The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-11 00:00:00

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BENEWAL or THE BUILDERS' ETIGTE.- trMi COMMITTAL OP TWO DELEGATE& ' " i t e lt mwargis lialt mot M0=11 b 7 . 14.. To-mo ta. ..2: 4 ; 6 111o= Mt - lim• ',Naomi, it Ta it : :j e t A.I'LI:P ''''" ri is 1: No. 4.314.] OVIRLAND ROUTZ.-COMMUNIOATION hy ['CAN le INDIA. A lISTRALJA Ale c Xs MM. l'Et I Net'LAR aW ORIENTAL MAX WAYWATION tl to Pt N NEL PAMENtiILIAmad retelee Cage awl Torah ea 'Mealier Nabs. tette. 4 5 ,,. AO" Illsanz. OAS& fb• MIINs. Lab thole item .. Am*. =.• se the 4121 sad tab umiak ter 11pyvt, Aests. bed bellboy. by of the I 1 sad 27th el eat* moth : sod let Weauittee. teelgoik RIeE iteesTe's &Awl wet Xelbeetneb by the seamen Ivry se tee Nth et every meestE—Ver gnaw peeliesten ".ll 77l the tbairebre Mak LX. lasdrim&sissok Lob" .. ma Orteel heelhamples. WITDING sad BIRTHDAY PRZSENTS. I forml. 1100I11(117111, 411. Piccadilly, lavilr i Maga i r ROC[ of MOM CAM. TEA iLs. BiliPaTC:ll MX" NOOK Otioa Not Jane lama, UMW ILICTICULE sad Ca.:0,114121n = num : 1112 4 11FAL MOUPIrDIII7IIAPICAINS, Nollim owl Ulm lac NM PATENT ma.= 1001E4LiDlt, aloo a voololy al MANGO oad SOMME assise kr PIIIIINIPTATII)__N lbo lowlsoo to owowwolo. To bo load at lIIINIT 101)11.10U1111 . Olk, PloladlllT. Iwo dam bon Saintiloolcool MI lOtAL clziworrAl4 , 4intrtsf. On. Saturday mating the 4.9 id anniversary festival of the Royal Claleclonian Amylsis vras held at the Fsneememsed Tavern. "As in seal on tMle efirsherethea, ia Otos miseed by ao saws aft/ma semions. Niglio apt . & a *torsions toss to tie lir 1. • ef 'bar* The walls at tit Illie Pt = de Vasa bang "rni lags, telhalialt Ss' mai ' union Jack, sal lies bemsiltrs the H .. i ., elm. • amber of the radon's 'gamest neat , ' • ' Sailaiiii aid Oben oral aid awry nidfornet. 1 lb.. t h b ok klif i l l iftbr. !rat Is #lo•Esits. art ft • , rig asilipalipig Is ay........ able . - ; sad laity lie, aililifea et lanitatlea, ,olail . intium. ilie mi l b all iriadmiplin apt 'MOW' • vary l= bilad• sad Apr air" raft piper% Went in 'loam 'of Jig evening, and by Aida ladity sad neat aapawrare gave wander zrft 4oner toip , of the owe. btotowei apse *stn. A of vocal music, entirely Scottish, wpm , , by Miss 'Swan Jeffery', Mr. Dawson, . Theodore Limns, sad /is. Donald Ring, under whose direotioa the I,i ci vocalists were placed ; Mr. James Coward • at the pianoforte. Log, not least, a neat excellent ad "dike were stpciied to the " - lie - ' • -10 SW II"- MLR KAMITT'S THEATRE. The repedites of lin - ifoOlonots on 844211 was eren IMO enersedairthan ha portormemes memos on de fiderdy prekedie. The theatre was uYr rally eranneed, net • single iieskreaminiag Inapt la any part d thelconse. This was the eeneequenee of the im prendan Medi by tlmi previons performanee, and especially by the maw sod dying of Titles' and 010611 in the da ndies er eel Read. h regard to Thiene dies ne del which OVOS so mew mops as Ash:. of. the inselee .d the apnea far tt, 'Wm •• • •••••diSok 1 . ,••••f ar hei in tatien saying, •le !shied lyrical I =ia existence.. Comidused relbsenee to de osty es a dandle geem—lbeldng lbt 4 deep , derma of the mbject, the pedal body and p•mionste energy dde LePage, the lade lidless. Cf du?. and the edam gqiedest el lie alimiandie--this epees is At Cierkenwell Police-court, on Saturday, John Ss e fl William Walsh*, and William Trimlett, appeared Oorrie to answer two ammonia", taken out by masters, Yr. Philip Amis.:and another, of Whitening'. areati binidelSo which charged them as follows :—" For that you, on the 16th day of of Itay bow 1.4 parish m the it 1860, and within the E L l e did unlawf sin, :Il on y, oy . threats force the said Philip Anley, then and there awry* ca the nada of a builder, to limit the number and Lion of his workmen, contrary to the statute," Thaand summons was—" That they did unlawfully, by *nate and intimidation, endeavour to force their master to main an alteration in his mode of conducting and carrying on Ids business," Ac. There was a summons against a ( Mogg, for similar offences, but this Hughesmen. ire one of the warrant seem of the court, add he could Noe nerve, es the difeethant budget oat of the way. 36r. Gila* budder, attended far the remand= ; Mr. Zedbarrister, defended Wabhby; and la Lewis, solicitor, for the other defeedanta. The open and its =were densely crowded by Incluse& and others in in th e strike and the vg fakeresta 1. um! 131iAT1-1111t111AZD ATTENBOROUGH, SILVIS Emili awl W.-41* es Mw Loafloa "MEW sade ear,: FOR PORT PHILLIP and GERLONO (haa • testehlieshk palace A Itsr sew haresity esseset sed ,erk deipitri . the wall-kern sM weembehly tot •wing flit Kb hunt CALLTAN_CA A I la pan. INA Ors . Tr ILNIBULLMISOWN, Omirassr= in th=ladis Dinka The** is read to isodis tu. owls two paistres is Poi At NI: urv... teempoop. will pi...nova —Per Irethle er i caet sragui r comme. S. n bard sr, le JN OO Arm, mew her • by NMI pass Tesisiinsitors.426oofopoilara 116 2 Pr Sr ea os. g a Los. ou,, A &Lea el. A Ld. TA/ONIOF I. II ... r aid s roar ot Ti nital aoo T 6 11 Ts a 7 6 . Nib T 6 1 626 I 7 6 .16 T 3164 SIP 411 114 60,6120 LUC. ROSA BOITEURTIVS PICT of le SCOTIA N., SPAIN, Ind VIIANCII we sow OOen N VINW IL lk• OILMAN waugsy, us. Now ScodAlowl. •IN 1.1•11•• a. p Tabiel ii 12 = 6 l U DowUlm 12 le. U Its lipme.... lb* egvir /goblin W : 101 Y L L ROO kirest Wiptimaill- meet, . latoomol to Ant at Ifostkomit.- --4 zeimpiebeass cmula WOON. Wel to Iblo • opuievery vim tab worgra, BAND, by Item lossotto, dOtabotary to tato Ilaperor 4.0 et enlist ilaminke. L. riik .411P1 of 04301) HOPI Ow tasely all Mr amp my awl gin ism il imell Am ma ftrark•l2 l lllol4i, ta m it a teme ..... eelle t elle Alp Moab • mil dui 11117.pllig to Allem ma Ms • km.. 4 emmonom poop with padria reetbrat aixamidadas be Ilnkt sad anemed rims primmer. —For trelgt== . •pir lbw SITDDILI, ItILVAN, ad T. MIL .0 2. spate . we to JOHN DON( 1, eoN4 sad 00., 1/1. AMOK. 1111111111. Le. 705 — iiiipiar — aelgit;c11;7 9 si: "VIVITO SIL7II MOONS AND 111 /11.1011 W rii. ;-9a Lps:agi! 10,*11101t, TiFhlxgste-iqietit, tetWOU 36 " 41 / 11 W--iigei i i# 4 / 1 1 14 1 . 11 "W it *SD WU nab. : : • t• ••• o •••• 1 • • 1 io • Too Opens OM. On • 1 Oa MONEY WIORAM aad SONS', of laarbaa, LINZ at PAC= MIPS Oa AVATRALIA. Tar laduatag spiewthl *dame.' le Maim Maw Mersa sad dam at andwaL Min and Mid aspntaily tar th• WM:rlamb to Amanda% are applaided So lam Oa But aft paranny at tie mdanmallisasd deka abWedama. llama Comalathr. hadhodkaa., bate. - 41 — sitleis at Ws ems rets. Lm dl Am toquidto "usa irtlei b. dirt171:11101t0170111. 151tVZI&WI7H. at, et OttIOIID4TIZIT, W. AT T 9 bris REGEN'T-STRIZT, London.— TOZZION MAIO ONLY. Ids. Rolled Da 101.12 J‘me Ds. July De. :mit 5 De. 20th DR 70tH OOLT'S EXVOLVILA WYLIE and PISTOLS, V and NEW MODEL IDIOT GUN, ter naval. allay, and swift purposes, travellers, and boom protection. Rifles, 3e. 116,111400 eines : 18, It, 14, IT IDDaeb bane'. vivo/Arm, 616.6. medium, small bore ; kit Wm& barrel ; 6 sad 6 !Mote. Deaarlotive price list rms.—Tee Ws, Woolen& and retail, by the and manufacturer, SAMUEL COLT, It, Pall KAU. S.W., laadoa Avoid counterfeit.—lvey arm London-proved. &Muni Cows . Lianirlime smithallp•sa Rent M.1.1.4eir Nortult. . use J. & Ws 6.L 11666 UM L Lee WM l Temkin WOO IL T. C7+l.• Its. CA. h = lON WM J. R. Atwell Tie; .1 Do. mut Due. TV gibers well.kn.n2 arid faroselia dips are sated ke *kik 0pe,..1 awl the wryrV•rlly of thskasessomdatkaw for all claaws of waawessra. Inch .hip carries as 011211111161 Meed wisteas —Poe pawns a➢Pty t AIeLEOD. ALLPOIT. awl MORGAN. with 110.ana YON LI WIOILLY sad SONS, 1K IsaiMnkal. street. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (0e iliackeratt yard. London LINN of TACK= SNIPS to ANTRAIJA. —For !ULLA. it' NNE, Poet Ptak) ittrieot leam the Docks rm WLD\E.DAP, Jnite 10, oils( at Mama tb. aide...lid clipper Our EMEN. A 1. I.olllolam 0110/tOR N. SAWN, Coninwrier bins in the Y..t.it India Dacha. Thistllp teem on. Arun. Money %sigma sad ems' asiabeatod Ilan of Clirta d a blob compd.," Li the neotaeldre, andlo* Neat. N rkinire. and I,thrr tag, tarourtte, sad walLkaom ehly n art Z and fitted elpereely for the mummy toads to A Bee scconmenlatkme for all elm.," of Me mammalian& and the altl earm an amartemeed ammo& Fee heti* oe san• pan to II•LE0D, ALLPONT, sad MORGAN, Mal Diatara. MoN ii.rWIOILUd and MINA, 1* Imilealiallotanat —Prom a. rt I.y this line ot packet& are emoveyeal teem Paddington to PI) month, anit.clama tur second-clam tar* mad smoad clam foe third -clean farm qY STEAM COMMUNICATION to EW TORE—The LIVICIPOOL 111 W TOIL tad IPMILADILITIA STUN . ZIP CONPANYJNIINII koptiekkg Nair hill.krerei *ea Skew Iteen-shimallthe eihrerletra IgNalsdr .srurrin. ?M i t Pt ' I TOR 11W YOKE ANGAR , Wolnes.lay. lase IS. EMNBER•ni, ..thwsa.ty yaw yo. An.l eery turceeding Wednesday. Cable Pawnee. la 17. and 21 guineas, wording to the aeccennith dame. Forward pump. a guineas. Wending all provisions looked. Penmen In. Qum& and the Western States hooked through ma i m& I =4B4 . er w nle.—for tarter part leder . Wilre• W d KAM. Cl. Lai Wlthaal-etn -air :r. City. •or STEAM frogs LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via 141 1:C, bp this Moatroal Oman Steamship Company's Loyal Mall worrier MM MWM lAN, trees LI ERFMSL to QV 1113 KC. Pomo to Nen Tat, Boston, Que hoe, Montreal, To me,. sod Illloa. JP Ss awl is sc. mei wallas la aceenno, Magna To If aag AS ; and to ell of —ton at = Mat, la Moll=o lb w a_soNsra. Few gni STgM to ROTTERDAMsad the RHIWI rines a wrint —The N.4batman US bs Company • Mow owl awoor.t , gram Alp llkTl,lllll # W. /MIT% him Om atom,' I. the British na4 Mom What Ilnlmkevory Monday ronrolort at FYINIoSIIIt. OP, hoes off the toteer.ovoryThondetr na.roms. '.77:r height. freight. W. te, spiply _Clmpilla's Iteimot-eirros. nr to ~ .LOPet OPATILA. sod PfIiLLIPP 4 . Awnta to the Company. 11. 11aed lona llty. LC. SINAN to BREMLN.— The North German la. powerful screw deemADM (* . .Ptak' PI S=. will leave ow trinnrimat at 11 p.a. fr.m off klllteaft ltereely4wwk kw Ike Ihr is ElLlllir e r m az asm i par orogen Pares —rodeo= . • le •km .. m ar • tat telia Us at flits. 6 Gamow nein istonoantan V. : sr 41111ILLIPPIL . ma PIIIILLIM, weak le dr IWO Gams laerhs M Ileussa. 11, 11•01-1•" CM ir .11. C. ItZCIULAR HIRAM COMIIIINICATI(1N 0.. T Br HO.—n. ra Ilistains powerful screw Oloourer I. 0' WAS& Corbin S/CllOllO, wlll Warr. for As gbh., yt.rt •st Thursday taaralsi ask ben of Banelydosra •..-mns.siades tar yeempura Yams. First-elm" ta "n.l t .Ma stab now IP I I • asciad istoon, dr. -Yoe trvirrld. Dump. es. wily Is PHIUJP/S, ItIA% 00l l'H 11 LI yrs. 11, laaLYay City. no Londe. .111 f In shoot low days CIRRAT WESTIAN RAILWAY.--CHZAP NA Litt ISOM to is WhinT el WOUND, WPM.a batik ilev he .I.hs Tevistort. Truro, Penman, loistre 6A. ite. ua aor RIMY. Jame 111, r 1.1011111141 n TRAIN will leave line am, ter it orrecarrza-mmut. aridgroster. and Tainieton. term 2. and lea . Tiverton end aneier, ten id and Ina Bornalnple and Ilidelorit. 31In awl Inn Itheserain Mail& sonic Tennonenth, II•a and 17. nevem, Taney, Pairestets. met Totems. 27.. mil . and itlassaitha, Med awl Plynonedit lib, sews tea . Merin. Jaw alt ham libwroeth, al= afa and late i. litaAtma pav Teesengere tehine to proceed to any stoke on the Taviatark, Cam* at West Cornwall 'Awe. win 4 hervenheet, epee prelude= of their ottani= tickets at Trlntionh. with Ink ennioa end third eines Morn ti.ketn wallet& fee tureen up to the SO at Jun. Wholes. eta Wink to. to the doable joonoi. pnicANureln amid& - 711. lasibri-olvert. city. aria ItTRANCZ COMPANY. is 11W. 11. Ewa Wedmitalist. WWI.. Z. romps, lbw 21WAII fattltttM lii Nage rottra. D L. •LL Nib= Jams tainenter.Rag. John A.M.lnt John P.P.& Jai A I„.rilwic D IL • IlisOmmiw 1ib0w.1111 .%1 Llward 11.4. Ain, !tin 3AsAI taw liklunow D Plei .11. P. It Ti21 11 : 2 7 1 4.. -P. Tab Cowman, .wri.r. rimipirt• IliwAiwriOa t. • ••-f Prrinium .tth intion tour• tif the or -r2 Hlta r,.....„.,;,..ft.',..p.artr"kir0d10va la P 1114411. LOANS In l'IN••• %I. 41 • ills 14. Ameninse no Approved era writ', Is Moo 4 15.4 Ole. 1000 PON EP el lost - 5,11 %Akin elliettpd prior to the 1 , intr. Veit ea the 1‘...u. Nwifi will I,articipatc in the SIPS Whim irt WSW= flon4ar7 rid AeloarT. CCASHADS' A:WV; MADE, witho ut by Ye UVIDON INvcrrtiENT compANy sou. =alZireel. &volt of deeds bills of sok. of other spo e en cority, ropayshie of ow lastainerns Dopinsiesis allensed I per fee* on ell ainuonts &boy* Ai. Capital, Liz.** la asses et 111 sod LS socks Prospectuses and farms scot bee es pollosUus. AN mtrw JAMES *OBY. Managing Director. I~A PHA N IE, or the Art of Imitating Stained Maas. talapte.l he titarch ae fitailaiNt Windows, e,atarr 'work*. aa• —A. MAltlttlf and Oil Inagest to those abase ta.taloa. attneianh anomie', walk we elaiscia, that the A itT hI a PHA • IN aeon to time a mem t ramadytnm the larostreze r, at a trilling... so Cook etheleeelleala seat pet her farm 1:—It of rtrlalam. na.t tree weft A imwermire spertsen at Ike " to their An, dense met be ames Y A it and a • Itraratrerrat, London. Whaimakand Watt. Agents at Le. O.. Maw. It AVM% ILSTIVOLDIA sad POWLLIt MOUT= TUTS. MR. EWELL'S celebrated OBTROPLASTIC I:n*llEl.—TM only onopping for Tonna soil Woven 7.vth that will non &morn., treats Tooth 1.. ootoohl.• roontitoo her sn arms othoolhort onedsooth.-111h Srveht greet lesdna :bang the Pelybostmie). 'FEET H. -NI r. EDWARD DAVIESON te Dl' I•ris TORII et tbe noel extrowdlearp M est, et tee pee bee h. yr Itkh price ea wily be ',weeded I elle neive iemosettuere HY LIQUID RNA SILL for Dererel Teeth. te pearly white, sod Yeti for et er.- 44 . v... 1 Memel. leteebe. rt)oleing the IDoetaie Ifelegrapb- Nike Drerflpthe books free by poet. two Amps. V.B.TH awl BETTY.—TiIe FLEUR de r Ilf n... 1 of Youth, Imparts to any complexion aluallus sites to the skis ooltaoso. " 4 ,• At• Hot 14 health. 1.7 b ai r= =EDWARD httliNet..trotiot, et& West Strand, over the Owls* Tole r , t•t , •• , b• r, la row. at Ila. ; youlttoares la posters Otis" towykkt twee by pea to, two stamps. TRULY IFFICACIOIIB and MILD. • 1 0, %Mire BMOCS owl LIVIII PIUS. Ileeceefel lagreding. bum the TerlT. 4 . 4 rr -a ii, . Keel These Mb egg be toesol Invaluable tss els's .offer Irma Mem awl OM ilegbbeleto. tedibeettoss gees.. Oldie." diada sd noe oak ac. 1. or bailee/ mos bons , . so•I M. family ammo seeiNelee. they in truly mai. Irel aollst so their Pram and Inestalk tb , el..sesel tkOT appri.ge, moms illardas. and alroesotben ebnie .y.t..3.3 -4144 10 NMI la to.tro. la fl 4. Ind ▪ •1 vs. h De ore le et Ike Seeilre Biti.edo and Uwe • Th. emote* we firm laa 1 Peel MAW. orlobs eet Wee*. •• WUJame e•moWSH Ilk Appoiftell. anenanbesseperm 1 delsek. "PACELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANT& 110141121 SPICIAUX I ma TABlttglit."—W rani- STON mad IitODDLN. bawls( Isms Isoaoarsd with a Flrstsbas Medal at 11. Parts l'alverW acoompaatod NY Wa above Write las paha. So as s ibab l4 00 41 Veil=.1sad timalas marlaasst of Ink as Ye prmadasa. W sad 111100DIGN,Orgamilla. linasketory,'No. BL YWaaYaat, W.C. Imisbildad A.D. 1716. p=res i ods of Chas kr la each. N.B. Ms doss. at I la ea sad oa Saturdays it ,517X10131111711111. VML 1,021 - laver ewe tits their pew aeration ter WRING sal MOM etteesii say of that Now dorm so adi la =Mat as la verb*. They Rue slated tIA pracipti sadeets both at Home sal abroad for the Hat art aeweet somalaitmes, rd lave assossisd la wad r meartmeat of speeds ea Ms sewer Wen ham eafOYei tatter MIS weed la this ow say ether Tra, BRITOICR TAILORING MV law how bona =with fa emilmoverkey of Me arbeest sal moot maim nib MAMMA= mamma STOCK ri tosse• ht me tad they emelmo to say that for eispease at style. ,Aues motorki sad weriasaaehip, taate of kabob rd abeepases, le gaits miasaabod, bthe metropolis 41 111 16 8 1% we lea Dose bestowal ea the HOSIERY, HAT sad CAP, tad HOOT sad MGR DIIPARTYRNTIL bleb have hem temiebed with s. attinity sew alai of haidosable sad seaseas ble semi at web prime ea amble the prepteten to elm their pima. yea gout ado-ware. NAL —/L MEM sad NON take Ali apperimity et mama& las WA Ow llam Ode atelemoro the NI lomat of the aballisa lb. d lieba Memo. ae. I. ISOMdee awl DON. Omar al INIr mod Aidgete. sad 0111.1. at New rnisSsess. and HartAHA lissibas t ftifaerd sad AbelielL Ifesbafro mil scar woo is to be pertkohisV ebourrod. that isay IMO be ma .Nisi of it will Me amlimped. sr tat amIMMO healistlem leant Spam sad ( b orer matiabeig .The Growth sol Mali of Ratak ishartra at* ,at.. ler eal-memaremesse. mpd list of prices. mg be —ea mil roam of post Ma SIINBIIIIII sad ruel lasd il it sd" i=roreAcA th. ..7I I ')V=ILTS. of and dope, st UK sod 12b 411.—kbigle by SAMUEL 11/14 Ilk Ledgais-blll .111106-0541111), or SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN Sinn, Sis. ; hew INNano tree Slib—Maibi way by LUIUIL 11110 TWA lk lablemiebill NAVAL AND MILITARY. ItZ 10 Tit YRS WIN' E URO PE A N and COLONIAL CCINIPAWY, P. -mat, LW. they redced their Tariff of Priem rid new Wier their patron. the full beat of the new enactumat. ROYAL VICTORIA SHRRIT..IU per dozen. (Tb. Standard of Excellence.) SPLENDID OLD PORT, ten ;In the wood W dozen. e. Per lIPAIELINO ZPERNAT CH r A m m r AGNIC RT. JULIEN CLUEET, we and without acidity tte. , 711fDiT 000NAC MANDY (Pale or Brown) ate and . fai. ROUTNI AYRICAN PORT SHERRY, Re lO. and hie. The lineal ever Introduced Into this itenatr^ /MAW and packages Included, out mix Ems aim tree to as maim stoUon /aglow' or Waira Moe Hato tree co appt Tomo ma. WILLIAM ILICIDTIPPING, lassassr. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE.—FINDLATZR, MUM, TODD, and Co. her to announce that they an RAW Preplied to nomply ALL PALI ALL el the ftent Icty.. la bottles and nuke el eighteen mem ad armada — under Loodon.bridge Lang Mme; andanas. 211. Tooleyotieek !LL r BEST and CERAMIST TEAS sad rig,MlB 1301.1111 D aro at an Thin Mt be °MAW of 111111. LIPS and Co., Tea lioechants, 8. Log Williatathroak City. Good straw morel Omen Tea. t.sfa it, : rich tionchong, la ed., fa 104...4 to Tea and oodles to the valve of M. ant tree to say railway station sr wortiot tows ta Instmot ia ll a gl corral boo. Sows at Illerlini pica An gook iamt . tree winds eight masa of IM City. GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE al RIOLOVAL. Nr. IGLU Ms lewd It oberlarely sworwory to NEWS lerlere trtm flowlotroot b aeon mei= premier. wide Aweber in mow belly to carry wat plos catilwerd by lin of wait trowers at lea. per gob, me were article con • easted with Me Wears la wearier* Ilmeowee. 3fr MI Uo's we Wier We Is le 1111001(4117JZT, PONDWITJULLS, four data wee* of TIE IN T a rW=ISINTZILIfiIIe CAPS. Si THI " INDISPINSABLI " SUIT, non b wins son= NM name, imd prieldstty mooptod by sad Mina This lo linkman, =tmliod idb a bo lia lr i Zonnsban amid awn* mom Alli 1W hindmost Piss Iton In To n .bombs d d It ISOM sad SON, sons id Moons Mt Aldan ind Fenn d Nor Osionsissi sal Nseinsmal SYDINHAM TROUSIMI, 17.. ed., the mynd moil et ssossmsisul tessiusils. Is Sis dolma Saw . el *As essses, usimiliss Ms Ilis mos of sow likamrtss WS, mai sada Walelessi Is issish. is Si. (Isaias Cs* Sia—LillllllL isaTilia, SS LstipisidiL ADNIZALIT, JUNI 9. PRONOTIONS AND AP POINTNEfri. —Engioeeng 0. Wvnhall, promoted to the rank of first-class assistant engineer in the Bustard ; J. Langrish, promoted to first-class assistant engineer in the Cornwallis, for service in the Ruby ; T. Witt, promoted to first-shim assistant engineer in the Fiegard, for serrioe in the Bann ; J. Lowrie, promoted to first-chat assistant engineer in the Nile ; and T. Hoard, promoted to first-class assistant engi neer in the Wasp. SYDZN HAM DAILY 1110L1021 00AT, 17a. ed. orrai Maies. Nada may by ILUILUIL IMOT11:16. lib Ladymbill WALTERS' PATZNT Runic TrOFICI.NcIe We (A r y and Nary Ciatette) learn that the Lords of the Admiralty have ems to s decision, on the re= what was called the Record Committee, to pay increased monthly sums on account of wages to the arms aid manes. of her Mnisety's ships The question was' noerly din:reed it will be membered in our colmost,- with reference to the recent insubordination in the Edgar. 0 La t ‘iit t T. J. Francis, of the 3rd Dragoon has been appointed military secretary to Sir Hugh Commander-in• Chief in Wk. 32 e new ajor Clerk, of the Rifle Brigade, will be military secretory to Sir George Clerk, the new Governor of Beirshay. lIIINITIVITION 01 VOLITNTKISREI AT LIVERPOOL —lt is slated that either this month or next Colonel M'Merdo will riper the Liverpool volunteers on mere at Aintree. Os this occasion a silver bugle will be presented to the lit WC, al which Mr. W. Brown is lieuterat.oolonel. CitaerrreL FLEET IN Tilt FORTH. —The Omni sgmadron, ea lb northern cruise, arrived at the meralk et lie Firth of For on Thursday a fternoon, and en famseeee alseseed up the wine net was fully en list the led would anchor in Leith Roads, 0 1 1 . Mllinheigh, ad peat disappointment was felt when the apiendli Imo* the finest ever seen in these waters, promoting eldhi err tee miles higher up to the better en closed rased of IL Margaret's Hope. The upper part of the Firth &seem se the Isespovery anchorage of the fleet is about two mike la breadth, sad enclosed by the cultivated and tdct ssua 41•1•15 of West Lothian and F' re L and Serp Mt 'Wet- weige~gerla is given for the eve of the largest vereb, while the shelter is equal to tut of any harbour in the kingdom. The unprecedented spectacle of a squadron of the royal envy in the Firth of Forth had been looked forward to with the deepest interest by the inhabitants of Edinburgh and Leith, and immediately it wee found that the fleet were to par higher up the Firth steam tor and little boats of all descriptions pursued them to their chosen anchorage. On Saturday also numerous steam vessels and lesser craft riled from Leith to Grantee, carrying paean. leas round the fleet, and canning en unwonted stir in the quiet roadstead of St. Marpret's Hops. The squadron are 14 in number--namely, the Royal Albert, 111 lie flagship of Sir C. H. Fremantle. R.C.B. ; the lOl ; the Conqueror , 101- , the Edgar, 91; the Aboukir , , 90; the Algiers, 91 ; the Trafalgar, 90; the Mara 80 ; the Centurion, 80 ; the Mersey, 40 ; the Diadem. 32; the Ariadue, 26 ; the Greyhound, 17 ; and the Flying Fish, 6. In St. Margaret's Hope there has also been for some time stationed the Edinburgh, 60 guns, as a training ship. Seveml sick seamen were conveyed from on board the Royal Albert to Leith Hospital on Friday evening. The squadron is expected to remain about • week In the Filth. hay M oblNrd I 3100auATTATLIZT. CITY. B111101(21ILLS SKIN SOAP , tLr boot for m dodos s awl healthy skin. In Is. peelseis af lour MIMI we Oen —Drecknell, Turner, and SWIM l'Y to her 14testy. manufacturers of won. egieriliseetl, composite, and tallow candled.. agents to Maio Patent Candle ny. &Mess In all other patent condign all beds of bognimil sod toilet soaps sad in colas, spook agegnabk. and anime olio c —Beehive, Ilk Haymarket. Loam bold by all dialers I town and canalri n gl n. —lads tablet owl ogre is stomped with tin aims " RIXIIEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquisite Bertentes—Rtnirarrs bouquet. Nowt African lowers. Lt.Telaretnin' inoiturt, Jockey Oak de are the toad itekkeuable for this num —I. RIMMZL. perfumer to her litajwily, sad privilirced peiruyor to the Queen of Spelt. To be lied et the home niamateelory,l‘ Blamed. City breach, U. Con landon . retail lireuit 17, Boulevard dee Indies, lads wkeleasle knock 16. Cele der Montere, Madrid. CHATHAM, Jon! 10. ARRIVAL or TROOPS /ROM Ixnu. Yesterday sitsrucon another numerous party of sick and wounded troupe arrived at this garrison from India, having disem barked at Gravesend from the East India troop ship King 1:h . 121L . The military invalids, who number upwards of 240 and infantry troops, sailed from Calcutta on the ;rare( February last. The following are the corps to which the invalids belong, namely :—tith Dragoon Guards, 17th t e lt ue ft, 13th, 5 Sttly 88th, 90th, 92nd, 93rd, and 97th Regiments, the wbeia under the command et Captain D. Macpherson, 42nd; Ligneous% W. Smith, 6th; Lientenset C. J. Howard, 71st; sad Emiga & G. IL Hakim, 4214 ; and in medical of AssidentAugeons T. N. O'Brien, 13th, and H. 4, 6 8/,.. Bader, 1L D., V.C., 113 rd. Durum the eight deaths esearred on board, including Lieutenant of the Madras Native Infantry who was returning to England on sick leave. After the invalids had been inspected at Fort Pitt, 40 men were taken into hospital, arid the remainder sent to St. Mary's Invalid Depot to await their discharge. PORTSMOUTH, Ante 10. The Eagle, 50, nailing frigate, Captain Edward Tatham, has arrived at Spitheed from Milford Haven, where she has bees stationed se harbour guardship. The mew of the Eagle will be turned over to the Blenheim, 60, screw, as semi am her defects are completed, and the crew of the lat ter will be turned over to the Colossus, 80, for service at Portland. The Firebrand, 6, steam sloop, Commander James M. Bruce, and the Ranger, 5, screw gun vessel, Commander Wratialaw, arrived from the westward. I The Weep, 13, screw dorm, Commander Charles Stirling, smiled last evening for the Cape of Good Hope. The Lizard, iron peddle-wheel vessel, Lieutenant Edward Maunsel commanding, arrived this morning from the east ' ward, and continued her voyage to the westwead. DEVONPOKT, Jcxr 9. The Devon lighter on Saturday sailed for Pem broke and Ireland. The steam store ship Supply arrived yesterday front Wool , wich, bound for Gibraltar. The Terrible steamer, with Admiral Fanalzawe, the new Commander-in-Chief here, is hourly ex from Malta. Ships in the Hsinome Royal Adelaide, Implacable. Wellington, Hero, Ones, Partridge, Himalaya, Redwing, Lark. Xylo, and Avon. In the Sound:— Wrangler, Naatiles, Supply. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL possesses sztraordittary properties for promoting the growth, reaseles, and beautifying the Human flair. It prevents 1111111 ben tiling of or tanning grey, strengthen s wan hair. denims IS Um newt sad thutdr l if. sad makes .t beautifully eel% end gleamy. Ito operation in can of baldness le attire ; and I. the growth of Whiskers, the Beard, and Ileneleehbon M is unfalbrag in Its stimulative operation. Fee shaken It le mpaciallg recommended, am forming the basis els besseihd head of hair The pstronage of royalty and the moteheeesey throughont Barone. I 4 introduction Into the nor. segi gf malty, and the numerous teetimoulais constantly re.• tiehmi eif its ellkacy, afford the hem and surest proof. of its Marlifg Price In dl., ye.. igs. Id. equal se box anal . and tic per height. Cannon—AA for •• nowleedir Warne 04. - bold salt Illatkeiyarden, end by chendets and perfumes. Fox OLVII. —The fourth meeting of the Fox Club this seams took pins on Saturday evening, atßrookes. Present : Marquis Townslisod., Hon. Edward Coke, Sir Mostar. J. Cholmeley, Hart., M.P., Has. Leopold Apr Phis, M.P., Hon. Charles Fitswilliess, M.P., Earl Fitawil- Ram, Earl of Zetieed, Frederick Dundee, Esq., M.P., Earl Fortescue, Earl of Campenlowa, Colonel Robert Ferguson, Farl of Oodord, Colonel J. M. Caulfeild, Viscount Rayshant, ILP., Hon. Frederialt w O±gan Colonel Hon. Weems Osha, M.P., A Stephenson, Esq., WC. end H. T. Custanee. v g . Challoner, Right Mae. Dr. Lusbington, Earl of Fife, Hon. Hamilton Dundee, Earl of Albemarle, Colonel Sir Henry Ferguson Davie, But, M.P., Lord Cremorne, Sir George R. Philips, Bart., Beer land Akton, Fag., Haushten Langston, Rigid Hon. Lonl Mamas Jan COteal FA VICMORI norms —An entertainment took place os Saturday evening last, at the shove theatre, for the beide of Mr. H. Coles, a decayed prister ; and, judginSmin the evwdlerwisi appearance of the house, will prove hly remunerative. This first Peal, _Belptepor, was very e •tahly put ”os the stage, 14. Lchuds mad* the part of the monn‘bsek so eiddieter4 that ba wee summoned before She audieace at the dose of sash set. algi 8 raffirlaran i d idi liTC 4l itit 111? t wed iu b7 fame i d ter who which . cents the Alabama ATIOMS: with r Mensary. esTviess, and who proved thalweg:o sot say Meelseessl esss. TIMM lees, rac.a, w eelossed troupe at present before the "abbe; the fad Oat as Waldorf amen of the Skim. I they are really black making than WE more interest*. TM mires la ebilisa. l4B4 13 to 11 00 :=Zy n a The performances concluded with the ballet of adios - soda ad &set sad maw* worse el mersery, se 't tilled Doe in which Mr. W. H. Pitt enacted the az ie tereell sesd fliz i dinntit is amed ialboog ih ri by ridus.l4•l7 to och part of the libertine, end Mr. Paul Herring that of Seers sweeks tispelker. sesasly re s ted time Assn es the m.uclu with consklerable ab lity. Altogether the arrange energise el e weesselee. - -Isseert. mono for the evening reflect the highest credit on the CIOMI• Lois. : T. Rkbards. I?, Grog ipeen.street. slitter. To wooer as halardsv July T. prise IL THE LONDON REV IEW and *EMMY jonutaL of POLITIC% LITZ:LATVIA LIT, sad hOCIITT. Conducted by CHAKLIS MACKAY. LLD. A =XerkOnal jeenial and frompMM record of Wevents s, of lbe day. EIS flea clan Merano% adepted for the Moen of the empire —Orders reeeinbl by booksellers and end et the Moe. IL esslhaorpeon etreet, Strand. 7=0 44 reat free. by peek co rosolvt at tour postage eininpa —W. Manager. and zebra ixaesi Ve'in its --4 rangelehs -" " farther infinenee over the mind ; triton it adds truth and beauty to every sentiment, intensity to every passion, and piebuisupe effect to every scene sad situation ; we have a eembissation el all the elements of dramatic power, Dot these mane of power me attended with cor responding diffieelty. If the arts of acting and singing are not, as it were, blended into one—if they do not concur in giving foftilaad truth to dramatic representation—the per. former will *lnk under hie task, and the designs of the poet and the 11110111060 will be marred. It is by the rare union of histrionic and 'woad power that Grime and Mario have achieved their unequalled triumphs ; and a similar mice, in this opera, is exhibited by Titiens and Oinglisii. In 'Miens the union is complete ; she might have been one of the greatest tragedians of the day bad she sever sung a note. In Giuglini, on the other hand, the vocal element predominates : he is looked upon more as • peat Weir than as a great actor. But he has genius and feeling, end seldom falls to give dramatic tenth as well as moicel beauty to his performances. In the character of Raced be surpesem himself ; and in the great scene which ends the third act—• scene of passion and agony not transcended on the stage of any country—he emulates Mario himself in tragic power. The epee altogether is strongly east at this theatre. Vialetti glees great effect to the part of Marcel, the stern Huguenot soldier ; Everardi is excellent as the noble and chivalrous De Nevem ; Madame Borgbi Mamo, as the page Urbino, acts with grace and spirit, and sings charmingly ; and Mae. Louisa Michel (the young Swedish lady who it will be %membered lately made her debut at • Philhar monic Oeseart) has had great success in the pert of Mar guerite of Navarre—apart which (dramatieslly unimportant) demands a singer of the highest class. On the first night of this op % the orchestra and shores showed signs of hasty prepamairs, but on Saturday there was no reason to com plain Welds respect. A net dememe, Mdlle. Claudine Cuechi, has supplied the piece of Pocchini. This lady has appeared in a pretty ballet called Adelina, got up expressly for her. She is young and handioans, is a brilliant and graceful dancer, and has achieved a derided success. TRIAL TRIP OF THE GREAT EASTERN. EiV=o•7r _ - P. ffi; Michael —.saw S tewart ILP., W. A. Mackinnon, Peq,,M.P., James Merry, Esq., X.P., David Rohe:Moe, Eisq., IL P., J. &akin. !Amapa, Raj., 111 . ..P., Sir J. Matthew* , M.P., Sir Malodor Ramey Bart., R.N., Sir John Heron Maxwell, Bait, MayilMrral Anetruther,WilliamFairbaim, Faq., MR. S. David Roberta, Esq., RA., Professor Robertson, Professor Mammon, Robert Chambers, Faq., the Rev.o.ll.oleig, thaplain-general to the forces, and some 200gentlemen.TheRoyalealedottianAsylum, whicl is situated in the Caledonian-road, Holloway, where • spacious, commodious, and handsome building has been erected, was established in 1815 for the purpose of support ing and educating the children of soldiers, sailors, and marines, natives of Seotland, who have died or been disabled in the service of their country, and of indigent Scotch parents resident in London. There are 109 children now in the institution, sixtv-eix boys `and forty three girls. Stxty-ons are soldiers children, thirty-seven of whom are orphans of mm who were slain or died in the Crimea during the late war. The education given to the children is emi nently practical, and directed towards the end of rendering them capable of mating their way in life ; and as stated by the chairman and other gentlemen in the course of the meeting, there is nothing fictitious about the establishment, which will at any time and with oat any notice bear the strictest investigation. During the past year thirteen boys and eight girls have been admit ted into the asylum, and d • the same period twelve boys and eleven girls have been ' on the expiration of their term : these have all been provided with suitable sitnations,and have conducted themselves to the satisfaction of their employers. It was stated that the requirements of the institution have greatly increased of late, owing to the war with Russia and the mutiny, which have of course added to orphanage among the families of soldiers, and very urgent and eloquent appeals were made for support, not only on this particular occasion, but by regular and permanent sub scriptions. The result of the evening was au addition of about 1,4001. to the funds of the inditation. SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY Arrramori. The Great Eastern got under weigh from her moorings in Southampton Water shortly after two o'clock on Saturday, and steamed at an easy rate round . the eastern end of the Isle of Wight into mid-olaminal, proceeding downwards till a quarter peat &wive. m which ',effete had been ' M u rittstr.7l up in the bright moonlight, and the great ship was turned round a little below the Start light. The speed was then slightly accelerated, and she re- I turned to her moorings at 45 minutes past noon. The average speed attained on the return passage was 12 knots from point to point. At half-past 10 a.m. the log was hove repeatedly, and showed that she was making 13.4 knots an hour (15} statute miles), the paddles performing at the time lot revolutions per minute. This rate was agai n ' proved at the measured mile, which she passed at the rate of 11} knots, with a tide of 11 knot and a stiff head against her. Captain Robertson, of the Board of Trade, who accompanied the ship, expressed his satisfaction at the condition of the vessel and her machinery, and his intention of granting the necessary certificate on the eompletion of the funnel door and other minor fittings, which will be perfect by Tuesday or Wednesday, and the directors intend that the Great Eastern shall sail for New York on Saturday next. The New York pilot, Mr. Murphy, who also accompanied her, affirms that he can take her into New York with a draught of 23} feet on her arrival there, although he calculates upon the lowest tides. The present draught is 25 feet 7 inches, and cal culating the voyage out to require a consumption of 3,000 tons, she will on arrival there be about 22 feet. The trial has been a very satisfactory one. It was not intended to work her at full speed ; the former trial trip proved to some extent what she could do i and the occasion was devoted (as was in dicated n the Express a fortnight since) to the important duty of testing the alterations and organ ising the crews, and also correcting trifling arrange ments which might not work in a perfectly satis factory manner. This being done, the Great Eastern can now proceed to sea in as complete a condition as any other l arg e steamer. It may also be repeated that her s peed cannot be fairly tested until her bottom has been cleaned and coated, and it would have been simple vanity to waste coals and labour by straining her machinery for an unfair test of its action. This course was pursued from the caution of her directors and them in authority. The trip was a pleasant one, in spite of the un ceasing rain which fell on Saturday, and it was apparently enjoyed by the directors, • lady, and about 30 noblemen and gentlemen who were on board. Divine service was performed on Sunday morn mg by the Rev. Mr. Nicholson. Those who accompanied her formerly could appre ciate the order and discipline on board on this occasion, which reflect so much credit on the com mander, Captain Hall, and also understand the value of Mr. Gooch's zealous and friendly 00-opera tion in protecting her machinery. The Great Eastern is now ready for sea, and we trust that all concerned may be gratified by her success as a com mercial speculation and an honour to our national r Thefunnel recently constructed by Messrs. Lang ley, to admit of a passage along the bearings of the screw main shaft, has produced an unexpected result ; being tubular, and forming a new iron deck, the run of the ship is so braced by it that the vibration from the screw is scarcely perceptible. No accident of the slightest kind occurred. THE RELIGIOUS DISSEHEIOILS IN ST.GEORGE S. IN-THE-EAST. .The some which was enacted last night in the parish church of St. George'sdn.the-East his disappointed the hopes of those who expected that the disgraceful riots whisk have so long prevailed were dying out. While the people were waiting outside until the great gates were thrown open for their admission, 63 persons were allowed to psi. through the private door of the rectory into the church, a circumstance which appeared to be offensive to the parishioners, who as soon as they entered the church vented their indignation by yells, hisses, and the other discordant sounds which have become so familiar there. These marks of disapprobation were repeated with increased rigour when the Rev. Bryan King, the rector, ascended the reading desk for the purpose of reading the service. At this time there were about 1,500 persons in the church, some hundreds of suspicious-looking persons having bees refused admission by the police who were stationed at the gates. Mr. King pro ceeded with the service with slight interruptions until, during the belief, he turned his back upon the congregation. At this time the people biased, yelled, and slammed the IMATZ-vittt great 6010% and it. continual until Mr. the de*, *Ara ne QII limembeinir liter - the belief was concluded. His place wee taken hy • young man in deacon's orders, who greatly offended the congre gation by omitting the collect fur the day (the first Sunday after Trinity), and instituting that for St. Barnet.' the Apostle, marked in the calendar for the 11th of June. The congregation of St. George's appeared to have so idea about St. Barsalies beyond a certain connexion of the Islet with Pimlico, and they accordingly manifested their disapproba tion in • very complete manner. The sermon was preached by the Rev. C. F. Lowder, M.A., one of the parochial clew, who selected for his text the last verse of the 16th chapter of St. Luke (the gospel for the day), "If they hear not Moses and the prophets, neither will they be K ip waded though one rose from the death" sermon was an earnest and impassioned_ appeal for repentance, hut the preacher having hit rather hard some of the vices for which the neighbourhood's unhappily notorious, was jeered, laughed at, awl constantly interrupted. At the close of the sermon the offertory bags were banded round, only however to those down stairs, and every one wbo contributed became the 'abject of some foolish jest from the galleries. During the whole of the service a armadas. ble number of men who had taken their places near the altar read the responses at the top of their voices,frequently inserting them in the wrong places, and there was conse quently an uninterrupted conflict between the malcontents and the choir. Mr. Churchwarden Thompson, Mr. Barnard, the high constable, Mr. Sly, and other gentlemen, who are emaciated together for the purpose of preserving order as far as possible, ejected several of the more coruipic4ous rioters from the church while they " cautioned" others who appeared to be bent upon mischief. Mr. King pronounced the benediction from the highest step of the altar amidst a scene of riot which it would be impossible to describe. Mr. J. B. Lea, the Bishop of London's secretary, was present during the service.. Tex GMAT Kurrzaw.—Boringe and other etepe have been takes at various places on the shores of Milford haven fur meertaisiog the most eligible spot for beaching the Great Fasters on her arrival at that port. Several localities is that far-famed haven have been approved of for the purpose, especially in the vicinity of the Wayland ter minus of the South Wales Railway. THE lion-t-soos Diirtortn.—This diamond, recut since the Exhibition of 1861, will be exhibited (by the gracious permission of her Majeetat the Convex anew to be held at the South Kensi ngton Museum, under the patronage of the Queen, in aid of t e fund for building the Female School of Art. A large collection of ancient and !modern jewellery will oleo be lent on that occasion. Tickets are obtainable at the Museum, and at Mr. Mitchell's, Old Bond-street. Suarmona CASK —On Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, the body of a female, herbs( one arm cat corn plate!, off, sad otherwise mutilated. WEB picked •P by • intermit off the late of Dap. Thebody was taken to the =heal Perry, sad subsequently to the Poplar desd.hease. Information of the circumstance lute been forwarded to the coroner for Feet Yiddiessz. OPENING OP THE VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY. This line, which forms a oounection between all the railways smith of the Thames end the Victoria dtation, DOW in course of erection at Pimlico, was opened on Satyr day by the directors, in the presence of the officials of the line and their friends. The train started from the Battersea station of the Brighton Railway, and passed over the Vic toria-bridge, amidst the cheers of the assembled workmen, proceeding up to the Victoria station, which occupies the site of the old Grosvesnor Basin ; here the company partook of an elegant dejeuner, provided by the contractors. The line of railway so opened forms an important feature in the metropolitan communications, as affording access from all the railways south of the Thames to the western and central &striate of London. The chief work on the line is the bridge over the Thames, which consist, of four openings of 175 feet each, and is entirely composed of wrought iron with stone piers and abutments. The design is exceedingly light and elegant, and when quite completed will be one of the most beautiful of the metropolitan Midges. On the north side of the river the line descends by a steep gradient to the Grosvenor canal, the course of which it follows up to the terminus, punier under Ebury-street, Bt. George's-road, Eccleston-road, where it enters the station, now in course of construction for the accommodation of the Brighton, the Great Western, and the London, Chatham, and Dover companies. This station, when completed, will be of larger area, and afford more accomanalation than any of the existing metro politan station'. This line was commenced in the autumnof IKSB ; the first stone of the viaduct over the Thames was laid on the 9th of June, 1859 ; so that the time occupied in erecting this great work has been exactly twelve months. The contractor for the whole work was Yr. Kell', of London. Yr. Fowler is the engineer in chief to the com pany, under whine direction, in conjunction with Mr. Wilson, the works have been carried out. RIPRERENTATION OP TEI IJNIVERAITY OP LONDON. —ln anticipatioe of the pining of the Reform Bill, which will give • representative to the University of London, 732 graduates, have addressed a requisition to &r John Romilly, Master of the Rolls (the only judge who can sit in the House of Commons), that he will consent to be put in nomi nation as a candidate for the representation of the Univer sity in parliament. Sir John Hominy, in his reply, states that, although he never should have ventured to offer him self as a .eate, be should consider it • high hoeour to selected by such • body as their first representative, and that he accepts with pride the invitation. TER TRINITY SUNDAY ORDINATIONS. — On Trinity Sunday (UN 3rd inst.) 288 gentlemen were ordained by the bishops, who held ordinations on that day. Of these 130 were from Cambridge, 80 from Oxford, 21 from St. Bees, 17 from Trinity College, Dublin, 12 from King's College._ London, 11 Literates, 6 from St. Aides's, Birkenhead, 5 from the Univendty of Durham, 2 from Queen's Cl Birmingham, 1 from Queen's College, Belfast, 1 Me n the University of Glasgow, 1 from the Church Mis sionary College, faintest, and 1 from the Lichfield Mamma College. OITIPTAL PALLOI--BALP-A-CROWX DAT,- Revswer, Jura 9. WAumovaimal AID (lags' &mate BAZAAR. —AdMiNdella MI mutest, 7,472 ; ditto by season 2,910; tend 9,212 ; told vilitors for week ending_ Tebl *Man sines epenieg .4 the Palos, Jose 10, 1864, 6,498,662. The basaer will be contimeed ibis day (Monday) and tri-morrow. Arne, „ .. May last be neu _ meat a number of carpenters and joinery, among whom were two men who were working under what was blowy in the teed, as the " declaration." - On the morning of that day the foreman el the prosecutor took to him a paper, of which the following ii • copy :—" At a meeting of theloiners in the employ of Mr. Anley onThesday evening,May 15, 1860, it was resolved that Mr. A nley be given to understand that milers the then who are working under the "declaration" in his shop W111'4114104 and we have • defied' answer by dinner than to that effect, we cease work immediately." That paper wss returned to the men because it bad no signatures, and about two o'clock in the afternoon of the name day the men went to the prosecutor and said that they went to him as a deputation from the men, and handed to him a paper, the Name as that given above; but this time it had upon it several signatures in pencil. The complainant then said to the men, "Are throe all your signaturee and they having answered in the affirmative, be said, "Have you well considered what von are about l" and they said " Ye.. " He then asked them it theyhadany fault tofind with him, his clerks, his foramen, ortheurate of wages, andbeing thswered in the negative, the complainant then said, " What is itthen you do want!' The deputation then replied, "You must discharge those two men working under the declaration, and if you do not, we shall leave your work." The complainant then said he would not allow himself to be dictated to. He further rid, " I think you have been too fast in your dedsion, and I will give you half an hour to re consider the matter ; if you then come back to work I shall think no more about it, but if not I will rather lose my shop than submit to your dictation." The men then went away, and in about half an hour all the men came back together, and went towards the shop, saying they were going to fetch their tools. The men were paid their wages, took away their tools, and have not since come back. Sines that day the complainant's yard has been closed, and has been picketed by relays of those men who left, in order to pre vent other men from entering into his employment. They loitered about the yard, and the defendant Trimlett, it wee stated by the complainant, had been there about • fcetaight. The complainant's foreman, to a greet extent, proved the above, and he was the only witness called. In crews-examination the complainant stated that be be longed to the Society of Builders, which is • trade society. That society was not directing this prosecution, but they had given ham assistance in consequence of his having placed his ease in their hands. That society was not • combina tion of masters to prosecute their workman. What the men said they wanted was, that the men working under the declaration should be dismissed. He did not enter into any negotiations with them about taking them hack. He had spoken to his foreman about them, but he did so be cause he wanted to find out where the defendants resided. Mr. Conic discharged Trimlett, and, having taken time to consider his judgment , said this case was one of the greatest importance, not only to the defendants, but to the public at large. He was clearly of opinion that this was a case which the act was intended to meet. It was a threat that if the master should continue to employ that description of workmen who had worked under thedecla ration the defendants would strike, and thus endeavour, in the very woods of the prohibition, "to force the master to limit the description of his workmen." He was clearly of opinion that the defendants were guilty of the offenee charged in the information. Nothing could he more mon strous or Hiegel than the conduct of the defendants, who had combined together and threatened the prosecutor that they would strike, sod who b ud, fact, struck work with a view to prevent him from on his business unless he would discharge men w hos e offence was that at the request of their employer they had promised not to break the law. The object which the defendants had in view was to deprive innocent men of the means of getting their living, and thus to drive their wives and families into the workhouse, unless those poor men would also offend against the law by joining those illegal societies . The threats used by the defendant. were far worse than in Pereham's ease, and he should send the defendants with hard labour for one calendar month. Notice of appeal was given, and bail having been put in the defendants left the court with their friends. COMMERCIAL FRAUDS. In a memorial recently addressedto the Board of Trade (and published in the Moneylfarket RerieworJune9). Mr. W. F. Brockman, jun., furnishes the following re capitulation °late lures--amounting to an aggregate of nearly four millionsaterling—which bavebeen summed during the last three or four years through the inadequate system of audit of the accounts of public companies : The Royal British Bank.-Stopped payment in 1856. The failure was caused by making advances to directors and others on improper and insufficient securities. Cain'? 200,000 f. ; deposits, 540,000/. ; on which 1 5 s. in the has been returned ; deficiency, ss. in the pound, 133, . ; total, 335,00 W. The Tipperary Bank.—Failure caused by the frauds of of &diem Accounts were wilfully falsified. Capital, 500,0001. ; deposits, 700,000/.; total, 1,200,000/. I believe the whole has been lost. The London and &stern Bank.—ln this case the notorious Colonel Waugh appropriated to himself an amount equal to the whole paid-up capital of the bank, and has since ab sconded and set his creditors at dames. The loss exceeds 250,000/. The Western Bank of Beotlsad.-04144_Plid up, 1,500,000/. ; deposits, 6,000,0 90 /. ; total, 7,500,0001. Every effort has been made to peewees a complete exposure of the affairs of this bask. I dchsot know if any return has been made to the depositors. At the lowest estimate, the entire paid-up capital has been loet-1,500,000/. The Pales Company.—The frauds of Robson, committed with the transfer books, entailed a loss of 100,00% The Great Northern Railway Company. —Redpatles frauds, committed in • similar manner to Robson's. The auditors here were greatly at fault, as I understand that dividends were paid co a larger amount of stock than had been issued. Low, 250,0901. The Union Beak of London.—The frauds just discovered, committed by the head cashier, William George Pullinger, by mama of • fictitious par book, representing the account between the Union Book and the Bank of England. The frauds are said to have extended over a period of five years, and, with • proper cheek in the audit, ought to have been detected in the first half-year. Loss, 263,0,0/. Total losses to the public, 3,896,0701. RIFLE CORPS DRILL AT WATFORD. On Saturday afternoon about 200 effectiees of the 20th and 29th Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corp, both belonging to the north-west district of the metropolis, went down, in accordance with previous arrangements, by the North Western Rahway to Watford, for the purpose of herb]: battalion drill in conipaay with the Watford and the Hemel Hempstead corps. The weather up to the period fixed for starting by special train, namely, 10 minutes past 4, was almost as bad as it possibly could be, and owing to this cause GO or 70 of the metropolitan volunteers did not leave Euston Station till about an hour after ; but by the time when the four corpe . united in Cassiobury Perk—abeau. tiful portion of the domain of the Earl of Essex, shuntes about a mile from the Watford Station—the rain had almost entirely ceased, and happily it kept off during tho whole of the subsequent drill. The entire force on the gr ound, including the officers, was, notwithstanding the deterring influence of the weather. upwards of 300, and a large number of the inhabitants of the district were present as spectators. The battalion was under the command of Major Rigge, of the 20th Middle eel, who was ably supported by Captain Ross, of the 29th Middlesex, and the commanding officers of the twe other corps ; and the evolutions, though not of long duration, in cornequeuce probably of the state of the pare ground. were highly interesting, and well adapted to pre those who took part in them for the grand review of the 30th inst. On their departure for London soon after eight o'clock the two metropolitan corps hail quite • fare well ovation from their provincial comrades and the as sembled caeca The band of the 29th Mid,llesea was pre• sent to give Ma to the occasion. It should he added, in loathe to the North•Westera directors, that the highest fare charged for the journey to aml from London, a distance of between thirty and forty miles, was ons shilling. Crry or Lor DOW HoorrrAL Fox DIBTAMS or TEM corm, Ylororra Palm.—Tbe number of intimate under treatment at this imstitutioo during the hat week wan 1870, d whom 175 were new ahem ,~ E?, We MIIIIMIN • Alp. SA 11 N AINJ L'IL. • .L.LLW /I /. BM ULIGIMIr•MW•4 —, •••••••••-• ••••••••"- • . ' d WNW vowinzu •"` r -----------,-----. - - WY( ' RaCTRO myna WOO= AND . . . 7.611110. • ........ Of • lir . 116•110 Magni. 0 2 Inant . . *OW, tbeids~ ettalrer that , En o ~,,sym r =74l w t.. wes , „ma s a to ibb newts were densely crowded by workmen and others in. sadtlW7 - • r - f.. 0 4, ow terestiod in the strike and the butt intermits. tLe. wed - ---- -.--- WM Mom% ant him vo t ...... "- . • . • NOM* weennwedatlea far Tilde na par gl iFir ililf r mos belllftlear Table .p. Sir maw , ~. w9t gal, x.p., w. A. A rli e, so. on .. .of' oy . . :TM • , lig. is. .2 7 0 7 la 7- c =2:c ,. ~. ~. ,il. Yr. ZLOTYS MGM QV.. re......, 210 1101 2. u m t y t o sentiment, ;ad o nalty to army patsies, gur ßoheatne " l b , En:2l . S . : J sir Eri tako ldlie bn tlY Bl , aukyia kti i ” influence a►er the mind ; when it adds truth and -- " - m ack -- i....„ .. El ." . ii . p . J.. m em, g al, m . p . , D i m went a number of carpenters . and joiners, among whom wear ~ two men who were working wader what waa knows in the •• • • . 10 • 1t 0 111 a Weinsedsy. and Saturday. ~m~m• OL Mew Me mak me trade as the " declaration." On the morning of that die Tea Speer „ 012 0 017 0 10 0 Wednesday! only during the winuser. N.B. The wit quarter and pictuyanque e ff ect to every scene and situation ; the foremen d the prosecutor took to him a aper, of whirl am and soils% of • elmtardela at the WIN MO , sad all saw regrablies 'Tar lestr•lu ts will 00 UM 46011 On Ma,. Jane 20.--Ointlenren. " h ave . •omhi.etion o s al th e e l emen t, o r &mai, ! a rt•, It. N., Sir John Heron Maxwell. 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