The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

IT 11 EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1863.

George, instituted by Letters Pateet dated the 27th of
April, ISIS, " for natives of the Weise Isles, or tie bland
of Molts, and. for British subjects holding high and cook-
dental employment in the bervice of the crown,^ would con-
tinue to retain as heretofore the sole power of conferrieg
that order on such persons as her Majesty may thick
proper.
Mr. FORTEMUE said her Majesty's government would
certainly continue to retain as heretofore the sole power
with regard to the order in question, and the power
of ooutemng that order would not be transferred to the
kingdom of Greece with the lonian Islands. No doubt
wheu the protectorate should cease it would hove to bo con-
sidered what measures might be required, as loin, revision
of the statutes would probably he nearer/ v.
PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS.
Mr. PUGH inquired of the President of the Poor-law
Board whether it was the intention of the government
to introduce, in the next session of parliament, any bill
with the view of giving further instructions to the Par°.
clod Assessment Committees, in their endeavour@ to arrive
at uniformity and correctness of assessment.
Mr. VILLIERS was not in s position to state what course
it would be necessary to adopt, in order to procure greater
oorrectoess sod uniformity is the mode of estimating pro-
perty for the purpose of rating. He bad called for returns
from the board, and the hors. member for Bedfordshire had
obtained an order for papers. which would give ample in-
formation on the subject. Before neat session he should
be in a position to state what amendment in the act might
be necessary.

ROMAN CATHOLIC BURYING GROUND.
Mr. NEWDEGATE inquired what were the circum-
stances under which the opening of the Roman catholic bury-
ing ground at Sydenham had met with the approval and
sanction of the Home-office.
Mr. H. BRUCE said that it was sanctioned by the Rome-
office, on the application of the clergy and lay brethren of
the Oratory at Brampton, and upon the report of the
inspector.
Mr. MONSELL, in an angry and excited tone and man-
ner, interposed, and declared that Mr. Newdegate bad
boarded the late Mr. Turnbull (of the Public Record•office)
to death ; the anxiety and misery of mind which that gen-
tleman had suffered in consequence of the imputations
against him by the bon. member and others having brought
him to the grave.
Sir G. BOWYER made a remark of a similar character,
and added that Mr. Turabull had died of a broken heart.

COLLECTORS OF TAXES, CIRENCESTER.
Mr. J. POWELL asked the Secretary to the Treasury if
it was true that all the collector of taxes for the seven
wards of the borough of Cirencester bad been summarily
dismissed from their °Mors, and their appointments given
to the clerk of one of the local commissioners ; and whether
there would be any objection to produce the correspondence
with the Board of Inland Revenue on the subject.
Mr. PEEL replied that there bad been some changes,
but they had been made by the local commissioners, who
sctcd upon their own responsibility, and there was no cor-
respondence on the subject. There had been a confirmation
of the appointments by the Board of Inland Revenue,
which met with the general approval of the borough.

RAW linttlligentc.

HOUSE OF LORD&—Joan 27.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATHS.

BIRTH&
BUTT.—JuIy It at the Vicarage, Chesterfield, the wife of the
Bev. O. Butt, of a daughter.
C&OPPEIL—JuIy 21, at Thornton-fields, Oisborongh, Yorkshire,
the wife of I W. Cropper, Fay., of a daughter.
PAKENHAIL—JuIy 24, at Herbert street, Dublin. the wife of
W. S. Paltenkam, Esq.. of &daughter.
PIEFECI.—JuIy SS, at Stone Allertim, Somerset, the wife of the
Rev. B. T. Perfect, of a daughter.
WESTPHAL—JuIy 24, at Clifton Cottage, Tube hill, Brixton,
Weetphal, of a son.
WOODHOUSIE—JuIy 24, at the Cedars, Hampton.wkk, the wife
of Lionel L. Woodhouse, Eon , of • disughter.

BANK of L O N D O N.
Threadneedle-street and Charing-craw
ORAIERAN—SIr JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart. M.P.
VICE-CILMaItai—JOHN GRIYFITH FILTH, Nay. ()Tab, Saud%

Co
taca—MATTßZWsad MARSHALL.
Jun,. Etat
CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened with parties properly intro-
duced. and interest allowed n credit talent" provided such
balances are not drawn below A2OO.
MONEY RECEIVED upon deposit, repayable on seven days'
notice. interest on which is regulated by the market value of
money, as announced from time to time by public advertisement,
the present rate being three per cent.
CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS of CREDIT lathed free
of charge, and all descriptions of banking business transacted.
C. J. IL ALLEN, Secretary.

HAIR JEWELLERY.—ARTIST in HAIR—
DAWDNEY begs to inform Wiles or gentlemen resident
In lawn or any part of the kingdom that he beautiful) makes
and eleys, oily mounts In gold, Hair Bracelet., Chains,
Rings, fins, Studs, Le., and carefully forwards the mairovat about
one-ball the aim' charge, A beautiful collection of VO, SDI
handsomely mounted kept for Inspection. An llloatefiad book
sent post free.—DZWDNICY, 171, leachnick-strest.

M. F. DENT,
WATCH, CLOCK, and CHRONOMETER
MAHER,
By special appointme to nt her MAJESTY,
33 and 34, COCISIPUMITBEKT, CHAEINO-CROSS,
'Corner of Spriegigareens), London.
DENTS CHRONOMETERS hare keg held prwmalnent rank
ite may be men frem the following report':

SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Inventor of the Armstrong Gun,
says:
"9, Hyde-park-etreet, W., 14th November, MM.
"The Chronometer Watch you made for me In December,
1969, has never been affected by travelling or riding; IM varia-
tion at the end of a year was only dl mooed'. It has proved in
every respect a most eathfaetory watch.
W. 0. ARMSTRONG.
" Mr. M. F. Dent, 39, Cockapur-street, Charing-cross."

THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL Greenwich Observatory, report-
ing In Da on the celebrated trial, when nearly 600 chrono-
meters were tested, says
"Your Chronometer, No. lie, is entitled to the lint premium.
Actual variation in the year, 0.64 hundredths of a second. This
superior to any other yet tried.
"Mr. Dent." J. POND, Astronomer 'Myst

COUNCIL AND FRIZe lIRDALS awarded by the Royal Colo-
mbo/own or Intonational Ealdbltiona 1851 end 1802.

WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES,
" for which a prise medal .as awarded.' Second in
utility only to the "penny postage stamp.' See opinions of the
prem.
Oil, COENIIILL, and 230, REGENT-STIMILT.

GUSH sod FERGUSON'S
CELEBRATILD CARTES DE VISIT
Twenty-four for One Guinea ; Tinted Vignette giortralts, fear
for One Guinea: Miniature Portraits, from one to SO guineas;
Photographic Portraits, lUeelse, painted in oil, from 16 guineas.
GALLERY, 179, REDENTSTREET, W.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862
Extract from Report of the Jury on Photography:
" Messrs. 611101 and Planuson i flatted Kingdom, RON) bare
coloured In water colours, on which the most Mats-
rare scOPoirthe miniature la expended, &Mg them qualities la
which they rival the beet executed miniatures of the peat gega.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLYRY, 175, RIGEHT3TRZST, W.

PISTOLGRAMS of BABIES (Guinea Jewellery
Portraits) TAKEN DAILY at bKAIPIIS New Studio,
32, Sussex-place, Zereat's-rwrk, where now Ls exhibited the
International Exhibition Omsk showing Babies from the day of
birth. N.B.—Articled Paptis wanted. Premium moderate.

13HOTOGRAPHE of CHILDREN.
BOUTHWELL BROTIIXIB,.P.HOTpGRAIIIERS ROYAL.

Itsvlng—diniZad .
..pasta ertabilahreent to the purpose, ;ore
now taking fassulka of any age, at No. 10, Bateratreet, Port-
Man-NUMS.
DEPARTMENT !OE ADTJETI AT No. It, BAKER-STREET.

KLOTAH.LN'S LL WHISKY Y. 000
BRANDY.—TbIe celebrated old 1111511 WHISKY n,
the finest French brandy. It is pure, mild, mellow, defile..
End very wboisionie. Sold In bottles, go Bd., at the retell benne
In Loudon ; by the agents in the principal towns in &warm ;
wholesale at 8, Great WindroWet , Haymarket, W. Observe
red seal, pink label, and cork branded Kinakan's LL Wlnska

BABE% PALE ALE and LONDON STODT.-.
YIELD, WARDELL, and Co. beg attowtioe to their WWI
of these Ewe, both la bottle and cote. for which they Lap es
long eoyed en eogonolve patro Also to their urton.
P.clinbronj , and Light Prestonpans Ale Porter, and Dublinb Slog%
ell in ano condition, end at the lowest totoso—lo, Adamotnek
Adedphi. N.E.—Cidor and Perry to great perfectice,

A LLSOPP'S ALE and GI:JINNI:3n STOUT.
JOHN Y. 81008 and Co., role rotatracton forßettlat
Beer to the International Inhibition, Agents lor Samuri Aliso
and Son's India Pale Air and Burton A. and GUIADOK Sok
and Co.'s labs Mont, Importers or Winos end Aphiti.—ollon
and Brom, the Royal IzebAngo, Z.C.—The trade imbed an
liberal terms for rash.

SPARKLING CIDER and PERRY of the
bighead quality, In wood or bottla.—Yllll,D, Wilma,.
and Co., 10, Adanuet, Adelyhi, N.C.

HUDSON and Co. 132, Oxford-street,
CIOAIL no4paa..

W. BINSON begs leave tospeetfully to Inform the Nobility
and Gentry that be has purchased of the Llecotors of the hie
J. Bodeen the lease of the above premises, and the celebrated
stock of HAVANA CIGAR.% TOBACCOS, ths. The button.
wHI he carried on as yawl

hopes to merit eonfloostloo of the to
vows bestowed upon his predeceosor diming the post half ceatary.

free from Adulteration.—To bare pure
Bread make your own.—C. CULLEN mid Co.. Hones&
Dom. Clapham-road (steam mills, Wlsbenek, solicit s tral of
diets COUNTRY YLOUR. Bed seconds, la. 4d. per betel;
hood household; pa superfine whites, Os. Vs= sad area to
W put. of London. N.B. Wheat, oats, barley. Scotch oatmeal,
sad wheatmeal Terms, cash. N.B. Horses fanged domino:J.

TIIRTL E--WCALL'I3 WEST INDIA.—
Superior quality. prepared by • new proems Roma
Reel turtle soup, quarts, 10• sd.; phi* Is.
b s Calpash and calliper, :Cu et per lb. Sold by
leading oil and Italian warehoutemen, wholesale chemists. rod
others.—J. )(CALL and Co., Provision Mores, 137, Hounds-
ditch, N.I. Prise Rimini for Patent Proem of Preserving
Provisions, without overcooking, whereby freshness and Savour
are retained.

CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE,
CURRY. or MULLIGATAWNY PASTE,
Onn7 Powder, end Carry Same, may be obtained from all Sump
Vendors. and wholesale of
CRONE and BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen,
Seboaquare, Loudon.

ROBERT PAYNE, 25, Greet Queen-street,
Lincoln alum W.C., established Lb 1777 (801.11 8170.
Cll9Bolt of tbe UM Mr. ROBERT PAYMI), Cl,lll/01 sod
IJYERY LACE MANUFACTURER, sad dealer In
taboureta, Wirings, cloths. A.. Mose the lowest,
with Ant quality, material and workmanship, ter whirl kis
bowie hae bees always osiebrated. Ispert oaten promptly sag
carefully executed and Walla.

LADIES' NEW SEASIDE SUITS, in all the
New and most useful Materlala, from U 3 ed., megtiala.
RARER and CRISP, REMOVED from Ell to lie, 111.5.
street, nearly opposite Conduit-street.

EARLY SALE OF SUMMER STOCK.

ORCHARD V
HOUSE, 266, Rrgent-street respectfok announce thek
Intention of offering their general stork of SUMMER DRESSES,
SHAWLS. SPANISH LACE SHAWLS, Alexandra Rotondo',
printed Mullins, Ball and Etening Drew', Bridal Dresses,
Bridal goares, Bridal Wreaths. all In perfect condition.
THE FAMILY LINENS. CARPITS. and DAMASKS
Included. This stock is offered at less than the manufacturers,
present prices. The tipper Room are appropriated for the
MADE-UP SKIRTS, BALL DRRiSkS, and FRY—NCH
MILLINERY.