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The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-02

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CONSECRATION OF COLONIAL BISHOPS.

( THIS DAY.)

CANTERBURY, SATURDAY /JOINING.
This morning, the day being marked in the
calendar of the Church of England as the Feast of the
Purification of the Virgin Mary. three clergymen were pre.
seated for consecration as bishops for the colonies and
dependencies of the British crown. They were the Rev.
Robert Millman, D.D. of Exeter College, Oxford. Vicar of
Great Marlow, who has been appointed to the Bishopric of
Calcutta vacant by the lamented death of Dr. Cotton;
the Rev. Charles Richard Alford. D.D., of Trinity College,
Cambridge, late incumbent of Trinity Church, Islington,
who bass been appointed to the hishopnc of Victoria (Hong
Kong), vacant by the resignation of Dr. George
Smith ; and the Rev. W. C. Sawyer, D.D., of Oriel
College, Oxford, late curate of Eslridge, Sussex,
who has been appointed to the bishopric of Grafton and
Arundale, which has been taken out for the purpose of a
new episcopal see from the diocese of Newcastle, New
South Wales.

STRANGE DIS(•OVERY OF A BUNDLE CON-
TA !NINO CHILDREN AT KENNINGTON-
OVAL.

INQUINTS.--fTHIS DAY,)
This forenoon, Mr. W. Carter, coroner for East
Surrey, held an inquiry at the George Tavern, Carlisle.
street, Westminater.read, touching the supposed murder
of two new-born children, found tied up in a parcel in
Kennington-oval.
Henry Reeves, a house painter, said that on Thursday
last, at half-past o'clock, he was walking through the
Kennington-oval, going to his work, when he observed •
bundle tied up in canvas, lying on the footpath, near the
clergyman's house. He partially opened it, and saw that
it contained the body of a child. There was no person in
sight at the time. He waited till some one came up, and
then sent for the police.
Police-sergeant Frederick Greenfield, 17 L, said that
when he came up he found the body of one of the chil-
dren quite warm. He took the bundle to the divisional
surgeon, and there it was found that there were twochildren
in the bundle, one • male and the other a female. The sur-
geon said that they had not been long born ; but one
was longer dead than the other—perhaps a couple of hours
altogether. The children had not been surgically attended
at birth. They sere wrapped up in an old calico night-
dress. There were no marks on the night-dress or the
canvas. Witness considered that the parcel could not
have been brought very far, because the body of one child
WAS quite warm. The bundle had been tied up in • great
hurry. He could not trace the guilty parties.
The coroner's officer deposed that there were no marks
of violence on the bodies. They were fully developed
children.

The jury returned n verdict " That the children were
found dead ; but whether they were born alive, and if so,
bow they came by their deaths, there were no means to
show."

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

SAITIMAT, railiAllf 2, II A.!.
London, England, 1867-02-02

REMARKS.

....
Barometers are unsteady In the north, and are much higher In
the ~uth of the British isles than In the north of Scotland. ib
.ir northern mends temperatures have declined The winds this
morning are chiefly wosterly and moderate. hut at places on our
eastern and western metals they are strung. At Cape Clear the
sea Is high.

An ingnest was held yesterday at 16, Middle
Gardiner-street, Dublin, on the body of Mrs. J. Scott, a
young married lady, who killed herself on Thursday
morning by falling from her bedroom window, on the
third floor, into the street area. She had previously at-
tempted to poison herself with laudanum, to avoid singing
at an amateur concert. Dr. Beattie deposed that she was
of unsound mind. Verdict accordingly.

THE SMALLPDX IN LONDON. —Yesterday the an-
nual meeting of the governors of the Small-pox Hospital
was held in the hoanl-room of the institution, at High
gate-hill. and some facts with regard to the prevalence of
this terrible disease in the metropolis were elicited. From
the report of the medical officer it appeared that a much
larger number of patients had been admitted during the
year 1866 than in any other year since the foundation of
the hospital in 1746, and the excess was looked upon as
enormous. The excess of admission■ in the last year over
either of the three preceding years had been essentially
due to the persistencs of epidemic causes. The numbers
admitted during the year 1866 were 2.069, being an excess
of 23 per cent. over 1i463, the year of largest admissions
prior to last year. This was a ratio out of all proportion
to the eateusion of the metropolis and the augmentation
of the population. The smallpox epidemic which was
now prevailing without any sign of cessation had really
commenced in London so far back as 1862 and had con.
finite.' with varying degrees of intensity up to the pre-
sent time. The numbers admitted in 11.€1 were 1,537 ; in
1844, 836 ; in 1565 they were 1,249, and last year as before
stated, 2,069. Of 9,037 of the last-mentioned number 421
occurred to persons who had not been vaccinated, and three
of the eases were to persons who had before suffered. In the
course of the year there bad been 271 deaths, 152 of which
were of persons who had not been vaccinated, so that 151
of the unvaccinated died as against a per centage of 71 (117
out of 1,603) in the vaccinated persons, or, deducting 10
deaths in this class from antecedent or superadded disease,
the per center of this class was only 61. In the year. 3118
persons had been vaccinated at the hmpital and 580chaiges
of lymph supplied to members of the medical profession.
On the motion of the chairman, Mr. Samuel Turner, the
report was adopted. The Earl of Harrowby was elected!
president,the Bishop of London, Lord Sberborne, and Mr.
S. Turner were elected vice-presidents. The other officers
were re-elocted. The usual vote of thanks to the chairman
closed the proceedings.
London, England, 1867-11-29

MONEY IAREET.-(THIS DAY.)

On o'OLon.

In the Stock Exchange tc-day the dealers are
partly engaged in the completion of the fortnightly
settlement, and the amount of fresh business is not
large. The tone of most of the markets, however,
is still very firm, and prices, in some cases, have
further improved. Speculative sales for a fall
are checked by the favourabie aspect of Continental
affairs, the drooping tendency of the corn
market, and the result of the debate last night
in the House of Commons with reference to the
expenses of the Abyssinian war. Consols are
strong, at the advance of yesterday. British
railway stocks have attained a fresh improvement,
upon additional purchases by recent speculators for
a fall. Foreign bonds, however, meet with leas
inquiry, and a trifling relapse is observable in a
few instances, the late important rise having
tempted realisations. The same remark applies to
some of the colonial government debentures.
London, England, 1867-11-29

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 28.

A royal decree has been published to-day lower-
ing the interest to be paid by the Government
Deposit Bank, the highest rate being fixed at
6 per cent., and the lowest at 1 per cent.

A rumour is current that a fresh reduction will
be made in the budget of the Ministry of War.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 28.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as com-
pared with the previous account :
IttcasAss.
Current accounts. . . . fr. 23,400,000
Cash
Bills discounted . 11,500,000
Treasury balance . . 1,200,000

Advances
Notes .

. fr. 700,000
800,000

PANIC ON ins BRUNELB BOURSZ.—On Monday
last there was a panic on the evening Bourse at Brussels,
caused by the receipt of a telegram, marked " urgent,"
thus worded :—" Paris, 7.35 p.m. Attempted assassina-
tion of the Emperor. Mortally wounded. Rent* 54.20.
Italian Bente 32. Signed, Stephens." This alarming
news soon spread, and so great was the consternation it

caused that everyone began to sell, including the person to
whom the despatch was addressed. After awhile inquiries
were, however, made, and it was then discovered that no
such despatch had passed over the wires—that, in fact,
the story was an impudent fabrication. The commis-
sionaire who bad brought the message to the person to
whom it was addressed was found, but all the informa-
tion he could give was that it was handed to him for de•
livery by a gentleman who came out of the telegraph-
office. The gentleman has not been beard of since.
THE EXZCOTION OF THE FENIANS.—We read in
the Damte of yesterday :—" A London letter in the Temps
blames, with singular violence of language, the execution
of the three Fenian condemned for their participation in
the aaseeeination of a policeman. It is difficult for us,
however, to see a political crime in the sanguinary drama
which has just had this terrible ending. If the mother
and widow of Larkin weeping with their son con-
demned to death form a touching picture, it should not
be forgotten that Brett as well as hiv assassins may have
relatives and children upon whom his death has inflicted
a cruel blow. But the assassin died in expiation of a crime
he need not have committed, while his victim was struck
down in the fulfilment of duty. These are considerations
it is well not to lose sight of."

BOMBAY MAIL.—ALZIANDRTA, Nov. 27.—The
Poonah left at 11 a.m., and the Syria at 5 p.m. to-day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles ea the 3rd, and
the latter at Southampton about the 10th of December.
London, England, 1867-11-29

The weekly return of the Dank of France
the following changes :

Coin and billion - lncrease 2480,000
Bills discounted ........ —...... Increase 400,000
Notes in circulation
Private deposits lama* 9.6,000
Advances Decrease 21,000
Treasury balance
The coin and bullion continue to increase rapidly.
There is also a recovery this week in the discounts.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Nov. 27, compared with that foe
the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation issue 833,939,975 Decrease £147,6411
Circulation active 83,5.11,360 Decrease 348,514
Public deposits 5,014,4112 Decrease 9,416
Other deposits
Government securities in

12,319,20 No change.
Other securities in banking
department 16,627,914 Decrease 23,076
Coin and bullion in Doti

departments
Seven day and other bills 563,365 Decrease 51,913
The Rest 3,070,686 hareem 70
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes k coin)
in banking department 13,507,206 Increase 170,695
The private deposits have increased, and, as the
Bank's business in the shape of advances on mer-
cantile securities is still at a very low ebb, an addi-
tion of 170,8951. has been made to the reserve. A
portion of the 298,0001. in gold which was with-
drawn from the Bank for exportation during the
week must have been made up to it by a return of
coin from the provinces, as the diminution shown
above in the coin and bullion is but 177,0001.

BANK OF
An Account pursuant to the Act
week cut .g on Wednesday. th

1.40111 DKP
Notes Issued 1..3:,930,971

ENGLAND.
7th and Bth Vac., c. It for the
he 27th day of Novewbcr, 1807.

TiZe;;;;dent debt.. 011.015.100
Other securities. . 1,:54,900
Gold COW and

- ii;e---- ---
--
20.219,975
Sam bullion —

1.35.939,976

PARTICINT.

-fioTeTtliceilt awn-

Bides — L 12.319.166
Other Securities 1e,a7.914
Nal*
Gold sad Silver
London, England, 1867-11-29

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
town excellence can only te bad at ti, Great Russel:-
greet, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very best steal
has 04744 cpectaclee, 15s. and —THOMAS HARRIS and
lON CAUTION the public against persons vain their name.
Ltabliabed 1l O. No travellers or agents.
London, England, 1867-11-29

LY CONDI:GT.IN BURLINGTON ARCADE.

Charlotte Murton, a well•dreseed young woman, was
charged before Mr. Knox with disorderly comsdnet.
Frederick Werner, the beadle of Burlington-arcade, said
that between 6 and 7 o'clock the previous evening the
prisoner, who was under the inlitience of drink, was walk-
ing up and down the arcade and making a great noise. He
cautioned bee, upon which she made use of very bad
language, and as she refused to leave be bad to put her
out, and when outside the gate she became so abusive and
made such a disturbance that several of the inhabits/1M
came out to complain of her.
Wm. Holden, 68 C, specially employed at the arcade,
proved hearing the prisoner make use of very bad hut-
(nage, and said that he had cautioned her on former coca-
don s.

The prisoner denied that she wu drunk or made nee of
bad language. and she said that the constable had never
spoken to her before.
Mr. Knox said he did not believe the prisoner, and he
thought it very unlikely that the two oiheere would wane
London, England, 1867-02-05

GOOD and CHEAP SHOES for the POOR.
J. BPARKEB HALL
Begs to inform Ladles and Gentlemen who are assisting
the poor with clothing, that be is supplying cheap, com-
fortable, warm SHOEB, suitable for outdoor wear for females,
at 30a per dozen pairs, and to-door shoes at 10s. per dozen
pairs ; ehlideen's at ; and good Boots at 50s. per dozen.
These articles may be relied on as the best of their kind, and
they have been thoroughly tested In the country by the poor
themselves. flomple dozens of sorted sizes on receipt of r. 0.0.,
and Price
four Mamma List, with 100
SPA RK Illustration
ES s,
HAL sent by return of post for
J.
308. REGILYY.sTREET,L,
Opposite the Polytechnic Institution, London.
London, England, 1867-02-05

GREENWICH.

An application wassmade to Mr. Traill, the sitting
magistrate, for compensation respecting damage sustained
by tradesmen in Deptford and Greenwich, arising out of
the late bread riots. The applicant's shop windows had
been broken and the stock of bread on the premises car.
ried away by a tumultuous mob. The loss was estimated
at between J. and 1;/.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MAPPING.—VoIubIe FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate in the
HIOB-sTRRET, Immediately adjoining the London Docks.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received Instructions to OFFER for MALE, at the
Auction Mart. In Tokenhouse-yard, near the Bank of England,
la Aprlt A very valuable
FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
situate Immediately adjoining the London Docks, consisting of
niuncrous shops, dwelling-houses, and business premises,
Nun. 1,, on, 70, 71, and 72. ilialt-street, Wapping, and Nos. S to
11, inclusive, Rnsrelrebuildbigs ; large warehouse, slaughter-
house, stabling, and other budidinp in the rear, the whole form-
ing a most compact and eligible property, partly let on lease,
and the remainder in the occupation of yearly tenants, at rentals
amounting in the te to 4761 per annum.
A more descrip e advertisement will shortly appear, and
particulars had of Messrs. Talbot and Tastier, solicitors, 0. Bed-
fort-row ; at the Auction Start and of Messrs. Norrom, TRW?,
and Co., 62, Obi Broad-street, Royal Exchange, E.C.

STREATHAM —The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to ONE UNDI-
VIDED THIRD SHARE of a valuable FREEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, with Coach-bows, Stabling. Fleitawre and Kitchen
Gardens. and land, Immediately available for building per-
prwes : the whole containing upwards of 14 acres.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received instructions to OFFER Inc SALE, at the Auction
Marl. in Tokenhouselard, near the Bank of England, in March
neat, the

..a1.41)-15.1TE REVERSION (expectant on the decease of a lady,
age 75) to ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD SHARE of the following
pROPERT.V, . _

viz.—a valuable freehold residence, known as The Elms, pleasantly
sitiiste Streatham. near the ranee) It contains nine
bedchambers, drawing-room, (limner-room, library, gentleman's
dreselnirroom. butler's pantry. and convenient dressage (dices :
wadi-houses. stabling, large pleasure and kitchen gardens, and
raewlow land. containing altogether upwards of 14 acres, the
matey potti.di immediately available for hulking purposes In
the oc upsilon of a highly respectable tenant. at a very low rent.
May be viewed by cards only, and particulars of Mewls lawless,
Nelson, and Goodman, 14, Gracechurclistreet at the Mart; and
Messrs. Niderva, luisr, and Co., t 2, Old Broad-street, Yoyal
Exchange,
London, England, 1867-02-05

MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.
BOOKS FOR ALL READERS.
FIRST-CLAM SUBS( RIM lON,
Fur a constant succession of New Books,
ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM,
Commencing at any date.
A Revised List of Mocha lately added to the library is aim
reedy, and will be forwarded, postage free, on application.
MUDICA SNLEGT LIBRARY limited', NEW OXYORDST.
Ulty Ofilee-11, King-street, titeapsitle.
London, England, 1867-02-05

310 R E STARNANTIQI4UBS.
SEW ELL and Co. have bought. at a large diKeount from
the met prices, a BANKRUPT'S STUCK of Rich WHIM
ANTIQUES, and will sell them THIS DAY, and during the
mouth, at the following extraordinary prices. vit.. Si, 4, and
guineas the Full Deem, usual prices Si to 84 guineas. Also •
Stock of several thousand Rich Saucy Silk Drama, purchased
from a Lyons manufacturer at • discount of MI per cent. off the
mat prima

('UPTON:ii HOUSE, Frith-greet, and Old Compton-street,
Bobo-IqUale, W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

JirWolf.

MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS.
The concert of last night was one of special and
double interest, being the occasion of the first appearance
here. this season, of Madame Schumann, and preienting,
besides. a selection of pieces of exceptionally high value.
as the following progrxtrune will show:
London, England, 1867-02-05

KENSINGTON, near the Railway Station.
Mr. EDWARD MANSELL is instructed to LET or SELL
a well-built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, within five minutes'
walk of the station, containing five beet bedrooms, dressing-
room, bath-room, two servants' bedrooms, dining and drawing
moms, library, dressing-room, breakfast-man, and very com-
plete offices, with garden in the rear. Rent, Ell 5 per annum ;
purchase, EURO. Trains from the railway station to the City
every hall-boor. For particulars and onlers to view, apply to
Mr. EDWARD 3IANSELL, estate and land agent and valuer,
Beigraveoquare, corner of Malkin-place, S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

BANK OP EGYPT.-( THIS DAY.)

The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was
held at 1 o'clock, -at the London Tavern ; Mr. W. Tire,
M.P.. in the chair. The report, which was previously
issued and published, was adopted, and a dividend at the
rate of 18 per rent. per annum declared.

LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN BANK

(LIMITED)-(THIS DAY.)

At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders
held this afternoon at the London Tavern, Mr. H. W.
GREEN in the chair, the report, which stated that the
net profits amounted to 7,8041., was adopted, and, in ac-
cordance with the recommendation of the directors, a divi-
dend at the rate of ii per cent per annum was declared.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

TOMAS. F2BREARY 4, 8 A.N.
London, England, 1867-02-05

mites.

Flyfisher, Daisy, Merrimac, Meerschaum, Arlesoott,
Trapeze, Gams, Whitehall, Robin Adair, Mulberry,
Ballet Girl, Milford, Aprilia, and Pensioner are here.

CAMBRIAN STAKES.

About three miles.

St. Maximum, Seneebox, Robin Adair, Newton, Lady-
bird, Hasiird, and Shiite are here.

PROVINCIAL RANKING CORPORATION

(LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.)

At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders
held at noon, at the London Tavern, Mr. hficueLL
in the chair, it was reported that the gross
profits of the half-year, including 2,6211. 70. 4d.
brought forward from last account, were 27,7:e1f. len. 2d.
and that, after making provision for bad and doubtful
debts, and paving all expenses, there remained a Inhume
of 10,e46/. tn. id. Out of this a dividend at the rate of
Ti per cent, for the half-year, absorbing 5,U01., was
declared.
London, England, 1867-02-05

SII ERD'S-BUSH.—Yalushle FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE,
commandingly placed, in a podtion which must the to am
of considerable Important*: and 811 enbetantial CARCASES
MadiolVihg order of the Liquidators.
. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will
SELL by AUCTION, at the New Auction Mart, tn Token-
house.) art, Rank of England, on WEDNE:DAY, Feb. 21. at 1
precisely in Two Lots, FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a
substantial and commanding building, lately erected for &tavern,
advantageously situate at the corner of Shepherd's-bush-road and
Richmond, in the centre of a fine building estate, which, from the
unusual facilities of railway transit, will rapidly develop. The
property is interacted by three railways, and five stations will
be In close proximity to this tavern. It possesses a capital
double frontage of So feet, is conveniently arranged with all the
requirements for an extensive trade, and will be comparatively
liable to but little opposition. Adjacent are the carcases of six
ten-roomed houses, substantially built.—My be viewed, and
particulars had of Messrs. Lemmas, news, and Boyer, solici-
tors, 14, Old Jew) .chamben : of Mews. coverdslo. Lee,
CollymEristow, and Withers, solicitors. 4. Bedford.row ; of
Mews. Dawson. Bryan, and Dawson, solicitors, 33, Bedford-
square; of Messrs. Hut Brothers and to., accountants, Moor-
gate-street; at the Hart; and of Mews. &MIX Fox and
auuanain, 7t, Oreshamstrect, Bank, E.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

SPLENDID FREEHOLD MANSION, with
shout 6S acres of lend, with ornamental grounds, well
timbered, beautifully UM out. and One soil ; extensive stabling,
hothouses, vinery, and every requisite, close to Forest-gate,
station. Price 7,100 guineu. The greater portion on rood.
gags if required —Apply to Mr. WM. WILLIAMb, Pilate
Agent, 18, Mueetistreet, Cheapaide.
London, England, 1867-02-05

A.IIPT RE S. —The PATENT SELF-
ADJUETINO GERMAN TRUSS, actinic effectually without
any complications, le recommended by the Faculty for the cure
and relief of Hernia. The necessary quality of a good Truss ism
efficient resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on the
part affected, which desirable obset is alone obtained in a hoes
unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pads tiehind...—J.
EGG and Co., No. 1, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1867-02-05

SHIPPING INTZLLIGINCII.

LIVERPOOL

Arrived.—Feb. 1. Prince Consort. from Mobile. t Ann, from
Pern.ambuco ; Vitorano, from Porto Rico ; Tohasco, from
Alva-
rode ; Lucia from Santander. a. Unrivalled, from Singa-
pore ; Ada. from Rio Grande : Empress of India, from San Fran-
cisco ; Suetonia. from Sun Francisco ; Louisa, from the West
Indies ; Mary Ogden, from Charleston ; Tit Bit, from Para ;
John Patten, from Savannah : Rochester, from Savannah ; Sew
England, from Savannah: British Queen (ma.;. from Havre. 4. Cul-
tivator, from New York ; Erin ',sal. from New York ; Manhattan
frilia. from New York ; Marianne, from Pernambuco ;Ulendevon,
om—; Eva, from—.
Sailed. -Feb. I. Santa Rom for Valparaiso ; Albanian for
Palermo. 2. It. Paddentsey, for Bombay ; Rowena, for Bombay ;
Atmosphere, for Bombay.

URA VS3ILN D.
Arched.—Feb. 3. Carniclits Ida, from Iquique ; Estelle, from
Derbice : Louisa, from (idea. 4. Minsk*, from Cronstadt ; Har-
rier, from Pernambuco ; Hastings, from Valencia ; Isabel. from
Demerara : James Mitchell, from_ Shanghai ; Orient, from Cal-
cutta ; Souvenir, from Caen; Victoria, from Hong-Kong
Willselralue, from Tarragona: Plymouth Rock, from Ncw
Vork. _ _

Med.—Feb. 4. Comm, for Malta ; Glimpse, for Corfu.

BIrETS.

LONDON ViZEIL!

ft DOCK RE7171
:haportd. Dethird.

MlL—Frs. 2.
Pr. Mx& : 1886

TKRICHER and °LENNY, OUTFITTERS.
SOnly artablialusent In London, next door to Somerset-
home, Strand. N.B. WM of neoesamy outat for every pupae
and appointment to Lana, Uinta, and the Colonial, will be for-
arded on application.
London, England, 1867-02-05

WILTON-STREET.—Eaton-square.—SMALL
RESIDENCE, with POSICIIdiOD. Mr. EDWARD MAN-
SELL is instructed to SELL, with immediate pagination. a
desirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. In perfect, tubstantlal, and
ornamental repair, containing five hed.roorm, two drawing.
rooms, thrown together by an arch, dining and morning rooms,
and ounvenient oMme. Rent gin) per annum Loam 10 years.
For particulars and orders to view apply to Mr. KIM ARD
MANSELL. estate and land agent, Belgravaaguare, turner of
Hilldn-place, S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

KENSINGTON.--Superior FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, fitted up In a costly manner, with every modern
Improvement, garden, hot houses, and excellent stabling.—Mr.
EDWARD MANSELL is instnicted to SELL, with immediate
possession. a modern built FAMILY RESIDENCE, well arranged,
and fitted up regardless of cost, and containing entrancehall,
vestibule paved with marble, noble dining-room, library, billiard-
room, handsome and lofty drawbig-room, conservatory, marble
Oakum. secondary atalrcaar, numerous best bedchambers,
dressing.rooms. complete bath-room, ample servants' bedrooms,
and MMus. the whole replete with comfort and convenient*:
there Is a garden in the rear, with range of hot-houses, vineries,
and melon pita situ capital stall stabling, with bone-boxes,
coachman's-room, and laundry.—For particulars and orders to
view apply to Mr. EDWARD MANSELL, land and estate agent
and valuer, Belgrave square, corner of Nalkin-place, S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

IN the County of SALOP.—Compact and desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE of about 330 acres, with Residence and convenient
Outbuildings.
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD are
Instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Craven Arms
Hotel, adjoining the Craven Arms Junction of the eihrewsbury
and Hereford Railway, on FRIDAY, Feb. 22., at 3, In Three Lou.s
a compact and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising 327
acres of fertile arable, meadow, and pasture land, Interspersed
with thriving plantations, and studded with well-grown orna-
mental timber, lying entirely within a ring fence, and bounded
by good roads. It is distinguished ea Littlehall, and Is situate
in the town ChM, in the county of Salop, si miles from the
market and railway station of Bishops Castle, and
10 miles from the Craven ArmaJunction. There Is • comfortable
residence, well placed and conveniently arranged, and complete
homestead, for the most part built of stone : also an enclosure of
meadow land, ht. gr. 22p., in the township of and an
enclosure of pasture, is, Or. asp., in the of Clan.—
Particulars shortly of Messrs. Smith and Guseotte, solicitors, 19,
Essen street, Strand; of C. T. Woosnam, solidtor, New-
town . of Messrs. Hayward, Shepherd, and Harward, medicirs,
Stourbridge of John Cleave, Esq., solicitor, Hereford ; of J. F.
Symmids, Eat , solicitor, Hereford ; at the Craven Arms Junction
Hotel, and principal Inns adjoinbig ; and of ileatirs. EDVIDI lux
and BOURIELD, 24, Oresham.street. Bank.
London, England, 1867-02-05

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TATTEESALL'S.—MoNDAr.

Although the subscription room was fairly attended
to-day, the preponderance of bookmakers over heelers
was so great as to show at a glance that the transactions
of the afternoon would be limited, and this proved to be
the case. For the Lincoln Handicap the favourite,
Christmas Carol, was alone in request, and S to 1, the
price laid at the clubs in the morning, was industriously
hunted after, but the highest offer was 100 to 15, which,
however, was oonsidervd nut quite good euough. For the
Grand National, Surney was in great request, and freely
supported at 14 to 1, while Columbia and Clansman each
bad friends at IS to 1 and 21 to 1 respectively. On the
City and Suburban a solitary bet of 1,000 to 30 about Ves-
',Ratan was booked ; and it may here be remarked that
this event as a betting race wears at present a most un-
promising appearance. For the Cheater Cup no
more than 1,000 to 70 was offered against Lec-
turer, and 1,000 to GO would have been taken.
Moulsey was inquired after, but the offer of 25 to 1
could only bring forward a proposal to take 30 to 1. 'The
Two Thousand Guineas' betting was remarkable from the
circumstance of Plaudit being backed at his old price, 4 to
1, thus relieving him from the monotonous oscillation be-
tween 44 and 1 to 1, to which he has been doomed for some
weeks past. Hermit was wholly out of favour at 10 to 1
offered, and at the Lama odds the name of Julius was re-
ceived with ominous silence. Vauban exhibited strong
symptoms of vitality, being hacked in several quarters at
100 to 6, and subsequently at 15 to 1 ; while 'Knight of
the Garter, coming to the succour of his stable companion—
Hermit—met with a fair amount of support at 1,000 to
tal, and for smaller amounts at the same rate of odds.
For the Derby, D'Estournel displayed the firmness that
he has hitherto maintained, and the highest offer against
him was 100 to 12 ; 9 to 1 being asked for in vain.
The Rake, whose position and prospects awaken at the
present moment so much anxiety and interest, was again
the centre of attraction, and so soon as 9to 1 was offered
it was accepted to NV/. , by the commissioner wbohas already
so staunchly stood by Mr. Pryor 's colt in the hour of need.
So far as we could observe, however, the confidence reposed
appeared to be confined to this one quarter, so that, not-
withstanding the heavy investment made, the Lane of the

market was but slightly improved. Hermit, the friendlece
and fallen, failed to find a respondent to the ow er
1,000 to 60. Marksmen and Master Butterfly Wels entrusted
with small outlays at their respected quotations ; 1,0i4
to 30 was offered against Vauban, and long price. wen
quoted against three of Count Lagraige's. The final
transaction wee the investment of as" pony " upon the
Splitvots colt at 100 to 1. Appended are the cloaiwg
quotations:

A:e A lb

a 10 I
a IV S
ps
lo
1?) tl
London, England, 1867-02-05

CHAS. AMOTT rind Co. SAINT PAUL'S,
Are now melting 300 Ban Dresses,
Originally 2 guineas and S guineas, at
Its. 9il. and lea. 9d. These goods are quite fresh.
61 and 6!. SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON.
London, England, 1867-02-05

PEREMPTORILY, at the instance of the Mortgagees. RE-
SALE—Alteration in date : Wednesday, March 13, instead of
Feb. 15 —CITY of LONDON. GRACWHURCHSTREET.—
About 12,000 feet of FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD
GROUND, with vacant possession of all but a small portion.
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
are honoured with instructions to announce for SALE
by ACCTION, at the New Auction Mart, Tokenhouselard, Bank
of England, on WEDNESDAY, March 13 Instead of on Feb. 13.
asucilously advertised-, at I precisely, In One Lot, a re-
m important anal valuable FREEHOLD and LONGLEASE OLD ESTATE, in the most central position within the
City of London, and unequalled m the facilities it presents for
judicious development. It comprises the singularly extensive
area of about 12.000 feet of vacant land, with possession, situate
on the east side of Orseechurch-street, formerly the site of the
Eagle Hotel and coaching-house, and of the premises
Spread
joining. Also the Freehold House, now standing, No 035, Grace-
church-street. The property pummels a frontage of about CS
feet, a mean depth of about 122 feet, and is almost uncontrolled
by ancient lights: its extreme availability for the prosecution of a
well-devised building scheme it thus apparent, and the success
is guaranteed by the centrality of the location ; standing u
It dues in the heart of the City, equidistant from all its
malteds and principal resorts of commerce, and in the
main artery from north to south, It is obvious that noble suites
of chambers would be eagerly sought after by the merchant,
broker, and professional man, and remunerative rents be readily
paid thus rendering the estate almost unprecedented in the
scope which it affords for the prefltable employment of capital,
whether by individual enterprise or public cooperation. The
great success which has attended similar operations in the (My,
even in lesa eligible positions, is fully recognised. Softies it to
refer to Gresham-house, East India-chambers, and the palatial
piles of buildings in Fenchurthetreet, Mincing-lane, and else-
where. The tenure is as follows :—About 7,000 feet of the land
are freehold, and the remainder /about 5,000 feet) are held from
the Skinners' Company, under an agreement to grant a building
lease for a term of W years, at only £1,127 12a. per annum
ground rent. No. 85, Gracechurchetreet, is let en lease for a
term expiring at 51 ichaebnu, 1071. Vacant possession of the
whole of the remainder will be given on completion.—Parth
enlani. with plans, are preparing, and may shortly be had of
Messrs. Janson. Cobh, and Pearson, solkitoes, 41, Finsbury-
cirrus: of Messrs. Maynard, lion, Markby, and Denton, solici-
tors, 57, Colemanetreet, E.C. ; at the New Auction Mart, in
Tokenhouse-yard ; on the Premises : and of Messrs. EDWIN
Fox and BoosgistLD, No. 24, Gresham-street, Bank, EC., corner
of Colemanetreet.
London, England, 1867-02-05

ISLINGTON.—Veri eicellest sad Improving FREEHOLD
INVESTMENT.

RS. EDVliiiioand BOUt3FIELD
MESSRS.
directed to SELL by ACCTION, at the Mart, Token-
house-yard, Bank of England, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27, at
precisely, a very secure and desirable Investment In capital
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, neat advantageously situate In laver.
pool-road, Islington, comprising the spacious dwelling-house,
with attractive business premises, No. 27, Fells-terrace, let on
lenses for • term of years from Lady.day, Ih".1, In considera-
tion of the lessee's large outlay on the property, at a rental of
txl in. per annum, with the reversion to the rack rental on the
expiration of such lease in 1911.—May be viewed, and pulley-
larsobtained of Simian Roy and Cartwright. solicitors, 4, Loth.
; at the Mart , and of Meows. EDWIN Fox and EOOB7/111D,
24, am-street, Bank, H.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MEX. in the parishes of DODDINOH UM, DOWN HAM, and
BOUTH HANNINOYIELD, within ears distances ot Brentwood
endaseltnatord.—The HALL and YRINNELL'B !ARM and

WOODS. containingtogether 505 acres also the Advowson of
the Rectory of Doddinghurst, of the annual value of 1605.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and Co.
have received instructions to SUBMIT for SALE, at the
New Auction Mart, Tokenhotne-yant Lothbury, on TUESDAY,
March 12, at 1 precisely In Four Lota, valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situate near Brentwood. and in the parish of Doddhighurst,
the Hall Farm and ISO acres, let on lease to Mr. Baker, at £195
per annum ; Frinanell's Yates, within four miles of Billericay, In
the parishes of Dovntham and South Hiumingfield, with an an-
cient mansion, extensive buildings, and 331 acres, let on lease to
Messrs. Blyth, at a rental of C4OO per annum, woodland, about
14 acres, in hand, with a registered title. Also the Advowson
of Doddinghunt, with excellent parsontoce and about 18 tad
of glebe land, with the rent charge lu lieu of tithes, amounting
to £825 per annum, subject to the life of the incumbent, age tit
years.
Particulars and plans may be had at the White Hart, Brent-
wood; Saracen's Head, Chelmsford; White Hart, /Westford ;
of R. H Pagans, Esq., solicitor, Brentwood: at the New Au.>
Don Mart, Dikenhoute.yard : andat the oflices of Messrs Han-
instrwiteß CLARK, and Co., No. 6, Laucaster.place, Strand, Lon-
don,
London, England, 1867-02-05

WESTBOURNE-PARK.--Capital SMALL INVESTMENT.
MR. J. C. RICKABY is instructed to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Mart, Bank, on THURSDAY, Pak
38, at 12 for 1, the TWO substantially built RANGES of
TIIREE-STALL STABLING, with commodious dwelling rooms
over, let and producing L6O per annum, held for Pt years.
Ground rent LS per annum each.—May be viewed, and particu-
lars, with conditions of sale, had of W. If. Orchard, Pao., soli-
citor, 5. John-street, Bedford-row at the Mart . and at the
Auction and Estate Moak 6, Warwick-coact, Graralan, W.C.

THE beautiful DECORATIVE FURNITURE, old Sevres and
Dresden Porcelain, Pictures, Plate and Plated Ware, Henke; I
of China and Glam. a Library of elegantly bosindpooks, beau-
tlful old French Furniture, ands other property of a gentle
man : reasoned from a mansion In the vicinity of London.
W. PHILLIPS teipectfully announces that he
will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New
Bond-street, on MONDAY, Eels. If. cad following days, helitl•
ttftll DECORATIVE FURNITURE: including fine Louis XVI.
commodes, a pair of cabinets with plaques of rare plena
0010113111011 bonbeur du Jose. secretaire, and several tables
enriched with old Rare., bronze and marble groups and
figures, rare old genes and Dresden cabarets, camolettes, cups
nod saucers, old ormolu clocks and vases, • pair of old Vene-
tian candelabra, a collection of choice cabinet pictures by the
old master,, including works by Wouvermana, Iloucheron,
Ruysdael, Tenter', Snyder', Jan Steen Watteau, Lancret,
and others : and of the modern Enttish school, examples
by Hogarth. Eastlake, Modal:al, Hamad , and others of equal
Interest : a library of 1.000 volumes of books to bandsome Mod.
Inge, Items of old chased plate, and a nide 'mice of plate
ware—The perverts on view two days previously, and catalogues
bad at ILL 11111Lirtt's oaten, 73, New Bond-street,
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GUILFoRDSTREET and CAROLINE-PLACE.—Yahablo
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY for Inregmest

IVrRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
eleivotl instructions from the Executors of the late
Miens M. and S. Pitcairn to OFFER for SALE, at the Dart, in
Tokentiouse-lard, ntnt the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, Feb.
15, at I, valuakble
London, England, 1867-02-05

EARL'S-COURT-GARDENS, KENSINGTON.—DestrabIe LONG
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, producing a rental of £252 per an-
num, sad affording en excellent opportunity for a Sound In.
vestmesL

MEIMRE. VENTOM, CLARKE, and BULL
will SELL by AUCTION at the Mart, Tokenhouge.yard,
on TUESDAY, Feb. 26, at 12 for 1, In Lola, Nix Substantially-
built Private ILE4IDENCIII, of attractive elevations, with fore.
courts and walled nankeen the rear, being Noe. 3.4, 7. 8,9, and
10, Earts-courtgardeng, Earrecourt-road. Let to highly.napret-
able tenants at very moderate rents, amounting to .c2.lr_ per an-
num, and held under generate leases for an unexpired term of
8.5 years, at a ground rent of CS par annum each hou.e.-3lay be
viewed by perudealon of the tenants. Particular. may be ob-
tained of W. M. Daubney, Esq., solicitor, Greet Grimsby, IJn.
colnghlre ; of Mr. J. Gay, house aaggeent, Alexander-An.e. ]tromp-
ton; at the Mart; and of the duetloeeeru, 8, Bucklerabiu7, P.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

ST. PANCRAN—A WELL-SECURED GROUND BENT W
EN met

MR. J. C. RlCKABlitas received instructions to
SELL by AUCTION. on THURSDAY, Feb. 18, at the
Mart, Bank, at 12 for 1, the LEASEHOLD GROUND RE3 Ts,
amounting to .‘49 net, derived trom Noe. 1, t, and 3, Old Gold-
Ington-arcet, St. Cunene. let on leases at rentals amounting to
about £l3 per annum. held for 01 years nnespized.—Auction
Olices, 0, Warwick-court, Holborn.
London, England, 1867-02-05

WALTON ON.THAMES, SURREY within a abort distance of
the Stag2n.7-yery dvairable FREEHOLD MT.TE, known

C7ou7cia,anci
about 53 acres of Land, abutting on good roads, and tmme-
diate available for building p
MRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and Co.
are instructed to SELL, at the New Auction Mart, Token.
house-yard, Lothbury, on TUESDAY, March 12, at 1 precisely, a
valuable

FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATE,
situate within five minutes walk of the Walton Station of the
London and South Western Railway; comprising a very desir-
able family residence, known as Ryden, containing every accom-
modation for a respectable family, with coach-house, stable,
farmery, large wailed garden, with grapery and greenhouse,
outer garden, pleasure grounds, tastefully disposed with gravel
walks, park studded with full-grown timber and clump. of ever-
There is a neat entrance lodge, with detached farm-
eflrdiL , two cottages, with gardens, and about SS acres of
land. The whole admirably adapted for residential enjoyment,
or Is immediately available for building purposes; numerous
ars•clant villas are springing np In every direction. There is a
frontage of nearly a mile to the Walton and Horsham turnpike
roads, a stream passes through the centre of the property, the
neighbourhood h proverbially healthy and very select. Fogies-
don will be given on completion of the purchase.
May be viewed ; and particulars had at the Duke's Head and
Halfway House Inns, Walton ; the Hand and Spear Hotel, Way-
bridge ; of Messrs. Abbott, Jenkins, and Abbott, 8, New-inn,
Strand ; at the place of sub ; and at the cacti of Messrs. FAIL -
110THIR, CLARK, and Co., 5, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

ALBERT-TERRACE, Albert-gate, Hyde-park.
FURNISHED SMALL RESIDENCE. Mr. EDWARD
MANSELL Is favoured with Inatructions to LET, for three or six
months, a well-arranged RESIDENCE, containing, on third floor,
two bedrooms; on second floor, best bedroom, with morning-
room adioining, two drawing-rooms, dining-loom, and suitable
oats'''. Rant, five guineas per week for three months, or IGO
guineas for Ms mouths.--Tor particulars and orders to view
apply to Mr. EDWARD MANSLLL, land valuer and auc.
tioneer, Belgravomuare, corner of HWMn.place, S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

CAMDEN-TOWN. LEASEHOLD SEMI-DETACHED RESI-
DENCE, in ST. AUGUSTINE'S-ROAD close to the Camden-
tone station on the North London Itailway.—For Occupation
or Investment.

MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
will SELL. at the Auction Mart, Tokenbouseyard, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27, at I precisely, a substantial Brlek-built
Semi-detached, 11270DENCE, of modern elevation, agreeably
situate, and being No. 13, St. Augustinewroad, Camden-aware,
containing three sitting rooms, five bed rooms, drowsing room,
and domestic Alas, garden in the rear, and forecourt. The
house has recently been thoroughly repaired, and Is In the oc-
cupation of the owner. Poesesdon can therefore be had, or it
will command • rental of LSO per annum. Held for 79 years
unexpired, at a ground rent of ES per annum— May be viewed
between 12 and a and particulars obtained of D. W. Le6s, Esoi ,
solicitor, 52, Frith-street, Soho; upon the premises; at the
Mart, iu Tokenhonae-yard ; and of Messrs. EDWIN Fox and
LMOSMILD, Ye, Gresham-Street, Bank, EC., corner of Coleman.
street
London, England, 1867-02-05

PECK HAM, in the High-street, and in the direct route of the
Loudon, tliatliam, and Dover Company's new link line from
Walworth-rood to Peckham Junction, a meet important ad-
junct to the whole of their system, and essential to the success
of the Crystal Palace line, whith therefore is sure to be made.
—Valuable and important FREEHOLD ESTATE.
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
win SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, in Tokenhouse-
yard, on an early day unless an acceptable offer shall be pre-
viously made
~ a valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY ; comprising
several houses and shops in the High-stmt, near Rye-lane; a
noble family house, In the rear, standing In nearly an acre of
land, upon which about 30 houses may be judiciously erected :
awl an unoccupied plot of building land, available for 15 houses.
Detailed advertisements shortly, and in the meantime particulars
may be obtained of Messrs. EDWIN Fox and EaktarlELD, 24,
Oreshatu.street, Bank, LC., corner of Coleman-street.
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RICHMOND and HAlL—Valuable FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD
and LEASEHOLD ESTATES.
ME!!RS. VENTOM, CLARKE, and BULL
instructed to HELL by AUCTION, at the Castle
Hotel, Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, at 2 foe 3
by order of the Executors mid Trustees under the slO of
Edward Saunders, deceased, the following ELIGIBLE PRO-
PERTIES, In Fourteen lots —Lot 1. A Freehold Beer House,
with Shop, The Odd Fellows' Arms, at Richmond. Surrey : let to
Mr. Eden at /GS per annum ; also a Freehold Dwelling House
adjoining, let at 4a. per week.-7. A Freehold Beer iiolll.B, with
Shop, The Prbinve of Wales, in Red Lion-street, Richmond let
to Mr. Hunt at En per annum-3. A Freehold Cottage adjoin-
ing lot 2, let at is. per week-6. A Freehold Cottage adjoin-
ing lot 3, and let at is, per week--e. A Copyhold Malt
House at Mohamed; let, together with lot 6, to Mr. Chat-
taway. at E 45 per ammo ; also • Cellar under, let to
Mr. Ellis on lease at £2O per annum —6. A Co bold
Cottage opposite lot 5.-7. A Copyhold Beer-house, the Canter-
bury Hall, situate in Kew.road. Richmond, opposite to the roil-
way station : let to Mr. Perry, at EIS per annum.-8. A Copy-
hold Beer-house, the Tam O'shanter, situate opposite St. John's
Church, Richmond ; let to Mrs. Bishop at £l5 per annum.-9. A
Copyhoki tiewasse, adjoining lot 0 let to Mr. Startle, on lease.
at E 26 per annum.-10 A Copyhold M being No. 13,
Richmond-green, at the corner of Brewer's. e: let to Mr.
Taylor at Els per anuum.-11. A Leasehold Beer-house the
Jolly Anglers, situate in Whlteeross-Ixdldings. Richmond : let to
Mr. Unveil at L2O perannum.-12. A Leasehold Beer-house, with
Shop, the Castle, situate at New Richmond ; let to Mr. Tenfold
at E2O per annum ; also • Cottage adjoining, let at 35. per week.
—l3. A Leasehold Beer-house. with Shop, and adjoining Mee-
tinge, the White Horse, situate at Marsh-gate. Richmond : let to
Mr. Ringer at e.. 83 per annum-14. A Leasehold Beer-house, the
Fox and Goose, near Ham-common, Surrey : let to Mrs. Ellis, at £l7
perannum also adetached cottage and garden adjoining, under-
leased to Mrs. Doddrell at Ea 10s. per annum and • piece of
garden ground adjoining, let to Miss Long, at El Ue. per annum.
—Mk be viewed by permission of the tenants. Partkulan may
be had of Messrs. Paton and Hallam, solicitors, 8, New Boswell-
cowl, Lincoln's-inn, and Arragon.road, Twickenham , at the
L.Satle Hotel, ,and at the Brewery, Richmond; and of the Auc.
Gorman, 8, Bucklershary,