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No. 6,243.1

MAN /ROM I.IYIRPOOL OR QUEMOTOWN TO
RIM YORK TWICE A WILL
THILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
LAILDXLPHIA STRAIIMIIP COMPANY In de.
mommg their full-maud.adohnllt Iron Screw BtheroMdpe,
sown the United
TROY L1Y115701.0 ter NEW YORK :
CITY OP 00111 C. Friday, August 10.
CITY OF PARIS, Wednesday, August 15.
CITY OF MANCHE:MR, Saturday, August 18.
And every Wedaeaday and alterthle Fridays and MR:MO&
Cards Vamp try the suall steamers sallies every Wedocoday,
ty, and 61 guineas, according to the accommodation.
yorrard purge includes ato simply cooked provisions.
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km Canada and the United Meths booked through on rvagatageoas terms—Tor farther particulars aptyyll
wpJiAY INMAN, 18, Water-.best, Usempoei ; end to
sed MACEY. 61, Mai Vrthiamotreet. Loadem.

GREAT EXHIBITION at STOCKHOLM.
VI NOTICE to PA.4IYENOIRS.—Ths splendid twin *crew
00111, MARY, Captain T. LEGE, will sail for GOTHENBURG
op SATURDAY, Ilth August, rallies at Blackwell for passengers,
le pm. (weather permittiter. Arerage sea pump accomplished
ps the unparalleled time of 40 hours. By this roues
proceed from Gothenburg to Stockholm by rail In ten rjangsearld
are thus enabled to reach Stockholm In three days from London,
miring at least three days' sea passage. —Tor freight or passage
swO at CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, Ragentecirona, W. ; or to
PHILLIPPS, GRAVEL PRIELIPPS sad Co., St. Dunstan's-
boom, E.C.

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The Nether-
lands Steamboat Company& fast aad favourite steamer
SAYAVUEN, Cyosizi W. /writ, sail, STINT SUNDAY from
Pannswiek-wharf, Blaelnrall, at 11 a.m., and returning trom Not-
Orbs every Tuesday. Peres: fisioon. Al Ss. : furs eabia. Lfia.—
Alio the maw steams: IfYILNOORD, Captain IL Yu I ILA
fiDenTevree, NYEZT ITIZT loaltuca arty,
now Rotterdam every San —Forfrilipt orss.ga
to GIPPS, GRAVES, P PS and Co., Dim-
sheum, Z.C. ; or to CIWIDPS natranni-salen Rapes-
stows. W.

ItOYAL PRINCESS'S THICATRE, —Sole Lessee
and Manager, Mr. VINING.-BIIMMiIt WILSON.—
Aeon open at ball. put 7 ; rimming= 00111111181888 at 8 giolock
pecissly. EVE. IN during the =A, a nur and
gilalDrama, In Throe Asia, ley Watie .Philliph Li., entitled
l UGUINOT CAPTAIN. Principal charaoters:—Mm &P-
-pm Was Neilson, Min Awning' Thompson, Mr. George Honey,
end Mr. Yining. Graud BAJPI of Bohemians, la which Messieurs
Appoint, Clodoche. Coma* and Nonsknde will appear. New
oppay by Mr. Y. Lloyds.

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wrikTGARIAN, French, German, and Spanish
111. :—W12411 DEPOT.—kLES_ OWI. 411. Botolpla-iaaa, fast-
el.C.—Oood Hungarian dinner wine. ifs. to Us. ; lined
flOsik) M. Champagne, 16a. to Ms. Sparkling Moselle and
ns. toffs. Sample bottles can be obtained—Agents wanted

-VICKEL SILVER. —A solid, hard, white meta),
.1.1 warranted to keep He colour. Tee spoons, 21. per dozen .
dessert spoons and forks, 7s. dd.. table spoons and forks, 13
all tap size. Smaller quantities sold at the NAM low rata On
eaestpt of cash, sent anywhere carriage tree.
mut H. WAINWRIGHT, FURNISHING IZONMONORE,
185, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGIS-ROAD. a.

VNGRAVING on WOOD.
KA Wary description of PICTORIAL WORK lor Publishers,
mates, and Land supplied at moderate charges by
NAAR. US. litraudos. Book and kale of Price
sent tree by settles of post.

lIIHE GENTLEMAN'S PATENT POCKET-
J. BOOK (sent direct from the manufacturers') in best Bas-
tian leather, beautifully tined with red or green silk, contains
Mamie compartments for gold, silver, and beak-notes, postage
sod receipt stamp pockets, ivory tablet and metallic pencil, ink
mast sliding ivory pen.bale, superior pearl-handle pen-
knife, Inver toothpick, tweezers, and nail-file, all secured in very
mull compass, and fastened by patent gilt clasps—Free by post
tur 00 stamps to any part.
O. and W. MARTIN, Derlses, Wilts.

THOR2HER and GLENNE, OUTFITTERS.
Bnly establishment In London, next door to &menet-
bonte, Strand. N.B. Lista of nor-emery want for every purpose
ord appointment to hulls, Chin, and the Wank., will be for.
nirded on app/Icatlou.

• PECTACLES are NECESSARY
•
• • N the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after reading
N the print blends, and the letters appear
to be amble
WREN more light than formerly is requisite—
example:
the candle is placed between the eyes
and the book ;
NVrilN objects must be held further off to be
sEsan more clearly:
much difficulty is found in threading a
The above are premonitory signs of decoying sight, and indi-
goes that an optician should be consulted without delay. From
Meg and extensive practice Mews. Thomas Harris and Son are
fully cnmpetest to advise on all matters pertaining to the rem.-
rej.defective sight. They skilfully adapt lenses, perfect?" true,
requisite power, and likewise they fudielotudy select a
spectacle frame of the form most becoming to the face. THOMAS
HAMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family, o melte the
British Museum gates, London (their only house). ed
UM. Caution.—No travellers or agents.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL.—Thin elegant
fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for
lts unprecedented success during the last silty years in promot-
ing the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It
prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens week
hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandruff, and makes it beauti-
fully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it is especially re-
commended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair,
while Ha introduction Into the nursery of royalty, and the high
intent In which it la universally held, with numerous teatime.
skis conetantly received of its efficacy, afford the best and surest
proofs of its merits. Rice Ss. W., 7a, 10a. 6d., equal to four
=ad 213. per bottle.—Sold at Hi, Hatto
bfn-garden, and by
and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands' acaosar 011.

TIELICATE and CLEAR COMPLEXIONS,
-1-47 with a delightful and by oaths the
*detested UNITED RERVICEINICIUPPVIM, ad. and ed,
inch.—Manafactured by J. C. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh.
Latina Order of your chemist, grow, or chandler.

DE. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
sawn Wing remedy, prepared without any mercurial
breakalt, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious
OM liver complains, indigestion, wind, spares giddiness,
nem al the eyes, &e. For habitual costiveness, as • family
soonan medicine, and u a purifier of the blood, they are truly
inedient mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach,
gm mate appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the
whole nervous system. gold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, Ling
Wlllhastreet, Charing-cro aunty most druggista,
and three times thein one, 2a. W. Be sure to
oak for Dr. Boott's Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are In •
gears peen package, with " William lambert" engraved on the

THBEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious
altCHt Liver Complaints, FRAMPTON'S TILL of HEALTH.
I* by an Medicine Vendors, MIL lid. and Oa, boa :or
silisimel through any Chomist.

:FOZEAITS COPAHINE BINGE the only
‘P French preparation adopted by the hues Academy and
Union College of Surgeons on the report of Mews. Werke,
Blend. Uoyd, Poland and Legros Clark (" Lancet," Nov. 6,
VIM, rues In an avers6e of six days either recent or chronic—
Id, at O. JODIAti'B, French chemist, 69, Ilaymarket. Pest
IM 4% receipt of ea 6i

rINVICIORA'rPirE NERVINE ESSENCE.
t. most scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri-
lhe cordial ever introduced • restores to Outs normal condition
Vibe seerstiens, on the Integrity of which perfect health de.
PMII. It is a specific for debility of all kinds, and from its com-
ma' among other ingredients pepsine and phosphate of soda,
Mime hbthly beneficial to the nirvana and 0510E141e. Prim
YeeaPar
BAULG bottle, or tour quantitee in 1 for tta Sole Afiew.b
ARTIN and Co., SiO, Oxfordetreet, WA t Oallesstreet, Irenchircbeereet, KC. London.

THB FLORENCE GALLERY.-NEW
Burrts.—The Bi'ILDWR of THIS WEZII, 4d., or by
eantalas line view and plan of Cavendish Hotel, gain-
; the orient and date of Arabic Minerals, with Illustra-
ting : the new Health Act on the cottages of Ere:: Flitch
Alkali Works; additions to the Florence Gallery:
MINI Decoration : Fish as food ; the Ordnance Survey, and
vttkMl other articles, with all the news, artistic and sanitary.
3.1'01h-street Covent-garden, and all Newsmen.

Tana.—All animal, nays the Darwinian theory
*Jac from an aquatic origin ; witness, not merely the
Zlingtrtf their tails, but the simple presence of a tail
en a lion, about to make the fatal spring, lashes
Ins,.„ tail, it is only an innate habitual trick, inherited from
trest-greatirrandmother several millions of times
zunlosd—some shark-like scourge of primeval seas. Take
11.,71c4 grey—and very few are not fishes of prey—improve
on.
.sir-bladder into •• lung, stiffen his four gni into legs,
leech them off with claws, lean him his scales, or, if you
Palm it, either weld them into a pachydermatous hide, or
contort them into shaggy fur with bristling mane and '
irhaeus to match above all, leave him his tail, which
usl terminate in a fly-brush or in • sting, and you have at
lin • land animal, from which, if you met it in a narrow
at
jou would probably run away. The Dragon of
"nue) was thus generated, perhaps,. as well as other
nuns** slain by heroes. When an animal has no tail, as
&Pe sad others, the proof of its watery birth is none the
Irllker- It dropped its tail when it earn* out of the water,
46_1" !nay leaves her bathing-dress in the machine. The
;211, mcinstanee, when it ceases to be a tadpole, bequeaths
ha to its younger companions. The newt does not :
!Inning,. to retain that appendage as an ornament in
i___"°-nie. It is mere matter of taste and fashion. The
Zs le of a tail is no guarantee whatever that any crea-
k not a Ash out of water.—Dickens's " AU Os Test
iseed..
Hattvrirr Essrs. —The harvest bag
e=begsmeral in Essex during the poet week. IR the
:=NirUt district, also a considerable quantity of wheat
ees eats has been cut. Field work has, however, been
eelerdod by unfavourable weather.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azursz's razaamo.)

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO
IN FRANCE.
ST. NAZAIRK, AUGUST 8.
-

The Empress of Mexico arrived here to-day on
board the Imperial mail steamer Eugenic Her
Majesty proceeds to Paris, where she will arrive
to-morrow. The Eugenie also brought the mails
from the Antilles and Mexico, and 1,400,000
piastres in specie. .

_
The Belgian corps of the Mexican army had
been disbanded. Marshal Bassin had left for the
interior. M. de Saligny was expected to arrive
shortly in Mexico. The town of Matamoras had
been retaken by the Imperialists.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Auauerr 8, Evarnia.

The order of the Black Eagle has been conferred
upon General von Roon and Baron Moltke. Herr
von der Pfordten and Baron von Dalwigh are
expected to arrive here this evening. The state-
ment contained in this morning's Berlin journals
that the King was about to visit the army of the
Maine is premature. The committee of the Na-
tionalverein have resolved to issue a patriotic
appeal especially addressed to the members of the
Verein residing in Southern Germany. Baron
Werther left to-day for Prague. In the supple_
mentary elections which have just taken place,
Herr Heyl and Baron Vaerst, members of the
Fortachritt party, have been elected as representa-
tives of Berlin in the Chamber of Deputies. The
semi-official Pruvinzial Correspondenz of this evening,
in an article upon General Manteuffel's mission to
St. Petersburg, says :—" Russia, by her posi-
tion as a great Power, and also on ac-
count of her numerous family ties with German
courts, takes a lively interest in all changes in Ger-
many. The friendly relations subsisting between
Russia and Prussia might suggest to Russia the
expediency and desirability of making confidential
communications to the cabinet of Berlin relative to
her views upon the recent steps adopted by Prus-
sia. Any apprehensions respecting the attitude
attributed to Russia by certain German news-
papers will in all probability speedily prove to be
groundless." The same journal expresses a hope
that the Chamber, by passing a bill of indemnity,
will put an end to the conflict with the govern-
ment.

. AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

PARIS, Ammar 8.

The Muniteuv du Soiv in its bulletin says:—
" The difficulties which have arisen in the negotia-
tions between Austria and Italy refer to the ques-
tion whether an armistice shall be concluded on the
basis of the military uti possidetis, or whether that
line of demarcation should be adopted which would
result from the territorial cession as agreed to by
Austria." The Patric of this evening publishes a
despatch from Florence, according to which it was
rumoured in that city that an arrangement had
been arrived M between Austria and Italy, con-
sisting of a simple prolongation of the suspension
of hostilities. The wti postietetis would thus be
provisionally maintained. The Chevalier di Nigra
and Chevalier Artom have returned to Paris.
BERLIN, Auors? 8.

The definitive peace negotiations between Aus-
tria and Italy will be carried on in Prague. Count
Barrel and General Menabrea will be the Italian
plenipotentiaries.