The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-04 00:00:00

<4: 1 ' . , - -1, '''-' tal r--.~~~t.~l`~' NEWSPAPER .... I • .A . • . \... ....-,„..........___ 4 f..... ' - 1 4 ., - - • _ - . • %.,-,:, , ' ~.. -a - i...;1: -- -- ' il 11 . ‘ 7 , ‘ i . • I .. ii , Ri b t : 1 0 1 42 1 ;•1 - : i, rt _A, -,,, .4 ,• i . ly e , - 1r No. 4,361.] AUSTRALIAN a N EN' ZEALANDPACKICTS. 1 1 ,.. 1 ... t., ,IDs. El Dina, Meade/ Ann LAI LINIL L,.• Di. \ i.• M /.1111 , 1' It N I: sa , l A I'MLAND (NW ZIALAa flw 1.41.. int rrlphrated cII flaps et the BLACK 1.i%11 44 tutu ri.o Awl Al N ea•NOYAL MAIL r wirr..in I. Jrn"Scibed tram Ur larks Mall punctually ai Sbarif . Milpa 1 Clelilas. I Pot To Mil. trail of Übe Yolk.. i ktkoh a I. rot•s WI / NIIMIaI .. Auleffra .. y. llO Loth Dirso l: l e ses lO 4,,...r1i0l As 0•816.... Wllem 4 it t re Maltailablit. . . . . . A rummy Wilma Mb 4 ,rlll‘.llll i „(11111100,i1111.. 10 ‘• Owe by pl•ay Fiitrlame. Ma. 111 yam ipapallol mask Whir ear... - •••••••••• •• W aal dippers al Am awl mem mob of yaw Mg mo ds : simples sow at /fir Ilant orl Mu* WS MI OW o= 4 s ae Ind% aad Oa sopa pearer lave amand • I•4l.—Far 1•61•0* web 6, lAMB BAIN= ••, 1.1•••70•1: •• Os T.TIIACIAT mad Oa, Illeapb•- on* IC. :genii - MESSRS, MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (d Itts kosityarl, tnnitne . LINI a ?AMU MITI to Al It % —ter $11?1,111,1* RN& POUT PHILLIP Direct, to thi. Is. uew MO:SPAY. tbs 10th a Agana. wining at Its spl..ndiii dipper ship SOCTIIAMPTON, A I, I.on. Pai . t• r Tos KIN. enearnesder: Oat loth' Emit WO. [swigs This ship forrue net of Hum. limey Wises= suwl celebrated line of poke" which compriwe the Ito, •lashire, *Wolk. Kant, Norfolk, Yorkshire, sot ether test. Liwatille. 501 dl knows ships. bulk apt ailed *spree* ter na• posssapar Ire& I. Aseeres M sesoomothilneWi ter all similes el pseennors issiorposseit, and ohs win arm so eV p, seriatim tnr PreiXht or appte_ 11100. AuroaT..3.4 11.9mA N. with awata lm ENair >ul sad ..'\s. 134. Lead. uh.il I street. Vameagers by thts bwe et packets from 6.l.litizon to Plymouth hest-class tot 1111011111 - LW Area sn.l 11,..11.i aim for third c h.. Ares. APE of GOOD HOPE Direct (under engage ment.. to H. 11. iiimeniment. and will he despatched early In . the splendid British dipper ship VENILIA. A I, al.. n-irister. I'. 1:Ali i the Wri ' ' Ikrk. Has spacious out _ . IN.-an:tem Fur fecht and passage apyl) W JIMCS TllO3l -1411 titer apiary. T STEAM COMMUNICATION to W E i II 4 : ctI K F L e. YOILIC.—The LIVERPOOL. NIW 1r aM TMILADELPIIIA STEAM SHIP eoMPA NY Mead sh.lr fell pmerr.l iron Sere. qtesm shine. caning at gommasm Ile metiart peascucers sad despatches. as (allows : W EMI-1 5 Win Ll V EIIME FOR NEW YORK.. oil. s erlm rlay. Anvist IT IY BALTIMORE. Weiluesday, Ang. 15. August 21 And every succeeding Wednesday ff.:Cabin pursue. 15. IT and tl guineas, according to the accommo dation. Forwasd pauses, 8 guineas, Including all provisions coxat .1. Passengers for Canada and the Western States booked iin very advantageous terms—For further perticullts apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 2!. Wateratemt, Liverpool. Sr to gl VIS as 4 MARL U. LW WHllama-Mod, NOTICE-I%IPN Steamers call .t Cork Harbour, es boll out ward and Ismasward to laud ad readva Maas. BRITISH aad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL STILAR wRIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to SAIL between LIVERPOOL an.l - NEW YORK Direct, and be twom LIVERPOOL and DSTiiN, the Not.. shito °M Y_ raltlair AL at BI FAX to land and receive women' end her Majesty's omits. The following or other reseals ans appointed to sail from larerpont : ARABIA, for NOTON, Statunlay, August 11. AFRICA. for NEW DIRK Direct, Heturday, Aug. IS. I ‘,% for las-470N, Saturday, August Pommy nntcy, Including steward*. lee and promoons, bat without wines or liquors, which an be obtained oa board :—To II dints MIA I.l.ktuo, chief cabin. L . second cabin, LI6. To Ne. York. chief shin, VG second cabin, El& Preight to Halifax, !Solon. and New York, 0.3 per ton, and 6 per cent. prl• mage. AinAll per, els, 66 each and 'upwards. These steani•stdpa hoe actonino.lat ion fora limited number of second cabin par s,ngers —tor passage ..r other Information apply to J B nor& A!. old Brawl strett, London . D. Currie, Barre. and It Plan de la Bourse, Pols II and J. Rare, BuchAnanAtreet, Gimpy D anal 4• er, queen lows: or D. end C. 31'ller, 8, star street. I.lrerpooL THE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM sEIPIS are appointed to wit betimes GALWAY. NEW 1..1tK. and PsetTorX. cultists at Pt. Jois. Nesrfoss.ll.ool. to l'.twengers mat her Majesty's Yak Thu shortest and moot dirt t route to America. Parana Lanatrr ►OR lIORT.9N. ?arkOr latesiser, wills from Galway Animal T. Ditto ►E NEW YORK. I ..nnanght ?midi; :4eraser from Galway.. August M. Prince Albert.. Screw ditto ditto . ditto ditto 1 Inter I..shile alt.° ditto Munster l'soldle ditto (wow betiding'. Passengers lasiked at through rata Gana London—To finston 1111.1 Xiit, amounting lisawrosamegoalwa. To Mow York ('shin. AEA. /In and €l7. ageoWdbg to accommodation. Steerage to Roston au,l iew York. CT Ta.—lass freight, or other pistil, titan. apply Pi Ilsears. W. a. Tbouseint. GtMq Howland and Aspinwall. New Turd; onto BALL, ADAM, and . 8. rmipot lane. Laotian. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. rACUSSIONS TO VIA NOXIWAS LOW Milk wlll Paddlettles as NV a in., 1.. r I Pit.rd formai. 6.1. mad 40.! : amain*. nor la • beam. Inaba and Warwick, 10a. and ft : 111r~kie WO 7. 11'..4 ilr. maleh, Wolasehary. sad Mika 13 ad. and 7. 1.1 Wol•ertUUllpene L. sad • Widlloglow sat Ahrens. I.ary 17.. and IYr. . tkanistry iw a lark Wrazhara, and herstcr IN, ad. sad 11. , rod Lkarpool 21s. snot 1. 11.1 ...n MONDAY, Amami 11 Mara*" ea Walusaiq, Au. e, uul no W.-doeslay. Aiwa It. Miming as Modem Aiwa I or thus 01,411E11 sad tartar gettlembre ale lab. Horsz WANTED. —WANTED to PUB, I II AnZ a tn.nlerately.alrert FIDEME, within four moot of Linc"ltra Inn. T)liurttla preferrrd Forty poorenton rrquiretl. A 1.1.1) Irarr OW, ..an toll partlrslars, u. Means CI 6611. awl WILLIAMS. lo4brtt.m... 31. UDC, 411 • inn•tkid• BATIIB et HOMBL'RO, near Frankfort-on-the. Maine. -14I'MYYJI szAsoN. use - T s MINFJIAL aTFIL4 .4 110Ylklittl. as evidenced by the analyses of the sekteated Professor Le big. ire stimulant, tonic. alttratlN e, and overlent They are of folonlnihle ...Tyke In reno.eitis dlvordera 4.f the st.,4u oh and other 144tat11144•4 They stimulate these means when the nisi...aims! .• treulation t. ilehrtlve, a*sl•t the pnreme. of seeretion, and 1. , 15e a healthful rezularlty t.. the 4.4,••• of nutrition anal assimilation. They are p.aerfel I..anUal agents In eau, of enlarg. trent of the liver. in atfe4•tonli 44 lb. spleen. In hypochondria. JAU1.41.1 . .., henionts4ol,4l divease •...1 oli-4t114.4te ronstipotion. In c.4•44:s of watt, and all .11•11 f aft 4 . 4004 i.r•41450.1 Ly Inelhelene) .1 the digestive functions, It • tmot happy n have turn o t,t•inwt from th e m. Th e e ih. ✓ y .4 the waters • nor* especially Trt , Vll.4l by those labs) 4Piuk them at their sourer . tor then the ins litorallna ate 44 the e..•lintalns. the gaiety .4 the 4.111714111141144 a Weed at*- , (POO t M . O. Of lb. 111.41111.C001 of in alsettling the aetlos 44 the nw.II. Mal I.everstie The forests, which encircle 11..mhurg • ith their heautifill roue, are Intersected I.) ruts •11.1 Uit afford ay and plessent wax. to the Feldhera. 131r..14eth'e k b. Lather • ttek. and all the pletno.enue point sof the Tannest 71,e ralgnitteent t aoiow.. *hi. It. to the el its archltettun. Judn-too• •Isstrilattloo 44111. apartn.ents. and the richtteas al it, .14 eorst.ons. wrists- os y Yr) 441114 - t 4 4 .11114 . e of the kind on the 1.-inka of the egattalo. mi.al. for 1 4 111,4 And eot t eerts, as at.., for the calory .4 1 nut. et quarante an4l Roulette. tie bemirr I. playe.l with the half 11.-felt, nil the tatty. • Ith one 44. • the daily Teuton of the Kink ot the Trride et 4 4 htanuitti 1.41 , e PI mud at twelve thonund ta.undv, and the enalintens std.- is lair Itundryd 311.1 cizltty I.••••• 16. Atlanta the ..ther tr.. tools may he ....4•14.4•1 4 41 and conifortal.ly reading -1.4.4411. liberally furni.hed with German. Irreneh. English. !tar Iron. Ka.dai. Hehant. ant hutch Journals: a coffee ...du in lb. 441inply style of deeoration . a dleall foe the vino) nient a atom opaninte on In seine temire Need with a.phalt . a wrand slo.ing.roons, Isla re there 1. a table 4110111 e 11 IA I , nm;slve twice a. 1.,,, at one and at I It . 44.. in k, 11141.1er the •uperintendence • 4,l444rated M I Ite4el. of Park, • h.. Ls the 1e..: of the re tnshom at depart,. id of the Knrkin4. An evyyllynt on 'testy* perform... these Wu,. a day h tlo. Illaralflit at the %Sells, la the aftem.sal its the la atitlhol garde:woe thr Cayitio, and In eeennit In the la:m.l tall room it numbers forty three 11110.4 . 1414. 4 4 AlllOll4 *bona the Nesse, Paqui• 20. 4 Iftal.h.tmAnn. Ica41111.: hone play.rsoftlw thallant Opera In Vans, nod )l. Itelyr. I, I I ...f Pare..are tall) ...rti.)..11.14 In 4..1. I •••••1 44 . hall*. •1141 fat,. 4.1 varied description. sneered each other uttlntemaptedly. The Direetort shrink front no sacrifice In I oldravourin4 to render this watering-place its delightful :is to Its visitors W ith this view they have rented 50.0.) a re 44 tt. id an,, horst. Abounding In red deer, roe, bares, not mime eaten , iie ioresert vs abet* the grand lattues a.. le•Id at the . tow of the winter Acuson amt ample q..ninh f the lovers of angling. The t'a'lon of Hontlinnr Is the o 's 11.11Allineitt of the klll.l thAt hot hitherto 4.14.4yed the pri• • of rcrualning .la.. the while yea: thrt.Uith and it is that. I.y the continitstlon of Its pity. it. hall., Its not oil- .ire. ail.l 1.../114.• thr•ltaho4ll the • fatal' •i 4 3. 4 44.41t. It , t1f... - i • A ntionerotis and select (irate .41 viallr4llloll All parts 1 . 1 1 h.- journey from London to llonitinet. Ly way I .4v3µ•, Nl.4)enee. awl Frankfort, Is performed in lb bolus, 11 •ritlatrg being only one hones Journey fro Irninkfort 1,1 lb* oi. or 1., roil and nallsilait, ity In a few west. the new mil t, el ramous dime from Frankfort t.. Hoinluirk will be sfirlavik mol the f...nnary thee be performed In A manatee. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. 11 Dr. IMMTTi r.tuous u.l LIVES PILLS, prepared witheat any Mercurial Imtndlent , fres the recipe ~f Ur w. 4t, of Bromley. Kent. Thew lilts will lie found invaluable to all PIA wear from Idiom. awl liver complaints, indigeetlon wind, tip gliiillhe-a. dit/iness of the rye.. habitual ens. tlt,nese t and an 11 family eprrient rn,liiine they are truly eicel• Mgt, WM In their .panties an.l crateful to the stomach. they cr. ate appetite. Proneite diovilon. awl vtreenrtheu the whole tortoni system —+4d.l tiy wa.ot itri.rzie... in leave. Iv. lid. and gs AL each. De tare to ask for le. scett's Lava Fills. The psalm are a itk . ntare wren pat 4;r, • ith Ittlaim Lambert. Jerisysatreet, engraved us the yuventOsent staalp. TOZZAUII COPAHINE nr B. I ICCHARATED e y cArsi • LE . _...... Met and rubel.. are, doubtless, the brit remedies, but these dens are of • n miLilve taste me: onell, sad re. 4.114.11 c. 4.11; by Noe, ii-mon, and 2.tric di.turhanc. Id. Joman tins 44414.4,441441 In remit-rim; then valuable therapeutic agents perfectly innocuous, by Incrusting, In his eopthine, all th • •Iratire 141-4.144 rt. This preparation ha. 1.,. .4 opted by the Paris Ara.kmy ••1 Sle4lll ine, after more than a tlentaand In ,Is In Perim and the different London hmipitals. via., at. 11, -maa a Guy'n, and 4I Itertholoinen'a under the ran at . . 21. oil& Lloyd, Poland. a.l Leo, l'iark. " Lancet, - Soy. band iI b.. 10 . 1.0 y. The eopahleo, which I. In tom of &verity pluk Sligarlolitlik. e ff ects • curt la 41444111 WI 411.1 ) S, either In Mu', or thrna c diereses. lee ,spode.. 4s. 41 . tree by poet, M. 2d. at • 11. lorr.trit, Trench . heloirt. 411. Ilaratart,t, (.44,4d,,,, . it , k g . s t . 4,l4mugin. Pena , tad all the moat Important chendala. DLAITIL—RIOHARD ATTENBORO I ya I A. A. odurs-sweethe MM lasioraiiit KLIMA 11P00311 rid MEAS. r vaster : Pl _2- 1 - 41 , _;—__ 11 7 14 .0aggula * 1 Su. a •i1f6 L 6 4. 0:2 11 Toblor r; L a 11 • 03612. 7 14 44 } is M e a f l i s 11 Do. Iwo& li• 11 • OM • 12 Doworina SO • LIB • 12 • 111 7 • 12 Do. sap 1•1•••• •rs 11 TOO • 21112216412 36 411024 • 612 0 The odor eapisitas ilota laiaa upraparikaaasiy law garner. Isarallas Aver *was mad forts ot say poems. at IL as el. ILICTIO en,vsz sPOW AND FOUR, . orms...‘ se S ark esporiar ;labial? l• thar==; =wow : Table= pr bnioiri les Spoons It -- 8 - 0 - 1 8 0 1:: • n • Itif II I IT • 1 • • I • • • IT • iOO 1 12 • 11!2 0 1 0 0 A dme w arWila et Ihemma mak amd aU adur M sirimiI iIC= L AITZNIMUOUGII, *c. . OZPOWDSTIAMI. W. DIPORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to .11-1 JONES'S, LowliNesrosde.—Tollalas Table Spoons sad Forks, LI ss. per Our: Dosslet Spooks sad halm ILL per don& Warrardod piked ea pw Mobil Silver. QUITABLI WEDDING PRESENTS.--Con; IV -S COMB sad IZA UT. arabesque pagan. Ma pew tn. to say Tallow Go receipt of a peet-olliee erdier.-.. lOUS. Lowtheroroodo. PIP°RTANT SALE of first-then new and fi theemithand VITiIerTUILL—.I. MITT and Ca, beg to ea anithee to the public that they have purchased the entire Fowls tams of several large houses, which, added to their already the largest stork in London, they are celeriac at half its real value, tiompriving suites of dining, drawing. and bed room appendages. in oak, mahogany. walnut, and other woods mahogany dials& room chairs at 155.. walnut drawing room ditto, In silk, et kw : telescope dining tables, at We. Iron bedsteads, at as. Gl. , every other article proportionately cheap, at the Great Western Furniture Bather, 30, Si, Si, and 99, Crawford street. Baker-street; established 30 years. Shippers to hot climates will find the above stuck unNualled, and are now making the lamest display In London of handy one brass, Iron, and wood bedsteads. all fitted with furniture, and entire new ptuitled beet and bedding compieerk with every description of het-room tor. alters. Every article is warranted. Marked the lowest price th & . 2L . flgures. the or money returned If not approved of. paid to any Nati= la the kingdom. No charge 171; thip mos of arm LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. 'lntroit sad SIM amnia ea taspeetlee of their extensive ITOCII of CASPITIICO, fYe deelole Lod fabric, eoltahte to the reelat teele : deo Kb Deseasks, Brocott , tle.. Kn.. Chintzes. &a., el Orel-elms seesetseter• kr entry et) le of decoration-4 NA 000 0Petreet, aatt IS sad 04 Totteuham.court• road, W. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. BROWN BROTH Llll have acme of the most complete and may kind known. lath up In a very small space for travelllng, { and apisdapted ler hams am, capon military, and Invalids. Cato taw Illeasdlly. VIES'S GF.RMAN WAX CANDLXB, L. 3+4. per Ib.: toe MU& wax or mss, la 14* transparent war, Ts Id. ; genuine was, Ir. ed. ; but goes, hewn. wax. ta. Oid. ; patent sperm, s waz ip l a tt s : oespostle, , 100.. sad 11d. ; motaalo ; magnums. 11.1 . ml.l-alze, ; dire, Sid. and 74. : m=lll)4_L Coln 04, es. per gallon: Free* Ss. 9d. ; yellow seng , and Loa per 11.21ba woritled,__624. old brown klll.lser, Is. 9.1. per packet ; common Wont Wbidaor, la : addle W maser, Is. 4,1. 11..ary. is. W.: rase, Is. abort, 14.—tar cash, at 11. P. Uglily., and soys 4d-neinujihnd warama k SS, Si !raffia's-lam, Charing-am, Larks., W.C. MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of tlat wortd•farised MITCH TRol'aKita at Int. per Par, Y mil landossisti Ida pM irnisath.g apd athertinlnF In Ms ease.—Kr. Kllee as address Is 13, BROOK STRUT, "NUVII4 VO L TO4.7 SUMS, KNICIELBOCKER.S. de. VALVES of GOLD.—WATHICRSTON sad 11200DILN, ter th• writes el Or 1111114 sod It Ummenas Peke" beg lo 11111411/108 sessuresess4 =nOh YALU' a QOM plheriel SO Ur ble• em; Mt hake and the pubis wol preleolsl Or slim 414•41•114.4 41 1h4.14 as Ms ed*ol. Oda lobs aglow rao w ports or carat& It follows Uri pl 4 d IS anis ash h 16m/oft .413 II .al 4111 IT orals .3 • I iamb.. 1 $ peramso. wants .. 1111 TI mob.. 1 4 1/ Illessols.. 4 1 I la Mots 1111 1 anu.. I I u mum WM& 14 Niels.. 11 I 111 awls.. 1111 II lioairsd) 31T14 13 eorsis... I 4 II mob .. 011 U awls .114 4 II sonis.. II II canis 11 111 Ti 4144114.. 111 111 11 axis.. 1111 1 nets.. • 7 1 {=4l T 3 IS mots.. 111 carat 14 11. Mosislaoollmt, Covvotipsnien. W.C.. LM. =r a t of Mobs sod J•wellsry for a. each. N.ll. domes l 11 b molar, and ow ealielhys WI 1 _ _ MODERATE PRICED with GIVIEGAL =CELLE:MG ssertthat la DIUSFS sad SUN can contidantlp a the pommies ad f hlch q Ile Irepand the y remek d s t ay " oth e :r s House ac In the w Trade, sad u are thereby enabled Weller a REALLY DIED ARTICLE at a VERY ',ow PRICE. Tbesaost skilful Cutters are empinyed, arid Ihirs• Wily of mantel sad workmanship may be relied on. THE DESPIME TALLORI NCI DEPARTMENT Is almost daily repleanshol from the best Home and Vonign Markets. THE READ . r•MADE CIAMIIND DEPARTMENTS are far- Maud el HI an Immense meortment of goods for all elms and all .scupotadis, also a great variety of Clothing for .1 needles cd all area . THE IDMIERY and DRAPERY. HAT and CAP, sad BOOT and AIDA DEPARTMENTS, contain a carefullyeelected Hoek of the heal and newest Manufactures. . BTAiioUdi any utklc noiiieapproved of, It will be tI Clang". er e . mo er ney returned. and ALDOATE. and Corner a NEW OXFORD -STREET. tad HART-STREET. CitTMH for JUVENILES of all ages, and G orrery style .ad insterial, at E. MOM and SON'S, Carter at MINIMUM and ALOGATZ, and Comer or 111:W OX 1011.1)8T112Zr and 1111,11241LL1T, abo Bradford mad atilkeld. Tartish*. GRATIS ON APPLICATION 01 POST 11IL/L MUSES and BON'S Book for She Present TM Growth of as laporteM Branch of fleft=try . "Zi. Isles for s.-11 roomourammt, and list ,f Pries Moo (jig patiblied; ao elaborate plse of seir City Promises. Caner of WI cost ES and A.LpglyTE.and. comff iiyia*i.4iiiiil7 . a:llll*fiiiiirxr, abo Dr 4taed rd tlte/~YL Yoetrlr SYDEN HAM TROD BER 8, 17 s. 6.1 , the crowned malt d insimenosta.l free trade, in the choicest fancy doeskins of Ms lisaarga, marrellous for the race of menu. facturing taste sad WU. Waistcoat to match, ea. tkL (Amuse Cost. Us —SAMUEL BIOTHFJCS, 29, Ludgate-hill QUSSHINE anti showcrs—on race-course, or 1...7 railway. or sea beach—require the light, elegant. and basalltally-enialsed ALPACA PALS:MIK sod OVILRAVAT9. at r ai r it tay Urns and shape. at 10a sad L. la.—Made by 9A1214.1. Min, 29, Ladstatehill. SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN WITS, Ms. Scberol ralfg.rois from sw—lialba way by SIAM saorrarss, LaJeek•4lll. QYDDIC HAM DAILY NICOLIOII COAT, 17a. ed, sewed Mello& Made o.b by SAW= UMW fR Ladist.bm. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- SALMON, ODY, and W. sod respectfully inform the pm Mc that their TRUSSES have beeu In l'S6 upwards PISTY TrAlLs, and are found to answer the pimp.... sr.th Nora law and Security than any other Invention. They .111 answer kir Itirlit or Left side, requiring no haler. arap or any galling &mance. Persons in the country are requested .cud ths circumference of the body one Inch het°, the hips. sod to observe thst -Salmon. taffy. and O.: • b stamp e ,t upon the leather case. S.A. —A reniale attends faun 10 till 2 o'citalL Ladies are requested to apply at Mr. Wyss private door. MR. EDWARD DAVIESON'S EVERLAST ING TEETH. of such exquisite beauty and such admira ble Ili that eatery appears to have mule good the ravages of time, disease, or accident. Davi, son s Lt.luld Enamel, for stop ping decayed teeth without pain, Is enamel oldie, and Luta for ever. Atten.lam e from Ten till Sit. 443. West Strand, London, over the Electric Telegraph °Mee. Consultations area Descrip- Ws pamphlets bye by post. two stamps TEr, 1860.—Part free, three 'damps, a a 'if aariaa FA /MALTING Nimes*. GAIIIIIIAM IMPOR TANT IMPROFILM I.:NTS In ARTIFICIAL TRIM sad FLEX 1111 coRALITE Ut Ml's whereby ass sit will wear Ramer that wee neAlnory ones : anti helm:; titled without soft go. wires, at meta* sad taiont any operation, prove a vahmhie deMderatum to all who have occsalon for the dentist's senicra. None bat giro Iltehelmse inaterLds UPI .orlinututhip employed, while the embroils is even less then half the 01111 oury coot.—to be "blabbed null of Mesita Gabriel, dentlats to the Prince Dott-blana, esta blished 113 *et diploma No. 110, Regent.atrect, W. next Mee hi** . and 33 anti 3e. Ludgate-hill. City. The advantages abtaittable by (labelers system render It pre-emlnently superior acid the nearost approach to perfection yet stleined."--Observer. .• (;'briefs treatise should he read by all who coins health. their sy e will save much money and more annoyance."—Morging fle ni r t al.l F..r obvious reasons it b necessary particularly to note the tome. and that the entrance to the City establishment is up the oribate paw'' between Brown, the edvensnitlis, and the Male Are Insurance 0111ce. Liverpool : 131, Delra4treeL BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. TEETH. —Mr. A. ESKELL, Surgeon-Dentist, n, Lower Orosvenorstreet, has Patenteed an Invention for the perfect and panicle adaptation of ARTIFICIAL TEL'I upon a novel principle, which stands unrivalled fur Its utility and 'wooing, whereby one est of teeth &mobile) luta a lifetime, and • second. or reserve eat, Is unnecessary, The eli.n_rs witch take place front absorption of gums, loss of teeth, stumps, Ac.. render ordinary set. comparatively whew, or or onli ae.ellahle at some cost hat, cositructecl upon this prin. epic are not impaired In the disittest degree itaidents abroad or In the country ton adJast those teeth at all times without She aid 111 • drutist. tie Waken does sot pant Reamer to use his patent, which can only be obtained at his residence, where the medical prdesalost, the nobility, gentry, and the public mai see gp g .ciaseue and manta every information. Teeth stopped, Ac. All consultations fns—n, Lower Ortavenewairest, Ind Ben nett'skilL LONDON. SATURDAY ROYAL VLUNTZlkez.4l.llsaaan mat at swan 617M1 0, sad MOW 1001111, Covistgisdas, MAY IVININM sibs edam. s • • THE FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION (V e rir ddi ebtikia o tirgia nearbtrTy sealonad alli leat orgiram, Aft advirthonsat :or or Ist globe IM sad free T. W. ETALPIXTON, To6WroosmiThßogrot-ftroo& to STEVENS and SON, wine and Spirit Mer- BILITIeIi and. tnidirrlAL 111 , 111711 B. end den i siali ZlEspessumend the following, vit. :—ltildidli Gin. Se. It and : WON quality sad strewth, iln aad its 4.1. purrs. ii k unis i= Us. Id. end lie. ; dart sue. Iley, prat , veep superior hithland.lBa sag IlliZ . WA Minn lift at aims and spline era& by pima TM , . owit. - 7% PlidkUldatootrest Within. MoritaATOTIOR— DUTIZIL—A. mimed 11•1 °tipsier% leak De Moore mat, pool bee on appflanlisa. OM* aim ), bOrlis bollided. *gram • Cbalis . 14.0• ••••.# t. =SCagi. bar &OW t . eit 4,4=l eak finj=k, us. : la sirgance seibrie the very boot, ger amo dam omon of say bur of the oboe of tool*. et Ye dew. aimat. Undo& gettoixtx% !pigs, tit. yawed ky _ A n r ai r s atelZr=laall of pais purveyors to igllon. of Lincoln' U, lamb's Oxithdt•trest, W.C. from Um wood, gds. sad M. par Amen : older winds, .la, Ma, Ma : eery Maas and old, eta. • SM., to I2oa. : PemartMa gbarriaa, sound dinner wins. 245. sad 305.. superior. Ms., Oa, 44a, 4M. ; Amontillado, alia, 645. dtK : old fast Indian, : dllto Madeira. 64a. Claret., e Bordeaux, 24a ; St. Jul,ime WM. ; • Ma and =clams, ranging from 42430 146 d lists on appal- BABLOW'S SELF -AOTING SYPHON TIP. Noriat-prirermtred. Noncom Ibt bearer saw wins. UAL BA/ZOOM PATER CABS ftTAND.—No wasW or mama* disturbed la WM', will repay Its oast • hundred fold. Trios lei BARLOW'S AMONATON CINDER SIT= —Ws:nutted to sere ow tea of coals ess. Prise lb. 6d. Bagrartap gratin BARLOW'S MEAT BCBEEN.—WIII roast • bur Joint ern • esesll in, sod more • ton of opal per year. 25e. AkLows POTATO MAIML— The only method to cook them In perhseltew Ity al memo see Its action explalnaL trios Oa In ha Y.B. A l e , Ore te Met BARLOW , IL had Witham direst, investor end palates. Bee that his name end adders is au army article . all others are spurious hattatlona—Mablished 1810. TO GUNMAKERS and other..—HURST'S 'registered) EBONITE IifYLE PROTECTuft prevents injury to mauls and barrel while loading. Price Is. each. Supplied wholesale by the sole manufacturers. S. W. SILVER aad Co., g sod 4, Bishopagate Within, EC., and Silvertown, Xmas. QPEOTAOL3B, improved by HARRIS and BON, will wet certainly the algid. BMW ours* be aide. Sleet with or pebbles, ; steel, wadi totes. Gold sod Silver Bpeolmeles sal Ble-Olemes M M at variety, it equally low Juices. Barrie'. Prayed ols 10. dd gloat tree. THOS. HARRIS sod BON, Optician's to the loyal Varsity, opposite the British Mnsol Ostia Looks. lists RI shed 1780. Cal:Wort—No travellers employed. RIMMEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquisite pertunne—Rimmers bouquet, Newt African towers, Ina Voluuterre bouquet, Jockey Club, tc , are the moat fuhionabin fur this season.—C. KIMMEL, perfumer to bee Majeaty, and privileged purveyor to the queen of Spain. To be had at the A.m. manufactory, Pi, Strand. City branch, U, Come hill, , retail branch, 17, lkoulevani ,les Italica; Paris; wholesale branch. 64 Calls de in Montano Madrid. MOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visiton to the 1. Seaside, and others, exposed to the NW and dust, will had RoWLANDS' JULY DOR a molt refreshing prepssation for lb* complexion, iLlspelling the cloud of languor sad Masada& allay ing all heat and irritability, and Immediately affording the pleas ing sensation attending restored elasticity and hesitated state of the skin. necklet, tan, spots, pimples, Rushes, and discolours thin, fly before its application, and give place to purity of com plexion, with the glow of beauty and of bloom. In awes of !sun burn, or stings of iniects, its virtues have long been acknow ledged. Prioe O. ed. and Ba. 64 per bottle. Cold by A. ROW LA D and BONA, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and per fumer. Ask for Rowlands Ralydor. YOUTH and BEAUTY.—The FLEUR DE L'AGE, or Bloom of Youth, a ergetable preparation, so Innocent that it may he applied to an Ink* big yet Imparts the most dusting brilliancy to any complexion, and mindere the akin beautifully soft. It rdl care the meet Inveterate skin dismal, from whaterer caoo arialos. Bold la eases at U. sad Ilsh Ye be had only of 'SWARD DATIIIIIOIY, dtR Weil mom wor the Blades Telegraph -Mike Deacnptive piunplast tree foe two stamps lesalttances by voltage Mamma. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER sod RSVIMPIP4 ,rith ARMS, CRR4T. or urrnma— RODILIGLM superior creant.laid adhstive KS KLOPES, 4d. per 100. creamtald note, foil site, fire guires fur Od . thick ditto, fl pa e eper quires be li. RDSimperils* foolscap, Ss per ream: warms , Od WEDDING CA, IMS° &WIMPS:B, INVITA TIONS to the CEREMON Y I:D DEOLUSER, sad BALI . PRINTED and STAN:HID In SILT= , with ARMS or CRT In the latent tuition. CARD-PUTS MIXOANTLY IiNUSAVED end 100 SUPERSINE CARDS PRINTED for 4s. 6cl.—Oneerre, at HENRY RIMMUOUX/r welting:Am eetatdletweent, 42, PItSI.ILLY. two Sown Dos liodnalootreat. " The Story of oar Lives from Year to Vcar."—Shakespeare. A STORY by CHARLICt DICKILNS, stlll appear In No. 07, for August 4th, and No. 00, for August 11th, of ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Conducted by CRUM MUCKS, sad A DAysRIDE: A LIERS ROMANCE. A New SerlalTals.l,3ii;ris; cares, will iI;;;aIMOTICed lu No. 93. for Anita 18th. Published In Weekly Nu ben, price 2d. 'deo In Monthly Puts and lialt-Yuro Volumes!. U the Mee. k Wellington street, W.C. ; sad by Mows and Halt. at 193. Pkoadlitt. 1%1E17 ILLUSTRATED TALE, by ALUM THOU. .LAI7II. RAEFORD." an Auteblwrephy. The First Chapter h Teeters LADY'S NEWSPAPER, price ed.. stamped. Cake, Pleetetreet, C. POTS in the SII N.—See the LONDON k 3 REVIEW and Weekly Journal, conducted by CHLILIS Threepence every week. W. little, 11116111141 Cr, landlaunploustreet, Strand. A single specimen copy, free post, for four Mantpa This day. picas is ornamental hoards, foolscap gm ROBIRT B. BROUGH.-" MARSTON LYNCH tits Life and Times, Ms Friends and Enemies," W Victories sad Defeats, AU Kicks and Halfpence. A Personal Biography. My Roan? B Baotou. With Portrait and • Mismiutz of the Author, by GIOWAR AVOCIITUS BALA. London : Ward and Lock, 158, Itsetorz•et. TAY Ey. illustrated by Dirket Foster, mice la , foolscap Bvo, MONT BLANC. By ALBS= SMITH. With memoir of the Author, h EDMOND YAM. Whoever has had the petit of balled beard Albert Smith's Lecture on Mont Blanc should order this most 'mineable account of his Ascent, Its Incidents. Anecdotes, and Peculiarities. London: Ward and Lock, 150, Fleetdtrstil Price an par OPERATIVE SURGERY. By C. F. MAIINDEIt, ir.R.C.a. The Argot two pieta matainlng Operations on the Blood Verde and Joints. London John Churchill, Now IBarthigton-street. W. Mos da. ON SYPHILIS ; • New Now of Ricord'a Lectures. Translated b C. 1. Macsuiut. With a Paper on Stricture by tbs Trenalstar. bold by Renshaw, ntiand, London. W.C. THE MANCILIEEZIONMIBER OP CONNEZCE AND THE PAPER Dtrrten.—A inseting of the Chamber took place yesterday—Mr. R. Potter k the chair—which was owner: molly attended, sad at which the following motion was considered : "That it is neither consistent with equity nor required by the true principles of free trade, that our go vernment should admit,duty free, manufactured goods from foreign countries in which an export duty is imposed upon the raw materials of which the goods are made." After a lenztheneddiscussiosi the following amendment was carried by a large majority : "That free trade implies the power of purchasing for the general good of the community in the cheapest market, and that the imposition of duties of the aaraw materials y_way befalk.wed to pert trffeeforteLur gn nati e ons i rside 1 't not In MOWN-WNW LONDON PREVENTIVE AND REFOR NATOW usenst - nom. —On Thursday afternoon the cere mony of opening chapel coonexion with this institution was performed - by the Bishop of London—the introductory services by the Rev. G. T. Rees, M.A., incumbent of All Saints, Conlon-square. His lordship preached a most im pressive sermon from the text--Gen. iii.,l9—" In the sweat of thy fees shalt thou eat bread, till thou return to the gmund." It was listened to with great earnestness by a number of visitors, and also by the inmates, who at pelmet number over a hundred. The chapel, in its unfinished date, has been opened for some weeks past on Sundays, ads numerously attended by poor persons resident in the vicinity--services in the forenoon and afternoon being con. domed by the Rev. G. T. Rees and Rev. G. J. Hill ; and, is the evening, an address to young men by the honorary governor. We understand that the sacrament of the Lord's Supper is to be regularly dispensed in this place of worship, which is capable of bolding 400 persons. Blox EY OK DERV. —Ou the 15th nistant, and thenceforward, remitters of money orders will be furnished gratuitously at all money order omos in the United King. dove with printed forms of application for money orders. The public are recommended, when applying for money orders, to make use of these forms, since, besides saving time, thee will afford greater security than verbsl dins tiros spinet mistakes. EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1860. SPORTING. BRIGHTON. asiONS. A plessuit termination was p 4 'to the sport in Same:. The proosedinge, whisk ware so aimed* menisimesd at °redwood, were would up unit ssthiststaY ideg=toa laud, all persons exerted themselves silk • operation to promote the prosperity of tb• peados under c nodes we forward with a diebtereairdseem which alevid t a their love et spurt predominated over the "lose of cm; and tletr oLly compensation for ensuring a socesesful (radially wee in the contemplation of the un restrained eicheynimil of the rigatoni. Of the imertions of Nu Henry Darling with whose name the Spasm Nesting sad the Derby Dew ;se inseparable, it would be rinesomes67 to bear tistiumny. 11 nay be eteted, homers dist to ls voinagempt the present panspenty which Igliton mem! have attained' Is mainly attributable. In his orb ha bat bees wet ably sioraded by 11r. Stocked, the sauretary of the tae committee, who entered late the duties attaching!? his race with easel which showed unmistakeably kb prillty for the came which bad bum eatrueted to bbn. It is • aberadmitio of the liigliten nee odds* bwinruire that they undertake their duties merely from a dinnbseeted disife to sport and to Pootrilute to the steam of a which brings ninny_ pecuniary edstntaies to the .towe. The aneliesser, Shiliff exerted hie dogmas:a, and with the utmost sumer, to Or pose of the winner, of sellhig met, and his Admired pewees were not the lies affactivalLll4l they were yaks- Lilly exerted. The course wu under the ahtsdl tbe Brighton conetabulary, dr. itthe chief A v i r gi n w ra lisimpekiihi Mrs! mi • cy of Ms fords. ?her roursertirrin ude minable order, being well covered with herbage. 'Hr, euleellimos d its condition was mainly attributable to the candSorate conduct of Mr. Beard and Mr. the chili of the ground, who, on the of Crti iaga cousseted to keep their sheep ever dose Iday Wt. BRIGHTON RACE CLUB—FsmAy. THE SECOND BRIGHTON CLUB BIRTNIAL fitanitn of 10 soca each, with 50 added by the Club, fee 2- olds ; colts, Bst nb ; fillies, fist 41b ; warms extra. T.Y.C. Okada) Mr. Mundy's Mimic. by Barnton, eat 71b nano* 1 Sir C. luout's Conqueror, Ost 7lb (L. Snowden Mr. ltogers's Blisworth, bat ltlb (including 61b extra (Rogers Mr. 11,. Ten Broeck's Chlffonniere, list 416 Fordham 4 Mr. Gratwleke's Heroical", Hit TM J. Daley) 6 Hotting : 5 to 4 apt Bliswortb, 4 to 1 apt Conundrum, 5 to 1 each apt Mimic and Chiffonniere. Bliaworth led to the bottom of the bill, where Mimic came out, and after • good race woe by a head ; bad third. Thu Bitunrrom CLUB STairs of 10 toys. each, b ft (hen. dkep), with 50 added by the club • winners extra, he. To be ridden by members of the club. New course. (12 sue) Lord Stratiunores Worcester, by Annandale or Mentor, 6 yrs, tOut 6th ,car. Net 7110 (Capt. Little) 1 Mr. liodgmatis Wild Bird, 3 yes, Sat Mb (inc. Mb extra) (Mr. W. Bevfll) I Capt. latle Tocher, 6 pa, lOst Mr. Wood) 3 Lord Stamford's Newcastle, 4 yes, Itst ..(Mr. Rowlands) 4 Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange, 6 yes, leet 101 b (Mr. Edwards) 6 Betting ; 2to 1 apt Worcester, 5 to 2 apt Wild Bird, 4to 1 apt Newcastle. Worcester led from start to finish red won by a length and a half, the second beating the third by three lengths. A PLATE of 100 monk given from the Brighton Race Fund, added to a sweepstakes of 6 eon. oath, for 2•yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, get 41b. T.Y.C. Mr. Alundy's Malta, by OftesHar, Set 7Th . Plumb) I Mr. Ouslow's Coaundram, get 31b .(l Pordhans) I The following also ran :- Robin, Wombat, f by Tecklingtoa, darn by lan—Bliedycina, Mantrap. Betting . 7 to 4 apt Conundrum, 4 to 1 each apt Malta end The Rhedycina filly, Bto 1 apt Wombat. Conqueror node play, with Ma'am second, Malta and the Rhodycins Mly next Coming down the bill, Malta went up to Conan• drum, and from this point the race was left to the two placed, Malta winning_ by a length • th e others, beaten off a loog way, straggled to at wide intervals. Tut Ctriurr Reams of 5 sova each, with 50 added by the club ; winners extra ; to be ridden by members of the club. T.Y.C. (13 subs.) Captain Little's General Hess, S yes, lOst 10th Little) t I Doke of Bedford's Leontes, 3 yrs, Hat AbiMr.W.Herilb Mr. Payne's Buckley, 3 yrs, 9st Sib i Edwards) 3 The following also ran :—Catherlne, Budbolt, Conjuror, and Vulture . . -----. Betting : 7to 4 apt Beckley, 3to 1 eget General Haw, 6to 1 each apt Leontes and Vulture. Vulture made play to the dip, where General Here and Loonies caught The first two fi nished the race together, and made a dead heat al it. The others, pulling up, were beaten several Deciding heat : 7 to 4 on General Heise, who led to tho bottom el 6no WA whom fia aid ono nearer, but failing to get quits up, was des caked by a THE BRIGHTON CLUB PLATE at BO sees. Optional selling weights, kc. Last half mile. we W. Booth's Forager, by TM Cossack. 3 yrs (501.1. Tat alb Challoner) 1 Mr. Hodgmans Apollo, 3 yrs_ 1661), 7st flb kJ]. Grim/haw) I Mr. MMTles A th ens, 3 Ps, tam), Ist Mb... , G. Fortnum) 11 The following also ran :—Bayard, Mountebank, f by Sir Tattoo Sykes—Fortuna, Queen of the May, and Rattle snake. MAW* : 2 to 1 agit Apollo, 10 to 3 agst Rattlesnake, 6 to 1 emit apt Forager and Queen of the May. The running was ands by Apollo to the Stand, where Forager and Athens joined him, Forager winning by half a length, a neck the second from the third. Berard was but. The g was sold to Mr. Wocleot for 280 guineas A PLATS ci 60 son., for 3-yr-olds. 9st 10 1 b ; four, 10st 101 b ; fi ve, six and a ged, llst ; the winner to be sold for 400 love., its ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; to be ridden by members of the club. One mile. Mr. Ooddlng's Tyrant, by the Nob. 3 yrs, Out 10Ib (Mr. Edwards; 1 Mr. Saxon's White Rose, 3 yrs, Out 131 b (Inc. (lb extra) (L Snowden; I Mr. W. Bestirs Claire, tyre. 10st 71b Moyer,' 3 Mr. C. Devon's Independence, 4 yr., met 1010 (Captain Hunt) 4 Mr. Formby's The Speaker, 4 yrs, lOst 101b(Mr. Rowlands) 6 Betting : 6 to 4 apt The Speaker, 2 to 1 apt Tyrant, 100 to 15 apt any other offere& The first two ran in frnt throughout, Tyrant winning by titres-quarters of a length ; a bad third. A Ittrom Pun of 50 ens., for 2-y.-olds ; oohs, Sat nb ; fillies and geldings, Bst 41b ; the winner to be sold for 100 son. Half-a-mile. Mr. eurnares Parapet, Mt 71b (Bullock) 1 Mr. J. Hughes's Parole, Mt 4lb ,Hughes) 1 Mr. T. Brown's Lancelot Gabbro, Mt 71b . (J. (looter, 3 Betting : 6to 4 on Parole, sto 2 apt Parapet . The latter took a slight lead, but in descending the hill the favourite got in front, and appeared to have the heat of it ; opposite the Stand, however, Parapet rushed up to him, nil won a fine race on the post by a head, the same diatauce between the second and third. A PLATS of 50 eon., for 3-yr-olibi and upwards, which have never won 1001. ; three-yr-olds Tat 101 b ; four, Bst 81b ; fi ve, six, and ted, Sat 121 b ; the winner to be sold for 120 sons T.Y.C. Mr. Saxon's Lady Peel, 4 yrs, Set Sib 4_ Snowden) 1 Mr. Mundy's Error. 3 yrs, 7st IMb , Bullock: 3 Mr. Fleming's Fortuna 1. 3 yin, 7st 10Ih r Hibberd) 3 Betting : 7t04 on Lady Peel. The Fortuna f led to the bottom of the hill, when the favourite came to the front, and won by a length ; a bad third. A PLATE of 50 sovs. given by the club for beaten horses during the week, two-year olds excepted ; the second horse to receive 10 sovs out of the plate. Gentlemen riders. T. Y.C. Mr. Hughes's Flitch, by Chatham, 4 yrs, 10.4 101 h, 'incl. MII extra (M ID. Hughes' 1 Mr. Rarber's Prlneeof Onus*. aged. 9st Ildb (Mr. Boynton I Mr. Payne's Itockley. 3 yrs, Slit Mb (Mr. Benin 3 The following also mu: The Speaker, Bel Feparansa, Ambush, General Havelock, and Joyene. Betting: 2 to 1 agd Rockley, 4 to 1 apt Flitch, sto 1 apt Ambush, 6to 1 ant Prince of Orange. Won by a length and a half ; three quarter* of a length between second and third. Bel Fopersnsa was fourth. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. DONCASTER RT. LEGER. 7 to 2 apt The Wizard (t) 4 to 1 Tharmanby (t) 11 to 1 Bweetasuos (t) 100 to 8 Wallies (t) 25 to 1 Northam Ligkt 100 to 3 Cape Flyaway (off) 100 to 3 Horror (t) METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORM—The ordi nary weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday in the Council Chamber, Guildhall. Mr. Bristow, 11. P., in the chair, in the absense of Mr. Thweitee, inoellemillonco of a domestic bereavement—tbe loss of his wife. The cash statement showed the lalanees on current accounts amounted to 112,033/. 7s. ; cash on deposit, to 180,0001., and government securities, to 40,5341. Is. 6d. On the motion of Mr. Bristow, seconded by Mr. Savage, a letter of condolence was ordered to be sent to Xr. Thwaitee from the board. The business transacted was not such u to call foe a report. WIMMLIDON AND CROYDON RATLWAY. —Tester day the balf.yearly meeting of the shareholders of this com pany was bald at the offices, 16, Parliamentatzeet, West minster—Mr. William Reed in the chair. No report was read from the directors, but on the motion of the chairman it was resolved to divide 4s. per share, being equivalent to 4 pro cant. per Inman, free from all deductions, with the eiteeption of moose tee, and immediately payable. The proesediap then terminated in the usual manner. Em's Howatorxrinc Cocoa.. Its deliciour aroma, grateful smoothness, and tuvigerating power have pro cured Its eenerat adoption as • breakfast beverage. ifb. and IPs packet,, at la kL pent, b tiro principal greases. -Labelled "James Rpm llotasopattita Londe*: —kl (Stamped, Id. Additional) ROYAL YACH2 i SQUADRON ANGAirI'A. —..— ooyiks, Azowrr N The account written yesterday, lust previous to' the departure of the steamboat for Soutstols, WI the yachts oompeMns for the Queen's Cup ea their way to the eastward to nom the second coarse. The Adios was then the leading vowel, having first rounded the mark-boat at Egypt Point, mid subsequently ran the Asescre by abotti a minute on the way up to Cowes. At the Werner IVA, the extreme easternmost point of the 000111114 the Zooms bad recovered the lead, which she had lost es the disk aline, , and rounded the Warner cm taw rist qoarkrod 1 • Aline, but shortly after this Om Alba Anis a img I and gained a lead of a mile sad • half ahead at the 1 vs. Bess two, with the linebantmes and Lila 1 If were the onl vessels left in the race, as the Ater I firths, yrtle, and esolution gave in on completing the Brat course, and in fact the race for the remainder el Use dietetic:* was with the leading pair for the Ins, dimppolatoci her friends altogether, and the xcule that can be found for her unfortunate maks. l is that there was "something wrong" about her. On the ' return of the yachts to Ocesse a strong flood tide was spinet them, and the wind was died adverse, they therefore wander nubs lbsiiimilisrabi the sleet. *TOM them aims the lsodias rah add ma be sass for some time, led MMus Iteritopesill loomed over the lend at Old Castle , :t i gt e coloan of the Aline could be clearly made out glass, bat it was se time before the next yacht was mss; aid mein tame &ars was mach dont en shore es *As winner it was no acesys or the Lalls Boon, as the lei wee ha of i bat it Ntg= me amt. ai 6 iiiklbri, , yet she was a Men = of the twang yacht. 1 11e Liali Been was third, and the Enelmatress fourth, I Mimi' she meld bardl7 be mid to have any ammo, as she wfe so much to leeward. After making several tacks the Aline stood over to the north shore to round the Calshot sad Brambles, and here she could be clamiy seen is have a tremendous lead. She made a long, long leg before passing this point and seemed almost to gain her time before less- 1 ing the Brambles, yet it was very doubtful if she would be able to spare the Zouave 28 mm. 30 sec —the penalty shit bad to pay by measurement. Meet people on shore thought 1 the Zouave had met with an accident, as no one dreamt the I new vessel could beat her by so much time, •yet it turned oat that she gained over her renowned competitor by fair sailing, and proved herself to be what was all along sus pected, that she was a climr. The distance from Co wes to the north shore, near thot Castle , is about five m iles, and as the Mine could be clearly discerned and watched from this point round the mark-boat at Egypt Point, every eye was turned towards her, and every point of tide and wind was eagerly dimmed in order to judge whether she could reach home in time to save her allowance to the Zouave. Minute after minute pseud, and yet with the wind N.S.W. and the strong flood making, the progress of the Mine seemed slow, till at last she was seen to reach over to the mark-boat, and clear it in beau tiful style. The Zouave bad then a long reach to make, and the cup almost teemed secured in the Aline's locker, notwithstanding her time allowance. The time taken here by Captain Browne, the secretary of the squadron, was as follows for the le ading yachts : b. in. s. Aline Zouave 7 15 0 As soon as round the Aline set her gaff topsails and boomed out on either hand to smist her in the run up, but the was impeded somewhat by the set of the tide, which obliged her to sheer over to the north shore to enable her to clear the &g-heat on the inner side, yet she came up in pliant style, and her confident and exulting new cheered lustily as she approached the goal, and as the gun &u -nplowed that her course was run. She soon afterwards brut _up at her moorings, and no doubt all on board directed their eyes anxiously, as did the thousands on shore, towards her opponent, to judge if she would complete the course in time to win the cup. The LIMY, rounded at the time mentioned, and here her .ihmes hung in the balance, but as the Fates decreed it, hiked of keeping in the bay on the island shore and shun s* the tide, she made straight for the flag-boat : but she was soon obliged to steer across in order V clear it, and again her head was pot straight, and yet again her helm was altered to enable her to run clear, and with the time thus lost went all chance of her gaining the cup. The anxiety on shore was intense. All who knew the time allowed her, reckoned minute after minute as they pissed, and when the fatal period had elapsed, there was still a distance, small but yet enough left between her and the flag-boat. and the honour of the day was lost to her. The time taken at the Castle for the three leading yachts was as follows : h. m. s. Aline 655 30 Zotaive LB. treat* By this It will be sees tint at the Aline had to allow the Zourive 26m. 30s. she gained by a minute and a half. The new vessel is a magnificent craft, built by Camper, of Port sea, and has thoroughly justified the hopes entertained of her previously to her first match and triumph of yesterday. Ten vessels are entered fur the 100/. prize given by the squadron tomorrow, viz. : Yachts. Tons. Owners. Clubs. Audax 59 Amazon 46 Glance 36 Lady Bird . 33 Laura ID Colonel Armytage. Thought ... 27 Wildfire ... GI Arrow 94 Lulwce th . 79 Osprey 62 Colonel Huey By this it will be seen that no fewer than ten By yachts have entered to contest the prize, of which several are well known to be formidable competitors, particularly the Audit:, the Glance, and the Wildfire, but u the differ ence in tonnage is very great so no doubt will be the allow ance of time, on which so much depends. This computation is not yet made. The town regatta is now (4.39) proceeding, and her Majesty, who is a liberal contributor to the funds, will be preset at five o'clock. The Victoria and Albert in the nee is dressed with colours from stem to stern, and the Fatry is ge.ting up steam to convey her Majesty and the Ruses Consort from the Trinity House at East Cows. A drizzling rain is, however, falling, and may interfere with existing arrangements. ETON AND WESTMINSTER BOAT Adel. Next in intermit to the University boat race has ever been considered the aquatic contest between the public schools of Eton and Westminster, and an additional nest was given to that of yesterday from the circumstance of its being the first that has taken place for many ream and the revival was hailed with much gratification by all gentlemen connected with river sports, and br none more than those who were to be the principal actors in the scene. Much pain had been taken to render both crews as effec tive as pomible, and the anticipation of good sport induced • vast number of persons to be present ; but the event, so far from being a realisation of the general expectation, was very disappointing. The following were the crews : Eros. 98111133113. at 11) at lb 1. Garnett: 8 1 5. Lord narington 9 12 1. A. H. Tontitown 9 19 A R. Kasje cs 4. Y. H. 10 3 3. A. C. Oaslow lO 0 10 8 J. C. Hawkshawl. lO 0 6. B. L 6. H. B. Rhodos 7. C. B. Laws 9 7 7. W. 8. Wright R. H. B. Humtrey. stroke 10 6 1.1. Forster, stroke HopwOod. coxswain 66 I Yates. coaswala 6 8 The match was determined upon early this season, and very little alteration took place in the crews selected The Westminsters' tmining water was mainly between their seat of learning and Putney. and although they were unsuccess ful in their race of yesterday it was from no lack of patience or practice on their part, besides which they had the advan tage of instruction from old Weetrainatens, who 'cook an interest in their advancement towards perfection as c.o.s. men. The Etonians trained on their own water until Monday. when they went to Putney, and practised over the course which they were to row, and both parties within the last few days have had the advantage of trials with crews composed of gentlemen amateurs, in which they much dis tinguished themselves. Until the arrival of the Etonians at Putney the West minster. were slightly the favourites, but after two or three days the Etonians were taken for choice, sod yesterday be fore the start 2 to I was in many cases o ff ered up them The distance contested was not the university course from Putney to the Ship at Mortlake, but from Putney to Chis wick Eyot, which was certainly quite far enough, and was very well chosen. There were several steam Loan &mom nying the nice, and on their crowded decks many ladies, but the weather was unfavourable : there being • drizzling all the afternoon. Mr. J. WW. Chitty, of Exeter Col lege, Oxford, was umpire, and Mr. E. Searle starter. The Etonians won the choice of place, and took the Middle sex aide some minutes before the Westminster* made their appearance ; they were soon iD readiness, and off at • greet pace, Westminster, if anything, having the advantage; but it was only momentary, for, after the first hundred yards, the Etonian" were beginning to draw in front, and in little more than the next hundred had pulled their boat dear; and although they kept very close into the shore, their op ponenta certainly being more in the centre and having what was still running of the flood tide, the Etonian' greatly improved their lead, and went two or three away from their opponents in • very few strokes ; ten s arriving at the point the Westminster, put oe • very fi ne spurt sad decreased the lead of their opponeuts a length ; but still there was • lab pp between them, and the Etonian went on rotes in` it. Again and again the Westminster*, with the most but tpraiseworhy spirit, endeavoured to change the fortune d the day, it was melees; they were not only over. (TWOPENCE. 'matched, but did not row in anything like the usual excel lent style for which the school has long been celebrated. The Etonian', on the oontraty, were very finished, very r, and all exercised th e same amoun t of power. and eortontinned their lead t winning by about 160 pants, and doing the &Maims in 3 minutes 50 seconds. We repeat that the Westminster', although losers, exhibited ths most thorough game. BRITISH CHESS tOCIATIOY. the meeting of this association will be held at Cambridge on the 28th, 29th,. 30th, and 31st inst., under th e premamcy of the Wit Mos. Lord Lytteltom with Laid c remor ms sad Sir John Bland" Bart., as vice pre sidents ; sad a local oceernittee eormsting of the Rev. P. EOM, M.A.. 9t. John's College ; Rev. M. M. U. Wakinson, ILA., Trinity College; C. D. Livemg, Es q., M.A.,St. John's Collage; B. W. Home, Esq., M.A. S t. Johns College B. 'Arr. Z. W. Wilkinson, Ch rist'. College • C. B. Clarke, c ft it M.A., Queen's College; W. Evere tt, Bay,. secretary and treasurer being Edwardl Walker Esq., MA., Trinity College. The proings will be ina u gurated at ten o'clock a.m. on the :Nth with a meeting of the subscribers, and immediately ou its termina tion will commence the grand tournament, consisting of a series of matches between sixteen players. This will be followed by the matches between clubs, which will be contested by a limited number of players on cash side, and will consist of game' played either single headed or in consultation ; in the latter case it is recom mended, for the gypge of saving time, that the allied pier= on, each side shall not exceed two in number. The prime In time easseeters ert ileashi of eels of chessmen, in ivory, the awl:intim contributing, in each instance, one-half of the cost, and the contending clubs the other half, in equal proporticas. Clubs intending to take a part in these matches ass requested to communicate with the secretary at an early period. The names of competitom are to tie seat is to the lead emosittee on or before the 18th day of August next, after which period the committee reserve to themselves the right of rejecting, if they think proper, all applications for admission. Every competitor, on entering his name, is to pay an entrance fee of one guinea, unless he shall hays previously paid a sub scription to that amount : and, if more than is gentlemen enter their names, the local committee are to select that umber out of the gentlemen eo entering their names to form the tournament. Should more than the required number of names lie entered, it will be competent to the local committee to arrange a supplemental tournament, with prizes dependent in amount on the hinds at their disposal. 'the whole of the players are to he present at the close of the meeting of subscribers, on the 28th day of August next, when they will be paired by lots; and any player who shall not then be in attendance is to be considered to have re ; signed his place in the tournament, and the local committee are to nominate another player in his stead.—/l/earreted London Neter. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (nom LAID Nloll7'lll oiserri.) Wes-oencs, AIIMAT 3.—The Queen lute been graciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the de coration of the Victoria Cmss on the undermentioned office's of her Majesty's Indian forces, whose claims to the same have been submitted for her Majesty's approval, in consideration of their gal entry and distinguished conduct during the operations of the expeditionary force in Persia, in 1856-57, as recorded against their several names, viz. : 20th Bombay Native Infantry—Captain John Augustus Wood. On the 9th December, 1856, Captain Wood led the °moodier company, which formed the head of the assault ing column sent against Bushire. He was the first man on the parapet of the fort, where he was instantly attacked by a large number of the garrison, who suddenly sprang on him from a trench cut in the parapet itself. These men fired a volley at Captain Wood and the head of the storm ing party, when only a yard or two distant from that officer ; but &Moues Captain Wood was struck by no less than seven musket balls, he at one threw himself upon the enemy, passed his sword through the body of their leader, and being dewily followed by the men of his company, speedily overcame all opposition, and established himself in the place. Captain Wood'sdecision, energy and determined valour undoubtedly contributed in a high degree to the anemia of the attack. Hu wounds compelled him to leave the force for a time ; but with the true spirit of a pod soldier he rejoined his regiment, and returned to his duty at Bushier, before the wounds were properly healed. 3rd Bombay Light Cavalry—Lieutenant and Adjutant Arthur Theca-Moore, and Lieutenant John Grant Ma. column. On the swam of an attack oe the enemy on the Bth of February, 1867, led by Lieutenant-Colonel Forbes, C.Et., Lieutenant Moore, the adjutant of the regiment, was, I=, the fi rst of all by a horse's length. His horse I " into the square, and latently fell dead, crushing down his rider, and breaking his sword as he fell amid the broken rake of the enemy. Lieutenant Moore speedily extricated himself, and attempted with his broken sword to force his way through the press ; but lie would aasuredly have lost his life had not the gallant young Lieutenant Malcolmson, observing his peril, fought his way to his dis mounted comrade through a crowd of enemies to his rescue, and, giving him his stirrup, safely melted him though everythiug out of the throng. The thoughtfulness for others, cool determination, devoted courage, and ready activity sham in extreme danger by this young officer, Lieutenant Maloolmson, appear to have been most ad mirable, and to be worthy of the highest honour. Her Majesty has also been graciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the undermentioned seaman of the royal nav y , whose claim to the same has been submitted for her Majesty's approval, in consideration of an act of bravery which he performed in the recent operations against rebel natives in New Zealand, es recorded against his name ; viz. : William Odgers, leading apeman of her Majesty's ship Niger. On the 28th of March, 1860, William Odgers dis , played oonspicuous gallantry, at the storming of a Pah during operations against rebel natives in New Zealand , having been the first to enter it under a heavy fire, and hav ing assisted in hauling down the enemy's colours. ADMIRALTY, AIIOUST 3.—APPOINTMENTB. —Lieu inaot R. H. 1). King, to the Orion. Paymaster E. Harris, to be additional to the Impreg- -.— noble. Assistant Paymaster J. N. Harvey, to the Royal Adelaide. Experiments with a pontoon bridge, invented by Captain Fowke, R.E., will be made on the Serpentine this day (Saturday), at four o'clock, in the presence of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and staff. The bridge will be formed by a mixed forts of the Royal Engineers and of the lst Middlesex Engineer Volunteers, under the oommand of Captain M'Lsod of M'Leoi, they haying been especially trained in this branch of their duties under the inventor's personal superintendence. THE Taoora uo CHlNAL—General Sir Hope Grant has notified the following appointments :—Lieutenant- Colonel Saumarex, 21st Madras Native Infantry, to be com mandant of Hong Koh ; Captain Lynch, 87th Foot, to be town major; Major Cobb, 87th, to command the provisional battalion; Captain Vincent, 19th Punjaub Native Infantry, to command Native Indian Depot at Hong Kong : Lieute nant Beasley, 87th, to command the Chinese coolie co rps- The The whole of the troops serving in Chins are to receive the allowances gives in India. Tun WkILANFFICK—Mr. W. Browne has been appointed aceountant-genend of the Waroffice, vice Mr. Kirby, who retires; Mr. John Milton succeeds Mr. Browne SS assistant socountantleneral. UNIVERSITY COLLEcE, LONDON. Yesterday afternoon the annual distribution of prizes to tho pupils of the junior school, in connexion with this college, took place under the presidency of Mr. Edgar Bowring, son of Sir John Bowring, who was amongst the earliest supporters of the institution. A report detailing the operations of the reboot, which were deicribed to be highly satisfactory, having been read, Mr. Bowring briefly addressed the pupils, and then presented prises for efficiency in classics, mathematics, and various other branches of instruction. Eros Cow-Bor.—The examinations for King's which commenced on Monday last before the Provost and Vice. Provost of Eton, the Provost of King's College, Cam bridge, the two posers the Rev. 0. Waterfleld end Mr. Borer', fellows of King' s, and the Head and Lower Masters of Etoo, terminated this morning, and the result was an nounced by Dr. Goodford (head master) as follows.— Placed on the indentures for King's College, Cambridge—. Merrindin, Mosley, Hollingwoeth, ma., Young, ma., °seek% Austin-Le igh, mu., Cobbold, aged respectively Is y e ws ; Durntord, Churton, Daman, Cameron, aged re spectively 17 years. Rejected— Yhillpotts, no., Wilson, and Constance. Arranged in order of merit for Eton Foundation as vacancies occur :-1. Maude, 2. Blakrsley. & Wood, 4. Morris, & Tindal, 6. Gambier, 7. Philp., 8. Wilkinson, 9. Dur u ford, 10. Cheraside, 11 . Walter Ware, 12. Sevier, 13. Giles, 14. Dowding, 15. Hawtrey, 16. Har rison, 17. Coleridge, 18. Foley, 19. Kewley, 90. Arthur Ware, Superannuated—Ainger, Bosanquet, Pickering ; the latter gentlemen has since been presented by the Provost of King's to a scholarship. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published a set of Stereoscopic Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of St. George*, Windsor. They are of remarkable merit. The depth it long desk colonnades, with the mystic obscurities dental Realms of light, is rendered with a fidelity to n ature un equalled by anything we have ever seen In s tervoscopes.—Athe. meum. June 2S, IMO. "Highly Interesting and valuable." —Daily News. The Beres complete (IS, scot free on receipt of a post- Moworder for 275., or two samples for Is 2d. Wholesale and for exportattoO.—Prederic loses, 148. Osfoid4ddeet, London, Wel opposite Bondsweet.—sdragssment.