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The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-06

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.

117791 C.

At the wend performance of the treason, op.
Tblirwle7 might, Verdi's Doe Caries yea Om for the
eighth time in this country. The opera i 8 so el"
°silently given in every respect, including the &anat.-
able performance of the important orchestral detailo, tiv:t
those
kis been chicly acquired.
itialeillimmlit ad ""ecuPteadattrastines :nese albtybDurighhichnNo"terdioff'serinpuPgrileritY
On Saturday night the same composer's R;poiceo woo
given, the part of the Court Jester, with which Signor
Rolston' has so eminently isleatilied himself, by Signor
Graziani, who has before appeared iu the character. It
would be vein to expect from any other stage singer such
a dramatic representation as that of the former artic,
who so wondroisely realised in the earlier scenes the
inahtle alternations of the professional bearing of the Cou:t
Joker with the deep feeling of the anxious and devoted
table ; and is the later situations the terribly concen-
trated hatred and revenge of the outraged parent. Sign sr
Grusiald, who has largely improved as an actor during
the part two seasons, gave great force and earnestness to
the serious scenes. Signor Mario, who was the Duke,
as he has been on so many former occasions, acted the
part of the dissolute tyrant with that combination of
ess and refinement which scarcely any otter

stage tenor can impart to the character. Although Sign:

voice was not in the best condition on Saturday
night, and be had therefore to omit some of the music.
Le gradually sang down these adverse inguences, anl
pve the well-known " La donna e mobile" with auchspirit
and effect as to call forth the applause which gtnera:ly
follows his delivery of that popular piece.
London, England, 1868-06-02

THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
Indles has now become an Important feature. Since the
introduction of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST
INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great strength
and exquisite flavour, promoted Its sale by every means. The
Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, hare gradually
extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, thus
°Senn; greater varieties. The Company are sow selling Assam,
Cache:, Darjeeling, &e., at from Sti. 10d to 4s. 2d. per lb.. and
China Team u usual.—Marehousee, No. 9, Great St. Helen's-
churchyard, Bishoplute. Price hat forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-06-02

RENABEH.

The chanzss in barometrical pressure since yesterday have
been nit slight : however, on the western coasts generally some.
what higher readings are shown, whilst In the eastern districts
they are a little less. Pressure is highest In the south-west.
Coushimahle differences eelst in temperature: it is generally
lower thin, It was yesterday. Winds continue moderate, and
are elderly from north-west to aonth-west. douse rein has fallen
ou our western coasts. Fog and mist are reported from the
southwest. The sky Is generally cloudy.

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. MARSEILLES,
Ji i 2.—The Menageries Imperials steamer Pause,
with the above mails, arrived here at I am. to-day. Her
advice' are from Shanghai to 22nd April and Hong-tong
to 27th
London, England, 1868-06-02

AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant,
I. Chapel place (MA, 01[10rd-street .-Bpodallty for
French Wines and

BRANDY, when perfectly pure, is at all time a barmier
stimulant, possessing properties of great medical vane, and has
often been the means of saving human life. Bo much,
however, depends on the purity of the spirit that
great caution should be exercised in Its selection. The sup-
plies forwarded by Messrs Valentin to the Loudon and other
hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the firma and
French brandy with exquisite delicacy of Savour, and
past
received the most unqualified approval.—Vide Court
Journal, Jan. 11, 1868.

BURGUNDY WINES.-PLOT FRERES,
Growers and Factors, 'Sewn. Depot for England, tet,
Regent-street, W.—Upwards of 30 varieties of timeliest growths.
Burgundy Is pronounced by the faculty and connoisseurs to be
preemineutly the moat salutary wine tar this clitaats.—Assorted
sample dozen by ran for 44a.
London, England, 1868-06-02

f lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT.
LA PART 4 EXHIBITION, 1867.—TW0 GOLD MEDALS.—
CAM lON None genuine without Baron Lehi', the inventive*,
signature being on every Jar, acoompanled with full directions
for nee. Sold by all Italian warehouses, cheraiste, and grocers.
Palatable, stiengthening, coonomie, and convenient.
London, England, 1868-06-02

RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS.
Prices and particulars post tree.
Semple Shirts and Measure Yonne for the Country.
Economists should try our No. 61 Shirts at We. the half dozen,
RODGERS and Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAKERS,
69, St. blurtln'a-lane, Charing-cram, London.
&tabUAW SO yam

.KINOYS,
WILLL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR'S,
40,, CORNAILL,
Opposite Finch-lane.
London, England, 1868-06-02

ADDZIEDB.
T VENABLES AND SONS,
• WHITMCHAPNL,
LONDON, N.
YatabllaAed weary twat a Century.

PRINCE of TAILORS has been our registered
Trade Mark since we received the Exhibition Prise Medal
for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the
fashions on account of the great demand and Battering terms
with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of
rank and leading men of ton, In the costume patronised by the
elite of our beau monde. Fashions post tree, with list of prices,
commencing with our celebrated 13a. fancy or black doe trousers;
cloth vests, Sa. ed. ; suits of super black cloth, ISt ; sults of
fancy Tweed, 425.: shower-proof overcoats, 21s. ; and superior
qualif les equally cheap. Note.—Only high-class cotters ent-
plyed, and one trial will prove our superiority over all coin-
pert
getitonn.—T. and H. HARMAN, 29, Xing WilHans•street, London-
b.

Wand H. CLAYTON,
•
WININNBALI2 AND R NTS 12.
DIATEDS, 911.1 t NIINCILES, AND DA899.6a.
Tice Cheapest House In Loudon
For CAIIOOI2,
27, NI, 29, sad SO,
WILITECHAFF44IOAD, K.
London, England, 1868-06-02

P°N WINK BINS.—Th. original 'maniac-
Inrers, YARROW and JACKSON, wine and spirit mer-
chants' engineers, Great Tower-street, Maneell-street, and 8,
Haymarket, where cellars may be sees fitted In various ways.
Yr•uch nine blue 15t per hundred bottles. Illustrated priced
catalogue, on application. The Paris Y.shibition --" in Clue SI,
Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Yarrow and Jackson,
IS, Oreet Toweretreet, for their convenient and noultde inn
wine bins, and for bar fittings "—City Press.
London, England, 1868-06-02

T)OWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. —This elegant,
fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repute for
its appnxedented success during the last sixty years In promot-
ing ilhe growth. restoring, preserving, and beautifying the human
hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey.
strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and
makes It beautifully anti, pliable, andeosay. For children It is
especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful hand
of hair. Price Ss. 6A., is.. Its. 6d., equal to four small, and
tit per hr'
by chemists and perfumers.—Ask for
Rowlands' Thomann. Oil.
London, England, 1868-06-02

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

REPRESENTATION OF STOCKTON. —The conserva-
tives of the new parliamentary borough of Stockton-on-
Tea have Inv...fed Lord Ernest Vane Tempest to come for-
ward as a candidate for its representation in opposition to
Mr. Joseph Dodds, who has been selected by the liberals.
I It is not yet known whether his lordship will accede to the
request.
KILKENNY.—It is currently rumoured and be-
lieved that "honest John °mime" will again come for-
ward at the next election to seek the suffrages of the
independent electors of this county. Mr. Greene's politics
are universally known, having been a member of the im-
perial parliament for 18 years.—Frecman't Journal.
Waxwoun.—lt is stated that Sir James Power
will not again seek the suffrages of the electors, but in-
tends retirinz in favour of his eldest son. Mr. Matthias
Aidan Maher, of Ballinkeel, is spoken of as a second
liberal candidate for the county, in connexion with
young Mr. Power.

- -
Esscs.—Mr. John Dunbar, of the Temple,
London, the ex•lndian judge, will (the Freeman's Journal
says) be a candidate for the representation of this borough.
The learned gentleman was prevented by certain influences
from accepting the requisition of invitation sent him s few
days previous to the last election, and his future candida-
ture is now looked on as a certainty by a large section.

ATHLONE. —There are four candidates already in
the field for this borough. Mr. Reardon the present
sitting member ; Sir John Ennis, Bart. ; and Mr. Sullivan,
of the Notion, will come forward on liberal principles,
and Mr. Robert Bayley, a defender of church and state.
London, England, 1868-06-02

MUSIC.

MR. LINDSAY SLOPER'S CONCERT.

This esteemed pianist and professor gave his
annual concert at St. James's-hall yesterday afternoon,
when the selection of music performed waa of length and
variety sufficient to satisfy the most enthusiastic admirer
of this class of miscellaneous entertainment. The chief
attractions in the vocal portion of the programme were the
performances of Mdlle. Adelina Patti, and other principal
artists of the Royal Italian Opera, including MdUe.
bfdlle. Grossi, Signori Mario, Fancelli, Grazutai, and
Bagagiolo besides other vocal pieces by Miss
Edith Wynne, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Miss Elena Angele,
Mdlle. Rives, Herr Reichardt, DI. Jules Lefort, and Mr.
Lewis Thomas ; and glees by the Quartet Union.
London, England, 1868-06-02

THE 4 ENHATIONA L.

The Telegraph opens this morning with an article which
only itself can describe. The earth is spoken of as " the
brave old planet which is as sound and round and
strong as ever, and keeps • capital place in the
great astronomical steeplechase through the infinities,"
and it seems that the present breed of men have at last
sought something of the fire " from the splendid speed of
the small green star on which they ride." We then find
the writer asking himself, " How do men exist on this
whirling ball of wonder, this pellet of brown earth and
silver seas, that flies singing its little song of motion
' among the great diapasons of blazing suns and systems!"
The reply to this is indefinite, but words of
comfort are thrown promiscuously in. " And if,
alas, in literature Finish and Solid Work have been can-
noned almost out of the hunt by picturesque vice and
paroxysmal, spasmodic, feminine fictionism, look at the
vitality under it all !" The miscellaneousness of the con-
tents of one day's newspaper having been pointed out, we
are asked " whose tongue is so dull that he cannot catch
the aroma of a new vintage of life in the sting and the
sparkle of this fierce, effervescing human energy a the
day !" By this time we have arrived at the central
figure, who proves to be Mr. Disraeli. Of him the
Telegraph exclaims, " What a man it is !" A
little while ago he was leading on his arm the Princess of
England, " amid lovely ladies with blood bluer than the
deep, deep sea ;" and • little later majorities were playing
" harmlessly about his sensational brow." In short, "he
has mounted the mad age, and rides it like a wild hunts-
man." The foregoing seems to be apropos of Mr. Disraeli's
speech at Halton yesterday. This, however, is but very
scantily alluded to by our contemporary, who seems to be
more desirous of using the right hoe. gentleman for
another purpose. "We say to virtue and to
public consistency," exclaims the Telegraph, " take
• leaf from this eastern papyrus, if you don't altogether
like the entire scroll." And then, by-and-bye, " you, too.
may walk among an admiring world with royalty on your
arm, and grandeur in your rear."
London, England, 1868-06-02

THE POLIOII COURT&

GUILDHALL

Henrietta Anea Aim- is aye, Wito 4isseribed herself u a
sister of mercy, 44, Portland.road, Notting.hill, wasLarid
at the bar before Aldermen Owden and Guinea
with frandalmitly obtaining wine at Mr. Martin'ara
Fleet-street.

Richard Chambers, assistant at Mr. Martin's wine stores,
130, Fleet-s met, said that on Saturday evening about
half-past 9 o'clock, the prisoner cams to their premises and
called for a gismo( wins and half-a-pint of wine in a bottle.
Ile served her, and she drank the glass of wine, and then
told him that she had no money, for her pocket had been
pioked of a cheque and all the money she possessed beside.
Mr. Dickinson of the Globe tavern, 88, Holborn-hill, then
Game in, and, in the prisoner's presence, asked whether she
had paid for what she bad drunk, and he said he had
not. Mr. Dickinson then said she was an impostor, and
had served him in the same manner. The prisoner made
no answer to the observation. He turned to the prisoner
and said, " You must have known that you had no money
when you came in," and she said she did, and that she
wished to be locked up, because then her friends would do
something for her.
Mr. Alfred Dickinson said he kept the Globe tavern on
Holborn bill, bud on Saturday evening the prisoner came
to his bar and had a pint cf ale. She then asked if he
had any hot ',usages, and he said, "No ;" so she had
some pork pie. She drank a great portion of the ale
and ate the pork pie, after which she called for a quartern
of the best ruin in a bottle. He asked her to pay for it,
and she said her brother would be in directly and would
pay for it. He asked her for her brother's address, and
she wrote it on the bock of a card. He kept her there
some time to see if her brother would Dome; but finding
he did not he told her to go about her business. She
i left, and he followed her up and down Farringdon-street,
on to Holborn, down Shoe-lane into Fleet-street, and to
Mr. Martin's wine stores. He had never seen her before,
but he bad heard that she had victimised a neighbour of
his on Holborn-hill, and the proprietors of the Kings and
Key and Green Dragon, Fleet-street.
Isaac Farley, detective officer, said that when the
charge was read over to the prisoner at the station she said
she knew all about it, and was willing to suffer for it. That
morning, on the way to the station-hones, she told him
that if he would go to Mr. Webb, of 11, Argyll-atreet, Re-
gent-street, he would tell him all about her, for be washer
mama's solicitor. The other address she had given was
false.

The prisoner said it was not false, for she had been in
the House of Mercy for three veers. About a week ago
she had her pocket picked and took the case to Bow•street.
Alderman Owden asked whether she was in a destitute
state.

Farley said she was in a mat destitute condition, and
although her exterior was so clean and respectable, her
underclothing was deplorable.
Alderman Owden remanded her for the purpose of
having her mental condition ascertained.
London, England, 1868-06-02

THI LAW OF COPYRIGHT.

The Deity News points out that, according to the deci-
sion of the House of Lords in the copyright case referred
to in the Express of yesterday, any author the first and
original publication of whose book takes place in the
United Kingdom has a copyright in that work for the
whole area of the British dominions. His place cf resi-
dence matters nothing, his nationality is nothing, ques-
tions of international copyright are beside the mark, if
the work itself is first born in this United Kingdom it la
naturalised thereby, and the fact that the author is an
alien makes no &Vannes in his rights.

Tan DEATH PHONE LIGHTNING N LAI EPSOM
Dowls.—Yesterday Mr. Carter, sooner for Surrey, held
an inquest at the Green Man Inn, Ewell, respecting the
death of Thomas Turner, aged 50 years, who was killedby lightning on Friday Lila. Charles Monday, 163, Tra-
falgar-street, Walworth, said that the deceased was ea
omnibus driver. On Friday last • party of [oar per one
left the True to the Core publich eese, in Newington, to
go to the Oaks in • four-horse trap. The drove
them. Upon arriving at Ewell, between 12 sad 1 o'clock,
they noticed a heavy dark dotal coming towards them
threatening a 'term. They drew up under • tree in the
Reigate-road for shelter. Time of the party went
over to the Green Man, leaving deceased and a
Mr. Draper to mind the horse. In five minutes
after wittiest beard that tele men sad • horse were
down. lie went and found Mr. Draper and the deceased
both apparently dead. Kr. Draper, however, was not
dead ; he still 'arrives, though he is quite unconscious.
John Walliker, a stableman. gave a graphic' description of
the catastrophe. The lightning, he rid, was tremendous,
sad was followed by rain and hail ; the thunder was ex-
traordinarily lend. Suddenly a daub►lMO which was " just
like the whole world bag on firs.* It struck the horse
on the head and knocked him against the wall. It struck
the two men, *se sews the road and the other
under the kte. Mr. • Ist was Bung across the
field, and was tors to rib Part of the deceased's
waistcoat was tors off, and his *lethal were eat on fire.
The flash then went in a rents° direoties, and went
through the bottom of the wall, which it perforated. The
deceased had a blue burnt mark down the throat and
sheet, and • bale in the left breams the size of • shilling.
It was like a gunshot wound. The horse was injured in
the eye on the loins. The jury returned • verdict of
by lightning."

_ - -
Boors KINSINGTON MCSlll7M.—Viiitorg during
the week ending May 30.—0 n Monday, Tuesday, and
Saturday free, from 10 L. to 10 p.m., 7,787 ; on Wed.
nesday, Thursday, and Friday, admission Bd., from 10
a.m. sill p.m., 1,778 ; National Portrait Mthibition by
,form,oo total, 14988 ; overage of oorresponding
week in er years, 12,765 ; total from♦ the opening Of
the museum, 7.409.867.
Tax Loiseox laakairr 12, St. James's-square,
IS nowopen until t o'clock In the evening, and wm coattails Is
be so saw the Slot Jam,—Ehdesettsealebt
London, England, 1868-06-02

CIOARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar
f Bordeaux Wine', comprising the guest growth; old in
bottle and In fine condition for immediate nae. Of the numerous
wines examined by the lancet Sanitary Commission, Piot Freres'
arty were pronounced to be thoroughly genuine wine. of delicate
and 'impostor Savour. See "lancet." ftptember Tram
lea. to 180 a. per dozen. VA Regent-street.

PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE,
flock. Moselle. Choice effervamolnq Wines et moderate
pricer. Lists on applleation.—tt2,, Itogent-atraet, W., north of
Chiorditreet.

PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these
anaotmcements will oaly appear at rare intervals, la order
that the prices of their wines tha 1 Doi be influenced by expen-
sive advertising. Note the address.-2111, Begeat-streek, W.
Tsailag roost grit floor.

SHERRY, One Guinea pow Dozen, Pale or
Golden. Imported direct from Jerez-de-la-Prontera.
eo:t and delicate. tree from unnatural spirit or acidity, sad
largely consumed as a dinner Wine.—Ternis eaah, and carries,
c:ll;,dby the Importers, and SONS, 432, West
. Price lists ppst free.
London, England, 1868-06-02

CRICKET.

M. C. C. AND GROUND V. INGLAND.
ZNOLAND.—Iint lordly"
H. Jupp, b Wootton
G. Buonioro, b Orundp
H. holey. o 6. M. Ursa, b Wootton
W. G. Grace, c Hone, b Wootton
C. Payne, c and 0 Wootton
CI. V. Gram, e Walker, b Wootton
J. Rickette, not out
Jan Llllrwhlle, b Wootton
T. Humphrey, b Wootton
V. etileock, lbw b Wootton
E. %libber, bytootton

1-01,bI

Total.

n.c.C. —VIM Innings.
K M. Orace, c Ricketts. b Wisher
A.. 1. Wilkinson, b Monett
B. it. Cooper. c and b WRLker
C F. Buller, c Ponler. b
A. Lubbock, n Willscer
1 Hearne, c Pooley, b Masher
W. Roue. b. Allolck
V. K r alter, b Willaher
S. Bidditipb.•c Jopp„ b Alkock
.1. Grundy, b Willeher
0. Wootton. not out
l-b

Total

YICHrINO.

YACHTING CONOSEE,A

lhaterday afternoon a meeting of the most influential yachts-
men and leading Omen in our various yacht clubs took place at
Willis's-rooms. King-street, St. James's : the Ailed being prima
fade to form a code of laws by which all yacht clubs 'Mould be
governed, and to appoint a committee similar to that of the
Joao Club for the settlement of nil yachting dbmites.
The folios lag noblemen and gentlemen were present:—Lord
Alfred Pniet, Lord de Roe, the Marquis of Drogheda, the Marquis
of Exeter, bit Hickman Bacon, tUptain Benue ;Mb King's Beet-
meat , Commodore Thellusrin, Captain Mackinnon. Ca thin Y. C.
Stuart Grant, 11. pr Bannister, Cecil Ling. Ireq.. G. W. Chart-
wood, Kw' , Thos. Broadwood, Esq.. Lord Londeshoronals, Valen-
tine Win:. , Captsin Barnett, the Hon. G. Y. Boyle, Sir Mi-
chael Shaw Stewart. Cataain Smith Barry, V. H. Letnann, Yesi
Captain Conway Gordon, Andrea Arcedeckne, Esq., and J. Good-
son, Esq.
tkiniimxtore Tnittesoa, of the Ito:.al Victoria Vacht Club,
having been called to the chair,
The proceedings were opened by Lord be Roe. who explained
that die object of their wanton was to fie a code of laws to
govern all cubs, and in form &Jockey Cl•tb, to whom should be
referred all nautical disputes.
The Marquis of Mersa proposed, and it was carried, "that it
espechetit and that it will be for the benefit of yacht racing
that one set of sailing rules should govern all regattas."
On the proposqlon of Lord ue Hos, a select committee of
seven were appointed to discuss the matters in question, and
refer their deliberations to the gene: al committee. The select
' committee are the Marquis of Exeter, Marquis of Drogheda,
Lord Londeshorough, Captain Lugard, 0. W. Chartwood, Lord de
Ros, and Ominiodure Thellusn.
. . . .

N'olidug was definitely arranged. and the select committee
adjourned till to-day. We may mention that Sir Alfred Paget
Is adverse to the measure adopted, and evpialned his reasons at
length, stating that he considered on good could come of their
dehoermionA
London, England, 1868-06-02

OLD PORT, 24e. per doz., imported direct from
Oporto , Sandeman's chipping), full bodied and fruity, highly
recommended for invalkla requiring a genuine and nutritious
wine.—Terms cash, and carriage l aid by the importers, Pill%
THIAN and 80N8. 432, West Strand. Price lists or samples
forwarded gratis on application.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION , 1865.
This colebrated old GUSH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
PRIZE MEDAL —lt is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
wholesome. Sold in bottles, Si, Bd. each, at the retail houses to
London ; by the meats In the Drfndpel town In Imgland ; or
wholesale at 6 Greet Windmill-Amt. London, W.—obeerve the
red seal, pink label, and cork breaded "Kineban's LL Whisky.
London, England, 1868-06-02

THE TEA FLOAT! THE TEA FLOAT ! !
MELD'S PATENT.
THE TEA FLOAT effects a Saving of One-
fourth.
THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment.

THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for Use.
THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any Teapot.
____

THE TEA FLOAT Should be in Every House
THE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and
retail ot
MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London,
SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS.
London, England, 1868-06-02

FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage
Mee.
Patterns to the Country
Fres.

FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS,
LOWE.T PRICES.
Carriage
Tree.
Patterns sent to the Country
Free.

rip VENABLES & SONS, 103,
• 104,
106,
WHITISCHAPIL,
2,4, 6, & 8, Commerdal-atreet
LONDON.
Established nearly half a Century.
London, England, 1868-06-02

THE BOOKDARY CONTRIHOVON.

The Timu observes that if the way object of the
Boundary Commission was to bawl ever a very great
difficulty and a very " big job " from last session to this
then the purpose has been answer-ea, at, perhaps. rather
an excess of trouble and anxiety to some respectable
gentlemen, who, it may be safely said, bad not themselves
been taken into the secret. After giving several illustra-
tions of the varying action of the commission And the select
committee with regard to the inclusion in certain large
boroughs of theoutlying population, tfieTiste.4 remarkathas
the unwillingness or incompetence of the present parlia•
ment to deal with these problems in ear b.:Tough repre-
sentation only makes us anxious to hasten the coming of
its successor. Where it is really a matter of no impor-
tance—perhaps the rectification, not of a boundary. hut
simply of an old blunder, as in the ease of Bolton—the
recommendation of the commissioners is allowed by the
committee to stand. Where it becomes a matter of any
importance it is not.
London, England, 1868-06-02

CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LORD'S GROUND.
%C.C. AND GROUND V. IC:VOLAND.

In fine weather, and in the presence of a
goodly number of on-lookers, this match was
resumed at a few minutes past 12 to day, England's first
representatives at the wickets being J opp and Poole,. The
latter was bowled by Wootton'. third ball, then
Summers and Jepp got " set ;" the latter made
some very fine hits, chiefly to lag, and with the
score at 33, Grundy resigned his end to Mr. Wilkin-
son, off whose first ball the Notts player was
finely taken at point by Mr. E. M. Grace. Of
the 33 soured, Summers made 23 by three fours, two
threes, and two twos. The score at 1 o'clock stood as
under : _ .

ENO LAN D.— Second Innings.
H. Cupp, not out ll
E. Yooley, b Wootton 0
0. Summers, c E. M. Once b Wilkinson 2S
W. O. Grace. not out 3
b 1

Total

:~

TEE ATTACK ON INSPECTOR BRADSTOCK.
FATAL RESULT.

On the Bth ult., a tailor, named Joseph Smith,
was charged before the Bow•street magistrate
with assaulting and wounding Inspector Br►dstock,
of the A division of police. The prisoner bad
been arrested for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct in the street, and was confined in King•rtreet
station. During the night he demanded some water, and
while it was being obtained for him he made a violent
assault upon the inspector, inflicting two wounds,one upon
the arm and the other in the neck, with a pair of scissors,
which had been concealed about his person. The in-
juries were of so serious a character that the inspector
has not been able to appear to give evidence, and the pri•
soner bas, from time to time, been remanded. Erysipelas,
however, set in, and dropsy having supervened, the tin.
fortunate officer died this morning.
London, England, 1868-06-02

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London, England, 1868-06-02

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY TLLLOHAPH.)
(ram cma OWN OOBBZBPONDIDIT.)

Good attendance at market. Wheat is again very
irregular in value, and a considerable decline accepted
when pressed for sale. Flour exceedingly dull. Beans
and peas steady. Oats and oatmeal dull and unaltered.
Indian corn,6d. per qr. cheaper ; mixed, 34. 6d.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
(BT TILLZOHAPH.)
(PEON OUR OWN CORRINPONDENT.)
Wheat hi limited request, at 3s. per qr. below last
week, other articles dull of sale and lower.
London, England, 1868-06-02

PAI72IT muss MAICIEItS.

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London, England, 1868-06-02

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Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous
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No. 95. Farringdon-street. Price, L. par bottle.
London, England, 1868-06-02

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

REST DRAYTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

VILLAGE PLATS
Aurora
Arcadi
Hopleaf ••• _ ...

7 nn.

BUTTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.30 P. 14

Bottling again monopolised the principal atten-
Ilea Cl those 'nowhere pees:nit to-dsy ; but in the course of
the morning the Grand Prise of Paris, the Northumber-
land Plate, and the Royal Hunt Cop were ooessionally
invested upon, with the following results :

GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.
5 to 4 on The Earl (t)
3 to 1 wit Vale Royal (t)
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
.6 to 1 mist Tarlatan (4)
100
12 40
to 8 1
bar two(odff) El Ci Et)
ASCOT ROYAL HUNT CUP.
100 W 6 opt Little,. (t)
100 to 5 Reindeer (t)
100 to 5 Lord Palmerston (t)
100 to 5 Mr. Pitt (t)
100 to 4 Fakir (t)
100 to 4 Jasper (t 1
100 to 3 Attack a (t)
100 to 3 Slanderer (t)
London, England, 1868-06-02

GOOD BOOKS at CHEAP PRICES.--SUR-
PLI'‘ COPIER of Dean Btanley's Jewish Church —Freude's
History"( England. vols. Tto 10—The Church and the World—
Archbishop Whately's Works—Rev. Dr. Marsh's Life. and many
other hooka are now on sale at greatly reduced prices. Cata-
logs*, gratin—J. 111:NTON, sza, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-
square, W.
London, England, 1868-06-02

ILLUSTRATED CATALOOIIES, containing
drawings of the Furniture exhibited in the Show-rorans,
forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also
enable purchasers to form an idea of the mist of Furnishing at
each drawing has with it a corresponding price of the article
shown. All igoods marked in plain 411111111.
ATILINBON and Co., 1115 to 1112, wwntaanat BBJDGL
ROAD. LONDON.
London, England, 1868-04-30

ITALY.

FLORENCE, APRIL 29, EvEfIYC.
Prince Humbert and the Princess Margherita
have arrived at Castello, two miles from this city.
They will make their state entry into Florence
to-morrow morning. Neither Prince Napoleon nor
the Princess Clothilde will be present at the
Florence fetes.

THE NETHERLANDS.
THE HAGUE, APRIL 29.
In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber the
President announced the resignation of the minis-
try, and said that the King would take the matter
into consideration. The Chamber then adjourned.
The First Chamber has been convoked for the Zitli
May.

JAPAN.
ATTACK ON SIR HARRY PARKES.
HONG KONG, lain. 7.
Intelligence from Japan announces that the
British Minister, Sir Harry Parkes, had paid a
visit to the Mikado, by whom he was favourably
received. On his return he was attacked by a
body of Japanese, and some of his eaoort were
wounded. Three of the assailants were captured.
London, England, 1868-04-30

AMERICA.

ATLIYTIC TELROILLPR, TBRACOR MR. RITTPR's AGRNCT.)
NEW YORK, APRIL 29.
The Inman steamship City of Cork arrived out
to-day.
Closing Prioes :--Gold, 1391. Sterling exchange
on Loudon, 110. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 1121 ; ditto, 1885, 1101 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1021.
Illinois, 146} ; Erie, 701. Cotton ; Middling
Upland, 32i. Petroleum, standard white, 28.
Flour, extra State, 10 dola. 40c. ; corn, old mixed,
1 dol. 14c.
London, England, 1868-04-30

TURKISH PREPARATIONS.

A letter from Nisch, a town in the Servo-
Bulgarian frontier, says :

The Porte is arernbling ia all haste the aim= and
redib, and sending them forward to the Berrien frontier.
The heights that command Nis* are beteg armed with
cannon. The troops an concentrating in the camp neer
Violki, not far from Kangeneta. Fonr powder•wnggona
have arrived hare. The Mita my that more troops. are
coming from Sophia. it is difficult to my what is the
ob;eet of all this, for no danger threatens the Porte on the
part of Servia.

11t0T21111 TILIOLI[!.)
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aran. 30.

•
It is asserted that negotiations between the
Western Powers and Austria have been renewed,
upon the initiative of the French Cabinet, for
the purpose of sending a common maritime
foroe into Greek waters. The object of this
measure would be to put a stop to the communica-
tion carried on between the Greek harbours and
Comas, and thus to cut off further supplies from
the insurrection.

The appointment of Count Viathum, formerly
Saxon Minister at the court of St. James's, as
Austrian Minister at Brussels, is confirmed.
London, England, 1868-04-30

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Barnard Tuning an elderly man, described as • shoe-
maker, was charged before Mr. Alderman Finals with
stealing • bill of exchange for 17:d.
Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, conducted the insepecution.
The prosecutor, Henry Coleman, who is at' present a
patient in St. Mary's Hospital, was carried into court in
an arm-chair, end it appeared from the evidencebe gave
that he bad been a passenger in the steamship Somerset-
shire, from Melbourne, which reached this country lot
month. When he went on board be was an invalid, and
as he gradually got worse he eventually wentinto tbeship's
hospital, and during the voyage be was attended by the
prisoner, whose passage money he had paid, and
from whom he had received an acknowledg-
ment of the loan. On the vessel arriving at
Blackwell the prisoner left, and the prosecutor then missed
• bill of exchange for 1151., the I 0 IT he had received from
the prisoner, and hi. or 6/. in gold. Immediately after
this it sppeared that the prisoner went to Greenwich, and,
producing the bill, and representing himself to be henry
Coleman succeeded in obtaining advances amount-
ing to 17/. upon it from the cellarman at • public-house
called the Ship's Stores. Subsequently he presented the
bill at the Victoria Bank, Threadneedle-street, on which it
was drawn, but they refused to cash it, as be could not
give a satisfactory account of himself. He was afterwards
apprehended in Norfolk, and brought to London on the
present charge.
Alderman Finals committed him for trial.
London, England, 1868-04-30

PUBLIC MEETINGS-(THIS DAY.)

SOUTH AFRICAN MORTGAOR AND INVEST-
MINT COMPANY.-( LIMITED. )

The annual meeting of the shareholders in this
company was held at their oflkes, Lothbury, this day,
Captain Tat:RIMS in the chair.
The report stated that the attention of the directors
had been specially directed towards the reduction of the
liabilities of the company, and in this they Lad been suc-
cessful The amount at 41st December, Ise,ti, &SAW'.
Ila. 4d.. being now, as stated, 44,1:04/. 19s. lid. They
promised that it should be their aim to pursue this course
until all the debenture bonds due by the company are dis-
charged. They proposed that the balance at the credit
of profit and loss account should be disposed of as follows :
In reduction of preliminary expenses and furniture ac-
count, 155/. Ts. ; balance to be carried to new amount,
2,847/. 7s. 10d.—total, 3,042/. 14e. 10d.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the rewt,
said the amount now duo on debentures stood at 44,0 M. ;
laid year it stood at 614,00 M., showing a reduction of
24,0001., and this again had been further reduced since
the beginning of the year by G,OOOl. The had , about
4,0001. in hand, and expected about 1,0001. the next
mail, which they held to enable them to meet debentures
becoming due, and they trusted that by the payment of
mortgage loans at the Care a sufficient sum would be
provided to enable them to meet all the debentures as they
became due. The company sent out Mr. Hutchinson to
the Cape, and a fresh valuation of their mortgages was
male, end this now stood at 72,723.
Mr. PATON seconded the motion.
_ _

The report was agreed to. Mr. I'. 0. Vander Byl and
Mr. E. I% eston were re-elected directors, and 5001. was
awarded for their remuneration.

Mr. WILSTON said when they hid reduoed their liabili-
ties to 10,0001. or so it was intended to close the office
here, and, ►f they could, to transfer their business to a
colonial company.
The retiring auditors were also re-elected, and a vote of
thanks to the Chairman closed the proceedings.
London, England, 1868-04-30

NEW PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS.

The seventeenth season commenced last night,
in St. George's Flail (as last year). The orchestral works
performed were Schumann's overture to Manfred,Nioolars
to the Merry Wires of Windom. (Die Luetigen WeAer eon
Windsor), and Kendelaselm's Reformation Symphony ;
the instrumental solos were Beethoven's violin mooed*,
and killer's pianoforte concerto in F sharp minor.

DRAMA.

(it EM:'S THEATRE.

Mr. Toole took his first benefit at this house
last night, and there were to many applicants for setts that
the benefit, with the urns entertainments, will be continued
this evening.
London, England, 1868-04-30

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The third concert of the season took place on
Monday night, when tho following was the programme of
the performance:

PART I.

Symphony in Bat _ Mozart.
Soma from the Basler Cantata "Lazarus": Nclinbert.
Onteetto, Violin 'No. 5
Noma, " dottly sighs" k" Der Yrepiehnts")
Overture Op. 12S,
PART IL
_ _ . _ _

Reformation Symphony Mandelmohn.
Aria, " La mode del ablate" Gazzanica.
Overture, " Les dram learners"
The Symphonies, emit a masterpiece of its kind, preset ted
a strong contrast between the clearly-defined form and
symmetrical construction of that by Mozart, and the freer
scope by which Mendelasohn, following the example of
Beethoven, sought to make a great orchestral work reflec-
tive of SOON avowed train of poetical thought, 'tither than
an adherence to the dant& precedent fixed end almost
exhausted by the earlier great masters, Haydn and Mozart.
London, England, 1868-04-30

BRISTOL ELECTION.

DECLARATION OF THE POLL
(BY TELEGRAPH.)
BRISTOL, APRIL )O.
The declaration of the poll was made by the sheriffs to.
day in the Exchange, the numbem being asfollow :
/Miles (Conservative) 5,17.;
Morley (Liberal)
Mr. Miles was declared to have been elected.

Both gentlemen afterwards addressed the assembly, but
the tumult was so great that they were prevented Irma
being heard.

EAST KENT ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.)

(DT TZLKOALPH.)
hTATE OF THE POLL.-12 O'CLOCK
Pemberton (Conservative)
Tafton (Liberal)

Pou. AT 1.30.

Pemberton
Talton . . .

Two o'ctocc.

Pemberton
Tufton

TM KKK O'CLOCK.

Pembertook
Tufton

.. 2,290
.. 1,927

2,719
2,25$

3,296
2,773
London, England, 1868-04-30

-IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

lir the Horse of Coaxer/vs yesterday, Mr. WTLII
moved the second reading of the County. Fi-
nancial Boards Bill. The bill was permissive,
butj might be applied, if a majority of the
boards of guardians in a county determined that it
should be. When the act was applied, the
boards of guardians and the magistrates would elect
an equal number of members of the board, and the
board thus constituted would have a general control
over the expenditure of the county, reserving
certain matters however to the magistrates.
A lengthened discussion followed, most of the
speakers supporting the principle of representation,
but there was much difference of opinion as to the
details of the measure, and also as to whether the
general subject, or the bill, should be referred to a
select committee.
On a division the second reading was rejected
by 1Z,4 to 46, but the subject was referred to a
select committee.
Sir C. O'Le.;III.EN moved the second reading of
the Peerage (Ireland) Bill. The bill, he said, pre-
vented the further creatiouof Irish peers, by which
means the body would in time become extinct.
Colonel FREN(.II opposed the bill as inexpedient,
and as a violation of the Act of Union.
Mr. G. Hsunv submitted that, as the bill
trenched on the prerogatives of the crown, it could
not leave the house without the consent of the
crown.
Sir C. OlountEN then withdrew the bill.
The Artisans and Labourers Dwellings Bill, as
amended, was considered.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said the bill required
improvement in its machinery, and moved the ad-
journment of the debate till that day week, and
after some discussion this motion waa agreed to.
The house adjourned at a quarter to six o'clock.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1868-04-30

A DRlall Ur IfIND4OSI.IN.
r:- 41(11,114
" The longer one krt. the more ow' learar,
tiaid I, as off to tat ep I went,
Bemus'd with thin iing of Tithe concerns.
And reading a booi , by the Bishon of Ferns.
On the Irish • 'lunch Establishment.
But, 10, in .levp, n long I lay,
When Fancy her u :ual tricks bepc,
And I found towel: bewitch's' away
To a goodly city it Hindustan--
A city where he, al,o dames to din,
On aught but rice, n demiA c Mum- ;
.ts sheep and 'nue ore held divine,
At,' am-edip.;l3 never Brest ft..
'• It how is: this r' I wen.rrier cried-
As I walk'd tl.at city, fair and wide,
And raw. in every ..narble street,
A row of box-tiful hitchers shops-
" What coutus, fen sem who don't eat
" This grand of loins and ehon • ."
In vain 1 esn'd lain to see
That nobody dared !...1 Inset; me.
so, on, from street to street I strode ;
And you can't cone 'ive how vastly odd
The butchers look's,--a roseate crew,
Inahrined iu Aratfo, with naught to do ;
While some on a 14 ids half-dozing sat,
And the Sacred Cows were not mute fat.
still pold to think what all this mate
of anaeure trade was ftled,l4 to wean,
"And pray," asked I—" by whom is pail.
"The expenee of ti.is strange masquerade
"The expense that's of course defray'd"
(Said one of thcio well-fed Ilecetombers)
By yonder raamtEy rice-consumers."
" What: t..• •• who clusn't eat meat."
" No matter'
And, while 11. -.polo his cheeks grew fatter,
" The rogues may rytueb their Pad./ y crop,
" But the rogues must still support our shop.
" And, depend upon it, the way to treat
Heretical atom aehs that thus dissent,
" Is to burden all who won't eat meat,
" With a costly Must Et‘"AßLlMlttlEtc."
(In bearing these words so gravely said,
With a volley of laughter loud I shook ;
And m slumber f•xl, and my dream was sped,
y And I found I was lying snug in bed,
With my nose in Cie Bishop of Ferns's book.

Neuralgia and rheninatiam can be cured by
Herring s Blaguetic Vieth aaJ lintr brindles, yelon 10s and Ire.
each, of all perfumers and zhaedate. raalpAlW upon applies'.
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street, W., and 0 and 9C, Carroad,
London, England, 1868-04-08

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.
The ' • market is firm to-day, with a good
demand for in the following miner, at the
prices given :—West Chiverton, 64} to ;
Chiverton Moor, 6/ to } ; Cern Brea, 19 to ;
Wheal Chiverton, 3to 31 • Providence, 28 to 3 ;
Prince of Wales, 525. to &4. ; East Lovell, 81 to
ti, Trelawnv, 81 to i ; West Caradon, 7 to 8 ;
i,
croft, 141 to; ; and New Lovell, 12s. fid. to
17s. 6d.

Annexed are the quotations for foreign and
colonial mining shares :—St. John del Rey, 20 to
21 ; Don Pedro, 2to ^I prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian,
3-16 to 1-16 dis. ; Pestarena, to 1 dis. ;
Chonteles, 1 to (lit dia. • Rona Grande, 1-16 dia.
to 1-16 prem. ; par to prem. ;
United Mexican, 11 to d ; Frontino and Bolivia,
7-16 to 9-16 ; Port Phillip, 11 to }; and Anglo-
Aivntine to J, prem.
The directors of the Sao Vicente Mining Corn-
pany (Limited) announce that arrangements have
been made with Captain Thomas Treloar, the con-
sulting engineer of the Don Pedro North del Rey
Gold Mining Company (Limited), to act as con-
sulting engineer to this company also.
London, England, 1868-04-08

THE JEWS IN THE PRINCIPALITIES.

BUCHAREST, Arm 6.
In answer to an interpellation of the deputy
Omn, the Minister of the Interior energetically
probated signing the proposition presented against
the Jews. The Assembly passed the following re-
solution :—" The Chamber, approving of the opi-
nions expressed by the Minister, passes to the
order of the day." Oat of 96 members present,
only l 2 opposed the motion.

CANADA.
UNATION OF MR. DARCY WOVE.

NEW YORK, Aram 7, Mr.
Intelligence received here states that Mr. Thomas
Darcy M'Gee has been assassinated at Ottawa,
Canada. No clue to the murderer has been dis-
covered.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 2.
The troopship Malabar arrived at Suez on the
30th ult. from Bombay. She brings 904 troo ,
who embarked to-day on board the
The Euphrates takes out the men brought by the
Crocodile.
London, England, 1868-04-08

RAIL WA Y, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARES.-(THIS DAY.)

Pales today to I p.m.]
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SEOITRITIM.

Canada Otwernment, 6 per cent.,-January and July.
1877-84, 1081, L
New South wales Government, 5 per cent., 18116•96,
January and July, 961.
Do. 6 VW cent., redeemable by annual drawiogs from
1867 to 1876, 1001.
New Zealand, 1891, Jane and December 107/.
Queensland, 6 per cent., 1891, Jan. and July 1011,
TTasmanian, 6 per oent., 1896, January and July, 1041.
Victoria Cioreroment, 6 per cent., 1891, January and
July, 111 i.
per cent., 1891, April and October, 109„, ;, Ad.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.

Caledonian, 70(, 1.
Great Eastern, 341, 51.
Great Northern A(A receive, no dividend until G pea
cent. has been paid to 11), 97.
Great Western, Original, 501, 1.
Do., West Midland, Newport, 301.
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1254, #.
London, Brighton, and South Coast, 51, 501, Is, 503.
London and North Western, 1141, 1.
London and South Western, 861, 6.
Metropolitan, 113, I.
Ditto Extension die. Um. to 6 per cent. till January
1870, 106, 51.
Metropolitan District, 75, 4
Midland, llksl, 1.
North Eastern, Stockton and Darlington, 1304.
North Staffordshire, 58.
South Eastern, 731.
PREFERENCE SMILERS.
Great Weatern, Original 5 per cent. redeemable, 753.
Midland Consolidated, Bristol and Birmingham per
lent., 1301, 30.