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The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MA RIE-LANE.-(T1118 DAY.)

A very moderate supply of English wheat was on sale in
to-day's market, but its general condition was good. As
there werea few inquiries for export to France, all kinds
were in steady request, and Monday's prices were well
supported.
Foreign wheat, the show of which was moderately eaten.
sive, woe in fair demand, and a few parcels were taken by
French buyers. For home use the demand was inactive ;
nevertheless the quotations ruled steady.
Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a moderate
extant, on former terms.
We were rather scantily supplied with barley. Malting
parcels were very doll, but grinding and distilling sorts sold
somewhat freely at late rates.
The malt trade was steady. In prMes, no quotable change
took plane.
Good sound oats were steady, at full currencies. Other
kinds sold slowly at Monday's decline in value.
Beans commanded extreme rates, with a fair consumptive
demand.

No alteration took plans in the mine of peas, for which,
however, the inquiry was steady.
American flour wu firm in price. English qualities were
inactive.

The transactions in seeds were limited, and the quota-
tions were barely supported. Cakes were a dull inquiry,
but not cheaper.
CURRENT MCI&
EncifielL
Per Qr.
Weill. a. k
eieex,Kent, red, new 40 to 60
Ditto, whit 41 to 61
Norfolk and Lincoln
red

Per Qr.

OATB.
!botch, potato 24 to 27
Irks/4711110
18 to 23

•

Bums.

Malting .
Distilling
Grinding.

SO to 32
Si to 93
22 to 27

MLLT.
nom, Norfolk, and
Suffolk OO to 89
Kingston and Ware SO to 68
Brown

Old and new _

OAS&
English, teed
Beach, red." * * *

33 to 36
19 to 24
noon
19 to 24
Poiti
Per Qr.

WHIAT. I. I.
Dantric and Kozugle
berg Su to at
11.estock & bleeklea.

49 to 56

Baasien,
!sold,
Ameheaa, red
„ white

47 to 60
41 to 48
38 to 43
43 to 48
60 to 66

Haan
Tick
Harrow

17 to 22

SO is 13
30 to Si
30to 37
88 to 41
London, England, 1863-06-17

This thy, crown Bvo, price 91.,
THE COMMON-PLACE PHILOSOPHER in
TOWN and COUNTRY. A Selection from the Contribu-
tions of A.K.11.11. to Eraser's I.l4,fizine ;' with other Occasional
Essays.
London : Parker, Son, and IM urn, West Strand
London, England, 1863-06-17

STEERAGE PASSAGE ILIEDUCED TO AIX GUINEAS (Ed es.
UNTIL TIMMER NOTICE.
THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY tatead des-
patching thelr full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam.lialps,
calling at Queenstown to embark passengers and despatches, u
follows :
CITTRLIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK.
31 BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 17.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jane 24.
KANGAROO, Friday, June W.
And every Wednesday, sad every alternate Friday.
Cabin image lb, 17, sad 21 guineas, according to the accom-
modation. forward ismer d guineas, including all provisions
cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United State., and British
Columbia, booked through on very advantageous Lorna.—For
further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, ft, Water.
street, Liverpool; ce to EWES and MACEY, 1, King William-
duet. CRT.
London, England, 1863-06-17

Dityrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDyE Direct, to ash pane.
inallyon the 4th Auust shippin Ist August), the well-
known Britigh built clipper(last barqueg d
laLINE, A 1. 700 tons,
DAVID BRUCE, Commander . lying in the London Docks. This
favourite vessel, regularly employed in the Adelaide trade, is
well known for her uniform pawages and comfortable accommo-
dation for cabin passengen.—Po terms of freight or passage
ply to Mews. PETER TINDALL, KILEY. and Co., 17, Once-
churchwtmet or to DEVITT and MOORE, No. 9, Billiterwtreet
London, England, 1863-06-17

PIANO. 18 Guinean, cost 50 Six Months- ago.
Brilliant tone, fall compass, hand...me ease, carved truss
legs, repetition touch, metallic plate, all latest Improvement..
Mimic atool included The lady will allow oae month's trial—
Apply at 12, Down/ma-road. five doors tram Elogslanfiroad.
London, England, 1863-06-17

and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
Dr°, rrr
npA ex ET SHIP. —For HOBART TOWN Direct Nrill hare
Imatediate despatch), the splendid clipper ship PERCY, A 1,
919 tons register; RICHARD MBANK MORE, Commander;
landing in the Haat India Docks,. This regular trader has a
spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity
for firstclam passengers has great height in the lween decks
for the accommodation of bounty tick t and other intermediate
ges.elegera —For height or paging apply to the owners, Messrs.
ZICHARD6ON anon' ERB sad Co.. 17, At. Helen's-place, Bishops.
gale-eitroet : or to Davirr and MOORS, 9, Billiterntreet
London, England, 1863-06-17

THE celebrated Analysts, Dr. HASSALL,
Pr.:desert WAY, and 'tooling niernbera of the Vacuity, cer-
tify MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY "equal to the
finest Cognac," and the " purest spirit" hitherto imported: hence
Its Meaty when administered medicinally -0f all retailers, In
single bottles, lin Bd. each, capsuled, labelled and coot-branded
" .1. G. Marshall: sale consignee. One done case (carriage
paid), On Depot. 114, Aldersgatettreet, City.
London, England, 1863-06-17

EGYPT.

CAIRO, Joy! 15.
Prince Napoleon has returned from Upper F gypt
in good health.

His Imperial Highness held a review of the
Egyptian troops, at which the Foreign Consuls
were present. After the review the Prince set out
on his return to Alexandria.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, JuNI 16. 3.20 r.x.

The Bonne has been heavy. Rentea ciceol at
68.75, ex coupon, being a decline of 20c. since
yesterday.

RAILWAY BewnvotrotY INIWITUTION.—The tenth
half-yearly meeting of the members of this society was held
yesterday, at the Clearing-house, Seymour-street, Euston-
square ; Mr. Dawson iu the chair. Mr. Mina, the secretary,
read the report., which referred io terms of congratulation to
the steadily increasing prosperity of the society. Her Majesty
had consented to become its patron, and had made • dona-
tion of 100 guineas to the fund. The railway oompaniss
were becoming daily more favourable to the instatunon, and
five additional companies had during the past half-year be-
come subscribers, and recommended it to their officers and
clerks. The widow sod orphan collection, on New-year's
Day, had realised 1501. ; and the fifth annual droner, held
under the presidency of Earl Grauville, had resulted in
donations and subscriptions to • large amount. The receipts
from all sources for the half-year ending 30th April last,
had been 1,115/. 17a. lid., out of whim, 7001.
had been added to the invested capital, which
now amounts to 5,7001. ; and, with the balance of
6161. lls. Bd. in the hands of the treasurer, makes the total
fund of the society 6,316/. lls. IN. The income arising ,
from the interest on the invested fund will allow of the
' election of two more annuitant• of 10/. each and the ad.
million of one additional child, making altogether ten
widows and six children receiving the permanent benefits of
the society, in addition to several special grants to distress-
ing cases. The report concluded with an earnest appeal to
railway clerks to unite theinsolves to the iociety, which bad
already been productive of so murk good. The Chairman
briefly moved the adoption of the report, which was se-
conded by Mr. Brooke, and carried unanimously. Mrs.
Mary Ann Alexander and Mrs. Eleanor Kyle were then
elected to annuities of 101. each ; and William Kyle, aged
8 tears, was admitted to receive the benefits of clothing
and education guaranteed by the society. The members of
the board of management and the audretne were elected for
the °psalm year.
London, England, 1863-06-17

DEPARTURE OF PRINCE NAPOLEON FOR

SYRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Jon 18.
Prince Napoleon has left Egypt for Syria.

THE CALCUTTA,CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA]
MAILS.
SoCTHAMPTON, JUNI 17.
1

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Pera has arrived here with the heavy portion
of the above maiL Among her passengers, 107 in
number, are Captains Speke and Grant, the dis-
coverers of the source of the Nile.

The Pens brings 12,0871. in specie, 12 packages
of valuables, and 2,039 packages of cargo. She
left Gibraltar on the 12th inst., and experienced
strong bead winds and thick weather across the
Bay of Biscay. On the 13th inst., off the Rock of
Lisbon, she spoke the steamer Magdalena, and ex-
changed signals with the steamer Livorno. On the
14th she exchanged signals with the British brig
Vesta.

The Ripon left Gibraltar for the east on the 9th.
The Oldenburg brig Ceres arrivcd at Gibraltar on
the 11th. She reports having fallen in with the
Confederate steamer Florida on the 25th April. She
was ordered to heave to, and compelled to take
five men on board. The Florida then had upwards
of 200 prisoners on board.
Exchange on London at Gibraltar was quoted
50k ;on Paris, 529. Freights unaltered.
London, England, 1863-06-17

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two O'CLOCL

The railway market is rather quiet to-day, but
the tendency on the whole is favourable. Loudon
and North Western, Midland, Lancashire
and Yorkshire, and Great Eastern stocks
have risen k per cent., while Great
Northern has receded k, and Caledonian, 1.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
102 k to k ; Great Western, 661 to ; Mid-
land, 128 k to k ; Lancashire and YOrkshire,
111 k to g ; South Eastern, 91} to k ; Great
Eastern, 531 to k ; Caledonian, 118 to k ; London
and South Western, 106 to ; and Great Northern,
128 to 129.
Great Western of Canada shares are rather bet-
ter, and the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway
of Canada attract attention. Great Indian Penin-
sula and Scinde railway stocks are firm, and San
Paulo shares are rather dull.
London, England, 1863-06-17

.Bi:IOTCII.!3!..QI7EISTILATIONS.

JAMES ERRINGTON Ross, RUlZ;man, Itdaal,ire, farmer, June
24, at Robertson's National hotel, Dingwall.
GROKOE HEM, Mouktini and Prestwick, farmer, June 24, at the
Queen's late Commercial, llutti, Air.
Titoism; homax, Glasgow, commissiou merchant, June 23, at
the Yaculty Hall. Glasgow.

A COLONEL OP VOLUNTEERS SWYT.—A serious
accident occurred on Monday afternoon, at Shaftesbury,
Dorset, to Colonel Manuel, Colots' Commandant of the Dor-
setehire Rifle Volunteers. Four companies of riflemen, viz.,
Sherborne, Gillingham, and Stalin idge, assembled at
Shaftesbury on Monday in order to go through a battalion
drill in the cricket ground, end the men were put through
numerous evolutions by Colonel Memel, who wan in com-
mand of the battalion. Everything passed off satisfactorily
until the volley firing, when Colonel Hansel untortueately
got too near the line of tire, and one of the cartridges struck
him in the eye. He was immediately removed from the
ground, and conveyed to the house of Messrs. Bennett,
surgeons, where he received every attention, the whole of
the medical staff of the town being present to render
assistance. The wound is a very serious one, and doubts are
entertained whether tie grigant, colonel will recover the
right of the injured eye.
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curative properties. Numbers of persons who have been patients
In several of the large hospital. and under the care of eminent
surgeons, without deriving the slightest henetit, have been
thoroughly cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pills. For glen.
du marvelling', tumours scurvy, and diseases of the akin, there
Is no medicine that can be used with so good an effect. In fact,
In the worst forms of disease dependent upon the condition of
the blood, these haedscibee are ItrealWMs.
London, England, 1863-06-17

LATEST IN TELLIGENCE.

THE DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF THE
NILE.

ARRIVAL OF CAPTAINS SPEKE AND
GRANT.

(87 ILECTRIC TtLEGRAPH.)
(7110 N OUR OWN CORREBPONDM7.)

SOUTHAMPTON, WzmnaDAT.

The Pera has arrived with Captains Speke and I
Grant, the discoverers of the source of the Nile.
Both gentlemen have nearly recovered from
the frightful hardships they have undergone
during the last three years. Tbey are tall, well-
knit men, and well qualified for African travelling.
Captain Grant suffered much from fever ; but he
nows seems the healthiest of the two. He only
experiences pains now from old wounds, having
lost part of his hand at the siege of Lucknow.
Captain Speke suffered in Africa from
a disease in one of his lunge. They
describe the countries through which they
have passed as marvellously fertile, and they saw
large accumulations of ivory on their route ; they have
brought home the horns and skull of a gigantic buffalo
which they shot near the Equator ; they saw cotton
and every tropical product growing with great
luxuriance. They have examined the Mountains
of the Moon, and found them to be clusters of hills
over whose sides torrents of rain flow into the Lake
Nyanza, the fountain of the Nile, and cause the
periodical flow of that river. They met with deserts
to the north and south of the Equator, but com-
paratively of no great magnitude.
Although Capt. Speke had previously visited the
Lake Nyanza, be had great difficulty in reaching
it this time. They have been robbed of every-
thing, and stripped nearly naked by the
barbarous people whom they • have encoun-
tered during their travels. Some of their
Zanzibar guides would not share the hardships of
the travellers and turned back ; but a num-
ber remained faithful, and accompanied the
Englishmen as far as Cairo, where their
photographs were taken and have been brought to
England ; they are nearly naked, and are gigantic

looking savages of various tribes.
As soon as the Pera arrived here the consul of
Zanzibar and a number of gentlemen went on board
to welcome the distinguished travellers and congra-
tulate them on the discoveries they had made
and the fame they have achieved. The Custom-
house authorities here were instructed by Earl
Russell to pass their baggage free, and afford every
facility for the travellers to proceed to London.
They left here by the 11.35 a.m. train.

luirries maws Ax.)
THE SIEGE OF PUEBLA.
FARM Jui 17.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes the reports ol
General Forey, detailing the different incidents ol
the siege of Puebla up to May 8.
London, England, 1863-06-17

VOR MEIIIOITRNE and GEBLONG (last
&hipping day 30th June the splendid ship CALLIANCR,
• 1 for 13 years, 830 tons per register, 0. T. BROWNS, Com-
mander . loading in the East India Docks. This favourite vessel
him nearly all her cargo engaged, and intending shippers are
respectfully recommended to make their arrangements for her
st once. There are a few chief cabin berths at liberty, and mu-
mmer& anxious to avail themselves of the superb ameodation
afforded by this magnificent ship should lose no time itt
ft. She will carry an experienced surgeon if required—GßAlN,
ROBINSON, sad Co., 46, Fenchurcketreet.
London, England, 1863-06-17

MINCING LANE.- (T HIS DA Y. )

SUGAR. —The market quiet,is at 4eeterday's prices for
•
Wait India. Mauritius bas sold at s. fal. to 28s. 6d. for
low brown, 32a, lid. for good, 395. to 40a. for film crystal.
limed. Madras native brown and yellow, 28a. ticl. to 31a. 9d.
Refined : The demand continues very steady, at full prime.
Corral—The market costumes quiet, but steady.
Cocoa has bold irregularly, at easier prices : common to
fine Trinidad, 47a. 6d. to 93e. ; Granada, 61s. to Ms.
MA.—At the public sales a decline of id. per lb. has
been awepted for black leaf Cosgoua, from ls. 7d. to
Is. Bd. ; other sorts of Conga' have also sold at easier
rates ; a parcel of Canton gunpowder sold, with all faults,
at 10id. to
ROL—This article continues quiet.
Rick has sold without material change in value ; cargo
Bengal at Be. 3d. to Els. 6d.; white small and middling,
9a. 6d. to 10a. 3d.; part at 12s. for cash.
SALTPLTRIL— No Was reported.
Corrok.—The demand is lees active, but the business'
done is at firm prices.
JuTe is saleable at full prior.
London, England, 1863-06-17

GRZY HAIR.--CLEVELAND'S WALNUT
PONADE will change grey hair to the o l colour,
darken red or light hair. prevent Its falling off, sa greatly im-
prove its appearance. Price Is. id., its. Pd.. and SA Gl. ; s sample
by pmt 44 stamps.—Depot, 66, Ooner-street, Bedford-square,
W.C., and all chemists and perfumers. Caution.—There are
worthless Imitations of this article. therefore ask for "Cleveland's
Walnut Pomade." Estabibheti 1845.
London, England, 1863-06-17

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1863.

THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL
COMPANY (Waited).
Capital L 400.000, la 20,000 shares of LSO each.
klret issue, 10.000 shares.
-• •

Deposit 10e. per sharp on app ca 00, and Ll 10e, on allotment.
A minimum dlrideid of 6 per cent. guaranteed for the tint year.

eexcluel.
The Union Bank of F.nidand and France, PS, King William•street,
London: 0. Boulevard des Capuchins, Pasts.
Mews. Adam and en lionlogne.sur.Mer.
The National and Provincial Bank of England, Folkestone.
Meson [terries, Farquhar, Dark Won, Chapman, and Co., 16, St.
James's-street.

Temporary Mem—No. I, Wine Meter-street, Old Broad-street,
KC., London 53, St. Jameis•street, 14. W., London: Passage
des Ptioces, Boulevard des Belleau, Paris.

BicAanl Calvin, 6q., London.
Frederick Sorg, Esq., Paris.
OtvaiLthuld.oavveoldebenlet
tdoelizAvhothtfieis chroming rie=on
of ce,
the Prospectus could not be advertised in the French jrturnals
until Thursday, the 11th inst., consequently the Directon have
decided on REOPENING the ENGLISH SHARK LIST, so that
the LIMA for both countries may be closed simultaneously. ,
By order, RICHARD CARDIN, Secretary pro tem. I

THE LONDON And PARIS HOTEL COW
PUNY (Lirnited).-81110ESTAItY.—WANTED, • Gentle-
man (panned to undertake the duties of SECRETARY to this
Company. It Is indispensable that he should be •
Accountant. and possess a thorough knowledge of the Engirt:li,
French, and German langnagea. —Applications to be addressed
by letter to the Appointments Committee of this Company, No. 1„
Winchester House, Old Brood- Week
London, England, 1863-06-17

PARTSISSIIIPIi DISSOLVED.

W. &manell, 0. Wilsitaw, W. Burr, and J. Phillips, Noble-
street, City, leather merchants—J. A. Y. HUM and M. Rehm,
Minories, provision merchants—Slaty Ann Whittome and U.
Whittome, Usury-lane, husien-0. Colman and K B. Rowell,
Liverpool, oottou dealers—P. Farr and K. T. Tetley, Ashton in
Mackerfield, anti elsewhere, colliery propiletors—W. B. %Veniality
and A. G. Wensley, Bath, auctioueers—Y. Mathieu, L. C. A.
Yriquet, A. liondoliot, and J. A. Mondullot, Little James
street, liedford.rww, manufacturers of set aced waters—K I).
Rayment and H. Itayntent. Hertford, grocers—J. Barraclougb
and Y. K Worth, Itothwell. Yorkshire, plumbers—W. HaU and
H. Hall, Stackateads, Laucasttire, cotton manufacturers—J.
Shrrratt, T. Lowe, W. Nelson, J. Nelson, and T. Robinson,
Wadley, Lancashire, colliery proprietors, so far as regards J.
Sherratt—K. Morton and J. Lyclelard. Liverpool, shipwrights
—G. Nusaey, J. Nussey, and P. Nussey. Leeds, oil importers—
W. Jowsey and W. C. Senior, Klngstoutupomilltill, builders—
T. Mallows and A. Kirk, Dolton-le-Moon, Lan. ashes, rag dealers
—T. Slicklewright and F. Grove, Stafford, drapers—John Tatham
and Joseph latham, mottle, Yorkature, ehmulata—S. Mason and
S. Donee, Nottingham, illk throwsten—S. Sowter and J. llig-
gmbottom, Hyde, Cheshire. hat mattufacturers- J. Haslam and
V. Ruckland, Reading and cannou-street West, land agents—
T. G. Cock and H. A. Thomson, Leleetiter, porter merchants—J.
Ewing, R. F. Sairne, and IL North, London and Liverpool,
merchants—T. Gouldesbrough, R. Ovitram, and U.
Manchester, merchants, so tar as regards T. Goulderobrough—
H. SPLeilan, A. 11•Cregor, and J. Illiregor, Glasgow, mar-
chants,
London, England, 1863-06-17

RUSSIAN ATROCITIES IN POLAND.

In Lithuania, since the arrival of the new
Governor-General Mouravieff, every day has been
marked by an execution. On Monday, a telegraphic
despatch from Cracow stated that Count Plater bad
been hanged at Wilna by order of the governor-
general, adding that a young student, M. Henri
Abicht, and a priest, M. Konaraki, had met with
the same fate at Warsaw. The Russian official
journals of yesterday contain a list of all the exe-
cutions which have taken place during the
last week at Wilna, amongst which are
those of the priest Zszoru, aged 28 years,
shot ; Priest Zicmalcki, aged 60 years, shot ; M.
de Laskowicz, shot ; M. de Kolysko, hanged. The
most illustrious of these victims, Count Leon
Plater, bears one of the oldest and moat honoured
names in Poland. M. de Kolysko belongs also to
an ancient and illustrious family. What adds to
the odiousness of these barbarous executions is,
that none of the men who have just been struck
down were taken with arms in their hands. Count
Plater was arrested in his chateau, and the sole
complaint made against him by the Russian go
vernment was that he had concealed arms. All
those who were banded over to the executioner at
the same time as Count Plater were arrested before
the proclamation of the amnesty.
A letter in the Temps of to-day gives a frightful
account of the circumstances attending some of
these executions. The Abh Ischora, who was
shot on the 3rd, in the presence of an immense
crowd, at Wilna, was not killed at the first dis-
charge of musketry, although 12 soldiers are
supposed to have fired at him at only a few paces
distance. The soldiers re-loaded and fired a second
time. Of course, the populace believed that this
was done intentionally. Kolysko was hung under
most revolting circumstances. A cord was put round
his neck while he was on the ground, and he was
slowly hoisted up to the platform. By some means
he fell, and for ten minutes be was in a atateof great
agony, during which time the soldiers struck him
several times with their muskets. The people of
I Lithuania seem for the moment stupefied with
horror. The national committee of the district
have issued a proclamation stigmatising these hor-
rors in the strongest language, and calling on the
people to avenge them.

The New Raven (U. S.) Journal says that a Cap-
tain Davis Hatch, of Norfolk, Connecticut, has returned
from • visit to the salt mime at the mat end of as,
Domingo. He states that there is a mountain there of
pure rock salt 10 miles long, 1 miles wide, and CV feet
high. He has obtained from the government of St. Domingo
• grant for working the mines, and the exclusive privilege
for making • railroad from the Mina to the port of Hera-
Imo% 12 miles distant
London, England, 1863-06-17

rIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE-
kJ NAILS EXTRACTED and CURED in one minute, without
Mating or the leant pain, by Mr. RENDALL, BS, Regentstreet.
Ladies attended by Mn. Rendall if preferred. Terms, BA Ad.
to s*. Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal gamily.
which may be seen, with thousands of others. from all parts of
the kingdom, similar to the follossins :—Yrnm the Right Rev.
the Lord Bishop of London Mr. Rendall linseffectualQ cured
some corns on my feet without giving any palm's—. Sir Robert
Alexander, 35, St. Jamea's.ploce, has had two large toenails and
• corn extracted from his feet by Mr. Rendall, and can strongly
recommend him.
Observe. 85, Regent-street Quadrant.
London, England, 1863-06-17

£lOO HANDICAP PLATE. One mile.

Br szOLieT,Tittle Dick,
Tornado, Tippler, Merry Maid, Coupon, Curie, and Liston
are here.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. About fire
furlongs.
The Tippler, Microscope, Coupon, Cadiz, Dilston, Vaulter,
Trio, Natbaile, Mary Copp o, and Demon are here.
The Match is off.
ARRIVED.—King of Diamonds.
London, England, 1863-06-17

WEST-END FURNITURE GALLERIES,
144, Oxford-street (q4p.sit,4 Bood-strint).
_ _ TO PIS6SONII FUINISHINO.

_
Goods carriage tree to any pert ofthe Kingdom
Drawing-room suites complete from £l5 to £5O. Dining-roam
suites complete in morocco, from CM Bedroom suites from
Lilt Servants' bedrooms, from 1.4. Bachelors' bedrooms, from
CT. Mahogany wiogel wardrobes, from 9 guises*. Bedsteads
end bedding of every description and quality; dining tables in
mahogany and oak, from 9 to SO mamas: chimney glasses in
endless variety. Persons unable to pay a visit of inspection can
receive catalogues gratis, sad poet tree oa application.
References kludly permitted I. former customers. A written
warranty if required.
P. end S. BET/OS Established 1945.
London, England, 1863-06-17

sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
DElorf ICET SHIP. For LAIINCEtTON Meet (will have
Immediate despatch,, the British-balk clipper barque ARM).
DLL, Al, resistor 330 tons, JOHN Vitali., Commander; London
Docks. This revel is admirably adapted for the Launceston
trade, and is noted for her fast-sailing qualities. She has elegant
accommodation fora few chief cabin passengers —For term. of
freight Of apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, Its, St. Helen I-
place orb DEvirr and monies, 9, Billiterotreet. Will be
followed by the regular trader Donorkin.
London, England, 1863-06-17

GOLD REVIVER, la. 6d. per bottle ; Fdectro-
platter Silver, la. Established more than 20 peen, for
rcndering old gilt frames, and worn-off plated articles. new, by
a single applicatiom—FOX SMITH, 201, Strand. W.C. ; Deane,
London-bridge; Buda), Farringdonatreet : Appleby, Soho
Bazaar; Kennedy, Pantheon Cleaver, 63. Oxford-street; Nunn,
Hampton, S.W. ; Jacksoo, 0, Westland-row, Dublin.
London, England, 1863-06-17

[Stamped, Id. Additional.]

of the oration the noble earl handed the
diploma of D.C.L. to the Prince of Wales.
He then put the question to the members of the
University whether they would admit the other
four candidates to a similar honour. The members
answered "Placet to all the names, whereupon
the earl severally admitted them to the academical
distinction. The English ode in honour of the
Princess was then recited, the refrain of which was
as follows:

O happy Prince, who snob a prise has wow ;
0 happy Princer, pride of England's Boa.

- _
The prooeedings in the theatre were concluded
in midst of great applause.

The royal visitors after leaving the theatre, pro-
Deeded to the bazaar in aid of the Radcliffe Infir-
mary, held in St. John's College gardens where
they were met by the Rev. Dr. Wynter, the pre-
sident of the college. Although rain continued
throughout the afternoon the attendance of
fashionable visitors was most numerous, and the
stalls of the lady patronesses--amongst them those
of the Duchess of Marlborough, the Viscountees
Barrington, the Baroness North, the Baroness
Churchill, Lady Georgina Bertie, Lady Norreya,
Lady Elizabeth Bertie, and tha Mayoress of Oxford—
were supported to a large extent ; the Princess in
particular making numerous purchases.
The Orpheus Glee Union and the band of
M. Jullien, from London, added considerably
to the attractions of the gardens, which, we
are glad to find, will be thrown open again
to-morrow and Thursday for the same excellent
object. The project, we understand, originated
with themayor, W. Thompson, Esq., who had been
for some time past engaged in its advancement, and
we think, need well be proud of its success under
the unfavourable circumstances attending it. The
royal party, upon leaving the bazaar, visited
the neighbouring gardens of Trinity College, to
view the show of the Oxfordshire Horticultural
Society, of which his royal highness is patron.
Here again the crowd of visitors, anxious to catch
• glimpse of her royal highness, was very great,
the lower charge of admission having allowed all
classes to be present. The specimens of flowers,
fruit, &c., were very fine and numerous, but the
beautiful collections of geraniums seemed the great
objects of attraction. The bands of the Coldstream
Guards and 2nd Oxford Rifle Volunteer Corps
performed during the afternoon, but the un-
pleasant weather considerably marred the en-
joyment of visitors. Besides the attractions of
local nurserymen and gentry, several prizes were
open to all England.
The Prince and Princess, after remaining at the
flower show about half an hour, returned to the
Deanery, Christ Church, amidst the hearty cheers
of the populace, who upon hearing of the royal
visit to the gardens assembled in considerable
numbers throughout the line of route.
The masonic ball was held at the Town-hall to-
night. The Prince and Princess arrived at ten
minutes to 11. The assemblage was • splendid and
numerous one, and the room was brilliantly
decorated.
London, England, 1863-06-17

BEVERLEY MEETING.-THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR KINGSTON-UPON-HULL STAKES.
About three-quarten of a mile.
Piano, Rose of Denmark, Angelus, Shuffier, Ttsvertis a,
and Little Star.
LONDESBOROUGH HANDICAP. T.Y.C.
Jackal and Comet are here.
BISHOP BURTON STAKES. Four furlongs 106 yards.
Coastguard, Castle &pie, Prince Arthur, and Eak are
hem
London, England, 1863-06-17

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
has been, during twenty-nee year., emphatically sanc-
tioned by the medical profeeelon, and universally accepted by
ths public, am the best remedy for acidity of the !stomach,
heartburn, headache, goat, and Indigestion, and al • mild ape
dent for delicate constitutions, mere especially for ladles and
difidren. Tt I. preparel, In a elate of perfect purity and
of uniform strength by DINNEFORD and Co., 172, New Bond-
i:net, London; and meld by all re•pectahls chemists Weenie
eat the weed.
London, England, 1863-06-17

ASSIZE AND CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENT&

Mr. 31MA HON moved that it is expedient to make such
alterations in the assize and circuit arrangements as would
secure a mars speedy trial in the country of country causes.
Mr. HAOFIFd.O, is seconding the resolution, drew at-
tention to tbe fact that the West Riding of Yorkshire. with
1,700,000 inhabitance. had DO 11/1414.8 town whatever, and the
people of Sheffield were obliged to go 55 miles to try their
cause..
An HON. MEMBER here drew attention to the fact that
there were not forty members present. The number in the
house at the time was only about twelve, but during the in-
terra' allowed before the Speaker proceeds to count more
than sufficient entered to form "a house," and
Mr. HADFIELD accordingly continued his remarks.
He trusted the Attorney-General would give his aid and
assistance for the purpose of redressing the great and crying
grievance which at present existed.
Mr. BALNES supported the motion. It was a great
hardship that they should have no means of obtaining the
admioistration of justice within the West Riding of York-
shire. There was no assize town in the West Hiding,
although it contained a population of upwards of a million
and a half—in fact, it was larger and more populous than
may Gorman priacipalities.
Mr. F. CROSSLEY, as one of the representatives of
Yorkshire. also supported the motion. The hoc. member
was proceeding to address the boom, when
An Hoe. Maxims moved that the house be counted.
There being only 34 members present the house immedi-
ately adjourned, at 10 minutes to 10 o'clock.
London, England, 1863-06-17

A, Galling at the Cape of Good Hope
esifeUrrge4Faa--OTEAM COMMUNICATION between 1O -
DUN sad IMOLA by the magnificent Fleet of Steeatege belot g.
tag to the Nest India and London Shipping Company ( aned).
The well-known clipper auxiliary etearsahip LADY JOCELYN,
1,162 tons, Weborsa power, ROBERT W. KEE, Commander,
mow loading In the Victoria (London) Docka, will leave on
• Just., embarking posseneers at and leering Gravesend on the
11th June, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and
Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade,
has been thoroughly refitted, has Rria-rMe sceommodation for
passengers, and will carry en experienced sturgeon, also
etewardeas. The average passage of company's stammers last
lemon was 70 days to aladral the Calcutta having performed
the voyage In OS dam being the shortest on record.
The line will be continued no the 93th of each succeeding
month with the strictest punctuality, by one of the company's
mrlioent fleet of militia,' screw steareahipa
or freight or ;engage apply to GLINDLLY and Co., 56, Piar-
lamentetreet, S.W. the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co.,
150, Leadenhall-dreet, B.C. : or at the Nikes of the Company,
9, Mincing-lane, Loudon, E.C. where also applications for
appointmente so Lidehipmen In this service should be made.
RICHAM9 DREW, Secretary.
East India and London Shipping Company (Limited),
9, Mincing-lane, &C.
London, England, 1863-06-17

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miss Pas- Mer. Total, ToW.
RAILWAYS. open wagers shandies INS 1
Week ending March 22. A A L
Bombay, Buckle, and C.l. 1551 1,364 754 2.135

Wee; awing Slay N. _
Northern or Canada 94 343 1,488 1831 LW
Week ending May 29.
Buffalo and lake Huron 1611 LW 1.311
Week endlug June 12.
Cork an I Yonghal and
Weenstown Direct sli 303 te) 37! 144
eek ending June 13.
Cork and Newton
tehiagoer & South We•teru 198 -- 8.17$ Bali
London, Brighton, and S
CA,4 2401 13,210 1,951 17,64% 31,333
. —
13,3.37 4.962 tu,349 13,011

South kasiern
Week ending Jnee 14.
Oswestry and Newtown
& Llanidlees& Newtown 42 444 NS 1.111

MANCHESTER EMIGRANTS' AID COMMITTEL—At
the fortnightly meeting of the general committee of tit
Manchester Emigrants' Aid Committee for the cottos dy
tricts, held yesterday, a report was presented by the sect•
rive committee. It states that )esterday morning a num.
her of emigrants selected for free passages to Timm ail
Canterbury, left Manchester for Southamptoo, their porta
departure. The numbers were equal to 205 statutesdus.
Of these, 89 statute adults have been aasisted to Kook
their outfite to the following sliest :—From Breoln.
16, 211. Is. ; Staleybridge, 47, 5.1/. As. 7d. ; 31*
cheater and neighbourhood, 26, 33/. 19s. ; total
111/. 16s. 7d. The committee have been desired b!
the National Colonial Emigration Society to Niel -i1
to 25 single females used to domestic service to
tree passages granted by the Tasmanian goverment
to that colony. This committee have placed five of tie
nominations at the service of the Blackburn Emigratin
Society. At the request of the National Colonial Soonn
this committee have inspected and reported upon a numb
of emigrants at Hadfield and Tintwistle, to whom the some
propose to grant 44 a head towards the cost of emigrating w
Canada. The executive committee have had many sprier
tiara for assistance to emigrate to Canada, and have seintel
sixty estate adults whom they propose forwarding by De
steam line to Quebec, having obtained a reduction from tie
ordinary rates of very nearly 101. per cent. The executor
committee have granted 40f. (21. per statute adult) to teem.
about to proceed to Canada front Blackburn, reconmeolei
by the load moigratios committee, and to whom
head is granted from local sources.
Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pig'
chasing Horniman's Pore Tea: very choice at :la. 4.1. soda
•• High Standard- at 45. ad. (formerly ea. bd.), is the str.n.vo
►nd meat delicious imported. Agents in ever) town supph utt
packets.—(Advertisernent
London, England, 1863-06-17

DVITT and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE
EO
PACKET SHlP.—tor SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the
river on the 25th Joy, calling at Plymouth on the Ist Amps. to
embark passengers), the mWtthd trigatwertilit ship LA HOGUE,
Al 13 ars, 1,331 tons register, JOHN WILLIAMS, Commander
lying In the East India Docks. mi. fine ship has been built
=1...1y for the Sydney trade. She hasa full pow, with Mut.
accommodation for cabin passengers her 'tureen decks
being lofty and airy, she offers also a desirable opportunity for a
Taw second cabin and Intermediate peseeneers ; and will carry
an erperienced
WILLIAMS
terms et or passage apply
to Captain WILLIAMS, on board , to 13TLT, HANKEY,
and SEWELL, 47, Leadenhall-strent or to DEVITI and MOOSE,
No. 9, Billiterutreet. Has vacancies lot one or two Midshipmen.
London, England, 1863-06-17

T C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
11.1 . roglend) of PARAFFINS CA NOLFS, to whom the prise
medal (ISM) has been awarded, and their candles adopted by
her Majesty's Government for use at the milltary stations abroad.
These candles can be obtained of all chandlers and groom In
the United Kftdom. Price la Bd. per pound also Field's
ab-
bnated Gaited Service Soap Tableta W. and W. each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label la on the
=or bona. Wholesale only, and Mr esportatlon.-11pper
Lusted& London. &
London, England, 1863-04-25

The Cowrie? du Dimanche of to-day says :
" It is said that the cabinets of London, Paris, and
St. Petersburg will take steps to invite the cabinet
of Munich to revoke its protest against the occupa-
tion of the Greek throne by any prince not
belonging to the Bavarian dynasty, and to sur-
render the Bavarian dynastic rights to the throne
in question. Should the Bavarian government re-
fuse to do this the Powers will pass over their pro-
test and recognise the election of Prince William of
Denmark."

SPAIN.

MADRID. Arm SC Evartra.

In to-day's sitting of the Congress Senor Cesare,
member of the committee on the public debt, in
reply to a question put by the Marquis of San
Carlos, respecting the redeemable debt, declared
that the committee was actively prosecuting its
labours on this question, in order to prepare for
the debate in Congress.
Senor Casaro further expressed a hope that the
Ministry would come to a speedy resolution on
the subject.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
The following telegram has been received at
Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Orien•
tal Steam Navigation Company :

AP= 25.
The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived here
at 7 a.m. this day.
The mails leave for London by the IL3O a.m.
train.
London, England, 1863-04-25

RUSSIA.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg of the 17th April
publishes the following :
Yesterday the ice oa the Nees soddenly began to break
up all aloag that part of the river which traverses St.
Petersburg. It was not expected to take pleas for some days
yet, and such a right as was presented has, perhaps, seldom
been seen. The blocks of ioe cracked and bunt so suddenly
that there was not even time to provide for the safety of the
bridgeof boats at the extremity of the Utensil.. The bridge
was swept away from it. fastenings and driven away hori-
sontally, all attempts of the workmen employed upon it
proving unavailing to stop its COOlllll by means of
cables. It was swept on as far as the Nicholas-
bridge, where three of the boats were carried through
else of the central arches, when they were smashed
against the stone piers, while others were driven in all
directions by the roamers of floating ice. Happily no lives
were lost. The Nicholas-bridge was ordered to be cleared
by the authorities when the groat body of ice was sees ap.
preaching ; despite the terrible shock it received, it was not
damaged, and was shortly afterwards thrown open spin to
traffic. The bridge of boats nesr the exchange was removed
in good time, but a number of small boats ware swept away
doves the river. It was only yesterday that many perinea
had emceed the frown Neva between Vmaili-Ostrow and the
church of St. Isaac. An immense multitude assembled to
'rituals thie read sad at the same time alarmiug spectacle,
and crowds are still collected in the vicinity of the Nicho-
las-bridge, where the Lit/isms-bridge was destroyed.

.-(TIID3 DAY.)

21. $ A.N.
London, England, 1863-04-25

I CL

iii i

Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 324, 1, 93,
921, 4 I ; ditto for account, 924, ; Three per
Gents.' Reduced, 914, 3 ; New Three per Cants.,
914, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Ralf liar Cents., 7N_
Five per Cent. Annuities, 1064 ; Beck Stock -we,
236 ; ' ditto for account, 2364 • India Five pia
Cent. Stook, 1094, f, 4 ; ditto Bods, 215., 275.
prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee pe,w,
1074, I ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1
10$,
The India Five per Cent. Stook was again slightly
weaker, at 1094 to 4. India Bonds were dealt in
at 17e. to 21s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted
2s. to 58. prem., the late rise being maintained.
The foreign stock market was less active. The
principal inquiries were for Greek Bonds, which
closed per cent. better than yesterday. Egyptian
were in demand. The Turkish Loan of 1 was
somewhat better, while a trifling reduction occurred
in Italian Five per Oenta. Most of the other prin-
cipal stocks left off about the same as yesterday.
In the market for Bank shares there was a fall
in London and South African Beek. Bank of
British and American Exchange Bank,
Colonial Bank, and London and Brazilian Bank,
were also quoted lower. Agra Bank were is de-
mand.
In miscellaneous shares there were inquiries for
Berlin Waterworks and London District Telegraph.
The shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank were
last quoted 11 to 114 prem., and those of the Con-
solidated Book 44 to I prem.
Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to
prem. • Universal Marine, 14 to 11 dia.;
Thames and Mersey, 21 to prem. ; North
British and Mercantile, 164 to 17 ; Commereisl
Union, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial
Marine, dia. to par; and Oriental and General
Marine, I to 14 prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—British and
Foreign Marine, to prem., ex the new issue ;
Empire Marine, 4to prem. Westminster and
Southwark Bank, i to f prem. ; Panonia Leather
Cloth, to prem. ; West Surrey Tanning, 4to
prem. ; and Union Marine, 14 to 14 prem.
Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
Government Bonds have again receded.
The Marquis of Argyll has arrived from China
with 626,0001b5. of tea.
London, England, 1863-04-25

LAW INITLLIGENCZ
(TIM DAY.)

COURT OF ZICHEQUICR.
Mr. Baron Martin eat in two thin nieraias, but net.
heard one motion, whir& presented ao feature of pebbc
interest.
The learned baron thee nee, hie animism* being reytur
it the Court of Criminal Appeal.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judy Ordinary.)
HAWK' V. HAWII AND MIMS.
Dr. Spinks for the plaintiff. This ease Mated to the will
of Mr. Edward Hawke, lets of Ferrybriddshoune, saw
Knottiogley, Yorkshire. The opposition was withdrawa.
The jury, therdore. found a verdict for the plaintiff ; and
The court decreed probate.
Mr. E. E. Turner and Mr. Owen appeared for the
deteridaste.

SCOTITIOV.

This MPS Irss also .etil.d,.
(sad with him Dr. Swaby) tendered formal •rows to
• tb• dee execution d the will by the testator,
Green.
The kuy thee found for the plaintiff, and
Tim art pronounoed for the will.
Yr. Kerslake, Q.C., sad Dr. Baia'', opposed for the
respondent.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Wore Mr. Covimimioase Yam)
Ull BB ALBERT BIBSCHBAN.

The bankrupt wee a merchant, of Moorgateotreet Tkis
was the adjourned examination meeting. At the last sitting
it was dated that criminal proceedings were being tithe
tenet him for obtaining goods fraudulently withis
mouths of the bankruptcy. That charge bee
been preferred, and the bankrupt ie now in custody under
remaad. 'lke debts are about 210034 coutractod in a
little more than seven mouths ; there are ao assets, most of
the property having gone abroad to • relative of the bulk-
rapes iu Hamburg.
Mr. E. Reed, for the assignees, and Mr. Tatham, foe
op,osing creditors, asked far an adjourament far two
mNg4hg• .

sa soaardisgly.
no RI W.
London, England, 1863-04-25

This was the adjourned sitting far order of dialling.
The bankrupt was • merchant of Tbreadscedleana
having • home, in which a was the principal partner, at
Melboaroe. On liabilities of 45,0001. then has been a divi-
dend of 7a. 6d. in the pound.
Mr. fie:good opposed for the agsignees, aad Mr. flak.
later for creditors ; Mr. 8.6.7 supported the bankrupt.
The priacipal ground of oppontion one that the bankrupt
had os trading long niter ha wag insolvent, and bed
he solely for the purpose of obtaining ag..
, minces on the bills of lading.
The examination of the bankrupt by Mr. Linklater wr
rammed. He said that in October, 1860, he had estimated
that the assets of the old firm el Weave* sod Row
were insufficient to meet its eapsiewagnis by about
3,5001., including the pergola' property of the
partner. In November, 1860, they had whapromiged •
debt of 43,8001. to the Bask of Martha' by the gamest
of 3,0001., thelbank retainingsecurities of 25,000/. Tay
gave4erocateary- notes for 3,000 f. ; the laat of which was
mouths (four and a half Yeas), after dab. 10 Octo-
ber, 1860, the old firm of Wedgarth and Row
owed the new arm of Weetpra. Rea, sag
Spowers, 11,4001. end their mats ware 3,5001. Is.,
in addition to the debt to the bank of Marshal'. At the
bankruptcy only one of the pc.m;esory notes (MOO emit.
the bank had been paid. In June, 1861, the debt of the
old 6rm to the hew had increased to 7,301:11.
At the ease of Mr. Lioklater's examtnatign of the haat-
rapt Mr. Begia claimed the right to 111421111i11e him.
Mr. LaMar said if theta/ere dome In should be en.
titled to reexamine upon tat.
The Commissioner—l hope I shall live to see it out.
aatabtor:i
The further haeriag was spin adjoareed.

TIM BISHOP OP BANGOR ON DX COMM&
London, England, 1863-04-25

Palace, Bangor, April 11, 1163.
Rev. and dear Brother,—You will readily be-
lieve that it is from ao doubt se to the naleigsed steadfast-
ness of your own belief in all the Oasonscal ficriptares
of the ola .4 New Testament. that I feel mommised
to address yea on the subject of the recent =malt ce
the historical ehareeter of the Pentateuch by Bisbee
Coleuso. lam well assured that we are all of one
mind not only in rejecting the oosclusious at which
be has arrived. but in lamenting that a bishop of our
church should have lammed the truthfulness of say pee-
-1 tiou of those Scriptures which we verily believe to be the
revelation of God. Nor is this all. Not contain' with de-
claring his eons views. the Bishop of Natal has meatus& to
throw • en the faith of others, as the they did
sot to Mach that which they no longer therein'
fully believed.
Both, rims, for the asks of those entruated to your leotard
cars, that they be not troubled by erroneous sad stamp doc-
trines, and also to repel so injurious an imputation, it is ay
wish that the Bishop of Natal should sot be adeehtsi to
preach in say pulpit within the diocese, as loss sa be main.
taus his present opinions. It is not indeed likely that he
should desire to do so, bat in eased such a contingsocy
arising, you have a right to expect that your bishop should,
by his in hibitioa, lave taken upon himself the respoosility
of your refusaL Praying that the God of our Lord Jam
Christ, the Father of glary, may give us all the mint of
wisdom and revelelios la the 4imriedge of Him, I risme
your affectionate tetrad sod blether, J. C. Battnot.
London, England, 1863-04-25

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two dews:.

The railway share market is very inactive to-
day, and few transactions have been entered into.
The leading stocks are generally without change,
compared with the last quotations of yesterday.
Metropolitan shares are rather lower, at 111 to 12t.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
97} to f; Greet Western, 66 to t ; Midland, 122
to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 t to t ;
Caledonian, 112 to ; South Eastern, 901 to 91 ;
Great Eastern,sol to 514 ; Great Northern, 129 t
to 1214 ; and London and South Western, 101}
to 102.

Indian railway_ stocks are steady at previousprices.Great Western of Canada shares have
declined. Bahia are rather dull.