The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-16 00:00:00

. z--e .00:22 - I N LW SPA') ijt .u.za I • AUII 71. aaafrqr.4 , lieet l o K s WWII— •-• .. ...1 , ), SEVellidX3 , . • " 44 • 1 . .. I f. No. 4.319.] A t sTRALIANINEWZEALANDPACIKETS. 1...‘ imps *. AIiDN EV Lev et. Ilonthly ILIIGIILAZ LINIL Lo% tal% to MIELBWINE AUCKLAND ,NIW MUNI". L...% IKON IioLITUN . . f..11.•12,4 cy4i.ist,l rimier ships at air SLACK TALL LINE d PIUTPIH az-SOYAL MAIL t. ACM will be dristeled linos the Louisa Dodo psactiodS .11 'Older Alga r.. 10 ay lrythousuft I,ll*Sydsoy July 10 V••tt. r Whom 'MO IM Dm- Jew IS Mum INlS,lllallonnue .. July II m•!rit of as %ova !Alin 'llllll.llydroy Lou. u)rum .. Wog llloll.ll.4ma y Dept. IS rt... OPliellid VONNU sem as youssid — le jr wisn snd slippers of snit sad mesa el mow Cubit and deepatelk they u—s deb ftwA sad tutees weenie .22.. d. boillt mad flMi ssgssiskY ter 011111111 % a 11., their rap.. preemies have emesed • rarld-lissera ......... et .1. —, ,, r byt.cht Of 111111111 P sisply to 1.01112 IlArtiUsa 1 • Li"TiNk 4 . me la T. IC 11.101 LIT soil Co.. f.. ilsirsds• street. irsrhs. LC EMRB .ll 3 n ll . ?kr L EY . WI L Ir I.r T r A 4 M p a A n cl SON R' ICARALJA -1., It •famm /LNG OA Ain* dim* Wows Str Latr k• tala •st I a Llaa ta. .114, ;74 L. aM ~Mails* hp Ltra aL• A L I. 111.1111 M t' •troarni.r bias the Uri oar bola Mt ship hour ••• 30.••• 111•711111 Mad end asiotroloall Yaw of twirls • : •...ml ra• th• •••••11t. Moat XIN. ROIL L•• t. Y•4l•taao •rlawatr Las tovendlia. aM traiLkartnt Woo. War mt. I W.. ...IN-.* Ise IN riminem Yuri to AroU•11.• Ha, • • au-.1 .1,64 Syr a dorms of ▪ •••••aluatar•al. all o*. • ton; 'wavy pa •r Ve Itwort .c •••• spots I. NOW. sat )4,./N. Mary Vrlotra Mal 111/4 Lair= atar•rt N.•-.,par. 4111 a nye air 11111 tromerri tram I a latmear to riprou.s.so.l 1R sismideas au•l al•• tagraLatro We& NVI9FY 1 117431 COBOIIINIOATION to i rr YORE—no unaueou 12W Y mid 111 ILADISIVIA iiTtAll MIT aninunvaisse &twat talLpowymi 1r..% vs.,* Aesswilibs.aillog A esuasse• So *Wart mow :en and WEillum Plii tiara FOB NEW 70f=. WM' Au& i. **Wl**. ha. la. Al. I e..ry r.ecer.llas Weirillsr. Clads PAM. U. 17, aL.t.nralniss. . 1• I 0•••••••••erldimi &pow lltiMazd possme • ars, e m bed. leaseserrs 6te LeaL.L sad Os Wallas MO= Ibill•O •••• von solimltaaw4Le Ilinus—Ver twee. wift V. VILLU 4‘l I SIIIN. a WatinsboullOwspwl; w W nvoi sod NALer. O. Wag Wfairreftril. OW. NMWE —Two %news ealt at Oat liastritar, boat re& ward aed tiorueorard MON". to bet and meshy Matta BKITISH and NoRTII AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL at LAY Mtl IYrappentod br sa. Aftieskly to PAIL latoose VILIU , a L and NEW YORK direct. and la , twirl LI TM/PM ao4 LOM.Pt. the Dorton ships may ratan ItALIYAZ to Ind mid mortar pasetris red b liajoul's walla loniertas or aim gawk are appointed to sad /NM — 'l/2111A. for Sill YORK larect. nalorisy, Joao If. refge t natonlay. Jur ne. , f.o VElr VOILIC :Parrot. natarday. Joy T. paaarto..r. nod rood. 1.4 Noma and WITSOMIIk, to M trooderrod al Yu. York on board Lao royal mall allaamidp Kama. hoed , honey. libber */ stewards Mud powwow bet without wire or bourn WA* eon be obtained ea board s—To Hakim and /hewn. aloe sten. a.n. all to words binvi b To Ns+ Turk thief el' .10. . Plad cabin. Doelos. and New Test , 43 per ton, tad II per pet aeon Man prods, in ewe sod ape ardo Theo denneWpe love OCCUM1110111.U.• kr • bolted eansbor of mooed meads par mem —Per pomp or ..Uter lahrmatlon epplp to 1. $ Pooh'. dB. hawsolasseas. London D. Currie, Haim wed rt. Phew do bains. Pork . U and .1. Larne. har.banaseiervet. D.Moa and th What. Quaenatoma . or D. and C. Whew, ( d i , " Irat:r! k eopeet. NOTICE —WINICSaa.II3PIRITS at RIDUCED IrL'llhri. —h. MUttirSit radish IM al prim with Da. Ifbasers mart, pat fret Claret • She apliwaire a .%Zr al iarZwL.par Min M. tlabblis White Min leek ar V i rt Ns. /I "" n ' had 4111 "/ t &mealy kharged tea par Erairi l ab ' Wariehaid Port 1 Mr heath Atriums Port ml 11,rry M. mi M. Meth African liwirira and Arsastillsir his him. MU Misrith. 1I& 31 Itamma* larlg, Ws. pit galla Naillidal. tin my Ater.::. per owe dam am. lialiat sly Iwo .4 tt, a'..re as reaript at SO drips. ss ams. serli —A. 111101.3311. IP. Miss& lasiso. figTEVNNti awl SON. Wine soil Sprit Mar k" ebiersla —Superior SRI Tiell and rOLONLIAL artirns.- S and Son ran hien) re...ourriso.l tlie following, via. flle, w un 4.1 ht,rhe•t quality and eteength • leg ad. to Ng par geLon Jemmies MUM. lei a. Mg M.: Mat isifley, pmal. 15. H, genou rr lanky, ierp ..uprrio• highland, Vs. per Kafka ✓oll pet e •Irbes and spirits free ig post on applkallusi. Terse, cart, Illehopeente-etreet Within. QANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the retleoetl fluty 'rail paid to soy .*.tic le Eurtand , supplied from THIIK NUNN IMNe, mine spent end Norm merehents upwards .4 44 ran purveyors 0. the Hem sovtety of Uscolifahes , 11, lamb. con/leat street VI 6 rocs the lineal, Us. mad Sm. per doses Mier edam, 42S . M.. Zvi& . very shokvs ad old , OW. U. ,toI es Peumrthfe sherries, rand dimmer mhos, NW eel SOD . eulor,a. 40e.. a 4.. Amontillado, 411 a, ih cos 041 E.. 1 11,1. n roe MIS 31.1.1 n, 11"nleaux, 1 1 “ '4l J ulkn, Itstephe, 11 . 0r= E 7. hither classes, n n from 1.0. M. 106 a Priced Her sm No& all.. jOtARLOWIS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. .11_11 !to rest psi nviolned. Ito Non lat beer ot soar wise. 4. 1. bA RIMY* - PATILIT CASE INTAND.—No watts or 111/41101411i draw br4 wW repo Nicest • lundrodkitl. Prior IN. It %It Lim - s A UTUMAToN CINUEL SI/TUL—Warnaldd lo ear. oar too Woo/r pa. year. Pelee Its. NI. lbent•lNN gratis. b• MAWS kb/ L 4 TING lIXAT mot • IWt to perfeetkm. nor' ••• lb Mks ezpialaid. M..... 7. It b fryly dlr«-t In I AMU BARLOW, 14, Vag New. V*201..1 In , I*.e. 10, Mar Nib p•Mstie. M INN Ns Um. a nd ..I.lresa II on area Wide .1 mow ag. trutues bekaogi.,ll.l —Ealiabilebed WO. THE HABANA CIOAR COMPANY (Limbed). Nll.llrPllti. lieu Admiral sla WILLUJI liiCIDION, lert, China. TM 1114 M H.. I.4.loarvagh. I Oa. T. C. Massolll li.. sr i. 1.0%1 Vela". Meal Ilsoma. alt. toil I+ .ILIIKtiItERO. Ilmageraml Sessesr, latestar. IJ. •i..tg 11..boatutty 'writ. public atilmilma ko libuir Auk 44 n.l inipnrinill S&L , . I . wart beim the Wyse mill abolmot .m y L...pt aim WIWI" VPUI.11114•41 (et Tebasem mill their I .:...I, .1 Pipe Uipm Wks, mod War -ram. 4111,14 W -W. J Aty.• .• been,. W. lipped Mal ismoduskr OR es w --1.. i mg 14114.11: taw, quelbollk 4 •• . J.... 1.4•. S. [Ms Trimialmooll. Oft • iff, 1m. , 11 , . ell. alehelli_ ; Nisits/Watit: 1111 . 684 a. Yttelle (Nmilmuldes :11, TeliMirdnoll LONDON CAIPIT W•REHOUBK. AA lir AVON ash IMO hilt Imwestle• ail their exterhat a twit .4 CAMTISIG. t S 4 Mete' $. the ahem wale . aloe Ma liwieriadiss. MN. %Walk 14. /41/24/40/14/0 decurution ad l thealpireWeet, tad IS awl Oh I' reel. K. WAIT SAM d Arid-chum new and rournmo—r. ban asel Co. b. So ea anan M tas pnbilt: ttee nay law nrahassil taw wan trund les, of annul Is-r- boson whisk, added his alrtady tha Istrod and la lam loa, lira sat sambaing WI is. nal vans, tataLtaarzi . tos , .4 . 4leLes, drorm aue = E d r roa eean spoit= suss chain as Ir. anal drawkaasm dm... Is alt, see la ed . teleetetyr Jiang Odin d eea ; Ina bahanda O. al one, an. r snick ingartlesalely now ma Ino Oran walls. Innsats M. ee. le. imod Olt thswalehohfosh. Mahn Aeon t-do'4lshod fa nava Ilifipea la Sul allartet wild dad the s'avo dock satst ad an on making an dlopla, n L• 464•11 at lessei Wan a... and won di Nana Milk tonal" rid mina esw maid bon sad Itoddlag antallana with nary dnerfatlan bad 1 , 0(0 mime. Inn wilds Y weenstial. Main/ Oa limn orbs Is plan Ispros. Wand* se weener seennowl II see appsond d MAW paid Io say snake la Ilbs Nnaidan. No slags ifra fas an of arm PAM OH A IBS, COUCHES, sad BIDS sas 'mamma Inn it al the men amigisis as/ • kml4 Nowa r gp in 110 men gen tor iimpllke, ▪ onind w MOM 11111116 aged inig. rid Minna. Oil& tn. eft" bonding. T.ILKINO CHANDILLIER.—" More an 1 a au) • liederatore' ANC aro be ylvo dot sorb d sou. • 1.: .. re. Is km, sem for shrew moan ter ' moo lee • a. r. Mors sr sof Ms 611414, mill blab. am 'iOdlosioe fer ••• doe a vbasoileilot Te IMAMyowl le sup to Iwo! idyls and oreorebooliee •• at se larlevvv. ad Yr II of Ms All Works. Hat. Is uld Iliablemod elerdellere suer r.,.. I 1.. }Ant. MI Malls evaporallod by Ike beet gooeueded In • ... L. 1.1) ...wad. A. IM water evaporator. Yee Ilboreeed pr MU. Ulf oloossphoro of Os -w31 3 1..•4 s. , 4I I I .11ohis.: iallisati.o of Ha IMaintios wludo, bet with 4 , • IN • patrost 4h4Artlet own Is avoided. A eldslie le Im p) Isosti,4 so 1.6 thfoot d lbe. lobs. es Ilal. ea the pa az i m and the ouessebeend wile .4 obi Ms song, .4 a MAI woo older. Time r••.it..61 ere all may erhl s •* .f h 3. Theft Impnwesl eboodollore to beils772 rt irevisars —Atlas Worlue Ileleeaserdees. 11Arl GERMAN WAX CA NDLIIB, • „ .1 irr U. line &Mob wax or spasm. ; • a. , L 71.1. pastla• 1.a. : to al bad oplinlk : lewd *am as wax : la •4d ilampedie. . tor* Nod 114, ; Ur relaxes= . 4 •41 , 11•1• .141 siddas. sp. 4t. sad It L...a. a. pas paws; Irma. ft et rouser on i S • 4. , fes. per 11/Iba. ; . aid ' is pm podist ; cammas Muni Windsor : : ^ • 1.... I. al Irma la : wok alums& la GL—eir ••'•^ 41 r BOXY olLapwlillam.l warobesi. tiorlawieuse. Lois. W.C. jiltrA NELL, TURNER, and 80NW HAND 4 % Kt:Men Sallaamal 01.8, wart " 1, .• r..ttarial of maillas wham earrkal Maul —~W aim W. ' h.uaa. it Ms lea Wire, al aid 81. Usrssars, S. TalißM and CHEAPEST TEAS and comna to pawn) are at all Man to be obtained et PRIMP" a4lO/, Tea 31114thants. t. Una Wlttliamlnst,, my. Good Ansi wild Papa 74a, ti L . lOC Is.. I/ 4/, lad 44. etch Is. M. I/ 104 . sad 4 Tea andeollse to ll* value of 433., aui iterlige tree to any railway stalks et ottalict tonela 1441•114. • peles current Inc leinsat motet Idea All goods nano bye y 11143440 1 meths at the CIO. VOLT'S REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, ha W NEW MOM PINOT °VIC, for es val yeoteetket. silltaey. ee sad epode/ parpree, trerel esti home M. he. 44. WI. eellbet . 21, f i r. V. Windt barrel. REVOLVIUM 1111•01111 k mei bon ;4, I, Windt buret ; Sande . bl.. Ltamedpave pew kes—lree mak wholesale end retell, by the =isemebeemer, LUeI.4L 011112= e 1 &w., avoid esoMeellelle.-11story are A RCHIAY PRIVMS, WiDDIIIG sad BIRTH .Ca. DAT PDIAZYTIL—AS T. A. 61111110 N mad 00.11 ltdabligassai 1114 114.81,41•84, lkok-olteet. wlll saw be Ormi semi Allosolissi mad sivAillAri of every dr salplios. et the mod shake ad bierilDA dwlpt maw Indwell kr Oat 1 4 / 4 " waitaim Iwe weddinst mad billhaA7 prwa.ia j ARDBAT lobo, Re —T. A. /11111.44 )!.1 sal CIA. pilidmaisaz ws. vista amt elm* inannuuluvais. sad Memnon of Amiga sal tam"' way etsorlaA PAgesl46•44 mad 11. Desll4Dgek )7ALUES of GOLD.—WATHIRSTON sad saoooss. tio rho ornmosso. et Or PON. and Weir wmarces 19/14•04. bogro. the talkorles llMOMitialmet re • TALIT of penerliml 4b• tbe Yr Weir es• lie be alike pmiret•et by =144 1904 slerdel 1. an 41 444 die ilab/De9 4 Gold 104 •41 2019 or O M sold r .12 . 7 . 1 8 4 rant, . el 11 TO ter& ..14 414 11 osrols.. •• • 444544 .. 11 31 Aprons& le 064814.. 114 74 orate . 1 4 9 minis.. 41 0 If U 1 puala . 1 1 21 U weft 'DAM 14 canoe. I 9 44 mats 017 8 41194491111 IT 94 IS cameo— 1 11 . 014 14 U atole.. 014 4 1) carets.. 21 4 cants 010 74 10 ante.. 110 94 11 mails.. 1 la 1 carats . 0 7 1 441444.. t 1 7 10 oano.. 1 44 ant . 0 1 64 Uwastastary, 114•81444•414•4 tkorentipoies, W.e . .1.0.1".. 4~ nab at Oahu aimel Jewellery Tr 1a 4.. h. .II MI Weii liat clam at SU the Inesieg sad co 144araays at 1 ELATL—RICHARD ATTINBOROUGH, es, odenkmet, w.—us. mot kirrearr• waned rtl 8/091101 awl ROLLS, as mar ; 41.1414 tr..ll rVaa 44. a 4.1•6. r 41.6 al Pl ea d. litklie tad. 11 • e. 1114.4.44 14,74, 24 aintrlis :;7 7 • 47 • 14 1110 0 • I IN:: ismw ripmems• Tis s Is 411 Is• 41.514 85.5114 ''T . " - elhar lagiaallaa iar the lahla id Illemed4red Over year and torts - • oreportlerradr Week say lefts. at 7 Pr oz. =MTh° s ILV ER RP(N)\V AND lOW, waded n- Yd • wuch suprtior quality W Net filly sold by " I I az s •• Wit — f i s • 17 • 14/0 SO I•• I • 0 •It • 017 0 /a 4 0 1 0 0 1 11 1 II 0 1 0 0 Vri • . . . . Tablomes A ditrieW at do sem rat*, and — A - 7:47;er — Trolulaliis 1811"1 11:11=ATM.RIBOPAXIGH. PILVERAWITH, to., IL 011fOAD.STIMUCT. W. IWORIE YOl7 PURCHASE PLATE, go to Jondlri. larandrenareada— raU etre Table spoons sod darts. Ll k pia dens Demo Spoons and Sorts, 10.. pot dawn. Warranted lOW en pare Nickel Sliver. SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENTS.—Curti- Otte 00771(1 tad 111.1 SIT. arabesque pattern. %a, packed free to JONZA. L:ortberore say sio. navy as receipt of • post-ollee order IIODISING CA/Maned DESPATCH BOXES. , rill:IC/CI and On beg to beam the eubluty. gentry, nod puh4 a Ow they We as arm an entirely seer dock, with all tle ~.s == et z.... hisprimPonenta zbm In cam.. Orendai r, =le= and In Wands en w suite, JOVIII CONS, Arent r■akete• anness strides In pout nolsehlte t..rtoier pnplarnem he. tie. Bibles and ChM' Sankt*, mounte,l in 10, Swathe, with • butavriur sasortaiest every deserlololl. Wealdlag order., Vieilliegend Invitation Cat,L. dc., en the migerteet notice. —5ll, ZegestaineL *Wrest, SPEOTACLEB,... isilititm eenaot wtttnda 11011, era me Meet trNw t ILL• steel, with Se Bee. Illablend lbwOlasoes sairieft. ar m = Wass, eL i C a l e ss. sod OM Oars to the W iwas, , opposite Ilse brltlelt liesisms London Cautios.—No tessellate employed. ROWLANDS' KALYDOI{, an Oriental botrnical preparation for Improving and heautlfylieg the complexion adskim. Tide royally palomino', sent Idle eateensed epecific emote the 111011 i purifying airtime on the skin ; aradiastes frockluw tan, pmpYe. mole, ellecolorstioa, and saw esbisious vieltahoue, aW reerlare the skis soft, fair. and bilradoe. It Oolitic, all Ike sancta of climate on the skin, whaler with Mennen to toll and Inclemency or intense solar be art is unirenally In With repute, Irma the sultry climes of IRMA ill the frozen realise of the Cam. Pelee ea ad end se ad. yes Wale. Canhou —Tim weeds itoerimedi [ardor are on tM wmpor if each bottle, sad their A. Rm. bumt mod bre bi red bib at foot OW •A 1114 Illagiamaparslese. Lon. dna ; sod by drab& led yaellomrs. BATHS of HOXBUR3, near Frankfort-on-the twee. MINIM 11/JUMN, 12111. rae MINERAL I WATERS et NOMBUIRM, es enflamed by of. analysis of the , Militated Proteasor LAMM are atimeima, esais, sberative. and Ttre nt eete2e l en and an d other lee asnh" grey n= the: "rams when Ms abdominal cirtaistioa is defective, moist the peewees" .4 secretiou, and glve a MAW ol regalarlty to the ems. of aairldes and eselmlbalen, rag ere enet•rtui remedial meal. is mamma( inlimpenent of the Ivor, la alfeetlon isu le is of the spleen. lo Mindiee, beinembeidal dimes. and eibilimas dam of id* and all other affections moilmed Melltstifiam st Me illemine fourtione the dad bow roam bola *lard :wat drat. The el- a. y of the maim la mast eapaddly gasidatad by those who Laid dada at Not isms ; tar dna IdalladiostMos air of the ebeertelaa Oa Niels *I tie antrmandlo. Nona poi perfect eh. ' stradlaa ban the mind thswatiL, esemartaftalag fhf whoa of Ido andlist beveraga The boodth irbisbaadrde HOlaburi with Weir handful soak ame ladanostall risk sad ridings, 1 , that named easy and Worm. stood to Ilta lababsth's Becht. Leithanebak. awl all *a the Timms. The impalseat Casts., which, la the albs arehlietturv, ihs alsbaleaUtes of In apotlarata led No rithemes of of ea sarpemes every other Salle Oil its Med ou the Maki at foe as. ntales anomie for Mlle and coo ems. as sloe kr do masa .4 Trent* et guarani. aid Paulette: the, km* la /Wad with the hall Retell, and the Mier with oft in; {MIMI mutiny of the Brun at the Tnul. fit Quarante bale Is lasi al twelve thoumad pseuds, and the amilatum dabs ta km brittroi and eighty pounds Amos the other at- ' tradir= mationol a lame and confortabie reading- Ilmlibed with German, Yrelielk 'Wish. Ita mlbstNesenati, Illslada sad Dutch louroals, a eallsoeosos be the Obliblie .i. sr = of Latotalisa : a divan tea tbs a t e of a co to alhatarraee, paved Milt t a alai' ,g-tosat. *ors Om la a table .I'hate 4 la • day, of sae and al eve o'clock, under the movableness, at *a esionesea N. mews. .1 Pails, who la Oa Yam of do Pr trusimat dsperturat of the Latham ha sail emanware VnisOros Oda a day . la the mosing at the Walk la allasfore Is Na loestlhtl prides of of. (baba sad U. the mods la lass hall-roes ; Ii mahats 111**** dlatlegalsbad moor Man dr liatros Patois aa.l.thlotirus, leadloglawle.dayeatallbaltaddlOparela Tatta and 11 belpeselt Comet ,s 1 Paratentqcathiliwailbyelmnillem coeserte. MM. awl lOW of vatted amotolim. sassed sae other uniaterrepaenly. Time Dlntetan *WO frau as solailleo la entleavoiwing to reader Shia wateelaroboa as .4141.46t1 all pendia se Ms Wiliam With this new thoy Woo rayed lOW wren of add sae Area, abounding la red dm, ma, bank mai hotberal For : *MONO'. prasaross alma *a and badmen are ben at Use close of do wallow seem ; mil ample apordas nom for the km.. of maw. The tiedM of lambing: IM enk .labilsbahrott of IM kind that has Mambo Mope ..I rvuonueue open Ns whole year thrdebl i V i lt b ties os that by the continuation et Ile play. Its Id onowla and Thrift end eto dievrtim do abler soraga. It ailescte • nortimma select elide of villata Isou all pelts 44 imps. 7 by , pointy hose Looks ta Matabwas * way at =air !Luca... and Itaathet, Is yorlitutal be s• boon, Min d ..tely .rae bias's hauvoy Oat . freaktoet by the sealsr red aml unellin, Le. la a law we Orr new reli ned direet hum Prenlefert to Ilead=be *sae{ sad dm Yaws* old alma be yertonaol la SO Peg Me for Two IVassgs OXTRAORDINARY DISOOVESY of an .5.4 iornee mor =Weis WV Tammy or CIMINOsiIi I ss MA Grist M bel a xt iegr Strome 40scialp Is Vraea, iXmedee—n esteems m the NSW Wham of Wei MMttM Wermertem emenimilei UN LOCAL ALUM Lojk MI6 the etWonne I Oiondationel Westmont TAc i t i Viharem even Im tho 'median tomolli of We ten mild lam Sem mem* leMenesed tele km on reelpt et two Memo le &ob bo ey ss V% w. In% in, Y. A., M Akkely, =c Day Mee amen ill Tire. gm wooing. TOZZAU'S OOPAMINI or BACCHARATZD CAPIW LAIL —Owills art aaasba mob daulallam, thy arat yanamay, bat Ursa davap as al • ropelsiva MIAs atml amen, amt occel i m mucky par, araymb mai pride dirtorhoo,.. W. Jima bay amommlad la na4arlag taro Wed& therawole ralpollectly Maseams. by lomeadas, r los capahiar, an m v . wepaympa Thl. preparailas lay lama Ea= th . pi. i m am, III•Malm. Maw man Mao a Wall IN Paris awl tl. .IMayaat Lair amailak Ma. It Mimi a. Oafs. sad sa. limithohomewli, imam Um we at y am . Uord, NINA, limo Clark. Tamad," Now Goad D.. 6: 2 1.. 101. m a eirabror. IN Ms if •pedly pink maw dlmb Mae M about .l: dark Mew 67 , ems* ICA ameadm, O. Ibm pt, M.. at jAMA VS, name demist, Mk ; l almailla. MI6; ami MI Ike ma= ahamiyaa AMA? ILULLIMIKRII3II 4IIIII T, Wwe Ow Prawns : cumaircua, kt.o.i., Lia., LELA.. DIMAS!. Mill i Il ia 1 . 1111161 a 411// (01*111 &boy.) =ll . ewes of Pomo . = M a o raj lon 41 ty, Owoloyi aim. =nobs& Ad peibliehed, so UM . satin sow Lailohhhol Ye" eorfaled : The Thydeleso owl isseefay of oar Omoroalm-- 4: 1 = of Lboomoo—Oomoiomb Ilfoatosoot. old Cora Moo la owls by pool. t$ ohoffloh fles al& • 141 man& So be hod of Masa. PO, OMNI of no Attila. ma Own LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNt 16. 1860. I A RG YL L ROOMS, Great Windmill-stret, za. PleeadOly. Lleserd pawaot to Act of luillaseal— inyrnm—A a MING SALOON witted to ar idabur...4 wltb tke NONIMER BAND. emended by Noes. L. ow eltekrordralre to tits Ea pitor Napoleon. Open at MAW& Ad,lnbe. la THE CHAPEL ROYAL of ST. GYARGE, Wlndece.—Just published, e series of IS STZIEOOILAPBS, Ilinstmiing the Interior of tide meet manntleent Indian in cluding the Choir, North and South Aisle, of WILE! the Princess Charlotte, and the Tom ma t erected by bar Majesty the Queen. after a design by 8.11 H. the Prince thelsort, to the memory of the Duchene of Glououter. The settee sent tree on receipt of27a, or two specimens for is. Id. — " artrilllC JONAS, lie, Oifordaneet, London, nearly oppo site liondatreel, Indeedr and for exportation. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPIER acid 113VELOPICA with ARMS, Cain or INITIALS.— asparlorcresio4sld adhesive 'MILO,* ad. par 140, cresthlad note, full sin, Ave oases for With Mar, Ors gains for la ; stiperilas foolscap, fa par Ism: swim a r eD ,4 ad DINO CAltra, totafilifia INVILOPIAB, 1NT1414 nom e• a• =mow v, DL/KIRCER, menu. Mr= sad ALLIORD la SILVER, with /MILS or CAMS la the Wog balm CARD-PLAIT ELIWANTLY INGRATID sad 10 1.431111/I.lfl CAJUN PIUNTAD for at Ihri.-06serva at HOIST do Rootiarior well-i stritllas thowo t. sotablithassat, fItaIiDILLY, two Mae astres 11471110 M ATM& RMOMS sad BON bog to slate Oat thei4 polethesedertnine sod poem pond soy el M ast .. 11=1 w s= in IU M Mat mad newest emaideshirm, end ham eseeeeded such an amortment of goods se Ma newer binge been under one root he this or any sew 4 Their BIOSTORI TAILORING sea. Their hare hems w~aed with en miler moiety of glee eholesell lad mitt popular aZADY MADE CLOT IMMI STOCK a aemplete Is ever M6st mid they waster, to ear thattee itligimm el 4" dam" materiel end worimaanahlp, 11111011 MN• of wish and elmegemes, It I/ gene unopened, eves tun Ye metropolis 11l neglend. he less care has been bestowed ou the ROSIERY, aid CAP and PM mot BROS DerfARTYNNTS, which bare hop E bed with an entirely new stock of faahlostable sod lIISSOOI4 lletdsatsucitt pekes se enable the proprietors to Geer their pogrom very great advantage.. N.B ttraiEU and RON take this opportunity or anomie tog that they isieend giving their autumn the tall hewn& of As abolition of the duty on Mika, Moms, dc. MORIN mad WIN. Corner of Muffles and Aldrota end Corner of New Orford-street and nart-street. Coast branches : Bradford and BfaeMeld, Tarlatan. a and SON with it to be particularly oheerred, tip* deny 'Miele be not approved of It will be ezettanted, or Mr money returned, without limitation. Their Rook for marlin and fiumnier, containing "The Ororth 4 an important Leonel' of Walsh iniluatry:: with riles for oll•nesseurrinnest. sod UM of prices, may be had gratis on amn estietti or pool tree. THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, sods lo W micas aim, sad paatenui, and petal wil d rided ler 11 dMI AO% sad Istiothem. Think a ismay andaawa bathe. moat eandoelsbia and on* awe OW aver Inlredrad. Mai beta Ma. _ . To be olitaast ot JL amid 80If, mew o na =o ara Maple. WI tomer ot Noy Oxforduireet sal • :DENHAM TROUSERS, 171. ed., tho crowded result of consaramate.l free.trade, hi the chola. dote el Ude were, desevelkmas for the reed et maw teeturt ng tree sad u lIL Ws/Meese to match, ed ed. Model Oast. 3114.-4141.11911. 11110/1111101, 29, Ludgate hill. QUNSIIINE rad showers --ou race-ouurao, or 1.7 ralteraf, oe los-hemeh—regntre the light, elegant, atml beaottfalbrialabed ALPACA PALSTOTS and oVIRACT i r thi l every pattern and shape, at It,. and Lis. ttil.—Late by BROTHERS, NI, Ludgate.hilL QYDENHAII BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Ns. • 'kind Volta . ; tree so..—)lade oaly ISAMII4 morass" as LaesalobilL QYDENIIAM DAILY NEGLIGEE 8110 Nowontted Welton. 1144i0 only by 1111311. 11, lintigalll • MUSIC. PALACJL—OPERA CORM= These concerts, connected with Her Majesty's Theatre, are entirely eintflar to those which, for moral morons, were gegen is otenexios with the Royal Italian =Mr. Oye has abandoned them, and Mr. Smith has them up. Taken in conjunction with an excursion to Sydenhani, and • ramble through the Crystal Palace and its beautiful grounds, they are very pleasant things, especially to people who are not in the custom of frequenting the open.; but to those whose habits are more musical they ost.not be said to present anything that is new, or much that s interesting. This cold, bleak summer, is not propitious to entertainments of this kind, aad the weather Yesterday would have been more seasonable in Starch thin in June. 'Mere was, nevertheless, a consider able influx of visitors to the Crystal Pekoe ; and the neon in the central transept inclosed as • concert-room was . Ebel, filled. The wooed itself calls for very fni. put limps with n OVIIIIIIIIM—AUbds titiligl a %lllllldti's tiorro o Sl e nd the rest coorieted el • id &emerged the opOon rtpertoire, the Awn Igeolowea LotC_ and Vaneri, with Mem* ilener, and Ciampi. Wheel ritt i l7. sifter uesto = o tif &mews air weeand *nether encrust, tree; imbovet ipme :the terzetto, • Pappetaei fmpoi Remlnes kaliosmifis .44rieri, ming With great spirit k Belett;Goarker, sad Clamp—which leak by the way, is •we brio who boo tutu no secomerful a debut in the chamber of Duster Bertholo, told peomises one do" to Fill . tate .sloes of Lablas The chorale, trio fees the lifefrisoonto Sort", Le Neck urn' intake.. Woe lret, &AI 111211 . m ./ Meedionee Lotti, Vaneri, ea& Alberni, and save as a foretaste of the pleasure We expect to derive from the fllfuiltiatiou of ilesterpenoe, which ie said to be in preparation at her Majesty's theatre. lint when the libretto of tide opera comes to be printed, we hope that the sprightly and elegant Italian dialogue will be accompanied with an the of h Yeasioa somewhat more-Womble thee such I.doggrel us following, which we find in the book this concert: " You may fret and buret; Tram a lady and a Countess. If you have a ;mind to laugh, Laugh at yours& ; Yet, yet, eau as see You hays so melte usansars." The translation; at the an really a disgrace to oar Italian theatres. Whew the IM. Mr. Arden was manager at the Kiag'm Mask* he teak can to have this 1= task performed with taste rod propriety, but his • Yea *ever been followed. MADAMS SAI24ITON DOLBY'. CONMULT.—This sm art took place last evening, and drew • great audience to At. James's Ho. It was an arople„ and interesting entertainment, sad went off with peat Mat Among many pieces we can mention only two or three comparatively new to the public. Virginia Gabriel s song, " The Skipper and his Boy," was sung by Madame Dolby with that intense dramatic expression and effect of which she is no peat a mistress. It made a deep impression, and was vehemently encored. Another song or Miss (I s, composed by her express! for Madame Catherine ayes, was sung by that lady, and rexived a similar compliment. It ti beautiful sod pathetic ; and its beant i l i a ss nd pathca were fuay displayed the fair Gilbnid is an amateur, but she deserves t he due to an sworn. pushed artist. Madame !Amman Sherrington fang the " Shadow wet," in Dimon* with • lightnene and bril liancy of execution which could not, we think, be sur passed; and this charming performance, too, received a• encore. Mr. Sims Beeves mks to have ap ewed, but it was announced that he was suffer ing b um *ever* cold sad wee nimble to sing ; and Kr. Bentley supplied his place. There was some °moldiest instrumental music. Among other pieces, Dussek's in B fiat., fer the piano and violin, was performed 4 3 = Arabella Goddard and M. Hairdos ; a M. fiabston played his own ranted& onthemes from She AndiO dci a brilliant and beautiful piety, superbly exeented. Madame Dolby's sowed cosoart takes place at lit. James's-ball this day, at half-past 2 o'clock. 'ROM LAST EIGHT'S GAZETTE. BUff !lc rrt!. Homy Morn, Gnat inslTl : KiWainol, nonfore= Palma!! term% Didatua. dies Jane 11/ st 11. and ha/ 17 1.11:12111411".• Belo and Co., AMrafearhary; of. Sift, Ma we, Datt M.,RRIA OMER, bialifol4, Baru/shire. dealer In glom, Jana $7 a/ I. and July). at ll In. at Berlnghagtreet. , Solomon, Plnaluiry place ; MY. Emig , Pennell, titillkißßllA•Rambers. WILIJAR ALBERT PERMIT, Old Compton-street, FlO4/4/, /hoe mer cer, Jane YU at 11/, and July 25 at 11, at Baelneballntrret. Sol , Stubbs, Ilimegatmetreet 10. amis., Stantleid, BWrig hall street. HEART PRATT BALLARD RMI SAMUEL NKR soar, Coventry, ribbon manulacturen, June Yu aol Jul) 21). at 11, at Binninithaut Court. Nola Jarboe and Knight, Birmingham, and Beeves, Coventry: of. ebbs., Kiumar, Birmingham. TOM LowaaAy, Ilherbood Rise. Nottinghamshire, miller, June IS and July Ilk at 11, at Birmingham Court held at Notting- Kam Kok, Hunt and Son, Nottingham WT. swag., Mints, Nottloglirem MUM= /O&M Mem Montoostlialilre. grocer, Joao Si and July 94, at 11, at Bristol court. nub - , Wirs;d, llrhstol, and Bevan and t 'o., Beard . off &wig , Acnnuan, UPAINGt turog, Eingston-upon.Holl, canine July 4 and August 1, at It, at Leeds Court held at IC ingstrin.upou•Hall. his, Lightfoot and Cu., Kingstou-upon.Hull oft. araig., Car. rick, Hull. ("SARUM itnown, Barton.upon.Humher, Lincolnshire, currier, July 4 and August 1, at IY, at Leeds Court held at Bluest...l, upon-Hull N.. 4., Mews. Ayre, glugstois•upon•Huil • .fr. se*, Carrick, Hull. J.sllli FULIoItD, Manchester, brewer, June VI and July 19, at li. at Manchester Court. BoL, Uartside, Manchester; Hernansan, Manchester. BANK ;urn: Y ANNULLED. Juba 14. CHARLIs SiIAMPUUCiaS Dtoomi, Bridge House-plate, Newington Wbokiale stationer. INSOLVENT PIDITIONISDA—AT POHTUGALSTREET. MUSS 011111 CUIOIIIIIOIIILI LAW. - _ Jane I). O. rowdas, Wtmbledun, durror, Tit - Lebow—E. death, Vemetreet, Clareekarket, ellmau—lt Adler, Leman-street, Er agill t e lt Whet , —V. -4 11rti Ve uey,hid. =11; 1 victualler. July 2. Mead, haellle.place, Mlle Eud.rdad, hairdresser— H. Little, Ituaadaryktreet, klearedltelk bee-talky keeper—.R. Nalsauktreek Moho, cummlaelou agent—H. beaming, Horntou street, Kensington, cattle drier—R. B. Wuratuld, ham, Mllddleon, market gardener . MOM YR. 0011MUIIIIWITICR 11011PIIT. June S. J. 9. Thomas, York•nad and Princes-court, Lambeth, buthler—J. IL Piper, Alfred-street, City-road, seller of Wine on coossulashum. June*Tii. J. Wright, Ilonoirait.plam, Kennington, bookseller a militant—A. W. Harper, Hroyesnd mad, St. John'amood, mer chant's elort—ll. Hooper, lower Itarliesplaw. Templehar, boot maker —U. Haines, son„ Park-home, Now, and Burlingham, Nor folk—P. B. Wardroom. Hrlghton. Sussex, reUred malor of the Indian anny—H. Howard. St. Jolin's.wood-roml, military tutor. DI/CLAW/710Na Or DI VIDENDR. AiTaCk 111111 Wilford, Nottingluunshlns, grocer-1H did daad of Is. 7 ~ June 18, and three subsequent Mondays, at Movie% N JAM BI lanai, lanesehlre, tailor—lit dividend at fla. ad , Jun. 10, and any mahorment Tuesday, at Potts, Man ahom.r. DIVIDENDS. .. —.— July O. Pre, Ipswiat, neg. 49. qt y, —July D. J. landmen. Disloyal/at...drool Without, man cloth dealer— July & P. D. lASO, C. Csiubounitin, and N. Ankoladis, Oreat Wtesbeelespi City, merchasta July 6. L Ilyunod, Mamarten, eser, wooer—July 6 D. Cahn, LmuUnitall. streak My. marliseat—Jaky 10. G. Wood, Rayleigh, Ewe', Imaihter—Jidy 11l J. AJN us, horwialh grocer —July WJ. h. OWNS Bloonebsty, wine merchant— rtell:. Y. • a, Oily, and hull Head Duck =Meallielddin% Mame manutscturer—Dab a. 6. Welmeinsmplima MrikartYrks, broker—July 11. W Darter and IP. o.llaiter, Dinshishasn, carriers--July& 11..004 lialthourne, Deitahill, Warwickshire, ribbon niansfactarer-42 N. W. Ueda& Boweentle-under•tgon, Minder manutuctarer—Jay It W. DaDdernsid, Cbeiteni l" , e amAdnaller --July in A. Oahu:owed, Manchester, merchant--Jab 16. & Ifithen Iferwick.• -Tweed. qsarryinsa—Jaly 7. Y. Bach. ebellield, hair—Jul 11. H. J. lows, Oarawall, cur —July 9. If. Dartmouth, Mimnsldre, ship air W. A Dueling, Tauten Devensidrik dialer is ' els—Jail la. W. Po 4, Ruder er—Juir 11. J. tlk s and J. T. triple s& Yeovil, Doue attoneers—Jely 11. J. Made'wyerate estate', Yeorll, Montereetshlre, attorney—July U. J. T. Yhang (sewage Mane, Yeovil, Ihonersetehilw attor. ney—Jay M. I. Alford and C. ilreenalinte. Bridgwater. Bonier. Wallin. Umber imerchante—July In J. l'elverweU, Weehiurd MUD and William Mills. Annuemetshine, miller. EXI7VICIIIBto be grangy unless pun WI shown to the contrary on Of before the day of weeding. Idyll H. Clinet Manabwater•villaa, Itegent'apark, builder— t W. am* Orsimillsare, iloadtwark, &WA wino IS. J. L lipmeser, Groat Itnawlintreet, else rwirdasa&—Jdfla. S. (batboy. Culla Acre, hartlalk tradawr—July w J. Gwkwwwoh, Illoraa'sbalidtap, how City, wholawoo olntlawer—July O.J. Pithy, rpm U. W. Harris, Poke Mac weeaterehlre, hey haafor—July a. J. hell, Liverpool, PARnmaasne DIMOLVXD. X Cryer wed 11, Woolley,LakeMrlA cheahlre, °atoll spin nem—k. A. lake and G. &with. High l nilern, tallors—B ten and W. Day, iabwoaL XoNtalikatnekko. &Were — W. Michel and J. K lievidet.Oolenwetresk Cky, leather mercluulta— IL Uwe mid L M L. Mom essonech road, heat, and Hai wanes llty, lams raise meambelarsm—a. Rebus and A. Inalwrion romances of 11.111.0korlig. ikarepod. and k. 1.6- I, H‘4 7eh e e: l a i rt gr r j. _OVA L =M l Ll llma irer . th, ral an i rl asommand maws, sands so Ist.. mania . Adawalb—L ()Lilo. J. ?rift, led Melltuish, G ig . B. w lowt sesio. as ' tar se-mi Lwap si. ll. itig—T. Grialtha, htenarifige—J. btaJ. Itddow blian. J . •, P = I V UMW.. &deft end groveled sioritso. Wren, so 112.46 i ii U. Nay, ktneonda. and T. Way, enaman brecron, ao faz al 'chords Jar )la}—P..Jowna sad Janos. P1611114 d Old swam, aftr a jbmoroal. .11miler k te mu ribum, r ii rit= ing ord Isberwood, . Jan. 11111111, war issUme ortaataelarlar=t=hr i T. derV i era w a li tar ik . aad W. Utlimii executors of J. Gawp, Greenock, nerchaga. &ward far se ropzda Work tooneilort with tho Vika Book of licotlaad. SPURTING• 000DWOOD RACES. Wahnnlt 7018 TEX GOODWOOD STA K LS. Two milts and a half. (96 subs.) Age et 1 *.gic 4.hoop Ka:to Igoe Jaelket thinesier 4 =l4einve 6 1 lb Apollyon _. 10 llowth 4 10 Mapleton Bivouac Sparrow Hawk 3 0 C ollyland Vherrecak• 3 7 Manama Brown Holland 4 7 Mixture ---- 4 !swards 4 borderer I Ldeee:deaes 111 4 Mourn 4 Lagrange 6 Oiniorwr 414411 ididaln Volatik3 - 4 Petra_ Wlako•l4 Druid botheration Meek $ 7 Yealmo 'Berea It unehaneen 3 6 'Weaderer Mame shot Velment ' 4 4 Thaw 3 4 .. . L. _ 3 3 2 2 Dem Mr me ma 4 2 Rajah *Nos ..." Nan. SAM Conecript &bound Kean 1 0 414141r0s s 0 Dekaells 3 0 L =Tsaaar 3 12 4 11 $ 12 S II = 6 12 1162011216911 =WWI 4140• 4:7 1 Ilb Tesbee 6 610 'The balemet 3 610 reetteecens 3 5 9 Johnnie Grey Pldkareele Neoptolseeue 3 1 4. Id by lbsrpbee—Deee- 54445144 . 4 ?meta .. I WIII 1446. • Maw • Priam al Dammork Horror 3 lkosdt 5 1•34444 4 Mk" Osumi 4 Taft. 5 Him WeisYr at Sir WlElem Mariam 4 The Dom Se* 114wataign Aram** The lap Claire LlZ o tt e $ The MAWR a °elver thellield istlui 3 Weatberdetued a Wallace SWIM Ytts.4 von Ancient Andrew - "e-ii- -_ - 3 6 0 Loamy I 6 0 Urania II 1 0 Tonakoom BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FBWAY. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 5 to 1 apt Ben Webster (t) 7to 1 Butterfly (t) 9to 1 Oladlolae (t) 10 to 1 Wihbitui t) 12 to 1 Edmund Gan (t) 15 to 1 Apollyos (t) SID to 1 First Lord (t) DEBBY. 12 to 1 apt Dundee (t to 3001.) HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA. The entries for the great meeting of gentlemen amateurs, on the With and 26th inst., at Henley, hare just eineed, and are as follows : GRAND CIIALLIRIOR Coy, FOR EJOHT-OARID Boars.— Lon sinsk, the London Rowing Club ; (Ambridge, First Trinity. MUM, CIiALLINOR CUP, Foe FOUR•OA RICO BOATtl.— Leedom, Leaden Rowing Club ; Cambridge, First Trinity. WTFOLD OULU:ROO CUP, roe LOST OARlL—Kinitan, Kinpton Rowing Club ; London. Lasko Rowing Clu b. TUWN Cusugsos Cur roa FOURS.—Orford, Dolphin Club; Henley, Dreadnought Club; Henley, Healey B oa t (lob. 1811:V101 0011 LITS PareinrrAllow PRITZ, rot PAII-OARSD BOATS. —Loadoe, Messrs. Woodbridge sad Ceramsjor ; Cambridge, Yuen. logien sad &gds. Diersum BoaLSTS, SOS PAWL —O7IOI4,IINSrs. J. Da ley and T. Do ll ey ; Henley, Messrs. F. w illiams and J. Smith. Yost eatriee fee thia Taos will be allowed till the ILL DIAIIOND SCULLS MID Bans ?mamanos Cur, mit Summar. —Les4" Mr. H. H. asylum! `Oxford Mr. T. R. Finch ; Lomb" News. L. O. N. I'. Brickwood and E. 1). Brickwood. OMNI?. --COMITY OF KIN? V. M. C. C. AND cisocrso.—This match concluded yesterday in favour of Kent by eh wickets. It mhos the second match the county Imo wee this weed at Lord's Ground. The follow. ing our the sears :-11.0.0.: Sot innings, BB; mooed M inima, 108. lent: first innings, 11l; @mod Manage. ; two wickets down. On Monday Sixteen of the University of Cam bridge play Nieves of England at Lard s; and the All•Englaod mese Twenty-two of Lincolnshire at Lincoln. Eton is the battirgrocuut on Wedaeedey for the and Ground &sunlit the prosiest &onions ; while on Thursday the I opzi r. Eleven Gentlemen .4 England at Lord's. Barmy v. Mason of Cambridge Coiversity, and the All-England Rouen r. Eighteen of the Broughton Club at Broughton are the Maur of the willow. Pertimee's TI M& - The comedy a 21. Merry Who of Motor will to produced es ilde holm ea Masiay seat,Mr. naps approving as Mr Jam Palatal. NMI'S Amino Oonta.—lito &Moue ! gametes ursou, grafted aesiolipaeu iptiprelhee poer hve Ipea eared ite genera as breakfast beverage. w ll b , and 1 lb. 'lake* at la ed. per lb., b the principal greets. Litelled • James nips, LI Manua, London. Ailverlimomat. (Stamped Id. Additional.) IT WOPENW. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE GREAT VOLUNTEER INSPECTION. (From the Army and Nary Gazette.) The great volunteer inspection by her Majesty in Hyde Park next Saturday, will not only be the most brilliant sight of the season, hot the most impmesive wit nessed during the prevent generation. The amurgements are in the hands of Colonel M'Munlo, to whose judgment and energy her Majesty and the public may look forward with the utmost confidence for a successful spectacle, and about 25,000 volunteers will be under arms on the occasion. The formations and movements to be gene through will be of necessity very simple, in the most experienced troop to the number we have mesitioned could ate hope top through any complicated er elaborate unnusivres within the available space in Hyde-park. There will be ne firing or marching part in slow time. The general arrangements ea reprds the position of the spectator will be exactly similar to those main at the first presentation of time Victoria Cries by her liejesty. The volunteers will be drawn ep facing Park-lone is a lino of contiguous battalion columns, at quarter distance, Art is,. within an interred of six peon between each. Lim litrynty will proceed along the line, inspecting reit corps in socoession, and will then take her place at a Pont about the centre of the line of spectators Acing' the vota;ateert, who Will then march porton (funk pave in (Metter distance column. Having returned to Win original position, the whole force will advance irs line to salute. This will complete the cameo'. All Manabee of the volunteer service venire raven:tied. The Duke of Manchester and Colonel Loyd Lioduay will each command a body of mounted linemen, and the artil lery will be formed into a 'brigade under the command of Lord (Nitrate, the Colonel of the Honourable Artillery Cowper". The peered artangenments of the briglides most; to a certain Intent, depend upon the regiments likely• to arrive from the peotiouse, but as regards the corps belong ing to the metropolis and its vicinity, the Wowing will be the order utloptud. The whole metropolitan force will be fanned into 20 bat talions each numbering from 500 to 1,200 men. They will I be divided into Aire brigade' cominanded respectively by the Duke of We ' (Vic:toria %Bei), Colonel Hicks (Loudon Rifle • e), Lord Itimelagh (South Middlesex), Lord Echo (London Scottish), Colonel Tulloh (Woolwich). Them brigades will be thus composed, viz., Ist Brigade, the Duke of Wellington ; Brigade Major, Major C. Hume. let battalion, commanded by Major Whitehaul, conalalag of the Vktoria, 8 companies, 18th Middle sex (Harrow), 12th Middlesex (Daniel), and pith Middle sex (Houradow). The 2ud battalion, commanded by Lieut.- (WNW Landry, comprising the 11th (St. George id, 36th ), and 28tla (Irish). 3rd bettalloa, anntnanded t.:l' Bl°l' d BatLlock kth (Marylebone), Md (Mam9- stead), and 14th (Highgate). 4th battalion, commanded by Captain Alexander, made up of the 20th (Easton-square), 29th (St. Pencras), and the 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth (la. lington). This brigade is expected to number about 2,400 men. -.r The 2nd Brigade, Lieut..Coionel Hicks. let battalion, Major Close lat and !ud City of London brigade. 2nd battalion, Major W. Way : 26th (Custom House), 37th (Holborn), Alitn (Olirkeetwell), and 40th (Gray's Inn) ; 3rd battalion, Lieut.-Colouel J. B. Walker : Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th (tower Harulota). The nunibeni expected to be corn- prised In this brigade are 2,250 neon. 3rd Brigade, Lard Itauelsgh. lit battalion : Major MacPherson : 2nd (South) Middlesex ; 2ud battalion, Lord Grosvenor : 22d (Quern • Westminster) ; 3rd battalion, Lord Bury • 21st (Civil Service), Stith (Artists), and ',Ord guns of Co urt).. This brigade will probably muster 2,1t10 Volunteers. 4111Bri1atle, Lord Eleho. lit battalion, Captain Marken- tie : 15th (Scottish), lind, and :Y2nd ; 2nd battalion, Lieut.• Colonel Macdonald : lit Surrey (Camberwell) ; 3rd bat. talion, Major Derosford : 19th and .4 b d Surrey (Lambeth), 21st Surrey (Battersea), 7th Surrey (Southwark), and 10th (Bermondsey) ; 4th battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Campbell : 2nd Surrey (Croydon), 4th (Brixton), 6th (FAber), rith (Esum), Stli (14chnidix1), 11th (Wimbledon), and 12th (Kunpiton). Upwards of 2,500 volunteers are expected to form this brigade. sth Brigade. Colonel Tulloh. lit battalion, Lieutenant- Colonel Anderson : 26th Kent (Royal Arsenal) ; 2nd batta lion, Lieut.-Colonel Parkyn : 2tlth Kind (Royal Arsenal); 3rd battalion, Lieut.-Colonel Thorold : 3rd Kant (Lae), 4th 1: 4 Voolwicli), 7th (Kiilbrooko), 13th (Greenwich), 18th Bromley), 21st (Lowialiain), 25th ;(Blackheath), 27th and . th (Deptford), 28th (Charlton), and 32nd (Elthatu) ; 4th battalion. Major tapper: 6th Essex (Plaistow), Sth (Silver tows), and Bth (Steationl). This brigade is expected to muter ►bout 1,000 altogether. Should the weather be line, the spectacle presented in Hyde-park will be one of which her Majesty, and her vulanteera, and her people may be mutually proud. iniankrry, Jortz 15.—Pno1orions AND AP POINTMENTR. - Muter J. E. Knight, to the Weep. Chief Engineers T. Davies, to the Blenheim ; C. Cottew, to the Colossus; and G. Kest, to the Archer. Paymasters H. F. Pullen, to be additimial to the Daunt less ; and W. L. Inch, to be weretary to Sir A. Fitnshawe. Aasistant-Paymaster in charge A. Aniffin, to the Stork ; and W. 0. BigneU, to the Bloodhound. Clerks A. N. James, to the Hero; and H. D. Edgoome, to tinOenturioe. Firsteleas Assistant-Engineers J. Roes, to the Colossus ; W. C. P. B. Jones, to the Blenheim ; and W. Saunders, to the Color's, for service in the Biter. Second Clam Assistant-Engineers W. Roberts, to the Blenheim ; E. Pearce, to the Bulldog ; and E. Hawke, to the Blenheim, for serrica in the Violet. Third (.'less Assistant-Engineers W. H. Twessay..ta tt; Asia, for Challe of the bj the .run Clam mutant Engineers A. Andrews, to the Blenheim, for service in the Violet ; J. Crichton, to the Colossus ; D. Howarth, to the Bulldog ; A. Jolliffe, to the Asia, as supernumerary ; and A. Templeton to the Colossus, fur service in the Biter. WOOLWIOH, Jun 15. The Whitworth gun recently tested off Elhoebury nos, and now in store at this dockyard, baa been purchased by the government, and is ordered to be forwarded to Southaea-common fora repetition of experiments, Captain Noble, R.A., has been appointed aseistant-in• of Artillery in the Royal Arsenal, vice Major Van. Terur7 deceased. An Admiralty order was received at the dockyard this day, directing that in future the weekly enrolment of lads on board the Fiagiud for the naval service should be in cremad from 20 to 50. CHATHAM, Juan 15. CIINERAL COURT-NAITIAL ow CAPTAIN &TAOS. —A general court-martial, presided over by Colonel K Jervis, commanding the let battalion at Ude garrisoo, as sembled at Chatham barrack" this morning, for the trial of Captain Henry George Savage, comma:ohne the 33rd com pany of Royal Engineers, on the following charges :—• 1. For conduct unbecoming an of nor, and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline in the following oases : First, for having at Brunoptou barracks, on the 21st of May, 1980, knowing ly sent in the morning state of the 33rd cum. rzid of Ro Engineers, then under his command, ad to oriel liandluan, his commanding officer, and also some passes fur the men of his company, se well as en application for leave for himself, falsely saiwad with his name, the false eignature* attached to the above documents having been affixed by Lut.Rdward Harvey, Royal En gineers, by Captain Savage's directions ; second, fur having at the same place failed to attend at the issue of bread and meat at seven o'clock on the morning of the 21st of May, which it was his duty to have done as captain on duty for the week ; third, for having at the sane place failed to attend at the quarter to nine a.m. parade on the 21st of May, which parade it was his duty to have attended as captain on duty fur the week. 2. For conduct unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, and to the pre. Judie* of good order and military discipline, in having at the same place falsely stated to Lieutermat-Culand Ross, Royal Engineers, on the 91st of May, an two separate occa sions when questioned by that officer as to his mama for absence from duty, ea specified in the woad instance of the first charge, that he did not know that he was on duty ea captain of the week, he having bees warned ' on the previous day, on two different "magma, that he was for duty as captain during the week commencing 21st of May, and his name having also appeared on the previous day in regimental enters." The prisoner pleaded " not ratite to all the charge*. Before the evidence was gone into the Prwident and the Deputy Judge-Advocate in. formed the reporters that nothing in relation to the trial would be allowed to he published until it had terminated. The principal evidence taken in support of the charges was that of Lieutenant.Colooel Rosa, R.E, the prosecutor, who proved that on the meriting of the 21st all, he re. esived a number of pares, and also the morning state of the 33rd company, together with au application for leave for the prisoner, all of which purported to be signed by the primmer, who on being questioned by bin; admitted that Ideidenant Hervey had signed them for Ida. Oelneel Rees aloe proved that the prisoner 104630.188 d his abuses firm parade by stating that be was not aware he wee on deny At 4 o clock the court adjourned till to-seeseow, and It is expected the trial will occupy several days. 1 2 0111131101f111, Jugs M. on night on the ikilldog, to expedite her. The sewed battalion of the 11th Regiment, comprisiug about 30 Aker* and 1,000 men, arrived at Portsmouth to day from Aldershott, and are quartered in the barracks vacated by the Fad Kent Yili ie, who base returned to I anterbary to be disembodied. The lira battalion of the 11th Regiment a also quartered bete. A detachment of Royal Marine Light Infantry. barked on board the Blenheim, 60, to-day, under the .ad of Lima. Man. VOLUNTIMR KNAPSACK.—We have ream to believe that the War-oflce authorities have recommended the Government to supply each volunteer with a knapsack made aooonling to the pattern used by the Swim Light Infantry, which more closely resembles ~pedLa's pack than a soldier's knapsack. it is also recommended that each volunteer should be supplied with a short waterproof cape.— United Srreice Gewftc. THE STE RECHMENT.—Yentertlay's next* pub- lishes an order forwarded to the India Office 17 his Excellency the Governor-General of India, in which he profits by the °coulee of the departure of her Majesty's Bth (the King's) Regiment of Foot for England to otter to its officers and men the acknowledgments of th..,govern ment of Inas for their services* that country. The Nth Regiment embarked for India M del, IBA, led, after merrier for some years in the 7 of Bombay was tranferred to the Bengal presidency' in December, 1853. The regiment wee atJullruider in 1857 when the mutiny of the Bengal army broke out, and did essential service at that station in resisting and ',neighing the mutineers. It joined the army before Delhi soon afterwards, and served with much distinction in the elegy and capture of that for a trees. It bore • eoespieuoas part in the complete repulse given to the forms of the mutineers in their perseverng sorties, on the 14th, 181 h, wad :tied if July, lir. i 7 and, is the glorious struggle within the city, whick lasted (or 'is days after it was stormed is Selemaber, the Bth Re giment was amongst the foremost in exhibiting Me irre sistible effect of the valour and endurance of British Adder. It subsequently served with the force under his excellency the commander-In-chief, in the relief of the gar tieon of Luck:now, and at Omnivore ; and was subsequently employed in the final conquest of the provinee of Dude, and exhibited ice characteristic bravery in the capture of the town and fort of Sandie. The Govemont:enend begs to arm% the Bth Regiment of the very high sense entertained by him of Its services and soldierly conduct. whether in quarters or in the field, and of the interest which be will always feel in its future welfare. MovnteNrc OF WAR VESSELS IN THE MERELY. —The magnificent maa•of-war Majestic, which has been for some time lying in the Mersey, is about to leave the port, having received orders from the Admiralty to be in readiness to join the Channel fleet in a short time. The cause of this unexpected order has nut transpired, but it'is believesl that the vessel's ultimate destination will led China. The Majestic leaves Liverpool on the 10th of July, will call round at Torbay, and thee join the Channel Bret. The line of-battle ship Flutings, which has been for some time lying in the Coburg Duck, Liverpool, as a training ship for volun teers, will, after a cruise of 24 daya, retain to the Mersey, and probably take the place of the Majestic. THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. TO TUE IDITOI of TIII LIPIUMS. SIR, —Will you allow use, in reply to nturieroua inquiries, to state, in very few words, the progress and present position of this undertaking. In answer to the application fur a survey of the seas and coasts on the route of the proposed telegraph made by the deputation whirls waited on Lord P a lm e r s ton in May last, the following letter has been received from the Secretary of the Admiralty : "Admiralty, June 6, IMO. " Gentlemen,—ln reply to your letter of this date re questing to be informed what assistance her Majesty's go vernmeat have decided to give in surveying the proposed route fur telegraphic communication fwith America, rid the Faroe Islands, Iceland, and Greenland, I am commanded by nay Lords Commissionen of the Admiralty to acquaint you that Lind Pahnarstou was informed that my lords would fake immediate steps to prepare one 'teem vessel for the of obtaining deep sea soundings on the line of telegraphic communication, whist' they consider will be advantageous upon general grounds, as well aster the advantage of any company which may heitufter be prepared to establish such communication, with the continent of America by the mute in question ; but their loolships are not prepared, nor are the nieuns at present available, to enable them to undertake a detailed survey of the west. of the proposed route.--I sass, etc., ittigned) " W. O. RowAsim." It is understood that the wending' referred to in this letter will embrace the aces between Seothend mid the Faroe Isles, Iceland, Greenland, sad Hamilton's Islet, on the Labrador Cond. The expedition will also, ou its re tails, take a line of mouldings fifty miles south of the out ward voyage. The steamer Bulldog, under the command of Sir Leopold SlVlintock, has been ordered fur this ser vice, and will sail on the 90th Inst. To complete the survey of the whole route the steam yacht Fox has been purchased, and Captain Allen Young, of Arctic reputation, engaged to proceed in command of her, to survey the coasts where the cables will be laid. Ex parknoed gentlemen will also accompany the expedition to determine the land route. The Fox will sail about the Ist Jnly next from Southampton.-1 am, &c., 6, Old Jewry, Jane 16, 1800. WM. BEVAN. ROYAL COLLIOI 07 SURGEONS. —The following members of the college having been elected Fellows ut pre vious meetings of the oouucii were admitted as such on the 14th lust., via.: Beaus. William Hobbs, Royal Navy, diploma of membership dated June 10,1828 ; Henry Pearson, Ely, Jan. 22, 1841; Jahn Harry Her longs, 40.12., deputy inspedorieseral, Army, July 19, 1841 • John M.D. Stanley -terrace, Notting h ill , August 27, 1841 ; Charles (]odium, Bans* Herta, Deo. 18, 1840 ; Jolui Ram say Brsh, M.D. Army, May 16, 1840; Heary Charles Stewart, North Bank, BegmPalark, July 9, 1841 ; William Edward Haddelay, Newport s F. s itTVibiretbt•• / 7 1811, I MEDICAL APPOINTMENT& —The Fellow& of the Royal Collage of Physicians have appointed Dr. Burrows to he their representative in the General Council of Medical Education and Registration, in the vacancy occasioned by the retirement of Dr. Watson. Dr. Bader, of the Ophthal. mks Hospital, has been elected twoondassistant in the Hunterian Museum, vice Dr. Marie, resigned. Mr. E. C. Hulme has been appointed full surgeon to the Central Landon Cydithalmic HospitaL TIM LIVERPOOL LAW SOCIETY AND THE LOCAL MAOINTRATUt—The Law Society of Liverpool which has been for some time, but unsuccessfully . , agitating for the appointment of &second atipeudiary mag istrate held a meet ing yesterday, at which it was resolved to obtain if possible • douse in I future act enabling attorneys of the society to have cases which they . believe require a legal knowledge heard by • stipendiary instead of a lay magistrate. At the same meeting the society resolved to pa eat a petition against the 514th section of the New Bsnlmtp tcy MR which prohibits attorneys from appearing as advocates in bank ruptcy courts. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZER AT Till LIVERPOOL COMMUTE lifsTlTCTloN.—Yesterday (Friday) it was stated at the Liverpool Collegiate Institution after the distribution of prises, that the institution bad been remarkably suc cessful with its candidates for the local university exami nation prices, fourteen out of the twenty -one competitors having °Mottled honours. It was also stated that a system of military drill had been established in the school, and that g.ey uniforms, with facing, differing in accordance with the classes to which the boys were attached, had been introduced. SIRIOUS CHARGE OF FORORItY BY A BIRMINOHAig ?drauriatiT.-- Mr. John Plimley Edwaals, merchant, who absconded, and was apprehended under • Secretary of State's warrant at Stockholm on the 2nd inst., was yesterday (Fri. day) brought before the Birmingham magistrates, charged with the above offence. Mr. Alotterani of the Oxford Cdr cult, instructed by Messrs. Hodgson an d Allen, prosecuted ; sail Mr. John Smith defeueled. The prisoner, whose trans actions were very large. had dealings with Messrs. Hull, of Tunstall, and ou the liOth of April paid to Mr. Lyndon (Mr. Bull'. representative) a bill purporting to be drawn by J. Roe, of Birmingham, moo H. Ed wards, of Biruung ham. The bill was endorsed by J. Roe and J. P . . Edwards. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Beaumont, clerks to the prisoner, proved the handarnting of the signa ture, J. P. Edwards, to be that of the prisoner, but neither would express any belief that the name, J. Roe, was the prisoner's handwriting, though the charaotra was very like. Mr. J. Roe, of West Bromwich, his boa, and two Mr. J. Roe's ' of Birmingham, denied the signature. P o li o , - constable Tends said he had made ill It . irio . a, aad could had no person of the name of J. Roe in ham. Henry Edwards, the prieoner's father, proved his own and his son's signatans, but did not know who the J. Roe was, The bill was an accommodation and not • trade transiictioo. The prisoner was committed to the wises ; as also upon another charge of defrauding Measrs.lloyd, the bankers, of 1,000 i., by man of two hills of SON. each, purporting to be sump by Edwin Fox and Co., of 21, St. Hebei s-place, London. The bills were paid into Messrs. Lloyd's bank by the priemer'e father, who received them from the prisoner. A SMUT OF PAP= FOUR MILES LOBO.—A sheet of tissue paper has bee. axlilhWag at Colyton Devocahire. It mamma in length four miles, being 21 . 0011 feet tang, sad is is besedth s feet 3 Inds's. The weight of it is but 198 1 1 - lt was manufactured in twelve hours. , dvertiseinest.l—HOLLoWAY'S Pill-it AND 0I1:T -11101?.—All the maladies Incidental to spring tau he prevented, alraehmt la their news, or ultimately cared Or Rime tee rar ?s? liv easing medicaments. The pills rouse the stomach, re ths tow, stimulate the kidneys, and art gently on the wet& As Mamma' rubbed over say part penetrates to which it frees tnou all noxious anti irritat m "4, us urm g. c 'no u ta., b, t h e pay. expels thaw By these rested the . siOas cleansed .4 all freckled. +l.b, and distigure• meets, without driving them inwards or doing harm. It o won. derhil how weak... low spirits, and (nervation gise ea y to vispeir and vivacity UMW n course of Holloway's medicinue, which may be safely used at all tunes by both mum 10 1