The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

"MI • A a • 'r: It • •• • . sor t - . 4 . 7.. • • . f• • - '•••••••••••....4 • • • a 4: a X I & . . No. 5,908 ] B L S BALL PASSENGER LINE pf auras mouse kr AvertALL ben Lemke Med. ~•~ Oriitammins Lea I L India Cinderella 1403 I. India Iron Duke 1.606 I. India gal Idward Queensland land INNS. UN IL l 1 Clyde eft ..,........ 1 •—a .oad ,e, tb...1 1 /aft July 10 Auk. 10 60$. 10 Job 16 lay 10 Atl7 IS A. 10 .....bbispeekeesESN. thole ~MP, awl pod saran tdkown by sad taw Du. miffsorpeeeed by say 'iamb wk„,1„...4.. riatioubmsowooottog tar ttry to Aigrette so to Mara awl ele. ; hilesele foe the No& Pal Lac Ise IT. X. MAIL sad Oa. 1. lowlenhallotioe% leash 3.0. STRIPROII LIVERPOOL OR OVISIOIRTOWN TO NW YORK, TWICKL4_I I IM, LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T HE PHILADILPHIA OTRAW-11K12 COWART fahod de monetise then fattnewentade-ballt Iron &ow Stasinado, onylog the Vidal& ROM nolt LIVIRPOOL for mow YORE GLOGOW, Saturday, July & dad etery w.toodny, and eltossne Finds,. sad Sataidays. COW seamy try the Neil semen ••=l...bd= 17, wan rammi .wordiet t21 11, _ by sis mows 'ad ear deraws, IS ohm& =d B pleVii4ssiON fall supply a coated &ravine's& 'Mosso , ' ke the Vatted Mate& end British Oolturada. w il d owns& ot2"sy_edvantotosos tersta—Yer farther or mows may of Yfateruireet,lanwpoel; in no RIM sad MAW, 43, Lc 'iootreet, Leaden. CUNARD LINR—BRITIBH mid NORTH YAL MAIL BTKUUSHIPIS. " se mat N I TIVAJt L , Itto Sluice *los aims Raga to bad sad = repoolvre andusalJa. TR* Sol .We or Gam loos* are towLL boo Liviepool, wag id Cat to rush* the math: ATIJCA, for IKISTON, Saturday, July 8. BOOTIA, tor 111 W YORK, Saturday. July IL ASIA, tor BOSTON, Weirdo', July 21 Pamiumoney, tneindieir steward's for and provident, but • wllitout unto ,d Masora :—To Halifax and Baotou, chid RR: second cabin, Litt To New Tort, thief cabin. MO; talk an Freight to BOW. Boston. and New Tort. pa! aas, mod I per mot. prhaage—Appq to J. B. Foos* U. Oid ltoottotreet, tondos , J. SI. cum.. Barre and 12. Naos do Is loam, Parts G. and J. Burns, 30, J ok mmr D. soil C. Modest Queenstown , or D. and C. lisclvar, 8. Water *lA UTUrPOOI. • la OTTICILDAM and the RHINE. —REDUC. XI. MON et YARD& —The iesteenizeelleseasbeet • Mt sall Mounts steamer BATAYIADAtettIA W. SIMI DM Demand& Piet Bisetwalt ZYZZYKIN DAY et 11 el ea snivel of the 10 50 Lm. trotter= Beistloo. Lamed Wee Saloon. Ll to ; bre tibia, let ; ratan Debuts Waal st s bre and hatL—AD* at CHAPLIBIS Valvereel ca m R e vatettest. te MIISIIPPR, GRAVID, PHIL LUIS sad CO. 14. Deastedahoure, Dah's-hill, IC. ltl2ll3.—Direot Bouts to Hanover, Brune i, we* sae arra Oneaw.—Tha Noah Gamma Limn So Oil dot maw Masao ADI.D.. Carta' N. BIIWDOBKM, 10=1.1.1 Wwwirlowa ea rausanat, Bra lath' July pawlitteab at 10 ao., oft( at Braitorkk )llar. Warkwall, topatesota as le aim—Tares to O sad AI ; Man name, o tad is Wa—ANIT at CRAIVITA vo i ndosso, som W., or to re. waves, 7101 TOO sea ,aaralionoa S& tioatiaatoilll, KC. "TASTING% St. Leoaards, and Eastbourne, ...ILL tram Loadmetaidge. Victoria, and Konsington, by the BRIGHTON RAILWAY SUMM ER SERVICE. commencing let Jely New Fut Trains sad Improved Service. Cheap Saturday to Monday Return Ticaets. Cheap Excursions every Send ay OM Time Tables of the Lootkon, glgbtaq and South Coast ilavir MITROYOLITAN DISTRICT „RAILWAY IXIIEPANY. 4 % Directors tithe METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY ODEPIN Y OEVR NOTICE. that in eoneequence of the mieseewhich hal 'treed, bees pstd up in advance on the P cial/IDATNA NO FURTHER FATMINTh In advance can be RICRIVED DAR &flap the Illth September nest, when the Iseltymea InWerf at Wpm' cetit.'wNbeicone From andante tine dais Shmeheldess will b 'Hoene to make laments la advaatee on itatit of their shame, which made In advance win bear in kIM4 at six per cent. DIVON. Chairman. R. EARLE Secretary. Weetzehatesellenaters, Vlctoria-etreeL iith July, ISSL ATLANIIO and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE TO BONDROLD Ia ecedenally with the tams wldsh the i (JECOND WORT. • WON BONDS et the PENNSYLVANIA' and NEW YORK SRC -1301■41011, .1101, beitd to the lOWA, the 171118 T ANNUAL DRAWING of 4 per cent on the grow amount Othello Needs took place at the Mice of Messrs. IL P. Patterthwalte and Co., In prams of the undersigned notary, when the Mowing bunch were cram : PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. 111 Soots of 1,000 dollars each. 3, 11. 16, 36, IS, 106, 174, 140, 187. 156, 200, 210, VD, 264, 288, EA 406, Mt, 476, 420, 610, 116, 619, 628, VI, Rd, 727, 736, 700, NE, 770, 723, 904, 310, 194, 20 Bawds of 100 drams each. 914. to, low, ariclier i 07471171,715, 1191. izae, Jar, RUA 1202, 1333,1363. 1302, 1107. 1426, 1433, 1449. RIW YORK DIYILON. 16 Bood. of 1,000 dollar each. 29. Of, 103,119, 121, 135, 137, 166, 168, 227, 242, 311, 319, 332. 35t 30i 24 Bonds of 500 dollass each. I= 1436. 144871464, 1499, 1100, 1609, 1548, 11149, 1664, 1584, 1615, 122, 1593,1097, 1823, 1888, 1008,1731, 1113, 1736, 1786,1839. • Bonds of 100 dams each. 412. as, at a 57187, 47.45ii:t7.74e„iii: 0.'!.686. ns. 767, 013,171. 80,10 930, 007, 100, 1070, 1084 1124 1117. 1184. 1200, 1218,104, 104 1182, 1161, 1261,1297,1328, 1312, 1317, 1361.1371, 331. Present, W. GRAIN. Notary Public. 0, Threadnesilastreet, London, 4th July, 1860. TER LONDON, WINDSOR, and GREEN WICH HOTHLS COMPANY (Unite.% The LAST DAYS tor receiving APPLICATIONS for SHARES Isthe Compoowill be TUESDAY next. tbe Ilth lust., for Lou. dm end THU RSDAY, the 13th hist., for the country.—By ardor, °WIWI 1.1211.1 E, Secretory. Iflchetio-lane, July 6, 150.5. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1866. Moder the Rpeefal Patronage of HerShinty the WIEN. The siammoN Is °PIN every WEEK DAY. Adveledoo, ON Waft ; ois Saturdays, Two Shillings and Sixpence. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. - - - helm tickets, avai - bill; for on; tO - n - t ere larks and the principal railway stations to Englan batted d sod &tit hed and Dublin, at an abatement of 15 per cent below the ortli. nay Mars ticket rate, the holder being entitled to purchase at Abeam time at the railway station a ticket giving him admis eke six Ernesto the Exhibition fur is. fid., being 25 per cent. Wet the ordtasey rate. ltscsailon Trains will be organised to run fortnightly, or Omar g neamary, at vei7 mw crate fares, not exceeding 214., fiam lapdog to Dublin and buck, and from other places in like Pcnortion. The ticket will be good fora fortnight, and at the Me Wm the holder will be entitled to obtain at the same rall lo ies, station for one shilling a ticket siring him admission twice the Exhibition On the Irish railways also excursion tickets will be lamed at L tasZr .mod eilaced fares, &loran unusual facilities for slatting RUBY of the country. RUBY PARICIMOK, Sec. and Comptroller. big haft MONEY.-E 186,000 TRUST MONEY will be .111. •DVANCILD by • Professional Gentleman upon Mort pp el /Toehold, Leasehold. sad approved Poisons! bcoritits. diply to Mews. GURNEY, architects and surveyors, 15, Cole lansdrest. hank. N.B. No agents treated with. TY YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, a mews na.nirrnAr ED CATALOGUE of PORTMANTEAUS inage, hece. end every other hurdling manta Mao And, Mateo, gag Opere MUM, unrivalled far =calking and asap- Now oMord4treek W.C. PIIIMELE EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and OLYCKIIINX cleanses and mole the Mad, and rem se bat: a beautiful glom, without greasing it. le. 6d., St. &L. It SOILIS YIN EGA& will Moo d a found a perfect krun as at adjunct to the toast and bath, and a reviving re. M., 50. 11. LIMII2I, perfumer, 96, Strand; rirelientstreet ; and 24, CeenhilL ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. h This elegant , fragrant , and pellucid MI is universally in P Mate for its unprecedented success daring the last sixty rat la promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying Ike *t lair. It prevents hair from falling o ff or larning rich egibens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and deadlier, add lake it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For &admit& It 11=1recommeaded, as forming the begs of a beautiful head ~_ its introduction Int o the nursery of royalty, and the fP Mee n In which it Is universally held, with amerces tes mosebis constantly received of ha efficacy, adord the best and ~_1 " .4 Proofs of its merits—Price 2/L ed., 7a, lea it, equal to umen, and It per bottle .— gold at 20, Rationgirden, and el greffirts and perfooms.-41k for Rowlands' kiICIUMIZ OIL NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The g reatest and wet num Invention of the day, AGUA AILLRELLA.— wears. JOHN OOSNELL and Co., Three Klng-coart, Lombard- Lett: Loudon, pert omen to her ileJesty, ree pallidly over to the Mali truly roarvellous Mild, which gradually restores the ,hair to It. pri s tine hue—no matter at what age. The •fits amerene baa none of the properties of dyes; it, on the is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once rntored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. hire £1 U. per bottle, or In half bottles, 10s. 6d. John Connell 114 ,.. havabosa appointed perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of waiN.—JOHN CIOSh ILL and Ws CHERRY TOOT H PASTE Is =NSTsTisr to any tooth powder—To be had of all per keib=as, aad at the maauisetory, 1.2„ Three Yuri-court, Loodes. D. /300178 BILIOUS and LIVER Wee blithe without my NOl4. boos tbs re r c e Ce e allerrt ai to.lll be tos available 4 .2 . 41 vim suer hen bilious sad line complain* boniglaniss. eraat disdain of the ens. Pe. Tor MMus& as a busily amortost modistos, sad as a peruke of mas. tbry an truly noollost : la their °Watt= sad Sada to tag miasma, they emote appal*. ltfanoto d4r"" illsaatala the awe sorrow systor*- 80114 b 7 W. um amwamat. t, nag Wnlinsolrosi. Marts/ crass, sad by awl • boss tit b ed is. W. Be .are So sak kr lir. _ l feiVelbows sad Lim Ms gossips on la • sows gross W a lafit Ina "Walists tambort" mgrand sit tbs stsne. June, 1886. Tothe zuKtrorts of PEMBROKE, rilg/ROlll DOCK. MILFORD, TINNY, and WISTON. GROMNIMIL—I hag te aro *pates • oseelidete tor the honour of rev asallog yes in butismast. I era segnehged by personal elmensUca and SWIMS pursuits with the mei" and Strube of year locality. Them want. and by tea policy cd the govessirst—SSl rece inli Vi= " iy and amidecas altestioa. la giving ads pledge I feel Yd se partiesd the country deserves or ands a more wateltral and faitlrlsae repseentalfve than yearn pit.. 1.1.. ink these of a liberal Conessative. I I ant a Soper of regress as wall in the social desks= the *main as la Owe material and camnsweial To all ash and raDid=ml lam opposed. I me prepaead to support any means shah eiremthen der ecestliaition by scaring a fair share la the representation of the country to the thrift and inSlNgsse el the walla' cisesee. I held it to be el the Swat bapartans that the National De fences, and sees, the Navy, *odd be stained In the highest state cd We should sot Sergialat the RAGS Navy was sue ogirase, and that Its decadence frees that position would lower as in the settinatlon of other nations. Nor is this a mere matter of mail mut. The supremacy cd the BMWs Navy moat be maintained, at any east, as onesesssesuuiyy to the safety of ear world-wide com merce and to tMsmbtsy if the Thin& ltmpia Our dodger& are an essintia/siessi al this general polls, and I should stre nasegji.o=itimnprotritio. spirit of flez d estoes , that dl i c r ; the Partismentery Oceaslttes asainated by the Government in _ _ Bat net aserelysismdd we be content with as sarbralled it le eameatial that the other We of the navies should be thor pm = alfeeMvs. England peasemess a Volunteer Tom um ia Europe. In thst brush ohm of our &Doom we mud maintain oar maggemaoy. Insulated as we are by oar podtion from the net of Europe, I belted the steed policy to be one of arit-intervention where the Interests of tide ossuary are net materially involved. It te below the dlady of Miglead to noddle in matters which do not lon madutayl commis mow to threaten whom we do and intend to elsthe. Anxious to maintain the sitablimbed church. I shall act epos the wand policy that her best balwerit is • just and generous recognition of the rights and mivileges of other denominations. Is no other reantry has trade advanced with such rapid strides as in England. The extension sad development of trade necessi tate greater facilitlea mid I believe Milford Haven le destined shortly to become the Liverpool of the south. These regatta ma only follow Dom • through railway communlestioa between the Haven and the great manufacturing centres, together with the construction of adequate wharfage and dock accommodation. Thanking you heartily for the prowlers of support I have alread7 received, I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, BENJ. HARDWICK. THE CREDIT PONCIER sad MOBILIER at /NOLAND (Limited). AMleeriest= Z4,000,000 Capital su Capital paid-up Reserve load Dividend Rawls Ruud _____ JAl[bHight Hon. WORTLEY, Clovenaor. i LIVICK, fee Merchant,Klnge-Arearyard, t Deputy- JAMES NUORNT DANIELL, Rm., London, f °overarm James Childs. Req.. London. Alexander Deaner, Reg., Old Broadetraet, London. Charles Rills, lem., Loyd's. Adolphe Hakim. Seq. (Marro Pinto, Hakim Brothers, sad Co.), Landes. The Hon. T. C. Bailment, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Agency AMOCilidol4 London. William Harrison, gm. (Mews. Tenn', Harrhaon, and Bevan) Director of Co. Themes and Mersey imuranee Company. Richard Mort Law, faq. (Mama lane, Hanby, and Co.) Larks. Charlm L Meehan, lese” lin t don. Henry Parboil , Rm., J.P., naoeUequare. London. Joseph Maclaill MN* laq. (Mama Miickrill Smith sad Co.). Lades- Rdward l n ad rags tr artVP , Landon. John Weamortead. (Shooter of the Royal Imamate Com pany), Losidon. AlWrt Grant, F q., PAL, Y. 1.1., illarteging Director. Damn& The Apra and Maskainen's Bank (Malted). Blom SotltbSes, and Smiths. The National London, Dublin, and itabranehee in Ireland. The Alliance (United), London, Liverpool, and Man ch/Aar. SOLICITORS. Nem% Newborn. Ivaao. -- a - arn:, Nieboiseasae, LC. BIIVNIBB TILANFULCITD. 1 1,1 ; m r3ia Company negotiator* loans for colonial and foreign Cooperates in the financial arrangetoente of Brithh and other Wows. Yokes advances to Corporidions, Town CODWilt. and Whin bl puic bodies. I=stes Loons for Publts Works. in the introduction of Industrial sad Ossinterelal Dn. dortskings. Makes stir/Ross wn approved Stocks, Shares, Bald.. &O. liakes taaporary Lavas upon stiglids Freehold and leers hold Securities. ALFRED LOWE. Secretary. London, 1? and 111, Domini% Juno 16, 1816. TUB. Flom t gfitae. , the irib orcestd , Btockwa• ha wits 1, Beam' 07 07 %. 11 * 7 th e Val 7 k aa 7a — et end= St N D ' a, WOO Wale nth. (316. Los , Yoh ate" seq.. AI rd" 7 . wed saw Lbeione,. TiaiiikiT THE CREDIT foßZllift sod MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). lastrzot noo L ele - buswrueum WITH umousr PAYA ELF. QUARTERLY. The Directors have decided to Lure Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts and bearing interest as under, ria: In sums of £lO, L2O, LW, 4100, ,g 2.50, 4500, and £l,OOO, with coupons attached. IN/21MT. _ _ For three yeah For Sr. yean Sj.. Yor seven ye Interest payable quarterly, Ma, on the 30th March. 210th June, 110th Ser n mber, and 30th December, In each year, at the Com- Pi g:disila i t;le feature In the debentures Issued by this Com pany is their perfect seaway : the amount of the capital sub scribed, pald•up, and uncalled. and the general invested assets of the Company, as well as the large ream-re Lund, affording the meet ample security to the investor. These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can there fore pus by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse ment, and am free from any further stamp duty. They are also issued—to meet the requirements of Trustees and others—trans ferable by deed only, to be duly registered in the Company s boon in the names of the invartore or their assigns. Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications must be addressed.—By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWZ, Secretary. London, 17 and 18, Cornhill, Anse 15, 180„ DEPOSITS REOKIVED BY THE CREDIT - FoiiellCK sad MOBILIER of ENGLAND (lashed). RATES 7011 MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Company rapine MONEY ON DEPOSIT, In sumo of LlO and upwards, at tho undermentioned ntes, from this day until further notice. vis. : At fourteen days' notice $ per cent. per annum. At one month's notice $ per cent per annum. !Oil FIXED rinuoye OF' - - " . -•- Not less than 9 months aid op to 6 maths, 4 per oena per ann. Beyond 6 months and up to 9 months 4l per cent. per aan. Beyond 9 mouths and up to 12 months Beyond 12 mouths and up to 24 months ti per cent. per ann. norms of Application can be obtained of the Boers/wry, to whom all communications must beaddreassul. _ 870 . r - d — er ortise — eZt7 -- ILTiIIBTAIVE. Secretary. 17 and 18, Cor.hld Loudon. Jeer. 16, 1866. rrO the ELECTORS of the CITY of LONDON. OUTLIMIX.—The old Parliament is dissolved—a new one is to be constructed—and you are now called upon to exercise eighth and important pri e of selecting the representative. of the greatest city in the world. We venture to place our names on the list of eierapet tors for your suffrages, or rather foe • renewal or continuation of them ; for we have this advantage over moor candidates that we do not come before you ma strangers. Our exertions is your Interests during a long seriey of years are not nein:town, nor have they been unrewarded. We are old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow.citizena outrageously overtaxed, we Introduced a new at stem, and raised the cry of "Economy and excellence' In happy combination." We have most earnestly opposed end condemned all exorbitant claim upon the public purse, setting an example to others In the extreme moderation r f every Bill presented by ourselves. Thus not a single Bill an presented has ever been objected to, or rejected, or amended. We have never disappointed our mead thents—we have never violated our pledges —we have never neglected ~duty. The improving state of our revenue from the coutiosed and increased prosperity of our commercial eels done, fuddles us in promising to give our be .t consideration to the posaibility of still further retreuchmeuta of all demands upon the Incomes of our constltu. flit We are advocates for an extension of the reffrage, not " late rally" only, but to all directions. Our constituency has always been remarkably extendve—the largest in the kingdom— but we have no objection whatever tome It multiplied to any extent, and amongst all classes. We ever Identify our own interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow countrymen, and are ready to work for all alike—for both sexes and for all ages. We have continued to satiety all parties with out withering ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression of these principles, opinions, and promises, and with the most grateful sense of past favours, We have like honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servants, E. MOSIZEI and SON. The committees of X MCCiVI end moi.7 dI ddaiV from ieen a.s. to Nine p.m. (Paturdaya excepted) at the Great Clothing Marta, et the Oorner of Mendes and Aldgate ; at the Corner of Hart-street mad New Orford-street ; and at the Corner of Totten hatneeerteted and Nuston-rood, where all doers, without dm tharAion, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command • prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes. 11RAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, in Now Mlxtmees, made Is the latest style, it HAMILTON end KIMPTONI3, 106, STRAND (opposite Heeler Hall). OUTFITB for INDIA snd CHlNA.—Estimates, with detailed Hits of the seminary outfit for mercantile and other appointments to lad* Chino, or say of the colonies, will he ferwarded on application to rumour& OLLNNY, outfitters sett door to MenefeeSboun. Strand. 110FROLARIES, and their PRE'VEN'rliirE. LIP PINE'S Meat e mASH TASTER/A so highly cam mended by the polka egistmie for the premetion of burgle. rim end vibration or reehek can now be had whole's/a of She manufacturers, limper and Co., Albion wort, Willeehall. SW tordehtre ; B. nOllllll. 80. Dekeetreet. LirarPool. howler and Co., webetreet. manabenter • ender the Ferrates, 3. Queen . .. row, Grenelme, Camberwell—et prime squatty tow tetth the commonmelees tadener. Zetalbod by the principal whom `en la the kingdom, who an now belarisuppikd. ALL IRON WORK. The IT. TANCIAiI MON WORK 010XPANY. Old IL thowernag. Ihnisa. LW. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1886. HORBR BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Lomb" TIM DAT. 10 o'aiosk am. Adsiksioe. Is. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, a dmin. Priests Wm. k .; Easseved Sisk b. Id.; Seats la US LTORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, 11 Lodoa.—Bood eta!Hasa Boadities. &alias% Huatass, Covert and Park Hacks. Ladles' Ho Walitt-earrybet Cabe. polls se POOLINI Is Doable Kamm, sad Trottirsto Bloch Hamm HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, London—THlS DLY.—Hwakes and porde* jumped over plan Adasinion. 'fTORSK SHOW.—AGRICULTURAL HALL .a.A. THu DAY.—HUNTiIta JUMPID at $ odsck Seaga*" Ose &Mb& 1 9 7 ardor) & SIDNEY, Sec. and liamager. 'ram OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, A. performed by Mame Hume, Tyrrell, leetl, Webada Meson at. Libya. Oman Halt do, with tall band end Mionet Conducted by Mr I. Joaahmans. The Mimes TOW and Sara Gunnies ?deem Darla and Davis, the VA IMAILd, end Moan VALHI /LT, the new hooch te no rs. hie first appraise°, In Ms oometry. TIM EVENING, at Want o Meek. METROPOLITAN M Milli) HALL, ta ; idgweryroad. Open at t. 30. W. O. LOSS for Twelve War grower O and Mrs. landaL O. Maokateise, Dostat, lievihuide and Adman, in their Photoutudio ; Madame lteradies, Emma Wilton, and the Nolen Brothers. Operas, GUY MAN NUM) mad WI!!. Mamma and Kunkel Combeeter-4. J. POOLL WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal raspy, Jewellers and tillvererniihe, 11i, Ikelltletrwet. beg reepeetfully to acquaint the nobility, geatry, and their Mende, that. they tntend making a elfttrel lON of 15 per cent. oe all JEWILLIRY and PLAT= GOODS purchased for cash daring this and the following month, to order to make room for a new dock for the antumn.—Joy, IBIS. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSEL .114 WA174111 mad lON. $ and 4. acoopo&arazsr. w. BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS 1.1 sad COITCRES, Bernet Furniture, Trunks. Pottems- Inn, &A, M PUCE. CONAIDIRAULY 2.12)1/CIED. DIA PICCADILLY. Catalogues Dew rhAVIES'S DEBT DIP CANDLES, &L per Ib.; peralltres, la ea.; rood panning, la. ad.: Omit la 40 . and Is. dd. ; Ina British was, Is. 6d. ; transparent wm„ ls. id. ; Belmont wax and @sterna la. ; German was, Is U. ; botanic was, la ;ca dos, and the beat, 10d. ; matatlic for Palmwee Wale, ; maimums, moulds, ; beet Colas all, 4a. od. pee gallon; yellow soap, We:, 40a, 44a, and 48e. pet Mate. ; itattlad, 48s. ; old browns Windier. Is. ed. par E=l,; =MOS brown Windsor. ; white Window, Is. 4#l. ; 4d. ; glyairls• and almond, Is. pw bar—lor cask at K. P. D A and BMW old astabilaned wamilsOnse, 1141, Bt. Idarldn'irlasse. Clistrinsszose, London. W.O. 111 HE CITY BITILDINGS for Mb INDUS TRIOUS CLABBER—The BUILDER of THIS DAY. price dd.. by post 6d.. contalasi—Viewilla Plan of Oorporation Build. togs, Farringdoe•road—DwelUnga, and the Union Changeability —The Roman Catacombs—The Portrait MintatnresS• Kensington Museum—On Mosaics and their Adaptability—The March of Pestilence—The Statue of the late Sir Charlet Barry, B.A.—Limited LabUlty—Window Oardening—Museums and Art Training for the People—Payment of Building Artisans in London—akilled Lebow— loklog Yountains—ProwinelaL etc. —Office, 1, York atreet, Covent. n ; and all Boolmallers. LORD PALMERSTON AND THE GENERAL ELECTION. In tap. aro, limp In ; by pod for 14 damps. LORD PALMERSTON.—icEi hHl phy. .1.41 George lostledge and Sans, Draildtre,y, gi CHEAP EDMON OF "THE DOCTOR'S WIER" In I ea. ra. Ivo. PeontisPieoe. Vignette Title-page. cloth, price 0., uniform with the Anthem previous Worke, THE DOCTOR'S WIFE. By Author of " LADY AODLIT'S aNCIZT," , John Maxwell and Co., 122, Fleotetre!L. !ROM PARIS. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. Mow am owir PARIS. Fran Bravura. The Petrie announces that Plombieres is the first watering place that the Emperor will visit this year. According to present arrangements he will leave Paris on Tuesday or Wednesday to *atom pany the Empress and the Imperial Prince to Fontainebleau, and leaving them there will proceed to the Vosges, where his stay will be of about three weeks' duration. From Plombieres he will pay a visit to the Chalons camp and return direct from thence to Fontainebleau. It is thought that their Majesties will be present in Paris for the Mei; of August 15, and that towards the end of that month they will go to Biarritz. There is a serious chapter of railway accidents to note to-day. A noon-day Versailles train, on arriving at the Batignolles station, close to Paris, ran off the rails in consequence of a defect in one of the points. The gravity of the accident was diminished by the engineer having, as a matter of cloture, checked the speed of the train when ap proaching the station. As it was, Soar carriages were upset, and two soldiers, 'who jumped out, had their legs broken. Two other soldiers riding on Abe roofs of the were hurt. Three out of the four railways whose common terminus is in the Rae St. Lame, had their communications inter cepted for three hours by this accident. . Nearly at the same hour a collision took place on the Lyons and Mediterranean Railway, between an express train from. Marseilles and a down mixed ~ train. Two travellers and two engineers were killed on the spot. The number of wounded is not yet !sported. According to the statement of the company the accident arose in this way :—A portion of the rails near the Barre Station being under rep►ir the up and down trains were directed to use for a short time the same line of rails. Ar- rangementa were made for special engineers to accompany the trains to pilot them through this single line of rails. But by shocking and inex cusable negligence one of the trains was not properly warned, and the consequence was that it ran against the other; both going at full speed. Among the passeng ers injured was _ . athe English vice-consul at Marseilles. There is a report of an accident, not, however, attended with any fatal consequences, on the Northern Railway. Judgment was given this morning in the affair of the " Life of Marat." M. Rougearty the author, is sentenced to four mouths' imprisonment and • fine of 160 fr., K Lacroix, one of the publishers, to one month's imprisonment and a tine of 1,000 fr., and M. Verbceohoven, another mem ber of the firm of Librairie Internationale, (who did not appear to take his trial) ii'condemned by default to a fine of 101 fr. without imprisonment. This is, according to the common voice of the Pedals de Justice, the most disgracefully frivolous press prosecution that even this government has ever instituted. There can be no doubt that M. Vecroix is persecuted because he Dia personal friend some of the opposition deputies. The signers of the honceopathio petition which., was lately rejected by the Senate have had an audience of M. Duruy,who has, it is said, promised to use his influence with the Emperor to obtain per mission for them to found an hospital of their own iu Paris. The Pnaae has made another "mistake" in pub lishing unauthorised matter. It announces this evening that it would not have given the Count de Chambord's letter had it been " informed that every document of that nature was altogether pro hibited." The Paris Cricket Club beat the officers of the 60th Rifles by nine wickets, thus retrieving the defeat which it bad suffered from the 73rd Regi ment. In consequence of the attention directed to cricket by the Empress's patronage, the attendance at this match was much greater than at any former one on the same ground. The extraordinary heat of yesterday was suc ceeded by a thunderstorm, which lasted for several hours of the night. To-day there is a pleasant southerly breeze. There has been an extremely bad Bourse. Some " &blister " news was rumoured to be stirring, but nobody could say what it was. The Rents, whose recent rise is attributed to the supposed neceasity of a relatively high figure to launch the new city of Paris loan, fell helplessly I2lc. for cash, and 30c. for account, closing at 66fr. 22}c. ; Mobilier fell 23fr. 7bo. ; Mexican fell 1, closing at 45k. The bad accounts of the Mexican finance, pub limbed by the English journals, outweigh the military successes chronicled by the Moniteur. The Lyons Railway fell Bfr. PAEADI et Piuzi - iiiilass •VIRY DAY HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loodon. H ORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Leadas.—NINZMILIMIT HUNTER& TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, JULY 7. In to-day's aitting:of the Upper House of the Reichsrath, Count Thun, in a speech upon the financial question, spoke against modern consti tutionalism, and combated the idea that absolutism would cause financial difficulties. The Count proposes that the Upper House should peas a resolution declaring an increase of the taxes impossible, and recourse to loans inadmissible, unless equilibrium between the revenue and expen diture be thereby establiabed. Count Thnn ex pressed • desire that the government should intro duce changes in the different branches of the public administration, and concluded by proposing that the Upper House should express its expectation that the government would not again require it to approve such a budget as that presented for 1865. Count Than's motion was referred to a com. mittee. RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE. MI, RSRTmv% Juir 7. A railway accident took place yesterday between Lyons and Marseilles. Three persons were killed and twenty wounded. An investigation has been commenced by the authorities. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telegraph). BOMBAY, Jou 30, 3.10 P.Y. Markets improving. Shipments of cotton since the 23rd instant, 17,000 bales. Exchange on Lon don, 2s. Od. Government securities : Four per Cents., soi ; Five per Cents., 104 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cents., 110 f. Tire New Kai' Act.—The new act to allow the charging of the excise duty on malt acceding to the weight of the grain used has just been painted. Except where otherwise provided the act is to take effect on the Ist of September next. it is enacted that say manatee desiring to kayo the duty payable on malt made by him charged ac cording to therein used is to give notice in writiog to the Excise-dike. The cistern in which the grain is deposited is to be covered and faked up, and .a declaration le to be made of the write. The duty I. to be calculated, sad the imitator is to provide sealed sad weights. Thera is a stringent provision ie this act as to penalties. It declares that "if any act, matter, or thing by this act required or directed to be dons or performed by any maltster or his workman, or servant, shall be omitted or neglected, a re fused to be done or performed by them respectively, or if DEATH BY LIGHTNING. —The effects of a shock of any act, matter or thing prohibited by this act shall be done artificial lightning on a gentleman of our acquaint- or permitted by any maltreat or him workman or servant, saes, who is very 'amities to the electric die- the imitator shall in every such cue forfeit OA sum of 100 f. charge, may be here described. Under ordinary dream- over and above any other penalty or penalties to which he stances, the discharge from a smell Leyden jar i s may be subject under ay other act now in form." Some i n a y nop t onsin t t o him. Some time ago h. h appene d t o pros s:we are substituted for acoditions contained is former stand in the presence of a numerous audience, with a oath The PrewleWetwte et le =Awe* In force for a Peeled battery of fifteen large Leyden jars charged beside him. of four yeam Th roug h some aw k war d /Nss on bi n p or t, h e t ouc h e d a wire CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOLS, ST. G2Ol4:ll'S EAST.-- which he had no right to touch, and the discharge of On Thursday last the children sad friends of theme schools the battery went through his body. Here life was were taken foe their anal excursion by special train to absolutely blotted oat for a very seseible interval, without Loughton, in Edna. The party numbered upwards of a a tram cd pain. Ina second or two veraciousness returned ; thousand in all, and was emeompanied by tbe clew cf the the recipient of the shock saw himself in the presence of district, the Rev. G. H. If 'Gill, incumbent, the Hera. W. of his audience and apperatne, sad, by the help of them B. Kerr and A. Gooier, curates, and the churawardsaa, external facts, immediately concluded that he had re- Maus. Foulger and Sheriden. An ample supply of poet. moved the battery discharge. His intellectual conscious- none for dinar and tea was furnished by private coairibu. nee' of hi position wee restored with exceeding rapiditr, tote. As much of the old forest of Epping his been in let not so his optical consciousares. To prevent the closed nom last year there was not the same opportunity mediate from being alarmed, he observed that he had for fathering wild flowers and indulging in beg rambles fa ales boa his desire to receive accidentally such a shock the 'rosewood as before, bat they all enamiged to 'mad a and that his wish bad at length bona fulfilled. But while very pleasant and happy day. On Friday the infants, to making this remark, the apeman which his body pm the number of 420, were regaled with their usual =id eated to him was that of a number of separate pieces. The rummer treat in the seboal•roolne arse, for example, were detached from the trunk, and Two PICSSONS STRUCK BY LIGHTNINO.—On eimmed allefreded in the air. In feet, memory. and the Thursday morning, about 9 o'clock, a thunderstorm power of reesoniag appeared to be complete long before the over the Pill district. sear Bristol, with heavy rain, =e gd Web wee was reneged te health) scree. Bat whet we which the aistaria Said aim* a house at St. Gauge's, with chiefly to dwell meth hem is, the obsolete Paialmatalt passing through the roof, marrially hijuriag and ratter ef the shook there 'same be a doubt that, to a person tag the ceilings, end destroying, is the lower rooms, soma stench and by lightning, the Weer from life to death furniture, ware, and other thine. Ia the house resider a °WM' without etheelthethell being Is the least degree ire- Mir Ann 8112itb, who, with a workman, was is the house Phoebe& It 1 se threes sleppsge d esthatlen, termer at the time, and the fluid Ara* both perste& Mies Smith puled by a pear —Professor Tyndall, in The Baader. wee ere on fire, and her aim isseantly beagle amoral Eirmern, AND Tits UNITID STASIS.-- preesa, who eneemeded is estiagabbies the Ire, bat sot A further arise of arnermatkeee relating to the osentioe before her prom was severely burnt, aid she lies is a very el Use eke w in America was issued yesterday. There precarious start nadir the treritheth M Mr. Lloyd, gm' ore two learn from Feel Russell to Berl Cowley, Ostia gem. The workless, Porter, la his bands sad arm the views of the 13ritish government as to Ile samaras to karuck, which paralysed Ems Ger a time, hat the seeds In be siMpled ; a letter from Earl Oewley in amply ; elm a preingaway, se that it is Impel I. • few days theatre en otter item Earl Ramell le B. F. item, his win not be feil—Werees Daily lam CALCUTTA, JONI 29. Exchange on London, 2s. Oid. Government se curities : Four per Ceuta., 88} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 109. Freighta, 525. 6d. [STAMPED, IL ADDITIONAL.) THE VIOLENT HURRICANE AT THE CAPE OF GOOD ROPE. Our Southampton correspondent, writing last night, says : " When the Cape of Good Hope mail steamer Boman arrived home last month she reported that as soon as she left Table Bay on the 15th May she ex cad a hurricane which raged for three days, and she was obliged to lay-to outside the bay during that time. Some fearful disasters ware ex- Yesterday a telegram was received from ra c er, dated 9.5 p.m. on the 13th inst., and which appears to have been brought thaw from the Man ritans by a French mail douse; stating that the Caps of Good Hope mail steamer Athens was wreaked in Table Bay on the 17th of May, and thirty souls lost on board of her, and that the Cape marl steamer Dane, lying in the Bay, was seriously damaged. It is conjectured that the 90 lost are chiefly amongst the o ffi cers and Grew of the steamer. They num bered 45. The Athens is a steamer about 800 tons burden, and formerly carried the mail between Plymouth and the Cape. The Diamond Company's i steamer Mitenbage s daily expected home with particulars of the news of the disasters from the hurricane, and in a few days the regular mail steamer Briton also will arrive at Plymouth. Both the Mitenhage and the Briton left the Cape about the 15th of Jane. Captain Smith, an experienced officer moscunamaded the Athens. She went down while she lay at anchor, owing to the terrific violence of the hti cane. The Briton, which left Plymouth on the 9th of May, took out nine passengers for Natal and Mauritius, and it is possible that these were on board the Athens when she went down. As she was not to leave Table Bay for the Mauritius before the 19th of May, it is scarcely probable that any passengers starti4 from the Cape for the Mauritius were on board. This is the first serious diameter which has occurred to the Cape of Good Hope Mail Company. The excitement here at Southampton amongst the families of the officers ant mew of the Athens is intense. and, unfortunately, it cannot be allayed for some few days." THE LATE TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA. Further details have been received of the burning of the William Nebo; already announced by telepaph. The French steamer Lafayette left New York on the 23rd June, and nothing extraordinary occurred wail the after noon of the 27th, when the look-out man eigoalled two boata, apparently laden with men. The steamer bore down to them add took on based the occupants who proded to be the oepteis, ZS men, and 6 women from the 'hip William Nelson, of New Yolk. The captain made the following etatehaent . • ' I airith American, and my name is John Levy ; my ship was of 1,039 tons burthee, and had on board • crew of 30 men. I left Antwerp on the tad of June, sod Flush* on the 4th. with SOO toes of rails, different other merolunidiss, and 450 emigrants, bound for New York. Yesterday I bad fast taken an observation, which showed that I was in 40 dag. 21 mat north latitude, and 50 deg. 21 min, west longitude, from Greenwich, when I learned that my men in fomigating the vois4, bad set her oa fire. I made every effort to extinguish the Sams, bit they spread with such fearful rapidity that. our labour was unavoidable. I then ordered the four boats to be launched. In the disorder which had seized everyone, they were immediately lined by those person' who were newest at hand. 1 remained on board thivessel, but was soon surtouided by flames, and was obliged to throw myself into the sea, when I wee Pared up by out of the bats. My ship WM all on fire, and my un fortunate passengers were perishing in the flames, or drown ing, without my being able to asdet them. The seem was horrible. . This morning, at 4 o'clock, everything had dis appeared. My four boats were laden with people ; I or dered them to follow, and proceeded in • north-westeely direction, thinking I should have sthaaos of meeting with some dups. The two other boathouse% be far off." The captain of the Lafayette, in order to pick up the two other boats, determined to cruise smand the spot foe • time; shortly after a mil wee seen ahead, sad at suaest a boat was also observed at • emit iiiatano& The steamer bore dove smell • the latter, but the selling ship, which proved to be she Haim of Pinked, being parer, reached becee the Lafayette, and took on board the people in the boat, coexisting of • woman, four, children, and slim men. An officer wee sent from this steamer to the Henan to ie. form her captain of the Easing of the people from the two other boats. The fourteen rescued from the third boat then want on board the Lafayette, mid de. eared that they had parted company at 4 o'cloek with the boat still missing, on board of which were 37 persons. The Lafayette continued to cruise about, firing a gun or seeding up a rocket every See minutes until 11 at night, but with oat mums', whoa she resumed bar voyage, after having re ceived from the capteda of the Russian ship the promise to remain all night oo the spot to endeavour to rescue the other boat. The Umm was then bound from Haver for Marseilles. The 44 persons picked up remised every attention on board the Laftystte, and the Baroness de Staub], wife of the kossisn minister at Washington, made a collection in aid of them, which amounted to 2,8611 L Tie whole were landed at Havre on the arrival of the steamer the day before yesterday. Among the episodes of the catastrophe is romitimed that of a young woman only a few months married, and ex pectin shortly to be • mother, who in the confusion which prevailed while in the water clung to a seamen whom she mistook for her husband. The sailor swam away with his burthen to the boat, and they were both picked up, but the young wife's stupefaction on discovering bar error was painful to witness. There are, however, still hopes that the husband may have been saved in the Miser boat. An emigrant was so fortunate as to lam his four children from both fire and water, and get them en board one of the boats. His wife was, hemmer, still on the burning drip He swam back to the William Nelms, got on board, threw his wife into the NS. jumped in after her, and seela reached the beet with her, thus saving his satire family. Tim W 031( or raz SIMON. —According_to a list made up yesterday there were 127 public and 3r2 local acts reseed in the ism sessioss. Last year there were 121 public and 329 local soils. Tai LAT' AO:SIDI= TO A YOUNG LADY IN Rornausow.—lffiss Millard, the riding-mistress, has re cagily met with • mutifyieg demoustrat , on of sympathy from some of her personal friends and pupils. A homier and admirable rider, this yonog lady, during the course of last mouth, met with an accident in Rotten-row, through anxiety toms* one of her pupils frees a perilous position. Her hone was killed on the spot by coming in oollitdon with • water.cert, sod she sustained severe personal injury from the violence with which she was thrown against a tree. Amongst the frequenters of Captain Walton's riding school in Gloucester-crescent, Hyde-pub, to which establisheient Miss Millard is professimtally attached, the accideot created • greet nensetion ; and as sees as the lady Maned to the discharge of her duties she received from • select party of friends 70 sovereigns in an &agent silver casket, that been the inscription, " Presented to Miss Georgina A. Millard by her pupils sod friends se a testi asocial of their respect sod affection." Amongst the con tributor( to this handsome prevent were mews' ladies of social position, who, whilst they employ Miss Millard es • teacher of equestrian art, also value her as • personal friend.—Poet. ()I CNEAL GNAW! IN Naw Yost—Very many millers contented themselves with a simple shake of the hand and a ooarteous "Good morning, sir ;" but a great 'easy sensible working people grasped the general's band with slivers and painful viva:, essaing bhn alseolate suf fering, and at times elicitiog rebuke. Others made little speeches. The more freqaeot were like the following : "God bless you, mend " God grant vas • beg life, sir I" "It does me good to see you." " Hew are cos, Us oondltioriel " you • photograph with your The people honour themselves to-day, sir." "Don't let Hama use yea up, general." "How's my old rommeeder " You &al remember me, air, but Murree forget yon."— American paper. The particulars of Dooato's death come to us from Cyrano% Frame. when he died on the 10th ultimo. It appears that the deader had an aloeg suffered from ea internal wooed, for which medical 112•11 could Dot aroma* ; sad be was sent, in *lmam of his reel state, to Ifioe. Oa the journey he stopped at the little town of Orme% to. Wain to recruit himself, bet hie date grew Ispidly worm, sad oe the 1011 i Jess, at 10 is the oyes*. his eirpized in the arms of * wife, who it w il l be remembered bed bee. married to him s eder Female* oirsenmeamos shoat 11 months preiritlerely. The funeral was ealeheated wink row poners.—Or dicetro. CRYSTAL 1 3 11.1C1,--0112 811ILLIZO DAL - - FOLD" JOLT 7.—ArboWoos oa poyshoos, 3,571; ditto by arms delso* 1,4711; told rlefroll. 1 .0 19 . [Advertisement] B ouDWAT'S PILIA.—Pure Illood.—As tide dial Weld. rtes I pure *AL otetdos sod TIMPOVIASO every part of tito liras rot*. so wbss It boons* or aoloodoly moo pro** oralowy offset rt i r =tly mod* tOot ray erdlere whisk dor or melt the circulars eon serer exterminate re ebesto, trt ow ===of eseretrog eartory Mow* error dr t le be carded to ovary Wing Moo of the burr. The Imp. bar, Ivor, *berm rod dr* d worm tort ber M "borrow seregler b t=4s a poildrp pOIr , operate directly. **dolly. mod . the slier Err at blood, what)* doors re weer* streedert IM alomoch. en* iho>trt toad bMupu, owl &am old polkas I adoloono. [TWOPENCE THZ TRIAL OF DR. PB,ITOIIARD. THE PIDGEI3 CHARGE AND THE VERDICT OP TB/ JURY. EDINBURGH, nix it The 001Irt met again this morning at 10 dam*. The public ironer in the trial had pertly lowered. mil the done d the coot veer we bregot by headiede id room err to obtain admires to kw the jedgea ewe to the jury. The Lord Judos Clerk, after retards( to the Fmk atrocity ct the mimes laid to the prison's ohmage, and the singular means by which it wee alleged be perpetrated these minis, said them were three thin. of which the jury most be satisfied upon the evidenca la the feet plate, 'they must be sandal that the deceased died by poison ; it the wand place, that the poison was wilfully edeeinistered far the impose of destroyieg life ; sad in the third Mem, that it was the primmer at the her vibe me ad. ft, or eimed it to ke so admintotered. Beebe goes over the medical widows in regard to the drat vier time, be said the jury would madder wise', it wee pomade to resist theme oimotaidaam e Int, that Mrs, Maud died from the adios of amlimany alone, adasialetsred to Isom quantities. mad, secondly,. that Mrs. Taylor died team action al madamy either aloes or in cambiastioa with aconite and aphis. In the case of Mn. Pritchard the midmost( the police having bees takes continuously for • Friedel maths maluded the posibility of either eon dist or saiside, sad, therefore, it @nomad imspoeible to N isi the comiseles that the patios must have bees Mimi: sistseed by some one far the purpose of destroying her Me. The eharsoler sad 'dadaist d Mrs. Taylor sad her goseVall ocodition of body sad mind were such se sot to most the idea of suicide In her cam as a poseibility at all, sad whether she died through the {alums* of antimony NW nistend is several deems, as the inimical reports olsenly bore can, Cr whether her death wee Margin about imme diately through swallowin some of the costeals of the bottle of Battley's solution, it was very difficult to saber stand bow bee death was caused by solidest. The jag would ecamider whether they maid reeled the meek. Son that the perm by which Mrs. Taylor was deprived of life was also wilfully ewes for the very parses of de stroying life. The third question, which was me of vital interest in the case, was whether the primmer adosinis. iced, or mused to be edmimistered, be either or both of the ladies, the poise by which their lime ware destroyed. His lordship wait minutely into the evidence relating to the illness sad death of the two ladies, directing the ellen- Mon of Me jury to the fact, sod characterising it as " • Miry remedrable circiumtmace" that throughout, shimmer misses had moues to explain to anybody what he thought was the matter with him wife, he called it parte fever. whoa all the symptoms Indicated the very mime of liwthidag wider fever. His lordskipalsopointedoat to thejiry . that the primmer rep ad to the registrar that Ms. Taylor had bees trader petards for twelve hours, which be kerw TM an absolute falsehood ; and that the disease which Im mediately preceded dank was apoplexy, while the snsilikal !Wow* had danammtrated. that there we. mot *tame of apoplexy in the case. The jury would consider whether, la the came of a professional man like the prisoner, he could wader the arcuustaness, if his wife died nadir the affects ef antimonial poison, be so far demigod as to believe she did of gastric fever. After noticing the erideace ma be the poisoned cheese, the egg dip, and the tapioka, his lordship said it appeared berried • doubt that some ens bad been practising a system of poisocing, end ask In poseemion of the primmer were the agents to carry it N- U he understood the theory of the prisoner's counsel aright, it wss that Mary M'Leod was the person who mused these murders, and that the jury roost choose be -1 twos km and the primer at the bar by balancing probe hilt** ; bat the prieoner's counsel did not Nam saintly is advert to the possibility that both might be begonia. and if that was so they could have very little doubt who was the master and who set on the other; bat he (the Lord Justice Clerk) did sot desire the jury to take this theory, and he thought it quite right that they should consider *pea the Wailes at PrebebiliWee which el the tw wee the perpetrator od the edam. Was it ceseebrable that a girl. 16 or IT years el age, in the positioa of a sweat maid, could have herself conceived or executed such a desks? eel if she had conceived it, could she have swouted it, subject to the vigilance el the husked of her victim, himself a wean! men? That was tear hard to believe, indeed. On the other head, if the prisoner conceived and executed the design, it was not so dlieult to believe that Nary N'Leod may have been the per fectly UDO:NaCiOII6 and baaweet inetranseat of earryieg out his purpose. If they were 'stilled the warder was mac. witted, the partiselwhe had awes to tire. Pritchard galy could have done it. Some of them were plainly ienceent, and hi owe et ethers the probability of guilt we reduced to two ; al these two ea*, ee both, of thew were guilty of the deed. The jag noticed to ocuidor thin vordist about twisty minutes put us o'clock, sod retuned is about sallow with as snosimots unliet of Guilty on both eincies. The Lord Justice Clerk then senteseed the prisoner to be ezemited et Glasgow on the 28th inst., and in pawing suttees* said that the verdict of the jury proceeded nee* ',Memos which could lame no resemble doubt on the minds of them by whom it woe considered. The primer, who had maintained great oompomre throughout the am days of the trial, seemed sweetly effected whoa the verdict ma pronounced, and leant slightly op the poliosessu sitting beside him, but while the sentence was Using recorded be completely regained his mammon, end after senteeee was paned open him be bowed to the judge, and also to the jam before leaving the dock. KING'S COLLEGE. The annual distribution of prizes to the successful candidates in various departments of sits and learning at the above oaks' took place yesterday, in the presence of a crowded mad fuhiocable authentic The chair was taken by the Right Bow. the Bishop of Bath and WeW, who was supported on the platform by the Bishop of Lichfield, Bishop of Gloucester. do. The prissipal, Dr. Jeff, °poied the proceedings with a few istroductory observations. He apologized for the stoma of the primate, who wee untivoid ably shiest at Windsor, baptizing the young prises, and proceeded to show the prosperous state of the college, the beet proof which he could gine being that at that moment se ler than 1,400 persons were fteeiring instruction within the wells. Dr. Heaney, DORA of the Al edical lethally, fol lowed with the statistics of his department, especially noting the grstifying feet that in four successive years papils of lases College had esrried off the gold medal for botany, at Apothem:arise-ball. The vicious other proffteors followed in their departments, introducing their suomeeful pupils, sod the prizes, which onsisted of book', were distributed amid the cheers of the mask s& METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WO/MA—The usust weekly manse of the board was held yroterdey at the olio% Spring-widow • the president, Sir J. limit* in the chair. _ Mr. Itichjdaon iatroduad a deputation, with e memori al from the Greeawich, Plemeand, and Lewi sham Malta Board of Works, es to ezietiog ouiranoes and enereentments on Blsckhssth, which was referred to the Streets Committee. A report was brottibt up from the Themes Embankment Committee, stating that, purenset to the resolution of the bard of the 10th of Graeber, 1863, they bays unanisnaualy appointed Mr. William Tito depot Waimea et the committee. The report was Mr. Lames" said he wished it to gn out to the public that the board was set responsible for the cruel trestmeet of hems en the embanksest works. Be did not thick that the board, by Ms easistast engioeses sad clerks of works, could t ft. It appeared that there bad been as maw as teoevitions for cruelty to homes in ate embank - ant. Th. Beeper sired that everyman/ewe would be given to the caws of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Aims* end is wet weather it was suggested that the wattmeter sbeeld put dowse tearaway. The star bemire we. of se pidgin interest. SH/PlL—Tbe iron ship Chili will be on view se gm* sent, end parties totswsted fa keeping thri bot toms dins sidps slew for a voyage round the wield are killed to lespeet bar bottom. The Chili his I=o. tweed from Yew Etralsed. She bee been afloat for mese* smi ems dew without any renown( the eempon- Woe en her beaten g issither is the battem bows wrebbed, • vow el ow bowel twins this Thor boo the vowel low b ester dil l e=tlt igki ltasso lost sassasir. Moo will into Ewing sea Winsbaross'iry desk, massiit4 ee Weft wt. July 1q ow& will be sig ham nine to IMP ea*. DR. 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