The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-01 00:00:00

ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.--Sole Lew* PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
end Manager, Mr. VINING.—SUMNIE SELSON.— I •
Doors open at half-past 7 • rformances commence at 8 o'clock .
pe.eta.iy. ra lvEit EVE. or, daring the week anew atat LEANER 011 SOLICITORS AND FURTH= PARTICULARS TO MI
original Drama, in Three Acta, by Watts Phillips, Req., entitled I OBTAINED AT TEI OPFICRI OP TEI OEM tuaturnaut,
TIM HUGUENOT CAPTAIN. Principal characters s—Mra Stir- , COURT OE RAMILRUPTCT, BAIIINCHIALLAITIESTA
Mlle Neilson, Miss Augusta Thouipeou, Mr. George Honey, BAN/ERUPTS.
and Mr. Vb_dng.
_Grand Ballet of Bohenalans, in which Messieurs WILLIAM TIMM DAT, Forest-hill-road, Peckham-rye, jogrney-
Malltolet, fAwoolio. How4So• and Honwoldel will upper. New man public-house Otter, to surrender August 17, t "
Beenery by Mr. F. Lloyds. JANES BURTON, Binerneld-streek Odedonian•road, ageneralsmith,
I August 13, at 12.
"'MISDEAL PHOTOGRAPHIST, INVENTOR wituax STILL, Winchester, imam , Anglia 13, a 2.
_EI of the CARTE de VISITE, Patent the 27th of November, WILLIAM GARBS, 9h r,
r, August IS, at It
1854,70, Tl, 72, BROOK4STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE, and for °Waal mums. Sal/drawn. Isle of Wight,eontractor,Ang.l3, at 1.
EQUESTRIAN PORTRAITS at HEREFORD LODGE,
des Rev. JO-lAN Baart.Err, Sidenham, Kent, clerk in holy orders,
OTER-ROAD, OLD BROMPTON-ROAD, and,. Boulevard des August 17, at 12-
Halms, Paris. 11r. DISDERI Immo bALII 06,000 CARTES de HENRY EDWARD HARROW, Keyhavin, Hampshire, retired mill-
VISITE of all the CELEBRITIES of the Day, and PANORAMIC tar! officer, August 13, at 11.
VIEWS. ESTABLISHMENTS in LONDON, paßot, 1/ADRID, HENRY Com,Tßa, Gloucester-road, Camberwell, solicitor's Berk,
and TOULON, for enlargements up to life size. I August 18, at 1.
ELIAS BONNET!, Milton-next-Sittingbourne, and Sittinglioume,
IThISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST to ! Kent, builder, August 17, at It
HENRY LAURENCE Tolitie TsCiluDT YOE USTZE, Victoria Hotel,
.11_, H. L MAJESTY the E'MPF.ROR NAPOLEON lIT. and Euston-aquare, mine proprietor, August 17, at 12.
the IMPERIAL FAMILY ; Mee, to IL I. MAJESTY the NUPE- JAMES ArrnEws, Finsbury-glace, china dealer, Aug. 10, at It
ROB of ALL the RUSSIAS ;to H. MAJESTY the QUEEN ef ALFRED CHARLIS Ernie, Hastings, victualler, August 10, at 12.
SPAIN and the ROYAL FAMILY •to H. MAJESTY the KING CHARLES JAMES WENT, Maidstone, manure merchant,Ang 10,at 1.
of ITALY ; to H. MAJESTY the 'Law a HOLLAND; to H. . WILLIAM (Mouse GRILL Quinton, Keut,victualler,Aug. 10, at 2.
MAJESTY the KING of PORTCOAL ; to the IMPERIAL WILLIAM Devoustire•tensee, Kingsland-green, clerk
ACADEMY of MUSIC: PHOTOGILiPIiER of the PALACE of ie her Majesty's Customs, August 10, at I
the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION of 1835, de. - HEN
A Rif PREScorT, Palace Hotel, Beeldugham-gate, gentleman,
gnst 10, at
BAIIVEL HENRY RAEFORD, Lewisham, Kent, horse dealer,
August 10, at L
JOHN RALPH SNEYD Pownm,-1-ptonroad, De Beauvoir-town,
commercial traveller, August la, at 12.
THOMAS ISTINCHCOMEIC, Cloth-fair, woollen draper, Aug. 13, at L
Joni HALL Wooing, Saasm-rossl. Hollows/, loarnayssen brawl
IL at L
IMM/o‘l6l4Httgr. Guildford. coal merdhant, Merest 13; aft
JANIS LUNDELL FUGOLE, WNodvillederrace, Mildmay-road,
warehouseman to a belt manuteebtrer. August 13, at S.
CiLtaiga Geogoa Mora,ltall's Pond-road, carver, Aug. 13, at 3.
VICENTE CALIXTO HAUEIE, Great Tower-street, and Xeres de la
Frontera, Spain, sherry shipper, August 17, at 11.
HENRY WILLIAM CRIOISWELL, Tipton, Staffordehlre, iron manu-
facturer, August 13, at 12.
WILLIAM JONES, JOSEPH JOINER, and CHARLES BORIUIY, Healey,
Staffordshire, brewers, August 13, at 12.
010201 BeaßOWs, Longton, altaffordsh.teadealer,Aug.ls.atl2.
JOHN LACEY, 13ridgnorth, wine merchant, August 15, at 12.
JOSEPH CHURCH, Leckhampton,Gloucestersh.huilder,Anglo.atll.
THOMAS DAVID METIER, Haverfordwed, chemist. Aug 10, at 11.
JOHN F 011111114.1 TEMPLER, Sheldon, Devonshire, late captain in
her Majesty's Indian army, August 10, at 12.
RICHARD WIWOTON, Liskeerd, attorney, August 10, at 12.
THOMAS RAISTRICK, Bradford, shoemaker, August Id, at 11.
WILLIAM ADAMSON, Sowerby Bridge,ootton spinner, Aug 16,at 11.
ALEXANDER JAMES PRORRT, Scarborough, professor of music,
August 10, at 11.
EDWARD WILSON, Frbedhorpe,Lincolnah., farmer, August id, at It
EDWARD HENRY TART, Liverpool, druggist, August 10, at 11.
THOMAS WATKINS and ALFRED CH•RLINI JONES, Llansty, Den-
bighshire, iron manufacturers, August 15, at 12.
THOMAS HILL, Liverpool, licensed victualler, August 16, at 11.
JOHN BOWEL, Llangollen, grocer, Angola 13, at 12.
THOMAS BARRETT, Little Lever, near Bolton, and Farnworth,
Lancashire, cotton spinner, Minuet 10, at 12.
GUM MI. WATSON, Salford, publicise, August 13, at 11.
THOMAS RADCLIFFE, Rochdale, waste dealer, August 14, at 12.
WILLIAM THOMAS RICHARDSON, Sunderland, ship broker,
August 20, at 12.
WILLIAM BROWN, Gosport, painter, August 20, at 11.
ISAIAH THOMAS, Pontrhytien,Gbunormansh.,grocer,Aug.l3,Mll.
JOSEPH LEE, Pudsey, Yorkshire, clothier, August 9, at
MICHAEL GEORGE OILIER?, Norwich, August 8, at 11.
Maar GLIDE, Hastings, fly proprietor, August 11, at 11.
JOSEPH Paggnricer,Westfleld, flustex,wheelwright,Aug.ll, at 11.
Wi LIMA M THORNTON, Dewsbury, beerhouse keeper, Aug. 10, at It
Atrago Migmatite ineritoca, Manchester, joiner, Aug. 21, at iO4.
WILLIAM HINET WEIWOOTT, Truro, Cornwall, bookmaker,
August 11, at 4.
ANABELLAS LOW, Sunderland, grocer, August 15, at 12.
JOB BENTLEY, Bootle, near Liverpool, grocer, August 12, at 3.
DAVID YOUNGIIENRAND, Leeds, wheelwright, August 13, at 1.
NICHOLAS ODTHRIE, Stockton-on-Tees, auctioneer. Aug. lb, at 10.
ISAAO CATTLE, Cardiff, butcher, August la, at 11.
JOSEPH Pavioug, Tamworth, builder, August 7. at 10.
EDWARD GINN, gen., Lincoln, anctionser,August 11, at 11.
SAMUEL SWAN BODLToN,GrestYarinouth.carpenter,Aug.l3, at 11.
THOMAS SAGE BENFLYN, Great Yarmouth, baker, auseAl3, at 1.
WILLIAM DRAMA Hemel Hempstead, Herta, August 11. at 11.
WILLIAM BOOTH, Sheffield, engineers tool maker, August 13, at I.
WILLIAM M'Gormue, gheilleld, beerhouse keeper, August 13,at 1,
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
July RI HENRY PHILLIPS, Edgbaston, Warwickahire, professor
of music.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
GEORGE YOUNG, Banatead, cattle dealer—lit dividend of Bs. it,
(on account a 12s. 4d. to new proofs August 1, and three
Enhilmlient Wedisaudels. at Edwards'. Baninahall.street.
BORERS EDWARD ED. and GEoROZ CUTUPS, jun., Wenlock-road,
boilermakers-Ist dividend of 35. 62. you account of
on new proofs!. August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edwards, Buingliall-street
BEORON SIMONS and Moses Smogs, King's-square. Gosengimed,
watch manufacturers-6th dividend of Wedd te. fal. to new
pmoffe, August 1. and three subsequentneadsys, at 'Ed-
wards', Basingludlstreet.
THOMAS JACEsoN Cannon-street, contractor-2nd dividend of
144. lead Es. Eltd. to nevi:roots), Asmast 1, and three subse-
quent Wednesdays, at wards', Basinghall-street.
JAMES BONNE, Ma., Maldstoue, hatcher-Ist dividend of Sid.,
August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba-
singhall-street.
BORERS LEO°, Farnham, Surrey, coal merchant—let dividend of
4d., August 1, and three sabsequent Wednesdays, at Ed-
wards', Sadnethall•street.
'Amu Fautrrort, chrtatthurelt, Hampshire, builder—let divi-
dend of is. 04.1., August 1. and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edwards', Basinghallatreet.
CH ARLIN BARNRs. Counbridge, talloe—d dividend of 3.1.,
August 1, arid three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba-
singliall-street.
JAMES OEOSOI PICKERING, Ridley-road. Milstein, gentleman-
-Ist dividend of 7s. Id., August 1, and three subsequent Wed-
nesdays, at Edwards', Basingliall-street.
Jong Emma 10928, Marylebonstane, draper- let dividend of
fia. Old., August 1 and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed-
wards', Bashighall.street.
WILLIAM LINFIELD, Pulborough, Sussex. grocer—lst dividend of
4s, 44d., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays., at Ed-
wards, Ilasingball-street
STEPHEN CRANE, Love-lane, Eastcheap, wholesale grocer —lst
dividend of ts. id.. August 1, and three subsequent Wednes-
days, at Edwards, liasinghallstreet.
JAMES BUTLER, Portsea, mast and oar maker—let dividend of
,Au 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, wat Ed-
rds', Msinghall-street
JANIS SAUNDERS, Chilworth, Surrey, farmer-Ist dividend of
25, 100., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed-
wards', Basinghall-street.
Geoein Visa, Huntingdon.street, Itingsland•road, shoe menu
facterer-Ist divkiend August I, and three subsequent
Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghall-street.
Elms BROAD, New-road, Hammersmith. widow—lot dividend of
fa., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's,
Basin ith all-street
MERRY CHATMAN, FountainMt, Quayside, commission agent
dividend of Id., August 1, and three subsequent Wednes-
days at Edwards', BadneWl-street.
JoHN SNOW, Winchester, pork butcher—Est dividend of Is. Od.,
August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba-
Martian-street.
Roaatt. COOpER, Bridge-street, Westminster, licensed victualler
—lst dividend of 12s. Oel , August 1. and three subsequent
Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinehall-street
EDWARD BENSITT HARRIS, Stamford, urocer—lnd dividend of
Is *I., July 30, and three subeequent Mondays, at Harris's,
Nottingham.
JoHN WEBB, Lichfield, grocer-Ist dividend of Sa Od., any
Thursday, et Kinneare, Birmingham.
MATTHEW Long, Wolverhampton. grocer-Ist dividend of
4s. old. /upon sew proofs, berg part of a Ist dividend of
Os. Bd.l. any Thursday. at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
AARON JENNENS and JOHN BETTRIDOR, Birmingham, pinta,
macbe manufacturers-3rd dividend of 2s. td., any Thursday,
at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, Harbome, Staffordshire, soap manufacturer
—lst dividend of ls. ld., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bir-
mingham.
THOMAS BMWS, Birmingham, lamp nuianfacturer—lst divi-
dend of 10d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
31•LARTT and Co., Liverpool, merchants-2nd dividend of
0 13-lid, any Wednesday, st Turner's, Liverpool.
GEORGE 31CRcHit, Cariisle, insurance agent—lst dividend of
Is. fkl., any Saturday, at Laidnan's Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Isamu. Devisee) 2, Stockton-upon-Tess, clothier-Ist dividend
of Is. 10d., any Saturday, at faidroan's Neereastle.npon-Tyne.
DAVID WALKER SMIERWOOD, Mockto
ayn-upon-Tees, ironmonger-
-Ist divklend old& 4d., any Saturd, at laidman's, Newcastle-
Won-Tine.

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s new process of Mr.
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enlargod on Canvas to any alas. The public can thus obtain a
PHOTOGRAPHIC DRAWING, by means of which sikiful artists
attache' to tho house can, on simple indications, such as tho
colour of the oomplesion, the eyes and the hair, obtain a splen-
did and truthful OIL PRINTING.
It. DISDERI'S new process la valuable in this respect, that It
avoids the tediousness of beg sittings, and also adds to the
charms of oil painting the grant advantages ot the truthhilneas
and accuracy of Pbotogra .
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and for Equestrian Portraits at Hereford Lodge, Gloncester-rdad,
Old Bromptaa-road.

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20, 'O, to &Xi guineas: akin single 'asthma' of Minerals, Rocks,
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and Mineralogy by Mr. Tennant, PALS., 140, Strand, W

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Every description of PICTORIAL WORK for Publishers,
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sent tree by reborn of post.

FOREIGN WINE 8, cheap and pure;
Catalonian Sherry. Ira Ed.: Andalusian Port, lie
Preach, ; French Sherry, 16aper down ; Maid** VW ed.
Macon, 21a ; Bou 11100, l7a ed. ; Chablis, kla ; H Els. to
; and Sparkling Rock and Mosel*&men Cognac
Brandy, pale or brown, 40a • dozen, bottles Included. Terms
cub.
Cage paid upon fear dawn Into the country.
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Invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well
as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or
trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the
most limpid fluid by no ty can be disturbed. Price 9a.,
15.. 141., to emit 44, 9, and 19 gallon casks.
S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
BlVj°V
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Price 4e. ed. ditto, electroplated. 9s.—Apply direct to JAMES
BARLOW, patentee. 14, ling William-street. Menaion-house.
Bee that his woe and 'Adria are on every article : all others
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pan.ups and COMPANY'S TEAS are
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STRONG to PM BLACK TEA, Is. id., !a, fa lA, fa, Ss. 41
Yost delicious BMA Tea is now only is If. per pound. Pure.
rich, rare, cholas rodeo, U. ed., la OA, la ad.
PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King Wllilantaireet,
City, London, LC.
A vice current fres Sugars at market prima
PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage tree within sight
miles of No. 8, King WUBameareet ; 401 worth carriage free fa
any railway station or market town in England.—Phillips and
Ce. have no agents, aro say connexion with any home in Nor
center or Swiussea.

SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.
a a JOHNSTONE and Co. beg to Inform the public they
will CLOSE their DRAPERY and BURN LSH IRO WAYEHOUSES
at TWO o'clock on SATURDA YS.
GREAT WESTERN HOUSE,
109, 110, 111, llt, EDGWARE-ROAD, and
1,2, A THWATTES-PLACR, London,
Within &few yards of the Edgware-road Station, on the Metro-
politan Railway, and flys minutes' walk from the Great Western
Railway Station.—July, 1200.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who
require good and fashionable ORM, and do not
mind paying a fair price, can depead on the best 'materials and
latest style at
HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, 105, STRAND.
N.B. The Trouserinp are of patterns and textures/hat cannot
be excelled.
106, Strand, opposite Itzeter-ball

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at the Royal College of Surgeons, and principal hospitals.
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EASY as A B C.—Alphabetical Arrangement of
the Railway Stations in Great Initaln.—lletropolltan and
Suburban Railway Arrangtmenta. Fares from London. Distances
from London, Cab Earns from the London Stations, Hotels In
London. Hotels in the Country, Amusements In London, Free
Exhibitions la London, Steam Vessels leaving London, Parts from
London. Tourist krrannements for the Summer, and other Infor-
mation to travellers, in the ABC RAILWAY GUIDE for Augu.t.
MOO ad., post fret Bd.—London : W. Twoedie, 337, Strand.

(PROM LAST NIGHT'S OAIETTR.)
WHITEHALL, JULY 28. —The Queen has been
pleased to direct letters patent to ho passed under the
Great Seal, grunting the dignity of a Baron of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Lieutenant-
General the Right Hon. Sir Hugh Henry Rose, G.C.8.,
G.C.5.1., General Commanding her Majesty's force' in
that part of the said United Kingdom called Ireland, and
the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name,
style, and title of Baron Strathnairn, of Stratbnalin,
in
the county of Nairn, and of Jhanai, in the East Indies.
WHITEHALL, JULY 30.—The Queen has been
pleased topresent the Rev. John 11`Dougall to the church
at Curnoch, in Stratliconan, in the presbytery of Dingwall
and shire of Roes, vacant by the transportation of the
Rev. James Skinner Mackenzie to the church and pariah
of Little Dunkeld.
OSBORNE, JULY 26.—The Queen was this day
pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon William
Bovill, Esq., M.P., Q.C., her Majesty's Solicitor•GeneraL
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JULY 30.—The Queen has
been pleased to appoint Lieutenant Walter George Stir-
ling, Royal Horse Artillery, to be an extra Groom in Wait-
ing to her Majesty.
Foams-07ms, JULY 23.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint William Gifford Palgrave,
to be her Majesty's consul at the ports of Soukhouni
Ka a and Redout Kale.
INDIA-OFFICE, JULY 27.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Sir Benson Maxwell, Knight, at present
recorder of Prince of Wales's Island, to be recorder of
' Singapore. The Queen has also been pleased to appoint
William Hackett, Eaq., late chief justice of the Gold
Coast, to be recorder of Prince of Wales's Island.

DIVIDENDS.
August 14. T. Kindle, Everton and Garton, Lancashire,
bnilder—Augttst 14. A. Glendiang and G. Duncan, Liverpool,
mschinista—August 15. J. .fttMtW. Liverpool. clerk—August 24.
P. Hagen. Salford, shoe manufacturer—August 24. A. Barter,
Dodford Ledge, near Weedon, Northamptonshire, manager of
an iron ore company—August IL F. W. Woodford, Sindown,
Isle of Wight, late licensed victualler—August 15. Y. Dennison,
Suington, Yorkshire, farm labourer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Hart and C. Hill, Scarborough and Melton, Yorkshire,
tallors—W. North and J. Granger, Mold, Flintahire, cadmasters
—W. Lucy and S. Gregory, Tichborne-court, High Holborn,
printers-11. Bishop and H. Smith, Birmingham, coal merchants
—J. Lever and H. Bennett, Grays-Innsoad, linendrapere—E. L
Pease, J. Harris, H. Pease, A. Bitching, J. H. Bowman, J. Buck-
ton, R. Thompson, and T. Ilauray, Darlington, Durham, iron-
masters, so tar as regards R. L. Pew—L Ingham. J. ['gluon,
and W. Ingham, Birstal, Yorkshire, carpet manufacturers—M.
Bower and J. H. Bower, Birmingham, wine merchants—E Bates
and T. 11111, Wolverhampton, brassfounders—H. Beaumeet
otherwise Raynor and J. Raynor, Barnsley, Yorkshire, pork
butchers—J. Wakeman, yen., and W. Hopkins, Birmingham,
screw manufacturers—J. Been sad W. G Crewe. Cheshire.
I and Cirm Bran, Monmouthshire, buildup-4. F. Starkey and E.
Stewart, Conduit-street,
W New Bond-street, gold lace manufac-
turers—J. Saul and J. akinshaw, Washington, Durham, black-
ing manufacturers—J. Curtis, W. Ballow. and H. Watch, Man-
i chaster, merchants—M. Croedey and M. W. (Wesley,
re Wakefield,
Yorkshire, general smallwa dealers—Elisabeth H end
Elisabeth Pridmore ;now Elisabeth Parker„ East Banned, No
ilbifilantrlfire, milliners—J. Respell and J. W. Montgomerie,
Pembroke Dock, sellmakere—W. T. Broom and A. W. Broom,
Liverpool, general brokers—J. Sharpies and W. H. Layboerne,
Preston, hairdressers—Harriett Hannah Hawkyard and Jane
Ramadan, Huddersfield, tronfectioners-8. Blekeeton and J.
Howarth, Oldham. cotton manufactarers—J. Priestley and J. S.
Hudson, Sharneyford, Lancsahlre, cotton spinners—J. W. 14hy
and J. 0. Rigby, Stockport, cotton dealers—J. Robison and T.
Kershaw, Horbury. Yorkshire, worsted spinners—Jane Trotter
and T. Trotter, Masham, Yorkshire, drapers.
800'1CH SZQIIISTRATIONS.
Amin" Manes, comodadon merchant, August
the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Joss M•Lion, Glasgow, spirit dealer, August 8, at the Faculty
Han, Glasgow.
WuJJAM Baum Gone, Lett% beak der% Mimi it 25
Dowell's Rooms, Zclbs.
Goarox and Banbnro, musk sellers, August % ei Dowers
iesem

On Saturday a deputation from the borough of
New Windsor, consisting of Mr. It. Eykyn, M.P., Mr. C.
Edwards, M.P., Mr. J. Jones, mayor, and Messrs. Cleave,
Holden, Wellman, George, Cooper, and Goddard, Mr.
H. Darvill, town clerk , and Mr. C. T. Phillips, had an
interview with Lord John Diener', at the Office of her
Majesty's Works, Whitehall-place; Sir H. D. Wolff was I
also present. The deputation repreeented that in
next September a new arrangement wee antici-
pated with respect to the contracts for the works
at Windsor Castle. Contracts at present were is-
sued for local competition among the various
branches of the building trade, and each convector
was paid by the government. It was now understood
that it was contemplated to consolidate the several
branches, and to allow London miners to compete for the
various branches in one contract. This was objected to by
the deputation, who insisted that such a course of compe-
tition would be injudicious, injurious, sal most unjust
to the Windsor building trade. It was further urged that
there were many grounds en which Windsor claimed to
be a place is an 113.4111pliasal position, one of them being
that the people of VP-indoor were required to make very
extensive deumestratioiss of loyalty, which could not be
supported if the contracts were taken out of the bands
lof the local badman. Lord J. Mainers informed the
deputation that the subject should receive hie careful
consideration.

Advice' from Baden sonoxince that a Russian,
mama Nariakirie, has for the third Um* this mars broken
aka beak at ea garaiarorhirs.