The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-07 00:00:00

~.~ i ~~~~~ ~~,. • cioi . E , minicil ; , •, • • or , • ..14111 rit 3 rtg . * I Ar . 1J - 1 1 4 - 4. J, • : 'CB _ I . ' • ff. I - e- 0 • . _ '', , .1 LONDON, FRIDAY svErrpro, JULY 7, t 865 N o . 6,902 ] [STAMPED, Id. ADD/TIONAL.] CIWOPEN 2 4 42 . 11111 7=1.... 1 „, 4 141.4 411- N. BFDELb NO'X mid IiII intia G rZrr l i t . t e l, i ospliel BUSINESS P* s i b. oess i ez I:44 ga _ _ lee • tent ad wit* it g ir 4r aje: •=Ail has re a; m a .R elied at *g m. :a IbiaN & rme Iv. mow et WEE VALLEY AAA, HATTOMILL ..44 1 . 4. ET, end AACIII UT FOX and BoUtTillta' SELL bi AUCTION. at Comb en wInNtosDAY, J 600 and ooeveateot bridt &Ant* end being No.„ $ Lich, ruse.,t, Hattaa-gardea. Had by In es at • eesial of AU pee eannat, mill 1 of AO , the land tax Is eass.... Sent plant and machinery --- "e . and the enPrePriet• en eerily sought alter by. led .Dora, to be aken foe Qs lZyy Isis be 'dewed; and partletbet Ob. sosti.r. so,:Colemno-atreet. EC. : ad L 33 HO stret. et. U. G1U333340 3113. anan- ICUTOR. —OLD Elt---3.0 D, RIDENCR standing "1 ite elll ark' stam.v. Coach-h ome, una &coot 'IN FOX and BOUBFINED ICTION, m Ciarraware, oa WIESE& ono of the tweeter or the trust. e LEASE of *mammas-Rocas. 1 New-eras Railway seattee), as gee* 'tending within its awn pay lege drive, bevies ample eltreherrill"* goo d diaftgreem, and • dumbly, palosenoen, eoessevatena• ' ,fay regelalte tor the comfort nest Ahto Two neatest II l a ci t et the ewes& to the above, imawn al to Weems of old standing, at risk lean. The residence le let on lame moon can be bad. Reid for MI pens I natal—Mir be Tlew:l ,.. an d . of Marra, min and SUSI : at the !thud Arms — aaenddL and read and at Nienne. sewn Pea eat Greehantetreet, Beak, ILC., center d TEES. —RICHMOND.— Capital nova ROIP, far investment Mc FOX and BOIISFIXLD lICPION, at the Greyhound, a we . HIIRLDAY, July IL at 111, by anise et PY HOLD PROPERTY, for us L house and business preinises7 lit ri is with smith's shop, 'tabla= rallable building Hostage to at the low rental of LlOO per ansim, Ism of L3OO sad a large whir laregehn I. H. end R. Tres, soliciton, lisaeghga. be Greyhound : and of Maim MIA Gresbass4trest, Bank, IC, dew d icuroas of Mr. JOHN CLUNY. - Roo& ✓IBTYYNT, Is tM tftlaffl of tha rod moots at Holborn. WIN PDX and BOUSFEKLD tIICTION, et the Guildhall Coffee Doe.. o• WIDNISDLY. July le, l fort, fa rzazzow PEOPERTY ; ooneletv . maws shoat' end being No. 57, my substantial, modern.bullt Dwellbs. emdlne to • depth of 65 feet, lad lam Volt 14 years era unezp/red, at the nod► snag —My be viewed, andng partkuse .. socitor, 9, Minci-lane ; at or ; t ae the li wester : end of Ileum 1191513 Greehalealrest, ISenk, LC. TaItOGYORTON4IIII.III7.--Itarnalegy tent LIAPJLKOLD ICBFATI, oea DWI within the City, and ma sees at 2142 feitL WIN FOX and BOUSFIRLD ith instructions to SUL by APCTION, st 5, corner of King.strest and Gresham. fIiBDAY, July 19. at t. In One Lot, • mry uprising the fear capital houses Not ortonstreet, with very enemies meek. g the important superficial area of shad the very commanding frontage of aboet et at present on the ground are of a tbs. tractor, and In sound repair; the getheimi d proration could therefore be had, Me suites of offices at low rentals a r. more comprthessive u th ll ght be accornpliahed upon renewed than e worthy of the position and in accords. drementa of commercial enterprise, wail ovaluable as an investment. It in WI re, renewshis every 14 years, fee %mold i year nat. and the remainder for dada tenth/a—Pleas and particulars are pea oily be had of Memo. DIMS and 11w. Throgmeeteastreet ; a< Oarrawells a Fox and BOVSFIZLID. Na 24, Oreilm• rem of Coirmanstrest. bx CANNOEHTEZET.—VaIuabIe azzlinciaL max WIN FOX and BOI7BFIELD BELL by AUCTION, WI the o.llllthE rect., Chespaidkon WIDNEIDAY,: p ie the very capital and commanding reoaletreet, the best part of that kb will form a most conspicuous cover d Itensioa-bowie. about being commit of three spacious floors, and enjoy the ring able to load and unload goods Hew I they abut), without interfering with ths lona ; held for It years unexpired at s be viewed. Particulars bad of Meese. id Hutchins, solicitors, 11. Birch/whoa ars. John Miller and J. P. Ihirsessm. en-street, Glasgow . o. James Mks, Bea. a °areaway's mad of Mesas. IDIMPI'M rethata-street, Bonk, LC. BSTATA—Vaisabie LONG LIASIMI iiiiiiiniEff. • --- -• WIN FOX fluid BOIISFIELD us Lby AUCTION, at the Guildhall Gods,- heapside, on WEDNESDAY, July 19, at; D LA.(6E, direst from the Duke of Portman, 7 substantial HOUSE, No. 4. Lower lisp u-square, consisting of spackma badmen ad floor, let on lease for 7, la. or El mann roomy private dwelling apartments over, wt at /760 per annum. Held for a term, intexpired, at a ground rent of IA pr asr natal of £199 does not represent adequately ne property, so since these tenancies awe neighbourhood have very considerably in A . by the penniedon of the sed A. Turner, Em.. solicitor, 16. AifsaYesy i ?aware and of Moms. Elm= PDX ansatreet, bank, E. , corner ad Coleman MORTGAGIUDIA—ROMPOILD.—VaInabIw .D BUILDING LAND, within eve minuist • TEEN and SON, of Sk Michael's ehaerralley, Comb= will &3L by AOC * oo TUZSDAY, July IL at it for I. a 'REYNOLD BUILDING LAND, dilate la broad, Raeford. Awing a trouts's al eli Alt-reaL with ado ot 100 foot, el Ina of tour memo raddra.—Yarlitalfro lord of Marra J. Blake and Boa, madam, d, King Wllllata-strest ; sad of Nam TREY s ,, d WEEKLY PROPERTY, CAE. EILMONDIMLY, producbg EVE JAL PIE tEEN and SON, of St. mkemre lehaers4lltry, Carotin], will BELL by AOC * on TUESDAY, July 11, at 1, TIME lied ROUSES, No., 1, t, and I, Awe s' road. Camberwell ; let montl y, at mann L. per annum, and held for lid y ot %$ I l per annum 1) And Two 3, Atexaader-terrace, 8100 Ancbor• MS 'scaly, at rentals am ounting to d toe 96 year., at a ground rent of AT Ka Jan at Clarrawara ; of Henri ItlntPww• ra,a-stavet, Loudon-bridge ; and of Mersa fORTOAOZZ&..-LLYE POLICY, for AV* CHARON ABdURA NCR CORPORATION. tEEN and SO4, of St. lbobsers• {chug's-alley, Corahlll,.lu SELL by /lO C ' 4On 1 ViiBDAY, July II at it for 1 , eld b or £4 ,000, In the loyal * change Amaral, lln the year 1866 an the li a eentiewel Present annual premium £ l l 116.. edur ton In left—Pasta:mime walr be ' e ' e Bbepheard, Req., solicit/3r, 21, Me* Mew& ClaNael and lioe, anethoessit elee richaellehoese, at. Michaerrailey, Condi mug CBAPIL sad SILL WORKS, whh tbi NT sad MACHnIEBY.—By wit 14 110 REFS and 80N, of St. idiobalf:!" elehnersedley. Cornhill. bays rase by AUCTION, at Oarraways, Lie s_ IBIDAT. , One Lot, the valual'U LDIA situate in Peddseolarbe. aM known as the gur u rette on lease for 10 years tronaall nee 8818 a M. par annum Also the eMr Mame In ft. Jolla's, Madder•markstyl n _le id known as the Crape Pinishing ht years, from 211 k September IWO* lageeher with the inse6lnef7. Owl Oman* and ateusils In trade, sad sisi ar let to a highly reapectabl. tealast.. soo st rotation to view the tenant: particulars of fa r ror de % Fenchureartreet, London ; et the d B o ccie', at Garr' way's ; 'so d woo IJouldation.—WlTHOUT 11/SEIVI. RISEN and BON, of Bt. Wheel's-alley, Oman.Ll, will MILL I. on TUMIDLY, July 11, at 1, I ' sale. the LIMALNING WIN a, coal/king of 77 doz. Oareelt a tlf4 Gerdon'a line Yale Sherry, 42 dos con One Brown Sherry, oirlareast pe One old Madeira In bond. SO dos., years In bottle. 100 doz. Marline" 1-plate. Mx yaws to bottle, and about Aa Brandies, ac.—May be tasted an the Lew day prior and =rut' • of sale. d of Messrs. 011= ant Son, asetteiele". ° Mlehaeraalle ;within. [imbed byWalwaW Ems *War. a la Me Otte lowdor, Proeeer. rd - s t re•fi, I. the Precinct of Wbitdh" 0. 1881 EIS. MONET MORAN and SONS' 04 Nincimalwa. lardat WWI ard ParZ s r ow Lem g•IgaLIA.47I.[I=. _L t d m ura 9 :Arget 'an 'MIN, 17= 4 . la.l3l,l(.oessasadar: lybod •IN the bad Tails Dad* iio l" wwwilli tead_q_ f or ads"" d ; = .lCrb=ce le ALdzarra NOWAK, with KOBM son aux rig Lryzeroor, ot qui_tziteroint TO TORN. TWICI LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rintrumus anum-sew COWIPSNY Inked de waikehdrign4swire._ Certe•hatte Ilea threw Steeatadps s olled the Game States stelts, 710 K WYSS/001 tor NNW TOM GLASGOW, Saturday. Jaly An a min Wadadedey, *ad eltereaterridays and Saturdays fr, ly SIN Eddi deallsell MM. evwy Wettest= 1/, aegarshisW. aecordles le the sessieweehMtes by I li me sowers fassaan. 111 gatasee. ems.foludee $ taß supply of staked powlekee. mks the United Stedets sod BMWs Coleuthte. =i m a g o is en adnaleettume tereas—Ter Gutter par olees rely to 'mum INMAN 001=2,6•701; BM •• es* NARY el, KWh _ _ ' p DAY and the RHINE.—REDUCt. Jur non et race. —ne neumettenieleembeet ceerjA favourite ~at WAY'S', Csuisia W. r him ip m eriek pier, Lasetwaa, IVIRY DUMMY at 11 o'clock. ageing no wee eve Vela tram Posekortai-elreetNiatioa. lidecal W: WV* Al Oa ; /Ore IN. ; Mara WW2 . Vat. ar — so UV& Oh, Durbebbours, C°maw DISTRICT RAILWAY' COMPANY. adet, dOr IINTSOPOLITAN OINTAICP RAnweir COMPANY QlY>< NOTICS. on the H t kotramameace of the st meat wbkii hat streary_beee par lip la advisee =MCAT* NO Mut= PAYMENTS ta advance We M IMMINAD M t the litti September salt, when the hpilyeirl laiereet Mt per cent. will become wad& ham sad atter that date Eiliareloldem will be allowed to On mamas la advance ea account of theft shares, which WOO ta admire will beer interest at six pet emit. !AVON. Clidtman. M. KAMM Sertetary. . wrdmievalmadatis. YleterlarMmt. MS Mini, hill. ATLLNTIO and GREAT WESTERN IAILWAY. NOTICE TO BONDTIOLDIIIB. enterwlty theme the tow on which the MOND MORT SW KUM et Use PENNSYLVANIA sad NEW TOEL SEC WNW this Una wen Waal to the pane, the TIENT DitairlitO at rar nat. ea ne gran amount of then Minsk pine 16 the 4 Mee of Mena IL I. Sathaihtralle at Oa, to prawn of tht aadonlsood ootuy, when the Man* bon were drawn : PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. 36 Sou& of 1.000 dollars each. 1419.99, 106, 134, NAL 187, 1911, 160, 210, IA 2416, NW, " a m, ad no, 610, 616, 619, OE eta, 663, TV, 7131, 700, 744779,113, 814,110, 879, 8 84 , 913 , 966 . 10 Soon of 100 doilan each. N 4. Nu, 19C1, 1039, 1064, 1104 1179, 119 e, 1900, 12.37, *NM 131 S, 1.14:2;1407. larttpl46B. 16 Scan of 1,600 dollar ink 13.94, 100,119, 111, 135, 137, 106, 198, 237, 242., 311, 819, 552, ft In Id wads 01 608 &Ilan such. 1117. 1414 Ida 1466. 1490, 1600, 1609, 1615, 1649, 1514. 150, Lus, L588,1m9 , 1920, 1686, 1698,1111, 1733, ussona ure. 40 Bonds of 100 doDeae each. 111, 412. 434, 478 481 484, fal, 1.1 ,1 , PDS, elk 1162. 834 796, 767, s k so. en, 906, 885, 907, 1060.1140, Ina, 1154 1117, 1106. 1100, 1103 1114, 1881,1163, 1454, 1261,12117, 19049. NO , 13 171 , 13 7 1 . 1117. Present, W. GRAIN, Nein/ Punk. Threadondlenteett London. 6th July. 1869. Tux carar F ING ONCIE LAND R and MOBILIZE. of (Lindh*. IMMorbeA Capital Candid selsaibed &Woe. Capital Zap /WI Mriderilleeerve Fond nnentßoan Tr IMIa. JAVis STUART WORTLIY, Governor. NITADm ,Ilsrebant,lLings.Annayard,l Donut,- DANIELL, laq , London, j Gammon. 1E... Esq., Leaden. Older Doha, Req., " Old Broad-street, London. MR4 Ene.,L ll, ale Bela, Lig, (Mesas. Pinto, Hakim Lrotbmv, and Co.), !Ma T. C. Bauborton. M.P., Chairman of the Canada vi t=g Ametidlon, Ln amnia, I o N. (M don. essrs. Yonnl. Benison, and Bevan) lambi of the Themes and Mersey ranee Company. 11 =INEIEt kr* las. _Arm. Laps. Monkey, - and Co.) order & Neveren, Ran, London. Sh=Zit:P., It laq. nr i ell-square, London. ews. Maekrlll tb L.1=71,14.P London. Wenmeeind, . (Director of the loyal Insurance Com- IZZ"deka Onat. 114., FAL, M.R.1., Managing blrector. WW2& Ss Ars dNaliffiam's Yank (Limited). , and Smiths. rig=thh. E.Lo •At ft, Dublin, and itabranches in Ireland. Ds Alliance (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Man inner. w_ Newborn. god Co., Nlcholu4ans, E.C. BUSINESS TRANSACTED. ?111 Caspar/ Degotiatm loans for colonial sad foreign go maminia. Orepereart is Ms finumial armaments of British and other Mgr ulnae's to Corporatiosa, Tows Coancile. and other ne . B2Lies. loans far Public Worts. Introduction of Iminstrial sad Commercial Vs- Isar advances epos approved Storks, Sharer, Beads. ie. Atka Wormy Loam upon eilMble Freehold and LOIN ALIRM LOWE. Secretary. 'Left, 17 sad 18, Conthill, Jane LS, 18d6. IBISIIBD BY THE CREDIT FONCIER wad MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Lianited). BM of 1600000 DEDENTIIIitIa WITH INTIEBIBT PAYABLE QUAASTALY. She Directors have decided to issue Debenture Bonds of the kaput for the amounts and bearing interest u under, AL: la sums of die, LSO, ISO, 1100, 1260, £ooo, and ELMO, with ltd attached. hr tee threy earse years ler Yr wen years kind payable quarterly. 'du, on the Plat Itarch.loth Jame, lS St=ber, and 30th December, la each year, at &be Om "IT dietincte feature in the debenture. limed by this Com rBtheir perfect security the amount of the capital Nab eipaidup, and uncalled, and the general Invested meta tlempay, ma well as the large resins fund, affoldlag the I helt.• secant; to the investor. nem mMwes are issued payable to bearer, and can thsrib 6,c, lamb delivery from hand to hand, without enders.- and are free from any further damp duty. They me also meet the requirements of Trustees and .then—trans deed only, to be duly registered in the Company s bais ta thsnames of the investors or their assign'. )came cd application can be obtained of the Secretary, to them all 00•11111161Catialli Milli be addreseed.—By order of the OPUS, AMID LOWY, Secretary. laths. 17 and IS, (Swahili, June th ISM DEPOSITS BY THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER EarEof ENGLAND (Limited). POI, ONZY ON DEPOSIT. yCam y receives SIONILT ON DEPOSIT, In slims of £lO at the sndermanthemed rates, from this day until Whir mates, : At loarlees days' notice per cent per annum. At am mosth's nodes pea cent. par annum. OS VIM PERIODS OF ti ld es than II months and up to 6 months 4 per cent. per arm 6 menthe and up to 9 months per cent per man. bled 9 months and op to 12 mostly months and up to 24 month par cent- per ann. of Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to Am all communications must De addressed. Sr order of the Court, ALFRED LOME, Secretary. rr end 18. °ambit!, London, Jane 16, 1006. IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATI N ON :Lhalte). NOTICE IS HERMIT OME, that the SB O OND ORDINARY _ sITSSRAL MINTING of the Shareholders Is this Ameelattoa VII beheld at the leaden Tavern, Blabopegatostreat, la the abet toad," cc THURSDAY, the thth day ot Jai, neat, at *Web& at norm re ly, for the nt reeel•lngthe ~wtc4i , the Merton and Statemeat Amounts, et deakartng and for actual parpeese.—By order ot the Boar& W. C. WINTUHOITOM, Secretary. I tt , lambard-etreet, Leaden, Ante Se, ISM. lALL IRON WORK ow. nil ST. WOWS IRON WORK COMPANY. OW et Pluxass•rodid. 'axiom. N.W. HIALTH in the FAMILY. Very Choice. Rosrlelsing. and Pure DieL—PIRON'll PEARL SIKOLILE ••• Af delicate for invalids, Invaluable tor 111 4114 Wye aleallegly epos it, and oltee whoa •verytidat WWI leactica bp Groceea Re--Agents, HICKS BROTRLES, L C., 4 Sold P:FORD'S FLUID MAGNISLS..—Tba eedtoat tohntot orr ildm i f i r s the 7 t 7.176 bay ; a rr " goat etir kurodirorders of every kind , and as a WY sperleoll Watt ler Mier and ehildnew. noperod sad Co., Mantels, *a, M. New and mkt dirourbeut the world by Co reepeerehlo 215111. (cotton -- Me that Dienaterd and o. le 40 rad red label over the cork. LAME. —The LE/TIICS eostaina au active es 1 114400, wilalk roman, all thit 000* of 0000 Its dam/era—Mr. O. JOZZ•I7, 1040 0, ftne 444 4 Me 0 prawns s 1,004 .... 11100106 ). 11 4E ket. racamoes464 * 04 memeoPreouglea ti t ia.... --- ; Noma. las. sad ea eked streaia:aa trap i ta. -- -N ILL 10. 04 fa. N. Pao, 10 POO, Is Re. " sa " m 1 • • TH3 JOINT-STOCH DISCOUNT OOMPiNY a4nßedp, • od 7, _Ntleataelasie, /emberdakset, Larks. 1117 NCR CAPITAL.— ..... TWO !PILLIONS PAID UP MR" PAIRRVI POND 1110.11011. DIFOBITS RICIIIILD Repayable ea dame at I per amt. per amnia. Ditto a& 7 awe mike at 4 .. .. Ditto at 14 days' notice at Ppeetal rues tee soap depoetted tot loos peete:da. T HE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE A.BBl/11ANCI 0011 PANT. 11s 4 abilahed 1811. No. 11. lambardotreet, Lourdes. LC. RIDUCTION ot FM IN WWI DUTY. liubeellbed Capital Two Total linereted nude upwards et St 7/0,110). Totel artholl. NOTICI 18 mai-rmil6walliat 711111 POLICIES which ex** at id IDBUIMU taut b e reuswed within theca dap; at thb Mice. or with the Oorupsure meats throughout the hims elf's, otherwise they because void. All i 0112111.00111 afff have the beaten of the redrioscl.duty of 11. ed. per coil Ter prospectus sod Wier isitoreaation April to the Company's AVM.. or is T. TALL/MACH, Boreetary. ELEOPOJRB of PEMBROKE, P the PINBROXIDOOK. hiILIORD, TINNY. and WIBTON. flimsies ,—I beg to offer asyseif sea candidatekethe boson represseeng yes la ParLianseat. I am annented by personal ebeenatice and begone penguin with the walks and murals of your locality. These wants and Irderests—hiperilled by the policy of the goverment—shall receive ray did sod seddeoss attentket. la givtagthis pledge I Ina thali no is of the emostry themes er ands a 1110 e• l and istrlene representative than nue Ng patina prlnstples are those of a Liberal Consenethre. I am la favour et progress, es well in the social development of the wintry as I Its more material and wannsereial tutored& To aD rata and rapid changes lam opposed. I am prepared to 'espponsay meanie whisk shall strengthen oar constitution by *mese her share in the represeatatioss of the country to the Meta sad latdigsess el the workbag thane. I held It to be of the almost importanee that the National Dr hems. and more eapeoially the bevy, abeekl be retained in the 'bVedSiliill of shoeld not ai rart e lhat the British Navy area once supreme, and Met its decadence hem that potties would lower us In the eatimatioe of other nations. Nor Is this a mere muter of sent,- meat. The enpremeey of the British Navy must be maintained, at any oust, se nacereary to the safety of our world wide com merce end to thestabUity of the British Inspire. Our dockyards are an essential element of this general policy, and I should etre namely oppose the unpatriotic spirit of fain economy that die listed the aostotounsent of Pembroke Dockyard, as suggested by the Parliamentary Committee nominated by the Government in I 1/14. But not merely should we be content with an unrivalled MM — It is essential that the other branch of the service should be thoroughly effective. England pommies a Volunteer neat lim ed In Europe. In that branch mho of our defences we mast maintain our supremacy. Insulated as we are by our position from the rest of Europe. I believe the wisest policy to be one of nonentervinstion alters the Interests of thus country are not materially involved. It is below the dignity of England to meddle in matters which do Dot im mediately concern ns, or to threaten when we do not Intend to strike. Anxious to maintain the established church. I shall act upon the sound policy that her beat bulwark NA and generous moognitioe of Ms rights end privileges of other denominations. In no other ossuary has trade advanced with such rapid strides es la Inglend. The extension and development of trade necessi tate insofar facilities, and I believe Milford Haven is destined shortly to become the Liverpool of the south. These results can only follow f me a *Womb railway communication between the Haven and the mat manufacturing centres, together with the construction of aisquats she/lige and deck secommodatton. Than no king roe Mertily foe the promisee of support I have already , an 4 G ror a fe e l a difel musk lIINJ. 311111DWIOL Jams, ISM. T° the DLIKTIVREI of the CITY el LONDON. oMrriallmik-The old Parliament is dthrolved-a new one is to be combatted -and you are now called upon to eureka the bighead tespirtant privtiere of selecting the representatives of the greatest city in the world. We vortexes to place our names on the let of corapetlen for year malign, or rather for a renewal or continuation of them : for we have this advantage over many essadidatee Yet we do not woe below you 'kronen. Our exert ion in your Interests during a long aeries of ran are cot nal.. 11. ear have they been unrewarded. We are old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow citizens outrageously overtaxed, we intmduoe t a new & stem, and raked the cry of " leemosay and exodlencu in happy combisatlon." We have most earnestly apposed and condemned all exorbitant dams upon the public purse, setting an example to others in the extreme moderation .1 every Bill preseoted by ourselves. Thus not a "Male bill so presented hai ever been objected to. or rejected, or amended. We have never v a tirio .. ...d our cond ts i tuen-we have never violated one -we have never neglected our duty. The Improving state oar rev aim from the continued and increased proaperity of commercial rela tions, justifies ns In prond‘ing to give our bu t ennsiderdlon to the polalbil ay of still further retrenchment' of all demands upon the 11/COMM of on , constge eta. We an advocates for se estension of the suffrage, not " late rally" only, hat in all directions. Our constituency has always been remarkably extensive-the largest in the Morton - but we have no objection whatever tome it multiplied to any aslant, and amongst all desert We ever identify our own Interests with those of the rkbest and the poorest of our fellow countrymen, and are ready to week for all alike-for both sexes and for all ages. We have contioned to satisfy ell parties with out addresaing ourselves exclusively to any. With the ex on of these i rinclples, opinions, and promises, and with the most grateful sense of past favours, We have the Honour to remain, Gentleman, Year faithful and obedient Servants, MOBEB and SON. The committee. moms end SON eiideToTn3rd Scorn a.m. to Nip p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Greet Clothing Marts, at the Comer of Mhiories and Aldeate • at the Corner of Hartetrest and New Oxford .treat and at the Corner of Totten ham-coast-rood and lesion-reed, where all classes, without de- Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, sad may command • prompt, and cheerful attention Mtheir wishes. MIDSUMMER, HY AM and Co., and theBOYS. se an* 67, OXFOKD.STRZUT. no and Estabildmient la the Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following garments may to selected la all fabrics, Myles, and aims: Bop' Knickerbocker Salta its. ad. to SM. Boys Westminster and Osborne Salts Boys' Eton, Harrow, and lagby Snits Boys' Lied Cape Overman Boys' Jacket& foe Be same loe. Mi. to el. Boys' Serviceable Vests ie. 6d. to 71 ad. Boys' Barriceable TIMMS ls. Id. to las. W. H YAM sad Co.'s muter DEPARTMENT, and dr, 07.7011D-ISTREIT. Ira l. Gentiensma's Clothieg for immediate wear. 2 Gestisman's Order Department. • Boys' Clothing for Immediate wear. l Boy and Tombs' Order Department. 6. Habit and Livery Department. „ I. Kate sad General HOSISI7. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, &c. • system of quality and economy is strictly adhered to In all the above deents Provincial Birmingham, !1,17. and IS, New-street Leeds, 46, Beasts. and Dewsbury, Westgate. WHITS and BOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Perminal Attraction. and to heath and longevity by lye pro lasetteation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or compounded of Oriental ingredients, la of inestimablein enoweing and beautifying the teeth. etematiming the siege sad in Ovine a leasing fragranoe to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the p teeth, removes spots of lociplent decay, and somata and preserves the camel, to which it tomasts a pmi-like white e ner. Its invaluable pro es perti have obtained the patronag ot royalty and the r:my Lu nen, and it Is uelvsmlly In high repot. &Asto- Price In. ad. per boa. gold at SO. Batton don, and by Chemists and Perfumes. Ask for "Rowland , osooto." T ()NI() WATIMIr Q1711(INA WINK. The most mdstobie sod wholesome bitter to existence ; AN ISFICIENT TONIC, An nnequalled stomachic. and a gentle stimolant. Gad by grocers, Makin warehousemen, wine merelmnia, eon fictional, and others, at 30.. • dozen. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, Mart) alone Cansonotrest, London. Wholmale Agent , . S. Lewis and Co.. Warms 44.• BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on ter-Males.—lauener reasCie, lned.—The Mineral Waters of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Ueate ethoulant, tonic. alterative and aperient They are of adolnble service In removing disorders of the stomach and o th er intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, seem the processes of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and methilatlon. They are powerful remedial agents In oases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen. to hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In esalle of gout, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters Is more modally recognised by those who drink them at their source for then, the invigorating air of the mountains, the piety of the sarroniatibm scene. and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in ambition the action of . beau edicinal beverage. The magnificent Casino, which. in the yof Its architecture, the Judicious distribution of Its anartmetitt and the richness of Its decorations. surpasees every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains Moms for bails and concerts, as also for the games of Trent.) et Quarante and Realethe the framer is played with the half Stefan, and the fatter with on. Zero: the daily venture of the bank at the Trent. et thaarante table is axed at twelve thousand pounds, and the eamissem stake Is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable read. become ,hberallyfurni shed with Germen.Prenelt. Berian, Belgian and Vetch immesh; &aegis-meanie the Oly mpio de. of 4.,,,meace; mama, for the enjoyment of a tuner , openft es • gee menthe paved with when ; a grand Ming room, where there M a lathe MOM la tnlinpitie twice a day. at one and are o'clock, amber the superintendence of the celebrated Y. Mee* of Parts, who is thole/nee .f the refreshment depart , went of the INclient. A eireemetanee which cannot fall to bstereet athadelly the Smith Motors Is the construction, sp• te etheithen, of a new . th e nth church . c on a piece Elgra="l"..lolaof g leam yof 3e fi t ert orthethro, nthabothie linked mealtime, Poems throe noes saw: Is the sterathe dthe Wank la the thermion In the brothel wear of the Canso, and In Use mi used ning in the Ballmons The new railway has sleuth Ithleeht the Who to the ontsidsta of Frankfort. There an adektele troths a day, to and ho. the lath as late as 11 o'clock. An the Penny co only half an hour. the earerements of Frankfort are "UM' easy reach. Welker In flemberi they not I InDrenatta In twelve been, to WAR In If than, 14 Paris he di ' =tos Leer le tweath-toer. SSIMOUSOS is She Mar- Br silk rORBII BROW, AGRIOULTI7RAL HALL, L Loodos. TIM DAY, 10 a.qc Ada Mks. Ow Signing. 4: 4 R88 SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Losdon. Bons, imerved Wats. Be. 6d.: &aft Is gm, Ondidairs, HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, landon.—Blood Stallions Reedit/se Stallions, lieteters, Cover and Perk Wu, Ladles' Moses, Weight-carrying Cot* Pairs et Paola to Doable Laxness, and Seeing Trottevs in Single Harass. HORS SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loud m.—THIS DAY.—Haniors Yosszed for Ur Judos. Admission, la. Doors open 10 sm. . HORSE SNOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loudon. PARADE et Pidi r ieliAlM EVERY DAY HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, London. TEM HIISIMIED and sumunvz HMI& (P 7 roger) B.BIDNNY, roe. and Manager. QTODARIL—BOYPTILN-HALL, THEATRIS kJ ad iIYBTLEY.new mad marvellous Radom the INSTANTANEOUS GROW'H of PLOWER TRION sad the REAL INDIAN BASET? PLAT, as cal) perioalned by Wald Mod's* sod the ladle° lisMelson, and lairodnced for the Ent lime to OR country, by Colossi ander% ma trim liondoil, April It lea h * aelebrated satertalnment of Hanle so d Ventriloquism. EVERY NIGHT at right (4sturday Inclup u t, and inadel day represmdmilom en WEDNMIDAY and aA DAY ASTER/400Na, at Three. Admission, la Ana, hi; seas, L. Tickets at Hr. 111ttAelia $8 Old 80D 4467 eit sad at the Sazo-odica, Zusalaa4mll, U 4.—" The eamaties at the mason.' —Vali .• Punch," June I, ISM rI A. iBE OXFOB.D.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, performed by Mhos sorsll Tyrrell. Seed% Helmsley: Mama Bt Albyn, Gems, Husk. Au, with toll Decd end chorea. Oondueted by Mr. F. Joartemas. 'Tbs Mame Teem ud Sem Omaha: Mean. Dark and Davi; the HAIIIIAMS, AU Moos. HALIBUT, the my Remelt il•0111. Ms Irslappeenutoe to this oonetry. THIS EVEN I NU, at Hibt o clock. I_TAVANA SIGAR AGNOY, 1. 1. 2, Caannoread, Desks, 110IITHAMPTON, aid 77, eIIeIiNT IITSIXT, LONDON. for the wanly to the pubbc of guaranteed Hamm Sewn direct from the Karma mannfacteeke. Welff, Phillip, and Co. Oats J. H. Wolff and Ca) proprietor& C manta of the choked Hann. Nears received by the Itoyr Stamm re Senthsimptes. and gualwanng the selected Hose of the meet a sheeted Havana seekers, can now be mad sample selected from the or glad packages is inspected. at the establishments asabove. Besides the well known Segue of the Paseo& Per de Cube, llpaaao . Catena, Beery Clay, and other student based., Mean Wolff, Pkiwpe, and Os. have the escludve consignmeat in this country of many rare and choice Bemire suitable for the higher chin d coanoimastum In smoking. Samples and with fist of agents la Liverpool, Brad ford, Leeds, =dismay other provincial towns, at WOLICY, PHI PS, and Co. 5, 77, Begent-streot. Lea den : sad Z. ands-read, Coate evathampton. City admits, eves and Kam. 111, Xing Maus dm& A sande box, containing 100 guaranteed Havana Bean, will be forwarded brie to any railway station In Great Br il l_tain on receipt of a post-orce mita. tor Li. or any Increased per 100 up to width ptirchamers at a distance may wish to select. B•I3OL—LBA sad PKRRINW WOICESTKIISILINI SALM This &Salons eandbneaL preseanead coansinenn TIM ONLY 000 D MUM' Is prawn& solely by LK& and PBKRINS. ma Inaba are rempsetrully cautioned wart worthier WU. lions sod should see QM Las and barrios' wane are as wrapper, Me 4 bottle. and rio9Pre• ASK tar LEA and TI MM BAUM boil wbolorkTonT for oxport v 4lbe - FmiTelitTon. - Wormier , Kam. Man sod NAM ; Marro. BAICLAY aba SONS. bream. io.. ars. ; cad by pears sad cameo unavorrally. lao LOMB( of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and dletb , goe pis, egnicted from the Mowers. by JNO. 008 KILL sud OD., Perfumers to If. R.H. the Princes' of Wales, No. 12. Three Itagoogrt, Letabeed-etteah Leaden. LOID PALIMOTON AND WIZ OINERAL RUCTION. LORDtow ana Ma, la ; by post Ice 14 dome. PALMBRBTON.—• Biography. Doom lordardsa aad Basra Broadway, Dadgata-BIL ILL AINSWORTH'S NIW WORK. Next West, In 3 yob. poet Iwo. THE SPA.NISII MATCH ; or Marks Stuart —. ?(.51/14* An WILLIAM HAMM! ADMIWORTIL and HNI. 11111, 'WadiHy. CHEAP EDITION of "THE DOCTOR'S WIFE" This day. ha 1 vol, crown Etro. Frontispiece and Vignette Title-page. cloth, price td, uniform with the Author's pee rims V. oats. Tlt IC DOCTOR'S WIFE. By the Author of " Lady AtadlersSecret," Ac. John Maxwell and Co., 112, Ae4-4dreet. DR CIILVEB.WELL on MARRIAGE : The Obligations, Benham, and Dneppinissenta. Moe la. Mann, Omuta: AstMr. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, In.: Afton, 211. Ladino' dal. Moody& AS Dr. C.'s professional residence, S, Great klarlhozonghaireet. W. Also, the Pust-oMos 3rand Turkish Entbes la. ed... la. BA Martisiale.Orand. E.C . TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asursies REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY TO A PEACE FOOTING. VIENNA. JULY 6. In to-day's sitting of the Upper House of the Reichsrath the Minister of War announced that, in consideration of the financial position of the country, and taking into account political circumstances, the Emperor had ordered the reduotion of the army in Italy and Dalmatia to a complete peace footing. He added, that the Emperor again recommended that the utmost economy should be observed in all branches of the administration. The Howie unanimously passed without debate the resolutions of the Finance Committee, and the budget for 1865, as voted by the Lower House. THE BANK OF FRANCE. rmus, JULT 6. The return of the Bank of Franoe for the week ending to-day shows the following changes com pared with the last acoount :—lncrease : Cash, 8 1-3rd millions ; Commercial bill., 31 2-3rds millions ; advances, 2 2-3rds millions ; notes, 66 2-3rds millions ; current accounts, 3 millions. Decrease : Treasury balance, 30 millions. SLESWIG AND HOLSTEIN. KIEL, JOLT 6. The government of Bleswig-Holstein have for bidden partisan manifestations of every description upon the occasion of the Duke of Augustenburg's birthday. The proclamation especially prohibits open air meetings, processions, bellriuging, and blowing trumpets from the church-steeples. THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, JULY 5. The cholera is diminishing considerably in this city. To-day's bulletin announced 137 deaths, of which 118 were from cholera-107 of the latter number were children. At Cairo the epidemic remains stationary. The Nile has been rising sensibly for the last few days. STANCH DAT AT HAIRZOW SCHOOL.--Yesterday being the day appointed for the speech-day at Harrow School, many friends of the scholars, as well as many old Harrovian, assembled to winces the proceeding, although the muster wag not so numerous as usual. Vis count Palmerston, who for Sr. succossive yam attended at the speech day, woe absent cc account of urgent public ta nnin At the usual boor, noon, the head mister, the Rev. Dr. Butler, left his mildew* for the school, scoompanted bye Dangerous company, whicheaoluded the Arokbithopef Dahlia aid Mrs. Trench, the Marchioness of Ormond@ sod Lady Mary Batley, the Earl sad Counties Rummell, fin The bead ranter oompied hie =oaf nest is frost of the raglnnt, anthemoded by the flit* of th e company, th e Earl of Vanlam end Mr. Glyn (governors of the school) Wag ea the right end hit. At the egmelinion of the gpsethes I and the chstributioa of prises, the bond meter sod friends adjourned to the rev. doctor's madame for luncheon. As Lord Rasa, the Archbishop at Dedin, end other Maths- Clrvillage descended the steps of the whoa, they were itheered by the boys, who on them aarrivermerige thosmble b Lap samba's to give vent to their pthairs spa & envelopes prepared to order by the Post edam Deportment, with the miler's address and the to rthun the enclosed Lath ff not osilsd for, on pleated open lima, have already wens into nee In the pent-othess of mine oities.—trains paper. . IGiLFRESB FROM PARIS. (n OMB Owl PARIS. Thinsnar Enemas. The Geratte de France, which had copied &Om the Sims the extract of the Emperor's wadi on Valeria, says in reference to the anousisniqui to the latter journal : trpwarde of • leadred meow bud the 11061 MT of receiving • espy ef this memorial which the corissisustral Galls sew- Ildsmlisl. The moment that whither by • twee& of ear& Alsace or otherwise fragment' of sink • week as this bare appeared in the newspapers, we may surely be (no to yr predawn them, sad to express s hope that the document may be made generally known in its integrity. Although the Timis papers which published the Count de Chambord's letter have escaped censure, the prefects in some of the provinces have "in vited " the local prints not to reproduce it. I am sorry to hear it said that the government thinks of suppressing the international publishing aloe of MM. Lacroix, Verboackhoven, and Co. M. Lacroix, in defending himself the otdier- day against the prosecution of the " Life of Must," spoke so well and so much to the purpose as to have acquired in the Imperial Procureur's office the reputation of a dangerous representative of free thought, and consequently it is thought desirable to destroy his large business, and check the publicity which he too readily affords to a great number of liberal writers. The committee appoiuttd to inquire into the treatment of juvenile risoners in Laßoquette held a meeting this morning, at which the Empress presided. M. About has ceased to write the fettilleton of the Opinion Nationale, in consequence of an article ridiculing, apropos of Mdlle. Rosa Bonheur's nomi nation, Knightesses of the Legion of Honour. M. Chniroult, an old Saint Simonian, put a veto upon the proofs, and K About has not since offered any contribution to the paper. The heat has been intense in Paris to-day, with a Sirocco wind. At 2 o'clock Chevalier's thermo meter marked 34 deg. in the shade. At the Bourse the market closed heavily. Rents, after touching 67fr. 300., left off at Mfr. 22}c., with a rine of 2ifr. Mobilier is without change. Mexi can rose I, closing at 46f. MR. 001WELL'Il BALLOON. NARRATIVE OF THE ESCAPE OF RR. RVNOE. Mr. Runge, the gentleman who was the last to leave Mr. Cornell's balloon, on the occasion of the late iv inordinary sweat from Belfast, has written a narrative of the occurrence. The accident, be stye, =mod chiefly on account of the ref osion oared by the excited interferers of some of the pimentos'. "When Mr. Oorrell proposed to demised be gave to us the Mater iostructious how to behave. He told us to sit down at the bottom of the basket, with our backs towards the willow work, end to leave our limbs in en easy uocor strained position. He forewarned as of the heavy knocks end bumps we should get, sad told us we mass not mid then. Oa landing, be told us to get out one by mc, sad not to let go our held of the car as say amount, as the gas is the balloon was now comparatively *reared, sod it bed but little buoyancy left. Is spite of Mr. Ooxwell's %joint:toes, setae of the paseensen Gould not be Wooed to sit down. When the ear streak the ground, and was carried along with great reimiert, knock bog us about severely, the excitement got intense. Some preyed aloud, others shouted to Mr. Orwell to 'Let of the gas'—others cried out, 'We ere all lost'—in short, they behaved in • the wildest maser, losing completely their self-control. Several of them now pulled at the valve-cord with great violence, and there sprawl to be a general panic. We, who art done, obeying Mr. Coxwell's oommands, were trampled epee by the others, as if it were • struggle for life." When the car settled rarely en the ground there was a terrible sennible to get out, and only • few held on to the ear after they had reached solid ground--corequently the balloon role spin with Mr. Runge end Mr. Halferty in the car. The latter, however, was soon afterwuds pitched oat and Mr. Rouge was aloe*. The arbor attack the ground several times, sciatteriog about the turf sod store like feathers. " The anchor etruok in a willow-tree. I shouted out to the people below to secure the cable and anchor by ropes, which try did. The realist was now beentifelly still, the Meer had died away, and the balloon was swigging calmly at her moorings shove the farm yard. One of the men asked me whether I bad a rope with me, or how I intended to get out. I told them only to take are of the cable. be came the balloon 'Mai settle down herself by-sad-hr. I was congratulating myself on a speedy mange from my dangerous position. I had not counted on the wind • a breeze in about six or eight minutes sprung up, and tos sed the balloon about like • large saiL A crash—and the anchor was lease again. It tore through the Ines, Angle( limbs and branaliee about like matches. It streak the roof of the farmhouse, splintering the chimneys and tile. like glees. On I went. I came near another farm, shouted out for bele, and told the men to secure the arbor to the foot of a large tree etre by. The anchor was soon made fast, but this was only a momentary re. lid. Therms again filled the hell-empty balloon like • sail ; then was a lovers strain on the cable ' • then • doll sound • and a Revere concussion of the beret. The cable , s trange fatality ! had broken ; sad the anchor, my lest and only hope, was gone. I was sow earned on in • straight direction towards the sea which was bet • short dieters ahead. The arbor being lost I gave sip all hope. I set down resigned le the car, and prepared for the end. All at once I discovered that • side current was drifting me toward@ the mountain, the ear struck the gross& sad we. dashed slang at a fearful rate, knack. log down stone frees, and breaking everything it rote is contact with in its wild daner. I think I most ken goes at least at the rite of 10 or 12 miles an hour. Almost cer tain death seemed before mark to jump out as. this purge would have roared my brag dashed to gross on the rooky ground beneath. I was tossed shout is the basket se the peas in • child's rattle, and cannot comprehend at this moment that my bones were not all brakes. Bye-ead.bye, the knocks became lees frequent ; we wen paring over *cultivated eouotry, and the ear was, es it were, slimming the neer sad grazing the tope ef the hedges. I sew • thick hawthorn badge at some dinars before me, and the balloon rapidly sweeping towards it • that wry only rases. • 1 rushed to the edge of timer, and gong myself down upon the hedge. I expected a severe tumble but Ind a mild fall. The ear did not, as I feared, strike me, but the Lamest left it roes over my head. I lid down gently ea the other aide of the hedge. I rase on my feet and then tried every limb. They were whole, sad I need not describe my feelings at this almost rnineroes preservation. When I looked up I saw the balloon soaring majestically over the sea, from which I was about • quarter of • mile distant My strength sow almost forsook me ; my lips were parched with thirst, sad it was with pain sad difficulty I wee able to walk. I was almost too weak to climb over a little fence. Seeing some people at • distance, I tried to call for relaters, but my voice failed me, sod 1 would not speak. I &weeded the bill slowly, and walked towards the hide village of Water foot. As I went along I regained some strength. The good people of Waterfoot were full of DON acd sympathy ; and I acknowledge their good tact, es, instead of importuning me by too much enrierty, they left me gorily to repose. Whilst I was !Yin upstairs on. a sofa, a geatleiron from Ballymena is greed for me, and kindly offered me a east on his oar and • bed in his house. I rods on with him to Ballymena where I arrived at midnight. I was most hoepitably remind by Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. It was there that I met also my late companion, Mr. Halferty, who bad loud of my neer and had come to inquire after in.. Altogether my solitary and not uneventful journey through the air occupied, I think. about three•quartere of en hour, and the distance travelled ascot have been less than ten miles." Fizz ur THE GOUT NOSTWO Wow, DONCAS TIL—Yestard•y Porn Ise broke out at the Great Northern Railway Plant at Dommeter, and it is sup. pored that it wee ammineed by the spontaneous emehaetion of ems* lampblack k•gia in a pertios of Ow carving eT elope. The works of the company are of greet extest ham meetly bass amoiderably eekapi Td dr.was discovered &boat 3 eels* by ces of the three sight welsh. men. The supply of mks foe 641 town and compasy's aegis's was obiessed from the river Doe, but netwieetaad ing the exertions of bolls brigades tie fames estseded to is sirsl oardineiml atlrei7 amosozood a dboolon' nevus.. a .114411111 and • brake ma. TM roof o al ft was damaged, the foremen's rooms were burntem, end not tams 1,6031. damage has buss Mem • There was m wiled et the time, wed W the boil Mee et all famed the leas Week el haPainipi wiabi Prtialkismai , hoesderkoyed. MIMIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The announcement of the Zasberfibie in its It liaa dress, and under its Itolies title of the Plante Mopice, cre►ted a great moestion in eer rsemicel weald, and so pest we the demand for admisdem to the first per forming,* last evening that the pale were infsewsd, through the medium ef yesterday% sesepapers, that, every available place having bees dine:seri et, tise work waist be repeated ea Saturday (twarerrow) owning, Last night the bones was ereeded to the doom ever, WA it it, in= the orchiska stalls to the ceiling, being packed se away se penal,. The performance went off with eatasordiaary splrit sad effort, sad the present limes of Bar Majesty's Theatre is entitled to the *rah of having gives the meet cemplate and apirredid repressotation of this celebrity , ' opts that has ever been given in England. LW sight the cut of characters wee peculiarly Waft. Psmina, the heroine, was personated by Madame Harriers•Wippere, and Tamiso, her lover, by Dr. Oune. l fd lle. de Monks was the Queen of Night; Herr Woclrath (a new aemerion to She eorapsnY) wee the high pried Oarlike ; Mr. Sm•tley w•e Pappas ; Pet the little pert of Pappas wee ideildadd by MINIaI Maim. Sew of the swelled parts wen in dletiagabbed kiwis. No lees sperms this Madame Tielielk i oar chmedag ematalto, deg se one of the attenda•ts of the guess at Night; sad use of the three poll who sug sash pretty. trios was • young lady of peat premise, • dila tive of one of the greatest prima dosses of the age. We cannot opacity particular Woes sung by the performers. If we did so we should ham td enumerate thew ell, ea the opera i. • casket of gem. We roust fastest cerselfres with am* t►at Madame Wippent charmed everybody by her sweet sad graceful staging; that fddlles de Melaka pima fresh laurels by bee empties of the two pest bravura airs of the Q.ein of Night; that Dr. Ouse sang like • sound and moilleat Gimp artid; sad tbatMr. Pantley,thoughbeis sot • bniocelferser, and did not fill the part of Papageme wit► Italian laid t la Bon eoai, played it with piety, and sang the beautiful airs magnificently. The speetacle was got up with taste, miler , dour, and attendee to load and chrooologioal prspriery ; tad the chorus cud occhestes cowed themselves with eery. ;The peeforwasae, severtheless, was too lee& It wee not over till after midsiglif, by which tide the majority al the exespiay fa the bow and Wile had takes their de maws COLLICON OP PASCEPTCMIB. A public distribution of the prizes and certifi cates awarded to the pupils of this =flap at the Ifildsurs mer esuunisatiee took plain petards, in Bzeiler-beU. Lord Lrrrwrox presided. Amongst those present were Dr. IL Wilson, Dv. flashes, Profiteer Hughes, Dr. Altschul, Dr. W. B. Hodgson, Dr. White, Dr. E. T. _Mhos, Her. M. Jamb and Borne, Christ's HospitaL Hie lordship ex pressed the pleasure be felt Is Saida( so prombeeet a part os the occasion. He wee fully aware of the peat besellhe costarred by the college, especially os the middle dames ; and the beet proof that mold be adduced of the superior character of the institution was the fait that, while the num ber of papal' was 624 in 1860, it W 42 SOS the present year. When the college was founded he had some doubt. se to the desirability of the manner in which it was below worked, bat he wee happy to say he bad altered his opinion is the question and se he wse one of those engaged to the isquiry instituted by the government is regard to education, he hoped when they arrived at a solution of the questions in volved that the result would be inoesce lees in the diredios of the system which wee bele( carried wit so admirably. The prises were then distributed as follows : - Chrke—Mt. A. W. Boulden, pupil of Mr. J. Bonlden, LC.P., Gant-Sill Donut Margate ; 2nd. B O. L. Bremner, pupil of Mr. J. R. R. Loam Crove.bonae, Woodford. Mathematics —Mg F. Hop:raft. pupil of Mr. C. Wyneolb, Menet, Collegiate School, Margate; 2nd. J. Barnard, pupil of Mr. B. Honey, LC.P., Cooper'sionas School, Huntingdon. Swill& Subjects-Ist. W. Howells, pupil of fir. Piuebae, F.C.P. Clarendon-bogs, sinigtea ; A. W. DeaWar, peva a Mr. Bouldis -Ist. J. lassing, peed of Mr. Wynoolb ; 2nd. A. W. B eo i ttr ag"— den, pupil of Mr. Boalden. Natural SCIIIIM-14. J. Bar nard, pupil of Mr. Honey ; 2nd. T. Lemahm, pupil of Mr. T. W. Stephenson, Biala. ptoa-cdoes Academy. Ripen. General Pro ficiency—lat. A. W. Boulden, pupil of Mr. &maiden ; tad. W. Howells, proof! of Dr. Pinches ; tad. J. I L W i lnott, pupil to Mr. W. Beau. L. C. P.. Tulland's School, Taunton. Ur. J. PLUM, F.0.P., aimed • vote of thanks W the citairmaa, which woo waxieded by Mr. W. B. Howson, LL. D., aad corned with applause, sad the proceadissa terminated. THE PIES INSURANCE COMPANIES. The annual return has just been issued of all the sums paid for duty oa insurances against Ere during the past year by each of the Ire lasurance companies of the United Kingdom. This is the lint and wilt be the oaiy return embodying the differential rates of dety on stook bd. per Gent.), and bedding, sad furniture 3.. per cent.), those differential rates which command at Mid summer, 1864, end which were wholly inconsistent with any logical theory, having sow been abolished by the iniform redaction to L. li. iAimeried is a lit of the caw, showing the total ammo% calleatid and the Salleat at each rate of duty sepostaly, thus exhibiting the sew a . tarty di ff erent proportions in which they insane the diff e rent dame of property. It appears that the Royal hen the largest relative proportion of imiersoom ea stook : LONDON grricws.. _ Name cd Mace. At Ls,W. -- At 18. Totsl. I s. 4. 8 s. d. 4 a 4. Bus 18,141 It A 102118 10 7 11011,118 19 0 nook 8,69611 6 119.U2 11 11 1161,6111 4 3 R o y a l Lumps. 6,e99 13 9 77,553 7 6 83.663 1 2 County 3,11018 7 71,101 6 1 74,411 17 8 Imperial Alliance and Hants Muses and Bonet (amalgamated) Law Atlas 3,W6 110 3..361 10 10 41,679 U 8 London Guardisa 9,142 it 9 51,906 7 s UAW it 0 Westrai na tie l,llll 5 9 110,467 53 1 51,1811 16 10 Colon . . 1,674 11 7 29,404 16 U 80,979 7 6 Commercial Oaks.. 5.3116 3 0 14 OW 4 4 11.867 7 4 General Royal Farman' . - YU 4 0 11.021 111 12,404 15 U London and Lae& shire Law Bobs ll3 16 11 10,997 s 0 10,141 411 liand.loWand Church of landand European and War ! cantile Oaks lnialimmaied) I Western C 147 and County British Nation Hercules Emperor Albert ' Hoene aad °skald Prince 'London and South , _ work -__ llO 11 143 011 WI 11 vow•Or &Mee Siouni Frowner sB 7 11010 4 113 19 11 Net II l4 18 7 $7 9 4 42 1 n PritraHrlisel 8 9 8 83 6 2 83 13 10 V11109 24 : 440 0.077 14 101 867.808 8 01 MAN 19 It COUNTRY OPTICKI Name of Ohre. At Is. 6/1. At Is. Total. Liverpool and Lon- 5 a. 6 A a. L A a. L doe. and Globe, and Leeds aid Yeats. (amalmunated; —.25.454 7 140.499 2 6 106,101 9 3 Boma 20,365 13 92 294 8 be 154,250 1 51 Norwich Unto. 4.910 13 77,907 16 82,228 10 4 North British sail MerrAntlle 9.191 19 49,814 10 79,026 9 11 West of ENehuid Manchestar Booth& Baba 1.002 lb NATO 11 1 33,770 7 Northern 4Bllll 1 1 19,647 15 I 24,518 17 Yorkshire UM 10 21,11111 0 22,01111 II Lasenehlre 1281 9 59.474 14 MKS 8 Queen Kent OK 2 1 16,144 11 1 KOK lb Birrelsoffete CKedoolsa 1.2871e Km 11 13108 2 Bco4tisit Provincial Provincial District. Imes and Baffolk &KWh National MK 9 51% 3 7.311 17 Irieb National Midland OrmatiK BO2 f 4902 9 0,725 10 Netts sad twirbr Pstztotio Ole II 4, 91 6 1 494116 Salop KO 8 4 077 19 I 11,198 716 Norwich lktiliaba• Shropshire 2 9.Wske be 16 1 ;OK 14 1,146 I* 8 Iffnalaskom AlMasee 198 8 NM 9 705 17 11 Scottish Soya sad Ceanty 2l 11 246 8 917 17 10 01511 No Stewart, Dods& sad Nelda — 2 19 6 2 11 5 Nonni si 444,144 4 I MAT 11 111 1.44114g$ 11611 • rallta th. ea a 58,680& 11" h tal assiv. is the , year. Misr ordiaery onaIIINISDON is to.' mew et a &cream to that exteet ataOt bays boor =sod it therefore mos wawa WS the parole ' , ehaty ie &Mr al tudies Mak 'IA to se veryi l i loateatil wigwoisais Items dose" boatime. TRIAL OF DR. PRITOBAID. EDINBURGIII, AMY 1. The noun met again this morning at 10 o'clock, and preseeded with the wider, tee the &few, which °emelt two ham. Dr. Michael Ilsylor, of Omitsle, heather ef the Me Hrs. Prttehard, and me of Mrs. Tighe, gave masses as to hie baring advised ids sister to got a sums after his nestbses death, and his mote objecting to get one, blew* she did not las wimps about her. John Dimon ass of the gsatesrs of Daman Plaiehara and 04, chimeista, lidisburgh, proved that his Ina bad been in the habit of esiling frequently a bottle of Batthy's sedative moieties to a paws who asked tacit inthename of Dr. Pritchard. lie ales gave Mimes to the effect, that his Arm dimmed ia their retell trade sot We than half a plies or 80 ewers ct Phwebsgb tincture of aconite is pear, and that be vea7 freqnsatly made up preeeriptioes of kW en teases in a nazism Hs would ad madder it of msaseml if a medieal loan ware to get se cease at a time from then. Is be mid thorn win no antimony or timmilit is Ibn Illslllsys elation white they sold, and it Iron pliktiMilmillik flaw no del sat lato tilmeidentmily cm Moir Thomas Fairylem, chemist sod druggist, Edinburgh, proud that he had atom sold bottles of &Pkg . * foltitifs to Mn. Taylor, and that be sold two MOOS of this to ldtu. Taylor cm 29th Juarary, and soother two ceases oa 4th February, 1866. In the course of a year he sold in his dispelling retail Madams about fifty moms of nominee Madame of aerobe, and be bad seeds up prescalptkins cum Mining two clause of Plegoines timetera of mambo tor a liniment. In erosommadastira be asidharnight sell shout two or three ounces of tutu meat I. a year. James Thimmisse. °somata+ 44.11, sold ho bad bees i• the habit of purchesiag Batilry's solution from Doric Flockbart sad QM, fir Mn. Taylor, la the same of Dr. Pritchard, and had bought a bottle of the solutios for her the night bsfore Mn.. Taylor +ti► to Glasgow Mame distely prmsdlog ber • Two whams@ spoke to somulting Dr. Pritchard for SEW Moos in the ear, end (MMg honks from Dr. Pritchard is his cononlidng room. Om of the witoomee yroduned the bottle ortikdi Dr. Pritchard bad gives bin, but the pri soner's mussel mid be had so denim that its matentashould be *famine% and it woo ordamd to Ile as the table of the emit. Maim Pritchard, the eldest son of the prisoner, U years of age. sad Jam Freaked, his daughter, 14 jean of ego, were examined very briedy, theme semis' that his papa and mamma lived very happily together, and were very food of one mother ; sued the daughter Bayles that her grandmarsaia sad paps Wife very had of each other. The primer was much affected while his &Mins were tinder maminatios. The dolicitor•Oenend then addressed the jury for the proinention. Hs west over the medial evidence sail the history of the ems, contending that it bad bees clearly proved that both the ham had died of poises. and that however they came by that poison, neither the one nor the other took it wilfully. It ems also clear that as the poisos suet have bus tabs is repeated doses It mold sot have been takes by amidst, as the idea of suicide sad the idea of accident were both out of the vendee. The jury were shut up to the cosiduake that merder had been committed is both mem He showed that the caly two persons who bad mew to thedecsased ladies, sad bed say • opportunity to perpetrate the murder, were the primmer sad the emervast.girl Mary WLeod. He argued that the gradual poisoning of the wife could sot have bees dose by • girl of 17, sad that is Ms saner. of the minder they mold almost detect the Sager of a doctor. He ',teed the feels brought out is *riders as Mowing that the primmer had the mesas sad opportasity of committing the murder, dwelling especially upon his dropping the eager into the snap which made the servant and Hrs. Pritchard sick. As to the ors of Hrs. Taylor he main tained that her death wee clearly due to the aconite width had been inked with Bsttley's solution, sad that the evklesee left so room to doubt that the pri mmer bad pat the aconite lei the bottle. He emoluded by asking a verdict of guilty. Mr. Clarks seat addressed the jury for the prisoner. He . pointed out that the prosecution bad not bow able to assign , say motive for the centsemion of the mimes charged against the priemer. He reenladed the jury that they could sot apes probabilities or maphionsleaely, bat = " preof. The prosecutor melt prove by evidence that It was Dot Mary II lead, orsome one else is the homes, that administered the pekoe, sad It wee sly by showing that It was sot Yaarryy Mimed that he scald bring the Morns home to theMpiioser. Alter noticing the midair°, as to the cirmunetasms etteoding the name and death of the two ladies, he meintabseel that the pre.seusisu had sot bees able to tress one case of poisesiag to the prisoner's Made. Is every use of the cams Huy Wlesed visa censeraed. All that the BolioitorAerasesl • Maiatalsred was that there wan but two proms who mold *iamb the crime, the prisoner sd Mary leLecad, sad yet,.. without adds" Mary Mleod whether she put anything la Me food, the 'my one asked to believe that she as est guilty , sad therefore that the prisoner was guilty. BOWS. eluded by maistalaing that the whole evidence for the pre sentee hum aces peobability, sad could never jenitify the jury is believe that the prisoner we. capable of entuarleing the mpsr sad hideous murders with which be was sharp& At half-past four o'clock the court adjourned till west morning at ten o'clock, when the Lord Jewess Clark will pressed with his charge to the jury. THZ DISSOLUTION OF PJ A supplement to the London Gazette, published last night, contains the following proclamation, dissolving the prompt parliament, and declaring the calling of another : .. Vicyona. R. —Wbersas, we have thought fit, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, to dissolve this present parliament, which stands prorogued, to Widnes day, the 12th day of July instant, we do foe that e nd publish this our royal proclamatioe, mid do hereby diodes the said parliament accordingly ; sad the lords spiritual sad temporal, sod t►e heights, sinew. sad burgesses, and the commimknors foe shires and boughs, of the Hones of Commons are discharged from their meeting sad atteadance on tbs said Walsers, / the 12th day of July hist. ; sod we, being desirous and ren ' solved, as soon as may be to meet oar people, sad to her . their editor is paellazaset, do herby maim herrn be direr lowing subjesis mar nryal will sad pirsuna to al a new re. I lianiant ; and do hanky farther declare that, with the advise • of oar Privy Memel, we hen gives order that our Chan• cellar of that past of oar Unita Kingdom called Great. Britain, and our Chancellor of Ireland, do respectively, upon sodas thereof, forthwith rue our write in doe form, and accordieg to kw, foe willing a Dew parliament, sad we do herby alms by this our royal prociamatica under oar grog seal of our Baited Kingdom, require writs forthwith to he issuod aomedingly, by our said sharkellore renew Seely, for causing the Lords Spiritual sod Temporal and Comers, who are to serve in the acid parliament, to bo ' duly retuned to, and give their attesdanoe io, our said, parlimmat ; which writs ere to be 'stumble on Tneday, the Kassab day of August next Gives at our Court at' Wieder this sixth day of July, in the year of our Lard' aro thousand sight hundred and sixty-Am and is the twenty-sines year of our reign "Goa nave ras Quasi." . . .. .. - sisslbir proelamstiaa is issued for the dart's( Um dams pins al lisslisaa. Do. QtraOr AID so Poolrooms—While Dr. Qualm was girlag esteems, the other day, before a coml4 tee of the New of Oessawas, It. Robe* end to Mat De you sot think that there would be as pretectioe ter the public if presariptiose were wrist's la Naslish I—Dr. =eareplied, Ido not the beast le tbe wiirld. —llr. •. No dile* upon yoer ego preholea Dre : Not the least to the world. The mesa% of Latia that le required for writhe' pieseritsiess so *wry saes% it is. be sadly pried:—Mr. Basta& : I =ppm then sae set 60 per meat et the waled raw who scold write thew if you required the tereaaetteas ? Dr. :I la not ray that. Is th e eons et saws' Ik. Reebok rhea : De you knee NINO. a • are written fa Free& !—Dr. coda : It la °flea illegible Preach ; wad /101•11•Nt the thieg yrereibei doe betlittO end ow bas..—Blr. Reebok : Is that year , opuses' el Treaeh physieleas I—Ds. goals Tam e: r t i m Awe I eqa pp that the loath seassaly doersiey IMO vol. ate el tat* deo veryCZtrre.- 4