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The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-10

BETTING AT MANj

TWo TM'
4 to 1 apt Vauban If;

NATIONAL INsTITUTE AND NONE Era?
LADIES, EL;sToA-KOAD.

The third annual meeting of thin truly philan-
thropical institution was held ytstervlsy, at Willis's-
MOM.. In the unavoidable absence of his (trace the Duke
of Newcastle the chair was taken by Mr. K IL. ELDICSTON,
EI&U.S. The design of the institution, which was estab-
lished in 1864, is to provide a comfortable borne at •
trifling cost for governesses, eompanions, and other ladies
seeking situations, to guard them atutiwt fraud and other
dangers, and to assn.t them in obtaining employment.
There is also in connexion with it a relief fund,
out of which eases of privation and distress requiring
immediate temporary help are relieved.

A meeting of the Schools Inquiry Commission
was held et 2, Victoria-atreet, yesterday. Present—
Lorrl Tiunton (the chairman), Lord Lyn. lton. the Dean
of Chichester, Rev. Hr. Temple, Rey. A. W. Thor,.ld, Mr.
Aelan.l„ M.P., Mr. Baines M.P., Mr. Forster, Mr.
Erie. Q.C.'.. and Dr. sttorrar. The oecretary, Mr. Roby,
attended the meeting.
London, England, 1867-04-10

TEETH STOPPED PAINLESSLY with PER-
MANENT ENAMEL CEMENT, of the natural colour,
ents unsightly patches, is equally durable, and for front
teeth will be found invaluable.—Mr. DAY, Dentist, 291, Regent.
street three doors from the Polytechnic , many years with Mr.
&kali, of 8, Grosvenor-street.
London, England, 1867-04-10

DISDERL—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the
QUEEN, their Royal Ilighnimes the DIKE of WIN-
Bi • ROIL Prince Leopold, LUIS.% and Princess Beatrice
have condescended to sit for their Portraits to Dr. DISDKRI.
Ity the gracious permission of her Majesty the Queen, the Mr-
traits of her Majesty and their Royal Highnesses are on sale at
Mr. Disiltri's Photographic Establishments in London, at 70, 71.
and 7-1. Brook-street, Ilmo,cer rloare , in Paris, A, Boulevard
den Italica,: and at all the principal booksellers of Europe.
Price carte de V6lte, ls. ; coloured, do. Drawing.rooni Por-
traits, Is. Bd, ; coloured. As.

DI SD E R I.—Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCE and PRI WEAR of WALLY have honoured with
a visit the studio of Mr. Dl:slit:Rl and have authorised him the
stale of all the Portraits taken by him of their Boyd Highnesses,
as well as those of Prince Victor Ittld Prince George. Price:
Carte de Visite. plain or enamel, Is , coloured, 91. Cabinet Por-
traits. In. ad. Splendid Portrait of HAIL mounted an Sae
tinted largo cardboard, IL by 191 inches, price I guinea.
London, England, 1867-04-10

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

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The market is steady, at the following prices :—Town
tallow. 445.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44e. tid.•' April
to June. 445. ; June, 44e. W. ; October to Doeesibee,
442. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the trade slow, but
as stocks are very small prices rule firm.

We learn by telegraph that at an open air meet-
ing held at Plymouth Hoe last night, attended ty four
thousand persons, it was unanimously determine! to hold
a reform demonstra'ion for Plymouth, Devonpo t, and
Stonehotuie on Fester Monday.

A deputation from the Justices of Lancashire,
introduced by Colonel Wilson Patten, M.P., and consist•
lag of the Rev. J. Shepherd Bliley, Mr. E. Ashworth, awl
Mr. Neilson, had an interview with the Right Han.
Gathorne Hardy at the office of the Poor-law Board,
Whitehall, yertariay.
London, England, 1867-04-10

CARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT, patronised by the nubility and gentry for all out-
door work, as Iron, wood, stone, brick. comp% greenhouses, Re.
Is twice as durable as white lead, much cheaper, and easily op
plied. Three cwt. and upwards free to most parts of the United
IC Higdon. White and stone colours, 30s. per cwt. ; oak, red,
chocolate, lead colour, purple, brown, and black, Ms ; greens
and blue eft. Patterns and testimonials Upon applicationto
WALTRIt CARSON and SONS, La Belle Sewage-yard, Ludgate-
DIRAC. No agent' : all orders to be mut &mt.

HAMILTON and KIMPTON,
MERCHANT TAILORA, 106, STRAND.
Mews. H. and K. Invite attention to the new goods of the
very beat qualities, made In the latest style, at fair prices.
N. R. Overcoats always on hand.
London, England, 1867-04-10

candidates—the following

8. H. M. W. P. Johnson
•U. C. E. Phipps
10. A. R. P. Burden
11. H. B. Ilawksisaw
11 M. Hughes
13. A. Houghton
♦l4. J. A. Cowen

Passed from—'Eastman's Royal Naval Academy, South-
sea. *Foster's Royal Naval Academy, Stubbington-house,
Fareham. :Burney's Royal Naval Academy, Gosport.
;Rev. Thomas Knight's, St, Mary's-hall, Southern. r Rev.
W. Allen's, Newton Parsonage, Soberton. A Vickery's
Royal Naval Academy, Hope-house, Southsea.

M. DE GIRARD'S AND "LA LIBERTE."— The
Paris Liberti of yesterday contains an article by M. E de
Girardin, beaded, " What it costs the tell the truth."
The cost in the writer's own case is stated to be 5,001 f. 50c.
(7.;ti/.), the items being given from the official account sent
in. In the course of his remarks, M. de Girardin says that
if you tell a sovereign bow he might be great, he will
treat you as Louis XIV. treated Vauban, or Louis XVI.
Turgot ; he will say you are perverse andacharlatan. But
tell him he has never committed a single fault, and lie
will overwhelm you with favours and repose in you his
entire confidence. In conclusion, M. de Girarilin again
denies the assertion of M. Itouher that the Imperial go-
vernment has every year led the country to better des-
tinies, and complains that he is made to pay for faults
which others have committed. According to • telegram
in another column, fresh proceedings are to be taken
against La Libertf.
Yesterday the ironclad ram Lord Clyde, which
was sent to Liverpool several weeks ago to protect that
port against the Fenians, got up steam at an early hour,
and about a quarter past 1 p.m., she weighed her anchors
and left the Mersey for Devonport. On her arrival there
some of her port and starboard guns will be replaced by
ordnance of a much more heavy calibre, after which she
will proceed to Portsmouth to take on board her cruising
stores. _ .

FonzioN-ovrice, APRIL B.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Don Enrique Chapman as consul at
Montreal for the Argentine Republic. The Queen has
also been pleased to approve of Doctor Domingo Mont.
bum as consul-general over the British Antilles, to reside
at Trinidad, for the United States of Venezuela. The
Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. J. Stuart
Day as consul at Cowes for his Majesty the King of the
Belgians.—Gfrefer.
The Lord Bishop of New Zealand visited Liver-
pool yesterday, and attended a meeting, at which he oda°.
cated the necessity of raising funds to send out four addi.
tional missionaries to New Zealand. The bishop delivered
allecture in the evening.
London, England, 1867-04-10

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
known excellence can only be had at 52, Great Russel:.
street, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very beet steel
frame Crystal tacles, Iss. and Ills —THOILtS HARRIS and
SON CAUTIONS the public against PC75Olls using their name
Istablished IMO. No travellers or agents.
London, England, 1867-04-10

Oltibal anti Attittattv.

CHATHAM, Anti. 9.
ARRIVAL OF THE 6TH DRAGOONS FROM 'RNA.
—Yesterday the head-quarters and service companies of
the tith Inniskillen Dragoons, with the regimental bawl
and colours arrived in the Thames from Bombay, in the
chartered East Indiaman Agamemnon, Captain Nicholas
Harden, with the commission of grub-lieutenant in the
Royal Naval Reserve. The strength of the regiment is
sergeants, x trumpeters, 3:39 rank and file, with two officer'
wives and three children, 20 soldiers' wives and 4:t children.
The hired troopship Beaumaria Castle, Captain
Gardener, arrived in the Thames, from Calcutta, to-day,
having on hoard a large number of time-expired troops of
various cavalry and infantry regiments, together with the
left wing of the Ist battalion of the 119th Regiment.
London, England, 1867-04-10

DISDERI.—NOTICE.—By a new pmoeu of
Mr. DDIDERTS the PARTY. DE VISITE PORTRAITS
are ENLARGED on Canvas to any sire. The public can thus ob-
tain a photographic drawing by moths of which skilful artists
attached to the house can, on nimple indications—such as the
cob mr of the complexion, the eyes nal the lair—obtain a splen-
did and truthful oil painting. Mr. Disderrs new process is valu-
able in this respect, that it avoids the tediousness of long sit-
tings, and also adds to the charms of oil painting the great
advantages of the truthfulness and accuracy of photography.
Saloons and studies, 70, 71, and 72. ficooB.ttrect.
Ilanover-
square : and for Equestrian Portraits, at Ilereford Lodge, fllou-
cester-rusd, Old Brampton-road ; Paris, 8, Boulevard des
Italleus ; Madrid, and Toulon.
London, England, 1867-04-10

THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.—
Yestenlay morning was the time appointed for the rival
crews to row a trial over the course, but there were very
few visitors at Putney, in consequence of the early hour
and the high state of the wind, which MAI as heavy as on
Monday. The Cantabs launched their craft at 10.45, with
new washboards on, and paddled to Mortlake, stopping
several times on the road. They got out of their boat at
the Ship, and having rested half an hour resumed their
vests and paddled up the Surrey shore, sheltered from the
wind, to the top of Barker's rails, thenttumed and drifted
to the Ship. They came away at a good swinging stroke,
37 to the minute, and rowed in capital form in the centre
of the river with a good title and the wind dead aft. They
relapsed into 3.i strokes above Hammersmith, and in-
creased the pace at the Point, doing .111, and finishing at
40 strokes per minute. Time, 21 win. T atm The Ox-
ford gentlemen left their boat house :30 minutes later, and
having rowed against the ebb to Mortlake, rested a short
time oil the Ship, and started on their homeward journey
at 3ti strokes per minute, rowing the first mile at a terrific
pace. They passed under Hammersmith-bridge at 38
strata, and finished at 39, rather short, but much fresher
than the Cantabs. Time, 21 min. $ see. Betting stood
at 7to 4 on Oxford after the trial. We believe that the
Cant:she row the London 12-oars to-day, and that Oxford
row the watermen to-morrow.
_

EXCITING SCENIC AT A BOAT RACE.—On Monday
afternoon the Hammersmith Tradesmen's Club rowed their
first race of the season, when three four-oared boats
started—blue, pink, and yellow. The weather being very
rough the boats were partially swamped before the
started. Pink and blue maintained a good race through
the surf to Chiswick Eyot, pink eventually winning by a
length. In crossing the river on their return to Mr.
Biffen's, the head-quarters of the club, yellow, which
could not, in consequence of the boisterous state of the
weather, proceed further than Hammersmith-bridge, was
completely swamped, and the boat sunk in the presence of
hundreds of spectators, each man desperately struggling
till be was rescued by some boat ; two of the crew
(Messrs. Gilbert and Miller) could not have held out much
longer, being almost exhausted. No sooner had they got
on shore than the umpire's boat, which hail reached the
middle of the river, began to fill, but the occupants were
soon rescued. At the same time the other two baits were
seen returning. Blue arrived within 100 yards of Mr.
Biffen's when the men were heard to call for help, and
immediately all were immersed ; Mr. Morris swimming
direct to the shore, followed by Mr. Hanbury (the presi-
dent of the club), but who returned to the boat in time to
save one of the crew (Mr. G. Harper), and who were res-
cued by J. Biffen and T. Wise. A subscription was set on
fo It, when a good NUR was subscribed for the watermon,
who timely rescued several of the persona immersed.
CRYNTAL PALACE. (loss SHILLING DAT.---
TITSDAT, APRIL 9. Admissions on payment, 925 ;
ditto by season tickets, 930 ; total visitors, 1,85'.
London, England, 1867-04-10

DISDERI. —ON SALE. TWENTY-FOUR
FirtatEi*.corie VIEWS of the INTERIORS and EX-
TEKIOIIS of WI and TWENTV•FIWIt of friIIORINE.
The collection complete, plain, I guinea: coloured, 2 guineas
each wt.

M.natenir of Windsor or Osborne. laisteen plates, photorraphed
by Mr. Disderi, mounted on cloth, and forming a handsome hook,
small aro, including the portraits of her Majesty the Queen and
d. KIL the Prince Consort. pries, plain 114. : coloured, We.
Panoramic Views at Um. ; group of the Orleans family,loa. dd.
London, England, 1867-04-10

A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. -- A
LA. CHINESE CADDY, containing 161 be. of reallygood BLACK
TL4., mot carriage free to any railway station or market tows In
Ragland, Ireland, Scotland, or Wale., on receipt of lee, by PHIL-
LIPS and Co.. tee merchanta, 8, King Willisms-strest, City, LC.
London, England, 1867-06-22

TEETH.—ldesen. GABRIEL
(ESTABLISH
NEW P %UNMET, FREE BY EDPaSTI.IS). FOUR STAMPS,
&plait:Una ill» Painless System of Dentistry and self-adhesive
Artincial Teeth without springs, at half the usual chinos.
6t, LUDGATE-HILL, CITY.
66, Harleyatreet, Cavendish-enure, London.
134, Dnksetreet, liverpooL

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. —Thiselegant,
travrralit, and pellucid oil is universally in high repute for
km kiliprevedented curtelin during the last shirty yean In pro-
rooting the growth, restoring, and beautifying the human hair.
It prevents hair from falling oil or turning grey, strengthens
weak hair. el...in/es It from scurf and damirid. sad makes It
beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children It Is espe-
cially recommended, as forming the boils of a beautiful head of
hair, while its introduction into the nursery of royalty, and the
high esteem In which it is unlveneily held, with numerous testi.
Monists constantly received of ita efficacy, afford the best and
surest proofs .1 Its merits. Price 3a. 6d., Ts., 10s. Od., equal to
four small, and 21s. per bottle. ,sold at 20, Hattnn-gades, sad
by chemists awl perfumer& —Ask for Rowlands' Mummer Oil
London, England, 1867-06-22

RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.)

Owi o'CLooe.
The railway market is rather firmer to-day, upon
purchases to close speculative accounts, and a
rise of to I per cent. has taken place in Great
Western, London and North Western, Midland,
and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. On the
other hand, Great Northern and Brighton have
declined to the same extent.

London and North Western stock is now quoted
1151 to tt; Metropolitan,l2ol to /; Great Western,
46 to # ; Midland, 1151 to g • Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 1281 to 1291; South' Eastern, 67! to / ;
Great Eastern, 30/ to 31/ ' • Great Northern, 116 to
117 ; ditto A, 115 to / ; London, Chatham, and
Dover, 184 to 19; North British, 33i to 344 ; and
London, llrighton, and South Coast, 57 tg,

[Fo; to-day% Share List see p&ge 4.]
London, England, 1867-06-22

BILIOUS and Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Lou of Appetite, Drowsiness, tilddineas
Spawns. and nil Olsonlen of the Stomach and Boogie, are quickly
Isenoved by that well.ktinern remedy,
FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.
They unite the reeommtndation of a mild opersties with the
moat sw tes4 ul awl : and where an aperient la required nothing
ass he hr tier adapted. Sold by all medicine vendors, at Is. leg,
and 2a W. per boa, or obtained through any ehemiat.
London, England, 1867-06-22

10pARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new
invention, so admiral*, contrived that a tun butt, ma well
as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or
trouble. Its ac lion is so Impalpable that the sediment of the
most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 9s.
ILL, to suit 4e, 9, and 19 gallon maks.
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No rent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine.
Rios LL id.. ditto, electroplated, ea—Apply direct to JAMEs
BIItLOW, patentee, IS, King William-street, Mansion-house.
gee that his name and address are on every article; all others
are spurious Imitations. Itrigravings gratis. istablished 1890.
London, England, 1867-06-22

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1867.

trial, for the purpose of being bailed. On the second
examination the prieonens elected to go to prison and re-
fused bail, on account of the feeling in the neighbourhood,
their windows having been broken with stones. \Vhen
they were committed for trial Mr. Mayo, their attorney,
applied for bail, which Mr. Dayman consented to accept,
two sureties in 401. each or one in 801.
One responsible bail in 801. was accepted, and after the
usual formalities had been gone h,
Mr. Andrew, the clerk, told thtleurrttat they were bailed
to appear at the next Surrey sessions to answer an indict-
ment for neglecting to provide proper provisions for their
infant child, whereby his health had been injured.
London, England, 1867-06-22

KINAEIAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1865.
This celebrated old ►►tl9H WHIBK T Rained the DUBLIN
PR= MEDAL —lt is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
wholesome. :told in bottles. 3s. bd. each, at the retail houses in
London : by the mans in the principal towns in Bantam! : or
wholesale at 8, (beat Windom/Hatred London, W. Observe the
red seal, pink label, and cost kandird .4 Kinahan's LL Whisky.
London, England, 1867-06-22

10 4
3 2 13-16

adultery with Mr. Edward Holmby Tiering the
son of Sir F.. Denim, ILP. This being established
her petition was dismissed; jbat on the suicide of Lord
Furth in I .4;1 age was married to her paramour, who no.
petitioned fur a dissolutionon the ground of her ad &try
with Captain Blakely, the inventor of the ordnance
which goes by his name. The respondents both denied the
allegation, and Captain Blakely also charged the pet'.
tioner with connivance.
The parties continued to live on good terms with each
other till 1866. It appeared that the Derings and tls
Blakelys (for the co-respondent was a married man) were
on intimate terms, and that there had been an elopement,,,,,.
which led to the present suit.
Captain Fesron proved the marriage, and jetmed to
' the terms upon which the parties lived together.
They appeared to be very happy till the assent
events occurred. Also knew Captain Blakely; be bee
connected with the Blakely Ordnance Company (Limited).
'The parties went together on a yachting expedition laid
rotir.ie He had seen Mrs. Blakely at the petitioner's
, On the:ilst of May witness saw the co-respondeat
at an hotel in Conduit-street. He told vitae* that he
I had received a telegraphic message from Mrs. Daring to
the effect that she was coming to town, and that, as he
could find no one else to meet her, he had met her hita
self, but he bad done nothing beyond conducting he, is
her hotel. He gave witness his word of honour that h,
would not see her again. Witness had told him that he,
husband was willing to take her back. Hail never ova
any undue intimacy between the respondents. 8,,e,
Mrs. Tiering in the course of the same afterneoe,
at the Great Western Hotel, in the presence
of the Hon. Mrs. Caned, her mother. Asked her hip
back to her husband, and told her that he was willies to
receive her, and treat her with kindness. She was excited
and hysterical, and said she could not go back to her hat
band because she had deceived him. She insisted on seeing
Captain Blakely, and went in a cab to his house, Nix 1,
Park-lane. Never saw him again. Mr. Bering seem
edvery much " cut up" by the loss of his wife. Was a com-
mon friend of tlut Parties, and should not say there hail
been the least connivance on the part of the petitioner.
Formal proof of an adulterous cohabitation at the United
Hotel, Charles-street, St. James's, and at the Great
Northern Hotel (where Captain Blakely had passed se Co-
lonel Felloweis), baring been given,
Sir J. Wilde made a decree nisi with costs, and strongly
censured the conduct of the co-respondent in putting so
insulting a plea as connivance on the record, and not
giving a particle of evidence in its support.
London, England, 1867-06-22

COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUSKS.—Jour 21.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
DIKING V. DIKING AND BLAKKLT.

The Queen's Advocate, Dr. Middleton, and Mr. Horace
Lloyd for the petitioner ; Mr. Searle for the respondent ;
Dr. Spinks, Q.C., for the co-respondent.
The respondent in this ease bad been before the court in
a previous suit. She was a Miss Capel, and wea a con-
nexion of the Hues family, and was married to Viscount
Forth, against whom she brought a suit for a divorce, on
the ground of cruelty and adultery. The Queen's
Proctor, however, intervened, and accused her of
London, England, 1867-06-22

THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION.

FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
of Custwils and the Lord' of the Treasury.—Preparivg for
pabikation, the Correspondenceun, on the subject of Privileges,
bow granted and how withheld. IMPORTKItii of GOODS who are
itiblerted aceuive charges on goods landed on captain's
entry will please apply to K. CLAY and Co., h 3, Upper Thaws-
fileeet, City.

FLORENCE, JUNE 21.
Telegrams received here from Athens, dated
yesterday, state that continued engagements take
place between the Turkish troops and the insur-
gents for the possession of the plain of Asthi and
the adjacent strong positions. Communication
between Heraclion and the airily of Omer Pitch%
was said to be interrupted by the insurgents.
London, England, 1867-06-22

TB!is CHEAPER THAN EVER.-la. 6d., 2i.
tid. per pound are the prlors at which PUILLIPS and
Co., tee menluuns, a King Willisso-street, City, London, LC.,
are selling good and tine BLACK TKk A price current poet tree
Ms worth carriage ton to say nanny station or market town In
a United Kingdom. AU goods carriage tree to all parts of
leaden. Wrenn.—PHILLIPLI and Co. hare no agentn &Wt■
are supplied at market prima
London, England, 1867-06-22

TELEORAPIUC INTELLIGENCE.

(azuntit's TILIMW111.)

THE VISIT OF THE SULTAN TO PARIS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jums 90.

Yesterday the Sultan gavo a farewell audience
to the Cabinet Ministers, the diplomatic body, and
the Patriarchs, prior to his departure this after-
noon for Toulon. To-morrow the batti-humayoun
appointing the Grand Wiser alter ego during the
Sultan's absence, and Savfel Pacha Minister for
Foreign Affairs ad interim, will be publicly road.

TOULON, Joxl 21.

A squadron of the Italian navy anchored to-day
in the roads of Toulon, having received instruc-
tions by telegraph to proceed to Malta in order to
escort the Sultan to Marseilles. The French iron-
clad squadron is about to leave on the same mis-
sion.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Just 21, Evssisc.
Count Bismarck has obtained from the King a
leave of absence, and proceeds to-morrow to
Pomerania.

The New Prussian (Crus)Gazeite of this evening
contams an article criticizing unfavourably the
late speech of Lord Stanley upon the Luxemburg
question.

AMNESTY IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Joie 21.

At the sitting of the Lower House of the
Reicharath to-day Herr von Homers, the Minister
of Justice, communicated to the house the pro-
clamation determined upon by the Emperor yes-
terday, in virtue of which all persons sentenced
for political offences since March 13, 1848, should
be fully amnestied. The amnesty also includes all
persons guilty of political offences between the
above-named date and the amnesty granted on the
15th December, 1866, but against whom proceed-
ings could not be taken on account of absence
from the imperial dominions. They are now per-
mitted free return, without any disadvantageous
legal results.
London, England, 1867-06-22

DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PTLLS,
i never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial
INV•dient. will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious
Yd liver complatuts, Indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, diml.
nem of the eyes, du Por t.ebittial costiveness, as a family
OPIUM medicine, avd se • auditor of the blood, they are truly
excellent In them operation and grateful to the stomach,
lOW/ create appetite, pr•mote digestion, and strengthen the
Minis nervous system —tiold by W. Lambert, chemist, d. King
SlLlllsro-str”et, asaring-crom and by most druggists, In bores,
L ltd. awl three times the quantity in out M. at He sure to
ask fsr Dr. 'boat's bilious and Liver Pills ilse genuine are in a
bleats green package, with " lambert" engraved on the
llama
London, England, 1867-06-22

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY TZLEULAPH.)
(PION ODS OWN 001LIMPOWOUNT.)
The market quiet. Sales about 8,000 or 10,000 bales.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is firm at the following prices :Town
tallow, 434. 3d. ; Peter.burg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 6d.;
June, 44e. ; October to Deambee, 465. 6d. ; December.
46a.
MAXIM ATIRAGER.—Town tallow, 48e. 9d. ; fat by do..
3. 3d. ; yellow Russia, 465. ; melted stuff, 36e. ;
rough do., lda. 9d.; greases, 18s. ; good dregs, tie.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Grapes and peaches are now being supplied more plenti-
fully than they have hitherto been, and realise more mode•
rate prices. Cherries are still arriving in large quantities
from France, Belgium, and Holland. Strawberries from
the South of France have also been abundantly furnished.
Forted vegetables comprise French beans and rhubarb.
The potato trade still continues satisfactory. A few
Kent Cobs may still be had. Green pees are now cheap.
as are also new potatoes which are arriving from the
Continent in large quantities. Flowers chiefly consist
of orchids, pelargoniums, calceolarias, cytisus, migno-
nette, and roses.

111.L7T.
Apples, per bushel, 4ii to it Lemons, per 100, 101 to Ibi
Cherries, per lb. lid to Is Oranges, per 100, 46 to 12s
Grapes, per lb., ts to Ele Peaches, per den, lile to to,
Nuts, Kent Cobs, per 100 Ibs., Pine Apples, per ilk, Ss lON
, 764 to Ma Strawberries, par In ,Is tone
VEGETABLE&
' Artichokes, per doz., Ls to 44 Lettuces, per score, Is to Ps
Asparagus.perbsuldle, Mid Wes Mint. per h00ch.44 to id
Beet, per dos., Is to DI Mushrooms, p. pott., la lid to 21
Cabbages, per don., Is td to b Mustard dr Cress. p. puns., 14
Carrots. per hunch, 6d Wad Onions. per bush M. to ea
young,p. bunch, Is &d. Dfa Parsley, per Demob, Ild told
c &Widowers, p. don., Se to 6s Potatoes, York ltegesta, p. toy
Celery, per bundle, Is Id to Ss 140 s to 160 s
Cucumbers, each, 6d to Is ad locks, do., 1005 to 1110 s
Indies, per score. Is to 35 flakes, 160 e to 1005
Garlic and Shallots, per lb., Sd Other sorts, 75s to 003
Herbs, per bunch, id Wad Spinach, per bush., Is to io
Horse Radish, p bond., a 5 toes Turnips, per bunch, 64
leeks, per Ininck, fd to 44 new, do., 74 to 1s

HAY MARKET.-(714 DAY.)

—.
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow, at the fol-
lowing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, from 100 s. to 11k. M.;
inferior ditto, 80e. to 905.; prune semed ant, 90s. to 100 s.;
inferior ditto, Ms. to 60s. ; prime meadow hay, 80s. to
87s. lid. ; interim ditto. 60a. to 70s. ; straw, 40s. to 466.
London, England, 1867-06-22

HIING.UtY.

PESTA, JUNE 21.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Hungarian Diet a motion, introduced by some
members of the Left, proposing to pension dis-
abled Honveds from the public budget, was re-
jected, after a stormy debate, by 202 against 79
votes.
London, England, 1867-06-22

CRPETS.—£lB,oooworth Brussels and Tapestry
V Brussels, at 2a. ifd., Ys. bid., and Ye lid. per yard: elan
Turkey carpets at very reduced prices. A new lint of sixes and
Prices gratis. ..WS ,Oeti worth Yurniture, Bedsteads ,in brass, Iron,
end wood , Bedding, Upholstery, &c., now offering at unprece-
dented low prices. Ali goods warranted, and delivered free
throughout the kingdom.—W)l. WAINE, wholesale and export
bolsterer and general furnishing warehousetuan, 133 to 139,
sewlagtoo.hutta Fa. 4xks, Yrancinstreet.
London, England, 1867-06-22

THE WEEKLY PRESS.

Believing that as a matter of fact the cumulative
vote was coupled with Mr. Laing's amendment, the Saturday
Review thinks the house acted wisely in rejecting the latter.
To put out great constituencies and inflict on them the
task of representing nnirtrtities, is to paralyse them and
render them powerless for good. The proposal to connect
the representation of the obscure graduates of Durham
with London University was absurd, though the pleasure
of disappointing and affronting the University of London
was too sweet to be easily neglected by those who view it
with something of a clerical horror, orwith the contempt of
the older universities fora newand newfangled institution.
Voting papers, the Saturday Review says, would greatly
strengthen the position of the non-resident voters, and
would inevitably be used as an engine of oppression. At
present poor voters have the one resource of not voting at
all. They can make some excuse for not going to the
poll, and if they will not vote ►ccording to their convic-
tions, they are least so far conscientious that they will
London, England, 1867-06-22

THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD.

The undermentioned ships of her Majesty's navy
will he present at the great naval review which is to be
held before the Sultan on the 17th of July. His Imperial
Majesty is expected to arrive in England about the 13th
proximo, and to prolong his stay till the end of the
month:—Victoria, 102 guns; Mersey, 36; Phmbe, 35;
Liffey, 39 ; Sutlej, 35 ; Nymph, 4 ; Daphne, 4 ; Liver-
pool, ; Duncan, 81 ; Revenge, 73 ; Donegal, 81 ;
St. George, 72; Royal George, 72; Irresistible,
60 ; Lion, 60 ; Minotaur, 26 ; Achilles, 26 ; Bel-
lerophon, 14 ; Lord Clyde, 24 ; Pallas, 6 ; Valiant, 24 ;
Warrior, 32 ; Black Prince, 41 ; Royal Sovereign, 5
(turret) ; Prince Albert, 4 (turret) ; Wivern, 4 (turret) ;
Research, 4 ; Viper, 2 ; Vixen, 2 ; Waterwitch (hydraulic
gunboat armour-plated, 777 tons) ;20 gunboats. In addi-
tion to the above seven or eight large steem-resselsbelong.
ing to the fleet of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-
gation Company, as well as a great number of yachts,
harbour steamers, &c., will be provided to convey her
Majesty the Queen, the Royal Princes, the peers, members
of the House of Commons, and visitors.
The Post says it is the object of the government to make
it as far as possible an historical event, showing the
changes which have taken place in our navy since the in-
troduction of iron plates in the defence of the sides of our
men of wir. "The Victoria and the Duncan will recall
to our memories the time when our confidence was
reposed in the finest specimsen of wooden screw-vessels
which our shipbuilders could produce, and which
perhaps on this occasion see their last commission. while
the Warrior will exhibit our first attempt at the construc-
tion of an iron-plated line-of-battle ship. Each modifica-
tion of our system of building will be illustrated by a spe-
cimen of the plans adopted at different times ; and the
new turret-814, and armoured gunboats of the latest con-
struction, will have representatives in the fleet. Thus
the review will not only form a scene of interest to those
who have the good fortune to see it, but it will also be a
most valuable display of the progress the British govern-
ment has made in securing the efficiency of the fleet"

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

SATULDAY, JCSI 2!, 8 8.11.

Mersa bee,
ID. ILI W. leir
N Wen 30.15 52 N.N.L. 1t 1 I. cc 1
Aberdeen 30.14 63 3IC 1I 1 I 114.1. el 2
Leith
Azdrosaan 30.1056 3.8. L 3: 3 B. OD l •••
Oreencaatle 30.16 66, N .N.L W.W.W. eo 1
Valenti& 30.2063 ?CIL 1 4 N. oo —I 1
Cam Clear 30.20 541 Nit. 16 1 4 W.I. b I
1
1 erc°
Penance 30.16 GO KZ. I 1 14 14. K e 1
Bred 30.1604 3.3.3. MX c I 4
Wriest 30.08 N.K I I If.L c I
Rochefort 30.0861 E.N.K 6 4 X.L b
Plymouth 30.17 00, Z. 1 0 2 8.8. W. 1
Weymouth 30.!0681 R. 1 1 NA to 2
Portsmouth 30.1758 N.N.K. • 2 N.L e 1
London 30.22 61' !CR. I 1 1 ILL tic -
yam . 30.1860 N.L 1 II Z. e—
-2cartorenth. 30.2216, IL I I
1 1 W.N.L 40 j 1
Helder
Shields 30.523 51. B. PE. cot
—I • - - - -
London, England, 1867-06-22

LIFEBOAT SERVICES in 1867.—During the
Storms of the present year alone the lifeboats of the Na-
tional lifeboat Institution have saved 443 lives from 'various
shipwrecks and 19 vessels from ilestruetion. The Institution
also expended i:l3,ent in the same period on its lifeboat Esta-
blishments in addition to granting £1,779 for rewards.
The Cotumittee of the Institution earnestly APPEAL to the
public for assistance, to enable them to meet the continued heavy
demsnds on their 179 Lifeboat natabllshmenta
Contributions will be thankfully received by the London 2,1141
coentry hankers, and by the Secretary, Richard Lewis, not., at
the Institution, 14, John-street, Adelphi, London.

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London, England, 1867-08-14

OUR CONTEMPORARIES.

(THIS DAY.)

Tar INDIAN BUDGET.

Sir S. Northoote's statement of the Indian
budget deserves the praise of clearness in the opinion of the
Tima,but its luciditybrought to light some chronic defects
of administration. Our contemporary cannot help looking
at the picture drawn of the Indian finances as unsatis-
factory. The injustice of the license tax sinks into insig.
nificance compared with the general ptospecta of finance.
In more than a quarter of a century past there have only
been six years in which the revenue exseeded the expendi-
ture, and the Indian debt in the same time has been
trebled. The cardinal point in the expenditure at present
is the outlay on public works. Everything turns upon it,
and yet it is quite impossible to eoasider with advantage
what works should be sanctioned, and to what extent
money may be borrowed for their construction, without
the immediate local examination and supervision which
neither the secretary nor the governor in council an give.
It was no light task, says the Herald, for Sir Stafford
Northcote to answer the various arguments upon the im-
portant questions raised preliminary to making his first
financial statement. But the policy which he developed con-
tained nothing new ; it consisted merely in making the
best of things as they are. It was sound and prudent, and
so clearly explained as to call forth high enconiums upon
this score, as well as upon its general merits, from the
opposite side of the house.

If any doubts could have existed at the conclusion of
the debate to which Mr. Ayrton's " resolutions " gave
rise with respect to the inefficiency of the system under
which our Indian empire is governed, they would have
been removed, says the Post, by the disclosures made by
Sir Stafford Northeote in his financial statement. The
statement itself was exceptionally lucid, and the Indian
Secretary is entitled to all the credit of having discharged
• difficult and uninviting teak in a very creditable
manner.

As to the budget, it is far euier, in the estimation of
the Telegraph, to say what it is not than what it is. In
the first place the statement of accounts differs widely
from an English budget, being more like an estimate. For
example, on the face of the document there is a surplus of
two millions and a quarter, while in reality there is a
deficit of half a million. That the resolutions might
approximate to fact, it sou neoessary to insert the ex-
pression "as appears by the accounts laid before the
house." In other words, the appearance was a large sur-
plus, the reality was a considerable deficit.
The Star believes that we must meet the Indian diffi-
culty by educating the people for self government. We
have failed to rule an empire so wide and populous as
India by means of an alien and centralised bureaucracy.
The necessity of dividing our dominions, practically if not
London, England, 1867-08-14

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London, England, 1867-08-14

THE PALES REGULATION BILL.

Whilst the Times admits that the arguments for the
Parks Regulation Bill, which was talked out at the sitting
of the House of Commons yesterday, are not devoid of
force, it still holds that the present time is most inoppor-
tune for carrying it through parliament. Hot-blooded
legislation is always a mistake ; for, even though the
measure may be reasonable and just, it will always be re-
sented by those who fancy it to be directed against them,
and who will think it a point of honour to resist its exe-
cution.

The radical members who, according to the Standard,
obey the authority of Mr. Beales, were directed to talk
against time, and they executed his comm ands in a
manner which must have earned them his complete satis-
faction. At ten minutes to 7, amidst loud cheers
from the opposition benches below the gangway, the chair-
man stopped the debate. Mr. Taylor's motion was con-
fessedly an endeavour to use the forms of the house to get
rid of a measure to which fair opposition would have been
hopeless. His speech was worthy of the occasion.
It is an anachronism, observes the Star, that in 1867, on
the eve of household suffrage, liberal member should be
driven to talk against time in order to prevent a merlon,
encroachment on the rights of the people. But parlia-
mentary necessities are as inexorable as others, sad
the Parka Bill is being opposed by means of the only
weapon left to the faithful minority who have stayed in
town to prevent its passing into law. Mr. Hardy could
not conceal has vexation, and nearly exploded with anger
as he ►nnounced that he would proceed with the bill to-
day and again on Thursday at the morning sitting, if
needful. The government have madly devoted the rest of
the session to rendering themselves abhorrent to the
country. The Star urges the liberal members to perse-
vere in their organised opposition.
London, England, 1867-08-14

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London, England, 1867-08-14

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LAN E.—(THD3 DAY.)
In consequence of the present settled weather, and of the
progress made in harvest work, the demand for Englirh
wheat to-day was very dull, and prices were nominally 2s.
per qr. lower than last week.
There was a good show of foreign wheat on the stands.
In all descriptions next to nothing was doing, and to con-
clude business importers were compelled to accept fully 2a.
per qr. less money.
Floating cargoes of Frain were difficult to sell, and the
currencies had a drooping tendency.
The show of barley was limited. The trade ruled firm,
at full prices.
Malt was dull, at barely previous currencies.
In oats a fair average business was passing, at the rates
' previously current.
Beans supported their former value, with moderate in-
quiry.
Peas were firm in price.
Flour was very dull, at barely stationary quotations.
Linseed and rapeseed moved off slowly, whilst Krim!.
tural seeds met with very little attention. Cakes were in
fair request, and prices ruled firm.

CURRENT PRICE&
INGLUUL
Per Qr.
WELT.
Mem Kent, red, 'tls 69 to 74

„ 80. welie,

'BB 6E io; 76
'4:5 88 to 78

? qt.

0121. a. I.
Scot& potato
Irbil; black
21 to 31
„ wtuto 2l to 31
BRAZIL _ _

Mangan
Tick 3B to S 9
Harrow
"Won 43 to 48
TIAS•

Orgy
311 to 40
Maple 4O to 44
welts 4O to 43
Boners

PLOCL

Town mad., Will@
lbs.
Household 47 to 49
Country
Norfolk and sneak,

:= .up a to 46

c
Danish and Swedish 23 to SO
Itosaico

Danish
111:7Ption
PUS.
rgti.

37 to 88
$7 ate
181111 001111.

Yellow ...

... 3$ to 41
... 88 to 41

FLOUR.

Preach, peraseit... 44 to 50
Spanish „ 45 to 60
Americas, per bit 57 to 34
L.Yrumlien SO to 38
INTO LONDON BY WATER
THIS WEEK.
London, England, 1867-08-14

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occurred owing to that cable having accidentally been laid
across this ridge, on which there is very little more than
forty fathoms of water, and where Icebergs naturally
ground. Sir Samuel Canning, who so nmeendully sub.
merged the Atlantic cables, aided by an adlcient shiff, has
proceeded in the Chiltern to execute the above important
troche

The report of the Credit Fonder of England
Company (Limited), to be presented at the general
meeting of the 19th inst., states that the net profit
during the past half-year amounts to 62,000 L
14s. 10d., out of which a dividend of 3e. per share
is recommended, which will absorb about half that
total. In order to avoid any misconception as to the
value of the investments held by the company, they
are described seriatim, and include the City of
Milan Improvements Company for 243,615/. ; the
Varna and Rustchuk Railway, for 196,4671. ;
Belgian Public Works, 107,279/. ; Irrigation Com-
pany of France, 282,740/. ; Imperial Land Com-
pany of Marseilles, 325,666/. ; Millwall Docks,
148,326/. ; and some other companies. A part of
these sums is secured by mortgage. Several- of the
undertakings enumerated are on the point of, or
steadily approaching, completion, when they are
expected to yield a remunerative return. The direo-
tors have from time to time written off the deprecia-
tionbetween the estimated and par value of the secu-
rities held, the difference amounting at present to
no leas than 1,146717/. The hope is expressed that
no further depreciation is likely to take place, but
even if it should do so "there exists so large a dif-
ference between the actual quotation of the shares
of this company and their par value that it ii
obvious that even under the most untoward cir-
cumstances the shares could hardly be intrinsically
worth leas than cent. per cent. above their present
quotation."
The ship Taeping, one of 13 vessels now
engaged in a race from China to England, with
the first portion of the new seasons crop of tea,
pained Anjer on the 27th of June. This ship, it
will be remembered, arrived in the Downs last
year at the same time as the Ariel. Owing to the
' tbitnessof the tea market the usual premium on the
cargo of the first ship will not be paid this year,
but the interest in shipping circles attending this
great ocean competition can hardly be said to have
diminished. Subjoined is a list of the 13 ships
which have left Foochow for London :

DATE Or 11AILING.
Maitland
Series 2ad of June.
Taepint
Fiery Cram
White Adder 7th of June.
Ziba Bth of June.
Taitaing
Flying Spur
Black Prince loth of June.
Yang Tare l2th of June.
Ariel
Chinaman lsth of June.
Golden Spur lBth of June.
The subjoined communication relates to Mexican
bonds :

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London, England, 1867-08-14

ESTAXPIED, 14.

Matti ants Military.

PORTSIICHTII, Awns! 13.
A oourt-martial assembled on board the Victory
this morning to try Lieutenant It. P. Montray, the *Hoer
of the watch at the time the Osprey was lost, on the
morning of the 30th of Kay last, off the south-east mast
of Africa; for that he did negligently perform his duty.
in that he did not acquaint Commander Menace of the
change of, wind and weather, and increased speed of the
ship ; did not immediately acquaint the commander when
the land was reported to be in sight ; did not immediately
on land bang reported• put the ship's head off shore, and
take steps to get a cart of the deep-sea lead, and when the
ship was entering the breakers did not in argoitirenay
try to decrease the speed of the ship by
tog sail, or even giving orders to reverse or stop
the engines ; in foot, did not, in any way, keep the ship
from being stranded. The following Meows composed
the court :—Captain A. W. A. Hood (pruident), Captain
C. Fellows', Captain Commenall, C. 8., V.V., Captain
Burgoyne, V.C., and Captain Beady. Mr. E. Hoskins
officiated as judge-advocate. Commander W. Menzies
prosecuted, and Mr. it. W. Ford appeared se the prisoner's
friend. A mass of evidence in support of the charge was
i adduced, and the case was not concluded when the court
I adjourned.
The hydraulic vessel Waterwiteh has completed her
trials at the measured naffs In Btokes.bay, and with more
satiafactory results than attended her essay in the early',
part of last week. It seemed to be impossible to get •
weed of more than 8i knots out of her, sad it was clear
that the boilers did not generate a sufficient
amount of steam to develop her engine power,

ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 13.—Arponnimrs.—Na-
vigat. Sub-Lieutenant H. A. Eastherr, to the Warrior.
Naval rJ. W. Umbrae, to the Waffler. Mid-
shipmen J. B. Brett, C. G. J. Crafurd, and C. F. Old-
ham, to the Liffey; R. G. Craigie, to the Lord Warden ;
W. Downes, H. Lftgh, and J. B. Young, to the Achilles;
E. F. Grove and IL B. M. Buchanan, to the Warrior.
Naval Cadets A. E. Thomas, to the Achilles; J. Bond and
F. Alexander, to the Warrior; D. D. E. M`Gillycuddy and
E. O'H. Tobin, to the Lord Warden; F. P. Jackson and
C. H. Grose, to the Liffey.
CANCELLING A CAPTAIN't4 CERTIFICATE.—At the
meeting of the Local Marine Board yesterday, the ad-
journed inquiry into the charges of misconduct and drunk-
enness preferred against Captain James Peat, of the ship
Prince of Wales, was proceeded with and reminded. Mr.
Johnson prosecuted, and Mr. Rirnard, from the caste of
Messrs. Dean and Chubb, watched the case on behalf of
Mrs. Rippon, the owner. The board considered the ease
proved, and =welled Captain Peat's oertificate.