The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-20 00:00:00

M fc,-- ' ,,0,./..<4./Z. r II- % --d ..."--...-,--vok.ve _tit .._ ' , 1,_,,, .", • ar ' . NEWSPAPEE ' ..lfrf..- - , r...•-.. „ , 'I. ~..„ ~ • 1 ,:. :Cri,-ii l / 2 .; ,1 ii - ~ ~ .• . ....1 `tiaUdXA . I No. 4.322.] TIEVITT ttu l 7.4100R1 AUSTRALIAN 11 LINE of PACKET SHlP —Fait SYDNEY Direct ti mill tt the rtver on the Nth ..f nabs M to t piLoienerri iin thr 14 of Avow. all trip**. Pain .hip 1.1 Utnit E. A 111 yarn billolal uagi • 1111,n. D. inO•ar and niri.Urr .01 to JOHN C•mo stal•ler hilt: in the Loot 1011.. Was& TIN Ow Yip by been Iwilt rape, .1) for the •t)iliir. trade Mit lo• • SA &wog,. with Sr.Lnith &,..INW.IO.IOIOn. . cAt.W PONOWS: 'tweet. dr. L. twins lay and airy. sb. dm Min • distrabl• oppor tunity Fq s low awed cabin sod Intermediate sod • •11 evP•rin•NA rwrawnic—Fie terms d 6ddt or pm .., •p d. E tiffiLATLY. with the ovum •••Milost. I.4nebou. Aptaiii WILLIAM:4. on board ; es le Dzyrrr I 11441:E. lo s billiter rtreet. I) EV ITT and E MOORS AUSTRALIAN LINE LT StllY. Vat PORT PIIIIS,I2DIraeg ar r la/44.1110g Mote Malt tart abily ODMINArir. 1 I•Y ran holimulogro /draws D Dunbar awl and. barflies J•IHN BI LIVER 0 4 141,111 Y. Cummarabor: Wag da I' • Lai! 10•1 Ia Thl. tine 'nod was beat impair bar U. In le Rea a fall pain% with last-rate sccommoraillas tar an.l sill carry all exp,riraced aaggeia., lb* • 111 rd 111 a .1.27 euforri..r mantic' for the curing, se aid. sad Li .ilalirat• I to. tivr 4t suckers In taking oat SIOCk ▪ 4.4.) trrnas • f fte:4ht or pa/law apply 10 DEVITT gad KimatE, MM., •trrre. DE'ITT tvl.l 4) )4 RE's ArSTRA LIA N LINZ .4 r‘.•1111T •ff 11 . —l , r 4 :CCIJO•0 Direct letiverthi at IS wharf. a rivulet, Irad•r 14 . 1 . a few lee. of lIRIt wnly, the well kweal flipper Imilt skip TilAfl Lt, AL to Megan a lhalotar •11,1 NotlA lea tow et-deter. TATIIAII. enammateier I>>lm In Inc Fwat Jana Lr Aka 7lia Ant Alp has a hill p with heat rate ac,..annotlatine for pewietAn —"De Irmo al or purge apply to Me Z. CILLATIA, with the swam. Yore-street. Llnieituatit n e ye DIVITI lad IIINiIL I. illtlier-strest. I)EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ PACKICT SHIP —Par LAUNC.MaTOTt Laroct "Mar tra/ar. has gnat part .4 her amp. oopatpal, MA Will hare tr OreprOL . swetaltal dipper ship MCNsopIAN. Al. rs rro too. :: C onnumkr 1)1n4 la Wr 1...11.04 7hde ship has horn Laiit estoroily f-r Mar trot , . a. 1.1 km ant •ote ir.votartirolalioa tor thief ratan answe rers. —For earth, porticolan.pply to Mo. tAslter. Mr T WALM/UL Us. it M,lmaapbtor or to DIVITT sad MUOIE. illOttar•rtivol Dvirr sod lit if )ItE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a rArrn sal P. —For LAU:SCRATEIN Direct a mods" trader. Im l lacrwom for a few tons of Ugh ~:otala 01, 11 • Um o parodOl elfpinr 'amine W LATLIC V, Al. rk kti.ter JJO ton. TUII Ay 1 1 .41T11 Commander. . Wog In lh • 1, mote thwILS Ha. Itmt-mte aeromenebttlow for a few chief cabin tewAeo4 —roe funherpartOnlare apply o. Mr. T. B. WA IA EL if,•. -I Helens-place. or to IfltVl7l and lintflLL. O, Winer. West. DErrvi and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE uf PACKET Sun —1 oder enitintement to the latigration Agency. Tio br :iv...patched gOth June . bog shipping day 2,t. June —rat finß KT Tittt N Direet. the Britl.ll hunt clipper stop ISM; ID THY. SOTH, A 1 13 )Clll,, ntt time trzkler. ritOltfig Ilk EY. Coninianiler Iynua In the Logidoit bolts Till. flue %hip h a full twain. with superiig dation for mina pnuarterern, and will !Wry au eXpOrillalled outwit. Having performed lbw outward voyir.te In days. saw Wren a prefer ilile oiquiriunity for shippers of tine goods. —For term, of freight or pamage opts to DEVITT and MOORE.% ItilhterLdreet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PAf'Krr /4/111P. —Yoe HOBART TOWN Direct (a re eutar trsirr. haring JIM arrived bum the °rim, lake we& .urn fkAtalallaur skip 'MY, A 1, WO tow refilere s., _ .... ll.lClLAND W KAY howitk, ' , uumakkief : Walla am um. " * "'" nil 2irr slot, h.: full wi hay t %eller , aepouriedr , kr ne f e ar r. andla=tantr thket p.b.euxerc —far Isms of freight Or • apply to ?I ..r. ItIcIIAR ONUS 10101711.11 e an 4 ro. T. $t 11,40," plaer. btahopeerie-rireet ; er to D&VITI sod )(wax, t.. liallter•treet. AI.7BTRALIAN k NEW ZEALANDPACKETS. LONLSIN W aYDNEI tenet, Nomads /MULLS LLNK ROM S." to alu). m &NE aad AUCKLAND (NEW =LAND. The h.Thowine re ie !Rated Own. Alpo d the BLACK BALL LINE ISRITI 4 II sad AUSTRALIAN at-ROYAL MAIL PACK L I s swill be despatched hula the Lando. Docks paactaidly as 1.113 r sbps. lath Port. &Away . Wytheanso 1 1300 Sp 'July 10 lidenu-d I ! Ann kIAA4 .. July 10 Spirit ..f the Nowtli... Atka Ldith Il vie . , King 1600 Sydney — Tic, splendid vessels onArcr an linntiAll opportunity to pia- saw I • n o d shipper. of flue and season gouda desirnua of pun, &Wily and kinopetrlll . they coniprift solute of the lined and biltr.t ‘e•aela afloat, built awl fitted eaprewly for the trade, Sad by tin ir rajnoll pninia.wei have canted a w , .rbl known replan- Mow —For freight or paat.t.te apply to JA MIA BAJINE-s sad Co., Llserta•.l or to I. 61. MACKAY sal Co., 2, Mourptto.. 1111104. London, KC. X nievnere call at Carlo Hyboar, on both oaf- ;. - vlll.lhioniroard to lead and receive Mali& BRITISH awl NO S AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STROM en ^ aggehtied to the kitaintity to SAIL h.:totals LIVIIRMIL our NW YORK direvt, wdl,. Severn LI V' Klemm and Botrrox. tie Seam Wl* only calling at TALI VAX to hued and naive purompers and bar Majesty's Hall.. The luDowieg or akar rends ere appoiuted to mill Owe Liverpool lritiOlA, for (MW YORK Direct, later ay. Jane rt. ARAIIIA. for BUNTON, Saturday. Jane :to • AFRICA. for l'igtt YORK inrrct, natal dey. July 7. 74%.111.2 paraujo . n. and rood. L.r Vaarn and Illvannah, to IK tn.nd.rTed at Year York us Ward the ruyid roll atoaveahip Kama Pawing. , money, ladialina fgllrarri fee en , l pririsioni, Ant without win., or Ihiaora, whirls can be übteinc.l Ull board . .—To hfalwal &evo iiild att. eccowl cabin, 0:101, To New chid ...bin. ect.aal cabin, LPL Fret to Nrw oat. it. 3 per ton, sued 6 par ant Dery •ruall earl) awl uhearila now bate ac. Autimaielhoo I, Itiit..llloo3l.rf of 10001 id table' pas- DPW r. V. poeteu.:e ..tivr aid...70.11.M apply to J. a Fiord, 66..6..114r05dd1e50t, Lose eue U Currie, Haw% add U. Mot do Is Moen.. Paris , U 6,14 J hums. lidelsands44rest, Oi/MOW It leer, treesuatowo . or D, adG Salvor, d o IWated , street, 1J rerpeol. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK —The LIVERPOOL NEW TO soil EIPHIA STEAM SHIP tYlliPANY.lntend denW.chlad Orly Rsll.prnand Inas Mara SG aralalps, calling at 44uuenutneen olotrtrit passetsprs and despatcher as • full,era wEEK 1.1. PROM LI vtitrogd, FOR SEW YOLK. ►JNNKIIna H. thla J was 10 V. •Int June V IIY nY \l.ll 11nR1., educnl 4 7. July 4 cvcry ce•thad Wednesday. Coils pourso, oloi it outmost, ocoonlitio to the seccomato *Oka lortropt parade, a gainer. ladadiad all Narrow osold. Pronagen for•rants and the Wigton' Sian booted co very advantagootta tornso farther putlicalon INMAN. 12, Warratreet, Livespnal. at to 3114tCEY, el. Klux WIIIIIRInMest CRI. CTEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via S IZIN I V, I t=VtIi umk rUU lo C rira a r ANGLO rA.lioN. Odr dry, Jou 10 PALANTIN T. IV,ohvortry, loorl7. NOVA 114 tal A N, Wodsookre. Jail 4. limoot mow to Nur Yott, link% enolops, Ilootroai. T► footo, sod ilsolltoo. es sod Illooodialt b seams ilatkra. 7. %owl AS :So 111 pals Ormods, se throost Wit to lot W butt in to on to WE L W 1/4 War. Ewe. brrz A M to S. PETERSBURGL—Tb• Nardi ligtrivan LlO.l. Kew flt.l 11. pouvefli UMW 1111111101 !Mon, c,.4,6, au %11:1"Ell . 111 Leave Ow tbei above port lib lirlimaa 6 itly As). lA, atria amemoroditlosi Iw piiiimpri. lha passaw it, . owl, to nuLurre. (MAVIS. awl PHI , 11, 4.4 War. i dy, LC, siT i, %M cz a v vr i s t s ttrlllt i DAM sad the RHINE . iLtiv_tee loom,* slosie sm oiti m ia sis TrilloMlls r a Zi al m ra. 6. :2811 . 1.7 . u ;7.7azwrootp, o t Z li trat pomp, as., inkti ns. Cloipllo's ii.r= ......, ~.: or So GIATIES. sot O PIM, Apirta itt Nalliabris Illsra.losi otogooy, %I. builtao. CA,. RC.to l RO_ _ WLANDS' ICALTDOkon _Orionis! botanical preparstkmn IIMPPIMMIS Mad ismillqiis eel skin his peeteleiled Med MOW alampa ". = etyma the seat it,ntlitret. end yeell= oriale. Meb ea at athi emit. Wet In, Mee 004 other rotaanete Silk Slid 1.1...,11.4 It ebtlatee Os da.l.d dimmir ea tha *Lt.' eltb nelenitterte NM ad may at Woo osier l. at la al ~ , r=as r he repata , tram iha mks" dines ad twit.. b. the tames Oar. Prim la AI soll SA AL per i.etto. Cbtellow—Tbe mei •• Batimada . lialrear • sae ea the stemmed ameti AM* awl dm* risallata. "A. Starteall W *a.. la toll Irk at last. Said at II MatAatastadom don wet 4, cionlats sag parfamon. ItCPTURES.—By Ravi Letters Moist %HITE 310C.MALIN Win TRUSS (psdried and ethl.ete•t un the Fetid AWL sow is aisarti wrongs of SW v...t• al gentlemen to he the nod eeedieIIIMISNIIIIIIMIONIP live Ire dement of II Thew of oiled maim hasti•l IH. its •S• t.. Is bete avoided : • nett Moto fell Wen i•IFIl) whole the resorldte reds/Ain poweir Y rappllall 1.1 tEr SIM% PAD end PATENT LEPLA . A efil r. m h ease and 1.. twos that It canon. be &lotted. sod rRT It • .rn darted eh. p A dooripUse circular may be MA, ud Me Trete tomer •bd 11 pod, on the elretizahoresoc of the 1.4, le.. Wawa hrh.• the hips brims sent to the soaker. Yr. *HITS vs. lrlrrrl.tly An I edelleal Trues ore the woo Ow cry e, and • %mak i• teat upon loam. ("ANS, BUNIONS, awl DEYBCTIVE TOE • NAIL/ RITRACTID sad CURED is abe sidsufe, lebbobt t Wog .er ND% by Mt RENDALI. td, leing4gest. by Dm 14.461111 pivot be 64 lir Randall Ms lomilunelab IMO Ibe Royal Family • twy be weft .ebb anelseads gawk traye.:6 14rr prt. M. 'moping% siaibsr l aa I.lllarb. :—Prawa aim . IL I ...1 Nolo, d L.eael.m -- fir UMW! basal! =a t • nerst. in my Yom writimat 61t bag yobt.'—'. RR A k AL Ni Jadesiotim, kali We Yew Inesalls sad • tura:4lA from Ma by We UMW. and WI 10,010,7 ilingge, 0, BarraSitreel Qiimgraat. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—CHEAP FACT RSION to the WIRT at INWARD, offering heal. ti.. for visiting TavWeek. ?non, Penance, Lind's and. Re `.. On SATURDAY, Jane U, an ILICITISION TRAIN will 1.., Paddington at 6.39 nu . for Wioromaurn-mmue. High bridge Bridgewsgsr. and Tmodom tanajea sad 14a.. Tiverton awl Raetsr, tta M. sad lea ; Barnstaple and Bideford, sea and flea : atirernsn Amelia, and Teigamouth, Us and Ws : Newton. Tommy, toe. and Telmer. 17a. and lye.: and Kittubndll• Send and a. 30e. sad 204 returning on e Saturday. Jaws 11, hum 516 a.m d and in stations &lpr landhilla wishing to proceed to any station en the nebbish. enema or Wed Cornwall Railways, will be furnished. opal prelestios of their excanion ticketa at Plymouth. with Ant, snood, and third clam return tickets, available for return up to the 29th of June Inclusive, at a Engle fare for the double Mainsy. C'SH ADVANCES MADE, without dela , by us LONDON' INVENTION! 0010 ANY IE4 :r=baatelna, on Naps& id Inada Ws of es* or giber ap• sonnelty, repayable by cry laliaamaan a/knaad S pie cant. on al aummaa above AL Capialert s oo:: V dam at NIO and if NIL Illamaaaanats amid Sat wit tray ouglisMiws. ANDREW JOIN NOM Ilawashar pIIOLIMIREIG,_ _ _____BIIRVEYING_ i _ ARCM AA TILTCI2. Iia—TbACTICAL lIIITUTTION sham b atraVITINO, kb"las all bieblabbLArelibeebb• band ing. Drasabbs. , la • abet awns, as amiable lamb n ;Z e r i. ratil, his of lasibubba, We ite..—rar polopsomis lb Maar OW-. 24 Obldford. st bmabbibsa. CAUTION.-WATIMINSTON and BROODIER roximaad tie palls le Mae th e can Ookl stated oa lb* lavalea—" Mai OW and Pere Gaal." as apptied to Jewensl7. N6tibildis. w__ 1_ and DitOODWrd (SOLD /WA all main amalmatired by Mow an aohl apna Illi sa X dr a s t . kat Ihrumder•rie pram Illeandeakey, sail asisoomia. W.C. Asimpt was a Odor we la task—LS. This eatablaalamaist came aa II la amis. sal ea ellaaalari al 1 MIL ATE. —R I HARD ATTENBORO , I . 72I 49, Oxfce4 street, W.—The best Loudon-mode =via MONIS rd leiNS, as wades.: P 14439 paillers. Tined p411499.4106914pati0ni l sa Te r . 0.44. 64.18 9.4. is. salt L 12Tab1eM34920r4. 11 00311r1. 1 14 • 0 4019 d. 11 0 0 PAUL 110•6•9111 , „ .14 1 040 I „ 0 11 Dramatis. SO T 111 11 12 615' 0 76 12 blk W 941 /4- 20 6 816 1 12 6 Ls) 9 7 6 11 Ts opess4 10 716 10 4:U 111 0 1 16 014 8 5 6126 oilate mulattos for taw Oak at toaatoly low pekoe, dettowl-lautd silver spoons aad tanks at say pattern, at 7e. per oz. =MIRO SILVER SPOONS AND TORRS, invented London reade. al a much etiperter quality to thot usually sold by troantrines: Tahk Appose per domes Table lefts Dimeri TSpawn f 1 1 1 • • 1 • • •a • Tiad. Sings. Si 6 0 117 0 1 0 0 1 8 0 111 • 1 8 0 111 • •17 0 1 Ileis at as err nay sod ra other requldiee et wigai lumfgrATTEMONloo4lll. 11111r1111111111. 0.1103.6111111WL W. N()TICE. —The LONDON GENERAL SIOriNING WAILILIOIasi will CLOSZ on SAT( AWAY Bast at t o'clock p.n. JAY'S, UT, U 9, and 2M, legent-etreet. BUM= E. MOSES and SON beg to state Ont their pre parations for SPRING aad SWIM= exceed have f their tamer efforts as will la eatint as ba varisey. They visited Ilk principal markets bath at home sad abroad fur the beet and newest ruannfaebarea and bare sweeseded in eollectins Oa an atennotent of goods as bat never Wore been exhibited ander I JIM wed in this or any other K,,coaanT Their IiPOICE TAIUeRINO DU MINTS have been sopplied with an endlessvariaty of the eholeset and mast copular Salaries. Tbrlr READY-MADE CLOTHING STOCK is complete In ever niespft,t, and they venture to lay that for elegance of style, dura bility of material and workmanship, tastefulness' of knish and titiapsteta, it Is gaits unequalled, even in the metropolis of V a i ogre has boss bestowed on the HOSIERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT end ARRA DEPARTMENTS, which have been furnished with en entirely new stub of fashionable mei seasons bas rode at such prices so viable the proprietor. to otter their patrols very meat adventsge& MOSC' end SON take this opportunity of annoonc- Mg that they ilit,ll.l girths their customers the full iseuellt of the atesidauu of the duty on alike, Gloves. Ac. X. LOBES mid SON, Corner of Minorite and Ably:ate, and Corner of New Oxfordatreet, end Hart-street. Country Kimmins : Bradford and Sheffield, Yorkshire, M4I ,4 LA Yid "NON wish it to be particularly observed, that H any article be ant approved of It will be exchanged, at the loamy :stunted, without hesitation. _ _ Matz Butok for :ing asd Bummer, containing "The Growth of ow important branch of British industry: with 11111111 for saigansmitroment and List of prices, may he had gestic on pop& isdiss, or pest boa THI " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, anis le various mimeo asbd Wier's; sad parttedarty orniebd kr milking, dam Vanillas, sad badness. Thu Is salvor* siest I. be the yeasiondortable and service olio Ilea nw taingisaid. Pries fro T. slaiderd id IL WJS mad lON, maw of Moods/ ••• Aidarle. red OWN/ eit ire asterialmost sad Ilat•treet. Q TDENHAIE TROUSERS, 17s. 11., the 41TIPWINki melt of seeteemoute.l free.trole, to tbs eho‘eest fterr iirdkro of MY wow esarrellotui for dr nos of ram far tads sad ddll. Weideoet to metal. lie Ott. Oloalaa Cork 111s.--11ANIIIII 111101=115, re. Ludoste•bill. SUNSHINE sad showers—ou race-course, or or sea-hesch—require the lighL slogant i c: ALPACA PALITOTB as d OVERCOA of cad shape. Al Kin. sad Its. 04.—Made 119, Larigste-hlll SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Schad Cniknii tram 1106.—Mails li ly by SLINK StOTHESS, Si, LadolieSlN. EII I :XNHADI DAILY NICOLIGEE COAT, 7a 61., ismit Macs. — Ma i cely by 011.31U . 11, 011, °OLT'S REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, vv and laW MODE. SNOT 01 , i. for naval. military, and sporlban papas, travellen, and house protection. Rides, 34 44, 46100 calibre; 21, SI, 17, Su inch barrel. ItZVOLVELS, *MA alai ban; 4, Ik 8, 7e-inab barrel ; land I sh ots. lasaarlpliva lid Irma —Far as* wbolanals and MA the =atawitadimr, "AMU'S. 00L= . 11 . 5.W Avoid atiaiwilits.—lhorp aaa BIM sad CHIALPINT TZAR sad M/I'lllll r iitiILAND see s 6 ebb lbws bt bs M PHILLIPS ad Ow. Tea lissettast^ Log 1111111mairseh COW. Geed Mom used Ousse lbh th , MI. la.& 411., sot r.: she bseshess its. K. 4 WC sod is. Tea so/aisle She trim eb MIL SIM esseimer bus le Ng railway @Wes sr swim* Nem la Paiitsat • piss emu* hes. hogirs Wombat pier LY pooh swims bus wilhisitibi Miss al the Qt 7. TART MUM sad PRINIERM, 10a. per 1 dam; /bit arm awl Maks. se c ,14 r iew susa . New Darin liamalaba lea issua ; wad Wool Yam& Thais and Pala Oa Illua Gam add Tallabbe Pas, ?NNW Ilaalia In d ez ew oillnarrist allosibb. Oman Oarlema Illemiaa Oa and alnallairg Dams. 111111.1011 Mag. Tart aM Iraialmals ". = Armed to oast% NA Malty wad Teas mew sad t* pet lb. —At PAULINZITI. at Joausalrbak e Ited4 ft. JIMINSWIHNIIIIIII. ZIDYB CILIBRATED RIADINO SAI7OI, which is •• kighly seiseased with Itsh, game. steel= tie sad esii meta, and unrivalled ter am sold the wet respectable dealer* la lei atissee.— J. awl C. 00C Read ass, role Manufacturers. WITDING aad BIRTH DAY PRIBINTIL 1101/11540/111, 411, tkcadllly, Willie 1/$41•11011 Ms his ellspaat nom a/ DIMINO CANDI, TWILLING DRESS ING UAW DOW= BM* Wrltlas Oases, Work Jewel= LAMS RITICITIE and CARLIAGN BAti k l es t t Aosi : KEDIAVAL MOUNTIDINVIILOPSCASIDL =I ING-BOMB, sad LNILSTANDS at Nast•lOW CaAketk Neill sad Glove Boise, the NEW TAUNT 1111MCIGSINCI NOM she • &otos variety of ZIAGASCI NB sad NUVILTII2I suitable for PIthhENTATIO ,N too various to ilawasrate. T• he had it HENRY ROLOILIGUNI 41. ThileSSIL be dams tees Saelnilis-etrest. BItIICKNILL'S SKIN SOAP, the beet for pre lade, • dear Sad healtibp skis ; to ts. whet. el Mar tablets or eight ar ra -z . Breekaell, Terser, sal flo_ eigolntemeet to Me mitaelartersra doat. s elearles, ocenposlis, candles. agents to Prk7s h7re Cinder Cowpony, dram to all other patent medley, all kleds of Immashold sod toilet seam sad to colas, sparse, vegetable, sad sews oda •e.—ileables. 31, Itapeartue, Longue. Sold by all &skis le town and country. N.B.—Sauk tablet obi alms Is stayed wills the name of " bredsuell; TRULY snICACIOUS and MILD. DE ROM% lIIIJOUE and LIVER PILLS, ROW* Iltaasidel ingredient. Mew the recipe 01 eI liireeißep, LIM Time Fill. will be Need Invaluable to wire mein iliami Mllsei aad Naar eamailata, ladagastion. wind. illairome at Clieallc. Relate.' coe ;;S"7"aII IR ERIE airmr ka aa ‘ eli a 2e al=k ez tbay awe...wdyads% alai jongliss ohs 11110111 asrmas gam—OM pawl* W sae aloullaleti to basis. la. sad Ristlß*. Ds um is eat kw Dr. Maas lllnioas sad Liver The psalm sa• • apes aposa pima with " aa graeramat stamp. vv. mulanaooozarim W sew L, obi CIILVIIMIL 11.1.0.111., LII. ri. PLedia. me be smart di* as aft* wa =l e r Aim s !i ilw.i i m it . 1=26 0. um. Mk% awl MI pokiliameos softy am WWI IVeek. sottila4 ••011 I::=Tr iPidla V i. 144 rt..-u -- P.. Is. 0• 111 ' bl/1 1 ea lads : la waked. 1 TO la lad al lit" A CM= • lei •as abaft ITo AWL LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1880. VICTORIA CROSS OALLIRY, Egyptian I POM DAILY, bob 1111 till 7. Mints. stas la. Authentic ftrtoildi t b 7 I , W. Desszt io t r i of the Victoria Oren Rho.., 011109110 44101 ft : inna, Ilia alas ktiorioal platareallbwriatiag two raked epochs. tlar lawisa war wad l adles mullny. JAS. ROW; Socreta27. A ROY LL ROOMS, Greg Windmill-street, Piecedilke. Lionelpnewant to Act of Parliament.— NOTICIL—A ELNO SALOON added to this Establishment, seamy Ivssing with the MONSTER BAND, 000dneted by Mode. LsotM, eitet-d'orchestry to the Emperor Napdson. Open at 8 °Week. A(1'11106044 la. DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alders ate -stmet. A E M mr. EWERS well, popular QU PARTIED. ea WEDNESDAYS only during the susemet. Adinenton, ed. ladrfells• lafashlonabte Denting by Mr. T. Toff( wary "'Ti lley. Ontlistio. ba par quarter: Wiry au BL: Adt a Per stalk la. eau ff*lll, : Isessa fa TaILONDOX P4VILION, Tichbonwstreet, aymerkeL=Lt pm war to speed • pleural ereifis to Ur LONDON 'Amain, the finest rooms la Lead^ NM Citesall 00NOIIT. fiarerias refrolunent M* Alleys. Ma Smillelsi ta. NOTICE.-Isl3llpici SPIRITS at BEDIXID MMES.—A. IMOISMIII mind Ilot of prim. with R. Nord% monk miles; sp Clint Ma ar W stialft Waft& , PF* 1 • 11 amble (WN • ' n . psinmeramer.sn. , ems 1 es. Wall liales rad Ob. ball demai. bask Us. It ; lmfaa4sakenti. Ills. per plies If Moods. lir vegy Ma per ow Mos are. 1111=..ay kw 611.111111Plets reselpt et 11 dews. arb.—.4l. =OWL arearalisisisaft 12DUCTION 01 TIII WWI Mil& EUROPEANand 051 ONIAL wring COMPANY,II2. liatireall, LW. The prowlers at the above Ompary beg to aosceeme thee they hare redhead their Tariff of Moo, mkt now oiler their Introits the NI bear % of tie new eneetrient. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY frit per does. (The Standard of Excellence .) STUMM OLD PORT, ten year In the wood 3Te. Per dom. SPARKLING KPEONAY CHAMPAGNE PT. MLLE( CLARET. pert end valiant acidity Ma. MN= COGNAC BRANDY I Pala or &ulna). BOL'TH AFRICAN PORT SHERRY, Re Ma and as. The Meet ever Introduced Ina this counts — Baths sad wham included. and slx doses case free to any railway dabs In England or Web.. Piles Has bee on appli cation. Taus cash. WILLIAM REM/TIPPING. Manager . STKVENS and SON, 78, Bishopagate- street Withia.—WlNEl imported under the new tariff. Claret, 'ad. tea : ditto. superior, 241. to Vis Burgundy. 30a.: Hermit age, Buondlioa, 110‘.. St. George. 110 e. per dux. Vin de Gears, 2Se. . Barna,. 25a.. Sauterne, 30e.. Chabtis.llos.. Sparkling Champagne, Line.: Hock. 30a.: Moselle, Ms. per dos., bottle" and podia's' Included. Terms, cash. ALL SO P P'S PALE ALE. -PINDLATER, MACKIE, TODD, end Co. beg to .noises WS lig are now prepared to supply ALLSOPYB PALE ALE, of the anent quality, In boggles and ewes of eighteen gallons and sgrearda— t under Loudou-Leidge Railway Station; salaams, 114 Tooleyetrest, TO SURGEONS and CHEMISTS. —To be DISPOSED OF, RETAIL 81:SIND'S for 43 guineas, where an excellent practice would hr certain. Ratlatactory reasons for the present proprietor leaving can be given.—Apply to Mr. KNIGHT, a, Devire.plaoe, Weetaarliad•reed, Oita herweltgate. TTo appear on &shinny, July , ed., HE LONDON REV IE W ? and W EEKLY JOURNAL of POLITICS, LITERATI= ART. and SOCIETY. Conducted by CHARLES MACKAY, LLD. A thoroughly neighed Journal slot complete mooed of the evente and opinions of the day, with Mat-elan Uteraters, adapted fur Osborne. of the empire. --Orders received by booksellers and neweageuts, and at the Mince, It, nouthansptenetreet, Strand. A single copy sent free, by post, as receipt el four postage stamps.—W. Little, Manager. MAP of EUROPE, size 3 feet 6 inches by 3 feet. With the 11.1.IliTitAT6D TIMES of July 7 whl be tamed a large and meet beautifully engraved MAP of EUROPE, uniform with the Mapa of Leedom sad kngland and Wales already pub fished in comarmille WM Nils Journal. This Map, In the prepa ration of which has been spared, has been engraved from the very bad end will be printed on r Mout sheet o i f . = .6 t u ir simarier In quality to that used for the Maps shove pets el It, luclinling the number of tY Illustrated Mame. will la ed. Orders should be glees he the amnia at least a week before the day of publicatiam-4 Osiaw rliosatteek Weal GREAT NOVEL of the DAY..—ls'l I T E 6 l l daps wM be announced • TALE of Ile DIVORCE COURT. • London : Jamas Blackwood, Lovelfs-cowt. Paterwater.row. Fourth &Woo, just published, prico 2s. at. or by post, itl stampe DISEASES of the SKIN : a Guide to their Treatment and Prevention: Illustrated by mean By Tuonte Bette Saraeon to the WeAiern Dlspeneaty foe Dimon of the kb. 21A, Charlotte-street, titzroyelittme. Yr. Hunt hats transferred chest diseases from the McNabb ekes to the ettrehte."—teneet. Iwdoa: T. ii;:itat;ia, 37, Great Prmenatreet. FIBIALM SCHOOL or ART.—A con veniasione will take pines at the South Kensington Museum, to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 9 o'clock, for the purpose of raising' • fund for Greeting the Building for the Female School of Art, under the patronage of her most gracious Majesty the gesso. The following is the programme :—The undermen• timed jewelit,kc., have been lent for the occasion : The Koh-i. anor diamond, by permission of the Queen ; a collection of ancient sod modem jewellery, formed by members of the Fuse Arta Club ; Mr. Hope's blue diamond ; the Duke of I)evonebire's collection of cameos ; Mr. Dreetlen's large diamond, and other gems ; Colonel Naylor's diamonds ; Professor Tenant's diamonds, and other pins ; Mr. Waterton's collection of ancient rings ; Mr. traisllrs collect tion of ancient jewellery ; Messrs. Garrard,' jewels ; Messrs. Hunt sod Roskoll's jewels ; Mr. John %FMK@ *nib Mr. Hencock's jewels ; Mears. &cinemas jewels ,• Mews. Loudon mid Ryder's jewels, &c. The Uri al Sheftesbury will take the chair at 10 o'clock, in the Lestametheatre, when an explanation of the school will be given. The Marquis of Pishabury will contribute the see vises of the band of the Hertfonishire Militia. Refresh ments will be supplied by Mr. Withers, of Rakeretreet. Tat POST-OFFICE COMMISSION. —The Commis sioners appointed to inquire into the alleged grievances of rertaiu of the employee in the Poet-offiee will IMAIII• their duties to-day (Wednesday), after an interval of 12 days. The whole of the statements of the men in support of their memorials loving been heard, the Commissioners will to-day proceed to receive the testimony of witnesses on the other side. It is expected that emend days will be occupied in thus testing the previous statasnenta, the evidence in con nection with which I. very voluminous, that part of the sitting having lasted nine days. Tat LIABILITY or VOLUNTEERS TO PAY TOLL. It will be remembered that there have been one or two cases arising out of this question before the magistrates, and that • envonsons was taken oat a few days ago at the Lambeth police-court for exacting toll from some gentlemen belong ing to • rifle corps. Yesterday Mr. Elliott gave judgment in the cam as follows. He rid, "The claim for exemption from toll made in this ease by three volunteers returning from their duty, in their tale, in a cab, is founded on a provision in the Turnpike Act, which exempts from toll `any curb. esnveying volunteer infantry.' These words are so chit gmeral, but I think they must be construed with Moore to another provision in the isms act for emespKtei from toll in the use of the regular forme. by which suck aarrngss only as as seed fa the priformeace of some public duty, as for the conveyance of bespse or stores, or are em ployed in carrying or essweylei okk , womM. or disabled officers or image beta melt 101 l The Wes tine appears to me to have been to provide that whoa the corps was on the march caniscos seaveykag them or their baggage might pas toll s, but set that say individual Aker or soldier belomglag to the carp should have that exemption either for ? s l o ws er for ew/ lief carriage at say time wed beltor his OSIDWIralle sal ems, which I Musk met aws bore him the este ea the present occsaion. Referees, bee teem wade to the goremsion eon- Mined is the Vaimbell•beidge As,, but the weiding of that act is very different. The mimeo= west be dismissed." Mr. Siockbridgeoves of the eempleteaalkesii that it was the wish of amid ashieema sad gentlemen to have the case cambia to am of the higher everts la woe his woesbip should be spill the right to exemption, sad asked Mr. Elliott wheals he had any objection to enthral a case to suable them to pt. the Queen's Ben Mr. Elliott re plied that he bed so objection whiteme, sad thus the nastier at pemeat reels. Cisooleie Imo JOblitS.—A few days ekes we gave • owe* aoseent of the days and places upon which the Judas egimindool Obeid the mum seise of Oyer imd Thewiser, mid peeing cool diwrf, with'tbe ex °option of Werth Wales send Medi Shat exception mem hem the het the the and judge of arise had bowel ON them wee saes beim dra - mpoulaii la some towel. and the fonsagoristra vas the demos lad to be al tered ; AN, Mass an the illfieullies have hese lot rid of, and the fellowles are the eSesi ssesegluseate ea the cit. cuit :--North Wales sad Resters Judge, Mr. Justine Comptes, who joins Mr. Sow Beni t at Chester. Moodak ir July y 16, at Kowtows ; Th ursday, July 19, at ; Saturday, July K. at Osenamcie Wed lieode aly lb, Ssiou ; ilaterdity, Jody M, at &Akin ; Wednesday, August 1, at Mold ; Saturday, August 4, at Cheater sad city. A new steam packet oonspeay is about to be formed in Nest► k Shields, with • view to ma • limo of simmers between London and Shields. It is proposed to beet the company on the principle of limited liability. PROM LAS' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. SAHILIMIPTS. MAMAS lIAIDLOW, Alma-peen, St, John's-wood, builder, to aarreader lily 3 and 31, at 1, at flasinghall-street. Llakkidese aad Hackwood, Walbrook ; off. &wig., Edwards, litra lia M ild. "lllllTßoM and TAMMY WIDITWORTE, Skin-market, Irlas s esteere si t, and 7 t a ; t adaa I HUGE SlVir i l ". k, iiL 3lll/Mlol..Tane 27 at and July 30 at S. at MIL, ledpath, Walbrook ; ell. JONI HOO Pe nt la t %UM Hornehorch, been, grocer, June 28 at 11, and July IV at 111, et Besinglatetreet. Sots., Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry -c hambers: oe. mtg., Canaan, Basingisall streek Dann rim, Heat Oeorge-street, Bermondsey, machhilst, Jim tff sat, mat Judy Mat 14, at Bedughallotreet. Sol, Stalwear, Osiammaheet-buildings. City ; off. asaig.,Whitroore, JOlMl B" M ileat lietestay-hill. Staffordshire, licensed victualler, Ape 130 mid Ally at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sots 'Ames. end Haight, Birmingham Warmington. Dudley; and HAM -eel Sanders, Dudley; off. swig., Whitmore, Sir shmi. M vai Al3/1,1, /oar fframcr, Leeds, dealer In tea, June 29 and July 17, as n, at Leeds Court. Sol., Simpson, Leeds; off. YOE., Yaws, Leeds. JA1133 01/1/011, Todmerdea, Yorkshire, manufaeturer, July 2 sad 30, at 11, at Leeds Onrt. Sol., Pankhurst, Manchester; ref.ark., Hope, Leak iffiliallOlLD, Wag Yorkshire, grocer, July 9 and I, at 11, at Court. Sol., Ingram and Baines, mad load Barwick, Leeds: oft. asstd.. Hope, las& • . lan Kum, Itediellsid, Yorkshire, butcher, Jane 30 and IMO U. at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Soh., glawalsers and Waterhouse, Sheffield: off. wig., Brawls, _MUIR *UN KIT* D. ma., and Joan BLLA Jun., Kehluidoll. • *be, shoemsbeenrimse *and July IS, at Ita ita Ueda flees Mid at tdialleli. Sob., Cluunben and Waterhouse, Shemeld ; all. analg ia rin, 84/Meld. Yoe Jaen{ liceased victua ll er . June 29 and July IS, at 11. Liverpool Court. Sot, Rill, Liverpool ; oil. w=ibird, Liverpool. OasTriur Num, Edge-MIL Lancashire, timber sserahant, June 18 and July 24, at 11, at Lis srpool Court. n u lvana and Co., Liverpool; wig., Bird, Livarpuol. W NiuletoOlL CIIMA Liverpool, ship owner, June 27 all 20, at 1, at livespool Court. Sol., Rymer, Liverpool ed. *Mg., L'asenove, LI SAMERM ANNULLED. D z rz i _ W ALT117:.:;..;11 - end JoR • Soil, Dionwieh, Woeces• tershlre. Wt manufst,thrent. 12419OLVIST PrTITIONEL4—AT POIMIGALETSZEL StSORZ OHM COKILINIONIR LAW. Job 4. C. 'loggias, Park-street. Camden-town, dyer-0. MU tee, eloortleldrottage, Islington. builder—W. 'Draper, Cannon. Meet. M. George'ivindhe-East, cbeesemonger. anion MR. 00111HBOUARR MURPHY. July I W. Wilson, Jun., Oxfoniroad, Islington merchant—J. W. Ortgp Rochestermewx, Camdendown, ca b driver—W. Childs, Deptford, legal process server—T. Teather, Weliow, Not. and Brr euondseyrtreet, Bermondsey, cattle dealer Vreem iure tet Prcapeetplace, Hackney. July 4. H. T. Trentlett, Bedford-plans, Commercial-road last clerk In the General Post-aloe—W. G. D. Wallis, Hand-court, Holborn, licensed victualler—Letitia Hatch, Nelson-street, ("By road, tacker to a bootamker—Ann Sophia Goldsmith. High streak Shodwell, Unendraper—W. P. Snell, Great Dover-street, Southwark, foreman In the London Docks—W. L. Whitlock, Bohla Hood-lane, Poplar, sawyer—J. Champion, Wargatertreet, Horton, artificial flower maker—J. S. W. Tomaou, Great Sutton street, Clerkenwei manufacturer of fancy home. July 6. M. Joseph, Trinity -street, Trinity-muse*, commercial travaller—Sersh (ledge, Wha rt on-street, Pentonvllle, home keeper—Mary Ann Haddox, Itlekniansworth, MIK groper—W. S. Hayward, Amlosquare. Kings-cross, gen. H. Thomas, Bromley, Middlesex, general amith-I'. C. Basinghallotrest, City, and Coopemroad, Ohl Kent , read, general merchant—C. H. Joseph, Strand, licensed etc laller—J. Peck, Oreftossortiare, Clapham, teacher of mwdo—l. Beck, Waverleyroad, Paddhmton I. grime,. June 16. D. Ito Mason, Ittepneyeauseway, Stepney, labourer at on oil rectory—J. Yrater, Peckham.rye, Surrey Journeyman baker—H. Y. Dempster, Greenwich, and St. fhomassUeet, Southwark, dentist —J. R. Holder, Barestreet, Bethnal .green. shoemaker—B. Williams, North-bnikthigs, King's-crom. smith —W. Itobleson, Illam.pond, Southwark—G. Monroe, Grosvenor piece, Ilydt-park{Dever, butler—F, Vii ic tlstreet, 5017 . , Denton, Arundaletrest, Stroud, cm= agent—Car:4lM Bamatt, Chapel-street, Bedford-row. widow. DECLULATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. JANIS Comtism., Lowestoft, Suffolk, soap boiler-Ist dividend of Us. sd.. June 20, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Bashighall street. AIMS ICILASHAW and Home, Wakefield, builders-Ist divl4end at b., any day, at Young's, Leeds. IJI V Ulan IJO. July 11. 0. Armitage, Llentent'alane, City, iron merhant— Jniff I/. G. Parker, iiikbetreet, Southwark, groce sly 11. W. P. Scott's-yard, Bush-lane, City, sb ner— July 1L T. 1. Bishoingateatmet Without, ter—July U. J. w, Eases, lodging-hop* keeper—July C. IL. Ooldstone-street, WhitechsPel, and Csrlial vlllass, H 7, wholesale cheesemonger—July 13. 11. It. Wilkins * Weatbrerawke, Staffordshire, draper—July 13. T. T. otv ptm, wine inervhant—Jely 12. W. Riley and n mi, l4l, Melon, , and Walsalk inaffonlahlre, Iron uly 10. J. Eccles, S. Eccles, and A. Eccles, Liverpool, cotton brokers—July 13. E. Eccles and A. Eccles Liolut estate', Liverpool, cotton brokers—July 13. J. W. Graves, Birkenhead, Cheshire, chembt—July 13. J. B. Williams, riandbeoh, Cheshire, Ironmonger. - • •• CUTIFICATEI to be panted, unless cause be shown to the oontrary on or before the day of meeting . July 11. J. Allen, Deptford, and (trey Earteutreet, Spitainelds, boot soaker— Jab T. Davies, Chspelatreet, St. Oeorge.the- Martyr, hotel keeper—Jaly 12. J. Steven, Neweastie.upou-Tyne, batter—July 12. B. Abraham, Taunton, Somersetahlm, *wenn'. —Jab 111. J. Lancer, itirnstalk nevotoddre, Men ..;;;;;7 , -;"" 111. W. narris, Stoke Prior, Worresto shire. bay teeter-July 20. T. &oriel, Ifstbury, Watmlekshire, licenscd s o Waller—July 10. X. B. Foster and J. Fraser, ldverPool, commission agouti,. PARTNERSHIPS DLSSOLYED. I A. J. Holdsworth 0..1. Holdsworth, J. Heyee, and W. HeYes, I Liverpool, dealers In suite psyche so far as regards J. Hayes and W. Wryer—ri. Mose and C. Levy, Lengtmuru-chambers, Penchurebetrent, and Kingston, illlll4llCal. merchants—J. Hud son, M. ♦rm.trneu and Y. Deaaaue, African merchant, so far as regards the said J. Beation—J. Watson awl IL Armstrong, wine merchants—T. Ready, 0. T. Ready, and R. T. Ready, Croydon, grocers-0 . T. Ready and B. T. Ready. Croydon, grocers —H. Baker and C. Baker, Thornton, Yorkshire, licensed vie tuallars—J. V. Dickson, A. Idatflehl, and W. Elton, Nutting- hue, emanfacitsrere of patent sewing machines, so far se re gents A. B. Vaddon and W. Yord, ru r, .....1 tin race, a 114•2401111, gas-meter makers—J. Briggs dl &t I fisEstome, Lincolnshire. wholesale and retail grocers— , R. Holden mad . Coates, Manchester, machinists—J. W. Wriand C. Peppercorn. Royal lischangebui _ , tontine' sham broken—W. Hudson, W. Summene i rt Poole, B Talbott, W. lion, J. lion, R. Powell, and 0. Hen shall, Vreneit iron merchants, so far sa regards W. Illillitst — E. Smythe and W. Searle, Ferichurchstreet, City, men:bents— & Jambe and G. Nordea, Ilaidedn's.platm. leather.lane, rag and metal dealers—S. Hayward and A. S. Livingstone, LI/welly, Carmarthenahlre, fuel manufacturers—A. L. Ward and A. B. Harries, lenchnrchetreet, City, ship-brokers—t. Williams and B. Williams, tileaford, Lincolnshire, wholesale and retail iron mmers—J. 0. Roberta and R. Roberta, Manchester, coin miadon genii—W. H. Walker and 0. Din, Silverdale, Staf fordshire, ailk throwsters—J. Whitten., M. Elliot, and H. U. Mace, High Holborn, woollen drapers, so far as regards H. D. Mace—J.ll ' Wingrave and T. W. Wood, Si. Albans, Hertford. shire and Luton, Bedfordshire, straw hat manufacturers—G. Lynch and C. Bunion, Liverpool, timber merchants—s. 0. Heel. fray and D. Owyhee , illigwoolly, near Newport. Monmouth shire, and Tredemur Iron Work*, Mosimouthatilre, —W. H. Hudson and J. Darlington, Bradford, YorkahlreVtroe neys—.l. P. Hardy and J. Manners, sun., Kastwooll, Nolaing hainshire drspets—W. Marshall, Mary Marahall, and J. Onselt nen, Birmingham, electro-platers. SCOTCH BEQUW3TRATIONB. Janis BANNIRUAII, ltdlnbunih, clothier, JUDO fS, at DOWSYS Booms, licil.htburgh. Bonner WAINuCIi, Jun., Sochi% Dumba TT, at the Elephaut Hotel, Dumbarton. MArtiow lUTuig7 Auld'lack, Aynhlre, contractor, Joao IS, at the Um Hotel, Ayr. grow, Aube TESTIMONIAL TO Na. BEATTIE OF THE SOUTH WUTERN RAILWAY. Last seeming an event of some interest to the rsilway 1,011111 u celebrated at the London Tavern, Rebury/A-atm* whoa upwards of 70 gentlemen (the large majority of whom are connected with engineering pun , suits) assembled to do honour to Mr. Joseph Hamilton Beattie, the locomotive superintendent of the South Western Railway. Mr. Joann Loess, M.P., occupied the chair, and after having proposed, in terms which were fully responded to by all present, the usual complimentary toasts, he addressed himself to the immediate of the evening, observing that that purpose was da m bed on an ornamental scroll which had just been handed to him. The description was as follows : "To JOSEPH 1111ITLTOX IMAM; L9l. " —I have been deputed by the gentlemen whose TAMS are subscribed to request your acoeptanoe of the accompanying testimonial of • silver dinner service, of elegant dengn and workmanship, and • purse at 500 gammas, as a record of their sincere estimation el= inventive and self-reliant mechanical skill, generous ship, and honourable conduct duringyour successful career, and I treat you will ever have occasion to mord in as your attached friends.—l am, air, on behalf of the com mittee, yours faithfully, " ROBERT P. FAIRLIS, Chairman." Then followed the list of walweriben to the tatimissid. The worda ying the testimonial having been reed by Mr. IL J. Qohen, the secretary to the oonweittee, Mr. Beattie returned tkaaks in a brid but iroprenbre and graeful sea* tribute of thanks was then peed to Mn Robert F. Takla, Use Ghanian of the oommitfee, for Ms untiring energy he bad displayed in promoting the preeset object, and the evening was brought to a close in a owner which must bays been gratifying to all who may be plead in a pos ition, .as Mr. Natal, has been, to meet aW over came • sapneering dlitiePltlsa a Amoy* the oompany present were Mr John 117441/, Lord Alfred Pmt, Mr. Er meow, Mr. %army, Mr Charles For, Mr. Wand, and others well known in the railway world. lns's Houatossirmac Cocos.—lts delicious grateful samoctlimaa, and firrierratlns pow* bare pr. 18 61=4 genera adoption sa a breakfast beware. (lb., e , and 1 lb. packets, at ls. id per lb„ Ole principal groom. kaballad 4191. Clamart, Lars on. kArgamosaL (Stamped Id. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE VOLUNTEER. REVIEW. AtEMORANDIJIL ------ HORSE GUARDS, S.W., JUNK 18. Her Majesty the Queen having signified that it is her pleasure to review the Volunteer Ride Corps in the vicinity of London, in Hyde-park, at 4 o'clock p.m., on the 23rd of June, the following directions will be observed on that occasion : 1. The Queen will leave Buckingham Palace at half pant 3 o'clock p.m. 2. The Staff attending her Majesty will assemble within the iron rails in front of the Palace at 3 p.m., and the cortette will be formed as follows—via : "Lt. A detachment of Life Guards, preceded by an ofdcer of the Quartermaster-General's Department. "2nd. The Queen's led horses, if any. "3rd. The Commander-in-Chiefs Aides-de-Carup, if present. " 4th. The Aides-de-Camplis the Queen. "sth. The DeputyAdjutant.Gerierals, the Deputy- Quarterninster•Geueril, the EipPirriti Sn Waiting to the Queen. dth. The Adjutant-General, Ogg: Quiriermaster- General, the Military Secretary to Shp General Command. log-in-Chief. ' • " 7th. The General Comm:main:a- ••••• - "Bth. Prince* of the blood. "9th. The Sovereign. "10th. The Gold Stick and Mastet of the-Horse. " 11th, The Lords-Lieutenant of the ecuipt4ea to which the volunteers present belong, mounted and in uniform. "12th. The Amistant Avitdant-Gfrreride l the Amin% , : if moat. " 13th.etachment of Life direr;ls. " 3. The Queen will enter the .7.0: at Hyde Palle-corner gate, and enter the enclosure near the Aelilllee Altos. "4. A royal salute will be cued. by the artillery, COM . ineoct4" when her Majesty enters the archway on tonstitu tion-hill. " 5. The vaunter" will salute when her Majesty arrives 1 at the royal standard, opposite the tentre of the line of contiguous columns, drawn up facing the Grosvenor-gate. "g. After receiving the salute, her Majesty Will drive down the line from right to left, wscorted arbefore. "7. When her Majesty returns to the stanaarri,. the volunteers will March pad ins quick tune iu open column of companies, and reform in contiguous quarter distance columns on the original ground. During the march' past, the staff in attendance upon her Majesty and the -Lieutenant will be drawn up opposite the royal standard on either side of the band. " 8. The line of contiguous columns, being reformed, will advance and salute. " 9. Her Majesty will leave the ground in the same order as she entered it. " 10. The Royal Artillery will Ante as her Majesty Isms Hyde Park. "U. The woad will be kept by the regiment of Life Gouda, and 10th Hussars, off duty, and two battalions of Foot Guards ; the cavalry under command of the Inspector- Gamma of Cavalry, and the Foot Gouda under the field officer in brigade waiting. "12. A Guard of Honour from the Foot Guards will be stationed at the royal stand:int " 13. No equestrians, except the staff who form her Ma- Nsta's wee* and the staff of volunteers reviewed, will be permitted to enter the enclosure. " 14. Nine but the royal carriages will be permitted to enter the enclosure. " 15. The public will be admitted to the stands to be erected by tickets from the Secretary at War. " 16. Officers on foot, in uniform, will be admitted be tween the line of stands and the marching post line. " 17. All spectators are to be required to stand in rear of the troops marking the square, which must be kept per fectly clear. " 18. Orders immediately affecting the troops reviewed will be given by the officers in command. "By command, "JAMES YORKE Sessurvr, Adjutant-Genera." WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 18. The following arrangements will be made with regard to those corps of volunteers, which will be conveyed to Loudon by railway for the royal review on the Zard inst.: " 1. The corps should be at the railway station half an hour befottrthe time assigned for the train to start. " 2. If the sire of the train will admit of it, the corps should be farina' up in line facing the carriage*, otherwise it may be tormed up outside the station. " 3. Having ascertained the number of (impartments and their respective accommodation, the oommanding Meer will tell off his line into toneeponding sections, and will wheel these sections forward, and march them to their several carriages, under the guidance of their officers and non-conunissioned °them. 4. The volunteers will form single file on entering the carriages, and when seated will hold the rifle upright between the knees, the pouch being drawn round to the front of the body. " & The same order is to Le observed in quitting the train. `6. The time of arrival in Loudon should be about noon. "7. There will ben staff-officer on duty at each teptious t who win rolffirtlnni , !!!e or' h 7:s io womanl4g officer of every corps it arrives, and a isilice constable will Le ap pointed to guolo it by o prescribed route to the battalion or brigade of which the corps is to form rt. " GINE AND Rirox." seventh class, 17s. ; eigh,TrasW& bd. ; ninth cloy se. 3d.; tenth class, du. WOOLWICH, JUNE 19. EXAMINATION OP CADETs AND REVIEW OX TROOPti. —The Duke of Cambridge arrived at Wooled," this morning for the purpose of conducting the halfiearly examination of the gentlemen cadets at the Royal Maass" Academy, asrarding . commissions and prises, and to review the troops in garrison. The whole of the cadets were drawn up in review order on the lawn fronting the build ing, and, having marched past, were inspected by kis royal highness and dad, and subsequently went through a series of manual and platoon exercise and battalion drg, under the command of Williams, R.A. At the conclu sion his royal highness expressed much approval of the manner in which the evolutions had been performed. His royal highness, having addressed the cadets. left the institution, and proceeded to the common, where he re viewed the troops, consisting of two batteries of horse ar tillery, four field batteries, and a squadron of Hernia. M the termination of the review his royal highnees proceeded to the Ridiog School, where the cadets were Promised In horsemanship, and subsequently returned to town. PORTSMOUTH, Jun 19. The Colossus, 80, screw, Captain Frauds Scott, C. 8., was towed down the harbour to-day, for the adjust ment of her compasses. The C b lgr, hired troop ship, has re-embarked the in valids t home by her from the Cape of Good Mope, and will with them for Chatham. The Princess Royal, 91, screw, and the Hornet, 17, screw, will, after completion, be placed in the first division of the Steam Reserve. martial for the Wald Captain Henry George Savage, com ' mending thp 33rd company of Royal Engineers, ve-aseembled at Cbaam Barracks at 11 o'ciciek this maracas, under the presidency •of Colonel H, Jervis,' rW. - L. Stewart again officiating as deputy kdvec.. - The came for the defence concluded this aftembra, when the court was cleaved to enable the make* sad inernbese to epee as to thelt finding, but the result sf thellrodeedlnge will not be known until they have beta approved at headquarters. 'DROOPS • ,FllO5 litme.—Arsedher numerous party of •woluided and rambled gravy avrtvdd at FOrt Pitt Hospital 41 aftin" tot 6 ' whole et them having . th ked at Gravesend from the East India troop 1174 — Vernon which sided from Bombay on the Ist of Maids. The member of rsibtary invalids who eenbarked at Bombay oat 278 nowainimiasioned officers and men bel to the 12th (Prince of Wales's) lancers, Royal Artillery, Royals, 4th King's Own, 18th Royal Iriah, Bombay Lbli Cavalry, Bombay Artillery, Bombay Fusiliers, sad the 3rd Bombay Native Regiment. The following officers arrived with the troop., viz. : Captain W. Kemp, 18th Royal Irish ; Lieutenant J. 11. Fawcett, lit Royals ; Lieutenant Edwards, Royal Artillery; Oiptain Whithecomli, 7th Bombay Native Infantry, and Assistant-Surgeon R. A. Hyde, 18th Royal Irish. Thirteen deaths occurred on board durMg the passage, including one woman. After the troops had been medically inspected at Fort Pitt 13 of the number were admitted into hospital, and the remainder conveyed to the invalid establishment St. Mary's. SPORTING. ODIHAM RACES—TvzsDAY. --- Tug HURsTBOURNE STAKES of 15 soy. each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for' -yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 4lb ; certain penalties and allowances Straight half mile. Mr. T. Stevens' King of Kent, by BUtelbert, 1M (Ine. 7lb extra) (Payne) 1 Mr. J. Sweet's Flotilla, est lib O. Yurdham) I Mr. Etwalla (by Wild Dayrell—Agog Wicattekl, Mt 71b (Inc. Sib estrin (Onetime) 3' Mr. C. Devon's Onadenee, Bet 71,b (Genitor) 4 Betting : sto 4 wit King of Kent, 2 to 1 agst King of Kent made the running, closely waited upon by Flotilla, the two running a very fine race home, the former winnir.g by a head ; three lengths between the second and third ; a bad fourth. THE STEWAILDe SYMMS of 5 cove. each, with 30 added for 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, tat ; mares and geldings allowed 3lb ; the winner to be sold for 80 sore ; winners extra. Three.quarters of a mile. (5 sub..) Mr. J. M. Badd's Miss Sarah, by 81r haw, 3 yrs, art llib (Payne) 1 Mr. Robinson's c by Kingston —Oloorn,• ym, lit (Draws) Captain Dues The Gentle, 3 yrs. Bet Slb (inc Alb eat) knelt) 3 Lisp and Ribald also ran. Betting : 6to 4 apt The Gentle. 2to 1 apt the Gloom colt, 4to 1 agst Ribald. The Gloom oolt led for about 300 yards, when Miss Sarah went to the front, waa never after wards headed, and won easily by tour lengths ; a bad third ; threethsr two did not par the post. There was no bid for the winner. THE ODHIAM HANDICAP of 5 sort each, 3 ft, with 40 added ; certain winners extra, the second to save his stake. One mile mad a half. ('Li subs.) Mr. Iludgw.ene Soothsayer, by Augur, 6 yrs, Bat Sib (D. Hughes) 'y Mr. 3Unton's Drank+, aged, 7st 1111 b s orey, The following also tan :—Joskin, Itinacriet Bebyyy (h.b), Tomboy, cF2.4 .. slia, illOd p ' * "..4.ut, Informer, Codicit Betting : 4 to 1 apt Grilled., 5 to 1 each apt Estella and Soothsayer, and 6 to 1 each agst Informer and Justin. Codicil made play, followed by Estella, Orillinle, and Informer, in the order named ; Beverley and Joskin the last two. In this order they ran for about a mile, when Codicil and Estella were beaten, cud Grillnde carried on the marling to the turn entering the straight, where Booth. gayer, who had been lying off, rushed to the front, and cantered home the winner by ten lengths. The others, beaten off, straggled home at wide intervals, none of them pruning the post. THE LADIEs PLATS of 3 soya each, with 25 added. Optional selling weights, he. Once round. About a mile and a quarter. Mr. Charles's Yarnell. by Bey Middleton, 4 yrs, est 131 b (Searle) Walked over. Tut DOOMERHFIRLD Pena Breeze, a Handicap of S soar. each, 2 ft (to the fund), with 50 added; for Zyt-olds ; winners extra. (Z 3 subs.) Mr. Barbres Forbear!, by Maaleamt, est Itlb..(laiwtslas) I Mr. Samoa Billy Banks, 7st Bab (L Snowden) I Mr. Formby's Southport, Het (Ctistanee) 3 The following also ran :—o by Storm, Rose, Wee Polly. Camerino, Duplicity, Flotilla, Waterwitch, Willoughton, Maid of Honour, My Uncle, Acre, Boisterous, and f by Loup Garou—lndependence's dam. Batting : 3 to 1 agst Southport, 4 to 1 agst Billy Henke, 7 to 1 apt Duplicity ' 8 to 1 each apt Camerino and Wil loughton, 10 to leach apt Foxhead and Maid of Honour. Finite:ad led throughout, and woo easily by two lengths ; a length between the second ,and third ; Maid of Honour was fourth, and Camerino fifth. Flotilla, soma lengths off, was in front of the rest, all of whom were pulling up. Tag MANoa PLarz of 50 soya. (Handicap) ; certain win• non extra, &a. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. Wllsaa's Mr Edward, by Joe Lovell, 9 pre, est Sib (Nadler; 1 Mr. Barber's Lawl nutria, 3 yrs, Set lllb (Intwistle) 2 The following also ran t—Felisitaa, Oliver, MC Clarence, Albert Smith, Norton, (lauds, Joyeuse, Itollal4 Lurline, Mies Emma. Betting : 5 to 2 apt St. Clarence, 3 to 1 agst Albert Smith, 5 to 1 apt Cando, 8 to 1 each apt Sir Edward and Norton, 12 to 1 apt Facile.. Sir Edward jumps . d o ft with the lead, was in front throughout, and won in a walk" by six lengths ; none of the other. passed the post. MMHG ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 100 to 30 apt Butterfly 6 to 1 Ben Webster 7 to 1 Edmund Kean HT. LEGER. 100 to 7 apt Buccaneer BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TunDAT. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 100 to 30 eget Rottenly (t) 6 W 1 Ben Webster (off) 10 to 1 Gladiolus (t) 10 to 1 The Tiger (t) 12 to 1 Edmund Kean (t) 14 W 1 Filet Lord (t) 15 to 1 Underhand (t) 16 to 1 Apollyon (t) 3001. to 1001. offered on the field for the St. Leger. Mi Rartir.—This gentleman gave another pracio tired illustration of his system of horse-taming, yesterday. at the Alhambra Paloos, before a large ooncourse of spec= tators. The animal he operated upon, the bleak bone ?ms.. cock, was one of the moat vicious he had seer been reluir T. ed to subdue. The case excited a more than ordinaryege of interest, and it will be satisfactory to the public to know that Mr. Bany's Wiwi& were priestly sueowideil UNICLET.—RNSILLND V. MMUS or TRU UNITES SIT! OP CANBILIDOL—This watch wait resumed at Leas yes terday, but the rain pawvaatad Sir play taking place after three. It will be split ragged tbie day at hid-paid ten. The score stands as follows :—England, first inning% 114 !wood innings , 22, with I wicket. down ; (.Le bridge, fi rst mmu CTINTAL PALADII.-.- ONE SHILLING DAL—. Tenn" Jima 19. Aangeeloos on payment, 3 , 339 ditto by ewes Wee* ;Lib? ; total visitors, 4,496. [RAVISTSRMINDISIt.)--IiOLU3WAY'S OINTRYNT AND pptll.ll ".. _. — ree msen —OONRINITIONI. — In no diseases are the re and teeth influence of these invaluable I~sYN sacra iirearest ar gratifying than In that feeble condi.. ilea el the body which precedes consumption. A change for the better le obaseved OM this treatment has been followed for a the improvement steadily progresses, the melancholy aaeiitiea glees place to health. strength, and cheerfulness. The t should be rubbed must effectually between the on the chest, and loft side Two pills should be taken sir should be ft sonde eaten, slops avoided. dsly follo we d, will soon arrest both cough and , while the permlretleas and debi li ty will soon daily till strength returns. THE soors FUSILIER GUARDS. The bicentenary celebration of the formation of this gallant regiment was commemorated by a grand banquet last evening, at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's, at which the Duke of Cambridge and a host of gallant spirits formerly and now consented with the regiment mated. General his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, K.G., K.P., G.C.8., as colonel of the Soots Fusilier Guards, presided on the occasion, supported on each side by Field Marshal Vincent Combermere, G. 0.8., Major - General Lord Rokeb7 , K.C.8., Major-Gene ral sir Rickard Airey, K.C.8., Major-General Sir Charles Y Major-General the Hon. Sir James Yorke Sov iets, K.C.8., Colonel Lord Frederick Panlett, C. 8., the Rev. George R. Gleig, General Sir J. Aitchl son, General Sir Edward Bowater, Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipps, Sir George L'Estrange, Ate. The goats invited, and who were present, comprised Field Marshal Viscount Combermere, General Sir Cherie. Yorke, General the Hon. Sir James Yorke Scarlet, General Sir Richard Airey, the Chaplain General of the Army the Rev. Gnaw R. Cleig, the Rev. R. Brewer, Colonel Parker, Colonel M. Martyn, Colonel Lewis, Colonel Lewd F re d er i c k Poe. let, Mr. F. Cox, Mr. Hammersley, Sir John Kirkland, Mr. F. Curry, and Mr. J. E. A. Dolby. The °Meese formerly serving, as well as those at present serving, in the regiment were strongly represented. The Maplaia•General of the Army, the Rev. G. R. Glair, M.A., sail grace, the company standing. As the royal duke and company assumed their seats the band played the old English air of the "Roast Beef of Old England . ' The Duke of Cambridge proposed " The Health of her Majesty the Queen," which was drunk with due applause. Hu Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, in reply to the toast of his health, gave in an eloquent address, • recapitu. lotion of the great services the regiment of Soots Fusilier Guards had rendered, when called upon, to their Sovereign and country, and pronounced the regiment to be second to none in the military annals of the country. The noncom miaaioned officers of the regiment will celebrate the event to-day at the Crystal Palace, through the liberality of the officers of the regiment. ADMIRAIRY, JUNE 19.—Pao:at:1'101;u AND AP TODITEENTE.—Lseutanaata F. H. Blair, to the Centurion ; G. Worafold,to the Blenheim ' • A. Begley, to the Edin burgh ; end H. Baet: , to the Ajax. Mast ll ter G. H. I to the Aeia, for service in the Hornet. Paymuter J. G. G. Sinunonds, to the !mum Assistant Clerk W. H. Bowen, to the Blenheim. Thini Clam AmAsiaut Engineer C. Wise, to the Royal Albert, for semis, i the Porpoise. Acting Second Ohms Assistant Engineer T. W. Benders, to the Wellington, trm sloe in the Lark. WAR-OFFICE, JIM la.--COMMISSARIAT DIPART NEXT. —Deputy Ooramlasary-deneral Charles Williams, having been placed wpm retired pay, to have the honorary rank of Commiasary-General under the royal warrant of 28th October, 1858. Assistant Commissary-Otos/al Wil liam Robert Alexander Lamont,having been placed upon retired pay, to have the honorary rank of Deputy Commis sary-General under the royal warrant of 28th October, 1858. —Gozette. DRAWL or GENERAL SIR R. J. HARVEY. — (4E0 , 11 Mr Robert John Harvey died on Monday evening at his reidenee, Mouseheld HOUII6, near Norwich. The death of the pliant officer cause a unsay in the oulouelcy at the 2mlWC4t India Regiment. Sir Robert Harvey entered the army 57 years since, his commission u ensign being dated October 8, 18tH. DIMINUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. —Yos tardsfs ()state gives notice that preparations are now being made for the intended distribution of the proceeds and ton nage bounty, Isa., of the slave-vessel Marianne, captured on the 22nd March, 1858, by her Majesty's ships Styz and =ref; sewn Sr piratical r tdoratistri i tu n t im itm d ots * und moin o t t u h f e tb l e m pro d . May, 1183 , by her Majesty's ship . Rattler, will commence our lieeday, the 95th June, vow, in the prise branch of the t of the Accountant-General of the Nary, Admi- Vtmyt,iloMerset.kouse. The following are the shares duelo an individual in the award clause of the latter :—Clund sunder, 141. Ns. RI. ; third class, H. 4s. 4d. ; hearth 21 Iy, 7b ; titth clam, 11. 9s. Bd.; Math clam, U. bald,