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The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-28

TELEORAPBS BILL

Lord STAN LEY of ALDElall'oud that be had re-
spired a message from the Commons., stating that all the
anorodmeets of their lordships on this bill bad been agreed
to except one, namely, the retention of the word "respec-
tively." lie now mowed that their lordships should sot
insist oe this amendment, which wee agreed to.
Their lordships adjourned at a quarter prat 6 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON& -.-MONDAT, JOLT 27.

-
The house met at three o'ciook.
THE MEOW COURT-MARTIAL.
Mr. CONINGHAII announced his intention, in muse-
queues of the %teases of the period when the necessary
papers were laid oa the table, to bring the subject of the
khow ccort-martial on on In early day next session. He
proposed at the same time to call atteation to the anoma-
lous position of the Commander-in-Chief with respect to
the ledian army, and to propose en ioquiryan to the mesons
why military life should be Ise venire in India than in other
portions of her Majesty's dominion,.

SALE OP INTOXICATING LIQUOBR.
Mr. LAWSON gave bodes for next .ion to bring in a
bill restraining the male of intoxicating liquors.

BASIN AT PORTSMOUTH.

In rely 6n. Kr. amir;

Lord b: PAGET mid that the Admiralty intended during
the rem= to peepers a bill enabling them to construct a
basin at Portsmouth. and next seesioe to introduce a sum
intim estimates to meet the expense. It was further hie
intoutfon to move I. the seat session of parliament for a
select eoftraittes to go into the whole question of docks sad
UM= for the navy.
MARRIAGES OF DISSENTERS.

Sir M. PETO asked her hisjesty's govenarient whether
the, had hunt of the remarriage of a Mr. sod Mrs. Halle
by the Rev. If. Walmeeley, vicar of Et. Braude, Glouces-
tershire, after they had hum previously married in a die-
',sties chapel. and on which remarriage the vicar entered
the parties is his register book as bachelor and spiarter,
knowing of the previous marriage, and whether her
Majesty's government would pnwocute the vicar for maiden
such entries, coder the statute 16th George IV., socition 29.
The ham baronet when asking the question read certain do-
cuments proving the Ent marriage by a diamond's, minister.
Mr. BRUCE did sot think that the aoudad of the vicar
bad bees such as to render him liable to a prowoutiom
The fuel marriage was valid or it was not; if valid every.
thing that happened subeeutieut4 was soil, and n
that was done could be made the subject of a promouis tloibil
oe the other band it was invalid, the entry made
in the books was the proper biscription. It was
clear therefore that the vicar bad committed no
offence naiad the law, however he might have
offended against good taste sad good feeling. (Bear, hear.)

THE lONIAN ISLANDIS.
Lord E. BRUCE inked the Under Becnitary of State for
the Oolnside whether, fa the event of the protection of
Great Britain Wee withdraws fret the Leona Ides, and
the Begitinaular Beginblie babe Paned to the kingdom of
Greece, ber Najeetr the gemmed Great Britain, as sovereise
of der wee i dieriaseldied Order of Bt. Michael end Bt.
London, England, 1863-07-28

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
THE CASE OF THE GIBRALTAR.

Lord RA3RI-1..-pre ootioe that io-oezt sesekso be
would call attention to the papers before the have on the
subject of the tlibralter. and would more en sddrws to the
crown praying her Majesty to order cornpeosatiou to be
made to Captain Blskeley for the injury he had resolved.
(Hoar, hear.)
THE LAW OF DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
......

Mr. HENNESSY gave notice, cni behalf of the boa.
member for Dinigervao, that early next iies.Mo be would
move for leave to bring in e bill to abolish the low of dietrees
io Ireland.
THE TELEGRAPHS BILL.
The Lords' amendreeets to the Commove' sesenclaamits to
the Lords' asteedments were otwesdeved sad atreed to.
London, England, 1863-07-28

IN CHANCERY.—In the matter of Whitby's Settled Istate, and
the Act IP and 20 Vic., cap. 120. HANN/URN.. MIL! OnD.
Dear Lymlngton, several delightful Fiti.ZHOLDRESIDENCIIN.
with gardens, and meadow land, some with possession and
others let upon lease.
• -

MESARS.FAREBROTHER,CLARK, and LYE
have received inetractiona to PREPARE for SALE, in
lota, the folloring very dedr.ible
FREEHOLD PREd

for investment or occupation, situate near to the town of
mington, within a short remove of the sea, in the county of
Hants:—Milford-house with possession), a capitol family re-
sidence, commanding delightful views of the loin of Wight, with
Mikes, coach.honie, and stabling, gardens, pleasure grounds,
and meadow land ; the whole nearly 15 scree Harewood house,
with stabling, garden, and meadow land ; let to Was Glover.
klarine.bouse, garden and meadow : let on lease to Mr. Berry.
Aubrey house, with good garden and meadow land, pleasantly
situate between the village of Milford and Keykaven, In the
occupation of Captain JOlOllOll Belem House, garden and
meadow land : about 2 w tee let on lease to Captain Harrow,
titivate floatage sad Milford Mill, with nearly ti wres of land
let to C. Stephens and otbera Bridge House and double fronted
shop, garden, Ac.: let to Messrs. College and Peckham. And
Woodside Cottage (with posse/Won), a charming residence, with
garden and meadow land, situate on the environs of Lyroington.
Particulars are preparing ; and may shortly be had of Messrs.
BseSetti Sou. sod Baron. solicitors, 00, Lincoln's-bin-grad:of
Mews. itawienee and Square), laud agents. No. 4, Victoria.
street, &W., and at Salisbury ; and of Messrs. IfAiraltorain,
CLakit, and LT; Lsacastsce, W.C.
London, England, 1863-07-28

RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON.
The ALEXANDRA, ERINCK of WALES, and ROYAL
BRIDAL BOUQUET, b. ed. each. The Camotette Fan, delight-
fully perfumed, from Si. 6d. a specimen LI post for 50 stamps.
The Turiclah scented Charm, an elegant golden ornament for the
watch chain, la, ; by poet for IS stampg—R. £ZMItZL, Ng-
fumes, 90, Strand, and 25, Cornhill.
London, England, 1863-07-28

BATH, CHARLCOMBIC MITATIL —Very valuable FRERHOLD
BUILDING LAND, situate In the LA24BDOWN•ROAD. divided
into plot; with the roads formed ; tits CHARLCOMBE
MANOR FARM and accommodation Land, the whole about
lOU acres.
MESSRS. TAREBROTHER, CLARK,and LYE
will SELL by AUCTION, pursuant to orders of the Court
of Chancery, made in • cause of Gunning v. Gunning," with
the appi obatlon of the Master of the Rolla, the judge to vrheee
coon the said cause is attached, at the Nt hlte Lion Hotel, Beth,
on FRIDAY, August.l4, at 12 for 1 precisely, in 63 Lots, the
CH tRIA °MBE FRERHOLD RITATF., . . .

situate only IT 39 plots of
building lend, with extensive frontages to the College, Hamilton.
and Fonthill toads, of 32 feet wide each, newly formed. at
great outlay, for the purpose's of developing the property.
A very valuable plot of building and accommodation
land, situate opposite the Bare and Hounds Inn, with frontage
to the lamsdowu-road, containing valuable stone for budding
par. ogee ; two plots of building and market garden or allot-
ment land, • ith approaches from the lAnadown-road, abutting on
the property of Dr. Hensley ; four plots of building lend, situate I
immediately opposite the Cbarlcombe Manor Home, with front-
ages to the Charlcombe end Woolley reads ; fire plots of building
land, situate adjoining the Lansdown College, with frontages to
the Itichmond and Charlcombe roads; five /lots of building
land, abutting on the Richmond-to:4, the land, of H. 8. Brown,
Faq., and Col. Mathwayt. The Charicornbe Manor Farm with
the ancient farm residence, numerous Acres of valuable grazing
and accommodation land, beautifully situate slopinz to the
south and abutting on the lands of Hiss Hooper, with a frontage of
nearly IS mile to the Woolley-road. Cottages, orchard, and
garden ground, in the village of Charloombe. the whole estate
embraces en area of about 390 antes, The tenants are under
notice to quit, and early possession may he hod. A supply of
water of SO gallons per day (Sunday excepted) is guaranteed to
each building plot. The Hews in all directions extend not only
over the city of Bath, but also the picturesque hill, of Somerset,
Wiltshire. and Gloucestershire.

iitiqlciiii7sitidiTians are preparing, and when ready may be
had at the place of sale; of Meson. Little &Alton, solicitors
Bladuris%bulldings, Bath ; of Ileum Nelson and 800, tolicitors,
2, Paul'. Bakehouse-court, Doctoriewcwomona, London, EC. ; of
Messrs. Palmer, Nettleship, and Eland, uolicitout 4, Trafalgar-
square, London, W.C.. and at the offices of Messrs. /AIM-
[ :OTHER, CLLIK, and LTC, No. 8, l ameastar-place, Strand,
Laudon, W.C.—Dated this 2nd day of July, 1882.—G00. Whiting,
Chief Clerk.
London, England, 1863-07-28

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ersrvsnwr os LONDON. —LL.B. EXAII2/U.
nos. —First Diode Henry blueness Alley ROMP
bill College ; Rev. Beptimus Buse, University; Thome
Chastain, King's ; Hrrbhearrst Hudy CikeszaHardy, Univac-
-144 ; Christopher Robert Cuff, Kinds; Ale: Henry
(1L A. Queen's), gagmen College, Belfast; Rev. William
Kant (M.A. Glasgow), University of Glimmer ; Thomas
Maguire (M.A., Dublin), Trinity, Dublin ; Rayner Wilda,
bilks= (B. Sc.), University. Second Division : Thomas
Finlaysou (M.A. Edinburgh), University of Edinburgh;
William (Iceman Foots, King's ; Richard Palmer ThoOAP
Gammas, New; William Gray Gilchrist, King's; Daniel
Leggett, private study ; Robert Thomson (LA. Edit
burgh), University of Edinburgh.
EXAMINATION FOR HONOURR —YR/NCIPLZR OF 12GIS-
LATION.—FITPC Class: H. H. Comicial:lady (University
Law Beholarship), University ; Alezander Henry, Queens
College, Belfast ; Christopher Robert Cuff. King's. :locoed
Class: Henry Ebenezer Allen, Spring-hill, Rey. William
Kant, University of Glasgow, Thomas /impair, Trinity,
Dublin, Rayne Winterbotharn. Ueiversity (equal). Third
Class: William Gray Gilchrist, King's; Rev. &Mims
Buss, University.
Convyrairciso.—Becood Class : Christopher Robert Cuff,
King's ; Daniel Leggett, private study.
Law or TR/ COURTS or EQUITT.-23000111 CUM:
topber Robert Cuff, King's ; Daniel Legptt, private study.
Law OF THIS COURTS or CknIMON Law.—Fist
Christopher Robert Cuff. King's. Third Glass : kisundst
Henry, Queen's College, Belfast ; and Denial Loggats.
private study.

Pgisco ALFRED'S MOTEllitt4l%.—A Fort William
oorreepoodeot write*: -"The Prince, after a stay of several
day. with Lochiel at A clinacarty Castle, during which time
he angled on Loobarkaig, and visited the beautiful glens in
the neighbourhood, left for Fort William oo Wednesday
afternoon, and arrived there at 6 p.m., accompanied by
Lochiel, Major Cowell, Lc. The village was decorated with
gags, many of them bearing Gaelic inscriptions, and one or
two of thaw that were hoisted at the landing of the Queen
when proceeding to Adverikie some sixteen year. ago. A
detachment of the Lochaber Volunteers lined the pier.
and their band played during the time the Prier
was taking boat; led the spectators gave three times
three hearty cheers on his leaving for the Broom Timbre
Prince did not ascend Ben Nevis, as was expect.
The Racoon, with the Prince on board, weighed anchor on
Thursday, at 6 o'clock am., and reamed slowly out to sea"
We learn that the Racoon arrived in Oben Bay the rme
day at 11 a.m. ; and on Saturday his royal highoess, along
with his brother carers. was to visit Stade and loos one
of Miners. Hutobesees steamers, which was espied far
the purpose. The Racoon will leave Oban for the-Clyde in
the beginning of the week.— gdinborgA Courant.
London, England, 1863-07-28

BANE of QUEENSLAND (Limited).—The
Directors grant LETTEMI of CREDIT, payable en me-
sentation, o Drafts, on the Branch at Brisbane : negotiate
approved drafts on partlrs In the colony forward bills for col-
lection, and transact a banking btudnes• between this country
and the colony. Terms and further particulars may be known
on application at the Office. HUGH MUIR, Secretary.
28, Old Broadwtreet, London.
London, England, 1863-07-28

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WOOLWICH, JULY 27.
The Ardent, 3, paddle steam sloop, Commander
John E. Parieh, which left Woolwich about four years since
for service on the south-east coast of America, returned to
the harbour this day, and was admitted into the basin to
strip and return stores previous to being paid off. She has
been inspected by Commodore Superintendent Sir Ir. W.
E. Nicolson, before whom the crew were mastered on deck,
and went through a course of drill and cutlass exercise.
The Ardent was completely reconstructed at this yard pre-
vious to her last term of commission, sod she is now in
excellent condition. She was 51 days on her voyage home
from Rio de Jarmiro, touching at Cape St. Vincent and
Madeira, and experiencing favourable weather.

THE CAPE MAlLS.—According to the new Cape
of Good Hope mail contract the Cape mails are to be con-
veyed by the Union Steam-ship Company between Ply-
mouth and Table Bay is 38 days, exclusive of stoppages, and
ice verso. The mail packet. are to call at St. Helena and
Ascension on the return voyage. The penalty fur delay
daring the voyage is 501. per day, and for not providing a
packet to start on the prescribed day 5001. per day. The
contract is for seven years. The subsidy, which is 25.0001.
for the first year. I/ to be gradually reduced to 15,0001. per
annum. The Postmaster-General has the power to extend
the service to Algoa Ray. The mail packets are to leave
Plymouth on the 6th or 7th, and Table Bay on the 20th or
21st of the month. The coons of poet to the Cape will be
83 days.
RAILWAY AHD WATaftWORIDI BILL& —Among the
inearruns introduced this maim by the Board of Trade is
one for consolidating in a single act all the routine provisions
usually inserted is each separate railway bill. In 1845 a
measure of this kind was pused• bat since that period the
extension of railway legislation has been such as to DOCOD-
sitate a fresh eocsolidation. The presto& act is styled the
Railways Clauses Act of 1863, and is divided into six parte ;
the first relating to engineenng works and questions of
the general mode of construction ; the ascend to ex-
tensice of time ; the third to working agreements ; the
fourth to steam vessels, in connexion with railway matte ;
the fifth to conditions of amalgamation ; and the sixth to
the abandooment of works for which acts have been granted.
The bill uat present printed soy; "This act shall he
divided into seven part. as follows "—sad then goes on to
state in numerical order the above six divisions, which are
all that it comprise.. A bill for an acalogona purpose has
also been introduced in relation to waterworks, and is to
be styled "The Waterworks 'Special Act' "
Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pnr-
diming Hornltnan's Pare Tea; very choice at Se. Id. and is.
High Standard at 4e. 4a. (formerly Is. Bd.), la the et:ganged
and meet &Scion, Imported. Agents la every town supply Is
to pacaele.—[Advertlementj
London, England, 1863-07-28

FREEHOLD and LONG LKABRHOLD INVISTMENTS, MAO
CESTLEIeTIRRACI,HYDR-PABIL. and DV/BNB/HRH-ROAD
and PRIORY-ROAD, CLAPHAM, SURREY, producing nearly
4700 per annum.
ESS RS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
ANA. are instructed to SELL, at °areaway's, on THIJILSDAY,
Magma 10, at 12, in Lots, THRILIS capital and substantial
FAMILY B.RSIDRNCIR4,
with coach-house and stabling in the rear, being Nos. 106 100.
and 110, Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park ; let on lease to
respectable tenants, at rents amounting to £5lO per annum. for
a long term, at moderate ground rent.. Two senst.detacese
Freehold Villa Resident's, situate in the Devonshire-road, and
Nos. 29 and 30, in the Priory-road, Clapham, with good garden.:
let to respectable tenants at £156 per annum.
May be viewed by perrnbelon of the tenants and particulars
bad of F. Buckle, Req., solicitor, 2e. Metazoan at Harmewer's ;
and at the °Mom of Messrs. FASoltelltrlllLlt CLAM, and Lig, Si
Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.
London, England, 1863-07-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Comenimiouer Hoiroyd.)

Ile RI COLONZL W. P. WILOOII.—APPLICATIOi Pal RELEA,I,
This was the day appointed for beefing the application of
this notorious bankrupt for his release from custody. The
particulars of the case having been so recently published,
are of coon fresh in the recollection of the
public, and any lengthened resume is unneceuary.
The bankrupt is iu custody at the suit of the
official liquidators of the London and Eastern Bank, for a
debt of between 50,000 f. and Cal,oool. He has now been iu
prison four or five months. At the last sitting, before Mr.
Commissioner Goulburn, he obtained leave to surreodev, and
his application for release was ordered to stand over till this
day, the commissioner being of opinion that sufficient notice
had not been given to the assignees.
Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Sargood now appeared in sup-
port of the application ; it was opposed by Mr. Lioklater,
on behalf of the assignees, and by Mr. C. E. Lewis, for
the liquidators of the London and Eastern Bank. The
bankrupt was brought up in custody, and stood at the hack
of the court during the early part of the proceedine.
It was proved that the bankrupt was suffering from re-
peated attacks of iritia and internal disease, and that ODlti-
nued confinement was aggravating his disease.
The bankrupt himself was examined at much length, and
was under croseexamination when we went to press.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TEEM DAY.)
London, England, 1863-07-28

Vie HETTZUVILLI PILIRIOI.

This vu • claim of Arthur James Nettemille, of
Cruuer•th, in the county of Meath, to the title and dignity
of Viscount Netterville, to the peersip of Ireland. The
case has been before the house on nremous sessions. Some
further evidence was taken, and the further consider►tion
postponed.
London, England, 1863-07-28

SOMERSETSHIEE—MINTOED, near to BristoL—Valuable
FREEHOLD IMAM, about 107 acres, producing £l4O per
annum.
MESERS.FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
are instructed to SELL. at the commercial tale Rooms,
Bristol, on THURSDAY, August 6, at It for 1 precisely, a va-
luable LEASEHOLD EARN.
situate in the pariah of Williford, miles from Bristol, 14 from
Bath and Wells, and live from Dundry ; c swains a (sash nine,
with garden and all oeoewry buildings, and 107 a. Or. Us. of prin.
elpally pasture land let to Mr. John Bennett at El4O per annum,
cloar of all rates and taxes.
May be dewed: sod particulars had at the Waterloo Inn.
: Commercial Sale Rooms and White Lion Hotel, Metal ;
While Lion, Balb , of Mara. Whlteede and Smith, soli BM%
63. Lincoln' ainmflelda ; at Harrimay's Coffee-house, Comhffi;
and at the oMoce of Mesas. 7•2111011111, CIAZI. and Lis,
Uneaster-place, W.C.
London, England, 1863-07-28

WARM WEATHER.—RIMMEL'S TOILET
VINEGAR will be round a perfect luxury at this time
of the year as a miring scent for the handkerchief and a re-
treating adjunct to the toilet or h,th. Price la., Ss. 6d., and fa
Sold by all perfumer sad chemists ; and by the sok pro=
L HI ell= Perfumer by appointment to H.R.H. the
of Wales, 96, Strand, 54, Corbhill, and Crystal Palace.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. SCOTTA 811.1008 and LIVER PILLS, prepared with-
out any Mercurial ingredient, heat the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
be found invaluable to all who sorter from bflbas and liver com-
plaint& indigestion, wind, spawn, giddiness, dizziness of the
eyes, &a. Yor habitual autism:eel, es a family aperient reedieine,
and se • purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild la
thelzeration and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
it. and strensthen the whole nervous system.—
raid Wii.=bert, 8, King William-IL, Charing-eroes, and by
most dradMs. he bona, Is. IM. and 2e. 9cl. Be sure to ask
for Dr. Bootee B ens and Liver Pills. The genuine ere • square
froth postage. with "Willi= Wilbert' eurreved on the Away.
London, England, 1863-07-28

TIIRKEY CARPETS IMPORTED
DIRECT FROM SMYRNA,
By WATSON, BONTOR, and Co., Cad re to the
Queen and the Prince of Wales: manufacturers of
superior BAND-LOOM CARPRTB In their own exclusive de-
signs, and wilt 96, 3d
. for every style of decoration,
OLD BOND -BTRELT, W.
London, England, 1863-07-28

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS.

(rms DAY.)
Orr ELOC/11.10 AND INTWATIONAL TILDGRArtf.)
(mu ouz OWN COILLWIPONDINT.)
Corroz—Market opens rather quiet to-day, and probable
sales, 5,000 bales.
(bur.—Attendanoe fair. Wheat moderate demand, at
declining mtea. Flour rather lower. Indian oorn 3d. lower,
with more disprwition to mill. Egyptian betas and wheat
without material change. Oats and oatmeal dull.
London, England, 1863-07-28

CHRISTIAN, ADAMS, 12., Bolles-street, W.

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH CHINTZES.
CHARLES illit DLitt' and EONS
Rove the honour to announce NM. W and IMPORTANT ADDI•
'LIONS to their celebrated collection of ORIGINAL DESIONR—
Iat, Oxfordotreet, near Cavendish square, formerly lige* AM
Eduardo.

INDIA OUTFITS.—THRESHER and
GLENN If, nest door to Somerset-honse, Strand, forward
(on spplicatinn) Hsta of the noreasary ontlits for every
monk with prices of each article. N.B. Three Prize sired:
awarded for Thntsher's Cabmen BAHIA shirts, India pare
waidooa* and India tweed suits, which can only be procured at
this Strand.

THE REAL BALBRIGGAN
and every other deocripticm of HOSIERY of the best quali-
ties, to be obtained at the estahlishment of

POPE and PLANTE.
4, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-WALL, LONDON, LW.

SHIRTS.—Morning and Evening Shirts of every
deseriptinn, fitting with precision and ease, at moderate
prima Directions for self measurement and patterns mot on
application.--CAPPERand WATERS, 20, Regent-Week London.

06NTLIDIEW8 DIMS.
GENTLEMEN are invited to invect the NEW
STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for he
speedos or Ws, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONTs Tailor, 104
Strand, opposite tarrier-lialL

TROIJSEREL—HAMILTON sod KIMPTON
be to Inbrin the public that the NEW GOODS for the
present season are now ready. and gentlemen who do not mbd
win a tar price. can depend on the hest Inatariela
106. dirend (opposite Exeter Nall).
London, England, 1863-07-28

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooL

In the mining market to-day the dealings are
chiefly confined to Rut Caradon shares, which are
still actively inquired for, and have further un-
proved IL 55., the present quotation being 33} to
34. In the absence of business, most other,
mines are without change. Tincroft are quoted 21i'
to 224 ; New Martha, 31 to 4 ; Wheal Crafty, 3 to'
; said East Basset, 77 to 78.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
East del Rey and Montes Aureoe are dull—the
former have been dealt in at f and I, and the
latter at 21.
At West Chiverton meeting, held at the mine on
the 23rd inst., the accounts for the three months
showed a balance in hand of 2,353 L, which it was
resolved to carry forward. The agent's report was
considered very satisfactory.
London, England, 1863-07-28

DOLISRED DEAL BEDROOM FURNITURE.
11 01:0106 MADDOX, the only exhibitor of this unique
and elegant furniture at the International tchibition, 1882,
solicits an inspection of his new and seasoned stock, which, being
manufactured of the very b at materials, is light, cheap, and
durable. Arranged complete to sets, in his newly erected Stow
Halms, 11, Dakeretreet. W. Price lists free by post.
London, England, 1863-07-28

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
WA been, during twenty-flee years, oally sum
tinned by the medical proterion, and universally ace=ty
the public, ea the heat remedy for acidity of the
beartbani, headache, gout, and Indignation, and al • mild ape
gent for delicate constituttona mere sepeclally for ladies and
children. It is prepared, In a stab of pedal purity and
of uniform strength, by DINNtlfOltD and Goo In, New Band.
street, London; end said by all reepralable olianiati through-
at the grad.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ESTATES and COUNTRY RESIDENCES for
BAIA Furnished and Untendshed Mansions and VOL' to
be Let. Manors, Ferran dc.—Menus. °BEEN, estate agents and
auctioneers, No. 28. Old Bond-street, respectfully Invite the
honour of • call from the nobility and gentry In march of the
above, as they are always in a position to offer an extensive
selection of country propertlif every description, and in meet
instances of so completely e ble • nature as not to require the
meterspecial advertising. They pubilth monthly • printed re-
of the numerous properties entrusted to their
which may be obtained on application at their offices, analieth%
will be happy to receive particulars of properties for disposal for
Insertion In their next publication.
London, England, 1863-07-28

CHANDELIERS in BRONZE and ORMOLU
for DINING NOON and LlBRARY.—Candelabra Mode-
rator Lamm In Broom, Ormolu, China, sad Glam. Statuatins In
Raisin. Vanes and nib.? Ornament&
MYR, 45, Oxl ad-street W.

BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES
(Prize Sleds], Internatloaal Exhibition. lath roast meet
la front of the Ore without interruption to the action of the
wren, hot-plate, boiler, do The ovens are well-ventilated, and
perfect either ma roasters or for the baking of bread or pastry.
For efficiency, economy, ventilation. and core of smoky
chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all steel and
prces : and the large ones, fitted with bath and Weans apparatus,
&c.. form the most comolete appointment for large establish-
manta.-81. Ithhopegatootreet
London, England, 1863-07-28

HINDLEY'S ANGLO-TURKEY CARPET.
The harmony of COlO9lll peculiar to these ancient Oriental
designs Is combined with great strength of dye and substantial
English construction, producing remarkably rich quiet effect
and unequalled durabLity. Manufactured complete In one piece
for libraries, dining rooms, &c.—C. }LIN DLEY and SONS.
Oxford- treet (near Cavendith-square). Established 1817.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ISLINGTON. Very &arsine INVESTMENTS In lIING
LEASEHOLD IMPROVED GROUND RENTS, ansoantlng to
£559 per annum net, issuing out of tai modern-balit houses
and shops, hail fur unexpired terms a et years (the residue of
terms of 8.1 years), front the Clothworkerg Company, the
animated rack rentals amounting to £1,500 per annum.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER,CLAILK,and LYE
bare received instractions to SELL by AucrioN, at
Getaway's, on THURSDAY, August U, at It, la Lots, the
following very desirable
LONG LEASEHOLD IMPROVED GROUND RENTS,

amounting to 61,117 per mutual (subject to epportlouod around
recta of £579 par annum), arising out of and amply secured on
ti 6 modern h ld under nine leases trona the Cloth-
workers' CoCompany,he
Midsummer, 1847, for 90 years (leaving
an unexpired term of 68 years from Aliusummer. 188+1, In the
following situations in the parish of buingtou --Arlington-square,
Ilintonatreet, Rydonatrixt, l'hurcb-street, St. Peel's street,
Nary-street, Arlington-street, Prebend-street, Colemanwtreek
Russell-place, Union-square, and Anne-stn t New North -mad,
the whole including four public-houses, estimated to be now
yielding a gram rental of about £7,- 60 per annum(
Particulars ore preparing: and may be had (when ready) of
John Murray,4lsq , solicitor, 7, Whiteball-place ; at flarraway's ;
and at the offices of Mews. Fkatetarima, Clatt, and In;
6, lemeadevplace,
London, England, 1863-07-28

EXEIIBITI9N MEDALS BILL.

tetdOa the
tlw order for reading the Faidbilias Medals Bills a

Mr. AYRTON objected to the hasty and inseiidtAte
manner I. which the bill had beer carried through ile
earlier stages sad moved as as amendment that it be read a
third time that day week ; but after awn debate the
amendment was oeptived by 62 to 15. It was then read a
third time and pared.

BRNOHERS' JURISDICTION AND AUTHORITY BILL.
Bit G. BOWYER was storing that the order for the se-
coed reading of this bill he reed sad discharged. when a
motion 'MU made that the house be wanted. lied titan
beiog only twenty-sir; .embers mese, the baste adjourned
at six o'clock.
London, England, 1863-07-28

SERVICES of 108 Pieces, in Stone
DThloa, from Et Ea Several handled services always ea
view, from neat plain patterns to the mad seedy designs. Break-
fast and tea services, dessert., dc.. In equal variety. Stiehl, eat
glens for the table of every description. Persons f may
select from the largest stock in London, and effect awingof lb
to 20 per cent. at ADAM and Co.'s, 87, Onfordatreet, near Be-
gent-circus.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ARGYLL 1101781 S, taii.lsi:Zio, lit, Rsoiecr-arizzr.

PRIZE BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY.
The Mannfactorei a of this celebrated Irish Rader, poems
a secret confined to themselves for producing a delicacy of tex-
ture which con.blnes all the rich appearance of silk with as
elasticity, *Anew and durability unequalled by any other
manufacturer.
Christian. Adams, and Cn., Holies-street. Cavendish-square,
having bees appointed their Sole West-end Loudon Agents, have
all lime sent to theniiparked::C.A." to 'resent fraud.
London, England, 1863-07-28

'soi maw °aro]

ASH'S PISTON FREEZING MACHINE,
in action daily (originally exhibited lo the Machinery Des
putment. Exhibition 1362. now used In all parts of the glebe).
This remarkable invention not only properly freezes several
kinds of dessert Ices in a few minutes, but also moulds them into
elegant shapes at one and the same time, produces blocks of
pure Ice and ice wines In any temperature•. Housekeepers and
residents in all hot climates should procure the descriptive
pamphlet, containing valuable recipes. Including that for the
chemical freezing mixture (the best substitute for Ice yet dis-
covered'. free per post for 13 stamps. Refrigerators (or ice
safes), the celebrated zeltsnenes for making soda water,
and other inventions—GßO. 8161 NON. sole manufacturer, ilk
Oxfordstreet, five doors west of Hanovereguare
Mock mad rough ice delivered In town daily.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ESSEX, near tha Medleyhad histioa. TWO FRKEIIOLD
FARMS, known is EARRI+ONI4 sod COLE END, In the
parish of WIMBISH-CUM-TMUNDIRLY, contalmnu together
171 acres, sod let at £l7O pear awn'; a/so the Kent Chugs n
lieu of Rectorial Tithes the parish, commuted at £204 per

MESSRS. FAREBROTHENCL ARK, anti LYE
will SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on WIDNIEk
DAY, August 12, at Lt. l Two Lets, by direction of the Trustees
sod Executors under the will of J. Hudson May, Esq., deceased,
the following valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the parish of Wimbishouni-Thunderly, five miles from
the Audleyond Station of the Great Eastern Railway, four miles
south east from Saffron Walden, comprising Harrison's sod Cole
End farms. with farmhouse, and all necessary agricultural build-
ings. In the occupation of Mr. Archer, as yearly tenant, at CM
per annum. Also the Rent Charge in beu of rectorial tithes of
the parish, commuted at Alint pet annum, variable according to
the usual avenges.
Particulars, with plans, may be had of Messrs. Baker, Baker,
and Folder, solicitors, 62, Lincoln nion-fielda Yews. /rocket&
and King, land agents, Saffron Walden: at Garraway's , and at
the Mikes of Messrs. FLRIMOTUZ:I4 CLAIM, and LYS,
csaier-place, Strand. W.C.

HIGHLY VALUABLE LONG LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS,
Mnilag out of drat-clans property in MTGE-PLACE,
LOW h DESSTR CRT, LOWNDES4I4I RE., Cheshire - place,
Ilehravessquare, Easton-square; also in Endsleighulreet
Gordonatrest, Russellaquara. and Lillingtonatreut, Pimlico,
amounting. to upwards of EMU per annum, most amply
red secu, receivable from n hlemen and gentlemen, clam
of the mansions, and paid with the punctuality of
dividends.
MESSRS.FAREBROTHER,CLARK, and LYE
have received Instructions to SELL. at Gangway's. on
THURSDAY, August 11, at 12, in numerous Lots, vary valuable
LEASEHOLD GROUND RENT*
amounting to upwards of £OOO per annum, assured upon the
following first-class mansions and residences, viz:—Upon the
estate of the Marquis of Westminster. arising from Nos. SS, 66,
• 08. 6S, 70, 74, 70. and OD, Eaton-lace; upon the estate of
W dram Lowndeu Esq., arising from hos. 1,8, 4, and 5, Lowndes-
street, e, 9, and 66 Lowndes-equare, and 811, Cheshnm.place
upon the Wale of the Duke of B dford, arising from No. 17.
Eialsieigh.street, and 10. Gordon-street ; upon the estate of Lord
Southampton, arising from No. 61, Easton-square, nearly the
whole of which said property was built by the late Mr. Thome
Cubitt. Also a Ground Rent of £7O per annum, issuing art of
the Guards' Hospital, Langton-street, Pimlico, anti are held
for long terms of yearn on separate losses, at nominal rents. The
improved ground nuts vary from ga to C7O. and present a
most desirable opportunity for the safe investment of capital.
Particulars may be had of T. A. Curtis, Esq., solicitor. Guild-
ford ; of Menses. Palmer, Belmar, and Bail. IS, Bedford-row ;
at Garraway s ; and of Mews. NAIO/10111/1, t"LARE, and LT;
0. Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.
London, England, 1863-07-28

LEY-lON sad WALTHAM'S/W.—lmportant FREEHOLD
MATZ% comprising two residences, known math. POPLARS,
with beautiful pork-Rte Lands, with excellent Offices and
Pleasure Grounds, the whole containing shoat eight scree, let

at bents amounting to OAS per annuli
MEJ3BII.B. FA REBROTH ER,CLARK, and LYE
lissZcted to BELL, at iiarraway's rvlously
&kneed Lilo ate contract), an hap°. Lint and 1 valuable
FEIZIIIILD ESTATE,
situate In the parish of Layton and Walthamstow, about five
miles from London, and only three quarters of a mile from Lea-
bridge at:awn on the kaatern Counties Rail ay, at the Junction
of the roads fr m the Lea-(ridge to4naresbrook, and from Layton
to %4 altlismstow, comprising a substantial briok.built mansion,
known se the Poplars, with gardens and ornamental grounds,
and about four acres park sod meadow lands, walks, and Ash
ponds, in the mem atlon of James Browning, Fiq., at LAO per
annum. Also another residence and about four aercellet to F.
U. big., at LISS per annum.
Note. sundry enclosures of meadow and arable land, abutting
on the Lea-bridge road, containing about 14 acres, can be hal
addition If required.
To be viewed by lichees only, which, with particulars and
plans,
nisy be bail of NIC4OII. ,,TRIUL, CLARK, and LTI,
ter-place, Strand, and at Oarraway's.
London, England, 1863-07-28

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—Sr•rroaD, JULY 27.
NISI Yaws COURT.—(l3edor• Mr. Baron Martin.)
THE FEARFUL 001111101 MAE WALBALL.
_ .

Joint Roger*, Rickard Wiggins, noose Allen, and
Joan Durkin., all colliers and young me*, were arraigned,
charged with having, on the 11th of July committed a
rape upon a woman named Mary Ace Brice, at Rush&ll,
near WalnalL

The detail of this brutal caw appeared in our columns a
fon days ago.

The -delince was that the witnesses for the prosecution
bad perjured themselves.
The jury found the prisoners Allen, Wiggins, and Har-
kins guilty of the capital offence, and Rogers of aiding and
abetting, but because of the woman's drunkenness they re-
commended them to mercy.
Baron Martin before passing sentence consulted Mr.
Justice Ryles. Oa his return into court be characterised the
offence as, with Oft exception, the grossest with which be
had had to deal during the time he had been a judge. He
did not concur in the recommendation to mercy, but be
should act upon it. His brother Bytes concurred with him
that but for that recommendation the proper sentence
would have been peoal servitude for life. His lordship
having stigmatised the conduct of Rogers, as a married
man, in trying to shield the other prisoners, r the worst,
sentenced all four to 15 years' penal servitude.

GUNS, RIFLES, hic.—E. M. REILLY and Co.
Invite purchasers to select from their extensive stock of
BREECH-LOADEBS, comprising every Improvement yet per-
fected In the trade. Average prkwa, If. guineas. 8200N12-HAND
GUNS. mantle and breectring, In excellent condition.
DOUBLE RIFLES of every calibre, &Meld bores froml2 guineas,
patent revolvers, Ac.
London, England, 1863-07-28

THE POLISH QUESTION.

The Paris. Prove of yesterday seems to look more
hopefully upon the situation than most of its con-
temporaries. It says that according to intelligence
it has received from St. Petersburg a marked
change has taken place in the views of the Russian
government. The policy of resistance, it affirms,
hu fallen into discredit. " After the departure of
the three replies to Prince Gortcliakoff," adds the
Prase, " nothing was talked of but a eorigd to be
given to the three Russian Ambassadors, M. de
Budberg, K de Brunnow, and M. Balabine; now
nothing is talked about except throwing open the
doors to negotiation and an understanding. K
Balabine has nevertheless quitted Vienna. The
Austrian journals attribute a political significance
totbisevent; they do not consider it exactly a recall,
but acconling to the Prase of Vienna and the
BoasenhaUe it is an indefinite coned. We repeat
it, the news from St. Petersburg formally contra-
dicts these t interpretatiois."
The N on the other hand, thinks that things
are beginning to look serious. " Although," it
says, "we have not yet received any news calcu-
lated to make us renounce our hope that peace will
be maintained, it is evident that the situation is
serious, and we shall not attempt to conceal the
apprehension aroused in us by a telegram from
London containing the summary of a despatch,
dated the 18th July, from Lord Napier to Earl
Russell."

TheTindependance Beige is inclined to think that
although the general position of affairs remains
much the same, pacific tendencies predominate. In
both Paris and Loudon it finds evidence in support
of this view.
London, England, 1863-07-28

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS
MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil la
aalversally in high repute for it. unprecedented success during
the bat 0120 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hair. It prevenla hair from falling off or turn-
lag pay, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and
dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Per
lidldren It Is especially recommended, as forming the baste of •
beautiful head of hair. In all climates It alike displays its in-
comparable result., sod has long been an established favourite
In India. Price he. ai , ys., 1.5. 6d., equal to four small, and tla
per bottle. Sold at IP, Hattonwarden, and by chemists and per-
fumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar OM
London, England, 1863-07-28

HERAT.

Mr. H. SEYMnUR sak;di.b;iinder Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs .f the government had received intelli-
'wee that Herat bad been taken by Host Mahommad's
forces ; if the Persians were preparing to retake it ; and if
Diet Mahornmed were still alive.

Mr. LA YARD said there appeared to be a good deal of
mystery banging over the affairs of Herat. It was true that
some time ao her Majesty's goverment received a telegram
from the Mission at Herat, stating that it had bees taken,
but from that time to the present no cou6rmation had come
to hand, and he bad heard no additional news. As regarded
the Persians being desirous of retaking it, be was cot aware
that the Persian government bad taken steps to send troops
there. With regard to the death of Dort Mahommed a
telegram had been received to that effect, but on the other
hand it had been said that there was no foundation for the
statement.
London, England, 1863-07-28

11111-11& oosixissroxs

In reply to Mr. Poizaza-UENcueire,
The Marquis of HARTINOTON stated that lord•lieute-
bests were directed by a War-office circular to observe, is
the promotion of officers of militia, as a general tale, the
principle of seniority. As, however, the militia was a local
force, depending very much upon the support of gem= of
influence in the counties, lords-lieutenant were permitted,
on a full statement of reasons, to depart from that rule, if
such reasons met with the amoral of the Secretary of
State. With refererce to the latter part of the question, so
it evidently referred to some particular case, it was quite
impossible for him to give an answer. If the boo. gentle-
man would infoi,n him what the regiment was in which the
promotion complained of bad takes place, he should be ready
to give all the information in his power.
London, England, 1863-07-28

SUFFOLK .—Valnabla FREEHOLD and part COPYROLD
ES [ATE% In the parishes of BLYTHBU ROB and ALDERTON,
together about t acres also the Manors of Kimball, Bren-
da& Routellall, and Waotollea, situate at Clayton, near
Woodbridge.
•

MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
are instructed by the Trustees of the wtn of the late
Maur-General Fells Vincent Raper to PREPARE for SRL& at
Runway's, in Three Lon, the following unable
FARMS and MANORS,
via :—A Freehold and part Copyhold Farm, with farmhouse and
amiable agricultural buildings, and sundry enclosures of capital
meadow and mash land, containing 1831 np., situate in the
pariah of kilythburgh, and let on lease to Mr. William Seaman, at
£OOO per annum. A Freehold rain, with farmhouse and build.
tap, sod alla. lr. Sip. of arable and marsh land, situate at
near to 11 oodbrid let to Mr. James S. at MO per
annum. Also the Marron of /ige, nstall, Bnindhall, gonadial, and
Wucolles, situate at Cloptou, sear Woodbridge, consisting of
about 100 ten nta, paying quit rental amounting to 0 per
annum. The Sues, hernia, Re., have for the last Zve years
averaged upwards of L2uo per annum.
Partlenlan and pima are preparing, and, when ready, may be
bad of Masan Whiteside and South, solicitors, Lincoin'alan-
, Zelda , and at the otlicsra of Mews. Y AREBECrinai, CLARK, and
ITS, Lancaster-place, Strand.
London, England, 1863-07-28

CRAVEN STAKES.

5 Tea.—

HAY STAKES. T.Y.O.
Kirage, I:ask Walton, sad Mantiados I ire here.
GRATWICKE STAKE& One mils and a half.
Cur* Clark*, mod Zapateado are hero.

STEWARDS' CUP. T.Y.C.

Lady Clifden7anee; of Tr;;;171.1,. it;;;g1, Waterwitch,
Exchequer, Birdhill, Lord Burhigh, Biondella, Spicebox,
Miss Livingstone, Queen of Spam, Polynesia, Doocaster,
East Sheen, Peignoir, Juliet, Catch 'em Alive, Cmsidia,
Entremet, Amelia, Cadman, Weatherspy, Black Dear, New-
market, -Etna, Turco.. Weep g, Amazon&ao, Lord of Linos,
Somramside, Bohemia, Keane, Muezzin, Almack, Creole,
Microscope, Dolphin, Cheerful, Heart of Oak, Holy Poly,
and Calliope c are here.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOPS. Three miles 5 furlongs.
Aoe of Clubs, Splitvote c, Barbadoes, Lord Clyde, Pima-
der, =woven, and Laughing Stock are here.
London, England, 1863-07-28

QUININE.—DR. HASSALL'S REPORT on
WATERS' PREPARATION of QUININE (so well known
q.t.... Quinine Wine") iodine* to its rabic Pull list of
teallmonlals forwarded by ROBERT WAVERS, 2, Martin's-lane,
Cannon street, Loudon, E.C. Sold by Grocers, Italian Ware.
housemen. and others, at BA. a Mete.
Wholessle agent, E. Lewls and Co., Worcester.
London, England, 1863-07-28

WARWICKSHIRE.— FRREHOLD and small part LEASEHOLD
FARMS, known as CROCEKTTS and COOKE'S, partly tithe
free: comprising about 167 acres, situate in the parish of
GREAT ALNE, about two mike from Aloester, three from
Studley, and right free, Stratford-on-Avon.
MESSRS. FA REB ROTH ER, C LARK, and LYE
are instructed to SILL, at Oarraway's, on WEDNESDAY,
August 8, at 12, In One Lot.
TWO FARMS,
comprising about 167 acres of arable, partnre, and meadow land,
with farmhouses and suitable agricultural buildings, known as
Crockett's and Cooke's, situate in the pariah of Great. Aloe,
about two miles from the town of Alcester, three from Studiry,
eight from Stratford, and 10 from Warwick lo the occupation
of Mr. John Styles and Mr. Mathews, on yearly tenancy at it4o
per annum. Cooke's form and part of Crock. tt is free of tithes.
The principal portion Is freehold, a few acres being leasehold for
1,000 years at a peppercorn.
The farms may be viewed ; and particulars had of W. Murray,
Son, and Hutchins, solicitors, 11, liircMn-lane, Cornhill ; of
Mews. Jones and Son, nobelium, Alcener ; at Oarraway's : and
of Meson. 1•111310111111, CLAKE, and Lm, 6, Lancaster-place.
Strand.
London, England, 1863-07-28

HORSES' LEGS and other parts FOMENTED
by streams of bot water for cold) by PATENT APPARATUS
of vulcanised rubber. Pert wated tube. ; If regulated by a
tap, lea. Also for weak ankles. and lellammation In soy
_lean of
the human frame.—SLAt EWELL, saddler, Au., 353. Oxford-
street ; and wbolatale of Silver and Co., 3, Blehopegate4treet.
London, England, 1863-07-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MA RH-LANE. -(THD3 DAY.)

Although the srrivals of English wheat freer up to our
market, this morning, were limited, not the slightest im-
provement took place in the demand for either red or
white qualities. The business doing was much restricted ;
nevertheless, compared with Monday, no quotable change
can be reported in prices.
There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the
stands. Selected qualities were held on former terms, but
the inquiry for them was much restricted. Low and damp
parcels met a heavy sale, at barely late rates.
Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little atten.
Lion, and the currencies were with difficulty supported.
The supply of barley was small, and the inquiry for it
may be considered steady, at previous quotations. Malt,
the supply of which was tolerably good, changed hands
somewhat freely, at prime equal to Monday.
Good sound oats were scarce, and held at admen. rates.
Other kinds ruled about stationary.
Beans sold slowly on former terms.
I o peas very little was passing et previous currencies.
The flour trade was heavy, and prices were with difficulty
sugzirted.
generally were dull, but not cheaper. Cakes com-
manded former terms.

Per Qr.

OAR. 6 i.
tootokwListo
Wok 23 to 26
16 to 26
1 „ Mask _ l6 to 21
London, England, 1863-07-17

LADIES' NEW SEASIDE SUITS, in all the
New end moot useful Materiel; from 140, 6d., complete.
BOX= sad MAP, lIMOVID from 661 to 196, Regent-
etreet, weeel7 opposite Coadoltoteeet.

OLVI'LIWRICS DIM&
GENTLEMEN are invited to inspect the NEW
VI STOCK ol WALKINO sad 01100A111, top* for la-
=m ask, of HAMILTON And LIMPTON'S, TWals, 103,
oppoifto Kzeter-ball.

NOTHING IMFOSSIBLZ.—The greatest and
most useful invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.—
Yews. JOHN 130 ff NULL and Cu., Three King•coart, Lombard-
steeet, perfumers to bar Majesty, respectfully offer to the pathos
this Wetly marvellous Sold, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine hoe—no matter at wkat age. The Ague
Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary,
Y beneficial to the spire, and when the hair is once restored
one application per mouth will keep It to perfect colour. Price
one guinea per bottle.

wurrs and SOUND TEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by
the proper nisetie•Uon of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, we
FIAHL DENTIPRICS„ compounded of Oriental ingredients,ts
of Insattmeble value In and beautifying the
dreagthetung the gums, and In wing a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates Whir time teeth, removes spots
of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which It Imparts a peart-tike whiteness. Its lumlunble pro-
perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the artsto-
may se Europe, and It is universally In high repute. Price
la tr_L per box. gold at 110, Hattoallatxrd by Chemists
sod Perfautam. Ask for "Rowlaadt

DEgIMAL SYSTEM.-ORNAMENTATION.
se BUILD= of THIS DAT„prios 4d. (by pod fidgri
W rills DueldistaselltieerW-7113e View of
Architecture, Dublin—Freemasons' %boot Competition—Olean-
law from Westminster Abbey—Leaf Buds in Ornamentation
;with Illustration.)—St. Bartholomew's the Great. Smithfield—
Architectural Copyright—Lirerpool Architectural Society—The
Sanitary State of our Indian Anny—Maryiebone School of Art
—Sanitary "Tell-tales --Coloured Decors/loos—The Lining of
Water Tanks—Church-building News—ficboot.l3:l=r, de.
—Office, 1. Yortutreet. Owed-pardon, and all
London, England, 1863-07-17

CUPOLA SHIPS.

Sir J. HAY asked the Secretary to the Admiralty if it
wu true that it was the intention of the Board of Admiralty
to try the cupola ships, Royal Sovereign and Prince
Albert, without any mute, at sea, or whether the tripod
masts proposed by Captain Coles were to be adopted.

Lord C. PAGET rid it was not the intention of the
Board of Admiralty to fit those vessels with masts. They
were intended for the dehisce of the harbour,, but in the
event of their being rigged for aea-gobig purpoees temporary
matte might be fitted to them.

THE INDIAN BUDGET.
Mr. BAZLEY asked the fiseretary of State for India
when he intended bringing forward hie annual financial
statement relative to India?

Sir C. WOOD maid he proposed making his financial
statement it possible on Thursday next.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMISSION.
Mr. G. DUFF asked the of State for the Home
Department when the commission which wee now inquiring
into the public schools was likely to report!
Mr. 'MUGS mid there was no immediate prospect of the
report being before the house. It would, however, b•
expected, be ready before the beginning of next session.