The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-03 00:00:00

/ 11-.4 (C 6 .;1:- .--.0 NEWSPAPER t • - il"?:1 1 k 4 , :t.. •411 . e ...,, e..ro 11-t. le _r_ top r p ts;% 4, fiSalifiX • _A y - -"\Z", No. 4.646.] nzvirr atvl MI WIRE . Fi AUSTRALIAN LINE Air d ?MALTSHII'—LownYDNLY Diort to sall brow tam 1;1...f OM OW Nth Jul) . the lost soiling British built slily NAOMI. s d . ETOO kits*. PHI L11',111:R.o. enrinn.solrr Iline in thr Rest ....no Docks. Thl• us-ssrl H rayrronly rittssl int trade. and to . Ilia 1444.4 .444 ..1 th.• h.r. • .piris ..k poop. olth nrst nite art 01um.....L•14.444 V..r ra1.144 p•oftente•rs.- 1 r terfos or bright or pammoz awl, to DLI 11 r .nllittlollll, otrort. DiVITT and Nif s )liEl4 AUSTRALIAN LINE t 4 PWI LT %HIP Ete eV EV term t.. p.m teal,' tt r lae elver the Toth of tegwat. raffia, et Pi)ne.sith to eta Orm.l frlata hnilt .late 111 Y• iAlt. l Al 4 li yee ' re swi t " ..el.4l l .rt he rtr.: t. *me , nettle, 1.T4 hem HINNY NE%ritt. Comma*? . hm4 la the Lot laths leek& Thle *hip het been iitteJ with :ashed ewe and emeteleretteit kethrenenhwt .4 pietessees. t. t .whtwe are NA, ctrl airy. Stie can twewni-ii...late a few inter. aol will rust ~. @Aperient .4 nrxr.wt —raw kn.. o f ft Lehi .. mionot apply to üb:LLATLY, with the p t o t .plala tl IN IV NIt.A wit laud. tt 1.. Darin ow *wet:. r, hilliteastitet. TVLWITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JUr el PACK KT elltr roe lIIMART TOWN Meet ,onaler tu the If araranies Laratutios aga le he wy. de .i=eirraratlty I lth July. tat shipping Jay eth Jetty. tell haat a Gut atlas Urtti•h hulk 411 p ItTIFODTA, I I le ;rem IN ban nei4GW, UolllAir Ct. taamateler , I altar lathe beaker lamb. This he. ship ea hunt at Air larpeetio al the minim ennui, ke the Inuit . she los • 11.11 Ilea-ratr rrolaaludatina Le parseagen. al II carry as reperaa..ll rare...a —Y.r further portierden slay I. I. O ILVITT sal 111.191 Ce. 9, Nutley gr a ..e. DILVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACIIIIT *Mr —tar LAE XLMRTION Dieuet rawest tarter, hoe Jima UTI.V.i tram the whey, and will Mane wpb letsedleisty. hurled a great poet of km se *mad Brow, tx.ol darer berque . ff i ritTM ak rlt i c.lllo, resepary. TH. ollAu •M ITO. 0111111111.011 r; Wile Ile the Lee dom Desta. lie Ileaatte seammisielhee Rea • tea Met atria —E.,' further partlerdiesaffito be Mt. T. IL WALKER. r:ST Nn ikilintellise. wit Ili term MI NOMA tq beer. saw. sod AUSTRALIAN LINZ D s +.7 111119.—Vor FONT ?MILLI P Most Ito 4•11 Mal to elver an the lethl•ty. eslllut• at I.ll.tooth to embark so Oho la Amore.. the .ell know. fritnte built ship treat aim.," u 1.0.... 0w t.. lesor. U. Illialbar t0rt0,19911 Mos MIX IM O% tit 1;111* IEIO .Commander higt h• Erg lolls Decks. Thi4 owl built ga pers* 91t Ih• MOW hos atoll p.p. .Ith nro este Ave...mods. Wok, cabin promeris. sad all carryon r‘pwr.roomll memos ehe Is Ogled to a eel .uperlor trimmer tor the aerial!. ot cattle, ta4S sellobralled ber nest omens hi taloa{ dock to the e.t.a.—Yee limo el Insight oe ir sgr i z to Capftt• ii.VDPILIY, •• bard. or to 09/1.14 9, 11114 kr outlet riEVITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .17 d PACKET sum. —tor AIALLAIDS Wort h a pug of km eareu ensmied. and erillhavelsooreaste despatchi. the liritleitindlt rthlp, !Mtn' Nill MIDI; A I. R.'loBSer Sal WIS. w. N LATHERIII Cuomommlor lying In the luogeo Docks. TAU re.. 111 et preeely Stied fir Mr trade. soul lior a swims p.p. with Bretrot• ocomoniodolkee for robin =lt—Vow term .1 freight ur apply to fir. T. B . 154. ft. Illetro'oploro es DiY ITT aid 1100/1.1. t WitillTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ?Arlin SHIP—For 111 'BART TUN \ Direct a molar MM. •Ith all poulide despatch ths splendid dipper ship FURL A 1.919 tom roxistet R \ K %10/1.1*., Cow. mad . loading in the Lod India Docks. This resort has a spacious and clausal poop, and arfoclo an esrellent opportunity arsathmo panomerrs has great knight It. the •toesin flecks in the ascommadation nt holinly ticket and other interrmlialit =tand wilt carry a mums —For freight or he domed. Messrs. IUCHARiaId• BROTH,: tr,,,t; is.. IT, IR. Helen * place. Ilddiampleatreet . or to DEVITT and ROOM n MUM? *trod. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERN. LONDON to sYDNEV. •TOIINOWAY, Al, IMO tone, to .all July 10. This beautiful cllpa priewute a rare opiorteinity fur Mimi.* sad tar tr engsn' ling In the Londou wL.i, and will to Ladish-built cilia prevents a rare (ipportemity for shippers sod ling in the 4.11k11,11 Docks, and will salt to Ike rr ug.rs. WNIWIN to kIIILDOURNE. MAZY SCOTT, A I ten years special survey, 1.100 tons. Thls wpm& Oatleb•built clipper. constructed specially for the Aus- tralia trade, has lea returned hum her second voyege, and for awl, eased delivery of cargoes, sad safe conveyance for line ad seam goods. Is unsurpmeed by aay vessel now loading . boo AA sad spacious poop for peeseagen. LoNDOS to ADELAIDE. PITY Or MANCIIEsTEE, A I ten years. miO toes. This beau- Mid Clyde:built clipper has the greatest part of her cargo es- py& and will have the usual despatch of this line. WS MIN to QUEEN:4I.)LS a Crier arrangement with government. nee grants of lead. Inlooney, ita and upwards. lIIICLL. A 1.1.110 tone. This noble ship hus bees a- bated, on amount of her speed and aecommorlation, so the to this colony. and will salt for Moreton Kay: new la the London Ducks. Free land grants, Imam the Oominmasat regulations, to the amount of a 1.1 OM] to all ash sins roan their own pewee by this slap.— All further intones. liaa=tamlying to H. Jtlkt.E% representative ol De Otorrnment to JAMES SAFELY and Co : sll Agent. tor the VA I WT ad Cu., 1. Lemienliallßlack 11•11 Una ad to T. M. •.treat, MONEY WIOItAbf and SONS' (Us. Illeaorelarerd, Laden LUCK et PACKET NUM to NaIIOCIP—TX Part Map, Divert (to leave Best ee SATURDAY. Seth ot Jut,. ceiling at Plymouth, the ENI TUAPTON LIMO tons register, B. 11111111 of Maws. ISSll27l=er PM Irian In the Sea Meath:eke. Tile ship noway Warm ea Sons' celemated Sae yeasa ilia comprises the Wok Casa Yorksare, erha Uneslnsidre. and other test, Ravenna and well•kaows heal ad lilted expressly fur the ressener trade to Atm Igo menimatiens for all dam et are ant she wli any an • surgeon. —Tor -esef, arty le lI.LEOD. A ST, and 111IROAK, Merreir M a P erg Wigan and goon la LessieshallMrseL by this ftes edoeshote are mama tress radiates tit Imam Er onsendarscacti sna seesedcara farm KLY Smut 00)IMIJNIOATION to mow YOU Illnel—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YO and &LPN IA WTSAM SNIP COMPANY Wend teitpowered sew anew L 6.l gtomeare i r r ing . flemelmora Y FRI .I IOI add"."l". a, vlt it , POE NEW TOLL CITY DP WAsHINUTON, Lamar. hily S. GLASGOW, Wednesday. Jay 1111. CITY OP BALTIMORL Wang** Jay 17, Ad every sumesdiag Wedeseaq. Cale peerage, lb. IT. and 21 galasts. orooottas to Ilho MOM. • tarwerd made. a teases. agleam all renames • Peesmon for Coosa ad the Wafts gteM heeled • on very ativanimems terms. /a brae, portloallan • a WILLIAM MAN, It Waterelloolk Limped or le •• sad MACEY. el, KM/ WYtlanateet, City. I RITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL sad IM WIELPOOK end Igor ALE Dina sad b edme UVU PCOL ea 11061011, the nen aloe oily cellar et RAWLY_ The hissing et ether raw appealed to gal has aveopsol. atlas M Oat to re the mail: ASIA, tor NSW YORK, Satonlay, July G. AJLIIII I I, to 1106111 N, *nanny. Jay IS. MICA, to NEW YORE. Saturday, Joky le woomoy, laehetlag sieweres lee sae oreadoes, are or Sam :—To nada end haste., dad mond talk NE To Mew Yeetodiet mid, gar ; reed Ka /raga to Bede., Ion" and New York, p per nod I per mi. phew —Apar to J. X. lewd, AL ad Laden Cana Susre. and 11, PM' de .4 • G. ad J. lam, lbadisaswalstat. c. whos osomosss, or D. nol Mar, :Wiwi . illrespeal Ie EILLIPPS, GRAVES, sod PRILLLPPEI, osossos. LC., wl:aeleh Laden Memo ter the plea with gad reesegiers. es Maws: 1101711DA.11 the RA AV every Eluelsy at 11 stank, has. the Ildela gal Nap Sam- leas--alsea, a les. ; fere able. 17s. : return • CS Ils. eal LI re. YYKNOOLD. every Mends, train el as Time Pea /0. Wednesday Evening, July 1, tram • iteverdt, and les. Rees tlekne WW s • end •helL 00170.111010. ORAL Sunday, July 7, Mom Hemelydowm WE la end Et la • PIRIIIIOIIIII7/110. WNW& amen Ear 6, trees Hum* emomodatem Per heleht gad sWy 477T'alversel W., e IIi rrerUILLIPPA, 0 VC+, aud PHILLIII% 11111111410% ▪ 1 0 WHOLESALE DEALERS and SHlP- rum —PIO law rear limn nod 60 Rade .1 Rana • OM Dem the lowest gam X.E. boxes inede ✓ —Wll. • X, INannteatear, Poraversimana laMse. ALB by &ow Stostawr sad Railway.— littabril owl Khadlo4l Cool Dopea—LEA ent Oit's 0011110.1 HUCK kr LAM ad lenastan Waage& the hags coal, is 23a, dawn km the wallerles by mew Hartlepool. IL: hod meill,lllll4 INLAND—by RAIL- AT : Eltbakee, Si. sad Elo. 0 - a Cam Sts, sod 194 • .4,4 , tea ; Manley, 17a Id. par ha—ea wit. Delly wa, to soy o vet of bid... AI aria to 611 (emu aid • !Au sad Co., Chief gam Irma Loden Railway Matson. • lalisMon. or ICiend. XL X• spate motored. IRKS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE- r NAILS LETRACTILD and CM= le as Mina without sr the best pain, by Mr. 111113111 ALL 16, 10.6/44/11mai. attended by Mra. Rcudel Y prellened. Yuma .• Mr. Kendall has tentosegieb Bee the lord haft otmlse w thansuds et ethers. s tre g g: l : l EM as et n cycle to Me tallvalag:—/nia ton. L loM - 111rheo ot Loudon Mr. Ressaal has weed V. Dana so ay Est without giving ma onta"—" la 11l Moeda pon. ha two low lama sad 10%s. mowed nen as Sea by Mr. 5541% art an arena bta - a. Oharea K aglaidgest trandront. . 0 MORE BUGS. MORTO INSECT° es dearoye la an beer hum Meek bailee, sate, mas Raw% meal llvt, ale d Waft Sold le beta at ae la, d bee by post. sl, EL, El, sad • ' V. each chemist, a Itermasat. 44 EL, by CIABRIEL P I • E OMITS DOPAMINE, Issobsratol C es sobs sostassetts a the hale led Loam Honslt lanowledged se the bat nest _artheenle Masa y, et 800 6,141 f. A eney toresoad en ogglleatlon Par 4e. 411., 44 °Altai IL Tana done, 414 dap . vslwr Leaden Ras ft. QUISI.III. fasis ; and the scriedrel Yeas by post, 114. Sd LONDON to IIi:LBOURNE. MAZY SCOTT, II lei; special sur v ey. 1.100 toot. TI wpm& Batitlsb built clipper. constructed specially for the Al tralina trade, bas lust returned hula her woad voyage, and I R ent sound delivery oil cargos.. and sate conversant for nil seism goods. Is unsurpassed by say vessel Dow loading h h sad spacious poop for paaseasten. LirN Diet to ADCLAIDL MANCIIE4TEK, A 1 ten years, WO tons. This bee Mel Clyde:built clipper has the greatest part of her eargo s pp& and will have the usual despatch of this lion. LON INN to QUID:NsLA%II trier arrangement with government. Free grants of lan lntoney, gla aril upwards. fBIIFICLL, Al, 1,540 tons. This noble ship hut been Mid. on Amami of her speed and aecomorwtation, as t to title colony, and will salt fur Moreton ltey al In the Lo don Ducks. Free laud grants, under t isestalnent regulations, to the mou n t of a 1./ OM) l 0 all pr sins pgying their own inseam by this ship.— All further Inform ilangleels by applyiter to H. Jl/H \, Eel., nyweaeotative be elemailand Oovernmeet to JAMES SAISM4 and 0 : all Amid. tor the Mack BM Uso ; sad to T. VAMff sod Cu., 1. Lentenitall street. E.C. lei IIiONZY WIGRAIL and SOZWItI Nieshmelt-yerd. Imestes) L.LNIt at ?ACM IT salp —lee MILIIOI7I-111. Pert Ptillp. [Meet (to Ise ea SATUR It tY. Seth of whim et Plymouth , . I sil map u• ) 1 1*TUAIIPTON. 1.1100 tons register. PILUt. alemmuder . lying hi tit Nest ladle Docks. flied see et llesers Yong Ingram art Sons' celelehted II .t metres. mildt compiler the Wolk, susses. Verbal 3 1 4tellt. Usselmllre. sod ether test, temente, sad wen keel mai illse , l a sly tor the pissener treds to Al Ise eissam kw an eer ie of postmen s meed. me she wit ses_t7 In • sampan —, ..‘ ur Plow ..I ID 111 . W0D. AUOTtir ." ', cad slithOA . Mama maw Isman end Noe. tae. Lemlsehall-tteet modem by Ms line et pockets a,, °summed trees Paddliml Plymouth Must= kr aissedirs ham. mmt sesead•els thlnt•slem tan& ALLY amaa oommu3nomair I. I WSW You DInaL—TinLIVILIIPOOk NMI= HUMPH IA "MAW Mil' comrAmT mini Mr tull-powered Iran Penn dtaaaa4hiparr e al lananainwn . 'stark pawnor,. and .I.arpatehaa 11, i WILKELY YID rig Li %llama& Bea NW TOIL CITY ot W AMII NUM Wainailr, Jeri GLAnfIOW. W , idgill. CITY Mr BALT Weibodir. 'yam Adswry annoseding Wadninft. CW , Wa Pownee. 16. IT, and ti siiiipes, assrew lo er natation. Vonrard pawner, a dalnana kohNise all boned Parmnagar. kw Canada and lia Minim breed it.** oi; vary 'drama/wow ulna lie Imam premelos coy Ms w uzi A fit im la AN, wiriimpdoes4 Mord ; iris 'lllll sad MACBY, at. Mai Wllarmatimak ass. peRITIBH and NORTH AKIIRKIAN ROYAL Ur MAIL BMA 111111111. UM= uvinrooa aad saw DOM, lad be wow LIYIKPOOIL sad 1101101, hake Atka Gob coiling at lIALIFAX. Tie tollowtar or 'Mar .11,1111110 appolatod to mall bras Limps* callboy as ONE to rare Ike mails: AMA, to MEW YORE, Saturday, July G. AMAMI A, tor 1($flil, 4iturlay. hay 13 arnica. kw 11W YORE. Saturday, Jaly SO. worm y, lawkatlaa otowares Ile lad priaMiaao, aM .lasso Spam :—To dalitaa amid SMOI/1. akkd IWO 11: mend rakik NM To Vow Yarkoldiel SIN; 1.2 a • MOO 166 16 AK MINN to Balttiaz, Itairma, mad Xe. York, d 3 R sad I par owl prtaripe.—Apely to J. /A loard, AL 01 litaild= Imam D. Carrie, rtt. sad 13, Hasa ia swa lA. sad J. Warm Itiadramotreak 11 1ww. gooolikalwa. or D. sad (1. 111114a b r ilionisol dULLIPPS, OWES, and PIULLIPP u. legolless. Le. 1.111/1100.1,41m slov es t e l Alminiksel pans. glib BM Is SOTTII/DA.II awl the every SIM N•ii, at 11 /Mak km w 11/111 IBM 'Of eV OW lens-11alega. /1 Ma: taw eal I n 7 : rob MLI ea td IRMO= *vary Thiel Imo al Me Tara. Tam I. MI SOMALI" %ednooday Itondas, Jaly A tri MIL • ao4 lao Mara tlakata law kin red • 410TWIIVIat W 1142. Sanday. )1•13 , 7. tram Hanelydol Imo 11 la sod Ufa 57. P 1171111111171111. CONDOR. about Julg I, trots Hum we. Speolleallassmoadassin are ter 6811111 mad aWy 17r %lurid OS W.,=UILUPPs, VCA, sod mut.ui Issullime. IC WHOLkS Le DEALERS awl SW Vann , BOWS. mei all Mods at INN USW Ikon aappli.l at Ilse lowest pram N.& lams to =ft—WlL A VaTIN. Masallaseam. loralvaraimipla 101,14 by brew &sawn god 4.1 itatibary sad Kligibbi Cbal lloptes.-1.114 sad Oa mad 11P1111111 rues kr ISM and frobbia Viand. ket Wire cosi, is SU, dbeeb ken Ss solllaglia by sur Ilessese_ e. Hartlepool. tea: Wet ellsititjta. lILLYID—by 11A1 11 AT: allkstooe, 114. obi OHL ; HMO, Us. and 11 Ilk ; Hanley, HY OIL per 166—sell m Hellen , to soy pert of Loam Al win to Ire brow tah sad Co., Met $N ISM Railway m. 0./ itaierop. 11.11. No amt. ..ploys 111.1I11IINION8, sad Dwicriva TOI JosWY.ACTED sod MIND I me Waste. intim law ~fir. Isma polo, by lily WINDOM SO. WIN a •06by Mrs. Rcodall II preform& gram tda rli 'soMr. s , a.l boo b uothoostalo from logol /Dna Ooli sow it th.ormamas of Mork k: li t co the tolloottiv—itos lie to ohop of Loudon —•• boo um ime ems as mg Imo without globs polls.'—"Nr ihooollor. *IL James. hos Mg boo low ONSIIIMI woofed tom W ion by Mr. asers. asdi an anal orommo Ms." Oftww. K alleiMarest gaminst. 10 MORE BUM MORTO INEIRCTI i z e tre .. is at; hogr ani lm .e btek ft bie u t e r....Z .e ad i ttl e E l mil tree by ;ono, sd.ls 4114.. sad &SC bl GAM n4Atr. lreadi &tag* * Hammiest AMMO'S 00PABINE, or Baeobarat•d segs ainirswed Ow Para sal lona. /AI. boa nomad/ tar earwig aaases.• `.NS X. t , 145 f. A cur/ karardod afracialea SC OANtil IL aa.ZAU'A, lama shiaaa. j a t Lad..: Ras U. tjassaa. Para; sal Ur Alm by pot, M. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1861. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 29, Lotn- efAUTION.—WATHICRSTON and BROODEN blifdolned, London, sad kora Inianinc•-bultdings, V recommend the public to have the Carat (told Mated on the Livespool. lnvoke—. Else Gold and PIM 01Piti , as applied to Jewellery, nubecribe. I Capital. tt.00 0 .000 being a delusion. waruzanoN and BBOODEN'S GOLD Paid up and accumulated funds meek t7v0,000. I CHAINS, and all articles manufactured by them, ere sold upon Mercantile Insurancer of every deseripUou In the port of Lon. this principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, dee sad elsewhere freely entertained. 18, Henzietta.etreet, Covent-ganlen, W.C. flaws made of chains This Company has ever distinguished itself by promptitude and Jewellery ior la each.—N.B. This estabtleltmest Moms at I sal liberality in the settlement .of claims. In the evening, and on &garde'', at 1. OOVAIVOIENT SECURITY LIFE POLICIES. THE CONSOLS ASSOCIATION, 429, Strand, toixtoo.—l. Provides the Security of consols for its elm t It lends, or returns to Insurers on demand, at any has, about one•balf of all pemisms paid. Undoubted security for mosey, with ali rate of Interest. The Association pos sesses a larue capital, sotocribed by several hundreds of Share holders—Full information may he obtained oo application to THOMAS H. BAYLIS, maisagins dirmtur. G U N S.—To SPORTSMEN.—Th e present ally seldom often e itaelf.—Oo to WffIaTLERR, 11. strar. mtu oppnalt• Golden-cross Hotel ; look through his stock 1111100NI1.HAND BREECH and MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, AINGUI and DOUBLE.BARRELLED RIFLER of every sort sod dieuription, also REVOLVEBA by all the beet London rutin ; wilit every description of ammunition, de.—WHISTIRR, 11, Ihraad W.C.—N.B, IL W. will take anything la exchange. CADVANCE MADE, without_ delay, by W LONDON IXVINTNIDN2 CUMPAMT paisau, VJA. Neereseeetreet, ea dleoseit of gest& tllle ot We, or ether sp. preyed ereertty, repershie b may breetwate. Dalton Wowed Igm oat. or all reeprete Uwe t& Ceeitel, Lill 00e, s Wires et 110 art to orb. Zreepereerra est frets wit tree ea egyaketlea. ANDREW JAMBI IOIIY. Milaspag faredre. REM ( - MY OF Tllll WISE DUTI EUROPEAN and COLONI•L WISE VOIIPAN Y. 121, h&rt4 I.S. ma &W. 11•1•1Aished It as for the ispply at we Mass of the lisbei character at • ening of et tort SO par cog. ROYAL V WTORIA RRIRRY, lit perdassa (Me Wtaaderd of Su,Wass.) lIPLL.NDIO OLD PORT Slo. par daida. (Ton remota Ow wood.) rirmal CUAPIIIM aka. per Mart Copse Brands, " awl dorm ar. v. dm. St. Miss M. 20. sod Hs. Most 1181146 m WAWA Ilk pet deem per erg. - Liu ELM? DOM II ill ERAV II. end 24. we &aft 014) r?ar 191011 TAX Wool) Us. ..d 24. . _ balks arlpialraps Isslorted. PI: door reeerrimes tree. Toms NA. WM. =ID ?MIMITh THE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE. Lib—. AXIMAL LIR IN TRI OMAN." he No. L THE GLADSTONE CLARET, las. per dozen everts, to M. pinta. le • pare ?rends wise fine St. Julies Clint, lee quarts. Ira ed. pima genuine rat and Sherry, tea par lance usually geld at get Shen'y iS highly MOW imoded as a pure dimmer trim ; W the rat, from being per. beery matured in weed. is It laweediate me or laying chorlf. IN amp be revered. Ord erented reit, tram lia to *Y. TOMB annit. —JAM& F. MCCLEAN, 1411, Itlemaatreet. &W. HAMILTON wad HIMPTON, Tailors. ilertheres .a. require 0000 and PASZIONABLI Dithin sakiipeed es the bee meirriele sad Wert style. • MKT RUCK dWelkin& lasseas sad Overseers always A Past N. 111. MUM MOWS =MI MALL ma. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) \kW MUM/ AND 810 ell for the Weeldimed Satoh ANUOLA lda 21017e11e3. le sow replete and ready toe hispealon. nese Trmaere were etislaeted by Mr. Mlles, Wheeeseigaddrer to 7:t, BROile4lll4lT, LOW V EIteBQUAZI. mid wt. Is not ColiaaCted with soy pane Umtata/ Gad Myer- Yang le !le mein BIITABLIehIeO lah TCELNBILATID "INDISPENSABLE Burr,- in ea broom wild/ of Whim awl iselims kr Welklos. /LIMA& Dwelling at badiass. ban OK, to be isiMslasd tray of _ _ S. MOM sad SON. Carrier of MrsUs sad Mow Oziord4Osst, corser Al r i Cihr-aresi. Conker cd islisaltun-cuart-fad sad Sorass4toed. 0131711 TRY MCKIM. MM.'S sad lawltord. Yericalgrp. THE ATTENTION of LADIES is particularly called to the LOCI: STITCH tiEWING.MACIUNZ, mau ls, tuned by WHKILJ6II. sad WILMON, which is recommonwitid fur simplicity and thoroughness of construction, compactnaaN and elegance of model and iinish, speed, Cabe of operation and management, quartos.. of movement, beauty and excellence of stuck strength, firmness, and durability of seam, and economy of thread. It will gather, hem, fell, and bind with great ra sad pidity&Ms looms. MM. Oxforda, and the 'machine la light tr , compact, and elegant, --Oakes aat. WAE WEATHER-RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR will be tumid a peeled luxury this weather. either red for the toilet or ball, er so a reviving scent for the laadbanstdat A particular sort Is regard to be used in Rim wags Palest Vaporiser fur purifying the ale rid fumigating skit room ire Ue. Lettieby's report. Perhuner to the gran. Stand. and 24, lamb" and 17, Boulevard dr it PrVOR SOUND read WHITE TUTU are indispensable to mend attraction; and to health and low:My by the mestlesibe of food. 11.011LANDle OfrONTO, or Pearl • elute powder competed DrMMe, of the cholera sad nest reeherehe Itotredlerna of the onsets! h.bsL It animates all tertenses adhesions to the teeth, am& eneeres a pearl-like white ness to the enamelled aarfaco ; weals the further progress of decay of the teeth, and unloose • healthy wiles d the gums. The meth afro, from the salubrious, and dlebsbelleg 'Wales *I the 011eeto, attains a panty awl Ingrown truly (reseal to he pea.. Mee es. ad. per box. Cambs.—The womb " Waste," ac., are as the Wet sod "A. llowleise and Mas, 110, Halton. garden," us. Use peressmet Asap. Ovid by Oak matt by chemists and perfume BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-ea- Z/ ii•-)1aloe tit NKR nEASON, intl. The Mined Widen at Homburg, is evidenced by the analysis of Wm cele brated Protector Limbic. Sr. stimulant. tonic, alterative, sad Theym n e d u: 4 l e 3mlr r i e fl They irt in rma itsordere a mom whoa the abdominal circulation Ls detective. eseist Me grineesse of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the sigma of nutrition and sasimdetioa. They are powerful re medial agents In cases of entargenteut id the liver, II& affection of eeZa, la hypocudrls, Jaundice, hemorrhoidal dimes* sod emalpstkio. In rases of gout, said all other afectlons daeri es l i :a b elict . eery of the bees .eddlgestive from the m . L notto i rf the meet eirliatinii mice especially recognieed by those w e :nin o n Meta M their source . for then the Inrigoratimg air of the moan- Wok Ow piety of the earroeading scene, sad settee. abstrac tion Irma the cum of the world, cumin In andeliag the mhos of She medicinal beverage. The lan decent Casino, wide . Is Me Meaty of lie architecture, Me Judicious distribution of . Rs gaol cede, and the itches, ef its decorations, every ether 'Mace of the Mad en the banks of Ust i = sentelne Weems for balls smi animists, as aloe far the mimes et treat* el Ineraielle and renistM; the former is played with the balt rek*.aad the /Mier with one sae , the dolly vesture of the beast Ihe Ovate et Wee w lived at AIRCO* and Me meshes Make it LNO. Meow the other attructleas say be mentioned a large end ematorlabie reeding room, liberally tw iddled with German, trench, dedhaft Italian, Roraima, Bengali and BMA J.er a oeffeecoont in the Olympic style el Moo eaties; sdlvmt, for the rujoymeat of a cigar, opostag ma to a on limn via with asphalt; a grand dining roma, where Mere Ma it la rummies. twice • ilsy, et one sod at ihso Oda& Wader the superintendence of the celebrated M. Chem{ egret* who Is the lesser of the refreshment department GI the &ohms An excellent °rehears, numbering 40 distill. sobbed mmeirleas, performs three woes a day . in the spouting as es edh ; Is the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the emine, Mil la the evening in the grand ballroom. The new rail way his almost beengbt Homburg With to the °Mantels of Prsidderit There es* 10 trains a do, to or fro, the last as We as U efelselt. As the journey occupies only hall en hoer, ths msaseesewle et Virsel are within easy reeett. Visitors la get le insesele In It boars, to Berlin in IY, to Paris ri a Z= te la 14, so excellent la the Mistreatment's- Imo by rell. nINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA baa bss Wing twenty-Bra emphstically sane- Ussead W mailleel prolamin% W Meleetleny accepted by the es Ike bent ram* kr acidity of the aturnsch, oak ire laketteketa and aa a meld ape rient kr delleate eletattalaneeotafe tally for ladles and children. Onabbee kith the Lemon Syrup, It forms as tereleble ellanseette erne% le wWcb Its aperient quali ties are nil* tinittessat Darks bat smarisia and I. bot dismsss. the swim vie el We dopes and slaw* neniedy Iss bass bead kW* ImalialL—lltimbstand orPJa the utmost anew Ws to atisnalb sail parity) by PIN NalfultD mad pas, 171. Ks , Iliteeekeel mkt& bitediasesS, Liailea; and sold by all respealabis elleaalals IVILBUCHAN'S DOMESTIC lIEDICLMIB, baswil Onienshend the world, tor the owe of every dhow. MUT ibUlattOUATiCh TtGICIABLIE 1.11.1.05 for regulation Ohs heneeln sod heriblas t e blood. he., le. led., to 9d.. 40. ad.. and lla YIPINTABLA MC INOI N ALVA T, ke all skin eruptions, deep-seated taken. ease. Nods, de., la led. and t. Id. CON CES 111.1111 W V EtiLI'ABLE ardENCIL. far reeds op.eund the ammo sad muscular system. weekend trove MIMI ILOQUiltil leryeuto, also curing chronic and sposenstile stricture, &mid ut the bladder, twine's. nervous, debility, and all I=o esesplalate, at the same time enriching sad Apartado( arm vital thud, ea. bd.. Hs, or four quantities in one, SM. =is tabu» hie uo eppUcation, and " Baclian's Guide fur sue stasp--Bold by BUCHAN suid Co., IS Newman- West, Ottordoareek Loselsn. IC, and needleines forwarded on receipt of posholles order. To be had of ale chemists. Whol► sale agents: iamb& TS, Farrintideb.street Newton, 44 01 Yearocharehyord J. therner, Ibu, Uslotd•ltset ; Hansy.llll, thiord.street BaUsr, 4, ClMenakie . Beeper, 4.1, Lute WldWsa street, Loadowloidne; yawuq 7a, Graosclenrclhetrest ; P SI& lilnaAL, Loris& HEALTH OP LONDON. The return of the;trar-General states that th e deaths from all amens red in London in the week that ended last Saturday. were ,092. The average cumber obtained from the returns of correspooding weeks in ten previous years 1851.60, and corrected for increase of population, is 1,710 ; and it appears that the deaths in last week were less by than they would have been if the average rate of mortality for the List week of June bad prevailed. The deaths were to the births returned in the same time in the proportion Dearly of 3 to 5. Thu total number of mem in which pulmonary complaints. exclusive of phthisis, were fatal, wealls, while the corrected average for corresponding weeks is 129. Zymotic diseases were fatal in 200 ranee, against an average of M. p„,, L Of those there were 75 of whouptog-cough, ore of smallpox, 20 of measles, 27 of scarlatina, IR of diphtheria, of which bat 4 occurred in the sub-district of Old.street. St. Luke. Tea children died from whooping-cough in Lambeth ; six is Newington. Diarrhoea begins to exhibit, but as yet in • very slight degree, the increase usual in the warm months; in the preceding two weeks it was returned in 17 and 95 cases, last week in U. The wife at a Journeyman tailor, aged 25 years, died at 75, Berwickatreet, of cholera, after 7 hours' Slone. The daughter of • fourneynno tailor, months, died at 2, Queses Had-lane, laliegtou, of " choleraic diarrhoea," after 15 loon' illness. And the daughter of a soldier, aged 6 months, at 2, Violet-place. Newington, of " English cholas." Two children of a oar- AXXVIII PAILINU It SYli D Y. e ater died at IT, White Hirt-gire.4 Bennington, of Dr. 11001 TS =ON end LIVID MU. malignant sore throat," in a boom the drainage of which v in iu g frim tram L is Ci , is reported by the medical attendant as imrfect. Mall be Mad Ismilimbie le MI war tram aid hen Last week the births of 963 boys an d 911 girls, in all emihntela Wl= egnem gindlnena andasen el the 1,904 children, were registered in Londe°. 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Last evening, a monster meeting wm held at 1 Yesterday evening a special meeting of this Exeter-bell, t o we l come t o England ja w As eeets , t h e society, the bit el, the raw" was held in St. Martin's fugitive slave. There was a very full atteeikate el both place ; Mr. Crtawrintn, the president, in the chair. i A paper was read by Captain R. MU STUN, entitled "M -enne, the body of the hall and the galleries being filled nological Notes on IL du Chaillu's ExplOrations and Ad almost as soon as the doors were opened, an hour before the ventures in Equatorial Africa." The object of Captain commencement of the proceedings. Mr. HARPER TWELVE- Burton's paper was to confirm by his own knowledge of the TREES presided, and upon the platform were a considerable negro tribes in the central and sulfide portions of Africa the - characteristic traits of the race meutioned by M. du number et members of the Anti-Slavery Association, several Chaillu, and to point out the resemblance between the clergymen and dissenting ministers. The fugitive was most negroes who inhabit the larger portions of that continent. enthusiedically cheered as he entered the hall leaning He noticed particularly their generosity and hospitality, open the wan of Mr. Twelvetrees. . their fetish su rstitions, their inheritance of property The Rev. Dr. ALLEN, in au emph a ti c address , denounced I " d slave ; pe slaves, ad contending that as we had in our own cue and the cannibalism of certain tribes, two of s which on the eastern coast he mentioned as being given 20,000,0001. as compensation to the West Indian decidedly cannibals. Captain Burton expressed the opinion pianism, who, however, had no right to a shilling, for it was that IL du Chaille's work was as authentic as it was inte the men and the women who had suffered so long at the resting, and clearly showed that the negro character was hands of their tyrannical masters who ought the same on the western coast cd Africa as on the east. to have been compensated, we were bound i Mr. SOGIONDIS said that after the continued virulent in common consistency to show practically ow . attacks en U. du Maine, in some of which doubt& were empathy for a man who h a d esca p e d from that . expressed that he had ever visited the part of Africa he system, which we were pledged to do all in our power to had described, it might be satisfactory to the meeting if he abolish wherever it existed. I read extracts from letters received from his brother-in.law Dr. BURNS, of Paddington, seconded the resolution, and expressed hassatisfactionthat despite the Times and the in Gambroon two years ago, in which be remembered IL du Cbailln as having thee returned from his explorations Tr/nymph, the people of Legatee only wanted the oe- in the gorilla country with a lane collection of natural portunity to show their detestation of slavery and their 1 history specimens. sympathy for the fugitive slave. (Hear, bear.) I Mr. Consul /Dfoe (a negro) took exception to Captain The Roy. W. H. BONNER, Of the London Emancipation Burton's statement. nmPeeting the cannibalism of the Committee, was called epee to support the resolution, but nwoes of the east coast. He coeteeded that cannibalism a geatleman in the body of the room insisted upon his right hid never teen proved, and that all the accounts respecting ilespeak, end the pres and cons as to whether he should be 1 it depended on circumstantial evidence. some h a w or bob peeedeeed confusion aa d o h,t ae; at length, If. Dr CHAILLU, being called OD by the chairman, said having given his name as Mr. Fields, he was asked to come ,he should confine his observations to cannibalism. He had epee the platform, and was told that if he wished to move no doubt whatever that among the Fits, they ate human an amendment he could do so after the gentleman who had flesh, and that they ate even the bodies of those who had hew called upon had spoken ; and this concession being died from "ease' deemed satisfactory, the rev. gentleman was allowed to pro- Mr. Mitomi, a gentleman who had frequently made load coed, which he did at some length on the same theme as exclamations during the repeals., rose in a very excited those who had preceded him. manner to make some objections to IL du Chailln's work. Mr. FIELDIS then. under the plea that he was about to He said that, as • scientific maw, he dada the ocereetnewl an amendment, expreseed his opinion that the of the statement that a negro harp was made of fibres from CrlsTrn States were as guilty in the matter of slavery as the mets of tree., for it was imjeenhiete obtain • ~..m m ical,...„ the Southern Stair, and that if they succeeded in their coo- net. from such a "batman. sle slid t hat thou g h ." nen last with the South they would not put down slavery, but only read extracts from Xdu Amalie' work, he had seen woad sell the slaves to defray the expenses of the war. sufficient to convince him that the compiler of it had The flee. Dr. ALUM rose, and canal upon the meeting collected the materials from other sources than M. du as h to hear any mom. B y th e i n t er f erence o f the chairman, Cbaillu's notes to make a readable book, awl he thought Mr. FIELDS was allowed, bet not without coosiderable in- the statements in the work could not be relied on. He tennption and uproar, to state that the South were not was proceeding to make other observations to the same more devoted to slavery than the North, while they were effect , wbss much more friendly to England. He then moved his Mr. Cithweuen interrupted him, and said he must con. amendment, declaring that the black men had more hypo- fine himself to the subject before the meeting. critical and insidious foes to deal with in the men of the Mr. Id•torte then said he would first ask M. du Chaillu Northern States than in the bold man-stealers of the South, if be had seen the harp stated to hare been made with the and advising the 'laves of the South to work out their own roots of a Srs° freedom by making their way to Canada. M. DO Quinn(' rcee evidentinnuch excited. lie sail he The amendment was not seconded, and the original yew Ihradd n et, Mae Prsswss° of Isdis° make such an answer lotion was carried, amid much cheering. to the abusive remarks of the speaker as they deserved. JOHN ANDERSON—who had hese previously congratulated There were many persons who dared to vilify an author by the chairman on his becoming the free citizen of aru who were afraid of pistols. (Cries of " Order.") M. de free country--stood forward, and with much modesty and Mille afterwards rose to say that be had seen the harp, considerable hesitation expressed his thaeks, otwerviag that the striep of which were made from the fibres of roots. he had been chased for thirty years, and had oaly really Captain SNOW said that although a friend of the wild completed his escape something more that three weeks mars, hecoukl not deny that in many pars of the world ago—thanks to God—to Great Britain, and to her Majesty the natives eat human flesh. Queen Victoria. lie gave some account of his slave life After some observations from Mr. Bt:exe and the (bet which did not appear to have been attended with taro Mem" , the m eet i ng adj o u rn ed till November ' than ordinary &overa)—of his escape, the inducement to which was the refusal of his master to give him a pass to go to see his wife and family—of his falling in with the slave hunter, of the attempted capture, the resistance, and the death of his would-he (algae. He expressed his sorrow at having slain • man. His weer be mid was • baptist, as be was himself, but he could give but little credit to the reli gion of alaveholders and the supporters at slavery. He con cluded by proposing three abeam for the Queen, which were heartily given, and some other addressee were then delivered, and a collection was made in favour el the fugitive slave. FRACAS RITWZIN M. no CHAILLU AND Mt. Mamas.—At the close of the meeting, when many of the audience had withdrawn, but whilst the room was nearly half full, M. de Chaillu stepped over the benches and chain to where Mr. Malone was standing, and after touching him on the shoulder, held his fist in a menacing manner to his face, and, after asking him how he dare speak of him in the manner he had done, he spat in his Gee. Mr. Malone, in great astonishment, said he must call fur protection from the chairman from such outrage, and was retiring for that purpose when M. du Chaillu called oat, "Coward, coward !" There were several ladies and gentlemen &lee to them, but no one interfered, and M. du Chaillu then left the room. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnmraAvry, JULY 2.—PRoxonoss AND Ar- POLIFIVINTIL—Iiasten W. D. &room to be additional the Asia, for *orrice in the Orpheus ; A. De G. Sutton, to be additional to the Asia for service in the Medea; and C. C. Scott, to be additional to the Indus, for service in the Dassard. Acting-Assistant-Surgeon Dr. T. Milne confirmed es amis. tent-surgeon in the Renown. Engineers E. Parsons, to the Griffin, commissioned ; end J. J. Blunden, to the Cumberland, as supernumerary. Assistant-Engineer A. Andrews, to the Griffin. Acting-Assistant-Engineer B. T. Brierley, to the Griffin. The examination of candidates for admission to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, before Major-General %wily', the vice-president, and the mem bers of the Council of Military Education, commenced on Monday last with the medical examination at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Owiag to the large number of candi dates, about 260, a portion are to be examined at King's College. There are VIICSECiOII in the Royal Military Aca demy for between 60 and TO sumeseful competitors. The examination will extend over three weeks, terminating oo the 18th inst. THE MONAGHAN MILITIA. —Captain Hunter's company of the 62nd Foot returned to Belfast on the 30th June. Major-General Doyle, at has inspection of the regi. meot, said it was the only corps of militia in Ireland which he had to reprimand for its conduct, and that although it then paraded without its arms in consequence of the dif ferences with the constabulary, still it was only by the clemency of the Lord-Lieutenant thee be now addressed them as a regiment. ROYAL SOCIETY POR THE PROTECTIOR OP LIPS PROM PIER. The annual meeting of the friends and sub scribers to this sovi et y . was held yesterday in the Council Chamber at the OnikthalL The LORD MAYOR, who pre sided, said this meeting was held at a most interesting period of the society's existence, when the public atten tion had been so excited by the great recent calamity. The SECRETARY (Mr. Sampson Low) read the report for the year ending March 31. This showed that during the year as many as 607 fires had been attended by thu society's fire-escape conductors,. and 61 lives renewed by their mesas. The number of stations now maintained by the society is 73, situated et half-ism& alarms* bees east thhee•—fisein • Holloway to Kennington, north and month; and from Poplar to Kensington, east and west. At each station there is all night a conductor and his fire-escape ready for immediate action when called upon. The force comprises 79 conductors and four inspectors. Subsequent to the date of the report, it was stated, sa a striking proof of the these sity for everything being ready for instant action, that twice during one month had • fire-escape in the ordinary quietest districts, and after 12 menthe inactivity, rescued from death at the two fires five tires that would otherwise have been sacrificed ; again that within six weeks of the establishment of a new station its conductor succeeded in rescuing six persons. The balance-sheet showed the re ceipts, by donations and subscriptions, of 7,8421. 16e. 2d. ; and an expenditure of 6,3871. 6s. 2d., for ws,Tes, machinery, and rewards, and the whole expenses of management, 6301. 2cl. . _ The report having been adopted, The Loan MAYOR presented the rewards, which emanated of silver medals, testimonials on vellum, and amounts of mousy varying from 10s. to IV., to 14 Animism, cooduators, one of whom, Edward Dash, reetived two tsatimeaials ; another, William Kickett, a silver medal ; to 3 GrOTOS6. is 17 police inspectors, magma* aid contables ; sod to U civilians, for having by their intrepid madam bees instru mental in rescuirig human life from destruction by Are. Two silver medals were also gives to lames haloes and Thomas Martell, for their bravery In reaming a man from a burning boat during the late peat Are. A resolution, expressive of regret at the sad fate which had befallen Mr. Braid= i xil sympathy with his family for their loss, was also WOLVERHAMPTON ELICTION. A large amount of foreboding of the most un comfortable nature powered the minds of the authorities of Wolverhampton and of certain of the tradespeople from shortly after midtla7 yesterday, when the polling took place. At eleven o cloak the figures stood—For Weguehn, 047 ; Hill, 329 ; and Griffith', 251. It was thus clear that Griffiths, the radical candidate, was not to win, and the masses became disposed to show their caddie to the sup porters of the other two candidates. Early in the afternoon • large number of " roughs," prin cipally young men from the iron works, and the mines of the outlying district" in the commenced to assemble around the Swan Hotel, tr,,n are Mr. Griffiths's committee-rooms. Here there was • p thoring of several thousands at about two o'clock, when Mr. Griffiths addressed them, and stated that intimidation had been used towards his party. Soon the roughs were seen loading their pockets with Meese picked up in the by streets running out of the centre of the town. By four o'clock there could not have been fewer than 20,000 people assembled in the spacious market place in front of the hotel, and in the streets leading out of it. Having nothing else to do, the mob gratified themselves with " hoenetine by, who were supposed to be of the Wiegman or passers-by, and by tearing off each others' hats, asps, and jackets, which led to numerous fights among themselves. We saw one old man, who had been knocked down and trampled on conducted, bleedin , frets wounds on the face and head, into the hotel The autbcsttlss bed taken precaution to provost • more serious disturbance, and the tradesmen had had their shutters up for some tame. The Mayor wu ready with the Town Clerk, at the Town-hall, to read the Riot Act, if necessary, but up to the time of the departure of our despatch this was not considered to be called for. Mr. Griffithe addressed the crowd and advised a peaceable separation, but the throng was only • little lessened, and the excitement was unabated when our parcel was despatched. The lest Apses Inman' are : 1,163 Gri the Hill VISIT or MR. COBDEN TO THE Wier RIDING.— On Saturday a deputation waited upon Mr. Cobden, L.P., at Manchester, and presented is him • document, very nu. merodslv and influentraMy elignad, inviting him to • West Riding leoquet or other demeatwo to be held in Brad foul, as an acknowledgment of his very valuable services is connexion with the Anglo-French Treaty of Commorce. Mr. Cobden, we understand, received the deputation moat cour teously, and wu much isugweeted ea reading the document and the signatures attached. The result was that he cor dially accepted the iontatioe on these conditions, that, in COLN. I U 0 tlOO of his suffering from inflammation of the throat, and his medical adviser having warned him against the danger which public speaking might involve at present, the axing of the time for the businet should be postponed for three months, at the and of which period he will auks oem municate with hie friends in the West Riding. The depu tation retired highly pleased with the interview. A Nsw COLONIAL BISHOPRIC. —The diocese of Jamaica M about to In divided, and the Arcbdoice•7 of Bahamas in to be meted into • aew bishopric. The es. Charlie Midfield. D.D., Archdeacon of Bahama; is to be the that bide*. Archdeacon Caulfield was rector of ilkibbenes, sad his exertions in the terrible Irish= were moot creditable to him. In I/57 he exchanged with the Bar. J. M. Tress, ta k ing Mr. Trim's arehdesconry of Behests. for the Irish rectory. THE BUILDERS STRIKE. In addition to the names of those firms given in oar columns yesterday as having enforced the hour system, we have to add the following:—Hesse. Wilson, Suffolk. street, Borough ; Brown and Robinson, Worship-street, Finsbury • Bird, Hammersmith ; Smith, Pimli o ; Rigby, Bayswate; ; Gammon, Belvedere-toad ; and Dove, haling ton. In the whole of the firms which have thus adopted the new arrangements, the brickla era, as previously under stood. have, with but few is robes. to weidtisesher the system. It is stated that from onriffero—thet of Higgs, in Palace-road, Lambeth—upwards of sixty left yes terday. At Mr. Myers' works— where a long conference Wok place between the head of the firm and the men on Monday —more than two-thirds of the bricklayers left ; and the other lithe have lost the services of the men in the same proportion. The following is an extract from an address issued yesterday by the bricklayers' amt. faiths* :—' We are now at the critical point in our 'trunk., when we must either beat the masters or be beaten by them. The employers., with some exceptions, have deter mined le make parrient by the bone the rule of the trade. You can well un ders tand the evil it will bring upon es, therefore every man must do his duty, or we shall be ermined. Do JJour duty firmly, and another fortnight will see us ul." A genera/ meeting of their trade is to be held on Friday evening next. A deputation from the masons' committee yesterday had an interview with Mr. Lee, a large and influential employer, the result of which was said to be that he expressed himself favourable to the ecoapromise offered, and it is expected that the men will room work this week. Other large firms have been waited upon, mid favourable results for the men are ex. potted. The London masons' society consists of about 1,000 ' members, and out of shim number 200 are employed on the terms of the compromise, 120 un the hour system at Messrs. Kelk and Lucas, and nearly 700 are on strike; but from this latter number must be deducted about 300 who have left to work in the provinces. The bricklayers have about 1,800 members, of whom 130 are at work under the compro miss, about 150 at Mears. Kelk and Lucas's on the hour system, about 700 are on strike ; the rest employed on the old terms. Meetings of the carpenters have been held in the various shops where the hours stem is enforced ; and having handed in to their employer. their acceptance of the system under protect, have agreed to a voluntary levy of Is. per head per week in support of the bricklayers and masons. The struggle is therefore confined to these two branches. . . .. . . . . From • oomo.unication made yesterday to the brick layers' committee by the Institute of British Architects, it appears that an arbitration is still declined by the marten. SUICIDE OP A CITY MERCHANT ON KAMP- STIAD.HBATH. An inquest was held yesterday, before Mr. Brent, deputy-coroner for West Middlesex, at the Royal Oak, Temple Fortune, Hempstead-heath, upon the body of the late Mr. Petit George, as extensive tea broker, of Ferichturch street. Mr. Woollett. of Chelsea, identified the body of deceased. He last saw him alive on Saturday morning last speaking to • gratleman in Fanchurch-street. Shortly afterwards he re. oared a telegraphic u.taisage from his nephew, which induced him so go to Hampstead, and make search for Mr. Gerego all over the Heath, as well as to give information to Inspector Webb, of the Heatbstreet Station. Wit ness continued the search till ten at night, and re sumed it again next morning, but without succor. In the afternoon word was brought to him that the body of a gentleman bad been found, and on his going up in a cab he identified it as that of Mr. George. In answer to the jury witness said he bad noticed • differ ence in the manner of Mr. George for some time past. He knew of no cause for his committing the rub act. Charles Lucas, 142 8, deposed to finding the body of de ceased under a hedge in a field, at Golder'sgreen. He was lying on his left side with his throat cut and the field for WON distance was saturated with blood. The body had evidently not been ton:hed, as the gold watch and other pro. pony was found on deceased's person. Dr. Brown, of Heath-street, Hampstead, proved being called to us the body of deceased. He found him on his left side, as though asleep, with a razor by hie aide, covered in blood. Hie right hand WWI across his breast. T he wind. pipe and princ ipal arteries were @operated, and death had resulted from excessive hemorrhage. Charles George stated that he was nephew to deceased and clerk in his employ. He saw him at about 11 o'clock lest Saturday, at the office. He left at that time, and about two • cabman brought a note, which he found to con tain the following: " Dear Charlee,—My body will be found on Hempstead heath. Dearest, take an of your aunt, she has never been aware of my uutowanl affairs. " Yore UNCLE." Ix reply to questions from the jury, be said he bad seen • great change lately in his uncle. He had latterly become very none* and unable to attend to busimos. On Satur day morning he seemed very absent and wandering. Another clerk in deceased s office corroborated the last vitae's, and added that on Saturday morning he placed two cheques before witness, one for 4UUt. and one for 10114., and asked him to add them up. After he had done it, de ceased asked him if it was true that tour and one make Ave. Dr. Johnson, of Futon - place South, said be bad known deceased for about fourteen years, and had noticed • great change in his manner lately • and at the very time the above letter wasreceived himself and lbs. George were in coosaltatioa as to what course would be bed to adopt with regard to his future. After the Coroner had summed up, The . jury _returned a verdict, " Tins demand destroyed himself whi lst labouring under a fit of temporary insanity." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. A HANDICAP PLATA ri 501., for 3.yr-olds and upwards. B.X. Mr. H. Jones's Fastens Princess, by Surplice, 3 yrs, Tat Vilb (H. Bradley) 1 Mr. Robertson', Barba, yrs, 'at 7lb (1. Brewten Mr. logbiaras Predictor, 4 yra Eat 7lb (11. Angers) 0 Mr. Goddisita Alarm, yrs, Bet (Perry 0 Mr. Rayner sOnenadreo. 3 yrs, lit lii (A. ildwanla 0 Blr 11. Baikeley's 300100, $ Yrr, nib (T. French 0 Mr. X 33114 g4 . 4 Modes .034 3 Yee Get 10lb IL Martin) 0 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Conundrum, 7 to 2 apt Eastern Princess, 7to 1 each apt Charles Fox and Predictor. Fist. ern Prisons made warty all the running, and won by three lengths; a bed third. iLaTB of 60 sovs. ; far 3-yr-olds, 7st nb ; four, Bst lab ; five, MX. and aged, 9st. EMffolk Stakes Coulee. Lord Btamiord's Malta. by Gibraltar, 3 yrs..L.,_ Edwards) I Yr. T. Parr's lithionan, 3 yrs (Clement) Mr. Ooddints Pastime, 4 yea (1. Rogers) S Mr. C. Naylor's Brother to Spanish Ply. 6 yes (Perry) 4 Betting :6to 4 apt Kildonan, 9to 4 apt Malta, to 2 apt Pastime. Woo by a length and ••half ;• • bad third. Tar JOLT STAEMS, • subscription of 50 SOTS. each, 30 Be for 2-yrold oohs, Bst nb ; fillies, Sat Sib ; the owner of the second hone to receive back his stake. New T.Y.C. (35 orbs.) Mr. T. Pact's a Tolurno, by Defiance, Sat 7Th (O. Fordluun) l Mr. Merry. Costa bet nb iCuataoce) 2 Yr. F. Watts Mr Witham Armstrong, eat 71b (Orinuhaw) 3 Lord Aileabary's hl or br by Voltarear—Elea too, Bit (L. Snowden) 0 Mr. Ontwleluis Deceptive. Bst 6lb (S. Sharpe) 0 Blr J. flawlejs Itsatesia, Bst bib (wells) 0 yr. W. & Ilattbewes Mho, 8 1 11 711/ (F. Adams) 0 Mr. B. H. Nevill's Mum, hat 61b (A. Edwards) 0 Mr. Mamie b e by King.ton—Brlglitoula. Bet 71b 46. Bogert) 0 Mr. H. W. Mamas'. Elector, Pat 71b (Aldcroft) 0 Betting : 2 to 1 apt Tolurno, 4 to 1 spt Elector, 5 to 1 apt Coda, 6 to 1 apt Sir William Armstrong. De ceptive took • alight lead, closely attended by Tolorno, Elector, Costa, and Sir William Armstrong, to the dip, when Deceptive dropped into the rear, and the others came on abreast. At the bottom of the hollow Costa and Tolurno singled themselves out, the latter getting his head in front in a few strides, and winning, after a good race, b 7 half • length ; Sir William Armstrong was • moderate th i rd ; th e nest lot, close up, consisting of Elector, Otbo, and Decep tive. PROGRAMME OF TO-MORROW. Horses marked thus • are at Newmarket. A Puts of 50 son. ; 2-) olds, lot 71b; three, 9st nb four, 10st ; eve and upwar ds log 21b ; the winner to be sold for 200 sows ; if mitered for 150 soya, allowed 91b ; if for 100, 141 b ; if for 80, 211 b; if for 40, 281 b. Chesterfield Coarse. A PLATE of 50 sons. (lissdiesp), for 3.yr-olds and up. wards. New T.Y.C. _ SIMM, On IMO ; TOW lea wpwpm folding" allowed 31b ; the winner to if for 00, allowed 71b. New T.Y.C. sold for 200 WWI.; A HAioicur of 10 ;ovi:4;oci;:frr3-yr-oldo sod upward,. Twit hau-milo of T.Y.C. A ILUIDICAP of 15 son. each, 10 ft, for all ages (2-yr-olds exoepted). To start at the startiog-post of 8.M., red ran to the eed of the New T.Y.C. TILI CHISTICIMICLD STALES of 30 cove. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; cults, list 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b ; the winner of the July Stakes, 91b; the second. 4lb extra. Left half of B.M. 018 subs.) -1 by Flataateber, dam by Dromedary, •13allerina, Newsboy, Flower of Kent, Genus, Clockmaker, Graves end, f by Lonsbow—Kalipyge, Duke Rolle, Lord Clyde, Caste, Laughing Stock, Hurricane, *f by Kingstou—Omoo, c by Longbow—Fayaway, *Sian to Fravola„ •Puly-Pody, Malek, '2 by Orlando—A(lWe, Tresbarn, The Knight of St. Michael, Deceptive, Queen Elizabeth, Derwin, Colonist, Whisky, Constantimi, *Gorse, *Brother to Hoene, Hopeful Duchess, • Doglia, *Ludas Breenand, Whitmore, f by Orlando—Lady Mmaston (dead), f by Newminster—Noar =hal (dead). Tax Mtaaraisia amain of 50 soya. each, h ft, for 3.yr olds ; colts, Set nb ; fillies, Bst 3lb ; 41b allowed ; winners extra ; the second to save his stake. B.M. (I 0 subs.) — C by Wild Dayrell—lntimidation (41b), 'Fergus, Gaberdine (41b), Folkestone, Rowley (41b), 'Grouse (41b), Vapour (41b), .Wallcon, "Diophantua, •Arrowint. MATCH. 100, h ft. New T. Y.C. Sir J. Hawley's f Sala "mica, by the Student—Bravery, Bst 71b, agst Sir W. Cod. angles's f Fullcry, by Bolingbroke—M elo dy, Sat. Off by omisent. No BAY NINTIONZIL —MATCH, 200 h ft. Chesterfield Stakes Course. Mr. J. Smith's Bayonet, 3 yrs, Set 121 b, sgst Mr. Bernard's Wolsey, 2 yrs, 7st 41b. The entrances for the pates and nominations for the un closed handicaps and sweepstakes are to be made by sic o'clock the evenings before tanning respectively, sad the weights for the handicaps wall be published by nine o'clock each evening. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TIMIDAY. CUMBERLAND PLATE 2 to 1 to 1 opt P Joey Jose* (t) (t) agoo 4 to 1 Pri eW nceof Denmark(t) JULY STAKES (NEWMARKET). 2 to 1 &gat Toluroo (t) 3to 1 Elector (t) 6 to 1 Any other. GOODWOMI ITTAKES. 9to I opt &him (1) 9to 1 Storks (0 11 to to 1 1 &ovule (t) 14 Umpire (t) 01 to 1 itopa boverolgo (I) ST. LRCM. 9 to 4 opt Kettledrum (t) Nosed the others backed. Cla , KRT. GENTLEMEN This match was brought to a favour of the professionals, in • result which might have ha lion will have to he made in fa they ern expect to win. The PLAY FIKR _ _ _ v. MAT/Rit. I conclusion Let evening, in moult, innings and GO runs— en auticipated. Some alters isour of the gentlemen before following is the score: DINING& 0. Ware Griffithham . c Lytlelton, b T. Walkelockyer, c Johnson, b r J.Jackaon, c Oliphant, b Lyt telton I. C. Tinley, not out 4 010,10100%b1._ 21 SECOND 121/111103., • 9 e nark 13 Juts= .... 4 4 e Jackson, I) Mambas .. 14 0 run out .. 3 Total IL Daft, e Marshall, b Lit: telie r n IL Willther, b Marsha= .1. (broody. b Miler T..ll . hyranl, c b teluiu 9 R.Carrenter, e aod bWalkar Al 0. Parr. b W. Cadyn. c Weill Olipbast. b Trial OINTLEMKN. Jac W. TralU.l•74., — e -- Clayn. b kson T. P. Umber, b W Ulsher Marshall, by, b Jack- SOO . C. O. Las, Lq., e and 0 Jack. 2 not 0ut.... 5 b Willaber 9 ran out .... int G. B. Jobuos. b WlHaber Vf. H. benthall, Xig., b Will- O'er 0011 C. 0. Lyttedtoss. b Jack- IBM 4 ran out '. P. Miller, Rata, b Jackaos 12 b Jackson.. 111ainhani. b Jaekios 2 b Jackson Walker, Req., not oat .. 4 b Jackson Oliphant, Ego b illaber 1 b Jackaon b 7, Lb 7 Total 70 Taal. , A letter from Frankfort announces that the mem ben of the Conference of Wurtsburg have adopted the pro ject of Bavaria for the formation of the third Federal army. Thin decision is evidently an act of direct opposition to the hat propositions made to the diet by Prussia.