The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-06 00:00:00

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BlUswrainel ROYAL NATIONAL LITZDOAT IVIION —The OmmNem lef Ili Insetted= AP?tAL to the pubes esit PICITILUIT ASIIITANCIt ieg ror di One to wet the pns WWI amnia on the limited foods d the ledety. It lee N 118 mete d which mid last perm ponlemelt_s_Apneehe. LU11314. Choirstaa. . No. 14 hi MIAS C 11•711111, Depaty Clubman. 1.14. Dastis44-114m "." 4 1 7411= ; Coolls sod On. : Herrin sod OD awl MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ II a PACK= sku r PORT MILLI/ la realm • for, Am Just arrived tam the yokel, red rotors spin • •! U.laa . lagelo•lowilt Mat ehlp • -V1.% H AttEbt. Al 13 yeeee to hielara. D. Duals, t . henbane LIM f it 0001111111% in.ler I) to the art ladts Docks. This Iwo vessel ale eapretely for Übe trade. has a tall poop, with anhaula ~ mm...tattoo for cabin pramspers, add .111 carry ea awn .o, v.I turge.o. Abe to Maid la • eery elperiur nurser ter tM terla,,:e.d cattle, and Is celebrated for Ur peat moons la •. , ,t ot , r k to the robot,'.—roe terms or 6403 or mope op- DEVITT and Mt KIEL A. Bllliteralivel. DEV ITT and 111 H )RE's AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN LI of PACKET %RIP —,,,GitaiiNG Mewl (dallverbg At the wharf, a regular trader. hr room tee a tam Imo ot Mkt corals noty . the dell.known ellpper.hadllt MOM •I //Oneidas to Mown U Mahar and lame). II J. TATHAM. tomnsmoler lyiag fa lir NM LW This Ras .1/11/ has * full p•op. e/Dh nratrreadmeanallmedailden palm-were —For terms of freight v o:=e u.. lo L //1/I.I.ATLI's with the owner/. leo :one to 14:VITT i WOLF., V. 151111teretreet imairormllrtegratrAlT 17 1 ,Fer7K ET .'HIP—For LAI' scorns Direct a rasular haring the matt r part of her cargo already encard •pletltd Brltislilwrlt clipper barque WEISTBURY, A 1, ,_rata Ale tow. IT N, Commander lying m the lbaa lint rate a.iorayatahitunt for a few • hiet •-•-•••• ••••-• 111 1011•11K112 , 14 —tor further particular, apply to SIT 1 11. VI %Lk L It. M 4 litlens place. or to DEVITT lord MOORE. ttrect. I )E , V I ITT OO :_ r tui ., I n S I V 14 1 ) . R E'B AUSTRALIAN T LINE egauTer oteral" ) ,,,, 0 1,,,, tertay To he n SIM June ; lest &lipping ....% ...i-th .1 nue. —Yoe FIONA TOWN Dbaiet, the Britisia-ballt , ~,,,,, d. t , 141X4 SO THE P4.0:111. • 1 U TIMM dl toil o :‘,/ar, i.lediAlt. 1.10:.t. commander: iyieg la the landaus i.k Its, na. One ship her a full poop. with superior soccewaso .:ation for . elm pi....angtr.., and will carry an experisweed rurgeoii NAVIN' perfortne.l her outward voyage In 79 days, abe offer. a reeled...o4e opportunity for shipper. al tee sooda—Fer terms .4 freight or passage apply to VITT and moos& 9, Li Illlrr.stnet. 1) E . 1 . 4 . 1 1 17 ,0.K a c h r , 1 s M i r e R ,, E;S nu AUS R T T II T, A ,m L .s IAN LINK .{.,r trwier, humor Jll4 arrived from the oolong . the well dm /*LW 'V, A I, WO register, RICHARD g WM?, 4 '..atuultokr lyia; In the London Dwlni This I 111.14 e Alp has a toll poop. with gnt rate accommodation for pm.meers also has great Midst In twain docks for inki. mediate and bounty_ Ueketpeamers.—lar tams a t height or passage apply to Hamm RICHARDSON BRUTHRRA and Co 17. at. Heklsplatie, LishopsgsMoUsrat • ar to DILVITT and B, banter atervt. At - STRALIAN dl NEWMALANDPACKETS. u•Nbus M SYDS BY Vinci —Weakly REM LAB LINE. LoN NA to MELISII. BNE anal AUCKLAND NEW ZEALANIX. IMNLON to WALTON BAY . The tolkarlai 'deb:Med ellpper ALlp of the BLACK BALL LINK of !MDT'S!' sad At It es.B.DYAL MAIL PAtK ITf will be despatched hem Om Looks Docks punctually me under Melva I Optifts. pa, ' Post. iTo MIL :Calneereis.. IleoOlurdnee 'Wakeman IMO Sydney W I While MO Melbourne 1 Auckland .. 10 . y ..,.,...r the :tooth . lAtlee r ay a Manchester Wad 1 la. v. opkn.llol 14.11.6 I Arr sa =Mid fel=4 ,II PM m itevrs awl thipprn a ant and seam neene d tue.lty awl *resets it . they was= mar at 1!e reef rad toned vest* &kat , hunt and enpae=l . er t r lend% ...el LI their rapid pasesten Use stead • I. . —roe freight or to /Alfa BAINV I rd a., , Livetrybol ; or to P rr &FAY aad Co., 2, Ilaorgatte. street Ireseket. LC. I Almi 31••.alliortlICy Mcrrnal., NUTICIL—IIese etaannea tat al Cast linlient, ea both °si va:ll ea.l 16 onward I. bad esil resehy uKITIKH sod hORT AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL alitAn NUM appointed by t. Adataralty to SAIL bete.or til/extL aad I(SW YO/t/i &net, and br. town 1.11/1.11.140)1. I ets4ToN, IM Rmaw Alps any callato at HAW II to land and rest-Ire par..Nig aad bar Ilstssty a stalk Ito tullowing . other seam& an spdatatad to ..It tr,. idvarls , o l Asia, t.a \ LW yo IRK Direct, aeturday, Jaw 9 • Tato.: werojvf,an.l ao..b. foe Mare end Hey - numb. tot* ltanalartttl at Nu• I.oa utt tonal Übe /loyal Stall .Stan ably . . f t Re orA, f., I.P.TS IN . Nat= il l e whe 16. 1.1 , 101 A. NC% runic taisrlay, Jr fz 10-I...ting Aomori fro prommook bet voth..ot ollir• !N.M.'', cm he difthieg biNd —Ti3 11•1 f.“ owl bont.ft, chief mils, ME semi 11116 b S k a t.s t Ti No. 1.41 k rabbi. ass; soma midi% AL to 114.tex. B. • Al,ll N.W Toed, flati Si. g ad $ war .4.01 1.... Ss. earls sod epsorda nor Mt tees acvaimu•taikm. r • 11•11•4 wambwr of ~ell able par marl. —II W WIMP or *Ur Wismar orbs Os t 11. Mar& Id. lid liresidroot. lonia . A Cud% liono. owl If. Nan la &sane. Prim ; V. sad J. Ow" Iliedirawdesok sod I That. Qmpooslouro; or A sod C trrior: ainet Liverpool. NVILY STEAM COMMUNICATION to a ll sw YOE K —nap LIVERPOOL, 'RR = em aa e l e l TUILADILPHI A4IK M A +P COMPANTablead WM OaU power. I Ina N. rr. 4tirdiwilifiL WIN' al Rasambaira S. mama, wawa sod dr W MILT !lift,. LI V=. irsw TORE. CITY Idl Jaw 11. ILA NIA AILA / nlardy, Jam 13. WINIII KIM W firia Aad avary dirdia. (. pampa 1317, main papa" aseardlog Ma assamma Rama latarard orairoa IlaaamakloaßaUlall alt u rvlllos gawked. Tasseagera uaaam sad Vltatara bird Yam" ea arry adrWapa!ai n t!e_ia—rea DRAW paffthre IBt Wlll i rmmir e6"B : 4 llft. b."lBl. af le 5T16,131 from LIVUPOOL to .1131111111 CA v 'V LOW. by lba li.dr.d Oneas Illesemoft Li=Miabilket bon UTIM/ 4 0101.9:=P mossy to Now York Ikalso. Priem Illsolawsl, Ti. Mk, ad Haaollt.k, d 9 lo sod SS Po, mosordbp as ossomos• datka To Pukka& pad as ; ad Imo all garb dOrmils,a4 ikoos9 mak. oceseJloo So Welt. to r bad is iwboakaso —ftt hither pothook's wady So IlAbla sod =Am " . 19, Make knot LberpooL STEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE TITICII a IVELII.—Tbe Netberkwads slam host Company a arm airl beeeetle vaermeldp ILL i.ta %V SWITH, leaves tam the leitleh and loe Stems Wharf, **IOW emiT asorultig at II . and the Ft VillO kb, Captala H. IKILM. treat oil the Tower, every Thursday nannai is. •arly —tor Iterst-ei freight. memo, te., apply at Chaplin • l'nireqL•l rcima, W te TEILIJFPS, GRAFT:4, au.' PHILJ-IPPA. Aped., to Um. Neabarlemit Mrs-heat Company, 11, Rowdies,. City, LC. TIN IMFWAL ricHESSALIAN MINING COMPANY dwltti . capital 11411,060. to ARAN slams of ILI 10e. per share maids ea applirallea, sad laa es gabianis. 1AR0744.11. Janes Nagent Hanka EMU, Markerall laihray. Hen') %fusels Ketnrhead, Kay., 46, Liaseaseaea Join Cater. V.Ase . Rood has. :sir Henry L. ice. KPH.. M.P., Ovlntaaapaara J..eph Fry. Esq.. Greeheastdrase. .sr susark P ass, y, tad Lleondatreet. r hart. • SS to than. Gnsirchnerti street. Les`AL AareT - Major R tarsi, Hit SI ousul, Yoko. OiNst Seim) EasilllMlS—Was. B. Stay. Fan . I' E. a,.....l.7reogs—Sde..rs Hushes, Kamm Maelenain. and Hughes. haat sas—Mesena Malta aqua and easths. Itsnarss— Mama RUM, Sea, and Wood Ft Meese, ran IL C. M. Feline. Ones - so, tiresttatuttssame. ON Iresailelre‘t l'neriestuse• aa.l li.rtos Application for shares way be ,l. I .1 at the itai e. it the Is...pan, No. IS. Gresham anise. odd In el street nr NI, son, Fte4d, Rea, and Wood, 4. Wartalutd• •...rt. thrivaairtist street I-014AL aptilleatest Sere s sal be areorupaitled liy a pay. %rut to 110 lest.aers nl thierinopaa of 1 per shares. the uala• ts r shares .Kilted tut. II nu tIK watt, the depuall Will Le returned In IMPTJUAL T THE HESKALIAN MINING COMPANY LWOW . NuTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN. IM$ NO FURTH= AIWA. Maori!. I. sllAlik"..4 will lw RECILIVILD AMA KATERDAY N LA 1, tbe tab Ir tut—By order of the Orr( A. II PRISM iscostery pro tRo. Greshadwliwase, 411 d liturlalvest. Jim lk I,lla ►I'HE LIVERPOOL mid LONDON FIRE sad LIVE IN 4 rII!AN_C! SMSIPANT. rissirair tima o , elves, No 1. Daleatnist, !biped; MAU &ad 11, Poultrl. Aniota Itevenur 1u.r..14 .1 Fonds 11W,000 '.t the Irent) 1. urtll A 111.154 Illoolleg al *ll Prutatetors to ILL -16, Report of the Itn.ta tt Direeftioweibliebdiumatinottaly, attt obovrt,l That lb. tire Errlttittots for dr T amotintt .1 to ......... P 116,414 b. 111 d. U7:4u 1 M. 1 hat the Life Premium. *vie A... 1 the New Life Moo.. se, .13 Na l= I 4unt4 ..1.1.1 the Premiums *ere Ih• 1.1111. r of Pro Hewn exceeds IN: this and their C..utth and wlblall4 liatinty renders as security of the =- 1..4 altage•lser beyond question. Prospectassis, copies of the Inporta. and any further taforms mity be am le alio , n bi if "LT, It eretury to the fio .. t:=. t 1 J.,N ATI( I:Ve &Afloat Secretary, J ase 10 J. 1710 hum 10 ADVAN INYINYMINTCO CES MADE, without dela , by C a le UMW MPANY , INIA, :=lrmea aped' et awls. las et slte. et ,Ithar It ik mantis Ist ow tmeabssalls. aim* pits tSS A misools abets I& Csrlial,tOli, M Moos et MO sol Ai tol 11. it ampsdors ant M. sent tree to upgruirs. I EAGEMODUNGIMWMTING ARCM TAMIL ho—ntACTICAL DISTICCTION given In stivniTura, CIA Bogtomb& Aregitectere, BRIM ▪ Droototatto‘ 10116•1112., Its. to • short course, • imam*. Inengs, Ws& Use of Instruments, • —M om pompooluot=1" War to L sk Guildford sliest. orpook CAUTION.—WATEMBSTON and BROGIAN resamiai se pallets hive lie Oust Odd Ilium at the hayolco—. Plea Gehl end ?ere Gold,* as oppled to J 'OHMa deludes. waTioizeroN and illOODElti ewe ra !ta, sad a sada —h-td bp Omsk an add epos thle p f r i el ie t bgak sail at Or Esselheastwe• visa laesideeteep, IS. 1 Oseashearei• ICC. Imp siedi et thelie amid yeeettery ow IL .r y a— .1 Me Milkilli • NOM 1111 It Is as mai& tad es ILL. et L Ire MIA al al POCONO PA21 7 4 the BALVIOBITOCHis now and that they me in a position, after the haientable L7ra di a l iesser , the numerous inquirim of their friends and patrark red at Ile isms thine respectfully °blares that the en*, perlisa d dale orbs and summer purehems Oar Jr et rick sad wally SILVA las 4 Mantles. Opera Cloaks, varier Fancy 41asse Irish and Table Linens, Meetings, Gime Chain Towelling,. Primate end Printed Muslims, Bareges, he, Lem, Wilk and Cotton Hosiery, (Hoses, Parasols, Muslin Hs briddertes, Mantle end Dream Trimmings. de, dc., have just arrived. and that owing to their late miefortuse, the usamitar• Direr% have kindly made Beech and Derrell a considerable allowance, in consequence of which they are determined to give the public Use full advantage, and will oder the entire Stock at price hitherto unpnorsiented. N. B.—No time should be loot In making an early selection, the sale being Ilmitcd to Twelve Day, only. in nrdrr to make room for the workmen to enter the premises to part rebuild, and make other neceseary alterations. —I4IIIICH and MINYA LL, the Bee Hive, 63. and 64, Edgware road, A . J. 1160. VGENTLINZII.—NOTICE of 13.1010 VAL W. MIMI Ms tool It abeebitely weemeeary to rem, hie beisem Aron boadotheet to nen Nader premier. width wa ere& Ma more fully to awry oat the plea origthated by Wet mess tamers at lac pee path sad 'my article eon wed wi th lie bagres la secordaithe therewith. lir StILLTS are seethe will be TS. 1311001.1MUIST, BOND4ITILEXP, four More wee et llowswereepoore. ISIS NSW SPICING CAPE. SOL SPIU!W AND NUMILICIL ATTIRE. E. MOSES and SON beg to date List their pre i4 for SKIING and SOMlLlttexceed any of tisk Unerefforts as well in extent uis variety. They have vhdtad principal markets both at home and abroad for its Nat end newest manufactures, and have saceeeded e snob as sesortrnent of goods as has never before been ett i M emir one roof In this or say other country. Their BEsPOKP TAILOEINO DYJWLTMENTS have been =fed with an endlesevaristy of the chewiest and moat pools, Their KIADY.MADE CLOTillife STOCK is complete in ever m6iitand they venture to my that for elleganse of style, Suss material and workmanship, tastefulness of finish and obeapeees, It is quite unequalled, even In the metropolis al M a rel, can has bees bestowed on the HOSIERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT and SHOE DIMARTMLNTS, which have bees Punished with en entirely new stock of bablonable and smarms bie 'min at sucheat prices as enable the proprietors to offer their N.patrons very gr ad v h —MOSIOt and an S t a ta iake this opportunity of announc ing that they intend giving their customers the full iseuctit of die abolition of the duty on Silks, Gloves kt mositx and SON, Comer of Miseries and Atrigate, and Corner of New Oxfordetrert, and Hart-street. Country brandies : Bradford and tiliegeld, torksideo. g. Ito is awl SON wish it to be particularly °teemed. Sat It any article tw n u t approved of It will be exchanged. sr the money returoot, without hesitation. Their Is s k for Vring and *inmost wialtrising "The Growth d an importaut branch of British I smith rules for eeltuisseurrxecut. and flat of prices, say be bid pads on appll mama or pest tree. trß I " INDISPINIABLE " SUIT, am& Is Twice. aim. oit pikes; sad pertleelsrly emoted tor me beiseee Ma ts saivonalty =ten be lis tr i Zeudettelie and mele► some salt ever Witeleced. Prim from Ns. To be °blamed et IL tiOne bed 1101 t, mew at 311sonee sae ALUM& sae Fame et New Ozierdeteeet end Iletteteeet. QIDENHAM TROUSERS, 17s. 6L, the cruirsed melt of eossensmsted free-trek, In the choicest testy dosektse o this sisso4 musedloas for tha rare of menu Ilecterlas Witt and MIL Welsh :oat to match minden Cask SOL —llAlir IL YOOTIW tR Ladepte-hilL SIINIMINZ and showers—au raze-coarse, or beeetirdly Thin ==grAMOTll .6. ibe isTi t irgerA t iN an . Err:sad Aim 1$ na —Mafia by sAllt. EL 29, Ledipie4.la QYDRNHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24e. ; &hod I:acme ken 1101.—Ifails only by WICK. MOTHERS, le, 1A41.1•4011. =HAM DAILY NIOLIGEZ COAT, Pa at, smog 1400.—Maes •4 by 11110.70. 101.0•01 Rtr PTIIII I IL —By Itoyal Letters Patent ammo MOC.MAIN Tana Ipseeseted sad 'Addled le the tahibitioo, too, is nomad by mew* of MO Use seelle r a . l mtitimea to la the T h e efecties brist is the cons tlrr t of HERNIA The uss al • Med grim so often \artful le snorts. Is here avoided: ama bring, bolsi sore round the ledy, whlk the re. : ulsits redabletcyrowete is supplied by the MOC MAIN PAD and PATZTI Lir=• tittles with se mach ease and cheeses' that it mama be detested, sad may be mem *dug sleep. A amity/Ay decoke mg be had, sad tale Thus forwarded by pod, cm the etemmilsreem of the beftture bodies below the hips Mtn vest be Me Wee, Mr. Wrn 28, Piccadilly. An Umbilical Tram on des same pris ed*, and a female to welt upon ladles. !TORN', BUNIONS, and DIFIKTIVE TOP, NAILS LITRACTZD sued ILI.YRID la or minute, without turns, or pain, by Mr. RENDY. limaheireet. Laths at by Mrs. lertAA M cwt Terms, to al. to Se Mr. Or testimeatais trim the Royal Family, which easy Ye ISM hum all pule of the kft.lesa. *sag to the tollowba:—lrom the Right Rev. the Lod Bishop of London :—" lir. hes effectually cured runs come us my feet without giving rmy psda."—" Sir Retort Alexander. .S, vt. Juseisplace. hoe hail tem Imps toenails and • corn ewe. tril from bit feet by Mr. Remlia/4 sail can stronwiy moduli. ud him." obaerre, Begentwerest thablesse. BRECKNEIL'S sim SOAP, the best for pro &will: a ekes mad alls; hi la. packets id tour tablets or ruts{ as: id Breelmidk, Taw. and Buss, by appointment to her anungliimise• wax , spermaceti, alearine, 001111,0Sitf, w medial, agents to Prices Patent Cootie corni..iny, dealers In all other pelmet candles, all kinds of hoesehold and toilet snaps, and In miss, sperm. vegetable. and other lamp it,. dr.—Beattie, 31, Haymarket, Loudon. Sold by aB respri. tittle dealers in town and tountry. N.B.—Each tablet and Name ts fit-wiped with the name of "Brecknell' .IbRCAYED taeye._ MR. EWELL . % enlebralted — OSl'EOPLASTlC ENAMLL—The caly stepping for Tender and Decayed Teeth that will not bosom dieoeion - red, For Front Teeth In. valuable. /Nettles lee 30 Pimps 'directions enclueed,.-314, Begentatr. et, London ,tacinir the Polytechnic,. RIMNIEL'S PERFUMERY, —The exquisite perfumes—Slimmers bouquet, Newt, African feetif. Rifle V. lumeere bouquet, Jockey (gab, &a., ere the meet hishiou(,li: for this icwsoll al MMEL, perfumer to her )14)ett). nod prbileue.l porvoor to the Queen /Vain. To be had at the bolo nootuto tor), to - , 4,...,1 ; pity b ranc h, 4,3, i• o r g . hill, l ode t. tud Numb. 17 Itoukserd des Walesa, PARIS wholeaob• bran. h. 55, Palle de la Waters, Iledzia. R ow N DS' KALYDO R, an Oriental botanical grew at ion for impn wing and beautifying the completing and skin. f Ids royal!) patronised and Indies' estaented specific r Kerte the most •sdhing, cooling, and purifying action on the skis frail. ate. freckle., tan. pimples, spots, discoloration, and other eat...ow, visitations. and readers the skin soft, fair, and blaming. It 010 iatq sU the effects of climate on the skin, whether with N.:reran.; to cold and inclemency or intense solar bad and is uolernally In man repute, from the sultry climes of Ia to the frozen r te s of the Cear. Price as Id. and Oa ad war bow, Caution,—Tin anode .• Itonlande Yalydoe' are out I nn mapper of ••acts bombs, and ibleir signatare. •• A Roolond m a ar m " in red ink at fot. Sold at M ors, Low ; act by chemists and pedaled+. ABSOLUTE PERFECTION is QUALITY is obleined by using BAIL &An NONPitini ACGI AR =mug 31Aex LEAD. *nerve on every peaks& lihe aignat re the peopeleuirs, • • lairmil baker and Nom," and their name, It recommends Brett."—to, Cainumile•alsont lismanetoty, Birmingham. TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. SCOTTd BILIOUS wad IJVILE PILL, witlont sny Mercurial lairedieut. from tbs reeip. ofngt Mrestkr. Kent. Thom PUB will be band invaluable to 5 evader from War sal liver combines, inthsprOse. via& &alums, Maims el thesists. Yoe babilosil eon sod as • haft they are trimly eic•L 11:1172 6 1 Utak almoiC i rmi .lo the ethinseb. they AMMO appultou oreiesee MoleMera, aM Massed= Ihs wh..te swan system—lleMl by most Enusisls, he bete% L lid and na. Niels IS sore to Oak Sat Dr. Molt's Mow issit Urn TilS 1111/111■1 IP/ • Win per pubis" Mathis% Illhjesmyßallnent; aigemeil tbis geomunest stamp. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1880. QT. JAMES'S HALL, Picoadilly.—WAS i t INGTON 11tIZNDII MUM MUSICAL sod MOTO I IDCTIATAINXINT, MOM TWO NOM IN MORI DAILY 28 Throe sod lickt o'oloct. Btall. Ana, OoL. Dry, ARM. lo—Doz-odloo oyes 11010 10 till 6.--Ilocretary, Mr. H. =W THLONDON PAVILION, Tioltborne-street, Ilayesseket—D wiM to wend a pima evening, go to the LONDON IPAION. the Must nest In Loodat, and the bat CONCERT. Atbdreket fby retredwaist ticket) et— Newlin Alle" /Me Daisies. &a. A SCOT RACKS. —CHAMPAGNE,ADa. • LI. vary avarice, ala per dozen.-01101.03 MOa, being terse importers of the above whir, s h maw b them. _ . PORT loo sad Ilia per dom. OH ERR Y BRANDY, pad= Odom . sad Ida waits. Mao, la ono dery mod; kiebers se OROROS WALK= sad Co., dd. idgwora il = . o., sad Od. Groat Toworolzood. CRT. VOTICIL —WINES and SPERM at REDUCED ▪ DIITIBS.—A. nouoirs revised el Wow with I. • vapart. pole tree as apallaillia. Ow* (Vba lecarlsd..par dozen Lk. I ndi t c =" 7 ) I•. 8011 Hock or :11. 110111.010i4 Sherry • Household Port ( f '' rmer tY clar g ed 2U* per d°l " . (13a 20a South African Port and /Wan lea sad Ma. booth Alaimo Madeira and amontillado 24a Arsagtk, Ila Id. ; Dargandi B • n I, parpllos Hamada the very beat. NIL par am dam era Ilse e( say bar of Wahem, oa nod. d3O stays. ca .—A. 1101:01I, tt, tarsad, Loadias. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE.—FINDLATER, MACKIE. TODD sod Co. beg to amoomot that they ore sow to =4 ALIDOPTI PALZ ALIt. tb• boob , bottles comb at eighteen ;Alm .nd upwards.— wen loodaa-bdies Railway Otatioa. entrance, IA Tooliy-olzoot. AT 141, REGENT-STRUT London.— gur !. roams mum dm THE BUT sad OEINAPEST TRAS and ammo la ILIKILLWD are at an those to be obtained of PHILLIPS sad Os., Tea Ilarcbsats, Clog Wilitsmatreet, Oily. Geed sisals NNW ON_lfia Tes, St. led.. is., 3e. 4d.. sal ; rick Isaslesem, aa.., la IN., aad Tat and coffee to ties osiers at 40s. seat carriage free te say railway station or mutat town ta liagtaad. • prise current free. angers at market galas. All goods carriage free wiggle eight miles of the City. TART FRUITS and PREURVES, 10s. per dozen . PIA Sanest sad Plektreis i rjoien : Yew trader Marmalade, 10s. par door ; mud Orr hatch Fruits mud eboaciala boa Ps o le e ts Orr, Ores sad Tartstdr•Piet, Pettad Mr% Lyeas id sz our tfirtosolsk Errs assiars, Quirk Saran Os mad Ilaseloourg Bares, Hrt Dar Yort sad Westralis Ti = (dressed to ordr. NIL Dray good Tams ga &I sod O. per lb. —At FAULLMILWA, PT, arsrarrsr 00rINS of Yortraer at. Jamrsayttars. 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ERASER'S MAQAZINE for JULY, beginning a half.yearly volume, will contain the Viral Part, to be continued monthly, of a Chnsuirle of Current History. It is proposed In this Chronicle to give a summary of all important polltWl events at home and shroz.l, to comment on their general tenor In a moderate and liber.d visit, and thus to furnish a short but complete history of English and foreign,alfatra. The Chronique of the Revue des Deus Mundes. which l one of the moat characteristic feature. of that periodical, will supply the best example of what la intended, although no direct attempt at imitation will be made, and the Chronicle in ►raser's Magazine will necessarily he shorter sod more immediately adapted to the wants of English FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANIIIHTIL MOW TOTIMIA es IM& 1124.110114 bold kolfew. laitortieder Jabs le at 1 ant 1 list 11, at lladagball- 411talt. Pot , News, mtg., Canna, --- WEIRMARMR. 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DR. cuuzioniz, 111.1L0.11., L.1L,L.8.A., Leedom. eon be eene/led Eft (ill as abiZz: . came el Nervous Debilltg, 1= 1.6. Lees el Memory, Ineapedly. ty. Osetert. atlice, and Galvanises. loot published, au satin near wil &tibia Week, entitled " 001811•1111.* Ityit . The Physiology sat A.s eil for GeneraUce— Wee Orkin .f Dteres—epapeenta. faeasie. awl Curs Price Is each: by peat. IS sums, aide: IS sealed. To be had el MaMll, A Osnifill se re Aithee. a above (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The Huguenots brought an immense assemblage to Covent-garden lut night. Every corner of the theatre was crowded to moms ; and the audience frequently showed as much excitement as if they had been witnessing the performance for the filet time. And no wonder ; for the opera was got up in every respect with as much care, oom pleteness, and splendour, as if it bad been an entirely new production. Mario and Grisi, as Raoul and Valentine, were as unrivalled as ever ; they acted and sang as if they were inspired, and repeatedly moved ' the audience to an enthusiasm which found vent in shouts and acclamations. Assuredly there is nothing finer on the tragic stags than the great scene which termi nates the third act as it is represented by these great per It is a splendid instance of the powers of music in heightening the effect of the most terrible situations, and the expression of plosion in its utmost intensity. The opera was cast as it generally has been at this theatre, with two remarkable exceptions. The part of the Queen of Navarre was sustained by Madame Miobui Cu ritiba and that of the Count de St. Bags by IL Faun. The part of tie Queen, dramatically 'peeking, is a nullity, but it contains some fins music of a light and brilliant char acter, which Madams Carvalho sang charmingly. Faure threw great energy and power into the part of St. Byis, to whick.athi4.llllLMillt4iialllgheallWateill.." loom "". .: IVO reit. UNIVERSI TY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBREDGF..„JusI 5. CHANCILLOR'S ENGLISE MIDLLWIT.—The Prinoe Obese.llor being pleased to give annually a gold medal for the encouragement of English poetry, the same has been adjudged to Alexander J. D. D'Oree., Corpus Christi College. Sub**, " Tb•Cailiet of 1868. 1 ' CAMDEN MEDAL. —The Marquis Camden being pleased to give annually a gold medal ea a prize for the best exer t:ire in Latin hexameter verse, the same has been adjudged to Edwin Abbott Abbott, 81 Jan'. College. Subject, " Plage* Lazotbemoniis obeeemie." West, e (hro. to Sunbeam) by Chanticleer—Sunflower. Volition, aimerino,Hint, Sycophant. Betting : 5 to 2 agst Diophantus, 4 to 1 eget Letty Week sto 1 apt, bro to - Sunbeam, and Bto 1 agst Wing. Die phantus, the Concertina eelt, Wing, and Copernicus lay in front to the distance, when Diophantus came out, and yea by four lengths ; a neck between the second and third ; three quarters of a length separating the third been the fourth. Brilliant beaded the next lot, which struggled in. THe ASCOT STLIUS of 25 soya each, 15 ft, and only 5d declared, with 200 added • the second to receive 50 sore. out of the stakes ; the thi rd to save his stake. Winntli extra. Two miles and a half. (63 rubs., 35 of whom pay 5 love each.) Lord Strathmore's Monravieff, by Pyrrha, the First, 4 yrs, tat alb car Set Mb) Mr. Payee's a by Vottlaear—Yarmer's Daaghter, 3 sse ne Mr. Lambert's Clydesdale, yn, est 12lb The following also ran :—Special License, Newiestk, Bees derer, Longrange, Precursor, Wamba, The Pitman, The Brewer, Parmesan, Feadorowna, Flitch, lieoptolemus, ad Lucknow. Bettie` : 5 to 2 apt The Farmer's Daughter colt, 3to t apt Flitch, 6 to 1 apt Newcastle Bto 1 apt Border e r, 12 to 1 apt Mouravieff, 100 to 7 a pt Foodoonnia, 100 to 6 apt Longrange, 20 to 1 apt The Brewer. As they am. preached the Stand the first time Lucknow showed NI L advance, with Neoptolemus, the Farmer's Daughter colt, and Precursor ly ing well up, Parmesan, The Brewer sod Flitch heading the nut lot, Newcastle and Borderer bringing up the rear. On rounding the top tura The Brewer showed the way, with The Farmer's Doughter eak ' next ; Neoptolemus, Flitch, and Parmemo following in the order named. On Tasking for the SwinleL e l. r :o lle urse T Brews increased his lead to ISO a closes but isi iturisseken the lot get well. teethes, Flitch taking kis& hennas . dropping Iscipulasly behind. 41.1. the . alb tire Mouraviaff - came on, arid Clydeedale joined him with the Farmer's Daughter colt in attendanos—Mouravieff, however, ran horns a clever winner by a heed ; a length ba thers the second and third ; Flitch was fourth, afloat six lissibe off ; Longtroge , Newcastle, Wamts, Neoptolenum, leramara, and Special License were next in the order weed; Lucknow was last, beaten off. "Tun Ascot Dine! Pfrzsze of 50 soon each, h ft, fee S-yr-oldst colts, Bet nb ; fillies, Bst 31b ; the winner of the Derby, 101 h ; the snood horse, or winner of the Oaks, Sib extra ; maidens allowed 71b. Swinley Course. (15 nth.) Mr. A. Nicholls The Wizard, by WestAustrallan i tat Ulb (in. Mb extra , Mr. Gratwlcke's Ebei i t ON Mb 'J. Daley) I Mr. W. 8. Crawford's legeetre, Pordhash) Betting :sto 1 in the Wizard. Ebony led, and en entering the straiiht the three were close together ; the Wizard coming away by himself at the Stood, and winning by three lengths ; • had third. THE QUZEge STAND PLATE of 300' sou. ' added to a sweepstakes of 10 sou. ; 2-yr- olds, Est 101 b ; th ree, fist 121 b; four and upwards, Bat 10th ; certain penalties and allowances. T.T.C. (35 subs Batas Rothechlld's bf by Ling Tom—Agnes, t yn, Mt Mb Daley) 1 Mr. Saxon's Brown Dukes, 2 yes, est 1011, ii. Orhoshaw) 2 Mr. B. Tea Breeek's Satsilts, 4 yrs. Mt Nth ,0. Yordheso) S Mr. J. A. Hinds Lady Clifden, 2 re, eat 1010 (Chalboner) 4 The following also ran :—The Rover, c by Surplice—Rose of tkahmere, Morella, King of Kent, Hartley Whitney, Fit: Roland, 3lerrimac, oby Tadmor Matilda, Bliswertli, Meotmore, Crater, Roesia. and Doefoot. Betting I 5 to 2 apt Lady Clifden, 4 to 1 apt Fits Roland, 5 to 1 apt Brown Duchess, 8 to 1 apt any other offered. The Agnes filly made play throughout, and woe. by three lengths ; two lengths between the second and third, awl s length :tad • half between the third and fourth. A Pun of 50 Neu, for 2-yrolds ; colts, Bst 71b; fillies, Set Mb. The winner to be sold for 1001. Half • mile. (lb subs.) Ms.?. Parrs Hecola. by Mountain Doer, eat Sib ',Clement) 1 Mr. !Won %) Count Horn, Bst 71b IL Snowden) Lord ClUdens c by Surplice—Nose of Cashmere, Bst 71b J. Osborn e' 3 The following also ran : —F by Shine —PolielL Primes, Chain Pier, Reaction, and Sting*. Fordhatu weighed for Wee Polly, but did not get to the port in time to siert Betting : 7 to 2 apt Count Horn, 4 to 1 apt Wee Polly, 5 to 1 apt Chain Pier, 8 to 1 yd ßeeds. Won by a nec k; half a length between the second and third, BAITING ON THE COLTER. DERBY. 12 to 1 egrtlTtudee 33 to 1 The Aphrodite colt 40 to 1 Robin Hood 40 to 1 Wing HOURS STRUCK OUT OF THEIR EMIAGENETTR.-- Yeßter. day (Tuesday), Thorinsuiby, out of all his Ascot ea ts ; Lupellus, out of the Three-Year-Old llieunial ; =Simon, out of the ( lip; Ancient Briton, out d the Royal Heat Cup. THE ASCOT IEEETLWO. The " glories" of Ascot were certainly ;Oa oh diminished by the inclement weather. The alternations of rain and sunshine were frequent, but the pluvial visitation certainly damped the ardour of the visitors. Although tho attend ance was perhaps above an average one, yet the spectatord seemed to regard the sport with almost indifference. Stilt the rating was perhaps more abuialant and more interesting than has been known at Ascot for years. The arrange ments for Thursday in eve compartment are complete, and only fine weather is required to render the present gathering the most succ ess ful ever held on the far-famed Heath. The sport to-day was of an unusually interesting description, but speculation on the Stakes told any race to come was v ery BETTING AT MANCHESTER--TusspAy. ROYAL HUNT CUP. 8 to 1 eget Old Robert (t) 10 to 1 Woodburn (t) Et to 1 Crater (t) 12 to 1 Tyrant (t) 12 to 1 Ancient Wien (t) 14 to 1 Ns/ciente (t) 14 to 1 wba (t) 16 to 1 Amush (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. (711014 LAier NIGHT'S °AMITE.) WAR.OFFICE, Joao 5. COMISBAZIAT DITAIMICEICT. —Assistant Comm is sary-Genseal John W illiam Rowell to be deputy commisaary. genera. Casrunre DEPAITIMIXT.—ChapIain to the Forces the Rev. H* . ieleatt to be chaplain of the second-clam Her has bees pleased to aooept the resignation of the Com of Chaplain to the Forces the Rev. William Walrond Jackson, on his being appointed Bishop of Antigua. ADwrseurs, Jolts s.—Arronermzirre.—Lieute neat& A. B. B. Outer, to the St. Vincent ; C. Parry and H. R. E. Grey, to the Bulldog. Asnatant Clark W. E. Hicks, to the Orlon. Jima 5. ABM s% OF WOI7NDFD TROOPS FROM INDIA. A large body of troops, to the number of 240 men of all malts, the whole of whom have been sent home from India on amount of wounds or debility, arrived et Fort Pitt Has. vital rers afternoon from Groveeend, where they dlsem. from the Eat India troopship Bolivar:a. The vessel ailed from Calcutta on the 2nd of F touched at the Oepe of Good Hope on the 4th Ober=l„t sailed the 11th of the same mouth. The sick sad wounded troops include men belonging to the 6th Carshineers, 17th Lacers, Royal Artillery, Rifle Brioule (3rd Buffs), sth Flai ling, 6th, 8* 20th, 23rd (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), 38th, 42nd (Royal High Laden), 60th (Rifled), 71st (Highlanders), 78th, 77th, 820:4, 88th (Connaught Rungers), and 90th (Light In , the under the command of Cap tin fa l g 7.l'„ R en e s n ati, 75th w ° lterimant, and Li t. J. 1111 y, 231 Royal Welsh Fusiliers , and in media l charge Aasiststa-Sur A. J. L Hepworth, R.A. During the voyage to **Thames eight deaths occurred on board. The Bs via experienced some very bed weather during the voye end encountered the full force of the late gale. Attu the troops had been medically inspected 15 men were medesed into t o for medical treatment, and the re mainder ant to Bt. Xary's Invalid depot to await their discharge. SPORTING. ASCOT R ACES. —TyminAy, Tim TRIAL Sneer% of S nova each, with 100 added ; for hyrolds, fist ; three, 7at 81b ; four, Bst Illb ; five and up wards, Width. The winner to be sold for 600/., he. ; if not to be sold to carry 9lb extra. The New Nile. (26 rube.) Mr. LTeaßroeciesCock-a-lioop, by The Conferee 4 yrs, set Forlhaeo) 1 Cola Peersoo's Rouge Dragon, 2 yrs, 54 Mrs. Osbelideeton's Maid of Peru, 2 yrs, Ist ... , Pettlagell) Mr. S. Jacob's Amsterdam, 5 yrs, gat fib laidcrolt , 4 The following also ran'—Tondo, Wee Polly, Replant, c by Hurerceth--oh's dam, g by Surplice—Con certina, Aurieniar Lod ac, c by Gibraltar—Queen of the Gipsies, Penalty, Defender, Gammon, Petra, f by Barnton —Tuella, embus, Philomel, Restes, Brandy Ball, and Ge•Pird- Betting : 7 to 2 apt Zodiac, 6 to 1 apt Reales, Bto 1 each apt Cock-a-hoop and Cpgricas, 100 to 8 apt Brandy Ball. Oa amemblingat tliepoetthiConcertinageldingasusual showed temper, and twice mut Norman from the saddle. When the flag was dropped he did not seem in the humour to rem and was left behind. Cock-a-hoop took up the running after the horses had Rattled into their stride, and attended by the others in a bud carried it on to the end and won by three lengths ; same between the s e cond and third ; a neck between the third and fourth. Gaspard, Zodiac, and Wes Polly headed the nick, all of whom were palling u_p. Colonel Pearson claimed the winner. Tin THIRD YZAR OP Till EIGHTH ABCOT TRIDIXILL &TALCS of 10 lova. each, with 100 added, for 4-yraids ; colts, tat 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b ; horses having run and not been placed fint or second in the Two or Three Year Old Triennial allowed 51b ; the second to receive 50 nova. out of the stales. Once round. (28 subs.) Mr. Bowes's Mouravieff, by Pyrrhus the Pleat, Sit 71b (Aldcroft) 1 Mrs. Osbaldedon's St. Clarence, Sat 71b (Charlton) 2 Mr. Bowes's the May Morning, Bst fib . (J. Covey) 8 Lord Wilton's Little Nat. Bst 7lb (Salt 4 Baron Rotbauldld'a Bastion, Sit 71b (Wells) 6 Betting :7to 4 on Mouravieff. The race was a straggling one throughout. St. Clarence took a long lead, with May Morning second and Little Nat thin. On entering the old course they took close order,and in the straight Little Nat gave way and Mouravieff aited upon fit. Clarence to the Stand, when he passed him and won by a length ; bad third. The others beaten • long way. Bastion never showed near the front. THE GOLD VLSI given by her Majesty, added to a sweep stakes of 20 sore. each ; for hyr-olds, Ist nb ; four, H ues3lb ,• five, 9st 61b ; six and aged, llst rib ; certain penal and allowances Two miles. (6 subs.) Captain Christie's Horror, by Wild Myren, S yea, 7st 3lb (car. 7st 61b) IO Fordhsto) 1 Mr. T. Parr's Avalanche, ayes, 7st alb (Clement) 2 Baron Rothschild:B Magnum, 4 yrs, ilet Mb (Wells) 3 Rupee also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 on Horror, 3to 1 apt Avalanche, 4to 1 apt Rupee. Rupee made play, with Magnum second, and Avalanche third. On rounding the top turn Magnum took his place at Rupee's mutters, the other two running side by side about era lengths off. These positions were held until they bad entered the Swinley Course, when Rupee separated herself from Magnum, but soon afterwards bolted, and left Avalanche with the lead, Magnum and Horror lying dose up ; the three ran home together, Horror getting the best of it at the distance, and winning cleverly by half a length ; the second beating the third by a head. A HANDICAP PLATS of 1(8) 40118., for hyr-olds and up wards. Straight half mile. (46 subs.) Captain Little's General Hesse, by the Nabob, 3 yea, fist lib Grlinshaw; 1 lard Chesterfield's Baron Munchmasse, 3 yes get 121 b (W. Bottom) Lord W. Powlett's Speculation, 3 yes, Est fib Daley) 8 REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT GREAT YARMOUTH. Mr. Ingbana's Predictor, S yrs, rot Bib (J. Plumb) —A large meeting was held at Great Yarmouth on Monday The following also ran Julia, Tiara,omy, evening, to consider the present aspect of the Helaine goes- Greats , Harriet, Dayspriog, The SpankerlenuitahN Lion and the Reform Bill introduced by the government. Golden Pippin, Apollo, ('hare Arnie, Pomona, Skelton by John Owlaa, one of the borough magistrates, yielded Orlando, The Tocher, Index, Confusion by Newminater, over the adhering, which took place in the Ours Mireloange. Prelude, Mushroom, The Gift, Clovernook, &raters, Rom The resolutions adopted declared that inasmuch as the URI Middision, fby The Nabob —Bourra Tomacha, Industrious, Introduced by Lord John Buell would sonsiderably extend and Mr Edward. the initialise limo/ b ibs working dames, the meeting, Bitting :4to 1 apt General Hems, 6to 1 apt Orme, 8 while manning the tof the people to a more oompre- to 1 (at first sto 1) apt Zaretan, 10 to 1 apt Prelude, 100 hensive enactment regretting that the present scheme to 8 apt Baron MumUusen, 25 to 1 each apt Clemanthe did not provide means for the protection of the voter hy and Apollo. Alter 00V00 little delay, occasioned principally the ballot, was of evil= the meows WIN entitled to the by the brooking away of Speculation, Zaretan, and one or rapport Of all Meads at parlianienalif i oLm. The meet- two WWI% the AM wen dr•PPed• They ran in a lie% ing also expressed its regret and lip at the defiant General Hewn basing a slight lead, with Prelude, Predictor, attitude of theHonee of lardaoom ' with the vexatious Baron lifiansen, and Speculation lying next in attend obstacles to the proves of the Reform Bill caused by some ana• The rank was never in doubt, the General win t * el its nominal supporters, and "earnestly called upon the by • boo* bell • letigth between the second and moot to um all *institutional means for rainansiaing sal a hued between the third and fourth; Prelude and be = privileges of the House of Commons, sad steadily Fidtrest wan rant. TIN Mel Yaks OF T HR THIRD ABOOT BDOIWIAL N Nairn a any encroachment upon the liberties of the to ni "! 22rAgg2 of 10 sm. mak, with 10 0 added ; for 2-vr-olds ; colts, - ?BB CHrzegt RATE ABOLITION BILL—The lletTlb; Elia, het Al; the second to receive 25 mom. out at Mooed reading of this bill, which was originally fixed for the 14th inst., is postponed until Tuesday, the 19th init., the elakae. T.Y.C. (40 subs.) / Ar c gr aci rcnec Dlophantur, by Orlando cA. Trawl ed, 71b ) 1 When it is to be moved by Lord Lyveden. Mr. T. Parr's fis, es 71b fijhensati 2 Sow= Kssierwarow Mongol . — During the week Berm lan/MIMI •fing,tat Mb Molls) =une 2, the visitor, have been u follows Par a : wing OsPorsies s, 71 b (Merited 4 17.,443 ; evening', 7,380 ; total, 19,823. From no also ran :— F by Stockwell—Bribery, the wain the Yoram, 1,416,350. &hie hen sett b Surphee—Comertina, Canary, Lefty PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Joirs 5. BELLING AND HAWKING GOODS ON SUNDAY BILL. Moved,—That the bill be now reed a third time (The Lord (Chelmsford) ; objected to, and an amendment moved, to leave out " now , and insert " this day three months" (The Lord Teynham). On question that " now" stand part of the motion !—Contents, 40; not-contents, 29. CONTENTS. LORD. LARD. LoRDS. LORDS. Campbell. Romney firodrlek Delaware DUKE Shrewsbury Cslthorpe Ebony Marlborough teller; Castlemalne Lyttelton MARQUISES. Stanhope. Chelmsford Polwarth flirter Yismwieeit teller , Redesdala Westminster. Clancarty. Clonlor. ask silchester EiRl4. I ,ontraile Colchester Sande, Amherst I oungaruton Colt file of Cal- Stewart of Gar- Belmore Lidosd roes lies Desart RI4IIOPS. ('ongleton Rtratbsper Haddlegton Cashel Harnorby London. Cranwortb Wensleydale Crewe Wysford. Lava NOT•CONTENTB. untie. limits. ....... ____. Wane. Wane. Newcastle [Amadei' thaworth Rayleigh Somerset. Mint° Clanlieboye Talbot de Mid* , luau. fihafteeloary Dartrey hide Abingdon viscous?. Dureferinlirm Teynhain (teller) Mille Hutt Mason. Foley teller) Van: of Hat. Caithness manor. Harris rowden De Grey Lbuidaff. Macaw Wadehouse Granville Loam Lyveden Wrottisioy. Harrington Helper Moeda& RANBLAGH YACHT CLUB. The first match of the season of this club canto off yesterday from Battersea to Wandsworth And hack, three times up and down. The following were the entries : YACHTS WITH FIXED azkaa. Yachts. Tons. Owners. Kate 4 ... Mr. F. J. Jacl.on. Clara Selina YAMS WITH MOVEABLE KEELS. Czarina President 3 ... Mr. S. Gambardella. 5pray........... 5 ... Mr. G. Barnes. The prizes were two silver cups, and the race was accom panied by the Rivet Queen (Captain Heath), which was well filled. The boats were started under the direction of the new commodore, Mr. Francis Tallowy], at half-past two, sod went away very prettily, but it was soon evident that the Spray had it all her own way for her prise, and she ulti mately walked over the course, the others giving in. The Clara and Hate throughout made a very close race of it, and the Clara ultimately won by halt • minute. C•PSIZING OF • YACHT AT CHELSEA.— YORIA3Tday afternoon, shortly before five o'clock, an exciting WOW oeourred on the Tha ne , near Old Batterwebridge, owing to the upsetting of the yacht President, which had been enmell in the Ranelagh Yacht Match but a short time pre vimiay. It appeared that at the conclusion of the mat c h the owner of the Fresiaent, a gentleman named Gembadelli, took up his wife and daughter, the latter about twelve years of age, and a gentleman, for the purpose of a sail. The number of persons then in the vessel, including two ship boys, amounted to six. The vessel tacked about the river for some time, when Mr. Gambadelli, at a short distance from the shore, endeavoured to reach over for something on deck, having at the same time charge of the main sheet. The sheet becoming slackened a gut of wind momentarily seised it, end overturning the balance the sails became immersed. The occupants of the wend were instantly thrown from their wets, but fortunately fell into the belly of the nail, and also became immersed up t o their armpits. Mr. Gambedelli extricated himself, and striding the stern of the yacht, he commanded the others to. hold on tightly , Several boats were at once manned from the share, and prooeeded to the taw The daughter was first. es timated but some difloulty was experienced with respect to Mrs. Gerabedelli, who was for a time entirely lost sight of by the anxious spectators on shore. She had almost din , appeared when her hushend frantically seised hap, and by main strength held her until relieved by the atkedant boatmen. ORICIZT. —M. C. C. AND GRODND T. COUNTY or Susses.—This match was dished yesterday, the M. C. C. and Ground winning in 1 Waage and lb runs. Tbs follow ing is the score :—Suissu, let innings, 7'3 ; 2nd ditto, 39. M. C. C., lat innings, M. This, which artistically considered is the meet important sale of the season, commenced at Messrs. Christie and Manson's on Monday, and will last until Friday. The objects are the remainder of the collection of Sir Tho mas Legumes at drawings by old masters, which was repurchased on the decease of that painter by the late Samuel Woodburn, the most eminent dealer of his day. Fortunately for art one invaluable portion of the masa ao cumulated by Lawrence, chiefly through the libera lity of Lord Eldon, secured to the nation, and now forms the famous collection of the University galleries at Oxford. recently exhibited at the Muieum, South Kensington, and 1%06 711 0ml by government. Many of the twat thaw were, however, purchased by the King of Holland, aid into the collection of Dr. Wellesley and PM femur tbnson, both of Oxford. We trust that an effort will be made to obtain for th e countr y a portion at least of the almost equally valuable and instructive drawings about to be sold.