia and read a foal, and °rand to be 1101 i • sesoad time on Maley. Monda,y. The haw ilea *awned to bieWiteeb time o'clock on nu GREAT EAsrviii, (now on connintonin.) The arrival of the Great Eastern in New York I:opposed at a fortunite time for her success as an exhibi r Sea. The departure of the Japanese embassy on the day .It her advent had left a voittortikit, if it had been pro perly filled upby tibial sew excitemsst for the goodcitiseas of Manhattan, scant set lime failed to move most proetabb to the Greet Ohio Osniparoy. J owing minks wee nude It the outset in putting up the price of admisaion at too high • rate. This felse step has been since followed up by a 'stet of decision and 'Meta on the part of the management which has told mast preindiMally on the receipts. The reduction in the price of ashnimion to 50 cents. on , July 9, caused a gradual *creme in the number of visitors to the ship. On the Mb et July the New Yorker were .infirraed by adrertionnent then the Great Eastern would rime as an exhibition on the 29th, and that on the 16th of August she would mil from Milford Haven me Halifax, ' carrying such. firm-clam pusagers as chose to avail them settee of her superior accommodation. The certainty that the alp would only remain open ten days longer induced all who had defined «mug her to oome brim& The number of vialoriaimullly Tess from six or levee thousands day to I &tens SiOgistess thomend, at which point it INISIMaII•41. Her !nee decks afforded sufficient apace for comfortable Actosmotion • but the rash down the narrow companions F lorae to t ie sass arid paddle engine rooms MN of the most severe kind, and became eventeally entirely impracti cable for ladies. During the four weeks that the ship was open, some hun dred and fifty thousand visitors meat have gone over her, to an of whom she seemed to be a source of the utmost wander and eMiefsetion. The. exclusion system, (agonised by Mr. Jarrett, was beginning to bring in large parties from various points south sad west of New York, and but for the early closing of the ship, would have eventually added considerably to the asset. It is a remarkable fact that a large majority of the vidtors to the ship were from the ooantry. Hatieled with having her amongst them, the New Yorkers appear to have deferred closer inspection until they have very nearly but their chance. Contrary to their find intention, the directors were in duced to consent to the/ship making a short excursion, to enable visitors to see ;the machinery in motion, and to judge of the capabilities of the ship for ocean navigation. The point selected was Cape May, the southern point of the state of New Jersey, at the mouth of the River Delaware. The number of tickets was fixed at two thousand, and their price at ten dollars each. The fare did not include provi sions, which were provided on board at reasonable rates, and gentlemen were notified that the only facilities which could be afforded them for sleeping were =Weems in the lower saloons and cargo spaces of the vessel. The state rooms were to be appropriated to ladies. The ship was advertised to leave New York in the afternoon of Monday, July 30, to reach Cap May about 8 o'clock in the morning of the 31st—giving passengers an opportunity of spending the day in this little watering place, and to return at six o'clock the same evening, ex. living in New York on the morning of Wednesday, the Ist August. Some fifteen or sixteen hundred persons availed tbeselves of this opportunity of going to see in the Great Eastern. The ship hauled out into the stream the day pre vious to starting, and dropped anchor. Here abe was an object of great interest, as people had a much better oppor tunity of seeing her proportions than when lying alongside the dock. The excursionists were put on boanl by steam tenders on the afternoon of the day of sailing, and after some difficulty in • getting the famous seven-ten Trotman amber to quit his hold of tie stiff clay at the bottom of the towa rds the Hodson, the ship got weigh. Her progress wards the becipas the °maiden an oration little inferior to that wkict 'Marked her en into New York. Every available spot from which r departure could be witnessed was armallelwatigwelaWies, who inanifeetedthe pleasure the lipeenwhallifffiellffismalryelisereamt wernegoffirandlareehiefs All the ocean steamers in port saluted with their guns and bunting, while an attendant fleet of smaller steamboats, chartered to afford excursionists an opportunity of witness ing the passage of the great ship out to sea, did her un melodious honour with their steam whistles as they rounded to alongside and formed her escort. Two hours gentle steaming took her to Sandy Hook, where, under the skilful guidance of Mr. Murphy, the pilot, who came out to England to take charge of the ship, she crossed the bar without any difficulty. The voyage across the Atlantic so thoroughly corroborated the evidence afforded by the trial Lips, of the perfect manageability of the vessel, that the sass with which she threaded her way amid a fleet of sail ing ships in the narrows was not needed to impress every one that there is no evolution which a ship of one thousand tons can perform which the Great Eastern cannot accomplish with equal speed and facility. The change from the heat and dust of New York to the cool bracing atmosphere of the Atlantic was most agreeable, and tended much to the enjoyment of • trip which, if it had been properly managed, would Lave bow vemarabered by all who participated in it se the excur sion per ezer/leacc of their importance. The weather had been magnificent all the evening, but towards midnight it clouded over from the south-east and became somewhat thick and misty. Numerous Domes of good-humoured en joyment were the pleasant features of the trip. Unfor tunately lass agreeable forte remain to be recorded. . . . . It became evident almost before the ship got under weigh that there was ►n entire absence of anything like system in the artangementa for the accommodation of the mennimista. The very obvious coone of allotting berths and state-rooms to ladies only, as the tieketa were sold, seems to have been followed only to a alight extent. More cabins were occupied by gentlemen than ladies, and, so a consequence, many of the latter bad to rest content with mattresses in the grand saloon and Indies' cabin, some even attempted to sleep on deck. In more than one instance it happened that out of the few allotted at the time of lolling the tickets, the mama state-room was claimed by a party of ladies and of gentlemen, both of whom presented tickets bearing the same numbers One case of this kind occurred in which it is maid—certainly not much to the credit of American gallantry—that the ladies were forcibly dispmesseed and compelled to peas the night on the door of the grand saloon. Mr. Yates and Mr. Bold exerted themselves to the utmost to mails the demand for berths ; but with fifteen hundred eager applicants this was impondble, and all but a fortunate few resigned themselves to the inevitable mattrms, pitched down wherever fancy indicated or chance led. An ample supply of these necessary articles was provided, but being piled pell•msll into two of the cargo spaces, and everybody being allowed to help themselves, they ran short before all were accommodated, and two or three hundred unfortunates ' either did not sleep at all or had to prick for the softest plank. The very simple plan of putting these in charge of one or two of the ship's company, with orders to give one aely to feel applicant, or of sending round an officer to apemen then who had appropriated three or four, would bore prevented this annoyance and hardship. The feeding sormagements failed entirely from inadequate meals of distribution. UNITERSITY _INTE4IVENCE. uNivEßerry OF LONDON. 1880.—Tim M.s, Examtwaalog.—The follow fag it a list of candidates who prowl the recent first M.B. saunioation _ _ First Divisieik—John Bayklon, University of Edinburgh • John William Bell Hell School of Medicine ; Menace: Best, Univereity CaLim m Tboreas Weaves Bogie, Unimmity College ; Alexander Brown (M.A. Edinburgh), Uni versity of Falinburgh ; Arthur Wellg a al e iiieetatimisr Hospital ; Henry Stanley Oslo, • s ; Thames Orlfliths, University College ; John ooper,lll. Thomas's Hital ; John Talfourd Jones, Unfvereltkityi lege ; Edmond Cornish King. University College ; Thomas Lancherter, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Jahn LaSS n t e . Bartholomew's Hospital ; Frederick F. Lee, St. Hospital ; Henry C. March, St. Themes% Hospi tal; • Mambo, IC • College ; Frederic Mink= Hospital John Thomas ereer, Ooy's Hospild • ; May Miller, 8.A., University College; Thomas More" King's College ; Hiebwd Orton, Royal College of Sorgeeas, 'reload ; Edwnril Parma, ROW. Coll • ; William Londm Hospital; Frederick Thomas Robert. , Usimority College ; Thomas Starkey Smith, University Was Edward Thomas Tibbits, University College i Joner z t= l Queen's College, Birmingham; Forbes Watson, Hospital ; Thome Junes Woodhouse, St. Themes Hos tel. Pi emesid Divicion.—John Penning Baker, University Col lege ; John Cooke, Ualverrity College ; Richard Dawes, University College ; Athenodore De Negri, Univeneit ; College; fawned Mahooy, University ; Wilmot Horton Trevor Power, B. A., University College, TR' PROROGATION or PARLIAIIRNT.—The white bait dinner, at Greenwich, is generally Axed for the dater. day before the proroption. It will be laid cm Wedosekg this year, although the session is sot therefore to in mi wi t.a ' mi t ts Itha wsa. A greet ellen wee mob yester day to finish his. voting of the estissetee is the Bean el Commons by a morning sitting kept up MU d deka* p.ss. Ths estimates were at lest got through—the report all supply twonght up—and the a damn o w am be mended with, sad &rig the week. The Haan Oestaneste adjees_preltehly ea Iletardep for three or fair dye, to a ll ow the lamb to same le ems toned sieges et tie remelain beim, end be mod the ousamilisios for praweire peellinnst fir the Queer's eigtb ture, width will hese take ewe elide days. The eateeia. Usit an new are that tie tam ass hieplese es Wednesday, the Ildtk ins t. A0(3111131TRIL—On Saturday • tauten to the Maw et Clumess wee issued, shawls/I lirst le the 31 st o. o 4epr hob SO/ Woke were & et 20 5 71 . • sr LIN seism al ea sal paid d 90,07 W. (Stamped, id. Additional) The day after her return from eape Hay, the ship lett for Chesapeake Bay. Here she will remain on exhibition, at lialtiesore, for • weak, and then return to New York, on Satarchiy, August 11. On the Monday, Tuesday,' and Wednewley tangelos she will be again thrown open to the public here, and on Thursday, the 16th, she sails for mi. ford Haven, vit Halifax. There has been a greid desire felt on the part of the citizens of Bodoe,Portland, Pluledelphia. and Baltimore to induce the great ship to vislt'lhele ' and the directors were promised that Jabalpur. numbers I would visit her if she was only brought. Portland insisted on it as • right, and as some slight return for the wadi tnre she had mide for the reception of the Great Eastern bet year. Although lavish in their assurance/ of the mosey that could be weds, was of these pieces felt in dined to insure the directors against any loss if they left New York. Baltimore pal ,the only; city that seriously dismissed the propriety of such a step. The municipal government introduced a resolution into the council to present . the ship with 2,5410 tons of bituminous pools . as a premium for giving their citizens an opportunity of in specting her. Although this resolution was not . earned, the necessary sum was raised by private subscrip tiocus. The Baltimore and Ohio Hothead Company contributed handsomely in- the shape of conveying the fuel from the Ohio coalfields to the ship. This is not the only reason which 'ha indand the &Valor* to visit Baltimore. The anti-slavery agitation to tie north howl induced so strong • feeling eg sisinpinion in the south, that the question of establishing direct rude Leon southern poste with. Englipid has keep seriously mooted.. During the. building of the Great Eastern, Mr. Horace Han , a suntherp gentleman, published a pamphlet showing the advaateges Which would armee to southern interests .l establithing a line of sash vassals to run *Memo Milford Haven and some point in Chesapeake Bay. He insisted that such • line could be profitably employed in conveying the prtiducte of the southern and western slaveholding stab from some point in this noble bay, where they could be easily con centrated by the network of railways now in operation. LTWOP. SPORTING. • TEM YORK AUGUST MEETING. Gin Untie at as 111272111. Sla,--With such a programme requiring disown Mon es that of the York August, MeiMktg, it is noway worth while to edem a & au ystr z c: by taking cograrmes of the late meeti ugs at Fithian Oxford , where the pnn cfpal incident was th e tnump h of ender for the Queen's pMe, which gave the lie to ids running With Athos at Wolverhampton being correct, sa he beat "Newcastle with a ` atone it hind. The bill of fere that lies before me is of the most extensive dimensions ; and how the thirty-two item are to be got through during the three days with any degree of comfort is quite a mystery to rue ; but I suppose -the ceounktese will accomplish the feat, or they would assuredly take heed of the opinion expressed from all quarters that the in,74.lenagive more would faction if it commenced on u instead of Wednesday. The thirty-two eventaln the list could welt be distributed over four slays instead of three, and, under present arrange. meats, the 100 f. put down for the long - desired County Cup may prove is future years to have been wasted, if not on • Friday next, u there as little chance for a good 3-yr-old to participate in the struggle while it is derided on the same day as the Great Yorkshire Stakes. the first day's card will be a particularly atrong one, for although the Mondani Park Stakes for Stockade, the Bar gaudy Stakes fur Ariadne, and the Old Produce Stakes for Salreur, look foregone conclusions while few w il l oppose . f.hatatrice (or Starlight) in the Juvenile or Black Duck Stakes, there are seven Beau pretty sure to aMereat large fields, the four of them at present eland Magi niun ster 'atria. The Convivial /Makes, kit t-yr-olds, On a five-furless T.Y.C., should attract. hilly a dozen, as there is nothing like a certainty in the list of public • performer., with Vorgimarmin-Niebt, list -11 b. Folkestone: tot sib, • Prudence, Sat 'llb, -Rouge lemon, listslb, and Little Drummer, fist ilia fur the best of them, Nuvertheleas, Rouge Dragon is entitled to every respect, from hie running lei the • thiodwood Niinery, and may as ',rely handle the eltentitou Of :the linkman youngsters, which might turn up in Klarikoff, if li e is entrusted with the confidence of the Whitemdl liable: The Chesterfield Illsodinp, one mile, eheuldalso be !well patronised, *as the event is very open-looking, supposing Phoatom, 4 yre, Get 121 b, not to be himself were tie the name gentleman that beat Comforter so ea sily for the Newmarket Stakes lest year, it would he "all over but shouting ;" and Jul e* him, Forager, 3 yes, fast and Amsterdam, 5 yrs, Set 10Ib, maid do the trick between them, Stockton, y-re, Get 51b, being too uncertain for me to trust, although he has proved himself amid to the fleet Ripen on more than one 000kosion. The Yorkshire Oaks for 3•year olds, one mile and a quarter, the talents will find a diffi culty in Maldnj a favourite for, nothing brilliaut having been diaplayed this year by either Watersprite, Lady Grosvenor, Seclusion, Stockade, Cecilia, Vesta, Contadina, or Aurora, add the 7lb allowed Moorhen, if we may believe in her recent Thor liawliesip " trial," should not be wide of the mark, the stake being quite sufficient to tempt her. Nightingale, who has been whispered as a " coming out sider" for the St. Leger, takes no allowance , and had her owner intended this as her journey - , he would doubtless Lave managed to obtain this for her. Thus I must not depend on the dark daughter of Songstress, having, in addition, a prejudice against such late birds, however strongly their praises may be sung. The stable it not unlikely to be content with • Stockade representing them, and • she has only. to beat Aurora and Moorhen to secure the prise. The two-mile Biennial, for three-year-oils, has some ambiguous conditions attached, and many might fancy that Vanquisher sod Uppe , Thand have Sib when Ant reading the Innis stoners in 1560 never having won allowed 311) ;" butes they happen to have won din 1859 they lose the privilege, and the only animal of note that can claim it is • The Prophet, who is surseto run well with a man on his back. Northern Light (31b extra) is giving him 81b, and he will take some beating with such an advantage; but having been behind both Wildman and Sir Win the North Derby, receiving a good 51b beating, while Northern Light gave both of these 31b and a beating at Liverpool, Mr. Mem's gallant grey should hold him safe and beat the MidWebrm horses 'gain also, for he has Improved in the same mtio as Sir William is said to have done ; and Upperband having been set tle& by him for the , Dee Stakes at Chester, it is on the cards for Vanquisher only to upset him. The latter could not do strong work in the spring on account of the ground being too hard for his doubtful legs ; but he has takea *ugh adwualerm of the ground being soft fot *Bat two months that looking at the form he &s -ide elldint year, I cannot do otherw is e than maple him light to merest me, as his comparative irAainns almcat eatieles bin to the preference over every- Oh Thursday we Min a couple of valuable two-year old norm the-Muds Wales's and two-year old Biennial Stakes, both on the T:Y.C., and Wednesday's running =greatly influence them. The Biennial is of most and Dundee being engaged in the other, Dictator is pistil, aerials to pitch upon it, the only respectable public r=among his forty-four opponents being Prudence, d the Pbemy colt Thelatterhaving escaped the 31b penalty could °Meanly sanoy him, having done ta mach with Wallowa at Goodwood as the July Stakes winnerdid Newmarket, and if Mr. Merry can find his superior at home in Lady ci the Lake, which is hinted to be the We, else mast be taken peat care of, and Dictator may only get second beet to her. There are one or two more "dark celebrities behind, not forgetting Lord Zetland's descendant of Voitigeur and Fandangos ilam called Matador • and Colossi Towueley's Kettledrum by liataplan, out of ince meat's dam (a 4W-guinea yearliug),, so that Dictator has some heavy work cut out for him, and his party must not by , any means antiormste an easy v ictory. la the Prince of Wales's Stakes Dundee has only to fear Elarikoff ; while, if Mr. Merry preferred starting bim for the more valuable Stakes, for 2 and 3-yr-olds, ose mils, he world be sorely troubled by Sweetimusaa • 3 Mt Btainpedo (allowed 10th.), 3 yrs ; Parasite, 2 yes; LUAU, 2 ; and perhaps one or two otters, the deform of Lady Clifden and Brown Dachas at Reeding Wing all the danger out of them. Over this distance, the three-year olds would be meet trustworthy but that Dundee is a well-known glutton ; still the bitter might evea decline meeting such a pair as Sweetesuoe and Stam pede, who should be the first and esoond in bis absence, or retire hem the front rank of St. Leger favourite*. The Filly Saling Make', for two-es aids, T.Y.C. , rests solely between - lady of the lake and Prudence now, and one of the pair may be glad to save 20f. by declining the encounter by the time the race comes on therapis. TheWinod is in the Si. Leger, fur three-year oida, mile and three quarters, with out; Northern Light to fear—and the latter might postpone their meeting till Friday, both being in the Thousand Guinea Great Yorkshire Makes. Horror in the Hopeful Stskes, for threirytwr olds, one mils and • ball, without a penalty, while tape Fly away carries 71b extra for winning MX at Bath, which may onus. Lord Derby's colt to prefer the Ebor Handicap journey ; Horror will then look like a winner, with Feudorowna, Grenadier, and Maggiore the best of bis oan opposen tardly te ; he bu ex t pe ev c e t n ed at to th beit ll e di caw arear iyam ol y balf . if ae tbe tne y m e . be t, seeing how unfit he wee at Wolverhampton. The Great Star Handicap, two miles, despite the bad enplanes, will bring out as strong a field as last year, When a baker's derma went to the post, but I cannot Tin. many with a chance of winning, Underhand, 6 yrs, Defender, 4 yie, fist 51b, Satellite, 4 yes, net, Artless; 4 7st 716, and Pax, 4 yrs, list 1 116 t having the best of the weights with the di horses; while of the three-year olds, eve Flyaway, 3 yrs, 7st 411 b, Horace, 3 yre, fist 1111., and Momhee, 3 yrs, Set 81b, are all that appear dangerous. The but- o kus horses are Underhand, Defender, and Cape Flyaway, who meet at about fair racing weights, the young one having perhaps a little the wont of at ; but Moran, who was well up behind Ben Webster, Pax, and First Loni at the distance over this same course at the spring meeting, while meeting them all with the wont of tbeweighte, is iri receipt of slump of weight Nom the trio, and, as some money is entrusted to him by his party, he shall carry my confideuce, in MOW rt,enoa of Underhand, who is extremely " well la " even at heMi so unsteady iu the market. Friday's programme I must dames on another occsion as the prim in g event, the Great Yorkshire Stakes, will have a strong light thrown upon it by the result of Wed nearloy's Biennial, which may considerably reduce the number of Wisard's opponents—l AM, ie., METEOR. THE lIIMTITIONAM MECHLIN LACE LOCK-COM—. The loek-catt In the Mechlin trade still continues. The em ployer* refuse to give the advance of wages demanded by tie men, and the workmen refuse to go in unless the de. mend is acceded to. Saeoriptione are being received for the aspport of the lockouts from seemed parts of the end there does not appear any likelihood of the befog terminated for some time to come. There gig= bees a leek-out in the hairy trade. Since the Zrilin business the firm of 11. F. sod C. James throe days' work a week to a part of their men on essintitis that they should pay the whole of the frente.rent eel thaws, amounting to 3s. fd. each. The men refused to do this, and the whole of the hands were locked out. A number of the workmen applied for relief at the union worklionee this week. oixgrALPAL•O2.—HALF-A-CILOWNDAY. — SATURs DAY, AIMS,/ A—Admissions on payment, 914 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,113; total visitors, 2,027. Total visitors fur week ea* Saturday, 37,852. Total visitors since opening el the Pa/ao*, June 10, 1861, 8,971,138. [AdYertalltnilelltl-11OLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT. IlliPt have been used by millions of human beings of both sexes and MINIM in nerypert of the world. neireatiencyand safety here been tested from India to the Pole, amid rot the least Nattering tributes were paid to their value by the Daroncen resideeta In belie, who always keep a supply of thews searching remedies for their own families and servants . whilst the public press hes abounded with authenticated cases et *Unordinary cures In • vast variety of diseases, such as indigestion, liver ouluplalute, to. There is nut on public record a single Instance in which the nec of these =oatcakes has been salaserd wait& had effect. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, A170178T18.-APPOIMTKENTIL —COM- Dander C. Borland to the Cusubertand. Lieutenants 0. B. Treeing, to the' Algisirs ; H. W. Mist, to the Royal Albert; and L. W. Peyton, to the Pembroke, for service in the Coast Guard. Masters R. Brown, to the Firebrand; and G. A. Malik to the Russell, for service in the Coast Guard. Betond Master J. G. O'Connell, to the &Ala. Surgeons J. Long, M.D., to the Firebrand ; and H. Rich ardson, M.D., to the Asaistwo-Surgeon C. H. fflauOter, to the Fopoir. Acting Assistant-Surgeons H. Richard, to the thlubridge; sad W. E. Dillon, to the Tartar. Third-class Awintant.Engineer A. Cornish, to the Hs gird, as supernumerary. CHATHAM. Aroma 19. The reinforcements for the 73rd Regiment, to the number at WO men el all make, hit tike prrionn yes terday morning, and embarked at Oravelend on blind the °odor* for Galcutta, the following Moen and with the troops ;—Captain G. nanny, Lieutenant W. Carte, EoaitnE. J. A. Moneell, Engin H. Singe, and bulge C. Richardson. PORTSMOUTH, Aaiun 19. The Marchioness of Londonderry, hired troop ship, arrived at Spithead on Friday evening from Hong Kong, from which place she sailed on the Ist of April. She brings home about TO naval and military invalids, the fur -1 mer of whom were transferred to the Victory, flag ship, the mast serious cases being sent to Hadar Hospital. The ship &Reguarda ooniinuad her voyage to the Thames. The tblossus, 80, screw, Ca/arena F. Scott, C. 8., arrived at Spithead on Friday, and she is the only man-of-war now at Spithead. • DEVONPORT, Mun' 19. The Hawke 60, screw, coast iluardshiP, W. Crispin, having left two dayspromoualy for Ireland,' put back on Friday in consequence of adverse winds. The Violet gunboat sailed for Pembroke on Friday. . . Skips in Haiseass—lmpgnahia, Royal Adelaide, Cam. , bridge, Weltoo, Implacable Indus, Hogue, Porpoke, Mind. s ad V.lrring. Sowsd —ineleald and II: Orte. - We understand that several vacancies now exist is sill &geodes, both for oommanders and lieutonanta in the royal navy. Lieut.-General Sir Harry Smith, G.C.8., is, we are happy to learn, nearly recovered from his recent tudis claim, which at first occasiooed some uneasiness among ft General's friends. e l tuderstand that the division of the Guards will not change quarters on the 12th proximo, as usual in previous years, but the 12th of October. The let Battalion of the Grenadier Guards go to Dublin to relieve the 3rd Battalion. _ _ _ Theidintant-General, Sir James Yorke Searlett, has hinted a circular memorandum dated the 6th inst., of which the followieg is a copy :—" By the regulations of the service a soldieris required to keep his cap on in the preemies of a superior • but, u the contrary wage prevails in civil life, the General Coramanding-is-Ohief directs that in a civil court, sod before a magistrate, a soldier, not nadir arms, shall remove his cep." THE CHANSLL FLEET. MILFORD HAVEN, Avourr 17.—The Royal Albert, with the admiral's flag, and the Edgar, with that of the vice, and eight other vesseliof the Channel fleet, arrived here th i s morning at 11 o'clock, and anchored in line in the Man-of-War's-read off the town of Milford. The two former are expected to proceed up to the dockyard the next tide. The men of war in port im madlatel7 heisted the Was ensign. The admiral wee saluted by the Hi.nealm, which was retained by the Royal Albert. A VoLtorrinit ILECILMENENT. The grmiteet novelty in connexion with the volunteer movement in this part of the country is the encampment amongst the sand- Lille at Crosby, under the personal supervision and command of Lieutenant-Colonel Bautleld. The men in camp belong exclusively to the let battalion of Lancashire Miss, the majority being members of the first company. The tents were pitched upwards of a fortnight ago, the object being to inure the volunteers to the hardships of camp life, as well as to bring them near the shooting ground on the shore, where they may, by constant practice morning and evening, learn to become expert marksmen. A rather sheltered site has been fixed upon amongst the hills, about five minutes' walk from the railway station, and each tent appears to have been planted so as to avoid the damp which accumulates in some parts of the ground. Altogether , there are 41 tents, including the " canteen establishment, where refreshments are supplied according to a Axed tariff. Viewed from the most elevated of the sand-hills the encamp ment has rather a picturesque appearance, although the visitor, on fi rst seeing it, cannot fail to be reminded of some of those gipsy gatherings that are to be met with in eastern countries. The "lines" enclosing the camp are indicated by small flags, inside of which no volunteer is permit Zed to miter without being in uni- form. At night sentinels guard the ground by watches, and in other respects strict military discipline is en forced. The men rise at Ave o'clock in the morning, and then prepare for drill, rifle shooting, skirmishing, de., which generally begin at six o'clock. Breakfast is after wards bad, and the majority of the volunteers return to town about nine o'clock to engage in the business of the day, leaving the torte In charge of a few men and boys, who attend to the victualling and cleaning departments. The same routine of training is observed in the eveorag. On every alternate Wedneidey there is battalion drill, when the "oempaigninje is enlivened by two or three bands of music from Liverpool. The tents, on the whole, are pretty . snug , every care being taken to make them " wee ther.tight." In HEM instances small iron bedsteads are introduced, but the majority of the men sleep on mattrainee laid on straw. The muskets and the usual accoutrement+ are piled in the centre, while in some instances barrels of Alleopp's best pale ale and baskets of champagne adorn the inWor. The " canteen establishment" is large, but still it is quite inadequate in size to meet the requirements of the and an enlargement will in consequence be effected. 'The heavy rains have rendered camp life rather dis ' agreeable, and several of the tents are DOW deserted in con , eequesoe • but on the whole the roan have endured expe ✓tise to wind and rain with an extraordinary amount of fortitude and perseverenee. Blight colds have =MLA but these have soon disappeared. The volun remain at Crosby two or three weeks longer.—Lirerpeol Mercury. The same miserable inadequacy of means existed to meet the demand for ablution, and even for water to drink. Weah-hand stands could be found by diligent search, but no water. When water was forthcoming there was no soap; and as to towels, people accepted their absence as • matter of course, and supplied their place with pockat•handker chiefs. It is of small moment to inquire who was respon sible for such mismanagement ; it is quite suficient to know that large numbers of the excursionists reached home pretty well disputed with what might have been made the Tor CoirDnerr° CONVICT AT WARWICIL.-.41411 mom menicsable pluenre trip on record, and that, to we execution tithe lima Prim, convicted at the last Wend* their own expreeelve phraseology, the Great Easters "to Anima of the delithente murder of his mrseelmoth undo played oat" to NSW York. circumstances el pent alscrok. is fixed to tetft .a kfelr land front of new el Warwick. The The perfenmese al the ship during this abort ran yea mi' A in ' t , *of hie emthose. and esant of very rat Mr. MY.enne and his able +tat! hove Won sa• tie time In Ilkethetededthoththy to tassiarbsposiser vantage of their stay is New York to remedy such trilling of the of the ink sthl timillent. It defects in the westring of the machinery es their experienee the l4l O s = et the python of the dung the ma eat essipeted, and both mines now work usailfict that a crowd •aZiraZtPtiligtitrki, with Yew and so thostlease aibmiseMet *say but dispersed it b usil y ihms the inie= sllecesidelt pethetho. as awe". • 4 1 1 Me was not to take placethat shy. nmistkoom tlr the paddles lad 30 for the le r "' Palm = sad Orono, lld amt sit, Oft. . the ship made between 1.3 and 14 taco per hoar. Th e sy ter the Weed Mesh Is Iffratho. combustion IMO very good, and the perfonsrace al the Train?, 111 !1 1: 9M41 2:r to 18 4 0 1 : marithery sea se to warrant the belief that the not hems week A imam as among at speed fist wth ter ever est at thwarts am :1 :I : ks east ell gpmehia efts mete d this wide Meow. A saving of es. Mike IL Osidigue