The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

INEWSPAPEh '-,./..- ... c.r -- _-_,; -- ..- - i -- / z--./ Crt ! Lit r. -* * C r tli • , -it - . 4.-564 , ' " • . ' fi l if . . ' ' 1 W . " 4 % LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1860. No. 4.349.] (Stamped, Id. Additional.) a WO PEN CE. C" PE u"lmi) NUPE DiThet (11Dder •..nt coviii."...ll sad will be . the oOmild notate elippw4hi , • k, u C. PAID'. Castasamkr: Maass `t. West t. Has spotless and handsome aommanedaMon for .• r. For freight and passage apply le JAMB TEM o'o 6, 131111teramiare. ARCHERY PRIZES:, WEDDING and BIRTH DAY PZIALTIA.—At T. A. 8111PeOW and C 0.13 Netallisimeet. 1K Itegent-street. and 8. Beekatreet, will 01/ be farad usesest atiracUous and novelties of every de. aereptite, of the mad choice and bequttful designs, manu factured egiremaly for their HONS, suitable for wedding and lettAir em prents. archery prizes, Qc —T. A. NIMPSON an d ths, jewellers, watch and clock manufacturers, dressing case makers, sad Importers of f.•reign sad tangy test ae:. lite. Mt, Regentetreet, sad B. Beak street. W. ROYAL PRINCESS'S TREATRE. I Mr. A. HARRIS begs to announce that he has entered Into an =Tanglement with the COMPANY of ZOVAVIOI, ori ginal founders of the Theatre at Inkerman during the Crimem War, where , under the enemy's tire , they gained such renown, have dam performed In the principal theatres of Frio" Vienna, Madrid, Brussels, Constantinople, Milan, Turin, Berlin, Stockholm. Gibraltar, and Lam. The ZOI'AVES will make their FIRST APPEARANCE In Eng land ER MONDAY, Ja l 7 IR to a novel and varied entertainment. The battles In which these Artiste ware tamed are Alma, Belaclava, Inkerman, Nankai, and Se YSTAL PALACE. -INTIrRNATIONAL STATISTICAL CONGRESS. . •ta have be made for a DFJEUNER in the Sew •• ' rem", la the South Whig, at 4 o'clock, on HONDA*/ next, 00 celebrate the Fourth Medlin of the International Sta a .gmes. The GREAT FOUNTAINS will be played at past IV o'clock. The price of ladies' or gentlemen'ailckets ter 'be ci/Miner, Including admission to the palace and park, Wee 10 .St aim. These tickets say be obtained at g's . of at the Secretary's Office, Crystal Palace. Ismodiately after the display of the fountains, the ATHLETIC SPORTS of the VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS (commenced on irgEent occasion of the distribution of the prizes shot for at edoal will be concluded:-.1. 300 yards race, foe the prise of Guineas. 2. Pji . k t up stones 130 atones 1 yard apart , . Firs Guineas 3. Sw race e of 100 yards. 4. Ditto TlM nSroed lamp. 6. tto race of 300 yard'. . --In compliance with the wishes of the competitors, th *porta will take place on the Celt:het Ground. Open at 9. Atingasion to the Palms and grounds. la ; Childrus. SPORTING. THE GRAND NATIONAL REGATTA. HEREFORD RACES.—FB WAY. TMs NORIIRT HAMDICAP of 5 soya. each, with 40 added, for 2.yr-olds ; winners extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Lbsoola's Lawyer, by The Libel, 54 Mb (We 71b eIJ (Gardiner) 1 Mr. Newland's Astarte, bet lib (Pritchard; 2 Mr. Willoughby's 5, by Moves, 7st 'rib !Sadler, 3 Mr. Robinson's e, by Kingston-01mm, 7st 131 b (Roberts 4 Mr. Sutton as Flirtation, 7st 131 b (Dray) 5 Mr. Willoughby's Corfu, 7st Sib (Decker) 6 Betting :Isto 4 on Lawyer, 3to 1 apt Flirtation. Won by a length, four lengths between the second and third. THZ CITY 001.0 Cyr, value 705., by subscription of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added. Once round, starting at the Stand. 7118? DA.T. The National Regatta, the most important rowing meeting in the kingdom, was fairly launched yesterday at Putney, under the auspices of the Thames Subscription Club. Our frequent notices of the arrangementa preclude the nemesity of any lengthened introduction ; the weather be tween the showers was very fine, and admirably suited for rowing. The attendance at the commencement of the re. Latta was small, but it materially increased ea it programed. There was a committee barge and • state barge for the ac commodation of subscribers and visitors, bands of music, and the usual accompaniments of an aquatic festival. The sport commenced, at 2 o'clock, with the Champion Four-oared race, open to the world. let rains, 1001.; 2nd, 201. ; 3rd, 101. The first and second boats in the first hod, and the first boat in the second heat, to row in the third or grand heat. This was the greatest feature of the whole regatta, no bringing together the most renowned men from every quarter of England. Al :4 TRALI AN a NEW ZEALANDPACKETS. LoN DON to SYDNEY Direct, Monthly REGULAR LINL Lot DIN to MELD lIC RN li sod AUCKLAND NEW ZIALANtr. p. following celebrated clipper ships of the BLACK BALL L;? f. .4 BilliTlitil and At'STILALI t N ex (LOYAL MAIL i %, - ILeT4 will be deepaktitd front the Loudon Ducks punctually . Slifka Captains. Bdo Port. To AWL --I_-- -,,Nt of the oath.. Mkt . 1100 . 3ydney ..... l Ang. 10 • ,Melbuttras at o ran: Mar t mb Krnw . ot .4 the wroth. ... , W 11.111 1.500 Sydney Oct. 10 • •...f Manchester.... Brown 1000 oydney "Nor. 10 o moire; . . .. Watson ink) Sydnq ( Dec. 10 • ~n..n0 o. tlo all - ;•.1) Wythooomo. 1500 Sydney .. . ."111.wr. 10 — Thew splastlil vessels afar on lotosoal opportunity to pm ,,, w.f. a.. 1 atalpporo of 1100 sod sores goods &oboes ot pae- t dny and despatch ; they conambe saw d Übe ttisst sad f L .tra r• ....I. afloat, Wilt and fuel omprorta . or li tho trade, col hy their rapid peamon tom oared • . tl o. —For freight or poomororgli to JAMB std ... thermal . or I. T. IE. Mm'r AT ioI Oa, I. Ilksorpoto surol, Loudon, LC NTALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and iIitOODEN, for the infortnatket of the Public and their numentui Patriots. tog to make the following announcement re gariltng the VALI g of GOLD, lisellng persuaded that the inte rests of the fad trader and the publc will be alike protected by the wide circulation of lmowtedge on this subject. Gold being divided Into re parts or carats, It toU we that gold of 14 carats One, la 18 carats.. 43 869 carats tl 11 10 worth .44 4 111 17 carats 8 wale .. 1 0 $4 per Minna DI carats.. 2 1 74 7 carats .. 1 4 0 33 carats.. 4 1 5 15 carat.. 2 1 1 0 carata .. 1 1 SI curate (British 14 carats.. 2 86 6 wale .. 017 standard) 317 101 12 carats.. 2 0 4 cants.. 014 26 21 rant.. 314 4 112 carats.. 6 64 3 cargo .. 010 76 20 cant.. 310 114 11 carat.. 1 1 1 2 carats.. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 wale.. 1 1 44 1 carat ... 0 S 64 Manufashem 19 Heneietthetriet, Coventgarelea, W.C., Lonclon Aasafs made of Chains and Jewellery for ls. each. N.B. Thill dome at 6in the evening, awl on Saturdays at 1 o'clock. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER sad EN V ELOPIN with ARMS, CLEM or INITLUAL— RODILIGUE4 superiorcreemleid adbcolve INVELOPIN Ott per 100; errs-laid notes, lull size, five quires for et . thick ditto, nee vine he la. , superfine foolscap, Os. per resin sermon SOWING CABINS, WIDDINO =mans, INVITA TIONS to the CtQEYONY , Dt./ZUNICR, snd NALL, PRINT= end STAXPILD to SILVER, with AIM or CUNT In the Wiwi fashion. CARD.PLATI lI.COANTLY ENGRAVED and 101 iII*TERZLNE CANTO PELVTID for is. lit —Olson% at WAY RODZIOONN well-bnown estehishamni t , TIVUADILLY, two dram treat lealhillearest. THE NEW HORSE ROAD THROUGH KEN SINGTON-GARDENS. Mr. One's Catherine, by Archy, 3 yrs, Tst (Bray) 1 Mr. . Gulliver's Min Eleanor, 4 yes, tist 4M . (Dackee) Mr. T. Parr's Nerto, 3 yrs, let 41 C2 n: 7= Mr. T. Cliffs Lustre, 4 yrs, Mt Mb Mr. Cope land's nemeses, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Sadler)s Mr. Henry na Yoolcka, S yrs, est 131 to (Hutchins) 6 Betting : 5 to 4 against Yooieks, sto 2 each abet Lustre and Norio, sto 1 each agst Catherine and Miss Eleanor. Won by a lapdh, the same between second and third. An objectiouto the winner, on the ground that she ought to have carried 71b extra for winning at Pontefract, stands over for decision at Goodwood. List evening? tinmerot!ely attended meeting of Ker and evening a numeroualy attennen meeting of MOINTRATZ PHICEB with GINKBAL HICTILLENCIL • Übe ratepayers and other inhabitante of the pariah of Kra- ? MOB= and SON can confidently assert that deitos, convened by the vestry, was held in the Ye:Are- as, Poww• edrantallss nun I n t o witch are guns haII Highetreet, to take dope to prevent the " innovation^ burned the reach or way other Moen to the Trade, Sid an al a lutes iced through Kensingtou-gardens ; Mr. JAB. Udirehrepabled te adbr• =ALLY GOOD ARTICLE at • VICHY ivm.29•. for Bright ... plumed. LOW /11103. The mead skilful Outten an and dors- WWI delseld sled workmanship nig be on. apology for nenectinadance having been read lIMOPOIEB TM:LOSING DEPMMIT le almost daily froisn'ennoy, Mr. Edwin Jams, Y.Y., Berm Roths- tein the beet Hone and locals Markets. John Stuart, Lord Enfield, Sr. M. Pet*, Mr. H an - ri MIZADT-MADE CLOTHING DIIPARTILINTI3 are fur. , irr m c lei r J o h n 17, ma nn Lip • , ir t 050a0 "...... : silo a sL a orZWi r ealgtel --"'' ' ' are*NLA -Mbibli .1 0 _ lig% grag.thi* AI •. . or the metropeide shoed be preserved aIi TZ L 11011/ZIT and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT . •, • • only because of their ornamental character, sad MOE DIPARTYZNTS, cestain a carefulTyeelected dock but . . they were the oily pieces where the poor, and of the beet and bowed Manrelhderei. the , . of the poor, coadd mart for recreation. N.H. Should say adds not be approved of, It will be ex. aaYHad entyrrttworre ascended the motion, which was cbengst, or the weer terstaniat unanimously, only three hands being held up Corner of 103011121 and ALOGATI, and Omer of NEW OXFONDATIZIT, and EART-anuorr. ° hi dictum moved the second resolution, which was G f ar juvranja o f a s ate , an d to effect that the intersection of Kensington-prdeas by C l l. n °71 , 111T ," soy aM iim m i a , a m men sad go*, a kind horehrnad was tiant to the feeling of the Owner of WHOM= aM ALOGA sad . iniethitarde, and was es pecially objectionable, uit deprived Corner of NEW oxrawariszr and HAW , also teatatta, children, and invali of the comfort and security 1 The Lord Kilmorey crew, Newosstle The Thames crew 2 The Confidence crew, Richmond 0 The Lord Kilmorey crew.-1. J. H. Clasper ; 2. Edwin Winship ; 3. R. Chambers ; Henry Creeper, stroke ; Robert Clasper, coxswain. The Thames crew.-1. Thomas Pocock ; 2. Joseph 119•1; 3. Thomas White ; Henry Kelly, stroke ; W. Peters, marwain. DLATZ.-111ir m i s s 10HARD me s. AMINBOBOUGH, .11. a. ot w.—Th. best Issionords onset SILVIS SPOONS sal TOM as osier: Tug LicztairD Vicrum.t.rma' PLATE of 50 son., for ape. Three quarter. of • mile. Mr. LincebisTmobia. by Prime Minister, 3 yrs, 74 41b Klardener) 1 Mr. T. aterens's Cbanoine, 4 yrs, Jut 00Th .... (C. nevem) 2 Mr. Bolman's Bantam, 4 yrs, IR 161 b (Holman) 3 - ...... M i r. 1131.4111•401 3 r. A. liopkinsis Our Mails, 6 yrs 7/b , est 104 b (Clement) 6 Betting :6to 4 on Zambia, 2to 1 eat Char:eine. Won by a short rook, bad third. Tax Crn &Luso Pure of 25 sots., for all ages ; the winner to be sold, &c. Tbree-smarters of a mile. Mr. C. Thames Barrer, by Parigh.a.Ballegh, 6 yrs, lit Lllb ( ) MK 1 Mr. W. Jeners Yorimbire Ml, 4 yrs, 7rl Mb (Prior (30i.) ) !Hardi , 2 Mr. A. liankhuis Our Marls, 6 yrs, 7st 121 b tetereent ng ; 3 Babb* also ran. Beg : Even apt Babbler, sto 4 opt %rage. Won ,by three lagthe • mama between wooed and thud. The winner was not *Old. lAEssRs. mozair WIGRAII and SONS' (of bleeivrall-yahl, lonia) Lllll et !WENT 811110 to R !lAA —Vvr 1 1114.1110VILNIL. Para ibilliP kl 1011 , 0 h. 1.4 li. so InT (lilt& ,Y an tut es smog at n splendid clime* drip Lli A 11. 1.100 tom. ' e , * i' RliC. commode,: bat( lodating Dub. Thie . I wens rms. nt mama maw, wi=ana any celebrated i. ..t I•.w pr e bete. abkh comprise UmRAM. Lest. Not. i . t kk I:.a 1., V orkshire. end other last. tavanasag=wonamma 0, 1 ... 1.4111 and listed esprresly for Ilie trade to s..d-ille Her al, • .1/111y odatioaa kr as d p...,"" sr unsurpeewed, and she will carry na WillWewli.— I i• ir..brobt or paws* apply to Yr.L ALLPORt, and IF .It. ; 1. ii. with Mamma I Wisram sad 1541, Leaden. li ..t sliest rasaerepees by Ibis Moe of pullets are cooreml tr 4.0,011k.° to tlyeimeta drobelsea ter secembeime larva . kin. for gamey.= term Ma P art I. ILLS. am s v. t i e& P c: tvrabkilthAll iii i4621X fy T • 7 •136 U 7 13 Da Spoons. 30/ 11 1 T 3 11 11 6,U 1! Tea Spoons 10 7103 18 412 3 416 0,14 3 0 The Richmond crew.—l. Thomas Mackinac ; 2. Edward Bell; 3. Walter Bell; John Mackinney, stroke; T. Jones, conewaie. In consequence of there being five boats, Isy the addition of the mixed Manchester and Tyne crew, the race, as it will be seen, was rowed in beats; the two first, se they above steed, were fairly backed against the third crew. They were so anxious to get to work that a false start was the consequence. At the second time they went sway admirably together, the Confidence crew with the best plass, the London with the worst, and the Lord Edmore , / crew in the centre. Immediately after they got away the Thames crew shot ahead by about a couple of feet of the Clasper', Mat the change was scarcely more than momen tary, for at the committee's barge, where they had all got steadily to their work, they were as level as at the moment of starting. A most admirable race followed, the Mears beginning to show the nose of their beat in front, and then making alternate shoots with the London crew the Richmond men beginning to tad. It cannot be considered that any marked or decided lead mandated itself till the Crab-tree, where the Claspers had drawn nearly half their beat clear. Of the soap works both had to diverge from their course to escape fouling a barge, and were steered admirably. Unless to decide private wagers upon the win norm of the heat, it was indifferent which came in first, as both the first and second bate would be entitled to run in the grand heat ; they however contended—apparently with all the power they possessed—for " pride of place ;" and without any change the winners came in first with just their own length clear, the Richmond men being three lengths astern of the second boat. is • II • • TO • TO 6120 The ether regolsltes for the table at esoaal.haa sliver spoons sad larks I sa77 P•stsru:lt-ia. ISLICTRO SILVER SPOONS AND TORN& warranted losisa- Node. mdat• mach raperiar quality to that roily ray by leamegers : I l4thlio . . UNA Uses. TO& =is Por Soma Al • O --- WIIFF inn Tolls ~ 1110 11TO ISO Demon =ol 100 ISO lISO Diet • 1 1 11 • 1 • • rex Spoon/ . •12 • Xl7 • 1• 0 teeli;gs laWasts, and wsa . " — pe r :tartjecitionable, as depriv ed children, and l invali of the comfort an d security toVledhitherto 'Owed. Me instanced the destruction tress is Roalea-row, canoed by the equestrians, and perrileled • cider deetrnetlon to those in Kensington otiwe the vide be continued so far. Cherchwarden Garrotway seconded the resolution, after a somewhat noisy interruption from a person Turner, was carried almost unanimously. Mr. J. ANTBOBUR, J. P., addressed the meeting, and said that the entire responsibility of the measure rested with the Chief Commissioner. Tardier interruption at this stage of the proceedings was ceased by the individual above alluded to, but this was by his being forcibly ejected. FIOOWI, who represents the parish of Kensington at Bawd of Works, moved • third resolution, condemn * the sours. adopted by the Chid Commissioner in not .00..d0e notice Of the proposed work. He showed the Ong effect it would lave upon property in the boarhood, and denounced the scheme generally in the shougest terms. Mr. Ham@ seconded the resolution, which was tarried. . On the motion of Mr. BOYLE, seconded by Mr. Santa, it woo resolved to draw up • memorial to her Majesty on the subject, and to appoint a deputation to wait upon Lord Palmenton, with • request that he would present it. • vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings WEEXLY 871111 0010117NIOATION to Nino YOU—ms LIVIIIPOOL. NW =AI run. t 01.1.P11 I A arum MP COXPAIT Waal lbvtr full powers,' INS lam b lllasaaalipa im aar at gamateara mharkramornpers sad amitalikaA so 4: WIAM LT iitOM LI azattlo& POZ WI YORK. = iv A AMIARIV 'IV . , Judi S. MINH' ROL W ANN& L ELAstAitt, Waived* & And am, isawiesdlag etaarba. Otis prang& la. IL mod ttgailmarkamadbill ta the M — Vtimard awn& Nyman, tadattlag all provision Nat i& Paaaaaapra ler OM& faillffili Western Stake bawled wit z u m A ramaaasave Isims.-I , r farther partlealms INMAN li, Wmaratraet. &Impost at to Ina ra4 MACZY. S. aka ffm4ft.a. my. GRATIS ON AMICATION Os POW PI E. MOSES and BONS Book for the Preeent The Growth et an Important Brenta et Itielisk gsm autry; mitm = Mos for Saltatessuremeat and hut of Trim a& Moo (nun hewed) an siabarate pima of their City Pemb Caere of NINON= and ALDOATIL, sad Omar of rn OXPOLD-STIZET and HAIIATII2IT, also Bradford sad Sheffield. Vortahlre. Tffs °earwax,'low PLATE of 2 soya. each, with 20 added. Eve f Mr. al Le t ar Zenobis, 3Set 11Ib (Taylor) I (Bra 2 Mr. Peacock's Rajali Breda, II yrs, 111111 b Yr. Thome! 3313variss, yrs, 144_111, 3 --- A 'bait artkia at Os soar ii&A sad an elm regalig' at .gr. kjClll iYIIATTINIIO__ WON, Ac., OMORDWIIISWY. W. Mr. Newland's Arebeie — M,ijriialost Mai Mr. Wood's Robin Hood, 6 yrs, est 7lb *dire 6 Betting : Even apt Zombis, 6 to 2 each apt Brooke and Milverton. Wait easily by a lengthM same between eecond and third ; bad fourth. Robin Hood pulled up. Previous to the etert Robin Heed broke sway, and ran nearly round the course. Tim Humans' &raw of 5 sem. each. with 25 added, for all ages ; allowances, he. To be ridden by gentlemen Immerser tradwunen ; profassiooals, nb extra. Two miles. Mr. Peacock's Hayek Brooke, by Cruiser, a yrs, 944 4lb ( 001.1) (Wheal) 1 Mr. We ym 's TM Mlller b), 4 yri6 list Sib Mr. C. iNWA 4 yrs, led Sib (1000 (Prior; 3 Betting : 6t04 cm Rajah Brooke. Won by four lengths; three lengths between snood and third. The winner was sold to Mr. 8. Darling for 140 ga. ZHOU YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to Idowthonaresda —Finales Tat& Spoons sad Id per dam : Burr' Spam sad Yorks. lad Per bra WIIITIMied plied ea pow Masi Saver. QYDZITHAM TROUSERS, 17e, Bd., the mooned fault of consummated free-trade, to the choicest laasy rive of this season, marvellous for the race of mans. frefssoffsg tole and aka Waistcoat eta as. Mt. &somata Coat, et— AX 1112.0THM, hill. S ree UITABIA WEDDING PRESENTIL—Oes r plots ME sad MIA M t antamies CO to ary mane ea a • 1*4.8* mac— tWt lawtbararada to/TIM—Mom lllmam .1 i ONt lisfayse, beak want aft* beerwani Mak jtkiTuni and iro CAN ROYAL LP St AIL 'TUX NUM ospialudtire AIM= le MIL I+,l wrist LIVCILIVOL art NNW y be. 11.,v0 LI VZILPODL sad .0111031, Sift BMWS dap St II %LI e.4L M Isal and nein promeas awl Issit leak Ib4 illowlas or odor mob w oppolidel be 1 boas Laivrp.ol LI 40),A. for WWITO:11, 1r1ar447, =ll 4, P1:11011 4, fur "I SW TOIL dm* AVM. 4. rr.4144 Owirsiers sad rode Mr Same red lkwasa, to be truolort.t sa ~w fork os board taw Revd mmil Meat ship aneak THE VINIIYARD APISOCIATION .s. fuirsit MALAWI Mao Ossiposs. MU* DUCID DOlt Pal up, ASSAM TM Sawa Wlleeminea .. 71moo"llt nabs. sad ft** irm moms Soo dolly adowlkonsol . or tor prise Id mil two tostims to T. W. STAPLETON, , 100, Itepalatrest. SIINEIHENE and showers—on race-course, or railway, or sca•bsach—require the 'telt, au: besolitullysand ALPACA PLICTOTS sad OIT A d nare at Iss. &sunk es.—mass by 29, Lugate-hill The A. P. Lopatinle Ere;,Manchesterand Tyne 1 The Hon. G. Denman, Lambeth crew 0 The Lonsdale List. —l. J. G. Tayler ; 2. T. Nada ; 3. H. Ault ; M. Taylor, stroke ; T. Harrison, coxswain. Hon. G. Denman's Crew.-1. Samuel Peters ; 2. Thomas Royal ; 3. William Martin ; Robert Bain, stroke ; J. Driver, coxswain. The odds were strongly in favour of the winners • for although lisin's is • mow which has just earn e d ei ailant laurels for England abroad, the other wee mock better. It was hardly more than • minute before the Man chester and Tyne crew led, and at the committee barge they were a length and • half clear, which they improved throughout the whole distance. The three great crews, Newcastle, London, and Man chester and Tyne, are those who will have to row today for the grand heat. The Mama are slightly the favourites. Tas SCULLISFUS Rams, °pea to the world ; tine prise, 201. ; second, 101. ; third, 51. ; fourth, 21. In this race there were also some first-rate scam, all very evenly matched. There was • strew partiality in favour of Ikrumerton and Everson. SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Sic • Ihisol %dorm Iran Ift—llrle agy by SUMO: IMOTIIIIIA 111. ladgatio4a. NOTICK—WINESand SPIRITS at RIDIRMID DVTIMIL—A. BIOUOIII ratiesd Ysi at view with tn. Na.snet pot trot as implicative. Clara* Mmarilmai), MOAN Maladod. por doom UM Chailba (Whits i Mrlit Via Sill Hoak or lionasnotat t ' " f Ills, p a " I. for charged Ma in dogma I we. Smith Abbas Port sad Murry . .11s. sad Ina limit African liadetri sad Aranatilado tan Gln tall strength, lie 3d, Burgundy Brandy, 14 per Ballo& Bollencla the very beet, S. per OW dozen cue. annspies of any fear of the above no receipt of 111 damps. Tonna caelL BIOUOII, L. Strand, London. EY= HAM DAILY NIOLIGIE COAT, 114., sowed Maks. —Made sob by *ta d STANFORD RACES-FRIDAY. THE KETTON ffram, of 60 rove. each, for 3-vr-olds : colts, fit 71b; Allies, Bst alb ; allowances and penalties. A mile and a half. (5 subs.) Mr. Jute's The Hap, by West Australian, Bst 2lb (0. Pordharow.o. Tat Flan YEAR of the SaconD Woinoars BIZNNIAL greise, of 10 Dors. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, ast 10lb ; All nb ; allowances, In . ; the second horse to save his stake. T.Y.C. (15 rube.) Lord Izetar's Knight of the Thistle. hy Knight of 8. . Ours% Set 71b (0. Pordb) 1 Lord ClUdesis Cynic, 84 1011 t ai rx Mr. T. Parts Kildonan, ast M (G. Lord Strathmore's Saga. Set 1 011 -- AA4lll.t. for WWTON, %Denby. Assimslll. Psessae weary. Umbels( swererd's fee sad preirimems, Apt mithont - tars or liquors. mid mut be obbimiel to bawl :—To Haneland Hootign. chtd WA& crt. second embis. Lit To Seg. 1-M chief °thing MO. second cabin, LIS. hetet& to mdig,“ 11/1.1 New Tort. 43 per ton, and S per cent prg• eau entail limo, to, nab and smelt/ale These atenneships hare accigemi.lagniti f..? a lllatlteil ingather of woad eab4n pas seagera —foe ignmairc or Wier information apply Sol. 11, room. St old Dread un-. Londna D verge, Hanir, sod 11, Pima de Burr, ruts U. sod J. Borns, Bucimassaiessk D. Week soil C. Whir, *mambo's ; or D. sad C. !Wyse. t h reZt- Ilemiod. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.— SALMON ODY, sad 00. aeo t respectfully later* {he public that their TRUSS& have been la USI timed& of FIFTY YIAILv, and are found to answer the purpose with more lass and Security than any caber Invention. They will sumer for Night or Left 814. requiring no 'seder...trap or any galling Bandage. Pomona la the country are requested to send the circumference of the body one Inch below the hips, and to observe that ''ilabson, Ody, and Co," is stamped epos the loather OW. 14. R.—A Moak attends from 10 till o'clock. Lade are roposoled to apply at Mr. Odys private door. MEETING AT PADDINGTON. Lest sight a public meeting of the inhabitants of Pad- Bayswater, Notting-hill, &c., was held at the Paddington-gross, having been convened to resist "the invasion of the privacy of Kensington-gardens by the new horse ride." Itr. Churchwarden Wwrica having been called to the chair, briefly opened the proceedings, stating that Mr. Edwin James and Lord Fermoy (the borough members) were unable to be present, they being at that moment engaged in V o n the bottle spinet Hue encroachment on the pn. vi of the public in the Howe of Commons. DILLON moved the following resolution :—" That, without notice or consultation with the parties interested, • ride has been formed immediately connecting Rotten-row with the moot retired and beautiful parts of Kensington peter, cutting the gardens in two parts, and rendering mom frau one to the other inconvenient and unsafe. That gees gardens, by the gracious permission of the sovereign, hove hitherto been opened to pedestrians only, affording a piti4 and ado means of enjoyment to all classes, without rese . tl rank or fortune. _ _ _ SANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the r e du ce d d u ty gatd to any station in kngland supplisd from THOI6. PL NN mid SONS, wine, sprit, and liqueur merchant. ,upward. of *yam paneyora to the Rom Society of Linoola'ainn), 11, Latin Casdaltatreet, W.C. Prom MO wood, Ma and NI, par doom eider wines. 425., 68t, 54... very eboko and old, Oft, Ti., Ma., to 120... remartla's Sherries, mound dinner wine, 24., W 301.. superior. Jna , Ma., ads.: Amontillado, Ma, 64 ags. ; old Last Indian, iaS, ditto Madeira. Sts, Claret., Bordeaux, Y 4; it. Johan. : Bt. Eatepho. Mc and e higher classes, ranging front Ma. to 106 a. Priced lista oa applt• cation. MI &thin' HAJIDICAP, of 10 soma each, h ft, fis all ages ; gentlemen riders ; professionals 61b. extra. Five u rerTaxisi's Queen of the Map, by Hesperus, 9 Ira, 9st 811, (Mr. Edwards) Mr. Itsynares Drogheda, 4 yrs, ISA 71b .(11r. W. &arab Jetting) 5t04 on Queen of the May. Won by a length • BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. kir Ex, I HmoNs To THE SIOATN AT LOW FAA/A LiruM.6. Train. 1•111 leave ladd67oaa tea, for 011..k1. rares .46 Csoi in .1 Ilasbary sad la) : kora hen. and V. &mirk IN. M. and Oa. .• lbudneasna Ma. and Breams irh. Wednestatry, and Mike filla. Ild. and Ya▪ Md • IS.4,rthampt6l4 14. and Mal: W=lis and Ilhaew•- Inn 174 sad los . okvestry, Wresionn and tlndrr eel :1114 I. . lilrt=ed Warped nil. and Ite .41 . ot. lt 4TURIA V. July SI, miming an y, July • , Wed.-44,1y, Jilly Mamba omilaarlic July 311: • linn.l4y. Antral 11. tvtnrning on Wobasisgr,, Anima t ; and an Wt4lnesta 7 , .%uw:4l revarnleg an Xands7. t u ra I& r"r Ilm.• .4 return and tortber putiambra aa• SPIOTACLIM, iin Ted by HARRIS and SON, will wet the idght Better babel mita Reel. wtth a sat.or pebbles, lba : = n ib t;rSe. lo lea Gold end Silver Spectacles end et variety, et liervire ( F= Mem lb. 11,1= b tree. M. 10,. SON, to the loyal el the British Musetnti strisi, Lorton ibleblithed Ilfill tleia.—No travellers employeL E. Bell, Richmond 1 J. Chandler, Hammersmith 0 H. Corby, Gravesend 0 This was a very fine heat, and won in very masterly style. They got away together, then Chandler took a slight lead, Bell and Corby being scull and scull. Ere their arrival at the point, Bell had rowed so vigorously ahead that he want on to Chandler's stern, but immediately stopped his boat and backed till the other got well away, and then resumed the race, rowing by Chandler off the Crab Tree, and winning by two le ngth s. Tss firlisooso CUP of 100 sore. ; 3.yr-olds, rat 71b four, fist ; five, 94 7lb ; mix and aged, 94101 b ; allowance and penalties. Three miles. (14 subs.) Mr. Gibbil Wallace, by Malcolm, 3 yrs, 74 Tlb (Yordhare) 1 Lord Fltswllllam as Avalanche, 3 ym,74 Mb....(/!alloch) . . STEVENS and SON. Wine and Spirit Mar chanta.--Supenor BRITIAN and ccoLONIAL sr/girt— A. awl Wm can hirlily recommend the following, vii .—English liin, as ail. atel 1.1. +9l : highest quality and strength, 12a. and . p„.a. Id . yer gAion Jamaica Rum, 13a Id. and : finest qua lity. newt Vs per gallon. Whisky, very angina, highland, 20a per gallon. Tull prier lista of wines and whits tree by post on application. Terms, cash.-76, Bisbopspito-141•11$ WUhlt. TIEBRELLA PA RASOLS , ... tot & SUN SHAMS. ALUM, SS, Ahasdrant, mantalleelearenbesis exteestve amortised of II Sun Shades, from St St ea& rich ditto, with ivory baulks, la &l. each ladles' silk from ea. Sd. to lot each; good alpaca thtto, with mase s = recommended, at Oa Id.; gentlemen NMI umbrellas, tree lit ; Vrditto, from OW Id. Established 20 years. live doors west Jamee's-luall. No connexion with any other home. while ie admitted that the ride was very pleasant—for he had himself enjoyed it once—regarded it as a great encroachment on the liberties of the people. Mr. BZIIISON having supported the resolution, Mr. NICHOL/a stated he had just come from a meeting at Kensington, where resolutions condemnatory of the ride had been adopted. lie had told them that Mr. Cowper was to hare met a deputation on the subject that day, hut he had shown the bad taste not to do so, and the Kensington people had come to the determi nation to addren Lord Palmerston himself. (Applause.) The resolution was then put and carried with a few dis sentients. Betting 5t04 on Avalanche.' Won by four length's. A Bataisra RAM of 5 nova. each, with 40 added ; for 2-yr olds, 7st ; three, Bst 12Ib ; four and upwards 9st 100 ; allowances, and optional willing weights. Thre e quarters of 'IMPORTANT RALE of first-chum new end J second-Mud FrILVITURE --J. Dr.NT and Co. b. to an. seance to the while that they have purchased the entire rand. the of several large bottom, which. added to their already the largest e.t.a in London. they are oderang at hall Ito real value, comprising mites of dining, drawing, and tied room appendages, In oak, rnAotany, walnut, and other woods mahogany dining. room ch tirs at 15e. walnut drawing.room ditto, In silk, at lila 61. tele•rope ont,: tsar, at ad.: Iron bedsteads, at M. . every other anode proportionately cheap, at the Siroat hestern Furialtuie .velar, V., and Crawford-street. laker.ttrvet , estahlithed )car► lthippers to but climates will end the ,love stork ntolnollied, and on new making the display in Loni,e, ,of handsome brats, Iron. and wood brideadv. all fitted with furnitore, and entire new quilled beds not bedding complete, with every description of hed.room W iton Over; artlvle is warranted. Marked the lowest price In Nun Or4urot. or money return e d if not approved of. Century pall to any railway stadium to the kingdom. No charge kr packing or the use of cases. T. Pocock. Lambeth G. Wade, Retch! 0 The winner took the lead, and kept it with OW. Pant-oat= Bac; open to the world. Pint patina, 251. second, 101. ; third, 51. ; fourth, Si, MEW HEAT. G. Hamm!rton and G. pran:..is, Teddington 1111ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. L) No rent.peg mulre.l. No ism AM bearer soar wino. YAM. BARLoWN PATENT CASE STAND.—No waste es seihaust disturbed In tattier ; will repay Unmet a handfed fold. Mee Ita CARLoWS AVTOMATON CINDER 811TTER.—Wassaatod to sate one ton of coals ear. Plias lla. Id. Itagraviaca grads. CARLOW'S R 11 MEAT SCREEN.-11111 roma a larze Joint with a soon Ira, aad save a tort of coal . Us- RACLOWS POTATO NTILLMEIL —The only oaiaod to cook than In perfection. By an means see Re action explalnesL Price to.. 75., Ms N.H. Apply direct to JAMES SARUM% 14, Kln Wllllao dnbt, 3lanmon.honse, Inventor and patentee. to. that Ms =sae and ashlrem Is ea every article . all other are spurious iseitatloas.—Established lath YOUTH and BEAUTY. —The FLEUR DX VAGE or Moors of Youth, s vegetable preparstlon, so hums* Mot 14 may be applied to on Infant, but yet imparts the moat Musli n *wawa to soy complexion , and renders the skin betwatEaDisolt. It villain the moat inveterate skin climate, from whatever reams arida& Sold in cases MU. and 11a To he had map of EDWARD DAvilos, 448 West Strand, over the la mi Elec na tric Taagrapaalica panes Descriptive pamphlet tree for two amanaen by damps. - Mr. Hutathon's Irene, 2 yrs 101. , , sst sib =7l ; Pane.KrPane.Olney, 2 yrs ,3014. 644 bib Mr. W. Boras Vaster', 5 yrs (301.), Sat 31b (A. Edward'', 3 TER CLIPDI2( Cur of 200 soya. (Handicap), for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Winners sates. New T. Y.C. Mr. Hare's Hartley Wlntney, by Bay Middleton, S yrs, 7st Sib tear Tat 71b (0. Yordham) 1 Count Batthyany's Suburban, 3 yrs, Sat 101 b (Daley) 2 Mr. S. Jacobs', Volunteer, Oat Sib (A. Edwards) 3 Mr. W. Kelaon's Lord Milton, 3 yrs. art alb 0 (4) 4 Kr. T Hughes's New Brighton, aged, 7st 81b (D. H ) 5 Mr. Thoraton ' s Curlew, 3 yre, 74 121 b (H ) 6 Mr. T. Wllklas' Knuckle Duster, 4 yrs, tat 10th (Johnson) 7 Tae BRCOND YEAR OF THE FIRST WOTHORPE BIENNIAL BLUM of 10 mows each, with 50 added ; for 3-yr-olds ; mate, Set 101 b ; Mlle., est 91b ; allowances, ha. Ths sisooad to nave his stake. One mile and a quarter. (21 subs.) Mr. T. Peres Lupellas by Lonp-garou, 3 yrs, est 10th (0. Fardbiz) 1 Count Batthysay's Barabbas. 3 yrs, art 71b irti r t llls) 2 E. Mr. Haifa Tabora II yrs, 831 bib 11 N ) 3 Duke of Beaufort*. Blue Baba, 3 yr; Sat 101b.....(A. 1 4 Betting : 2 to 1 on Lupellua, 4 to 1 asst Blue Huai. Won by a neck ; bad third. Dr. THOIWZ moved the next resolution: —" That the ride now made appears to he intended to afford further moans of recreation to those dames of society whose means of enjoyment are already compara tively without limit, particularly as to horse exer cise, which they can enjoy in the parks, roads, and all places in the metropolis, and that it Is an interference as unwise as it is ungracious with the comfort and the safety of the people at large, many of whom have settled in the neighbourhood in expectation of being allowed for them selves and their famibco, and for the young, sick, and stu dious of all classes, the quiet and safe enjoyment of three gardens, and that this meeting hereby expresses its unquali. tied oondeinaation of the formation of snob ride." Dr. Thome advocated the preservation of the gardens to their original use, on tke ground that they were most beneficial for in valids, mid he appealed to the aristocracy on the ground of humanity not to trench on the privileges of the poor or sick. Re could assure the aristocracy, for whom he had a great respect, that if they would let the rights of the English people alone they would be the last to meddle with their Privileges. Mr. LIONLID BZWILL seconded the resolution, which was declared to be carried unanimously. A committee was then appointed to adopt such steps as might appear rogelite to carry out the objects of the meeting, and to rddrar the Queen, if necessary ; and the meeting separated abler she usual vote of thanks to the chairman. J. G. Taller and M. Taylor, Newcastle As the boats out of this heat were qualified to row in the grand heat this could not be oonsidered in the light of a race, as the men were of coulee not disposedto distrossthem solves without occasion. The absence of the whole of the other pairs, three is number—H. Clasper and J. H. Clasper, S. Peters and T. Royal, and H. Kelly and T. White—caused some surprise, but it was conjectured they were husband ing their strength for the great engagement in the Four-Oar Champion Race they have to-day. RIMMEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquieite perfumes-114==Es bouquet, Nowt Africsin Sown; Mlle Volunteers' bouquet, Jockey Club, die., are the swat fashionabie for this season.—L' 11M L, perfumer to her t ade . y t ti,e and privilege bums d purveyor to the s . ,u c e i e t ,n of S c itu t . A. T c iae . 1111, Landon: retail branch, 17, Boulevard Sea Haim, Parte; wholesale branch, 66, Calle de la Montero, Madrid. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS an d CurYaltS In INGLAND ars at all antes to be obtained se IPHILIJPS Nal Co., Tea Merchants, a Ling Willlsmatrest, Cliy. Good strong useful Coupon Tea. In. >Z 10d.. sod 4s. ; rich nouchung ia ed., 3s. 10d., n od as. Tea aadoollss to Ye value of 40s. sent metope Ices to say railway station sr naarkst town In En g land. • pries current free. Sugars &twills{ prim. All goods earns. fres within sight miles of tits My. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. ir troll and Si oNt solicit an Impoction of their extensive ST WIC of CAILPETIN4i, the designs and fahrica tottable to the flaunt lade: oho APO Damasks, hr. Katetlet, :Leila, CUMIN*. Ike • of Itrat.cloom anunthscloire for every style of deourstioa.-4 lad a liouldeuirert, and 66 and Id. Tottenham-court-rood, W. TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the 11Inside, and others, exposed to the sin and dust, will and ROWLANDS' KALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the =slob, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allay beat and trritanKty, sod immediately affording the pleas ing ismitioa Minding restored elasticity sod healthful slate of the 'lda Freckle, to., spots, pimples, flushes, and discolours. liesoly helm Ile on, and give place to portly of corn %win tits glow of beauty and of ilillol7l. In cases of sun- Magi of Wade, Its virtues have long bees acknow =l. Pelee le 6d. and M. Id. per bottle Sold by A. ROW and CON& 20, Hatton-garden, and by chenusta and per inea. Ask for Rowlands Kslydor. R. Chambers in } Ne:as — N e w cas tl e - -- E. Winship John Mackinney } Richmond 2 Thomas Maakinuey T. Pocock, Lambeth J. Wise, Kew Bain and Martin bad also bees catered, bat did not come to the starting poet. The rase was admirably started; immediately after which Chamber and partner took a slight lead, followed by the Mackinneys, Pocock and Wise being close up. Chambers and partner were pressed hard by the Ifackinneys for some distance, and the third pair gradually fell off, till the two leading boats bad it all their own way. This grand heat excited much speculation Flammerton and Francis appear to be taken for preference in thoraces of tO4Sy. WATZIMIN SCULLERB RACZ—Tizia HEAT. TART FRUITS sad PRESERVES, 10 a , per dozen Ilth Sane and Pkiklea, 10s. per dozen : Now Dundee Marmalade, 10s. per dome Crystallised and Glace French Fruits and Ckooolatee, Pere de Yaks One, tiame and Yorkshire Pies, Potted Meats, rolepw, Lyons. and Brunswick Sausages, nllllll4ll Caviare, &milieu Ox and Reiedeer Tm= Strasbourg Bacon, Hambro' Beet, York and W as tphil ut ,dressed to order,. N.B. Really good Teas M. ed. mad M. par lb. —At FAULK NER'S, 97, Jerseys-street, corner at Yorkwireet. SL James's-square. VAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, sad BEDS. BROWN IMMO EBB ham some of the mume complete and mq kind lea.. u. op in • very mull awe for travelling, es lvdmpt..ll foe home me, vapor{ military, wed lavaildlnvalids.Cats hat free. Ito. DAVI ES'S GERMAN WAX CANDLES, 1. S}d. per IA . tine lirttleh wax as apsns. la S}y tramparent wax. U. MIL . genuine was, N. !d.: bate sperm S. : benne tax, la. Opt , potent sperm or max. la. Ofd: wasepoeite, 1 4 4 sod . and 111 inetadlle fur Pribeef=e, ed.; 1nLy11 , 1.114 aid-War. `+; , l. ; soil Til. ("ho oil. is. ,pio yam . 11e. Al.: yellow soep,te, to . Y 4.. and KM per 1121 M. : mottled, old Mogen Windsor. la M. parpnelmit ; mammal beewa Windsor, Is. : white Whelan,. Is. fd : homey, in. : ass, la. ; abeam& fla.lll4.—dre eavit. at SI. P. DAVIN( and SON'S oLlentiddished imam" ll,de. Rarumieleari. csarswenTols lades, W.C. TIRECKNELL, TURNER., and SONB I HAND cAsurasncits with Registered Clam if 'Meet the mattering of sandlot when carried about.—= JELL. Tura ZIA, and ittoNS, wait sad tallow chandlers mot 110 y mid id mairchamta, at the Bee liha. 31 and S. Haymarket, IA W. PATHS of HOMBUIIG. near Frankfort-on-the .ll-1 Maine - SESSON. I.ldo. -The MINLUAL It if thR of littAlltUP.ll. al evidenced by the amebas of the t• l .rated Prok•sor Linda. ore attennlant, tonic, alterative, and a; 4-tent. They are .4 a•hulralde ...nice In remoyind disorders ltte stomach and other inte.tinen They stlaralate these • eo when the alßloanstal streuidtion a defective, wallet the P• -••••es of seercti ~,,, awl dive healthful resulyrity to the ..•;1. .4 mar1...1. awl ands Lit ion. They are powerful - llat agents 6.1 ease.. 4 ehLutrenacnt of the Ilve.r. In affection .1 spkeir, In Itypoeln.a.lrla, i•nndiee, hemdrrlioidal .llyeasa • oh•tlitain ....itytlts.•de. 11151,1 of voot, and all other ••• 'I n• proeUer,l by itictlichotry .4 the dlaretlY• hueetloas, 11. loot happy froths have 1at...1. 1 .140ard. fnen them. re. efb• • • • •.! th•• waters In aloe tope. ddly by there who ▪ Clem at their Invent . for then the inrieuratlne air of the lin, the gaiety of the vorrouteling *erne. and perfect ah• ' l ' `••u from the t r Ar" . ...f ch.. world, cone ur In a...14111g the &ellen flf ••••• It. trial Ift..R.tar.e. Tl., (..e. , tkahletseneirele 41.antRIr.: tle•ir I. totifol any*. are intersecte.l by 1.0142 and rl.llnen the etee4 All.l pl. 16C1,11,1 [6l the i 1 .1. 111 101. Ei , Alheth s i • Lut led • aak. Mal all the picturesque point •nf the Teethe& nt (snow.. witt.•ls in the beauty ef Its artisik•cture, • •••.h.'••••••• dl•trihnine, of it. apnrtmenty. ti. v 1 the firlUtela of . .7 '.••••. earpaysee every other the kind ory the " it • • •' :• ....1111f 4.4/44eat for 1440-4 and ~uerert.. L. • lb etao • .4 1r• ti:e et Sisatnurt.• and 11...We1k. the ' • • t•'.Y.RI with the nal? P.efalt, and the latter with Oaf • •:i. l otir yentas.. of the 4.arsk at the Trout. et Qaaranta - • '1..-4 at let lee Ilhoiroahl ponotl4, an.t the autociatiwit 'I.. • f... - Irtswlrr•l and etzlity ponwle .Srn..nt the other at• l'• • - • a,ataewd a lame and roas6.etahle ninthly. • ' II) tumid:n.4 with !...enact. Preach. Kaallah, ' r...-..• , . Journals. aan efee rson in the 4 . •',!a d dre•sratiuts a Mean for the en)..yrnent .4 a •• • • outran to tens,. paved with ...ph .It . a irreatil • ••• .-• •*. •bere there is a tahle Whale ALa Pr...raise twice • - • at .Fe 40 On, a mad, th' soperintewlence .1 .. t • '• 7 ISI Sikora I. of P who la the bus" of the re - • "' • •..partaient .4 the I: ...halt. An eseellent orq•lsedre .." •• C•ree limey a day. the morslog at the %ell.. In " fa •••• as the In-maitre, Barden, .4 the Canino. ant In .1 In Si.. grand tilt roolit It nterthora forty.three •••• • 1111111bh anndll VII h..= the Went,. Ph.,111,11 batten hon. ;.layersof the Itallanospera in Pssrs, " •144 , It Corer. .1 Piro.arespeelelly worthy • ,Me re• .4 earle.l detenotl..n. yucce.••l h • •' •nspt. 41y. he Inreetor• shrink from no *menace • ' ".• d 011.% to reader Ibis waled e. *, plate 24 .lelliallthal a. r • -t • • • ..11.00 view they have rested itkool • -' • id aft.. 1.4..4 .leoredloa In re.l na„ harm and ' • ...•••• . nlra.l. prearrses •Is. re tar pan.) luttue. • •. •1 the eh.. of the winter vela.... Ind yrepte opaline h• r .• t.. km.," ./4 wychn E Tb. 0* taw. .4 llossibang le the • ••••• .oseat .4 the .1114 that ha 4 Itltarrto.tt..mi th e p.m . - .114 as t•te veh.de th:oanh And It la that is • • 4111h•tato• •.4 ;•• play. It. 1,1t14. its ~ . arm. a n d • .4 I to Andhra issetlet ihnoestnett tb- winter tea. ••••• •t. oemerwas art tyrant steely of y y,,,,..u fmn . - The Jury 00.0 L•es.t.as 1.. Hon•burt. M way . • Waters, asd Praakf..et, Rs nertsrao.,l 3 0 Imes% " : bneg only now he., • Marry Ink Frankfurt by the 6* .t . 1 1 004 oniglinis, r VI • tow week. the bow raLl• r Ittreet "'UM rrhhh6 l l4 all I, ...w.f. lontary will thee be perivrtar.l in 10 uslautra BY HEE MAJEiTICH ROYAL LCITHES PATENT. Graated lad) MR. A. ESK ELL, Burgeon-Dentist, 8, Lowed' Orcavenorstreet. dole lammtor and Patentee of an !even tido which has for Its object the perfect and painless adaptation el ARTIFICIAL TEKTII upon • novel prinetple, whereby one set of teeth lasts a lifetime, and a second. or reserve set, is unne• esmary. Changes tact place In the mouth from absorption of gum, removal of stumps. teeth, etc., and oniUnary sets would, sear Wee circumstances, be comparatively useless, or only res Sered atonable at some 1:114, but upon Mr. Retell's patented proms they are not Papua,' In the slightest degree. kesideuta abroad or in the country have It in their power to adjust their artificial teeth at all times without the aid of a dentist. Mr. Midi does not grant licenses to see his patent, which can only obralised at his residence, 8, Lower Grosvenoratreet, where tls medical profession, the nobility, gentry, and the public may ate specimens and obtain every Information. Teeth stopped, de. All woosultations free. Lower tirveranoretreet, and Bennett's+ hill. Birmingham. TKETH, 1860. —Poet free, th ree s t am p s , a TREATISE EXPLAINING Maws. GABRIEL'S DUNI& TANT IMPROVEMENTS In ARTIFICIAL TEEI'II and FLEX 111LE CORALITE GEMS, whereby one set will wear hewer Asa three ordinary ones . and iting fitted without springy, wires, or prelate, Anil without any 111 n ration, prove a valuable desideratum to all whet have occasion for the dentlst s strikes. None but pure first-dam materials and it irkinaluthip employed, while the eipellw in even les. than half the onliciary cost.—To he obtained only of Messrs. Gabriel, ilentlats to the Prince Dottalana, este lIIS see diploma . No. 110, Itegentetreet, W. r next . and at amldt, Ludgate-hill, Pity. " The advantages übtaltiable by Galinsi's system render it pre-cesineetly superior, sal the nearest appnech W perfection )et altalfred."—Observer. " s treatise be read I y all e Ii . value health , their spittle obit save much EDOM y and more annoyance "—Morning Hersh! For obvious trump it if necessary particularly to note the same. sad ant the eatillOCe In/ tits Alty establishment Is up the mi ,, te Pommel Waves Benito. the sdrersmlth c , sod the State the lemma Mos Liverpool : 1.14. Nike -street. - - DAVI ESON'S EITZILLASTING TEETH, of such etowsite bemely mid mut admirable IN not nature appears to have made good the ravages of time, or accident. at IV§ per tooth, oldeb yHnr eno only be aaeeeieA hyexpensi.e ninuntunts ElNUllei, ter yew On decayed teeth without pata, Y 11111011141 i white. and by gor ever. Attendance f r"tu Ten till L 44n, West Strand, Umiak over th e neesere Telegraph 011ee. Connaltrubms hoe. Denali). Um pamphlets tripe 1,7 ;met. Modem!, Past tree foe Ten Stamp, EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY o f so "surely MIN THEORY of CUBING DIUIGARE, being the eveanied experience of 30 peen special weak", In Great Rein* sud America—with evidence of the netual effects of the latest tilic ISnoveriw, denomlnatvt SIM lATCAL REIM idige, with the adjuncts of Constitutional Treatment not yet greenfly known, even by the rocilind faculty of the British Laptev. but which hare been recently ion need into EnglaaL Sent hoe on renalld of two stamps tooktrof P *toes. Re, by w . Rua. a n ,„ JILL, ho IT. Allred place. Bedfonlaquere, waniellotione trues Eleven MI Two. sad az to &mktg. TOZZAITS 00PAIIINE or SACCHAR.ATED CAP/IVIAL —Ongsaa W enbehe are, dorablinat. the WA emedine bat thaw imp ars efa repult.., Luta ite4 amok wad encentes cotteky pollee innenne. and 'Adele dleatecaree, IL Ingram ham onacenied le venaleelme thew rates*/ theenteratie entente perfectly insucuane. M Yuan/ Ia W wcpwlilaw aQ the causuce pcuperttee This preperalhaa hr been et= the Parts Aerlemy Medicine, alter mac thsat tnala V Paris and the ttilferent Londou te.spltals. Vie, St Ttnnsae a. Guy t and At. Bortholontea ~ under le. aur, al Mew. tiny& Poland, and Lame Inarlt •' Lancet, - Nor. Sand D. 10. MI The copahliew which It In Unlit "I aKett, plat maw phase, *Cede • cure In nbont sit tin)a, either to maw or chnan: duesana le/ capsules. ac. M.: tree, by pal, At the . , • (I. h. Jig.4l. 3, Pre ach channel. 4.0. Illermarket. L,ndue ; the St tittestin. Pula. and all Ur mug Important chwcalchi. T RULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. 8001ETS BILIOUS and LIVER PILL 9, Waimea say Mercurial logradtent, from the recipe of TITTZt. d Dram MY. Kent. These Pub will be found intslunble to all who sulfa beta bilious sad liver complaints, indigestion, wind, r oma 'Wanes, disztams of the eyes, to. lee habitual cot leTirMl.l In :ell. o fa l i cla = k at=i t n im ite stenselh, c the; create appe tite, promote glipeelks. sad ilionglima the whole nervous gyetem.—Sold by most drungtele. In boar . is. lid. and b. ed. each. Be lure to sat for Dr. leslie Mows and Liver Pftb. The genuine are s square MSS Plloll2llp. With Lambs:S.9X Jennywetreet." engraved as the goevemient stomp. THE TOTAL ECLIPSE of the SUR.—S ee th e LONDON =VIEW and WEAKLY JOURNAL at TIM DAY, July 11, prior st, every Saturday. W. Litt* Maw" 11, teadtreal, Woad. A aloes eepy sout tree by post tar fres slaw& THE LONDON RignEvr AND WEEKLY JOURNAL C.andec DA Y. CRAM,/ MAMA!, LLD. Threagesee 'VIET ISATU—W. Lew, Manager, 11. llontbimpeowelreekatrand. Now ready, 400 pages, Igs. ed., MILSCRATCHLEY'S NEW TREATISE ON lAVINGS BANIB, containing, besides numerous 'rabies and deatistks, much Legal and General Information relating to these institutions, for the MO of Trustees, Managen, and Actuaries of Savings Banks. London: Longman, Green. Longman. and Roberta. Thirtpeighth Thousand, boned in roan. m., SCHOOL HISTORY of ENGLAND, abridged from 0 s*• Musa: History ." with Chronokenf, List of Coatemporary , sad Esstaktattea Questions. Landow : John W. Parker sad doe, West Strsad. ma day, two volume., foolscap octavo, 9a., , HE WORDS and WORKS of OUR BUSSED LOAD, and their LEMONS for DAILY LA IL By the Author of " Brampton tLectory." Undo.: John W Parker and Staa, Wait Strand. The Third Tolman its.. MTORY of ENGLAND during the REIGN 1010 Z he THIRD. By Wn.Uii Unisons, M.P. Volumes I. and 11., 245. Lessnen : Join W. Parker and Son, West Strand. This iv, post octavo, ie. ed.. 'HZ MUTINIES in RAJPOOTANA. A Per i. meal Narrative of the Mutiny at ntundirronad, wit► Kriisse• at Jodhpore and Journey acroal the Desert into Rind: wit►u Amount of the Outbreak atlieerouch, and Mutiny of the Jodhpurs Leaden and Attack on Mount Ahoo. By Immua r. 'annum Isis of the Ben. Army. Leaden: John W. Parka' and km; Wed Strand. ROWS* Lakes. ft., STIIDENT'S MANUAL of MODERN HIBTORY. By W. Omit Tin" LLD. With Supple sestary Captor by Mamas DADRA; D. D. 81316 NM" ITITDENTA YAM:AL a ANCLILYT DISTOZY. By W. Ooocs TAYLOR, LLD. Lotion: Johit W. Partyyr M Irk Witt POD lAXUJ AND WHOM. RNADINCIB IN POETRY. Ss. Id. 4-W 111 '9 1 1 4 . 1311 11 991 1 .4V1Y• Id* _. iiiiimWr)iotii. - ID. 111 NIADINOS IN ailiVica a• tld IMMO' IN NATUNAL TNWILOGY. la NNADINOS MUM alialtarZAZlG ta. laadaa : Jam W. hew s.d Ike, Wart Strand. ON the CLAINIFICIVION and GEOGRAPHI DISIIIKTION tbe NAMJIALIA. W 1 as Appose: "Oa las Gallas; sad " Oa Or Balmlike led Thaw wallOws OPodee By limn Own, PULL lasi= : Ma W. Pr*: owl Bak Wall Um& NAVA4 AND MILITARY. ANIMALS; JULY 20.—ApPoirnmarrs.— Mate A. B. Wodehouse to the Marl Payntaster Iy Thorne to the El Lteent. .iliantant Surgeon W. I. Eames to the Bloodhound. rust Clue Assistant Engineer J. Marsh, to the Fiagard, as 'wampum:7. CHATHAM, JULT 90. The entire force of this garrison, together with the 12th (Gillingham) company of Kent Volunteer Art il . lery, the 9th (Chatham), and Mb (edigr of Rochester) com panies of Kest Rine Corps, were engaged this afternoon in one of those interesting and well-managed siege operations for which Chatham lies become so widely and justly cele brated. The idea of employing the volunteer corps with the re,rular forces was decided upon by Major-General Eyre, in consequent* of the high state of discipline at which the volunteer •orps of Chatham and Rochester hare arrived, rendering them fit to take part in any military operations. The programme of the operations to be carried out was exceedingly varied in incidents, there being cannonading, malading, and the other te Fierations which usually occur In a siege, of the most tom mated and desperate character. The weather, unfortuna y, was exceedingly adverse, and during the morning it reined heavily. This, however, did not prevent a large influx of visitors to witness the operations. DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Yee tenlay's Gazette gives notice that the distribution of the proceeds received and tonnage bounty awarded for the acme unknown or Marianne. captured on the 22nd March, 1858, by her Majesty 'a slops tttys and Jasper, will com mence on Monday, the 30th July, 1880, in the Prise Brarich of the Department of the "Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house." The following are the shares dne to an individual in the several classes :—Flag share, MI/. 11.. Bd. ; commander, 7861. Oa. 2d. ; lieutenant commending, 6241. IN. 2d. ; third class, 2211. 14s. 7d. fourth class, 1421. bk. 9d. ; fifth class, 7W. 3s. 104. ; sixth class, 71/. sa. 4d.; seventh clan, 471. ilk 41.; eighth class, 23/. 13s. 2d. ; ninth class, 151. 18s. 9d. ; tenth dais, 71. its. 4€l. FAILURES IN THE LZATRIII TRADE —The reck lona system of trading which has been pursued for the lam tea or a dorm years la the leather trade has at leogth »- salted in several esrious failures in England. Fortunately few homes is Gleagow appear to have suffered, so far as hoe ?i: t ve thnna sio Pirm"houv though two well -known horses city Pe Pa. George Belaradm , leather factor, whose suspension wiui intimated lasi week. At a meeting of his creditors held on Thursday his liabilities were stated to be 36,0001. An offer of 3s. ed. per _ponad was made to the creditors sad accepted. Oa Mswility Meagre. T. Pilling and Co., Stockeelletreot, inti mate& to than ' that owing to the present state of tie Want' Indy and throughout the country, and fro WAIF waiMISS ',Moan lows during the existing prain...ipy 1V toe compelled to suspend Praia* 71ta1r titiola sad liabilities are estimated at about 50,0001. or 40.061.—vierfli British Daily Mail. LATEST BETTING ON THE 001:(B201. GOODWOOD STAKE& 7 to 1 apt Satellite (t freely) 7 to 1 Gridiro ( n (off) her 9to 1 Tetoff) • 15 to 1 Avalanthe (t and off) 100 to 6 Wallace (t) 30 to 1 Itiseber 1000 to 15 Cosivivialist (t) 1000 even on Wallace apt Avalanche (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 2 apt Battey (t) sto 1 Starke (t) Fr. LEGER. 3to 1 on the Field (off) 500 to 400 apt The Wizard and Thernsaaby coupled (t) 200 to 10 Lapsible (t and off) 2000 to 50 Wallace (t) THE DERBY. 2000 to 50 apt Knight of the Thistle (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER . -.-FEIDAP. GOODWOOD STAKE& 6to 1 apt Satellite (t) 6to 1 Tocher (t) Bto I Avalaneb• (t) 8 to 1 Gridiron (t) 12 to 1 Rattlebone (t) 25 to 1 Claire (t) 100 to 3 Comeeript (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt Butterfly (t) sto 1 Starke (t) sto 1 Daagu (t) 10 to 1 Waite (t) ST. LEGER. 100 to 30 each apt Thormanby and Wizard 7 to 1 apt Umpire (t) THE GOODWOOD CrP.—Of the three principal cope to be run for next week, the classic vase manufactured by London and Ryder, of New Bond-street, deserves espe cial commendation for design and workmanship. The gene ral form of the vase resembles the proportions of some an tique models, and the sculptural decorations are appro. pruitely chosen from classic mythological fable. The grump on the cover represents Bellerophon, mounted on Pegasus, the wined horse of the Muses, conquering the Chimera. The action of the hero is anim ated, sad the three diverse heads of the monster are set on the neck with great skill and t probability. Four delicately-executed medallions apparent pi-obebility. Four delicately-executed medallions is low relief round the sides of the cup illustrate other poeti cal incidents relating to Pegasus. The theft is decorated with the head of Medusa, winged monsters, and hop. The more strictly artistic portion oftm design is of • superior' character, while it would be diult to praise too highly the elabo rate M inventionand delicate executionof the Weer smith's work. The playfulness and originality of the lines and component 'mots of the shaft is almost, worthy Benue. onto Cairn. Altogether this vase is in its ensemble ins of the Inset pieces of modern English art-workmanship ws Lys men. Csram. PAWL —Own Swum DAT. •-• FRIDAY, JOLT Admissions on parnant, 4,306; ditto by owes tickets. wE; tow visitors, 4,771. [Advertisem i =t . . g t —liemoweT's Pule AND GlNT nlOrr. —Awaked ..—lfor the proper development and nourishment at the human body It Is essentail that the functions of the stomach, liver, kidneys, sod bowels be performed with afar and regisbuity. lioelowrits readies readily aware both. The l owers of the stomach ore greatly augmented, and good giudrle Juice secreted In alniodswes when this Ointment Is dili gently rubbed Oaks a dog over the pit of rho stomach. The Pills and Ointment enable It to *street all the food's nutritive matter, and to thoroughly digest most articles of diet. Hollo way's preparatioas not only preserve the hums from wear and m. bon stimulate it to shore up norms nom, as paalasary to vitality ma the mainspring to a watch. G. Everson, Greenwich 1 G. Darwin, Chelsea 0 W. Hemmings, Ekbmond Almost directly after the start Everan began to draw on and Hemmiop pulling too closely Drewitt, they l h o .u u l lt, but Hemminp broke sway well, and made a de. termined effort to overhaul Everson, but without effect, the latter keeping the lead to the finish, and winning by length. APPRTNTICLIS MATCH FOR COAT, BADGE, ADD FRIEDON, AND PRIZES IN MONEY. T. Hoare, Hammering* C. T. Wise, Kew Won by thaw lames& E. Eager, Challis G. Shepperd, Chelsea.. T. Blauchard, Won easily. John Tan, MoilLey William Wallinger, Pees Wharf Won annily. J. R. Clasper, Newcastle. J. Woody, Blackfrian 1 0 1131 AL 1/41 . . E. Eager The rowing will be rewd at two to -day. THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE EXTRA Smarr DLTr. Yesterday (Friday) afternoon a numerously attended meeting of the Beamed victuallers was held at the Wheatsliesf, in `'ere-street, Linoohis-inn-fields, to consider the steps desirable to be taken in reference to the extra an dut s y piri ol ia, ls. " ll propow d. per gall b o y e ih to e be a. charze l fur a the the future upon Mr. Carr, of the dining rooms Winn his name m the Strand, wee called to the chair, and said that in consequence to a ot thh.r.echee expedition tas the d p ty n ci w ne h e : c fh h i ee spiritsww i charge d a su ppliedco urse o r the bet h expenses leec ey The extra duty of is. lid. a gallon upon all spirits proposed by Mr. Gladstone would raise the duty on British spirits to life. a gallon, upon colonial spirits to 10s. 2d. per Fallon, m and 7 ° 71:0 r f p o ro th re t t i t l g ie r e in:.!4:clotownvii:lettnealls:erstsa. g allon . to f te r e l oshte: b ein gme c in . :F r e: nation, Mr. Parfitt, of the Craven Heed, Dnvy-Lae, moved that placards should be printed and circulated amongst the trade, for exhibition in their ban and windows, giving notice that, in consequence of the extra duty, for the future all virile sold at their several establishments would be charged a penny per quarters extra. The proposition wee seconded and unanimously adopted. A subscription having been opened to meet the necessary expenses, the usual vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the uss7,ll kelt. up. Frederic Jones has published a set of fiereoscople Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of Si. Osergteih Windsor. They are of remarkable merit. The depth nr Wig dalt oolonnaiss, with the mystic obscurities and aort asta iris of Ilea, la pandered with a ndellty to nature un equaled by anything we have ever seen to stereoseopes.""—Athe netts June In, 1800. "Highly interesting and valuable.—Dalb News. Tim series complete 18 nut few on receipt of • post ale* order for Vs., or two samples for St. Id. VMolosale and to, se p or s e ti m —F re deric Jones, lael, Gatard-street, London, I neatly opposite Sosdetreet).—•d) ornament.