The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-26 00:00:00

a / 4 • C 4 ° ,,4„ . cr" • • 0 7,14.4.- 0 /r , 44; , 0‘ z --,.............../ `r „ 4 ! i f , . _ . • . . 3._, rT .4 , 1 . I.- I —_ : ... .1.0 4 , i ! . . . .. NEWSPAPEh pi 11‘ ' 44 k o k - \- • v-1, ssanairi No. 4,353.] AlE:Nits. MONEY WICIRAII sad SONS' (of itbsetwall yard. London) LINE of PACKET NUM to AI eTItALIA.— tor NI KLBOURNIL PORT PHILLIP Week to u.,k. o n WIN DAY, the Mk ot A atlas at Plymouth. the splendid clipper ehlp soul . N, A I. t.OO p.m, /MY tNT TONKIN. Commen d er : Vise In the Ent loJut Mucks. This ship form ow of Yews. miey Amm an sh 4 'tons' cckhrate, Ilse of wier.h couthelone the Its eurt.th. Kent, S erktfeire. en/ 'Km Int, fts.orite. mut well.knona Atha. and titled onpreuely ler the tr-445. to Aostralte. Her eranionodedess for an 0 „, ..4 p. or t rr. aro tumutpusoy awl els will cony - l% eol mrwmn . FOT trey or perste ALIJVItT, mot MOIMAN. h Yews. 1110.41 4 trIOILA U° IIen% $ 11%,. FA. L•a.leohalt street. Paeotegere by this li ne of whole us ...It% eyed fn.to l's.l4m.tton t o p lyntoutb ftet-clase for seconl eine fares, and second clam tor rdoire lam pfg:LY STEAM COIEKUNICATION to fr Imm—tel. uvaroor, xzw To awl TIIILADELPHIA yriAx san. COWART Intend their hill.pureered tree Sereerfteaseldpkealliug u Quesulowil io jiseeengere avid 11111911i16110. v fOik01•41: W MUM FROM Li VWCIOL 1101 1(11W TOM. LIANlit KOJI, Wednesday, •aerttet 1. Aagte. And every eaceedellusWedoes.lay. Clads •2 1 •116, mid 11 palms, accord tog to the accomee &Um vanyara par., • tnetndleg all pruvlstons soaked. Peateggerslir* W.iter• mato' booked ihrkelt m etri m edvheaterpene leez_me.—for thqher perti o ett s la r re . 11 . mAY, t v t. watenaireee.4l . I. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHEAP EXCURSION TO Tlii SRA SIDE. On MATTI/DA Y, Jltly Sti. an ma trews TRAIN wilt lams EaSitlngteu at 330 p.m., and ResAing at 4.43 p.m. for Vlnppsn• Mat. 31.1itsImm, Trurarldpe, Westbury, and Proms fare. 10s. Treall .11s. and 7. , I 'WHEAT/Lit and SIOUTII lllRAlSOllkaltEsMiquan Tuesday. July al from Weyn.ol3n, at 7 at, sanßeinis stations as per hansUbills. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. On SUNDAY, July tr. an EXCURSION TRAIN will kayo Pia dlngto• at 7.41 a ni. inr Reuling. Thank. Alderinaaton. Wool. banipton. Thatching', Newlairy, Irintimu7 and Rungerford Cu lat. 4A, and 3.. P.thighourrie. Doing, Wallingford Road, Dtkot, CUOMO, Ablw,rdoo, and oxroltu ae. 61, 5a., and to' ; returning the own day from Oxford at 7.16 p.m.. and lateral*. dist* Malian r pm kand.bills. IIANIC of AUSTRALASIA. Incorporate., by Royal Charier, 113 5 . , No. 4, nowt Detailootoret. Lon.lon, July 21. ,coin. Tlio Court of Meet tore HEREBY HMI NOTICE that tits H tI.I•TEA RI. Y II EETI NO of the Proprietors win be bald at Ho taco of the korporathoo. No. 4, Threadaeollookeet, Load" Ttrses ► sdart, on MONDAY , the tAlt A at 1 Web& precisely. By ardor of tits newt, WILLIAM YILLIILIIN, irseortery. TELE UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC MIZORAM COMPANY (LloNot. Lepowerwl by Aperitif Act of ParNmsol, nod toildood odor the .I.hit mork Companies Ada Llottbe MOURN. ALLA VS SVATEMS, sel..pting tho plod& at the Pottal en, vlce--• low wet uniform Mo. 6faaPntlwd dblotos. (appal-one Ilon.lrwl and lift; Tlowessul Pow" In 30,000 Murder di deb. With power to bionoot. Depralt. 10e. per si.me on applkotboa, and 11A ellolasent. CAI. of AI ew.h, iiitemila 11f not lose Om Ono 1,11111:CP1aIL I - I%IIIIAB Admiral Sir II EN RY Lam` !C.C.S., LS., M P. k•lwarti Barnanl, larccbq a/ CU Soak d Austrulauls. ..ica &taint... rag_ banker. Tanistin4 d.....c oaus. I .r.t Itutlaadvits, Awns A. tn.l. „I' 1:., solentanaireell. J. 1111.1 \acaot 1.1141111:11, Lay„ Cluursoan of the Bloclnrall Railway -$ PrrArri, Ihmlb n. Lambeth and Dalurtrk. ..t. I'. I C.R. Dfrret.,r of Bank of Landon. Itrple flay. Eatl., Plamstestl Lardy , IlertA. charle•J.l. Dlrryt..rrt Bank of Landau. James Pllkinui.m. P.. Blackburn. &Ward S. 11. sdirnlcy. Ems , Prlner.sule. Hider. Ilarnur Am/ I:N4Juni —Thomas ASau, . C.L Bank of Ltr.{.,, Lbw{—poloo Book Zdhaltunth and wpm —Brills\ law Comm sod lkoodia& flooticrn.ss— Mew. Cooley nod Bona. U. Loofighwilotrost Aconw.a.-31obon. thoodore J.ess sad Co., 24 imsobarkooloot, Sa!MUIS. Mews. fle..rae Burn-, .l and lb., GO Lonsharnnan.—, alnara rykyn Itnahert, Cluunge-ailey, Conanll : loNaa U.d.ert Wan. t.ll.l;norh al•aan. ABlti Ant.l. (aurae: and 36 . 4011. and Ityrn : LlwarpooL t4aranr.aaT—J.tha {Await Say 7Lnivanta 01114x-101 : Grashoun Howe : I'4 Crawl street, LC.. Loudon. nurinst-fri _ _ The oblert at flab Camaia;; wpm — . / . 41.1% • viand Overleaf Iransimakittlefa, bred ea tbr prtictele of the ploy postai.% Nt ever,* saneao• tlinvagle.et Ur United Linokno at • Inn and natters rate - • alilllhra ter • died asap, sr Noe ogralvalrat herds. 4tr•1.1!, e nl ol!•48•14. T. et t t LI. the enawrittny have sampled Mr. Mises systems In Lim Iry rel.-v*oly, the nledilleden 'bleb there will he nn estlnnwe,l areaway of tram SI b• all par est. laa AM axe and wortlng ripenw.. A 9..;:1a(5..t .4 parliament boa been nht411.4 ..pr,..A.4 lb. 11'..siopan. v.( 0.1.4. 1.1. J. aptde centn.unteattnat thrvvitst.mat lb* Unit ..1 A In,..lent. the with .11..ther cons. votary ramen sieves...try In enrr7lng nut the 1111.1ertakInz T.. Islay Telt re.tplth....tantannlcatton within the reach of the million. la Im n ate • tralllc at n pr.vresalye character similar 4.. the nt . hro•ruil I..htty pow astern. The %antral system od a true for a Jwrt enetothint.l.llkh has bee, f..e *av tie...• thl..ptett Ia arl thranch..ut mallarLual. 1. tnn.l S.. h.' .4 4 .41.44.1 e 4 . 4 44, Ind 1n all th tthsett ova: ow,. a. In Antrrle.t. rt. llie tang et eirrie• I. ~r 1 4 , w, the um. p..y high 'lit Isla ikl* an.l, as a nanseipagas. Telegraph stock is la gnat I: t. pr.pnee.l ly this Compaq lis *Mee L•ndon in direct tic cwt e .Ith t►e men Important mots 0 1ow.wroe anal's& thou.:hoot ..atatry. Them will form the trim► of thnateh Hoc ..t ~.notanna one, such as Lotelon din, t with Itomlaatono. Manchester. Liverpool, and after.solo with S'alltiloltah. tllsomer, Newcastle, Hull, To it, Lcole. Belfast, huh:in. Cork. Brlatol, Plymouth, Purtsmuoth, nostliamphai, Chetteuhant, *c., The..• will Ilea to. hi the subavutres of direct telre circuit •Ith the vs:loot tor.,. in their my, Immediate localltle. The molts! now 1., l.• oC.erll.l, to tone the Brat section of the undertahlus- f..r huthrr operation" which It may he tutted .I.sirst.k to c.trr) toot the shares will le uttered to etletitut sub • rihent Pr...spectator*. form, •.f apnllcallos tor shares, and all atom Lo 7 intonstatk.n oudy oldned at the shue llndrena, and of C,Trotan , at t to. Tcuoto.rary tags of tlw t otnpany. WATHERSToN ttn I BROGDEN'S GOLD ell %IN.; by troy weight. at realisable value. and the eorkmanAlp at eterksale taanutaetarea prices. The raid Ls the chants guaranteed. and re-peerbased at the price charged. " the note. Hoer on it pen chain neighs. to the utmost carat The fineness of the gely an& cheeps for iashion.".__ --.--- .. Monotort.ory, 'No. 16. Heorldirootreet, Corout.mrdm. t•Ay • Insole of choir moll fermnory for la rock. e na.....t.0.n.h00rat doom at ILK om tOotarMy. sr 1 o'clock. PLAT= —RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, elk efthei-dre-t. w but Lowisaamide me& Win lOW.* •n.l 1.1411(1. ** Nader Vtdlio pattana Thread t.lr paillentaa P•• slalom. Peri .d. ...•.1 aim sad ad. ea ad. 22 Table Yorks hor d. 11 0 03Or 6. 14 1 000) . 8.11. • 0 31 Ds Rponao. no 11 0 030 snot; 0 0 11 Dmort1 2 111;20 7 4 T IS SS Ts Tio Ts lintl.npOVlNl.4o il SOO 511813 5 T4I 12 Tr* npooaa. , 10 710 11 IS 411 S 0 4lao 14 S 0 11 It • Tho other requkkea for the tablo af praPortionately too rTe - c.. la...alai* silver spnons and forks of any pattern, at Ts. per os. ELECTRJI LV EP. ' 4 MONS AND 70111[R. warranted London. taal. . and ..f • pinch superior quality to that itsualky &Ad by ironinnuaers : per doom phis Ok pox, „ Demon : T. • • _*--" kr s ir sl IT 0 *loo I 8 lb 111 0 I 4 0 10 0 I 5 01112 0 1 0 0 I 4 0 111 0 SU 0 017 0 I 0 0 A aleelJartlele at Cu same rale, aid ag ether requisites at elasalyt.nr pewee. aiccutu Arrrcnottoron. SILPLi.9LITII . de.. OM+OlW4llllllllr. W. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go t o Jur Jos writ, Loletberarraala—Tell-rlse Table Pporm. snl r.rtA. LI M. per .1..2en Wind Spoons awl Forks, 14a per duum. Warrakted plated on pars Nickel Silver. SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENTS.CO M - Ale OW). FE nod TKA SXT. nrnhe.one pattern. , up. te I tree to any railway era naelpa of a peat-otben order.— JoNE4. Lortlwr .11t3,41.. T3IPORTAYT BALIC of first-class new and vrastreite.—J. DINT sod Co. Act to an. henries to the p.041c that tie y have purchaaesi the entire Yllllll. Garr of several ..• Mier.., which. astrfeJ to their already the larmt sloe% h. Lo.klos„ they are oofertast at half Its real value, csitoprlslmr suite. of flint ea.:. •Irilting, and led 1 . .1111 appeo.l.sees, in • •'4. inaleve,• . walnut, a n d other srnetts; mahogany dintvg. nom shay , . at Lie. ; swain it drasetne.roont ditto, to silk, at tlioior; laid,* at ens.: lam beiLatesda at he .4.. Ivory artic v prois.rtionately chat?, et tie throat _W•Aern nunitL.re il•faar, JO. JI, sal PA (^min turd.strtet, Imes, r .'rnnt . 34 ye trr. Shippers UP hot climates Fla fin.' the atone istovit tun , ' silled, owl are nor making the efezert .11.1.1.. L. Inn' 1 h ovisions Aram, iron, anJ trout tri , desils. all • ttol nub foiraltore. anJ entire new purified bed. an I he.1.11.= It, With ..1.4.17 theicripant of he .144.11 fur. alters Nye', a, in Ir is sr trraistell Marked the lowest price In o rtrv.• Lt. - Itatter •!“r nosey nursed U not Jppros el of. tn:e pall to any railway atadell rSW kilplolll. klutig• 16 11.../1112j at thew el rasa. THE FORNION VINIYAND ASSOCIATION •a• • tuarrodu MEM.* Mee emelpher . Uk Shame Tele up. SNAIL The lout 1111 °"" rg ili nt DCVO DOTY week sal deed tram Sue .Thies" edvertissomet : or apply for peke p =eilis he STAPLICION, Zoe , Manager, 190, REST sad CHEAPEST TEAS ma THR OOIRETh la MILAND ere at all times to Ito obleital at PITILLPiI sad Oa, Tea Mtrebsata A Mao asy. Good slaws motel Ompoa Too, IL ad., 10,11., ay OW*, sad ; dab b. IC la 10d., aad U. Tee aadaillas Or value at 4l suss laidg trot to say railway Mallat se ~tot lowa la NostaaLe current hoe. Sreatmalal plow /2 pods eaMmos bee whalu Wed mike .4 HeGn "UVRELLASZARASOLS, k SUN SHADES. ALLEN. to, LA.. Quadratit, manufacturer, hsa an eztewsive ossortmest or se Kik dna khodse, from di. Id. each: rich ditto, with Ivory handles. ea Id. each: ladies' silk umbrellas, tram la ed. to les. seek: wood alpaca ditto, wit Is ease h amass, recossalsodstva . rd. ; awntierseu s silk usabrallwa from Ifs Id. , ditto, Oa dd. fatablished 20 yaws. Piss doors wont alpaca 110 okaassim with ay 01kIf bow. 011IAT DIAIIDOILOGGIUSITRIMT, W., NW tae 'Num.... i i) R. CULVER WELL, M. R. C. 8. , LM. , LB. A., Lunde& ean be ennsnite .1 dnlly only at above', upon all eases el Nervosa Debility, lnvnluntary Blushing, Palpitation. Lsvis of Memory, Incapacity, SpermAtoreia, Sterility, Canted setts& mid Galvanism. Just published. an astir. new and Original Work, entlided "o 1." USIA V CS. - 14 1 RECKNELL, TURNER, Auld SONS' BAND I 0170 ,7 1,1 ii : Th. Ttlyslokegy n o.l Anst,my of MIT Generation-. , The t On of Dinsawas-+ly` Treatment, and Cum. AAP V. 01011161 icKS with Kagletered Glans allaixlso stuttrely ' Pince la. each •by punt, la *Wm.% opm en& .Di *mist Ihn rent ow inet,rin,f 'f rlfre whoa 00:71-1 Malt —R111:0C. 1 To 1.1..1 of Dana. Sit Corulo.ll , the Author.. ehoß. 4 KLL Tilt N ER, awl 1.141'14. was sag tabu chaiedien an. I •.,, Dr Cult emelt. Consulting Assistant, and auk surname to Ida Old , ultnescit.sata, et the Leo the% St and 34 Dayntorket. 3,1 e, late irrnidter, k. J. Gstverwell, MD. MODERATE PRICER with OLY.AL EXCELLENCIL RIIIOBEB and 80N an oonfideatly assert that day nomess odeaniases and facilities whisk are quite beyond the read of way other House In the Trade, and are therebympiliellit MALLET 000 D ARTICLE at a WERT LOW P WNW Cutters ar4=yed, and dtdlF" or.zdar.inirinatreihip may OR. THE BISPOLZ TAILORING DEPARTMENT is almost daily replmildrd from the hest H. one and Tonto _Market. THE READY. MADE: CLirTH INO DEPAMMIND4 are fur nished with an immense awortnient of roods taw Ml claws and oc en eepstlons ; also a groat variety at Clotting for Juveniles of all y THE HOMEY and DRAPERY. HAT and CAP. and BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT:4, contain a canfallyeelected dock M the beet and newest Manufactures, hhould Amy article not be approved of, It will be es , cheased, or the newsy returned. Corner el MINORIbi and A.LDOATE, and owner of NEW OXPORD4TBSIT. wed SAST4TIEIT. eIIYIZiNG for JUVENILES all agog, lad lary ale of s aad material, at L MOB aa d ROXI, Omar of It INoRILi sad AMU sad Corer of NEW OXFORD-STREET and MART , also Bradford and Eltoliad. Yarbildra nuns OY APPLICA7ION Olt PM Mi. MOSES and SON'S Book for the Present Seaeon, containing *. The Growth of an haparlaat Drama of British industry: with roles for >tU aad I t of Prices. Also jug published, an elabanis piss tb. City Itstalaaa ..._ Cornered WINORILe and ALDOATIL and Cantor d asw O.I7OIIIaBTILICT and HANTATIJOIT, also Bradford sod nneflield, Torladdre. SPICTACLES, improved by HARRIS and lON. will most osrlislaty preserve the sight. Better cannot twirls. Nash with crystals or pebbles, lha : eteel, with tuhe. to Ilat. Gold sad Silver ['peeled's and EyeAliassea pat variety, at squally low prima Barris'sret Glass, Us. ild.lost tray TKO& amuus and BON, ass to the =BY. oP= L ths British Manua aka, Landow 1780. —No travellers eteptoyed. MR. EDWARD DAVIESON'S EVERLAST ING TEETH, of such exquldtc beauty and such admirer. Lie tit that nature appears to has. gas& iced the magma of tins*, disease, or accident. Destrom s Liquid Enamel, for stop pins decayed tusk wittiest pato, is enamel White, and lasts for es .r. Attendance hearts till St, 448, West Strand, Lemke. oyes the lieetrie Telegreph Office. Consultstbuits free. Daeel} thy pingelsis fey peek two sleanpe MIRTH, lan —Poet tree, three stamps, a 21111.111111111 LEPLAINING Meesra GABRIEL'S IMPOL TAIT 111710VICKINTS la Mtn VICIAL TERI% and ILEX IBLZ COIALETIE OEMS, whereby one set will wear loaner &hap three ordinary seas : an being tiled without !singe, wirer, os metals, Yid 'MAMMA say operation. prove a reliable doeideratoni to e 0 wits bale seasekei fiir the demises services. None but pure Inidara sasteriela and workmanship employed, while the Eors le eves leas than half the ordinary trot —To be obtained 3t Gabriel, dentists to the Priem Dottalana, seta- VGA (see diploma. No 110, Regent-street, W. nett Ilseirs'. sad It min, Luddite hill, " The adventure nblaiiiebleby Gorier_ system render it pre-cednently superior mad the .wrest approach 1., perfect lon yet st (dined." —Observer. •• Gahriers treatise should be roil by ell who vela, health , their rerniwill save EMI money 311.1 wore annoyance - -Morning eald ler obelmommemo it is in:remedy particularly to note teenantri, and that tee satnisee to the City estaLdishrsent Is up Ur privet* pampa between Beeson, the oilrenonidia and the prom Moe leennistor Mew lavesping : 134, IlakiHrisairt. BY ELL 3wErrrs ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. (Granted 1100.1 R. A. ESKELL, Surgeou•Dentist, 8, lime. iT Onteyeaoratreet, Sole Inventor and Patentee of an las en- Goa which has for its object the perfect sad painless adaptation of Ali riviclAL TEETH upon a novel principle. whereby one net of teeth lasts a lifetime, and a second. or reserve set. Is um*. re. sry. Changes UM. place In the mouth from absorption of won% removal of stumps, teeth. de and ordinary seta would muter these clrenosstanees. be comparatively timeless, or mar rendered available at none cost, but upon IRr. fakeWs patented p,cesui they are not Impaired In the' dishiest degree. Residents abroad or in the country have it in their power to adjust lb& ariniciAl teeth at all Umss without the ski of a dynast. Mr E.keU does not urdnt licenses to use his patent, which can only be obtained at his redden.% Lower Grosvenor street. when the medical peofeadon, the nobility, 'gentry, and the public may see specimens and obtain every infonn4lon. Teeth stopped, Ali consultatioue free.—U, Ismer Ororvenoratreet, and Ikancts's. Illrashigham. YOUTH and BEAUTY. —The FLEUR DE VAITZ, or Bloom et Youth, a wettable preparation, so Mumma that It only be applied to an latent, bat yet imparts the most da tang brilbanry to any ottaplakm, and reudery the skis beautitalty soil It will core the 111444 inveterate skin disease, from whatever cause ariving Sold In cases at 54. and Its. To be hail oat) of EDll' Artir DA% 445, West Strand, over the ktkretne Telegrepholllce. newnotive pamphlet tree for two UMW. lienlitillaCell by postage stamps. HAIR RESTORED, linpn.wkid, and Beautifiud by the me et SAW LANDer SIACAMAR OIL—It prevents bin him Mks of or Mahn grey. drentbeas weak hair. Nears, ken nut and nudge. and sakes it beautifully note pliable, and Its Operation In eases .4 baldileas pecti• berg sane; en In the wrowth of Whiskers. the Beard, an Ibunstaddine It unfailing in it. anoint'. e operation. Tor children it Is sopertally recommended. as forming the basis of a beautiful heat of hair, while its introduction Into the nursery of royalty. and the annerous teeimonials constantly received of Its velevey, adord the best and stared proof* of lie nate Price e. i• I ;a. 10.. al. a n.d to four email , and !Is. per bottle. iution—Asti for lkok 1at0 , 14 Mannar OIL" bold at Ip, flaIlon• 'Arden. and by chtientA and paten's. TRULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. Dr. SCOT TS MUM'S and LIVER PILLS, prepared • tonna any Berms:Sal lucredon& from the recipe of Dv. Mad& of Brumley. Kent. These Pile v/111 he found inyshaiide to all who suffer from bilious end liver consplailite, indisestiiiii, wind, spn,m.s, illuinem of the eyes. Re. Y o u h a bit ua l Co. Byron& and en a fatally aperient naediel no, they are Indy excel mlid In their operation and grateful to the stonmsb, they curate appetite, prom ote 'Macedon, and strengthen the whole nervous system.-101l by mat descends, In boxes, is. tiff and Ls. AL each. Be are to ea for Dr. dosta's Bilious and Lava 1111 s. The ;emotes area square green pieltaffs. with " Lambert. DK Jorinsnatruet. - " eqsrared on the i e tworn mon t damp. ABOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.- TWENTY THOrgAND COMB OV A 31.LDICAL for gratuitous elrentatlon HENRY sitrrs, Doctor of %alt.:lnn of tlw Royal University of Jena. ho.. Who Iwo thiwatal liken ywirs to the atinly awl trevtivient of Newwwws Detatty, Lona of Il ciiv.ry, Ihonne4...f Sisht. 3111 111 .111RA100. egad tree, for the henetit of Nersou I surferos, :1 copy of Oho NSW XIDICAL GU lOK containin; his highly suet:aural new at treatteink with neeessu7 lustructiols I.y which inferno may °Main • c•re. Post tree to nny addre...m eoseips ai a stamped directed envelops. Seat direet Huns the auth..r's wisitletboe, 6, lAirlos crescritt, ravish:4o'44nm', Loudon, W.C. Peat free for Two Nampa M I XTRAORDINARY DISCOVIERY of an AA entirely NEW THEORY of CCAINO MEWL being the nvorded uparleaos et lie years' apaclalpreettee In Greet Beige* France. and Amenieelfitil evkimice of the actual effects of the latest Schmittlle Dlscerresise, denoraitutted NEW LOCAL REM DIES. with the sajawas at Constitutional 'Treatment nos yet generally hawk gm by the medical faculty of t h e WOOL Empire, but which have been recently Intnaltbeal late England. Rent free on rams of two stamp. to defray poetat2e, dc., by W. 1111.1... Ewa, M.A., No. 27, Alfred place, Bcdfonl.souant, London Brovisg. , W.C.—Dellg eonaultaUone Irons Eleven till Two, and Six to WAS TOZEAII'S COPAHINE or SACCHARATED CAPSULLS.--Copelhe and caliche an, doubtless the ?vest ',meshes, l.t thrso drugs are .if • repulsive taste ani: smell, and occasion colicky palm, nACIACL sal f4.44C th•tarlogabc, M. JOArftl has succeeded In rewleMno thew valuable therapeutic armits perfectly innocnons. Ay increasing, In his combine. all the curative properties ft. preparation bas lawn adopted by the Paris Academy of bleilicine, after mare than a thousand trade la ?Arts and the different Louden heapitals, trig. It Thomas*, 014's. awl St. Bartholomew's, under the care of Wien. Lloyd, Poland, awl Legros clerk. "Lancet," Nov. land Dm. 10.115 t The wahine, which is In form of a pretty plnk .user plumk efforts a cute In about six days, either In eroret or chronic dismaca 100 capsules. to. &I.: tree b post, is 2d_, at rre U. JOZZAS, Fnch chetahs, 19. Haymarket, Inhabit rt. US MI. Quentin, Part : sad Al the most blowiest cheisista. A NOLO-VENETIAN OLAS&—W. NAYLOR nTREET. oxylibp.,TnErr, 4• 111 sttente..n In (huh. simple .hapn an.l choice In ENT .eJ tilde fans., nlow in An4ln-Venetlaw. of which IYry cut ofer noiart .terwityr..it eAI each...s th. my b., 4,..1k . an .I ...11., ankle. at On cylAtly en.lerate peke. ►itllM ITEn given bw it,:acciestal Name wed Ind* Ordwew LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1860. N, O CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER and Emmons vita All." CUM or INITIALL -110D110 VIP roperlareroari-trid adleselve PNVILOPMI W. par lOC aces-lald sole. tall lea, Ire quires to OIL ; thick ditto, Owe douse be Is.; ropertree hoiroap, K per nom: sermon da. PI CIDDIN 6I G CAI WIDOW° ILTVELOIPEN ALL , nrnTA TIONI to Pio NT, DL7ZUNit, and P, PEINTZD mod MAPPED tri RILVML, with ARMS or CREBT In the Wool Whim IN CAPP-PLAIN MCCANTLY ORAVID SO and I SUPEPILTI CAJUN mono for 46. 6Oinerve, at 1121411 Y 1,00110171, noomno arlabtralunent„ 41, PILVADILLY, two does ban PaelreOlootrolL MUSIC for Schools and th e Colonies, rtc.— WThe 1 1 1 1 16balition.-4IAMILTON MODISMN INSTRUC- Nl3 tor lor. MlWSWaildowte,te. ; Hamilton's Modern Instructions ror ei sor oiirA s t: Namilton's Dictionary of 11,600 W t Tarma c QM ; Clarke's Catechlam on Ur kollalenta bit Milk; solltim. It N.D.—firatia and post by" • -Issad estlggplib fa liar Oohed Yuck: Mao a list of einv and micedfiriderlia Imam? laitin eacks INA Oa, S. New BnrUngton•tftet, W.; art at all wieleaslion sari boskiellan. THE LONDON REVIEW AND WEEKLY aomciu. Cesiscied 147 awns, MACItT, LL.D. Threiipsees. arm SATURDAY. —W. Utile, Manager, U. guntbamplceastrast, lama. Tin QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXV., published this day. • °imam L Thi landon Poor. • tf s riaeut r rings and Mornings. & The Cape and South Attica • I. Mrs. Orouis Memoir of Ary Seleidar. O. !Stonehenge. • 7. Darwls un Sped& L The Conservative liesictlon. mAaTorrik.—r-r, JR-Lait...-iir,A:0,40., hie AVM Mewls sad Dies. irds Victories end Deems, his Blebs aad Halfpence. A Personal Biography. By Roger! B. Baot'on. With Portrait and a Memoir of the Author, by 014101 AELOUSTCS BALa._ London : iinr — d and Lock, 139, Pleat-street. Mb) day. Illustrated by likket Fader, price b.. foolscap Bvo. MONT BLANC. By ALBERT Stunt. With Memoir of the Author, by Ense ND YATES. Whoever has had the gyratincatron of having beard Albert Smith's Lecture ea Mont Blanc, should order Una mostagreeable account of his Astra, Its Incidents. Anecdotes, and ties. tendon Ward and Lock, ILL Yleet-etmet. Nom ready, 400 pages, It. ed., MR. SCRATCHLEY'S NEW TREATISE ON RAVINGS RANIPL containing, besides numerous Tables and Statistics. much Lepl and Central Information rsl►ting to these institutions, for the mos of Trustees, Managers, and Actuaries of Savings Bodin London: Longman, Oren.. Longman, and Roberta. *afar b Ruction. IN the Counties of BUCK I N(I AM and OXFORD --The IRBOTSTONE HOUSE ESTATE. an important Residential Property. comprLstur a capital mansion. placed in finely tim bered pr ands, in a picturesque and boldly undulating country, with tie hills above the valley of the Thanks, clothed with Melt woodlands, and comprising a domain of upwards of 1,100 acres, divided into various farms, fores, • wand investment, and Instate about eight miles from lley.upon.Thames and High Wycombe, to both of whim:W.4mm there are branclem of las Gnat Western Railway. MiIiTRS. DANIEL SMITH SON, and ICLEY beg to inform the paha that Lot 1. corn bellhop the mansion, Ac., ism been disposed of, and that Lot 2, Wag a very siMlble LANDED INVESTMENT of ONE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED AND FORTY•FOrR ACRES, may now be tasted for by Private Contract. 'MT VALUADLI ISIZHOLD 118TATZ, edged's' agar seats SOS aerge sad a laagehold Haug fa the pada of OLD ROM Nil, fa ROMNEY ILA2/01, Wt. NESRS.DANIELSMITH,E4ON,andOIICLICY hat. reoelaid bastructiam to SELL by AUCTION, as the , near the Bank of Ingload, ea TUESDAY, July $l, at 12, a particularly valuable PREEIIi)LD ESTATE, known as WHEEL'S GATE PARK situate la the perish of Old Romney, about 3 miles from the town of New lora, Si from Lydd, 9 from Rye, It from Hythe, and ti miles from the Applcdore station ou the Month Eastern hallway. The property comprises 296 a. Ir. 38p. of very fertile and superior gems land, capable of carrying and fai a large number of sheep and Masai to the acre, sit uate In a di strict proverbial for Its fertility, and la the hest part of the marsh also a very substantial end roomy farm house, with beautiful spring wafer and outbuildings. with two stables, carpenter's Mop, granary, hen.roost, cattle sheds, two barns, and )artia. There are also two single houses and ouc double one on the farm, all 000041 and In good tenantable repair. producing a rental of EIS per annum. The whole aln the occupation of Jesse Piper. Fp , • carat-class pp t :trly tenant. at a rowlerete rental The outgoings consist of • Wad Ms of Eli 155. ed. per annum, and milt rents amounting to ins. ed. The parochial rates are nearly nominal. This farm, from the superior quality of the land and the high rent which it will aloe) 4 comutand, it well worth the attention of either greeters or capitalists. Also. in a separate lot, • House and Garden with stable, sheds, and lodges adjoining, containing Ir. lip., in Old Swaney-street, otxupa,l by Sir. Richard Hunt, a yearly tenant, at £lO per annum. It is leasehold 41 the corpora tion of New Romney, for so unexpired term of years, at • pound rent of fk and a land tat of se, al. Particulars, with plans, may be bad of IL N. Dawes, Esq., soli citor, Eye ; at the Auction Mart ; sad of Nam. DAUM SNITII, Sog, and OALLUY, land agents sad surveyors, 10, Waterloo-pions, Pall-mall, Landon, S.W. 81;f0RX.—Valuable FREKHOLD MATES in the Borough of BY& comprising about HO Acres of most fertile and produc tive Arable, Grass, and Hop LAND, with several 'FARM -1101.781C1 and extensive Agricultural Buildings, numerous Cot tages and Homes, two Met holds, tc., situate In the parishes of Rye, Men, Playdea, rillruore, Gaildford, and Win cbeisea. Busies and Witterahank Kent: also, about FORTY HOVSklit, WAREIIOI"SES, INNS, SHOPS, Re., in the town of Rye, the whole of the gnus Annual Value of about £3,800 ; also, a capital small Shocilon called Kpringllvld•lodge, on the 11111, about a mile from kyr, containing every accommodation for a good family, with convenient Mikes and Stabliug, Plea sure Grounds, Loge Kitchen Gardens, and Paddocks, extend ing over ea. Or, Up. MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, andOAK LEY Itare received lostractlosa to SILLL by AUCTION. at the Mart, near the &oh of England. on TUNIIDAV, July 11, in One Lut, the whole of the ahem wreentinee.4 PROPERTY. which comprises, In the parish of Idea, the Park and Reader Parma Including good farmhouse and premises, oosthouses, it., a second am ad premises at Reader Farm, four cottages, 10 hoppers' houses, ac., and ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN ACRES of FIRST RATE ARABLE, GRASS, and HOP LAND. let to Mr. James Omen. 1111 Michaelmas,l6o3. KENNET and SKINNER FARMS, with house and all necessary buildings, tea cotteges, and 156 acres of superior suable. marsh, and hop bind. let to Mr. Edward ('rump till Mlchaelmaa next. both these farms are bounded by the river Rother for nearly a mile. A brick iard, with two good kilns and all necessary sheds, adjoining the river, and a cottage, together about three acres, froth in hand. One house, one cot tage and buildings, and about six acres of land. let to Mr. Wat son at g 36 per annum. nine cottages and gardens, containing Is. Ir. pp., opposite Park Farm, producing £44 per annuls ; The WILLIAM. the CONQUEROR PUBLIC.HOUSE, Seven co ttage...id gardens, and I acres of meadow lend, pro ducing OS2 per annum: about 6 acres of superior hop and arable Lund, in ham! • publie•house and garden, called the Queen and Constitution, close to the Royal Military Lock; 6 acres of land, let to Mr. John Smith, and • house, garden, and small orchard, producing together E 35 ; the Ems Earm. including capital fame house and baildisp ; the Ramey Farm-home and extensive pre mises. Little Monudale Fartn.house and bulklinin ; burnt Oak Perm premises, tour cottage., several eels of hoppers* homes. The premises Include ostensive impoana and kilns, wheelers' and carpenters' shops. saw lodge, itc. These farms lie In a ring fence. and coinpnse 360 acres of most productive laud, of which about Ito) acres are hops they are bounded by the river Rother, and good roads on three sides, and form together a very tine occupation. They are in hand. In the PARISH of PLAYDEN, Old Turks Farin.house and two wets of premises, three cottages, and about 67 acres of capital arable and pasture land, in hand, adjoining the Huss ram and lying well together: two fields, containing together Omit 7 acres, let to Mears. H. T. Smith and Ruble, at 5.21. shout 7 acres of pasture and garden land near to Playden Church and the town of Rye, let at rents amounting to £.24 Ids. two cottages and gardens, close to Hayden Turnpike. gate, producing £ls is. in the PARISH of EAST OCILDIFORD, a highly productive farm, called the Barn Farm, consisting of ST acres, nearly sU arable, with two cottages, barn, lour-Mersa threshing machine, axed, and premises, In • ring fence, in Ran ee, numb, about four miles from Rye. This farm is noted for the heavy crops it grows, 941.1 requires no manure. In the TOWN of WIN CHELSEA, five boons and gardens and • piece of garden ground, producing d 57 lie par annum. In the PARISI! of UDIMORE, • Notre and two acre. id capital a-crilim land, about n mile from Rye s m tabs rood to rdlnaolm, let to Mr. Freeman, at the low rent of In the TOWN and P tRISIS of RYE, about 29 freehold houses, theleutling various *hope, the Swan tan, the ferry Boat Inn. situate In the Ferry-rood, Cinque Porte• ogr. e t, tti,;ll.,,trot ;You 7, 13, 19, 20, 41, 42, 4S, and 1061 ; the Oun-garden. Gut street No. 6 ; Watchbellotreet Nee. 12 to 23 Inclusive , the Strand, Roekellff : a csoltal warehouse, No. 7, Illultutreet, and two other. : a plot of building laud in Cinque Port -street, Also the following property, leasehold of the corporation of Rye :—A Plot of Building Land In the Military-road, a chapel called Bethel adjoining, a house In Bridge-plaee, • stable In Wlsliward-street, two good warehouses 03 the Strand, and two cottages at Rockclitf, nearly an let to yearly , tenants . all these properties are in the borough of Rye. and the possession of them mot asootiailly confer cousidershis local ingumme on ths eto following land in the parish of Wittorsham, Kent, about four mile. from Rye, 0111 also he included. Mu, Bia Cottages, born, and M urea of pasture loud, Including 10 acres of well. storied apple and other fruit orchard, let to Mr. James Green, poorly tenant, at • low root; • cottage and garden mid about three acres of pasture land lot toJanami Russell, • yearly tenant a brick-field, with kilns, sheds, de., and one acre of land, ad- Joining the river Luther, sad 84 sera of capital woodland, called Cuckoo-wood, both la bud, sod • boom sad garden close Witteraliam docks, let to it,. Tinley, grocer. at £l3. The whole of the premises me la complete repair, and well supplied with water. Particulars, with p 1 ay be bad iwbea realY of L Da.at. Eat. &Adler, ip ; at the Ascalon Mart: and of Wass. Damn MUTT, tan, and °AUNT Isol egadv and our. N 7 on. 14 Witsioosimce. 21111424 11. W. LONDON, TILEDRY, and NOUTHIND RAILWAY.—PORTION dim lIIRTLCS LANDS la ths Town and Parish of LINK ag as . DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OAKLEY have received Instructions to ILL by AUCTION, at the Royal ty floteL Southend, on SATURDAY, August 4. at; In about flir iAta, the SURPLUS LANDSand 11001101 In the 6 " 11 of all closely adjoining the railway, Including about 40 balms, cottages • and shops, and namensus plots of stuire.crlea, accommodation and building land. The whole is let to ly and yearly tenants at rents amounting to about AMID per Mom. LePlaVtalladVedPhlsallwayy be e Sta i r (w . at rit l e d i ) o a g li g i te r t swims' ; of Nara& lmiliaoswamtl and Tiernan. imasiterik tb. ILC.: a Crowder. Maynard. llem s and La M. Colemanstrest, IC.. and of Messrs. kairllct. Rxreß, Rep, OMIT , lead agents and surveyors, 10, Water loo-Om% isient &W. WWITIFIRLD, to the oonnty of SUSSES, about firs Wins from St. Loom' sad MEBBII=IXLSMIT 13()NoindOAKLEY hors roodrod inslassileas to 0 for SALE by public AUCTION, at the Mark co TUESDAY, August 7, MB woman() a sound investmont. coo SIR WINDY= AND SIXTIWIMTAAT'R, ILE ACRES of good arable, phasing, and wood land, lying well tether in a Inos ten t i r me= led 11111141116 ii alforftift various sibs the motion M a mou ton. it is freehold, except sight Moos which are copyhoid, and Is at present divided Into Sue Ms. :--flprays-bridgis Vann. 44a. Or. hip. : UAW& 110 a. Sr. hop. : RandoWs or Widow's Earls, 121 E Sr. 13p.: Serra, 156 a. tr. Sp. ; Wood ier.* Yam Wa. Sr. Sp. : Simakin's Land, 17a. tr. SOO. Theynx. mat Ism routs mnsmat to SSW Dr MAXIM The woods. . 114 • 11 am tall of thriving timber and underwood, °attain Ma. tr. 30p. r ai Ln ei ogricalltnnl investimant, combined with capitalnt, sporting nod sml.tsd quillioatiess, this property is worthy WE d capitansta mars is good trout and pike . It adjoins ll the we 'known and beaut ilid t afpa lads St C. M. lamb. Peel, orNido• Ratak* M rho tcss of Waidwpave, Withinoss. 1114.. sad W. & Sod ~ and is in the centre of the East Sussex Fox Haat. A of the estate may be seen at the ofhoes the alelitesess• PartinJars 17111 be rand: Ina few days : and farther Informa tion In the meantime may be had of grunt ELlrrian and Whit low* esinbora. et Ni de and Rio : and of Mews. Danner. 0011, and OAILLST, bend meting and surveyors, 10, Wake loo.place, London. &W. SUDBUItY.—IRLEBOLD 01,17A01 IMAIDENCE and rain abes detached IikADOW LANDS, within a oils nt Harrow•, and about It mild from the Sudbury Station on the London and North Western Railway 31E88118. DAN IRL SM ITH,BON, and OAKLEY have received histreetions to ItZLL by AUCTION, at the Mark raw the Bank of lagland, on TUESDAY, Augnat T. at • desirable RISIDINCI, known as BORISMONT COTTAGI, containing dining and drawing roma seven bedroom, and conteutest °Mem, with ISIWILO, gardens, stabling, de., pleasantly secluded from, but opening upon, the high rend. between the Sudbury Hallway Motion and the town of Harrow, en 4 minutes' dde from Huston-square Station. Also a Clem at Mea dow land, of about two acres, In Oreenfortilane, about a snorter of a mile distant. Soth are let on lease to IL J. Semple, Sm., till Christmas, UM, at the very low rent et Ass. Also a wall Pint of Meadow Land on the opposite side of the road to the house. From the high repute of Harrow School, homes within its neielbourhood are now seldom to be obtained. Particulars when ready' rimy he obtained of Mews. Coney Smith, Banter, and Owatkin, mibitors, 9, Newequare, Lincoln's tag W.C. ; at the Mart of Mews. Itssoe, Tatham, Curling, and Walls, Frederieleapiam, Old Jewm, E.C. ; and of tiossra DANTZL Stunt, Sox, and OMELET. land agent, and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall•inall, S.W. SORYOLIL—A capita FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded by 03 acres of fertile Arable and Posture Land, in the parishes of BILLINGVOID and WORTIIISO *leo a desirable FARM In the parishes of GRESSILNUALL and LONOIIAII, comprising 91 acres, near the Eimharo Railway Station and the capital market town of East Dereham. MEBI3R/3. DANIEL SM I T H, SON,andOAK LEY en lostrected to OPYRR for SALX by AUCTION. at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, August T, aL 12, in Two Lots, the shove valuable FRYJaiOLD PROPERTIES, fora dag mead hometown* and comprising a substantial family residence, with Its gardens, lawns, paddocks, and pleasure pesads, situate at ► convenient distance front the hi from Elniham to Reephant about a mile from the way station at Eirnhant together with enclosures of very sound arable and rich meadow Wit, bounded throughout by the river Wensuto. The whole forming a desirable occupation of about EIGHTY-SIX MHOS, of which V some are freehold and the remainder eopyhold of the maser of Billingford. Also, In the parishes of Oressenhall. carn.lbttering and lonxharn. a very compact farm, with a suit. able homestead, placed in a desirable position, and near to the market town of Root Dereham, and surrounded by Ma. Or. 35p. of prodnetive land, of which about 12 acres are pasture and the remainder excellent turnip and barley land. Parttealars, with plans, will shortly be published; and In the meantime any further infonnatam may be obtained of Messrs. Tube and Valt, solicitors. 21. St. Swithin's.lane. RC.: and of Messrs. D.saint Serra. Son, and Osiakr, land agents and sur veyors, Ku. 10, Waterloo-Ow" Pettinall, Landon, gW. IN the County of SOUTHAMPTON.—The DIBDEN ESTATE, a valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with fins residential and Minding features, beautifully situate near to the town of Hythe, immediately opposite Southampton, boanded by Its waters and by the New Forest, in a rani sporting part of the county stout seven miles from Lyndhurst and It from Leming toe, embracing altogether about IMO acres, together with the Manor of MESSRS. DANIEL SMITHSON, and OAKLEY are lostructed to SUBMIT to MIMIC AUCTION, at the Dolphis Hotel, Southereptos, on SATURDAY, August 11, st L la Lots Instead of Wednesday, August 1, as hitherto advertised with early possession. the above very valuable amid exceedingly desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as the DIBDEN ESTATE, delightfully situate upon the high ground surrounding the vil lage of Dilxlen, bounded on one side by the commons forming the outskirts of the New Forest, and on the south side by the Southampton Water, oomnumrling extensive and churning pro spects of the richly-wooded district, extending from to Bittern, taking in Motley, with Its venerable ruins, Netley Shir ley Ho spital, and the many Interesting and beautiful features between the rivers Humble and Itchen comprising in the whole ONE TIDIPSAND TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRFS, which will he divided into the following Lots, forming in them selves compact properties, varying from 76 to 360 acres, &Howling In every Instance a delightful site for a residence, commanding fine views of the surrounding charming country, rich in every interesting landscape feature, interspersed with beautiful wood lands, and prew'nting sound agricultural investments, Joined to a prospective beikitng valtm Lot 1. DIBDEN HOUSE, comprising 333 acres of arable, 'mature. and marsh land, with about is acres of woodland, together with the manor or reputed manor of Widen. Lot, 2. BABY'S and LANE-END FARM:, surrounded by 2013 acres of useful arable and pasture land. Lot S. A very compact Property, bounded on one side by the Rolls Pond allotment, presenting a beautiful site fora residence, having Risers* of rich woodlands, stored with thrifty timber, affording a line game preserve, containing, with its pasture aud arable lands, 27i9 acres. Lot 4. LOCH'S FARM, embracing 103 acres. Incindlng some excellent marsh land, sad presenting a magnificent site for the erection of a residence. Lot & CLAY•PIT FARM, consisting of 8 800 acres, Interspersed with St acres of rich wood lands. Lot 0. prnys FARM, a most desirable little property, beautifully situate, immediately above the town of Hythe, presenting a charming site for a villa, embracing 75 acne in a compact form, with 12 acres of woodland. Full descriptive particulars, with lithographed plans showlug the various divisions, wilt shortly he Maned, and mai then he obtained of Messrs. Dawes and Puns, 9, Angelenurt, 77mximor ton-street ; at the Dolphin Hotel. Southampton; at the Mart: and of Messrs. DAMP% MIMI, Soy, and OMMET,ILIId agents and surveyor, 10, Waterloo-place, Yall.rasill. becar.ssz or THE EPIRCOPATE. —A memorial, signed by the Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of Due cleucb, the Marquis of Westminster, the Earl of Car narvon, Earl Nelson, Earl Verulam, Lord Eversley, Lord Calthorpti, Lord .bury , Lord R. Cecil, M.P. ; Lord J. Manners, Sir John Patteson, Sir J. T. Coleridge, Mr. Walpole, M.P. ; Mr. Selwyn, M.P. ; Mr. Addieley, IL P. ; Vicekliancellor Sir W. Page Wood, Mr. Hubbard, M.P. ; Sir W. Heathoote, M.P. ; Mr. Bounden Palmer, Q.C., and other noblemen and gentlemen, has been pre sented to Lord Palmerston requesting him to support a legislative measure for an alkali/II of the episcopate, on the principle which has received the sanction of parliament, in the Manchester Bishopric Act of 1847, 10 and 11 Victoria, cap. 108. With this view a bill has just beet, introduced into the House of Peers by Lord Lyttelton. Fortnum Suirrrso.—A return has been pub lished showing the sums paid by order of the Lords Com missioners of the Treasury, in the year 1859, for the differ ence of rates and charges due to corporations of companies for foreign vessels, which, under treaties of reciprocity, are admitted into the porta of the United Kingdom at the same rites of charge as British vessels. The total amount paid in this way was 58,062/. The largest sum, 12,2781., MILS paid to the Trinity-house, Hull : 10,4451. w.is paid to the Corporation of Newcastle ; 8,9771. to the pilots under the jurisdiction of the Trinity House, Newcastle ; 8,662/. to the pilots at Liverpool ; 5,3:13/. to the Hull Dock Company ; and 4,2701. to the Hull Corporation. The remaining some were eompuratively small in amount. NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY AND THE BRITISH LARD COll PA NT.—IS is the intention of the mem bers and directors of the above companies to bold a festival on Wednesday, the 2nd of August, on an estate belonging to the latterat Low Le ton, Essex. The estate, which is admirably adapted for the purpose , is just five miles from the Royal Fach a n ge , a nd may be reached by railway either from Fenchurch-street or Shoreditch. The grounds com prise sixty acres, including garden, orchard, fishponds, &c., and the mansion in the centre is an interesting object, being a spacious dwelling of the old school, with a chimney-piece io the principal apartment elaborately carved by the cele brated Glinting Gibbons. The estate is called the Grange. The grounds will be thrown open at 10 o'clock. Several distinguished liberal members of parliament are expected to he t, and various rand and other sports and pastimes • be provided. Crucesr.—.Tan FIRST ELEVEN V. THE NEXT FOURTZLN or ERGLAND.—This match was unexpectedly toe a concision at Lord's early yesterday, in avow of the larger number by eight wickets ; the score being as fol lows: Elevens, lit innings, 190; 2nd innings, 57. Four tee ck n l ets. st innings, 128; 2nd inninge, 00; with loss el tire wi (Stamped, ld. Additional.) DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Last night a grand performance was given at this house in aid of the fund being collected for the family of the late Mr. Robert !trough, to which nearly all the principal theatres contributed their assistance. The farce of Cruel to be Kind was played by the Princess's Company ; a Seleetioll train the Strand appeared in the lug of the Pigtail. ; the "Milkmaid Scene" from the Willow Copee wu given by Mrs. A. Mellon, Mr. Toole, and Mr. P. Bedford, from the Adelphi ; and Mr. Bucketone and certain members of his troupe appeared in Pitum yt he of Pitzenerde Hall. In addition to the professional performers, several ama teurs trod the boar/s. Mr. Leicester Buckingham recited the late Mr. R. Brough's delightful little poem of "Godless' . with admirable dramatic effect, and Mr. G. A. Sala de livered the following earnest address written by himself for the occasion : In triumph comes the Hero of the Day— Strong us the council, stronger in the fray ; See in his car the conq'ror—not the slave; See o'er his head the silken banners wave • Hear the loud trumpet's clanging blast pr oclaim The grandeur of his exploit, and his name. He comes ! He conies ! hs brow with laurel crown'd ; Behind his chariot captive kings are bound. The town his advent surges forth to greet • Maidens strew flowers 'neath his horses' feet ; The redrend senator and holy priest Are proud to sit beneath him at the feast ; The t leaves hie plough, the dame her bower, To - 11111ffritofftrthe Cellar ot the hour. Yes ; Fame and Fortune now mein his lands. Who help'il to win them ? Yonder strong limb'd-boards, The well bronz'd legions tramping slowly by, Who march'd with him to conquer or to die— Some have return'd, unconquered, now, to share In very gift our gratitude can spare. At such proud moments darts there through one heed One transient thought of yon poor conscript, dead? Of yonder pale fac'd, well nigh beardless boy, Whom Nature seeni'd to rear lint to destroy? Ho fought and bled. His valour help'd to swell The glorious triumphs Geier boars so well. Now hie cold come in some dark trench is laid, Or sleeps beneath some bedg'row's pitying shade. Too weak to cope in conflicts rude and rough, So thousands die, and so died Robert Broegh. He was our conscript: fought the fight for years— Fought it in sickness, poverty, and tears; TM - Heaven was plea sed his spirit to release, And hush those troubled waters into paoe— To still that heart and sheathe that dieted sword, To "break the bowl" and "loose theadver cord." He was our conscript I- Smashes in the Girlie, And patient in that long disease—his life. He drew the glaive, for justice, honour, truth ; He fell a vet'ran, though in years a youth. He mold your mirth—pay, sometimes, too, your team ; He wore your harness, bore your shield for Tiara. Hie wit and fancy brought him nought but bread. Your soldier vet deserves a mite, though dead. The conscript's widow weeps, his children mourn ; 'Tie yours to help the feeble, the forlorn. He never sought a mean or base reward ; He never craved the bounty of my lord. We crave it now. For alms we humbly sue : We hinge the knee, we bow the head, to you. We ask your charity. Not for ourselves— He needs it not who sternly digs and delves. But eau those babies work ? Can you poor girl Battle with life, its warfare, and its whirl ? Ladies and gentle., we are in your hand, Upon your pitying hearts we take our stand. Gmat us your eympathy, your voices too. Bear with us kindly. Think that all we do To win your praise, to deprecate your blame, Is humbly done in friendship's sacred name. Perhaps the most interesting feature of the evening was the performance of Mr. Brough's earliest dramatic effort, the burlesque of the Enchanted Isle, the male characters in which were entirely sustained by amateurs—lleum George Grua/hank, L Buckingham, F. Talfourd, and J. Hol lingshead being among the number. The part of Miranda was payed by Miss Fanny Stirling, who made her eland in public, and who acquitted herself with a vivacity and a reeve which fully merited the ovation awarded to her. Prior to the burlesque the following prologue, written by Mr. Shirley Brooks, was spoken by Mrs. Stirling: A loftier language, and a graver tone Than mine, have made our mournful story known. Yet pardon some few words that intervene As lighter prologue to a mirthful scene. Some tribute-words you'll let me pay, the while Our stage prepares to win your favouring smile. Who have more right to smiles than those who cheer To smiles the faces pale with sorrow's tear? From that rich treasury whence the richest draw The boldest " instance" and the wisest "saw ;" From those grand pictures, bright with freshest youth, Where endless fancy decks eternal truth; From him who read all hearts and hopes and fears, As Newton read the mysteries of the spheres ; From that proud garden, whose exhaustless beds Have furnished garlands for a thousand heads— Our young, lost, poet borrowed, as of right, The forms to fill the scene we show to-night. Yet, be it said, and those who knew him best Would with their readiest voice my words attest, He borrowed from that store-house rich and free, Not in irreverence, but with frankest glee— Not as a giber, with his length of ear, Who seeks in noblest thought, some theme for jeer, Bat as a child, who laughingly will dare Assume iu sport a father's walk and air. There is a volume—might I wish it read, "Pie Falstars Life—by him whose life bath fled : That book our poet's memory bravely guards From charge of mockery of the Said of Bards. So, on to-night's Revival deign to smile— Laugh at the whims of his Enchanted Isle ; Remember that the work presented here (Shared by a brother whom you scarce can cheer) Was the first product of the buoyant brain That toil'd so well—that ne'er shall toil again : The earliest laurel—the first victory won In that gay field of fancy, wit, and fun, Where he was sought, for many a joyous day, Nor sought in vain—till wasting life gave way. For your kind presence in those crowded ranks, There are four hearts that owe you deepest thanks— But one is overcharged, and hushed—and three Scarce know their debt—accept their thanks from me. We give, 0 gladly, friends, our art, and you Your generous aid. 'Tis all that each an do. Every line of this admirable address was delivered with thorough earnestness and point, and was received by the audience with acclamation. The house was very well filled, and we hope to hear that the fund Lea largely benefited by the performance. CRYwrst PALACE.—The Art-Union established in 1868 again rapidly approaches comp letion with increasing success. The subscription list, already more numerous than last year, closes on the bud day of July, and the draw ing for the prizes will take place at the Crystal Palace early in August. Many works of great beauty in ceramics, glass, metal, chroaso-lithosephy, photography, Itc., have selected for presentation, and the prizes in addition to the above, comprise paintings, small m arble figures by ar ti s t s o f e minent)°, with numerous other works of testa and vertu. Thereat annual excursion of the Odd Fellows Societies will be held at the Palace on Tuesday, the 7th August. Excursion trains have been organised from all parts of the country, and from the increasing interest attaching to this great popular tide it promises to become one of the greatest days of the present successful season. The gmt fountains will ploy on this cocesion, and, ism with the various sports and pastimes indulged in at these anniversaries, a day of popular enjoyment may reason ably be anticipated ZOOLOOICAL GARDEOL—With a desire to open the pleasures of these gardens to the largest possible ntun hers, the price of admission to the gardens on Saturdays during the months of August, September, and October, will be reduced to sixpence each person, the same as on Mondays. IMPORTANT To PARISH OPTIVERS.—SOIRC time since the local Beard of Health for the parish of Woolwich voted a sum of 10/. as a contribution towards the expenses of the Metropolitan Gas Inquiry. Mr. Fossett, Poor law audit's, on examining the accounts of the pariah, struck out the item, on the zround that money could not be taken from the pone-sate for such a pure. Thereup on w a:anrepeal was d a reply " : wadi:id:tic' the e rari a r tt ri meeting a the for warded held last evening, and which annuls Mr. Foesett's decision by allowing the item. - - - - _ - Panama and GoTro, 24 and 25, Oxford-street ns tar Ike Impot Meek In London. Teminl? Ci 2 0 Ilteseing Cases CO 18 6 W e Wortiows. 0 10 0 Bonk Slides Envelops Mew 0 10 6 Desks • 8 s Inkster& 0 8 6 Ileationery Casa .... • n 0 A arts. d es. In the a. catategass peel her—LArsettlneeert.l [TWOPENCE. LONDON, BRIGHTON AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. This morning the report of the directors for the half-year ending June 30 was issued. It is as follows : " CAPITAL ACCOUNT.—The amount of capital raised to June 30, 1860, is 9,506,396/., consisting of Mortgage Debt, 1,829,8751. • Debenture Rork, 641,9101. ; Preference Capital, 2504,057/. ; Consolidated 81 °Z 4,618,5541.—t0ed, 9,596,396/. Th e propr i etor ' perceive that the issue of Debenture Stock is proceeding satisfactorily, and that 172,510/. has heels taken up drama the pest half-year, making • total of 66,910/. as above. • The amount of capital expe nd ed has been 279,97 N., of which 150,000/. is for the purchase of the Mid-Sumas Railway. (in accordance with the resolution of the spacial meeting of the 31st May last), 28,920/. for the Shoreham, llenfield, and Horsham Line, the Southgate portion of which is on the eve of completion, 1,0001. on account of this company's contribution to the West Lon don Extension, 12,382/. in respect of the construction of the Victoria Station, and the remainder fur other works and purposes specified in capital account annexed. The works on the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway are now ne ar ly completed, and this company's station is so far advanced that it is expected to be ready for public traffic within a, f ew days. The directors remain of opinion that the outlay incurred will prove advantageous, and that, in addition to the traffic brought upon the main and coast linos, a con siderable increase will take plain on the recently acquired West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway, which, even with the present terminus at Batteries , has produced satisfactory results. " Rxvigux Accords.—The gross revenue for the half year has been 398,513/., of which 7,9011. arises from the ad- . justment of • revenue amount, which bad remained open in connexion with other matters pending with the South Western Company now agreed and arranged. The actual increase in the traffic, when compared with the correspond ing period of 1850, is 27,9961., and looking to the unusual length and severity of the pest winter, and the extremely unfavourable weather during the spring, the proprietors will not fail to see in this augmentation of revenue satis factory evidence of the improving nature of their property. [The details of expenditure for the half-year are given in sehjoiniel alistractal The usual comparison with the pro *in and the corresponding half-years will be as follows: —Half-year ending Jane 30, 1839, teed working expenses and renewals ' 170,3631.• Dec. 31, 1839 218,41814 dune 30, 18410, 184,0571. Distiegoishing the erdinarr expenses from the amount expended in renewal, and additions, the general result of the comparison with the corresponding half-year of 1969 still 'tend thus :—Ralf-year ending Jane 30. 1859, ordinary expensee, 158,2441.; renewals and additions, . 12,1211. —t0ta1, 170,365/.• June 30, 1860, ordinary ex pulsion, 167,6991.; renew als and additions, 16,3581. 184,0578 Per train per mile, in the former period, Sts. 100.; per train per mile in the latter period, 3s. Old. Per cent. on traffic receipts in the former period 471; In the latter, 47g. The increase in the ordinary expense . arises chiefly from the extended teak, and from the working of the Idid.Bussex Railway. The pest half-year has also been debited with a larger proportion than heretofore of the renewals for the year • but this will, to some extent, diminish the charge to be thrayed out of the revenue of the current six months. The relaying and rehallasting of the coast lines has been proceeded with, and the cost, 10,72 W. 19e. 7d., placed to the debit of the permanent way improvement account. The bills promoted by this company for purposes which were explained in the last report, have passed the commit tees of both houses of parliament; sad that for the lice from Balltam to Croydon has received the royal assent. The landowners in the district traversed by the projected Bognor branch declined to enter into an engagement to sell their land upon the terms stipulated for by the board before they undertook to construct the line, accordingly, the powers in reference to that branch were struck n ut of the company's bill ; the directors being of opinion that where landowners desire the parrot company to undertake the cost of constructing such branches, they should, at least, be re pared to assist by accepting the fair market value of their The bill referred to in the last report, for deviating and improving the Mislhurst line, as well as that for the Horsham and Guildford E xtension, has passed the committees of both houses of parliam ent, and the directors have entered into as arrangement with the pro moters of the last.named extension to work it when com pleted, powers being reserved to this company to purchase or lease it hereafter, should they see fit. The bill promoted by this company jointly with the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company, for carrying out the antalga mation sanctioned by the proprietors, was rejected by the committee of the House) of Commons, at the in stance of the Great Western, and London, Chat ham, and Dover Companies, who alleged the validity of, and required this company to adopt, some in completed negotiations with the VW.orts Company, a result which would have frustrated the object of this company, which was to secure freedom from complication in winkles, and avoid any subdivision of the station. The directors have found theinselves obliged to oppose a scheme promoted by the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, for the construction of a line from Beckenham, through Dulwich and Camberwell, to join the Metropolitan Line in Farriugdon-street, with a branch toconnect their undertaking with the Victoria Station, and thus to avoid the use of this company's West End Line. The net amount at the credit of the revenue account is 116,9071., out of which the directors recommend the pay ment of a dividend of two-and-a-half per cent. for the half-year, amounting to 115,4641., leaving a balance to t he credit of the current halt-year of 1,4431. The directors next in rotation to retire at the half-yearly meeting in 1861 are James Scott, Thomas Wingate Hender son, and James Wishaw, Esquires. Differences have arisen between the board and the auditors, by reason of the di rectors having declined to continue the issue to them of per manent free passes over the company's lines of railway, • privilege the granting of which ought, in the opinion of the directors, to rest solely with the proprietors. The auditors have made • lengthened roport,but,under the circumstances, the directors feel that it is not necessary that they should now allude to its contents." WESLEYAN CONFERICICF.. —The 117th annual Conference of the Connexion established by the Rev. John Wesley, 31. A., commenced its sittings yesterday in the Old Chapet City-road. Nearly 450 minister, were is attendance. The legal Conference connate of 100 ministers, according to the deed-pull enrolled in Chancery, but since the death of the founder the ordained ministers permitted to attend by their local authorities, the district committees, take part in the debates and decisions of the Conference. At the close of its session the members of the legal Conference confirm and enact by their own separate vote the decisions which have taken place. The first Wainer, of the Conference is to fill up the vacancies which have occurredin the legal hundred in the course of the year. Seven elections took plate yes terday. The highest honours in the gift of the Conference are the offices of President and Semetary, and their election is bolted upon with solicitude by the great body of methodists throughout the world. All ministers in attendance who have been in orders 14 years and upwards have • vote for these high officials, which is given by ballot. The Rev. William Wood Stamp, of Liverpool, was chosen president by 186 votes, and the Rev. John Farrar, governor and chaplain of the school at Woodhouse-grove, near Leeds, was re-elected secretary by 288 votes. The subsequent business of the day consisted in the ap pointment of the subordinate officers and the reception of deputatiocs and of addresses from the sister and affiliated Conferment in Ireland, France, Canada, the eastern pro visos of British North America, and Australasia. The two daily sessions of the Conference are fixed from 9 Lin. to 1.30 p.m., and from 4.30 to 8 p.m. LATER DEPARTURE OF CANADIAN MAIL PAOELTIL —The Csuadian marl packets, which have heretofore waled from Liverpool every Wednesday, calling to embark mails at Londonderry, will in future leave Liverpool on Thurs day. Supplementary mails for Canada and the United &etas will be made up at this office every Thursday even , ing, containing the letters, Sc., posted or arriving in London up to the usual post hour on that day, and will be forwarded to Londonderry to be put on Want the Cana dian mail packet, together with all other correspendenee reaching Londonderry ou Friday.— By command of the Post reaster•General, RowLAND HILL, Secretary.—General Post office, Jul y 25, 1860. THE UNITED STATES MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNEADAY.—The Amy left here this afternoon, bound for New York, with the United States mails. She took out nearly 200 passengers and a full cargo. PACKET SERVICE (GALWAY AND AMERICA). The estimate of the sum required under the contract for the conveyance of mails between Galway and ports in America, amounts to 60,0001. The subsidy is at the rate of 18,0001. a year, the amount required for 1860.1 being for ten months mile. NIW Acr ON RAILWAY TRAlNS.—Yesterday an act of parliament, which has just received the royal assent, was pnuted to make the law with regard to cheap trains, which would expire next month, perpetual. ontha T t u p os h. lay , p t: ot in uag the t T he sur The Irishmen resident in Liverpool assembled for niBh tte in pu gre rw a i t ie n o m f "parchment union " between Great Britain and Ireland. An invasion of Ireland by the Emperor of the French was hinted at; Marshal McSlahon was suggested as the future p i e c al ibd o f 4 th iA e king ; and violent declamatory resolutions were proposed and enthusiastically adopted by the meeting. (Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OfirrnlNT.—Established Household Evmedies.—No medicines are more efficient or more safe under any circumstances than Holloway's welhimons primerations, and none are, therefore. so well adapted for family use. 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