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The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-21

BROWN and GREEN'S KITOHEN RANGES
(him Medal, International Exhibition, MC roast most
to front of the the without intern:melon to the action of the
assn. hotplate, holler. de. The ones are well-ventilated, and
oilier ma masters or for the baking of bread or pastry.
freicAedlekasey, economy, ventilation, and cure of smoky
chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all sires and
prior : and the large ones, fitted with bath and steam apparatus,
dm., form the most eompiete appointment for large eetabbels-
mods- IfithoPegateatreet Within.
London, England, 1863-07-21

New York. The nominal advance in Federal Five per
Cents. was as much as 7 per cent, and in some of
the railway securities 2 to 6 per cent
International Financial sres were dull at 4j to
41 prem., and General Credit at 1 to If prem.,
while London Financial were steady at 11 to
11 prem.
The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company we
re
%sin heavy, and closed at II to f Egyptian Trading, on the other hand, have risen to If to If

prem.
A decided rise took place te-day in the shares c
the City Bank. Alliance Bank were also quoted
better. On the other hand, London Joint Stock
Bank, Agra Bank, and Imperial Ottoman Bank
have receded. An advance bas occurred in Madras
Irrigation, Ottoman Gas and Nerbudda Coal and
Iron shares. National Discount were

Ooe~n ]t rive stares clo.ed to day atll4tain4ole2
prem. ; Univerial Marina, dis. to par ;h
and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commercial I:Tni
2to 24 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17
to 184 ; Oriental and General Marine, ti• to 1
prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, to 1
prem.
The nominal closing quotations for shares in new
undertakings to-day were as follows :—City of
London Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Company of African
Merchantsi! to prem. ; London and African
Trading, to 1 prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, to
prom. ; ortugal Iron and Coal, to 4 prem. ;
' and Whittington Colliery, to 1 prem.

MINER.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocw.

The mining market continues inactive, and prices
generally are without variation. Great Fortune
shares are rather firmer, while East Basset have
slightly declined. East Caradon are quiet at the
closing price of yesterday. Clifford Amalgamated are
now quoted 264 to 274 ; East Basset, 77 to 78 ;
East Cando°, 29 to 4 ; East Grenville, 3 to 4;
Great Fortune, 354 to I ; Bitty Bt. Agnes, 84 to
; Marko Valley, 64 to 4 ; 'Tincroft, 214 to 22 ;
West Chiverton, 26 to 27 ; Chiverton, 7 to 4 ;
Wheal Ludcott, 24 to 4 ; Wheal Beton, 220 to
222; Wheal Grenville, 6to 4 ; Wheal Crebor, 14
to 2 ; and North Crotty, 44 to f.
Few operations have been effected in foreign and
colonial mining shares, and prices generally are
nominally quoted the same as yesterday. United
Mexican and Yudanamutana are dull.
London, England, 1863-07-21

88 91

TRAFFIC RE'TURNS.

=Linn. Mies Tao- Mein Total, Total,
open *en gem chandise 18111 1801
Week ending July 11. ii, Z z a
Buffalo and lake Huron 1611 2,621 3,140
Weak ending July S.
Ottoman
Week ending July 17.
Cork ant Toagbal aad
Queenstown Direct
Week audingJuly 18.
London, Beitilgege and S
Coast 2601 17,131
South Listens 19,458

347 273

MONDAY EMIING. I
Consols which closed on Saturday at 93 to 1 for I
the 6th August, were first marked this ruorniug ,
92k and 93, and closed at 921 to /. For money the
last price was 921 to 1. The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, I
92k, 93, 921, ; ditto for account, 921, 93, 92.1 ; .
Tr....mreaatrcs DIDIONSTEATION. —The annual de- Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/, 921, 93 ; New
rnonstration of that:rated TemperanceSozieties in the South Three per Cents., 93k, 921, 93 ; Bank Stock,
Landoll district took place yesterday in Kenningtort•park, 236, 238; India Stock, 227, 229 ; ditto Five per
the use of which had been granted by the government. Six Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 108, 1 ; ditto
large tents were erected for refreshments, and two platforms
for the speakers. The band of the Havelock Rifle Corps, • Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, ; ditto Bonds,
and several private temperance bands, were in attendance I 16". Pm.
and enlivened the proceedings with some excellent music.' , The India Ave per Cent. Stock remains steady
The trainees of the day commenced at 3 o'clock, at which at 108 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 19e. prem. ;
hour Mr. W. West took the chair on the principsl platform, and Exchequer Bills, at par to 3s. prem.
and having expressed the pleasure be felt at *ems{ so large
an assemblage, addresses in favour of teetotalism were deli- The foreign stock market shared in the bean--
eared by Messes. Purvis, Bormond, Murphy, M'Currey, mess observable in most of the other departments
Carlines. Scott. Idaltbouse, and other well-knows tempe- 1 of the Stock Exchange.
once adroestes. The speeches were kept up, with intervals ; The Canada, from Boston, has brought 8,000/ in
foe refreshment, until after 8 o'clock in the evening, wh.n
the large assemblage dispersed, apparently well pleased with ' An almost general, and in some cases rather
the proceedings of the day. During the afternoon and
im rtan
evening there could net have been less than Amp pot, advance has taken place in United
on the ground. States securities, in answer to the rise reported from

3,900 21,240 21.110
5.792 26,480 27.073
London, England, 1863-07-21

BANKRUPTCY RETURNS.

Mr. MURRAY asked the Attorney-General tor au ex-
planation of the delay le laying before parliameot the
annual general return to the 11th October, 186:!, of the
business of the respective °Meal is the °porta of bank-
ruptcy sod registrars of county court, actiog in baokniptcy
(required by the 67th section of "the Bankruptcy Act,
1861 ") ; and if he could state when the returns would be
kid upon the table, and whether they would thee be
arranged under the authority of the Home Department, and
published so as to complete the judicial statistics for the
year 11462.

The SOLICITOR•GEN ERAL said it waa a subject of
great regret that the returns were not in proper time laid
upon the table of the house, but the delay had not arisen
from any want of urgency on the part of the Lord Chan-
cellor. The gentleman whose duty it was to prepare the
returns bad suffered very much in his health during the
peat year, and yet had been very unwilling to allow any
part of his duties to devolve upon others. He was informed
that the returns would certainly be laid on the table of the
house on Monday pert, and the judicial statistics of the
year would be concluded as soon a possible.
Mr. BLAKE asked the UuderSseretary of Slate for
War on what grounds were medical officers of the army,
a late warrant, precluded from acting as
.presidents of
of inquire, boards of survey, and committees.
The Marquis of HARTINGTON said that a committee
had been appointed to consider the subject, and the result
of their inquiries was to place it. medical .[Deers in pre-
cisely the game position as ether nos-combatant officers of
the army, but certainly no 'gime was intended to be cast
upon them.
THE LATE RIOTS AT ST. VINCENT&

Mr. W. FORSTER wished tooth the Under Sam tar, of
State for the Colooies whether the statement was true that
during the recant riots at St. Vincent's there was indiscri-
minate flogging of the Degrees, by order or permission of
the authorities, and if he had not heard of such statement
whether be would inquire into its truth.
Mr. C. FORTESCUE said very full information bad been
received at the Colonial-office, but he could only find three
cases of flogging motioned as having taken place during the
continuance of martial law, and those were the canes of
three neerroes who were flogged by order of s police magis-
trate. There were also a number of persons tried and oorn-
mittedaod sentenced to flogging as part of their punishment,
but the governor had been directed to mitigate the son-
tem'. He was quite prepared, if required, to procure fur-
ther information.
London, England, 1863-07-21

EDUCATIONAL REPORTS.

Lord R. CECIL pre notice that early next session be
should more a resolution upset such extensive alteratioos
being made in the marts of her Majesty's Inspeetoss of
Schools as tended to destroy their vane.

THE CHURCH IN IRELAND.

Mr. DILLWYN gave notice that early next session be
should cell the attention of the house to the Ade el the
established church in Ireland.
THE CASE OF ME. WEYMOUTH.

Mr. FERRA ND g►ve notice that to-morrow (this day) he
should sub the Secretary to the Admiralty why the board
bad promoted Mr. Weymouth to a ti-über inspectorship at
Deptford Yard, b• being upwards of 68 years of age.
London, England, 1863-07-21

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

-0--
WOOLWICH, JULY SO.
The first of the iron plates iutrutled for
Mr. Reed's experimentll screw steam vessel Enterprise was
this day prepared and bent by hydraulic machinery ►t this
yard to be submitted to the Admiralty, various improve-
ments with regard to the preparation of these plates Lyric,
been effected. The Caledonia, iron clad screw frigate, has
bees fitted with the whole of her pl►tes, with the exception
of nine, and will shortly be removed to Sheerness for cam
pletiou.

THE CARGO OF THE PETERHOPF. —The special
commissiouers appointed by the United States District
Court to examine and make a true and perfect inventory of
the cargo of the steamer Peterhoff, report that a very large
portson of the said cargo will be found. on an examination
of the inventory, to be particularly adapted to army rises ;
that large numbers of case contain " Blucher boots," which
are known as army shoe ; a number of capes contain cavalry
boots, and are so labelled ; that one huodred sad ninety-two
bales of the cargo coquet of gray Meeks* adapted to the
use of an army, and are believed to be such as ere used in
the United States army ; ninety-firs casks coated, horse
shoes of a large size ; thirty-six cases of a large size contain
artillery barman in sets for four horses, with two riding
saddles attached to each set ; there were also os board two
hydraulic proems adapted for cotton ; that a cons;derable
portion of said cargo consists of drugs directed " Burchard
and Co., Successors, Matamoru, Mexico," in which en as-
sorted lot of drop—quinine, calomel, morphine, and
chloroform—form an important portion.

THE ltirt'PELL FORHERIZA —The trial of Reopen
v. Howe and another wee resumed yesterday for the toroth
time, beime barrio Chappell and a special jury. at Chelms-
ford. Nearly the whole of the evidence that was given yes-
terday consisted of testimony with regard to the haodwr iting
of the deceased. The interest in the case lIPPCIIIr to ham
materially subsided since the examination of Mr. W. Roil-
pall, and there were very few persona present is court
during the proceediogs, and the great majority of them
ware erica:owes in the cause. The CAM, for the plaint;ffs is
coooluded, awl Mr. Bovril' will thin (Tuesday) morning ad-
dyer the jury fcr the defeuilants. The trial will in all mo-
bility not be brought to a cooclusiou before the cod of the
week.

---
Mr. Edwin Smith, a member of the famous
Dr.:deed Light Hone Volunteers, ant his death buit week
thread' napping his loaded rifle on his boot. The rifle
exploded, and the ball shattered Mr. Smith's foot. A•
opeasAks w performed, but fever set in, sod the unfortu.
tate gentleman died in a few days altar the accident.
- -

Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur-
chatting nOreilllAll.s Pare Tea very choice at M. td. anti 4a.
" High Steadied ' at is. mi. (formerly fa od4, la the Mamma
mid meat &Scioto, imported. Agents In every Wan supply is
In peckeia—ittdvertleimeat.]
London, England, 1863-05-13

striactr. 11:1113.—The WA EN, a delightfully situate and
einem& Ville Residence. dandies In about 36 sate of meshes
mentally disposed ground in • ring from
MESSRS.DA.NIELSMITH,SON,andOABLEY
Mg to Worm thistle": Yet they ham been tostrneded
to OPFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Hirt, near the Bank
of England, oisTOIMDAT. Jane Vsall stovreviomht disposed
of by private centred). the ahem vem ve
FREEHOLD REBID NCE,
and valuable property, situate in the rural and beautiful nigh-
boeyhood of 'Sashay-heath and fitaimore, two miles from the
raffirity elation at Enshey, and only 12 miles from London. The
home Dar remetty been eructed, and complstedboth so to exterior
and interior arrangemen. regardless of expense. It occupies a
delightful and elevated site amidst well-screened plasma
grounds, with lodge entrance and carriage approach, an orna,-
Owe{
motel sheet dwater, de.. and presents to the scant
an
boa with ooneamatory, verandah,
mg •• Priswashieiselase 100 t, 0 feet in length;, , broad tern=
whiM dlissimes to a Bower garden Ind lawn, opening to perk-
-6 the whole about 16 scree, in • ring fence, and mm-
esetilei views over a tichV wooded cotuitry, embracing
iffUttemeastia and the comities of Barmy and Berta The Ink.
rior Megemodation comprises on the chamber loon ix bed
rams, Pro demeans rooms, bath roam three nameries: an tbe
posed Scar, a lofty and handsome Interior lull, 10;61ifulrty to
ft.,
leaned up two stories high, with ea Antra= end
chmehen, farming • music room, dining roam 20 by 1 , draw-
ing room 20 by left.. opening to smaller ditto and dm ctineerva-
. =, • complete set of domestic dices, well ;applied with water
gas various outbuildings, stable yard, with granary, stabling
for Bre hones, double coach-house, have mill, for cutting
char. camaing eats, Ac-, laundry ; also in she rear a small ism
homestead ; the kltchen gardens are entirely enclosed by lofty
walls, and an. covered with the choicest trait trees, end In the
centre is a large orchard-house, 100 ft. long. Possession of the
whole will be given on completion of the porches*.
ball ptintedpetticulars may be obtained of 0. T. Alger, Emu.,
Id,Bedford-row , at the Auction Hart, LC ; of Hems. Nogrog,
lbeamMt, sad TRW, 62, Old Broad-street, where, se well seat
Mama, Dag= &Erre, Sos, and OALIAYS, 10, Waterloo-place,
Pall-mall, B.W. Photographs may be seen, and orders to view
obtained,
London, England, 1863-05-13

MEET BILL

Mr. 00X obtained leave ir; iriroduce a bill to mind the
Leases and Sees of Settled Estates Act. INK
SAVINGS BANKS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY moved the wood reading of this
bill, and it was agreed that the discuasion should be taken
op the motion for going iota committee.
The bill was Una read a woad time.
HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.

The order of the tra; having been readfo; reaming the
adjourned debate on the motion for the appointment of •
select committee to inquire into the state of this harbour,
Colonel DUNNE said, u the information be bad received
confirmed the statemen a be had made respecting the works,
he must peer the motion for a committee.
After seem farther discussion the house divided, when
the embus wont :
For the motion
Against it 47-26
The unounaement was received with opposition cheers.

CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE BILL.
This bill was road a third time sad passed.
London, England, 1863-05-13

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Cwci.

Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which will
be completed to-morrow, there is not much busi-
ness going forward in the mining market to-day. The
tendency is still towards lower prices. Wheal Beton
and East Basset shares are both worse—the
former at 245 to 250, and the latter at 90 t 0924.
East Caradon are dull, but the present quotation,
35 to }, is not below that of yesterday. Tincroft
are quoted 19 to ; and North Crofty, 4} to I.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
alteration: Yndanamutana are inquired for.
At North Roskear meeting, held yesterday in
Cornwall, the accounts showed a debit balance of
1301. No call was made. .

At Roskearnoweth meeting, which also took
place yesterday in Cornwall, a call of 1/. per share
was made. The report was considered of a favour-
able character. The lode in the 50 west is 4 feet
wide, producing good copper ore.
At the Bryn Gwiog Mine meeting, yesterday, the
accounts showed a credit balance of 3371.
At the Long Rake Mine meeting, yesterday, the
accounts showed a debit balance of 5731. A call of
30a. per share was made.
London, England, 1863-05-13

THE WASTE LANDS OF INDIA.

Mr. K the of
waste binds in India by settlers, and the redemption al a
portion of the land tax in India, are desirable objects, ea-
with a view to the present state of the cotton In-
dustry in this country, and that it is expedient that her
Majesty's government take further steps toatry them out.
He argued against the land tax as a burden which tended
to narrow the cultivation of the counUy, and objected
strongly to the policy adopted by Sir Charlie Wood in re-
verting that of Lord Stanley and Lord Canning in reference
to the land question in India.
Mr. aIIOLLETT opposed, and Mr. Etaxrce supported the
maim.

Lord STANLEY said that two Troth's bad been die-
coned, the redemption of the land tax sad the sale of
waste lands, both of great difficulty, but of pant import-
ance. He stated the plan proposed by himself in reference
to the land tax, which was to allow those wbo might desire
to do so to redeem the land for ever by the payment of
20 years' purchase down, the propped' to be applied to the
revenue. As to waste lamb, the quantity was practically
illimitable, and the only point was how beet to bring them
into cultivation; but though a plan had been prolected
by Lord Capping, which was modified by Sir C. Wood,
mach delay had take' plans in bringing it into operation.
if the lands were settled government was boned to protect
the settler. As to the male of land by auction, be admitted
it was a gimp's and perhaps an effective one, but it was
open to many objections, amongst which was, that it pre-
vented settlers going in search of land for themselves.
Colonel £3YHM: approved of the sale of neat, Leda, bat
objected to the redemption of the load tax.
The debate was continued by Yr. J. B. Stara and Mr.
AMON.

Sir C. WOOD defended the course he bad taken in re-
vidag regulations with regard to largely modif=s
instructions previously laid down, and in denial
the nutrition as it had been pearntad in the debate. As to
the land tax, it wan the only tax which wee obnoxious to
the natives of India ; and as it amounted to half the re-
venue, be objected to 'Rarities so large a sauce of income by
reducing the tax.
The motion was withdrawn.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Mr. W. EWART obtained leave to bring in a bill for de-
cimalising our existing system of weights and measures, and
for establishing an accordance between them and those of
foreign countries.
LEASES AND SETTLED ESTATES ACT AMEND-
London, England, 1863-05-13

TBLEOBAPIIIO IN'rELLIGIGNOX

MICTICIeI TIM&
PRUSSIA.

THE COLLISION BETWEEN THR CHAM-
BER AND TRH MINISTRY.
BERLIN, BAT 12.

The committee appointed to report upon the
letter addressed by the Ministry to the Chamber of
Deputies to-day, have summoned all the ministers
to aPPOr before them. Hetr von Bismark
Schonhausen replied, however, for himself and his
colleagues, declining to appear. He referred the
committee to the explanations contained in his
letter of today's date, which, he said, rendered
any participation of the ministers in the debates of
the committee and the Chamber utterly impossible.
No doubt is entertained is to the decision
which the report of the committee will announce.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, MAT 12.

After three days' debate the Rigaraad, in its sit-
ting of to-day, voted the address to the King. By
this vote the present policy of the government in
reference to the constitutional regulations of the
monarchy are approved of.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
STRITIN, KAY 12.

The Ost-Deutsche Zeitung of to-day says :—" Upon
the Bth inst. eighteen companies of Russian in-
fantry, with eight guns and five squadrons of
cavalry, attacked Taczanowski in Igusoewo, near
Kona. After a stubborn resistance the assailants
succeeded in storming the place, which had been
strongly barricaded, and the Poles retreated
towards Silesia.

TIM &MIRIAM' MRS.
(BY BUDNASINI AND NAGITTIC TIC

(TROY OUR OWN OORURPORDIMIT.)
BRUSSELS, NAT 12.

The treaty for the capitalisation of the Scheldt
dues has beeu signed at the Hague. All the great
powers adhered.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1863-05-13

PIER AND HARBOUR ORDERS OONFIRMATION

BILL

This bill was mad a second time on the understanding that
certain portions of should be referred to a select com-
mittee.

SECURITY FROM VIOLENCE BILL.
On the motion for the third reading of this bill,
Mr. C. DUFF characterised the bill as a stupid and
atrocious measure, the result d a panic, and moved that
it be reed a third time that day six months.
Mr. NEWDEGATE opposed the bill.
Alter some further discussion, the house divided, and the
numbers were—

For the third maw 76
..04aiast it
The bill was thee sled a third time red paned.
The house adjourwol as a quarter-pest two o'clock.

LONDON AND BLACZWALL RAILWAY.

The result of yesterday's y 01l woe as follows :
In favour of the resolution approving the
Voters. Stork. Votes.
Present
Proxies
Total 2B 00,600 2,066
Apinst the resolution.
Voters. Stook. Votes.
Present
Proxies

8 £14.830 420
Majority la favour of the resolatide.
• Voter,. Stook. Votes.
20 4116,7110 1,636

ONTIIISAL PALAOI.--ONN Signior° Dir.--Tozgr-
DAT, MAY 12. Adadminno as • mown% 930 i ditto by
Noonan Weida, 481 ; tonal. 4420.
[Athrgoiaigannent.l—FlorLoWAY'S °INVALIDS'S AND
rgiug—Mxtricuin NirIOACT.-11a eases of glandular and other
dhomanos wining from hereditary taints, the use of them heath*
and purifying remedies to always followed by the most
patltr-
log result, The Ointment must be well rubbed upon
as near as possible to the ening pert. and the PIM should ha
taken every night In alterative rather than pump,* doses
These excellent medicaments will then act In unison, quell the
local mischief, rwestabinh purity and order through the *Yam
and spare uninertlad miltertag or untimely death. Kern.....
testinsonials exist from persona eh,l were thus cured of ulcers-
Was, dlpirthefts, ostuoys. gathere stands. dbegurbal
dhows, de.. and who assort that but for Wolhowara margin
that awl bate perhhod.
London, England, 1863-05-13

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The umrkei is quiet at the followiag prima Town
tallow, 41s. 6d., met cash ; Petersburg Y.O. oil the soot,
435. 3d. ; June. 435. 3d. ; July to September, 44a. ; October
to December, 455. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. P•tteoden sad Smith report • good steady demand
for all last year's hope for eoestaptioo, at • alight further
advance is price' for the best grown 'staples.

ettaarranLa Buwarrra.—A performance in aid
of the family of the late Mr. James Rogers, the oomedian
of the Strand Theatre, is announced to take place at Drury-
lane on Moodav next ; sod on the same evening a similar
effort at the Eriemea's Theatre will be made in favour of
the widow of Mr. Charles Selby.
EMIORATION FROM CARLISLE. —On Monday
morning boar facile*, emeriti** .'C individuals, left Car-
lisle on their way to Canada, vie Glasgow. A large crowd
congregated at the 'taboo to with them God speed, sod
u the train moved off they called for a round of chews for
the Dean of Carlisle end the Carlisle Emigration COMMaille,
by whom they are being tent out. They were to nil yes-
terday morning.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the
weather yesterday. the pigeminhooting at Homey-woad
House wee proceeded with with much spirit.
London, England, 1863-05-13

THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

A deputation from the towns of Rotheum,
Standol, and Tangermunde, which had come to
the Prussian capital on business relating to the
Berlin and Brunswick railway, was received a day
or two ago by the Kicg, who, after having given
the assurance that he took much interest in the
railway, added :
I thank you for the feelings of attachment and fidelity
which you have expressed on this occasion. The times
in which we live afford room for representation, sad
they will not improve until the conflict raised by the
Chamber of Deputies has come to an end. We shall rely
arrive at the regular progress which I desire so eagerly to
the welfare of the state when the question of the maga-
Nation of the army, and th►t of the budget on.
nested with it, shall have bee° decided. I bare
examined the matter with care. I know that its
replication will turn to the profit of the country, and I
will not allow myself to be tarred by anything whiners
from my intentions. The violation of the constitution is
often spoken of. Such a reproach involves that of per.
jary ; but God is my witness that I have sot violated my
oath. lam not shaken, but hold firmly to what I promised
in 1838. That also I will execute, but only when trio.
quillity shall be restored to the public mind. Bat my fiat
duty is not to allow the constitutional rights of the crows to
be diminished. lam happy when I receive proofs of alec.
Lou and loyalty from the country, and I count on that
fidelity. Communicate that to those whom you represent,
sod express to them my puttied*.
London, England, 1863-05-13

WEST-END FURNITURE GALLERI/23,
144, Oxford-street (oppoits Bondstreet).
TO PERSONS TORNISHING.
floods carriage free to any part of the Kingdom.
Drawing-room suites complete from £l5 to Lao Dining-mar
mites complete in morocco, from LYS. Bedroom suites from
LW. SermntX bedrooms, from te. Bachelors' bedrooms, from
,C 7. Mahogany winged wardrobes, from p guise's. Bedsteads
and bedding of every deecrlptlon and quality: dining tables in
mahogany and est, from a to 40 guineas: chimney glasses In
endless variety. Persons unable to pay a visit of inspection can
receive natal es gratis, and post free on application.
References kindly permitted to former customers. A written
warranty if required.
P. and 8. BEEFUIt. Eatablished 1849.
London, England, 1863-05-13

POLAND.

A Warns kW. of May 4 says :
Thar OitoliiMariat reesetly announced that priests ma
surgeon@ would be allowed to visit wonadel lawsuits.
Here is an instance of the way in which that promise ig Cll.
ried out. After the battle of lirdow, in which Csosia
Young met with • glorious death, &surgeon named Zioteicki
de Bleadna and the Abbis Orzechowski and Sipsieeski
to the field to succour the wounded. The atusiam srreg,,4
them all three, bound them with cord., best them with
and ultimately killed H. Zlotnicki and his guide.
London, England, 1863-05-13

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
lieet-etreet, lasdaa. Dotttntedll322.
Invaded webs 0,003.000
Annual Income 40.000
For wompoottoss and forms far effin=l,eriarancee. apply to
the Ac, at the Society's once, London. LC.
WIIIIAIt 1111110111 DO NIL Actuary.
Liar UNIL

INNS of COURT HOTEL COMPANY
(united).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the CERTIFICATES for
W Shama allotted will be ready to be exchanged tor the Hookas
receipts on and after the 27th inst.
for the remaining unallotted Share. mart be made
Strea"ocreZrly on or before the 27th inst—ly order,
T. L BEWLEY, Secretary.
413, Lineoltininn.ftelds, W.C., Nay 7, IBM

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AL !I time —1314
LZHI RI VS
of MI! ill.
Ls the Pressnes ot their Itit. HEl.'s
The PRINCE and PIINCIMI ot WALLS.
Cards at Admission, prim lan wok If obtained before the
of o My; 10s. op to 9th of Line. sod/Oa on de .
A. Y.

:11:310NIAL to be OBSERVED on 10th

etatoe of a.E-B. the Prams oeraeß la are
preemies of their 11,11.11H:e the PRINCE and PRIX of
WALES and other Members of the Royal Family.
The Guests invited to take part in the Proceadon will assemble
at the Week Dome of the Exh.bttion
While easembllegMilitam Banda will play.
The Royal Party will be received at the West Dome entrance
by the Eveenthe of the Memorial Committee.
Their 131.1111.*e will premed dews the Nave to a Balcony over
the Southern Entrance of the Hortienittiral Gardens, and their
arrival will be announced by a flourish of trompete. " God save
the Queen" will be played by Three Military Bands united in
the Ante. Garden.
The Council of the Horticultural will present an Address.
Military Bands will again play.
After which the Memorial Committee will read an Address.
H.R.11. the Prince of Wales will order the tincovating of the
Memorial, which will be announced by a Sourish of
and a saint* of Artillery, after which Military Mode will
performed and the Fountains will play.
The Royal Party, headed by the Procesdon, will then walk
mend the Gardena. stepping at various pointa to see the Me-
morial and the Garden.
The route wal he marked by harriers and banners and it la
requested that during the Procession the Spectators will remain

llf it rains, the Procession will keep under the Arcades.
Ito Exhibition Building will be thrown open to the Visitors.
GEORGE GODWIN, Hon. See. Memorial Committee.
W. W. SAUNDERS. 800. Sec. of the Horticultural.
London, England, 1863-05-13

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY ILIOTBAI ITLIOUPIL )
BATH MEETING.- (THIS DAY.)

DYRHAM PARK HANDICAP. One mile, 5 furlongs,
20 yards.

Bally Edmond, Warmineier, Butterfly, Portland, aby
Herald, Emmett, Bandage, Kay: Swinton Hill, Oak Apple,
Hypermneatra, Primer V I Hamblin Doe, and Baran
of Aron are here.

BADMINTON STAKES. Steel& hall-mile.
Crytheie, Livingstone, Glicaechy, Spectre, and Barad=
are bore.

FAMERSETSHIRE STAKES. Two mike and a dia.
Bally Edmond, Flirtation, Vinegar Hill, Canary, Port-
land, Fantail, Biondi', ben to Springbok, and Raglan are
here.
PAID FORFEIT.—Lord Clyde and His Excellency.
WESTON STAKES. Straight half mile.
Vabalathus, Garotter, f by Vengeance, Langford, HP
pa*, Double First, Vandervelde, Ares f, Stiletto, oby
Ratapan, Light, Lady Williams, Molly Carew, Inverness,
VICUZIA, Aunt Judy, Spectre, and Izsak Walton are here.
WELTER STAKES. One mile, five furlongs, twenty
General Hen, Bally irmiood, Innallan, Doncaster,
Worthum, Tippler, Jude; Foie de Gras, and Brown Betty
are here.

WEATRER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MIDMAIDAY, MAY M. I LL

LIQ.I
London, England, 1863-05-13

PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES,
for hand, horse. or steam power. are the most shaple and
efficient extant.—Pull particebirs and prices obtained of the
makers, E. Page and Co., Laurance Pountney.place Laurence
Pounteephill, Cannon-street, KC., where they may be saes In
operation daily.

CIAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN
moommend the public to have the Carat Gold elated oa the
Mentor" Pine Gold and Pure Gold," es smiled to Jewellery,
being • delusion. WATIIERSTON and 112.011DIN*8 GOLD
CHAINS, and all articles manufactured by thank are sold upon
this principle, and at the mistufeaturerf prices. Manufactory,
if, Houriettratreet, Covent-garden. W.C. Amen made of chains
end the ace seeh.—N.B. at selablYitment is ckesd at
6 in the s, and en dePardays at 1.
London, England, 1863-05-13

(►9om was NIGHT'S cuttrez.)

WAR-OTFICY, MAY 12.—Tile Queen has been
ggrn
Etecuiouslyen ooel y
pleased give orders for:rathoor the apsointment of
the Beogal
&nue, to be an ordinary member of the tivii division of the
third class, or companiona of the Most Hoomarable Order of
the Bath.

W HIT ZEI ALL, MAY IL—The Queen has been
pleased to nominate the Rev. Loonsril Ramsay Hensley,
M.A., to the perpetual curacy of Pelham, Si. Mary Msg.
&leo, in the county of Norfolk, and diocese of Norwich,
void by the death of the Rev. Frederick William Freeman.
Dowmmo-raster, MAY 11. —The Queen has
been pleased to appoint Thomas Jarvis, Faq., to be a
member of the Legielative Council of the island of Antigua.
FOREIGN-01710E, MAY 12. —The Queeu has
been pleased to appprove of Mr. Jamie W. barclay se
Consul at Aberdeen for his Majesty the Bing of the
Belgians ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of
Mr. B. H. Dixon as Consul-General in Canada for his
Maisel,' the King of the Netherlands.
TREASURY CHAR BERN MAY 11. —The Loma
Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury have been pleased
to appoint the Right Hou. the Earl of Dudley to be s
trustee of the Mtweal Portrait Gallery.
INP3CTID PORTH. —BOARD Or TRADE, Wll 17E.
HALL. MAY 12.—The Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade have received a copy of a notice Psuel
by the Portuguese Board of Health, declaring the ports of
Havansah sad New Orleans to be suspected of infecti,in
with yellow fever.

RUMOURS 01 MZDIATIOL—A letter appears iu
the Rio de Janeiro journala from General Webb, the
American Minister, contradictiog a report in that capital
that the Federal government had expressed a willisper
to agree to the arbitration of the Emperor of Brasil in ill
quarrel with the South : but adding that in the ever al
any arbitration, the choice of the cabinet of Washington
would no doubt fall on that sovereign, who bad so =m7
claims to its respect and confidence.
London, England, 1863-05-13

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, MAT 7.

The ex-Regent Dom Fernando has gone to Spain
on &visit to the Duke and Duchess of Moutpensier.
The Bishop of Faro is dead, and the see of that
place is consequently vacant.
The Cortes are engaged in discussing the budget.
Senor Casal Ribiero has spoken very eloquently on
the subject.
The Anglo-Portuguese Banking Company is
about to commence operations in Lisbon.
The Eastern Railway has been opened from
Abrantes to Crato, a distance of about 80 leagues.
Some three hundred guests were invited by Senor
Salamanca, who went over the new portion of the
line in a special train. The iron bridge over the
Tagus, which is now open for traffic, was very much
admired.

The new water company of Lisbon has nearly
completed its labours, and the pipes are now laid in
all the principal streets of the city.
The patent slip on the opposite bank of the Tagus
is nearly ready to receive vessels.
. . _

The corvette San da Bandeira has returned from
Tangiers, whither she bad been sent to protect Por-
tuguese subjects.
The weather continues fine, but in consequence
of the absence of rain the harvest is expected to be
scanty. There have bean large arrivals of cereals,
which have hitherto met a good market.

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
souTHAMPtoN, NLY IS.

The Royal Mail Company's steamship La
Plata, with the above ortils, has arrived. She
brings 124 passengers, 1,150,885 dollars in specie,
and 4,845 packages of general merchandise.
London, England, 1863-05-13

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, MAT 13.

An imperial decree has been published to-day,
stating that, in oeder to throw into oblivion the
remembrance of the events which took place in
Transylvania in 1844, 1848, 1849, 1851, and 1853,
his Imperial Majesty is pleased to relieve those
who have passed their term of imprisonment for
high treason from any legal consequences of such
imprisonment.

SPAIN.
MADRID, MAY 12, Evunta.
A Cabinet Council was held to-day at Aranjuez,
under the presidency of the Queen.
Her Majesty expressed to the ministers the hap-
piness it would afford her to see them continue at
the head of affairs.

King Ferdinand of Portugal has arrived at
Madrid.
London, England, 1863-05-13

ACTON, MIDOLZIIII2, within five miles of Lonon.—lbsirable
sazgßoLo with &bong seven d
ams 01 Irthd,
admirably adapted for building.
MEttItS.DANIELSMITII,SON,andOAKLEY
e received instructions to SILL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, near the Bank of England on TUESDAY, Jane 2, silt,
i
• tits Lot, and If not so sold then mmediately in Two Lote,,
GROVE NOUS!.
• desirable family residence, containing eight bedroom* and
attics dining end drawing room, and the usual domestic offices,
with eimehhouses and stabling, orchard. capital flower and
kitchen gardens, vinery, tastefully disposed lawn, with
drive, dc., comprising en area of four acres . also, lin
adjoining, three acres of exciellent land, allotted under the
Acton hiclosure . has a long frontage on the turnpike road to
Uxbridge . also to Overall& leedingto the Acton Station, in fact,
Is bounded on three MEM by good reads The property Is free-
hold, and most of the land is In every way adapted for building
. It Is within • very few athletes' walk of the Acton
purposes
on the North and Beath Western Junction Railway.
The subsoil lea good bed of geared. The residence has bees re-
cently vacated, so that posemsion may be Lad on completion of
the purchase.
Perticulars, with plans, may be had at the Mart, S.C. : of
Meson. Walker and Jerwood, solicitors 12, Ferniest's-inn, EC.:
and of Name. DABEEL 9111111. 800, and amity, land agents
and survirfore, 10, Waterloo-pima. Pallmall, &W.
London, England, 1863-05-13

No. la, 2178/OLLOARDINIS, HYDE PAIL
MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,t3ONAndOAHLEY
have received iastrtictione to 110. L biAUCTION, at the
Start, near the Bank of lingland, on TIIIIBDIT, June 0, at 12,
tole very desirable
TOWN MANSION,
most eligibly situate dome to St. 'mei' Church, Padgimp
too. It contains thirteen bedrooms, one fitted with bath,
three very handsome drawingdooms, large dintorroook break-
fast-room, study or library, entrance hall, water-closet on
each of four Boors, principal and secondary =Creams. and
=Motive sod most convenient domestic offices. It U in a
complete state of substantial sod decorative repair, and la
' ready for the Immediate reception of • family. The Interior
has been decorated with great taste, at • considerable oat-
lay, Paid on to every room and the staircases and
tag=and water to all the Boors except the top. Also ng
for *roe boram, and double coach.house, with good rooms over,
in Oloacester.mewa. at tie rear of the mansion. The property is
held on lease for an =expired term of .74 years, lem 10 days,
from March 15, 1883, at a ground rent of f.. 37 per anon= Pal-
mation may be had on completion of the purchase.
May be viewed only by otters from the Anctioneem Totten-
laze, when ready. may be had of Marra Bell, Steward, and
Lloyd, No. 49, Lincoln's.lnn.fields . at the Mart, KC. ; and of
the Auctioneers, No.lo, Waiorlocplace, Pall mall, &W.
London, England, 1863-05-13

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom ma owl

PARIS, rOI:BDAT Evritmo
The Pays gives, as " latest news," the following
further qualification of the announcement that
Russia adheres " in principle " to the proposal for
a diplomatic conference on the affairs of Poland
Russia now requires that the conference, if it take
place, shall be held at St. Petersburg.

, -
The Bourse, after opening heavily, became rather
firm, and Rente closed with a fall of only 6c. The
reasons for the fall of lin Consols to-day are not
clearly appreciated. Isthmus of Suez shares hare
in great measure recovered from the panic mut.
sioned by the Turkish despatch. At one time yea.
terday they had fallen 32fr., but the last quotation
showed a fall of not more than l4fr. To-day they
I are about 6fr. higher, the last price being 505 fr.
The Mouiteur reproduces the despatch, prefacing
it with the very words previously Used by the Pave
and Conatitutiormet. The journals are now it.
strutted to throw the whole blame of that despatch
upon England, and to say that both Ismail Pula
and the Sultan ara personally favourable to the
piercing of the isthmus.
London, England, 1863-05-13

SPICIAL NOM[
CURICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE
ABBETRANCE wart.
/WM01141661 UAL
AU persons who effect policies on the participating scale before
lone flOth, lad& will be entitled at the ALIT SONITB to one
yeat's additional share of profits over later usurers.
Tables of rates and forms of proposal ma be obtained of any of
the Society's quits, or of
OZOIKIE CTITCLIITE, Actuary and Secretary.
St. Yanourscquare, London, &W.
London, England, 1863-05-13

SUFFOLK. near the Sea Coast.—Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE
sad FAMILY RESIDINCE, with Gardens and Grounds.
MICSB.DANIELSMITH,S9N,ancIOAKLEY
IL.S reeelred Insentient, to ULL by AUCTION. at the
filmt, nearmanly the BanRESIDMICE and ESTk of Ragland, on TUESATE, DAY, June at l;•
gentle
comprising about six saw of husd, known as HUI-home, in the
pariah of Wrentham, Suffolk, all freehold, on the high rood.
about S miles from Lowestoff, from Southwold, 46 from the
Draniptoa Station on the East Suffolk line, and about two mile&
from the sea side. The house is approached by a carnage sweep,
in a high sitoatioa, snbetantlelly built, and contains dining-mom
fine drawing-room, and three smaller sitting-rooms, nine bed-
rooms, two dreasingrooms, several closets, with all the offices
and appointments necessary for a moderate establishment;
also small greenhouse and vinery, well stocked garden and
pleasure grounds, paddocks, plantations, and two cottages, with
ctsupply
of water . the outbuildings include stabling for ten
two coachhou es, pigsties, farmyard, Sc. The property
Is in capital order, and possesses many adrantegea Immediate
possession may be had.
Particulars, when reedy, may be had of Measly. Crabtree and
Creek solicitors. Haleowerth of E, L. Hooper, Esq., solicitor,
So
Sootbampton-bnildhars, XX. aad of Hamra DAM= SMITH,
Sok, and OALLIY, 10, Hateriee-plam,
London, England, 1863-05-13

SPAIN.

The Epoca of Madrid of the 9th states that
Spain and Portugal will soon be completely united
by railway. On the 3rd the inauguration of the
Portuguese line between Abrantes and Croto,
distance of nearly forty miles, took place amidst
the enthusiasm of the inhabitants. The Duke de
Lould, President of the Council of Ministers, Via-
count Sade Bandeira and K Jose Braamcamp,
and other distinguished personages, went by special
train from Lisbon to Santarem, where they partook
of a magnificent collation, at which toasts were
drunk to the royal family, to the suooces of the
Portuguese Railway Company, and to the pros-
perity of the two countries. The Portuguese com-
pany has now 125 miles of this line in course of
working.
London, England, 1863-05-13

BIREBRIRR—The Brexuran ESTATE.—A very dedrable
Freehold Residentiol Property, oa the borders of Windsor
Great Perk, comprisipg a commodious and substantial Man-
sion, beavitlfzlly situate on a gentle ambient. and surrounded
by richly wooded path -lands, with lawnopleasure grounds, an
ornamental sheet of water, capital gtabling. Gardens, tone
ledge Entrances, oleo a Fars-house end Freedom. various
College Properties, and an excellent Corn-mill, the whole coos-
priainA:Ros.ut 125 acres.
DLNIELSMITH,SON,andOABLEY
M have received instructions from the Proprietors to OFFER
for BALI by AUCTION, at the Mart,
sneer the Beak of England,
on TUMIDAY, at
lg,
LD laths. a, um above very attrac-
tive 7312H0 PROPERTY,
cliMbrodelted as the Bbetburat listige, situate miles from the
gunningdale Station, on the Readinghrunch of the South-Western
Railway, ale miles from Windsor, shd In the immediate vicinity
of Ascot-heath and Virginia Water, a district proverbial for He
cheerful and varied scenery and picturesque attractions. The man-
sion Is well situate one gravelly soil, and b approached by est-
Aso drives through the part from tyo lodge-entrarces ; it by
spacious entrance ball 18 ft. by 18 ft, dining room U ft. by
18 ft., commusicating with the library 24 ft. by 18 ft., drawing
room ISM by life, study with ante-room and vestibule opening
to the verandah and Bower garden, from which a fine view Is
obtained over the park lands sloping to the lake. A stone stair-
case, also a servants' ditto conducts to the first floor, on which
there ere eight bed and dreaming rooms, and on the second floor
six bed and one dressing room. There males six other servants'
bedrooms. and very complete domestic offices and various out.
ballthnp, !Deluding • good laundry and beewhouse, with capital
stable-yard and stalls and boxes for 11 horses, oue large double
coach-snow, and two mealier ditto, with ooachxean's rooms end
lofts. The kitchen gardens, with vinery, forcing pits, dc., are
large and productive. Also • convenient farm homestead, with-
deviling-house, and a valuable water corn mill, known as gun-
ninghlll-mill, with house, stabling, Ac., and various cottage pro-
perty abutting on the high road. The bust In hand, site of =a-
siz=ure grounds, and gardens comprLse about 15 scree, the
portion, including the park, with the exception of
about kw acres let with the mill, and the gutless property, is in
the occupation of a yearly tenant.
Partionlars, with plane, may be obtained of Messrs. William
Bralkettridge and Son, solicitors, 18, Bartlett's buildings Hol-
born, R.C. ; at the Mart, LC. ; and of Messrs. DLNIEL lure,
BOIL and 0•11XT. hod agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-
place, Pail-mall, B.W.
London, England, 1863-05-13

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

knitlitALYT MAY 12—ArrOtwrmiSiti.—lieu..
tenauta W. H. Yazwell, to the /tutted ; J. A. H. Trotter, to
the Alert ;C. R. Pearse, to the Columbia'; sad G. B.
Gooldeo, to the Pembroke.
Neaten T. Ware, to the Alert ; end H. Y. Mader, loth°
Columbine.
Masters' Assistauts W. D. Rost, to the Aleut; and J.
W. Gorman, to the Columbine.
Paymasters G. A. Welch, to the Jason ; A. H. Mania.
to the Alert; sod I. Hearoden, to the Columbine.
Midshipmen P. P. Richards to the Resiabanos ; J. G. W.
Harrison, to the Curacoa ; IL A. Brock, J. F. Owen, F. A.
Harstoo, and Y. C. I). Gabon), to the Alert ; Lord A. D.
Saumarez and J. S. Alexander, to the Columbine.
Clerks H. T. Searle, to the Alert ; and W. W. Gibbard,
to the Columbine. . . .

—Engineerj.l3;veoport, to the Siegwra, for pernmeet
service.

IMPORTANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES.

NEW BRIGHTON, RUA LicgapooL, Mar IL
The distress flag was hoisted at the Rock Lights
house at about half-put 7 thin evening (writes Mr. W. R.
Eddie). The crew of the tubular lifeboat of the National
Lifeboat Institution were at once mustered and the host
was ander way in about twenty minutes afterwards. She
was taken in tow by the steam tug Universe, and after
proesediog down the Rock Channel three or four miles, cast
off from the steamer about a mile and a quarter to wind-
ward of the wreck, which war on the Mae of the north
bank. When the lifeboat left the steamer she pulled down
through a heavy sea to the wreck, under oars, and proved
hermit usworthy in the broken water on the banks. The
lifeboat anchored to windward of the vowel, and dropped
down upon her. She proved to be the Levant, of
Bristol, inward bound, from Barbadoes, Captain
Jonas, with a cargo of sugar, tortoiseshell, rum, hr.,
the wind wee W. by N., blowing hard, with a heavy sea os
the bank, the weasel bumping heavily, the tide half ebb.
The lifeboat returned to the shore about 11.30 p.m., with
the crew of the Levant, consisting of ten men, on board.
The disaster was attributed to bad ir.anagemeut. This
valuable lifeboat hes only been a few months on this dan-
gerous station at the mouth of the river Hervey, and there
can be no doubt that in her abuses the crew of the Levant
would in all probability have perished.