The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

if • . : :, , i. tz 7 1., ..: .... . ) 7:14. .. , " . ... ,,, 'F.771:F ). ..: ( liir SS 4 . )1413CS li - - ... ..... , _A ll . . . ..... t t (11 .-. 4111 1 - fprt4 4 . 4 ... ./ t r , • 7 - t r • ~, L.. ! , ~, N... . t . . i " 46 1 ~;ey - • 7./"../fe • • i . 4, 4 q_ No. 4,306.) MnBRl4. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (01 Blackwell yard. Ludas LINZ of PACIXT SUITS le AI nTRAI. Fee WILLOW Xy Port Thllilp direct,to levee th, 1..1. on WiLDN Weal', Juelo.cofte tie, DO. hI. hyper ship IC4SII.C. AI. 1.000 lona 0110.111. SAWN. mu„ud , r bine in the Cut India Duke Thle ship lame , Wears limey Wiens' and Sone celebrated ltati of . c a to. .busk comorteeethe Llornhaddra &Wok Gat, N I .0...h0e. and oth, fut , teroarite, and wen.kaow s an .I ntuA syreml) Int the reuernear trade to Aaatralia. Her mu• lesions for all clean of peolusere en imearpaieed. We will ferry an captrlcncetl eirgoota roe tritiglA or par *No t.. %um ILL Pt)RT. awl 11010 AN, with Mama m.o. by It ItlItAU awl o) 4. US . Useasemaguasa—psesu. ern by thlt hoe of witela are conveyed from Padaliertis to Ilynwuth. nrst-clars fur second clue tuft, sad nosee-claes for Curd elw furs. WEEKLY BThAll COMMUNICATION to NNW TOIL—Ths LITRItioOL, NNW NOM owl FOIL %OS:LPN:Li ertsmiumnr CON( PANY'netood tiontettlas their toll-piswsrot Iron sersor Atom shill" calling M annosoma So embark nowneers mini despatches, WROLLY V RoM LI VP. ttFooL FOR NM YOWL CITY Or WA.AIIINGTUS. Wednesday, Jane 2 It A NIJA RI m . Wc.lncolo. June 13. 2.111 N St 164:11 %1 elnenlay, Jane 3n. And every socreedoing Wednesday. Okla "mark la. 11. and 21 mynas.% accenting to {Rosemont) L..... Wan. Forward psame, n guineas, melding all Poontoos he Canaan And the Wooten au advantage...is tenua —Mir turner Ta,WILLIAM M INAN. 26. Walawalgaall. 1 fit p ior mg Lien. a. Moo Winswoloon CIO. . 1 ' Cj im br l I : IVERPOO s L to AMERICA via VA IllismorllollllNlAJt, lirenti N. marnaig= to Now York Basta*. *oboe. 3filbtrold. To =ma SO Ow and iti *L. oosordlis to moguls,. To Portat modt_ . 41; and to oil rt . & st Comiket throw& wise. fit Ow mew, to bib 1184 ea ...• torth,r pArtienlan a.plp to SABEL and B.IIAILLIC, 1111. Waist- Wiwi. Low rpoi4. STEAM to ROTTERDA3I and the RHINE TN lIE.• W Et.g. —The Netherland. riteszs.host Compute s Nee 11.4 far.eirlte *Cain .hip lINTAVIEL W. SMITH, (ewe aklegLi.le the Itritial and Ftwan Steam Whezf, Wapping, every ausel.i ) iseirnieg at it . and the I'VENtERD, Captain If Rs .4 the Tager, every Tharsday mornine. earl} —roe freight.te , apply at Chaplin's Universal M.,. Nei; id 1114•114. W or to YHILLITIVI, ORATES, and amenta to the Nethartaisla Sesasbeat Company, It. 14vvi l.nq Cie), Y.C. (2.REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. rith, 704 and AM of Jnwr. RR I 14:1.• arol 11 1, 1Z.V....n4;i1;4 7 11/t;nl.;i/T;i 4 4111 On Mk Orw by futy ni thr rezihr Inu. on each day of the Rama 71r 11411%. sr r.ol.lloMon tor WINIS4IIC at a.m.. 7.15 • .7 R • In.. • 9.a na.. 1. 7.7. • m 1040 a m 11.0 a.re . 11.45 14.1 n . noon. 1.0 no.. owl return from Win:l.r al 4.35 p.m. 41 Itpm,E. 40 p.m 7. I3pm, 0.0 p m., 110 p.m.. 10.0 p.m.. and 10.4:6 p _ . . to the niw.Ve on ill t'ltsl).ll*, the 7th June, * PPE. I 1L TRAIN • ill km, at 10.15 a.m.. direct for Marton_ them... at 7.+g pm. lanw to Wlitilaor and Ear' - owlets.. tin. til. seeratiVelma. 42. lil ,A. 4 by 8.30 tto and P am town halm returning from N mimic at • pn. aml wt. pu. lan, tal. A Ague mustier of Lomb.. livaatins Van, • ill run Inan Wlnd. *or to Iberians aml hock forte. CAL Initiobueci also will be {.14.41. arrows 14, clayey porta. hunt the Wbulair station to the wail heck ran be oieennal by prerioui application to the Pupa rtiotendent TRUST and LOAN Ct MPA.NY of UPPER CANADA. At the ANNUAL GEN KCAL tIEt:TING of rihereltobleiet held the tht• compain. No. as, moonlit.. wee, ca Ittlitrel..l V. %lay 31. 1•• o. The Itntitt r ion VERIF.. NI P.. in the Cher : /he foils.Siegn.42ltl...:• Wrre nnauitnouay pli~d That the rep..rt :uol reeternte mehnsittea by the Directors be I etre.' aryl adnl4e.l Tien .410.1.1/4 et the rale of el per cent per annum. le. Ineoso. get. le. archers don the 1...11 111. •taut COM. pon leer the six innutte...ohne 314 Mani.. That n lilts. Chem... on and I. SI. ireunebu, too., be re. 0.11 , I lereetoce of th , I , ml;..stty 1 t 0... 461..1 tyaarvl .00l John Anacreon. F.N.11., he reclectel Am More .1 the Conn.. The% the reneeseerat bob of each ea floe toe CO a rear. 11...1 lb. forfeltuse Larva the 4.1. of April teat e 4 ten Jura • "II the boot,. .1 the Volugenty. Nor. 0.010. he conen...4. That Ike thente.4 the en etinz Oren to the Chairman awl (Beret e• foe their weal a.ut all tab. to the intereete .1 the Conneten. L P. WUVE:II.II.:. Preselent. tl....c.cute.etrect. May 31. tee). ►4aPY.I II 4.0 V 1‘11.1:1:1.11. T HES : SALIAN MININf: COMPANY Limitnl eapitial L 1 (E, 1;;:;;;‘);.•hare.. , 1 t! 10s. per shar• payttl.l.• goll anatomist. I.IkI 1' J MOH No, 1:t , Markwall Ralluay. 11..nry 111..nr. Ktin.br.mli. 4d, Llume.slre•L !An Vat. r. 1•1 . Lane. 7.1 r Mpory Lecke, K CR, M.P.ovingtonoitere. J•••rph Fry. firr.baun taas•e ,It Cum. k r K.wy. 114.11 ltron.l arr.+ Charlrs Wtrth.tm. laramehunh atrert. 1.4 , ‘1 Ankst M. 4•4 R Mean. 111 K Vole. I ..x.t LTIN4 E1..1•4•PA K. bray, Komi . C POLICTIvka-Mr.r. Keane, Maxternian. And Hughes. M.•-v.. 'ankh, Pay nr, ,ndth*, Eh. 41. So.n, and M PICK/TAIT TY , I -Mr C Crime. fiecea-tk.. Gra,liant 1441. M. UM Drum' strevt. The minim: tle , perty.e.hith It is the nhket .4 the pre.lent Own. 1.011) IVA I. ..t.131.11 111 the 1.1,s Ilin ..d Therraly ant E 1.1103, And s .4 It in %l a. nioma, kn... 0 in the tn.' 4 014..1. .1 TrikAlA. and ‘,.1.• it ~ml.r.-rs a ..11.erneLli AR, .4 at ett..nl. ant ea:my rano. , ni..tentnl lit rich 111 nurin4nl .1. Anen.Lrt tines nte.._,• are rnmpti.....l Wont althro, M.....et liltnn, II t I kna. and )B"mA .4ymplus. whit h are etaligatlelsr .4 the well known chain 44 tount.tins pa..ing IlarouAh 111)tia nail Ils.irnlnto. In In•trl3 . . . . . . II I. M the Sultan of Turkey. In the par I<al 'trailed a rot, te.•41.11 for mining on the otos.. 14,1.11) lilting a tario.l ah0rt)....... year. Irmo 1.. it .late. millet( to an annual rent 4 s t taa t t of ▪ •t• r..):1111e.... payable too tit. 14 4I A) of .1 al111 . 1) ill 3ril )...r, The • tr.. • thr 1141.11.1. re right of anomie in the Aisne district.. 011 41 an exception from the I.fil)nmiit 4.4 tustom duties on all minerals pasha el from the Mil The Mori, • nnnal.lt mit Ant me% for the export cof mineral, 1.31 ing • 0r....1 rat, nt.4 tea Mora tooth w the .141ritall . 14,t ati.l In the 1.1 r... eon .tolanalmt... Ti., boundary in the A.lroatte compri.... a 1....ath .4 two hutiolrtot .01 this •• t na.t frnitt tie I , llf .4 ,krta, pro•lng opts.- sin- 1..1 "vb.. tin harbour .4 Pioratto In .Tiliania. meth of to The hello. Grecian Archipctosto . tn. Teo ....1 1 .4.1•.rie I .1...•▪ 1 miles .4 ....coast front the Gulf .4 %oh. to Katherina, hi the Gulf if 'Monica. Th. c s 140.11) .1, ,4 to lon La, ha. an., has *hall) heenon• prots - n) .4 4r George Zarin. .4the known cosoaantloopl. TM. g e ntl e man enotitinel the cas.r.ition. c0:0men...4 1., 1,4 Paelm aunt Ini•tortil4l . a...eiittem in .1.• pttettat .4 the 1.”.1. rty, air. at the foot 44 3114 ..n the l'ehf.rt. Ito rhkh tom...roma reins .4 ar• rentiftrout and too !ono.. I. a I hate lavis laid omen. Large iroork• for oialtio: the on.• Irma theft. vein. 1...ve hewn crect...l LM me about three ....vier. 44 a 1...111 the ilea V.•llt. Tiuy tirwrita•ti I.) Mr V. llimn It. 1:r.). t• In his ilk' report. imply. of into4 . lllß.l In . ..Maim , ' at the rompony's o ffi ce , o r o r thr trokent, a• .-mite in charnel,. nohmantini in con struction, and ..1 11,4'1114 a ktrue aumitlty .4 ore. The ...Ott,: ttttt •iot ....mists .4 II foram,* .4 pat., N.M.... email , 1. - w ..f Acel.l,llnit to Pattlnanns• process. 11.0 It - aft . sit orr 41114 014.1,4 tit... 11111., three juraa.t.,.. amt rolueing fur• an e - 11511. I* a •41 r•M. I of to hoe...onset.. hilt Olt power t an he more Mom. 4111. !I Yrl. - •1. Them 11111: sett .4 stamper. for ertitatiatt As sr apparatus for saaltin;.; and elreellog Or, 1 here ore 'mortising.. ,onitheri.a. sae mills, Ae . soil to' InAblitown Wtnosi 1,11 Ins 110 . 11VvRel At the w.. 1 from the alio. lit ttctoive tonal+ at u I.•w root, and nosy he lo ol t., notion...l ,os.itit ill, A. The estahli•itim ni 31 I'. boll it ark. to rapahle of tattling from nine to ten non. .4 n 0... 4 metal atilt . and .4 separating the alit. r isn't gol4 from Isrl. el 'Mere are generally front sixty to tight), 0114 ••....11141. • iv Itch 34 lintilre.l ..:114•701 .4 miter, and front •., .I.ms of cokl, Inaba. of metal. awl it, Mo. Alter, an.l teal, Is from C. to X:111 per tll. i„. Iny the loin, AR• very then. aloe .:• .1.41) In.. per n lot o,f metal, and the as yr 1.1.• Isle that. Son I) to. r rtk• onimml 5!•11141517 I.:HMIlth f1 , 4,t to.. to ten to . t. ail.l ticht on ns.rt.Llß It l /ollt 11111)•the 1...T41111..4 motel on, ~.I.....notatlng lead, silver, totti. Mt L., 110 .4 • •... r ..o• ten, l .ot dor •ook., will the 1. - .0 h 44 Inie roll. 4 •• 11. 111...111. - t hat , arrangement for the mini tee from Mr r on of the ..• ...I mentione4 together s o t hi.: rots., to.macee, plant. machinery DA. 1014. met .411.1 I .011,.i11•41 to the mines. Mr 7....r0tt, mo•ltiog to I. 1.1111 a Li'.. lot/ •• • m 111 . 1111.1,11,11,111, Si. 3. •14 pm neat ha 1..- , je, ...lion., .1;:11.1,11l1l/ lull) 1.61.1 ay l.ar . -• 1 5 ea 4, Aore.r.linte the t, tort .4 Mr. Itray. ,dremly allnolol to, hrem•l Is I sq .In 11..451.• 1%1041 Mini , are nom working al :t moil oe. mil) rt ~ Olire 11 • ).1 4 111 - toll. $ .141 -' Sion d ...pit .1 I 'Ti no hi) roam... Wit, I ...I. ...4 Al *I 111 11, to••i!olt-ttrIv••••••1 the mine. np....• .40.. . - .11 trio .. ~ I. al) market la hon.! In Turkey r .11 r a 4 tr.e. tie 1-.•.1...rt!, the peke at i s e.M.L.llitilielele r 1 , •ft I-•r •1.4‘1, • MI) 1.,' male In the tithjoiratl form to 111. line, t tin. o 7... • 1.., l',llll - 4411), h....-. 111.1 Itoal •r, • .- or to Mt...:.. livid. At. and Motat. P. t , ii•tfool t. H.. • ..• ••• , str., t. London. / ii.rtl . ...! r Arromptml...l I.) a pay. th. I in, • 0.0. I *4 I.M •11.A1- - 4.11 tot. nntlr O. r ! .1. tr. •,. i II • 2144i...chi the iloinfait •lII', I t totrne lin fall. 4' till I. 1:I. , . 1-.lt . • Mltiln¢ Company I. •41.. m..• —117013 I. )mur hanker.. Ntrit4n.. twrirl.) rryivrt Itsat y•• . • 01 1.• 1114 . I;lr:whin th., • ••....4•••1 lb. . ••: les and l 1., Mb) tamlcr. F.l : •• 14 11.. • I -11 sr. - An, •11.11 7 191111.11, that may . ''.l t.. me. ,•.1..•‘ th. fortlwr .am Of IR. per iliac Up 41.. • 411.•• it •• I.• o.) . t. , I u m . z %. • u, rill • -• C►.II ADVA N 4 F.S \IALR , without delay, by Ir.. 1... N 1..-111 1 •.‘ ‘s U ss iud . 30 A . • II•• r:.to or.. .•. .1 .1.. 1..1411•.1 sal, of oth r r ~t , . • • 1 re. .srity, hy is.dshests. Dep...itess ..... 400 • 4 , 1.1.,f •I.l.rosulh). Iv 0.1 b. 1'1..1.. lq.a. 11Iki (4411.11 a, at Iris OS .60141aitioti. ANlll , ltiVi 'AMC" /111.1bY. lisaaslitz Director, I A SCOT RACZIL-CHAMPAGNI; 301. • -. pie desse.--01108112 wMan. pal C. Imago) al Ss above Mom see VW/ Mow need Una _ _ ST Ila an!lds. vet tiessa. T Us. nil IMN. INABDT, genie Rowe llla swim lOU. la cos awn CYO, mantas ite la GROOM WALIZIL rut Co., Ilk Diumpooerei , im e. AIM 111. anal Towerstiest, Clir. 7.17.07Cr0N 07 m yrram Dt7IIL E 17R 0 PlTY — and w COLONIAL wnrs gottrvcr ise, Paull Thew omoters of the obeys . Otiegmay b am. eg anseme they Irers radveral Mir TIM el Primo. soll IBM lift their patrons the tall Mart d the saw enutorali. LOYAL Vlii n gt d Blf 11111Y—Sfa. goo 4000 s. of Urethra.) I RITZ:MID OLD in the wood Vs. Tor dozen. OPAMKLI NO Maid ir e g=A GI% E . ..... 9la. ~ AT. JULIEN CL&U3. std without widt h See. . TIN UT CODNAO (Psi. at B ayou ) Ms. sad 6f. • SOUTH AFILXXVIORT, UMW, te M. dud Do. Ile Ilml WM bindr& Ws Ws oosolr• WM. dad peelidls lardedsd. aad ild dam cam fres do waft/ray stalks la UsMal cc Wilda. Pries Ms as data's. Tom auk WILL4/d 11.11MTVISO. Jra. A LLSOPP% PALE AIX.--112112 Kamm TODD. sn= pi l to l4ll= taws a-a - ask.« l ioaa Losion-bditse MOWN , LL . spa-ACTINAMON - /IB A P W erveutimwdtphred. Maori Idea t ed. BARLOW'S PATENT BARK STAND.—No waste or sediment disturbed In 'Mimi. swill repay Keeled: hundredfold. Priceles. ItARLOViss AUTOMATON CINDER SlFTER.—Warranted to save one ton of coals per year. Prier 11.. &I. Emma. mo gratis. RAI.LOW'd REFLECTING MEAT sCREEN.—ViIIi roast a lane Joint with a small We. 111141 save n toll of coal per year. lins. BARLOWA PoTATO STEAMER.—The only method to cook them in perfection. By all means see its shoo explained. Price es., 75.. Ba. N B. Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW. 11, King Witham. street, MAnsion.honse, inventor and patentee. Ave that his I tame and Address 14 on every article all others are spurious haitations.—ltaisblithed 153,. AT 131, REGENT-STREET, Loudon.— YERST FOREIGN CIOARIS ONLY. FraBEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and c i nITYI7I t ZNOLAND us at nli Ulnas to he obtained of PHILLIPS and Co.. Too Merchants, it. King William.streeL City. Gael tiros' naehil Congou Tea, 1 gl., Ss. 4d, and ;rich nottelsong, Sa W., :is. ltd., anti ts. Tea and coffee to the value of 40e. sent earrisee tree to any railway oation or market town In Itigland. A prim• (anent tree. Suprt at market pekes.. All goods interims tree within eight tiles of the City, QUMMER BEVERAGES.—L. CLERC ansl Co. hare now seventeen different kinds of pure YRUIT VA.*: V l . a table spe.ditui •.t which will give a detiei..us flavour to halt a plat of spring water, awl& water, de.—iflS, Itripmt street, W. TO GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE of RNMOVAL. Mr. MILES has found It atwolutely seaseary to remove Ma business from lion.latreet to more speciosa promisee, which will enable him more fully to carry out the plan originated by Mm of making Osman at 16e. per pair, and every article con nected with My hull lave in acoonlance therewith. Mr. 3111Jk4n M address win be 73, Bina 11C.S71tEEy, BUNAETBIET, four Mere west Hanoveraquara THE NEW BPHINti INVERNESS CAPL Ms. APRINO AND SUMMER ATilltZ. RMOSES and SON beg to atate t'aist their pre parations for SPRING and SUMMER mead any of their hTmer eßorta as well In extent cc to variety. They have slatted thfe principal markets both at borne tool abroad for the best and newest manor...toren and hue alto:ceded In cotectlng such an assortment of goods w has orecr Wore brim exhibited under one rod to this or any other country. Their BLIPOICE TAILORINth DRP.IRTMEN7II have hens supplied with In etidleas s vansty al the choicest and moat ropalue lanries. . . . Tacit ItHADY.M ADE CLOTHING STOCK fa complete In aver respect. and they mature to my that for 'Minuses of style. dam Wily of material and workmanship, tastefulness of finish and chestiness, it is mute trucquAlleti, nrun in the metropolis of Ifmk tand. No lees care has been bestow."' on the HflillEßY, HAT pad CAP and Blair and SHOE PEP itTNIEVN, which hare Nees farnisbed with an entirely new stock of fashionable and Ileallorta- Die antis at loth prices as ensble the proprietors to offer their Palm= very meat advantages. la —8 MiltskM and aGN take this opportunity ed 11111110111 - InZ that they Intend going their rUatoiners the full benefit of the abolition of the duty wake. Gloves. Ac. MORES. and NOS. Corner of Vineries and .‘liipte, and Corner of New Oxfor•letrci t, and Mart-stead ' Country litionches : Ltes.t dd and Sbefileid, Yorkaldra. E. lei isKii and SON wish it to be particularly ntiterred. that If any article lie not apprised ir It will be exchanged, er tin I money ',dunked without to ' , Litton. Their liiwk for Spring and mummer. containing "The Growth if an Imp runt branch of British industry.: with Giles for self ineasidement, and list of prices, tuay be hsil.gratis on appli cation, ur peat Irte. To appear on natunta, July 7, price 3d., THE LONDON RE% JEW and WEEKLY JOURNAL of POLITICS. LITERATURE, ART, Lad Condoctell by CHARLEY MACKAY, LLD. A thoroughly original journal not complete record of the events and opinions of the day. with flrst.class literature, adapted for the homes of the empire.—Orders received by booksellers. nens agent.. and at the Mitre, 11, Southamptowstreet, Strand. single copy sent free. by punt, on receipt of four postage stamps.—W. Little. Manager. Tllll " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, made In various ' , odour' and pattern", and putt C tempted for walking, trareili lIZ. and huAto-i4. Ttr i g walvermily DCknowletlge , i to he the mod comfortable and senior 1111611 Own ewer introduced. Price troni To be obtained of L. 31. MEd and "ON. corner of Melones sus AldaMe. sad eorner of New Oxfor.lwtreeit and flartditnirt. RII PTURE S.—By Royal Letters Pat4nt. WHITES Slltr.)lAl, LEVhlt TRUSS 'perfected and ethildted In the Exhibition. 1151, Is allowed by upwards of YOU medical gentlemen to be the mot effective Invention In the curs thre I rvatrocnt of It EItNI t. The use of a steel spline, an often hurtful In Its effects. Is here avoided : a soft bandage 14a lug worn round the body, while the requisite resisting 'unser Is supplied by the MiIe.MAIN PAD riot P.% TENT LEVER: fitting with asp winch emir and clowns,. that it l'3lllloi he detected, and troy Ise worn during sleep. A demriptite circular nut) In• hail, and. the Ten. forwarded by post, on the vircumh•leune o 1 the hotly two Inches below the hips beim: sent to ti n • maker, Mr. WHITE. SLY, Piccadilly. An Umbilical Truss on the stunt prin. ciple, and a female to welt upon ladles. A. TOILETTE REQUISITE for the SPRING. Among the many Ininries of the present age none can he obtains"( possessing the manifold virtues of iii.DItIfiCKS of Cu Lt ti 10 A. If applied to the nuts and body of the hair It imparts the moat delightful etielness, with an agreeable frugrans - e of perfunie It also at this period it the pee. needs the hair from tilling off, or if ish,ely too thin. or turtling v, will prevent its further prre.rress. and wow resters, it again. Those who really desire to have bealitiftil hair, either with wstve or curl, .N PI lid one it "laity. It is aiao celebrated for st reierthen hut the hair. freeing it from scurf, aunt pn . iiwing new hair, whiskers, slid neoistache. Established upwards of 30 years. No imitative wash tan equal it. hive 3s. mil., be., a n d Ils. only,— C. sad .t. owittuox. 472., Wellingtonatreet, Strand, W.C. TI RECKNELL'S SKIN SOAP, the best for pro .tucisa a clear and healthy skin: In h. packets of four tablets or eight squares.—Lreeknell, Turner, and Sons. by appointment to her Ilajesty, manuLieturtrs of wax. spermaceti, stearinc, composite, Wilt tallow candles, agents to Price's Patent Candle Company, dealer. In all ether potent candles, all kinds of household soot toilet snaps. and in cols, sperm. scketabk; and other Limp 0, 11. llayinarket, London. Sold by all respectable dealers in town and country. NA—Each tablet au , square is stamped with the 113111 C of yOrTH and 11E_ UTY.—The FLEUR de I* ACK. or igoont of Youth, linalrts to any completion olovslinc brilliancy. gives to the skin fre•hne;s, &Hoary. manes/. awl the roseate tint of health, Tea he had only of EDWARD DAVIK•e ON , dentist, 44a. West sletool "tor the Ekotrir Telr• graph oath, In o sAes at 1l remittances In postage stamps. Descriptive pamphlet free by plat for two stamps, SOUND atul WHITE TEETH are ilrliarewsable to prnotial attraction. net to health AIM, 1...Wei11,' by the T111:11111e3tion ofI:OWL-V.:LW lIIIONTIO. or Pearl rier, 3 white ponder Colnpo3l3l of the ehoive4 and most !whet. h 2 lihrreilli or. of the orT mat herbal. It estirpatel all tartarone mlhrsi ins to the teeth. and eienreo • twarl.like white ner. 1.. the enomellel «urfaee &mat« the further priarreas of dies) of the teeth. and bolo,. a healthy action of the mints. The breath alto. troth the 3•1111.130t13 and 11131fort3ling of the I bl-nt", attains a parity and fragrant trith .4ratk4til to Its PYkr 21...11. per 1.,. words 133obi* sabollo: are on the label. an.l •• A. Rowland and '5lll. VI, 11 Ittoorl Irkflbrib" en the government stamp. Muhl by them, anol by chemists and toefumies. BFA'AVED MR t.l3l;fora — tL4 — OSTEOPLASTIC iN.IMLL —roe only Nom -dug for Tender and Decayed Troth that will not lorvomv .11.r.,10itr,1 For Frnt. Teeth In. eatuahle l'o.t.trro for 3.) stamp, oiroctiollo euclosed.-314. aferoit.i.trret. London lacing the Pulp. cloth . MEET H. -Mr. EDWARD DAVISONE rontinotss to Al PPLY TEETII of the most extrisowalinary h t . 3.0 a t por sold‘h Pro,' r 3,1 only toe escroluit py esprnsive Ills 1.191110 ENAMEL for µsipping lowayrol Tiwth, is pe.ttly a hilt.. amt 1.1.1.1 for r vet. 444, Weil xtnnd. I.otolon. st , lj..inlit2 the Electric Teit.vrapil. Nike.—Deneliptive books frer by post. two stamps. DR. BELLOCS LOZENGES and POWDER, of Medical Veentahle rharennl. approved of by the Ira wriyi Aeyl e aly of Medicine of Paris. for the tore of liolicestion and ('wtstfppeetl , n. ald of all the. N, rs one Ise...* .4 the ntontseh and Inte.tlnet..—•!, the leot of Itoriotee. 24. tel. the bottle of pm.ler --tirneral Depot, V. JOZIAI., Ircitch Chemist, CO, Hey market. L.httrt. TRULY EFFICACIOUS aml MILD. Pr err flhI J awl LIVER EILLO. prepared without any Mercurial lo.fredwat, Rom the RN-foe of Dr. oe.aa. of Erotloy. gent. Thew Pills will be towel lnahle to all who suffer from bilious and lien romplAnts, Irellgesth.n. woa, gt•toltnese, dlulnraa,d the eyes. .tr. tor habitual ran aireneu, wol as a featly apertent tue.lielne. they are :role excel lent. mild In their operati•al and 'crateful to the stomach, tlwy eir e .ir appetite, promote ,Ilzestlon. and strenzhen the whoa, latry'ab. •') atria —solid by tn. , st drnagsts, in in, tiJ . awl nn• h, lie lure to o•k for tor. Seott's hthou. real Line? Ellie. The genUlne area 'unary Metliklidt24CY. i t th Mara Lambert. Jormynattoct," infrzwild t he P."..818411aVa LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1860. AMR, and Kin GERMAN REED, TO-NlGffr, I INA. ma WIRY 'masa (except Eaturdayl, st it, sad 'Mut ay mid listardi:teenceas st a will gare their POPULAR. IU.USTRATION "Oar Haar Mesh" sad . Sesaide Peedise," Introducing it or mutat sad tat/mama WITCHER hum 11111, LIM at the ROYAL CIALLSZY of ILLUSTRA TION, 14, Regebterzest. A Is., lb. ; deb, Ds, secured at tbe Gallery, end at Cream, sag Co.'s. KC Rettent. street—The lest repressataidea bat cm ed Us iihsep. k AYERB and HEENAN.—RICDUCTION of BRION —ALI/MBA PALACL—RZCONCILIATION and , AL sraTugmErr of the OILIATODNIMfT kw the CRAM ' PIONeHIP.—P* ITATIOW of the TWO BELTB.—ZNTHIL !MASTIC sad 11111ILLAIST 11MCIBT1ON of the TWO ITIEROM Leffßoynl 2 l' i fifilltfill i i: anlare Two im iNTKltTAlN i ttr ib ril be Baleen equate. irj r eurs " ..Rayers and if want 141111"thel• Ithemathe nobility, gentry, anti public XMilid will be delivered, and remarks made Vila adjustment of this beg-pond lag pier at the Gellvery of the Belts by the speakers. MethiE d winent artists Is waged, and 1 maths( and ,musleal entertainmeat will *am. Diessaballe Mid . lOil. ; wondered' ,bOaes). Is: bet ebsly IL lid: gallery, la. The above entertainment will he regethed Towrrowßree Orand fashionable Morn. lag illsift To-roorty*, Wememlog at two p.m. Car i=eakgri aw be meeured at Messrs. Keith Be Chappell's, w or dreern Now neath's& ;at and Brose's, 48, Pleefellie ;NOM ae Albumin Moos. from 11 to A VirlON of AIaRICAN PLANTS as i 'PAP ILL—Werra_ !WU= mod GODIZOY beg to Gamma WO dm 11.1010 e TWITS ore now In west x i= ir DAux belo w . The n Dere rery nneen= ell tlasels ddposded 142441.111limillhallikelipkarask Wiaidilstarset, filly.Pi Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament NOPICL gncen SMOKING SALOON added to this Hatatillshment, Open every Breniug with the SIONSTIDI BAND, conducted by Mons. [among, cheforoecheetze to the lamporar Napoleon. Open at la o'clock. Admission. In. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, Asynterkst.-11 you vast to spend a pleasant evening, go to the LONDON PA N, the guest rooms iu London, and the best CONCEIT. Admission (by refreshment ticket) IA— Bowling Aiken lUDs Dallsriss. te. OOBBETT'S INDIAN CORN or MAIZE. V J. MAY and Co. beg to announce they have a fine stock • the above, which can he mad as a vegetable or agricultural crop. Packets ed. and 1a each, per post free. or larger quantities so application to 1, Welllngton.street, Strand, Waterh. Bridge.— ls B. From two craw of corn were produced by a gentleman In rallol 31 bushels, the weight of Mina. 81711..D1NG8 with windows tho sight from which is impeded by walls or other unsightly objects may hove the inconvenience removed by DIAPHAN I 1.% or the ail of imitating stained glass, which will be found equally suitable foe Church Wipdows Conservatories, &e. Book of Infractions sent post.frce for M. Book of Etchings post-free gratis. A handsome specimen of the art adapted to their shop doors may be seen at A. MARION and C0. .,' 152, Regent-street. Linden. Wholesale and Retail. Agents at foods: Messrs. HARVEY, REYNOLDS, and YOWLER. GOLD CHAINS.—WAT HERSTON And BROG DEN beg to call the attention or the public to the ?ORM of IN VOICE which they deliver with Gehl Guard Chains purchased at their manufactory : L a. d. To workmanship of pattern chain, 64 Inches long To air carat gold, weighing on. dwt grl., at L 7 is bpi per ounce, mint price Total_ rpoe this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE W the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser: Wither eon and Bromlen looking fora fair remuneration on the worka munship only, which le charted securdlng to the intricacy or simplicity ad the pattern. ATHERATON and BROODER, Goldsmiths.—Nloonfactory, No. le. lienrietteetreek Cusent.ganieo, Loudon, W.C. Eats- Wished A.D. ITN. ;;ysraZle74 Chant,. and Jewellery for le each.—N.B. Tti estahllatiment closes at nix m the evening, and on Saturdays at ODe o'clock. WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. If. 110DRIGUIII, 41, invites attention to Ns elegant STOCK of DRESSING CARES, TRAVELLING DRESS ING BAGS, DESPATCH DOERS, Writhe( Cans, Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, LAMM' RETICULE and CARRIAGE BAGS of every description . 311.DLRVAL MOUNTED ENVELOPE CASES, lIWI'TING.DOOKS, sad INKSTANDS en suite: Scent Cinikets. Netting, and Glove Boxes, the NEW PATENT SW-CLOSING DOM: -SLIDE, alto a choice variety of ELEGANCIES sad NOVELTIES suitable for PRILSENTATION, too renew to enornerate. To he had at II EN KY A1)DRIOU101, PloootWit, two doon front SackeWc.streek THE RIGHT HON. SIDNEY HIJIBEIT AT WILTON. There Mae quite a " demonstration" at Wilton on Woodsy (eye the Wins/tire tedspeadesq, the occasion being the anniversary festival of the Wilton and Salisbury Breaches of the Wilts Friendly Society. The dinner took pima as usual at the Wool Loft. The chair was taken by the Right Hon. T. IL 8. Bensoutrr, M.P., sad emonpt those present were the Bi gh t Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., Mr. Autrobus, M.P., the Mayor of T h e he. The meal toasts were given and responded to ; that of the " Ar it irEs:d . Navy" by The t Hon. SIDNEY Hamm; who spoke as follows: • and Gentlemen, — They say that the peculiarity of the times in w hich we live, is that they are "fast times," and our chairman has cer tainly farnielsed an illustration of this fact, for he pro ceeds at mak a roe, and proposes toasts so rapidly that the neferfetote object of them has no time to think what; be *slimy In reply. (laughter.) That is the posi tion is which I End myself although I have something to say maseosindief those noble services with which be has dime 06 the honour to connect my name. I am tow Path* It fee war; sad I have endeavoured while occupying tba oce to give lb, greatest efficiency to all arms ad lair Majerty's servhs. (Hear, hear.) I believe that at i V et. rtee of our history was our army in a finer state of or animated by a more chivalrous spirit than ris al • moment, reader the commend of that most thereesk soldier the Duke of Cambridge. (Loud cheers.) is VW °sone of the LA few months our volunteers have added themselves to the list of those who are ready to de. fled their country : and I am happy to say that sena -Imre is, Willee. sma es the Owe cossperedvely is, we have got a volunteer coma The lead, however, la this neighbourhood, was taken at Salisbury, where a capital corps has been established. (Hear, hear.) I need not say this in the presence of Mr. Tooke and his army of 70 men, who have come here this morning for the hostile of annexing Wilton to Salisbury. (Laughter.) But purpose ever their intentions may be I can assure them that we are glad b. treat them as the Sicilians have done General' Garibaldi—we heartily wish them to stay along with us, and that even if they go away it will not be long before they return. (Cheers.) Well, ii•entlemen, or rather let me say ladies and gentlemen, for it is necessary that those who defend their country should receive fair rewards for it--(laughter)—let me say that at no period has this country shown a more loyal or more martial spirit than it has lately done, and is doing at this moment, although I believe we are all, from the bottom of our hearts, desirous for peace, as the greatest blessing that God can give us. (Hear, hear.) We have no ambitious projects, we have Do o ff ensive intentions, but we have the firmest determine- I tion that if any other power should venture to attack us we will teach it to rue the day. (Cheers.) Now gen tlemen, I will not detain you longer upon this subject as I want to call your attention to a very singular fact con nected with the history and the product& of this. county. A part of it is celebrated for its cheese, • part of it for its barley, a part of its for its cattle, a nd a part of it, as Mr. Rawlence knows, for its sheep ; but there is yet another article which Wiltshire produces in a most singular manner, and that is secretaries of state. (Laughter.) If you obs erve, whatever government is formed—whether it is formed by Lord Derby or Lord Palmerston—they cannot escape without a Wiltahirornan se secretary of state. (Cheers.) These secretaries of state do their best for the good of the country ; but, like bucket& in a well, as sure as ores of them is up the other is down. (Laughter.) Generally speaking, they meet in the House of Commons, and there they sit, scowling at use another across the benches, as though they were the greatest enemies in the world. (Laugher.) You cannot imagine how my friend on my left scowls at me, and how Ido my best to return it ; and yet, some how or other, here we are to-day sitting side by side, as though we were the best friend . in the world. (Chem.) I have known Mr. Fatcourt now for a vast number of years. I recollect him riding about the country when I was a boy living in Cliihnark—for he is a grad deal older than I am, remember, and I wish to treat him with that veneration which a person of his years deserves ; I recollect him coming over there for the first time, trying to get up this institution, which, mainly through his exertions., has since acquired such strength and taken each deep root in the affections of the labouring dames of this county. I could not, therefore, propose to you • toast which you will drink with such acclamation as Health and long life to the respected chairman of t h is day, Mr. Sotheron-Esteourt." (Loud cheers.) The Right Hon. T. H. S. ESTCOUNT returned thank; and in doing so spoke of the position and prospect' of the society. Other speeches followed, and the company separated. Wilton Park was afterwards thrown open to the public, and large numbers of pleasure-seekers flocked into the town from Salisbury and other places. DR. BOWE ON INDIGESTION. Now rend*. Sixteenth Editina, revised, price lig &1., NERVOUS DISEASES, Liver and Stomach Cernpluints, Low Splits, Indlgistion, and dlsonicre ,pro dneed by Warm Climates. By O. Holum Bort, Kb., London: John Churchill, New Burtinton-street Meth Edition. just published. prier .by pot 2 0 stamps, DEBILITY and Pa IRRITABILITY (Mental and Physical): the Causes, Symptoms, Effects, mot Rational Treatment. By T. B. itVMAN, M,D, Mi)sician to the tit:aerial Postaintoti Letter-earners Provident Institution. &c. Condos: Prom the Author, 2S, Lloyuminare. Jovt publialsed, 1 vol. Bvo, price 16,., DR. FORBES WINSLOWK NEW WORK ON CEREBRAL AND MENTAL DISORDERS. ON OBSClTRElslglii§hoTiiie BRAIN and Dlo4)rtnEas of the MIND their Incipient Symptoms. Pathology. Diagnosis. Treatment, and Prophylaxis. By kokaks Viotti...lv, 31. D., it.C.L, Brno. de. This work will be carefully studied And received by the pro fession 04 the muter effort of a great philosopher. atom.: whuloin, experience. vast research, large observation, and close ressonlnx. each directed to diagnostic and practical curative purposes, are for the benellt of mankind anti to the 4lory of medicine in scribed in faithful characters upon every page."—Dublin Quar terly Medical Journal. London John Churchill. New Itorlington.street. MASTERS AND OPERATIVES REPORT. The select committee appointed to take into con sideration the best mesas of settling disputes between masters and operatives,and to whom the Martens and Ope ratives Bill was referred, have considered the matters to them referred, awl agreed to the following report : " From the evidence taken before them, in which both masters and operatives were examined, and also after refer ring to the evidence taken before the committee appointed in 1856, your committee have come to the unanimous opinion that the voluntary formation of equitable councils of conciliation would tend to promote a more friendly tin. dominating between the employers and employed, to soften any irritation that might arise, and in must cases to prevent the growth of niche spirit of antagonism as too of ten leads to a strike. Yourcominitteeconeuriotheopinionexpressed in the report of 18.'01, that ' From the evidence before them, they cannot but arrive at the conclusion that the formation of courts of conciliation in the country, more especially in manufacturing, commercial, and mining districts, would be beneficial ; that by these means, both the masters and operatives would be enabled, each from their own chum or calling, to appoint referees, an equal number by each party, having the power to elect a chairman.' Your committee have considered the bill which has hero referred to them by the house, and are unanimously of opinion that if the bill purses into a law, it will promote the welfare anal good understanding between masters and operatives, unit be stl vantneoux to the country. Your committee, in conclusion, add, that there is nothing in the hill that gives power to any council to regulate the rate of wages in any prospective manner whatever.—May 15, 1860." Diemprze ix THE BriLDnen TRADL The operative stonemaimus of Bradfonl have this week pub lished a printed statement showing that the existing rein them between them aril their employers are not of a satin. factory character. It iippeurs that the men have asked for a reduction of their hours of labour from 571 to 513 per week, their wages to remain as before. They state that by way of nierting this deduction they are sacrificing 2a. per week of their wages, as agreed to by 43 employers of the town iu but which agreement was on ly acted upon by the masters " so long as it suited their conveni enee." Two nionthie notice, it seems, has been given by the men 14 their present demand for shorter hours of 41111 tint notice expires oou the 4th of June ; so that something in the nature of • strike is impending, the em ployers not having seceded to the request made to them. 31..4 of the Hull joiners are at present on strike. The men seek an advance of lid. per day in their wages, raising their weekly wages from 21s. to 274. In consequence of the gnat demand for workmen several of the masters have been oompelled to give in, while mane of the others are reso lutely determined to withstand die effort, of the men to gain their object.—Lents Mercury. Tlts LATE MR. JAMS BELL—The Pharrnactu . furvel Jottnerre puldishes a subscription list, by widelt we learn that neon than 1,400 f. baa already been oulae.lbed fur the Jacob bell memeciaL THE DRINKING FOUNTAINS ASSOCIATION. The first annual meeting of this association, having for its object the establishment of drinking fountains in the metropolis, was held yesterday at Willie's Rooms, St. James's ; Mr. SAMOIL GUKNIT, M.P., the first founder of • public fountain in London, taking the chair. The re port, read by Mr. E. T. Wakefield, the hon. secretary of the association, entered at considerable length into the origin and of drinking fountains both in provincial towns and m ndon, alluding to the success which had at tended their establishment at Liverpool, and their subse quent iutroduction into this metropolis—the first of which had been erected at the expense of the Chairman, and which had !served as an incentive for ninny others in the same work. The report further stated that the annual cost for tho water supply to each fountain would have been 5/. per annum, hut the committee had re ! pre.ented to the water companies that this was an excep tional case, the object of which was charitable, and the Middlesex Unmanly had given their water free of charge, and the Lambeth Company at a reduced rate. (This announcement w:is received with applause.) The com mittee in their report proceeded to state that the other large water companies had not fallen in with this view, but in • local act of parliament which had been recently paned it had been expressly 'tine listed that the prsimoters should supply a certain number of fountains for the public use. As proof of the estimation in which the public held these fountains the plan of placing a contribution box had been ailopttsl in one instance, when it was found that ltd. per day had been deposited by those who had portaken of the advantages, and it was in- tended to apply the samo system to others. The total number of fountains already established was 91, and although some of the cars for drinking had occasionally been stolen, it was proved that there was a protective care on tho pirt of the public generally to prevent any destruc tion. The receipts for the year were announced to be 2,60 W. 2a. 3d., and the expenditure 2.3471. Is. tld. The Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Slaney, M.P., Lord Radstock, the lion. T. Byug, and Mr. Paine. Q.C., subsequently addressed the meeting, and resolutions in support of the association were adopted. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANSTEAD. The annual court of this institution was held at the London Tavern yesterday, for the purpose of subrnittini their annual report to the subscribers, and electing 2j candidates ; the chair was taken by Mr. JOHN LAI:oeCHERR. The financial statement showed the annual subscriptions and small donations to amount to 8,6241. IsB. ; life sub scriptions, 2,4471. admissions by purchase, 6801. ; ilividotals on stock, 1,4 371. lls. 2d. ; legacies, 233/. Os. fsl. ; the lulatice in hand at the beginning of the you and other items making a total of 14,602/. 14s. Gd. The housekeeping expenses had been 6,1621. 12a; salaries and wages, 2, .i021. lie. 3.1.; rent., taxes, hooks, clothing, and sundry expenses, 4,375/. 13e. 10d.: purchase of stock (3001. New Three per (•ents.), 553/. 14a; special expenditure, 1,019/. 9s. Bd.; leaving a baliume in hand of 48/. Ss. 9d. The CHAIRMAN, in monng the adoption of the report and balance.sheet, congratulated the governors and sub scribers on the prospe ro us state of the institution. It was originally intended to hold 400 children, but it had in it at present fitr.i, and with those to be then elected the number would be over 600. _ _ _ . The report was unanimously adopted, and the election was proceeded with. TAXATION BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS. —A hihly respectable meeting, convened at six boors' notice, was held in the Music Hall, Wrexham, on Tuesday evening, to petition the House of Commons against the power warped by the Howie of Lortla of taxing the &Wall pea e._ ' The chair Ira, occupied by M. Maurice, Esq., who declared him self to be a liberal conservative, hut entirely opposed to the unconstitutional conduct of the House of Lords, which re minded him, be said, of their trial of the people's patience and temper during the Reform bill in 1831. A resolution was passed, requesting the member for the county—Colonel Bkhlulph— to urge upon Ministers to take active measures to re-introduce the bill into the House of Lords. PROPOSRD PUBLIC NEWS-ROOMS FOR MARYLE RONK. —A meeting of the ratepayers of St. Marylebone will be announced in a few days to take • vote as to the adop tion of Mr. Ewart's Act. Chevalier Ernest de Bunsen, Abbey Lake, and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, Portland place, are anions the requisitionists. The meeting will lie addressed by Mr. Fox, M.P., and the Rev. J. M. Bellew, and will be attended by several ladies, ratepayers, who in teal voting on this occasion. PttovltinNV CLERKS' BENEVOLENT FUND.—An election of six additional annuitants (one clerk and five widows of clerks) on the above fund took place yesterday at the office, 15, MoorgsteAtrect t making a total of 73 mood ties granted since the establishment of the fund in 1540. It appeared from the observations of the chairman that more thou three-fourths of all the applicants had been I elected, a proportion which was believed to be larger than that of any other charitable institution in the metropolis. (Stamped id. Addition-id.) SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES—Wsmarniy. THE PHILLIPS' HANDICAP ot 60 son., for all ages ; cer tain winners extra. About 5 furlongs. Mr. Clopeland's Lady Grosvenor, by Bweehneat, 3 yrs, est Itib Mr. Davreon's Mantras, S yrs, 7st fib (Bullock) t Mr. Osbonte's Gay Girt 3 yrs, let Mr. Cliffs Lanonteast, 4 yrs 861 (Gardner) 4 Mr. lambert's lessamkie, 3 yrs, eat (Whiteley) 5 Mr. powlett's La Hollandaise. S ys list 71b (Bnowdro) 6 Rotting: 2 to 1 apt Montrose, 2 to 1 apt Lally Grosvenor, 5 to l each apt is uesst and is Hollandaise. Won by half a length, two between the second and third, same between third fourth. Mr Harland's Mirage, Set, was wVlfor, but did not go to the poet. PISPLIMII &mem of 10 nova. each, 5 ft, with 1(10 added, for 2-yrolda ; colts, Ret nb ; Allies, Sat 41b. Cer tain winners extra. (30 subs.) Biz furlongs. Odom/ Tovraeleyk Due Pout, by King of Trumps, Pet (lb (.1. Snowden! I Mr. Madam , ' Amain, Set 7lb (Challoner) 2 Mr. Gill's Lily, Mt flb (Bullock) 5 Lord Btratlmore's The Sage, Cat 7th (Aldcroft) 4 Mr. Osborne's Lopestcher, 86t 7lb Oa 5 Mr. Melionby's Royal Princess, Mt llb (WI I Mr. Wilson's Emblemetle, bat 41b 7 Betting :sto 4 apt The Sage, sto 2 Dos rook sae sto 1 apt Royal Princess. Won by twoolengtha, a lentli ' between the second and third, same between third and fourth. Tile Moon Cur of 900 seva in epee* added to • handi cap sweepstakes of 5 mom. each, for 3-yr-ohis and upwards; certain winners extra. Ono mile sad_ • ortier. Mr. Ooppertnweite's Endre San, br Dana. tilit ..., llb Mr. -T. Odiernes *VOX Syte, telith — r Mr. T. Dawson's Mr William, 8 yea ma Rib , Malden' 3 Mr. neraing's Dye, 8 yes, let Sib (hairy) 4 The following also ran :—Jack Spring, Master Begot, Iwquenet, The Druid, g by Vatican—Lady Mary, Sutton, C 111 Andover—Lady Elisabeth, Mies Lucy, and Libelous. Betting : 6to 4 eget Sir William, 6to 1 eget Miss Lucy, Bto 1 each agst Sutton and Rising Sun, 10 to 1 apt Druid, 100 to 8 agst Ripen, 100 to 7 each eget Clio and Master Bigot, and 20 to 1 agst Jack Spring. Won by a head, same between the second and third ; Clio was beaten three lengths, Master Begot was fifth, Sutton sixth, and Miss Lucy next. Grinehaw, the rider of Ripon, broke a stirrup leather on unerring the straight. Tim TENTH MANCHESTER PRODUCE STRUM of 10 sOvs. each, h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; fillies, Rat 41b ; 31b and 51b allowances. Certain winners extra. (42 =ha.) Boron Rotbsehtkra Restes by Orestes, Rot Bb.. (Charlton) 1 Mr. rAnson's Doh at the Bowater. Set 41b Withington) 2 Mr. Osborne 's liireage, 7st 131 b tChalloiser) Mr. Whitworth's sister to Ryistone, Bat 41b.. (J. anowdeu) 4 Betting : 4tol on Restos. Won by four lengths ; the others beaten off. _ THE TRAFFORD HADDICAP of 5 EOM each,with 50 *titled. Certain winner x extra. One mile. (15 51.149 61.( 7 opeLlnds Earnests', by Pyrrhtia the kirst, 3 yrs. Bet 811, Dolt.in) 1 Col. Towneley's Caif an, 4 pre, let 101 b (Buorden) 2 Mr. BMWs Adelaide, 4 yes. 7st 7lb (Orinwhaw) 3 Mr. O'Hara's Homeward Boand.p yn, Tat.— 4. Edward) Mr. Cliffs Lustre, a yrs, bet Pritchard) 6 Mr. Dawson's Slise Hawley, 3 yrs, Get 73b Mr. Wright's Lay fAss. 8 yrs, Eat (li. Betting : 3 to 1 apt Griffin, 7 to 2 egst tare Lase, 4 to I mat Idles Hawley, II to 2 east Ramesea, 8 to i agst Ade laide. Won by half a length, a length between the second and third. THE MAIDEN PL.tl2 of 50 soya. for horses that have never won that sum at any one time • 3-yr-olds, let ; four, Bst 41b ; five, Bst 91b ; six and age:l, Bst 121 b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Mile and • quarter. Mr. I'Aneon's Bab at the Bowater, by Aunandsle, 3 yrs, 84111 h Mr. Bradshaw's Andy, 3 yra Tit (J. Snowden) 2 Sir. Osborne's Honeymoon, 3 yra 6k 11lb ....'thelloner) 3 Mr. Clifri Jasper, 3 yrs, 7M Nine utlieri ran, but were not placed. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Bab at the Bowster, 5 to I apt , Honeymoon, 6to 1 each apt Coroner and R atan, 8 to 1 each apt Walkingtou and Baronet. Woo by half a length, two lengths between the second and third. THgaintil7. Two YEAIIsOLD STAMM. ynnstay Amain Four ran. TELLDNIUMEZeII COP. Ben Webster Rameses Bucephalus Five ran. Won by • length ; two Isogtha hotwelw the snood sad third. &LUNG Hawnicar. Mary Stuart 1 Um:arum Five raa. Crrr atIDICAP. Groavenor I:rittin Six ran. VOLLINTIUM SLUM. Elms Jack Wing Three ran. QUEEN'S PLATE Corona Four rsa. GOODWOOD RACES. THI GOODWOOD ere. Weights calculated up to Jane 2. Age at lb 1 Age it lb Underhand The Proudeed land.. 4 9 7 . Hen Weimer 3 7 7 Phantom 4 V 0 Cape Flyaway Nee/audit, Comfort G11(1101114 Aston &Mani 4 9 0 Butterfly 3 7 3 Highwayman 4 9 0, Bane Zouave aired in I Secluaion 3 7 3 France. Starke (bred in Arne- Dance bred inFronee, 3 6 7 ries Thormanby SateUtte The Drone Sweetaanee 3 7 7. Optimist S 9 7 Mt. Allying --- Lord Portsmouth, Lord It Thyme, and Mr. W. Day are subscribers, but did not name. PRINCE OP WALES YACHT CLUB. The first races of the season of this club took place req.enlay, when, despite the fact that it poured with rain all day long. there were it great number of spectators, ladies and ge ntlemen, great interest being excited by the match, as it brought out several new boats, in ad& tion to there being some old and tried clippers. The race was among yachts under 12 tuns belonging to theclub, and centre hoinb under II tons, open to all clubs, there being two prizes, a cup value 21/., presented by Mr. Knibbe, the vice-commodore, and a prize value lOt. for the second boat, while the centre boards had a prise value 1O(. The fol lowing started: YACHTS WITH MED GELS. Toni. Owners. . 12 8 . 10 S 9 TACHTH WITH MOVING KILEL& Stations. Yachts. Tone. Owners. 1. Czarina 2. 3. Ti v o 4. Li tt lo Vixen Stations. Yachts. 1. Wild Wave 2. Hnidee 3. Midge 4. Surprise 5. Violet The Oread accompanied the ince, and Mr. Robert Hewett, the commodore, was officer fur the day. The distance was from Brit!' to the Chapman Head and back. The first gun was . fired at Oh. 2.,m. 255., and the stinting gun at Oh. 31m. 10s.,—rather late, owing to a brig being in their way. The centre-beards were rather a-heiel of the others,and were all round and away at the same moment, the Spray, the favourite, drawing away, followed by the Little NIKO'. In the lar-e, r class the Surprise was first away, hut first one boat and then another led as the light airs from S.S.K (avowed them, till the 11,61,:e ultimately led, opening into Long Reach. At Greenhithe the Spr a y was leading, the Vixen well to windward, the order of sailing heing—llaitlite first, then the Violet, next the Surprise, the Spray. Vixen, Midge, and Wild Wave. This order was preserved for anti ' tiler mile, when the Violet drew up to the Ilaidie. At Green- tithe the Violet took the first plats) to windward, and led well to Rosherville, the not losing an inch of ground in her endeavour to go by her ; horn here she came up and caught her in Gravesend Reach , but the Violet stopped two ettempts of the Hai,Ke to go by, and again led down the Hope ; the Haiike at length came up again, and after 'Mo ther fine race a wh ich p on the uit of the Violet gave the Heidi* the lead, she nev er afterwards at. The time at the Chapman was as follows : b. m. s. h. m. s. H a m 3 8 6 My . : , 3 27 20 Violet gurPrise Wave 3 21 15 Czarina 345 10 Midge (Adams's)... 325 5 There was no material change coming back ; sails were taken in and others set, and the Heidi* increased her lead. The Surprise, we have omitted to state pearly passed the Violet and Haidie in the Hope and ma le a very close race of it back, as will be seen by the following coming i ms n times : h. . . HahWe (winner let prise, large elms) ... 643 55 Violet (winner 2nd prize, large clam) ... 653 40 Surprise 6 54 42 Wild Wave 7 045 Adams's Midge Spray (winner centre-board chies) • Little Vixen 7 12 10 [T WOPENCE. UNIVEASITY INITLLIG-BAR. CAMBIUM& KAY 31. The Vice-Chancellor has received from the com mingles= appointed by the Cambride Univeasi_ trActln order of her Majesty in Council, dated MAY 1A .,, confirming the statute for the regulation of the Regius Professorships of Divinity, Hebrew. sod Greek in the Uni versity of Cambridge, which was fruited by the commis sioners, and laid before the council of the senate in the month of May, 1869. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A MILLS; MAT 31.--Arrommss7s.—Captain Sir F. L. M'almieek, to the Bulldog. commissioned. Midehigesee : G. H. J. Elliot, to the Cressy ; WAFT. C. St. Clair, to_ the Aboukir ; G F. M. Gordon, to the Han nibal ; g. D. Campbell, to the Marlborough ; H. S. bandys arid F. A. Wetherell, to the Donegal. First Chas Anistant Engineer G. H. Beaton, to the dumberland, for charge of the machinery of the Racehorse. WOOLWICH, Mar 31, Several of the new screw despatch vessels re cently launched, sad new bending for the government at. various private Ards, s aw Wended to be 'applied with ArTdrvett gums while will be filled an s wirriesee of Si improved dasxfplipt. espetswebed . fee** meg wire with a tie; t o the Ineeneellpase aching Iran the powered ordnener earltr u a d et'S heavy an different = li te i rC nrival d tradiftary service, have been turned out at the Royal Arsenal, and will be sub jected to experiments. Mr. Whitworth's experimental 80-pounder gun recently tested off Shoeburyness is ordered to remain in store at Woolwich, pending instructions from the Lords of the Ad miralty as to a renewal of the experiments. The same re gulations as to secresy which formerly prevailed relative to air W. Armstrong's gun have been renewed with respect to the gun of Mr. Whitworth, which is ordered to be packed nod carefully kept from the examination of all persons" CHATHAM, MAY 31. The following vessels have been taken up by the Indian government for the conveyance of troops to India : Agincourt, Clarence, Eveline, and Vittoria. The officers and men of the Ist battalion, 24th Regt., who were engaged in the suppression of the Indian mutinies, have received their India medal, ; and as t 4,011 as the neces sary returns have been received by the authorities, the whole of the officers and men entitled to them will receive them. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31. The Waap, screw steamer, arrived at Spithead this afternoon from Sheerness, and saluted the flag of the Commander-in-Chief. The Portsmouth Volunteer Rifle Corps was inspected last evening on Southees-common, by Major-General Lord William Pullet. His lordship expressed himself highly pleased with the efficiency of the corps, and urged the members to persist in their drill practice, in order to main tain that efficiency. MALTA, MAY 26. Her Majesty's ships Oreaey, Renown, St. Jean d'nere, sod London, which were cruising off M alta, entered port ou the 'l.3rd. dannibal, with Adnural Rodney Mundy, at Palermo; also Atnphion, and Neptune at Marsala ; Scylla, Argus, Int repid, and Assurance, visiting the ports of Sicily. Her Majesty's troop-ship 31regcra arrived yesterday, and leaves for Corfu to-morrow. Her Majesty's ship Terrible is an ready to start with Sir Arthur Fanshowe and suite for Plymouth after the arrival of the Melpomene, hourly expected. On the 26th a coirrtmartial met to try Captain Butcher, commanding Royal Marines of her Majesty's steamer Lon don, on a charge of insobriety. The prisoner admitted the charge, and the court very shortly broke up, after sentenc ing the prisoner to be dismissed from her Majesty's steamer London, placed at the bottom of the list of captains of the Rcyal Marines, and there to remain. TiE LATE RIOT AT RAMILTON.-011 Wedneaday some of the police authorities of Hamilton arrived in Edin burgh for the purpose of making further investigation into the cause of the late riot. The West York Rifles having been turned out for parade, ten men were taken from the ranks and sent off to Glasgow prison, escorted by one odicer and twenty mend the 78th Daily Courant. THE IRISH PAPAL BRIGADE. There are further accounts of the success of the Pope's recruiting sergeants, and of resignations in the Irish constabulary, the men exchanging the Queen's lively for the uniform of the Irish Papal Brigade. The Limerick Ezamisier reports as follows :—" Notwithstanding the recent proclamation, the movement to raise in Ireland a bripde for the service of the Pope is said to progress with steadiness and rapidity. The North Riding of Tipperary has already furnished a con siderable contingent, and in the south there are numbers of young men of respectable families and position who pro fess themselves ready and willing to support the came of the Pope. Throughout Tipperary and Limerick the police are everywhere resigning. Yesterday morning 15 young men left Limerick, en rnate for Rome." The Cork Examiner of Wednesday says :—" Up to yes terday six sub-constalges had tendered their resignatios,end it in stated that several others have it in contemplation to follow their example. Some of these have been in the ferce six and eight years, and allege as a reason for the change the low salary at present doled out to them, which is about equal to the wages of the humblest labourer. They pur pose emigrating to a land where, it is hoped, their servims will be more highly prized." A letter from Drogheda remarks:—"The enthusiasm for emigration to Italy still continues here in Drogheda as well as in the neighbouring district,. There are forty members of the constabulary stationed in this town, and out of these no less than ten of the finest men in the lot have just ten dered their resignations in the usual way. Their withdrawal from the force at this particular tune is ominous. Of course, they have stated no cause which led them to come to such a resolution. About thirty out of the forty members are Roman eatholue, and it is the opinion of the people that all the latter will resign and enrol themselves in the brigade, as there are very attractive promises held out to them in bounty and pay." Mr. Page, the Inspector-General of Mails, visited Southampton yesterday to inspect the post-offices on board the Oriental packets, in order to see what improve ments can be made on board the new Holyhead and Dublin packets, which are now building. The Ceylon, Delta, and other steamers were visited., When these packets commence running the Irish mail trains will leave London at 7.30 a.m., and 8.30 p.m., and reach Holyhead at 1.40 p.m., and 2.40 a.m. They are to leave Holyhead at 11.10 a.m. and 11.40 p.m., and reach London at ti. 25 p.m. and 6.55 a.m. The whole of the Irish letters are to be sorted during the jeer nit, and voyages between Loudon and Dublin. The land staff will consist of 8 clerks and :Al sorters. PRESENTATION OF A TELESCOPE DT THE BOARD Or TRAWL—At the offices of the Liverpool Local Marine Beard yesterday (Wednesday) Mr. C. M 'lvor, oil lichidf of the Board of Trade, pros-del a handsome telescope to Captain Dick, of the @hip Advice, of tilaogow. thi tlm 7th of October last Captain Dick fell in with the ship Cr.vilock, of Belted, off the Flanks of Newfoundland. The Creenock mug water logged and breaking up, and after remaining by her fee three dare during a heavy gale, Captain Dick managed to save the captain and crew, 28 iu number. Both vessels were timber laileu front Quebec. THE TOBACCO TRADE AND THE MERSEY DOCK BOARD.—A number of gentlemen interestsml in the tobacco trade have memorialised the Mersey Dock board in favour of warehouse accommodation on the margin of the docks for that trade, and have pointed out, as the most eligible site, the land opposite the Stanley Docks. It was dated at the Want meeting yesterday that the charges incurred upon tolgteeu in Liverpool were considerably heavier that in Lin den, and that if improved facilities were not afforded in Liverpool a large portion of the trade would belied to that port. The lesird have promised to take the question into prompt consideration. TILE GREAT TASMANIA AND THE LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS.—The Indian Board have granted the mull of 901. for distribution amongst the Liverpool workhouse officials, as a reward fur their attention to the Indian soldiers who returned home sick and enfeebled in the Oreat Tasmania. This sum has been divided amongst the medical officers, matron, nurses, &c., the medical officers of the first elm receiving 245. per diem for three weeks, and those of the second class IN. per diem for the same period. The governor of the workhouse (Mr. Carr) has declined to receive any gratuity. FOR.ORRY ET A BANKRUPT.—JohII PlinilOy Ed wards, who recently absconded frem Birmingham, and hag since been declared a bankrupt, had a charge of forgery preferred against him yesterday at the Public-office, Bir mingham. This charge was made by Mr. Hodgson, Milici tor, at tho instance of Mr. Joseph Hall, of the Fenton Iron works, Tunstall, Staffordshire. This application was made in respect of a bill fur 330/., made on the 30th of April Lot. The stipendiary magistrate granted the warrant. EPPS'S BONCEOPATHIC COCOA.—Its delicious aroma. grateful smoothue.i, and invigorating power have pro cured its general adoption as a breakfast beverage. 116., and 111.. packets, at is. iii, !s, Ib., i'Y lbw pried grors,7- Libelled •• d ame s hpps, Ileueeepalluc Chemist, Laudon. Advernsemetit.