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171 E .1161:AL THE DERBY DAY.

T Derby Day has come and is gone. The
excitement of many previous months, and the
fortunes of a whole life-time, have been compressed
into some thing more than two minutes and a half.
Colossal revenues have changed hands. Hopeless
ruin has become more thoroughly hopeless and I
inure comoletely ruined. Desperate fortunes, trem-
nling in the balance, have received another chance
of redemption, or have been converted into safety .
and wealth. There was scarcely a horse which ran in
yesterdays race that did not carry on his back
besides the jockey some sporting C.F.-.A I: and his
fortunes. 104 ',di, of at The
critical two minutes aid a half det,rinined
for many an ornament ~f BURK E'S "Peerage
'• and Landed Oentry- the issue between Mayfair
and Homburg, or Belgravia and Baden.
Large acres which, had the event of
the (lay been other than it «as, might
have descended unencumbered to some youthful
hoir, whose interest in horses does not extend
beyond the rocking-horse or the Shetland pony--
if such pristine innocence still lingers even in the
nursery- will now come to him laden with mort-
gages, or will be brought to the hammer, and
pass to some cotton spinner from Manchester,
or contractor from the City. On a lower
rung of the maiid ladder, Bloomsbury may find
a temporary asylum at Boulogne ; and may bless
the dissociating sea which severs it from the land
(-I its birth and of its creditcew. In yet humbler
families the table will be more scantily furnished,
•he boys' or ',finis' schooling more suddenly termi-
:.ateO, the old clothes worn a little longer than
they would have been if the favourite had not sub-
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DRAMA.

NEW QUERN'S.
One of the boldest and moat unconventional
things ever done in a London theatre was done in the New
Queen's lad night. The manager, Mr. Liston, took his
m and produced a new drama The Larseashire
lass, by Mr. H. J. Byron, wholly regardless of the fact
that it was Friday. Actors and mangers are generally sa
superstitious about launching any new enterprise on a
Friday as sailors and shipowners, and we can recollect ao
precedent like the one now established at the Queen's.
The drama is elaborate, and has a strong domestic in-
terest. .„ .
London, England, 1868-07-25

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LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 25,

THE WITHDRAWALOF THE FOREION

CATTLE MARKET BILL.

Tnr serious danger to which we pointed yester-
day ea banging over the' Foreign Cattle Market
Bill has proved fatal to it. The refusal of the
City to take the responsibility of the measure was,
we said, fraught with peril. This morning
at nearly half-pact three, after an angry fight
of sir hours, the CHANCELLOR of the Bicuroarrat
announced that, chiefly in consequence of the City
having declined to take the market authority
the Government did not feel justified in pushing
the measure forward. It, therefore, stands over
to the next session; that is to say, it is prac-
tically abandoned. It may be read a third
time on the Greek 'Wends. The new
Parliament, whatever else it may be, is
riot likely to be predominantly a land-
lords' Parliament. The interest' of those who eat
meat, and of those who would be glad to eat a little
more of it, and a little oftener, are likely to
be mere regarded than the interests of its
producers. Cattle 21. a head dearer means
meat so much a pound dearer, and a rise iu the
rent of grazing lands. The real profit of the
partial monopoly which the bill aimed
at introducing would have gone into the
pockets of the landlords. The retail
butcher, the wholesale salesman, and the
grazier, would simply have been so many
links in the chain

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London, England, 1868-07-25

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THE CAMP AT WIMBLEDON.

Painiv Maar.
Everything speaks of the beginning of the end.
The tramway is being rapidly removed. Already
thermic tram-carriageat the Wimbledon end looks
stranded. Its fellow, at the camp ermines, bee
disappeared, and the rails are up to within a few
yards of the find named. Many of the
tents ire struck, have left no traoe behind
save the large ring formed by their ciroidar
trench. The banners float from their hundred
eagstalfameaa:azily as ever, but an atmosphere of
cheap the *amp, and there is soreethieg
half- choly in the way men refer to the
shooting for ' the Dudley," and, the Scratch
match just won by Captain Drake, a 1 top "11
'Tart* of ' the -fortnight. The bet eompetiticm
is *abided td the winnow of ether atatolus
during the assetisrg, and the man gain'* I. holds a.
curtain honorary rank anicuoriffseen for Bic Bat
the WV:greet to:gdly was rather teebnioal than
rv4r. Thed—g,Psce. "ctihes ATM =oo em-on, but they
dano ' oh, and the grand ittemdloonaing
sloes y with the familiar name " Irmglands “on
its canvas awning, visa a significant isolator of
to-marrow's review, and the termination of the
meeting. The other match alluded to occasioned
much ' good-humoured raillery. A selection from
what pray be termed the staff °Moen of the eons-
oil wake pitted together. The eraek shots in their
=l:raid net sompeit, and it was ii nompletaly
Under these mrotei==
critScion :rnrbee. out of place, and it is
to say that Captain Drake carried off
doe
&az,
'Yen by Lady cer, and that the ihaioil
. ft-Major , of the Guards, WOW l'e•
W by " hOnotirahle • mention" hem, his
• trien . .

• The people who are 'interested in the Queen's
Rise (matins, and wbo require more information
than can be tethered from an =technical source,
may turn to the current number of the Volunteer
Service Casette. The pros and eons. are fairly
weighed, and the action of the council clearly
commented on.
As we were among the first to note the
exceptional excellence of the eanitery arrange-
means of the camp, we have satisfaction in
stating that these were subjected to a private
but professional investigation to-day, and that
the result pleoes the Monk's earth-system in
useili the highest rahk of usefulness. Those who
remember the condition of the common after some
previous meetings will • the vast import-
ance of the improvement. eral thousand men
have lived in the open air for weeks in the close
vicinity of houses without detriment either to
themselves or their neighbours, and will leave no
unpleasant trace behind.
London, England, 1868-07-25

THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies
now become en important feature. Sines the hitrodue
ti dare Tea, nearly 40 years MO, the NAST INDIA TEA.
ANT have, on amount of its pest strength and exquisite
Savour, promoted Its sale by every means The Tea Districts, then
confined to Upper Amain, have gradually extended, end Teas front
other parte of India are arriving, thus offering ter yarieties.
beesny me now Assam, Caehar, , to., at
b. 10d. to 4s. Id. 7,111, and In Teem as tisuaL —Ware-
houses No. 0, Great St. adm'wohurchysrd, Ilialtopegais Prim list
forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-07-25

to bot. Tin plates—ln oon...oluenee of a reciuccin in
the make, cansed by the continued drought, cake plates
have in vied about ls. per box; charcoal remain the
ru
is steady at about IW. ; IW. lid.
lilpeltsr is very 'meanie: ; business reported on the spot
here at 20/., and IW. 16a., and at IW. 12a. 6d. In oat:ports
no business dens the last few days; common are quoted
20/. sellers, and specials, 7s. 6d. extra. To effect sales •
reduotiom must be submitted to.
London, England, 1868-07-25

FOREIGN NE Ws.

(THIS DAY.)

HUNOARY.

A telegram front Peek dated July 11.. men-
tions that on that day Baron Kayos. the Minister
of Instruction and Worship, communicated to a
meeting of deputies the heads of a bill for esta-
blishing equality &aware all Christian axle in
Hungary.
London, England, 1868-07-25

MIHB&-(THIS DAL)

----
ONE O'CLOCK.
Both the Stock Exchange and Mining Exchange
being closed to-day, we have no transactions to
report in mining shares.
The subjoined report on the metal market is
from Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North:

A slight improvement in the demand for some kind of
metals has taken place since the date of our last report,
though unaccompanied by any rise in prioe, while copper
and speller have further declined. Iron: Manufactnren
of Welsh and Staffordshire iron find difficulty in making
quick deliveries, it being almost impossible to keep the
works going through the extreme heat ; prices are unal-
tered. Scotch pig iron has kept its position, at 625. Bd.
cash. Copper : The smelters have accepted lower prices for
manufactured, :which has brought out large orders for
India, both for copper and yellow metal. We quoteshest
and sheathing, 78/. English tough and best are quite
nominal. In foreign, holders of Burrs have accepted 801.;
Wallarool737. Chili bars have been done at NI. ; yellow
metal, d. Tin remains steady. Straits is
hands at spot and afloat. Banos nominally 94!.
English tin firm. In Holland the price remains at 64f f.
London, England, 1868-07-25

AMERICA.

The Royal Mail steamship China, from New
York on the 15th instant, arrived at Queenstown
at 10.40 p.m. yesterday (July 24)., with 81 cabin
passengers and 855,000 dollars in specie. • She
Tended the made and 14 passengers, and proceeded
at 10.50. All well.
(Per the China, via Queenstown.)
NEW YORK. JOLT 15, NOON.

Congress has passed an amended bill, disconti-
nuing the Freedmen's Bureau after the let of next
January.
The House of Representatives, by 114 to 42,
has passed a bill making an appropriation for the
purchase of Alaska, and declaring that the citizen-
ship of the inhabitants of Ala shall be deter-
mined by further legislation.
General Bnchann has issued a proclamation
announcing that military rule kw imaged -In
Louisiana. :
The inauguration of Governor Smith in Alabama
took place yesterday.
Intense heat has prevailed throughout the
country during the past ten days. Forty death.
from sunstroke occurred at New York yastarday. •
London, England, 1868-07-13

TIIE
LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.]

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Clummiinioner Holroyd.)
APPLICATION YOR RRLAA3R USIDRI PECULLiII
OIRCUIIRTANOIII.
The bankrupt, Edward Myers, MRS described as a coal
agent of No. 447, Strand. At the sitting for ex-
aniinatien and discharge on the 12th of June, the
bankrupt not appearing and not having filed accounts,
an adjournment sine die was ordered, and the protection
was withdrawn. He was subsequently arrested on a debt
which had been incurred after the adjudication, and
/WWI al detainers had been lodged against him by creditors
who might have proved under the bankruptcy, but had
not done so.
Mr. Chidley supported the application, and stated
that an arrangement had been come to with respect to the
debt on which the bankrupt had been arrested ; but he
sought his release from the detainers that had boon
subsequently lodged against him. Since the last sitting
he bail filed amounts showing debts of 9,896/., with assets
and property held as security of 2,406/.
Mr. H. Griffiths opposed the application.
His Honour raid that as the bankrupt was in custody on
tamers which bad boon lodged after his protection had
Lien tefueed by the court, he hail no power to interfere.
(Before Mr. Registrar Popp.)
IN RY. SIR RALDLRY MORON CULLING HANDLEY. BART.
The bankrupt was described aa late of Tonhridge. The
failure occurred nearly four years ago; and at the last
sitting no accounts having been filed, an adjournment
sine die was ordered. This was a sitting for a new choice
of assignees, the assignees originally appointed having
it-igucti. Mr. Ilanunond, auctioneer, of Baker-street,
Pon t num-square, was chosen sole assignee. The proceed-
ings were purely formal.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)

The July quarter sessions of the peace for the
county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the
Sessions House, Clerkenwell-green, before the t-
Judge, Mr. Henry Posen*Ll, chairman of the court, and
the following itudices :-111.r. Henry Edwards, M.P.Mr.
H. H. Harwood, Mr. Baxter, Mr. J. Cl. Pilchur, Mr. J.
Brooking, Mr. Woolsey, Colonel Jesters Mr. J. G. Moon,
Mr. Cooper, Mr. Rankine, Mr. Goodson, M.P., and
Captain Morley.
London, England, 1868-07-13

TZX .Was IN !EMIL

Thearreetof theDnite of Montpensier and his con-
sort, the only sister of the Queen of Spain, count/Item,
the Times remarks, an entirely new feature in ell the
ordinary complications of Spanish intrigues. Sorb a
proceeding was serer dreamt of by O'Donnell or
Nervass ; but Gonzales Bravo is a man of different
stamp. The beginning and end of his policy is
terror, and he has been for the Let few
months aggravating his terrorising measures to
such an extent as to compel discordant and
most heterogeneous parties to coalesce against him, and to
organise all Spain into a vast, more or less open, conspi-
racy, by which the safety of the throne is as seriously
compromised as that of the ministry. It is not by tran-
sporting a few " used up" generals, not by ostracising an
inoffensive royal deka, that Gonzalez Bravo can make enro
either of the Spanish army or of the Spanish people.
Behind O'Donnell and the generals of the " Union
Liberal" there are Prim and the officers and non.

-- ---
commissioned officers of the Progreeista party.
There arc the anti-monarchical factions; there is
the misery of the multitude, and the horrors of a
society never so completely disorganised. The Spanish
minister is playing a high game ; but it is doubtful whether
he will prove the extent of his courage and energy, or only
the desperate nature of his position.

The Telegraph, enlarging on the same subject, states
that many of the late violent measures of the Spanish
government were taken in defiance of the strongly ex-
pressed remonstrances of the Montpensiers. About a
month before the presidents of the two legislative houses
were arrested, the Duchess of Montpensier journeyed to
Madrid to expostulate with the Queen. She did not at-
tempt to conceal from her sister that, in making this
appeal, she was speaking not only on behalf of the col-
lateral heirs to the crown, but also of the Count of Paris
and of all their kith and kin. But the Queen ended an
angry interview by haughtily dismissing her sister from
her presence.
London, England, 1868-07-13

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THE CONFESSIONAL LAWS IN AUSTRIA.

Several of the large towns in Austria have pro-
tested against the Papal Allocution. The Lloyd
of Pesth says :

We shall no more tolerate the interference of Rome in
our legislation than we did that of Vienna. We shall
tremble as little before a council of churchmen in Rome as
we did before a council of war in Vienna. A nation
which has passed without wavering through the fusillades
of Haynau will be able to defend its independence against
the thunders of the Vatican.
London, England, 1868-07-13

(STAMM) Id. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PE NNY,

THE CAMP AT WIMBLEDON.

Rifle Asbociation, and to be shot for at 200 and
600 yards; together with those standing dishes,
the Pools and Sweepetakes, the Swiss Carton and
the Running Deer, comprise the shooting of to-
day. The mid-day gun, called, will be fired at
1.46 p.m., when all shooting will cease till 2.63
p.m. The camp gun will be fired again at the
latter hour, when shooting will be resumed until
7.15 p.m., when it will cease for the day. These
hours will be observed throughout the meeting,
save under special circumstances, when other
orders will be given.

OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1868-07-13

LONGFELLOW AND TENNYSON.

Ir is pleasant to think of the great American
poet u the guest of the English laureate ; and
a passing comparison of the several merits of
these two men of genius will rise almost in-
voluntarily in many minds. During GARIBALDI'S
visit to the Isle of Wight some anxiety was
displayed that he should spend • few hours with
Mr. Tarrersori alone ; and the most fanciful
anticipations were indulged in as to the results
of this meeting of the man of action
and the man of thought. But the planting
of a little tree by Gsare.u.nr (afterwards
maimed by some ruffianly relic-hunters) was the
only effect known to the world of the conversation
between the twain ; and some of the sentimental
admirers of the two poets would probably be sur-
prised to find how little the entertainment prof-
fered by one and accepted by the other differs
from that of common-place people of every day
life. But it is pleasant to think of the broad
humanity of LowaTELLow's writings in conjunc-
tion with the deep and mystical refinement
of our own TENNYSON. No living poets differ
more essentially in leading charadteristics. Both
are among the popular of their age and country.
But LONGFELLOW'S rhythm and thoughts are like
some broad fair picture, in which every light and
shadow, every valley and mountain, every beauty
of field, and stream, and garden, is dearly de-
fined. His ideas are sharp-cut and penetrating.
They sink into the hearts of all who have
suffered, or who hope; who rejoice, or joy.
or grieve. Simplicity is their characteristic as
much as truth ; and there is no poem of
LONGFELLOW'S but he who runs can read. Mr.
TENNYSON leaves more to the imagination, the
culture, and the worldly experienee of his readers.
London, England, 1868-07-13

BARON NAPIER OF MAGDALA,.

SELDOM, if ever, has the country regarded with
more heartfelt satisfaction the honours conferred
upon a public servant by the Crown than in the
present instance of Sir ROBERT N.LPUIR. The ele-
vation of that illustrious general to the peerage
is an sot of sovereign favour as popular as well de-
homed. In acknowledging the great services which
have so signally crowned a career of constant merit
and distinction, the Crown emphasises and confirms
the .judgment of the whole nation. The public
instinct rejoices in rewards which a soldier, un-
friended by fortune or by family influence, has
fairly won at the point of his sword, by those solid
and serious qualities which have not always com-
manded the recompense they have deserved at the
hands of the dispensers of patronage at home.
The national self-esteem has been flattered by
the• perfect conduct and success of a campaign
which loaves no shadow of displeasure or regret
behind. In Baron NAPIER (of Magdala) England
salutes a name nobler than any title, and a pure
renown that dignifies the rank it accepts. It hasbeen
suggested that as there is already a Lord NeprEß,
not undistinguished as a civilian in the public
sense, Sir ROBERT should have taken another title,
in order to avoid confusion of names. The
suggestion seems to us superfluous. There are,
as everyone knows, and always will be in the
Upper House of Parliament, Peers of the same
name, though of different houses, who are as easily
distinguished by each other as Lord NAPIER the
diplomatist will be from tho Lord NArrea (of
Itlagdala) and in the same way. Surely it is very
natural that Sir ROBERT NAPIER should, as a sol-
dier, be loth to part with such a name as NAPIER,
and.since his right of peerage is not territorial,
that ho should prefer not to assume a territorial
title. " NAPIER" and " Idagdala " will make as
good a Barony as any ono of feudal or quasi-feudal
origin; and it may be added that Sir Bonn only
London, England, 1868-07-13

ST. PAnL'B CATREDRAL.—The bishop of London
has just conferred the prebendary stall of Ealdland upon
the ltev. W. H. Brookfield, M.A., chaplain in ordinary
to the Queen, • clergyman long connected with, and
who has done much service in the diocese of Loudon,
and well known as an educationalist.
FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN Boys.—An investiga-
tion was held by Mr. Bedford, the Westminster coroner,
on Saturday, at St. Martin's vestry-room, the subject
being the death of Thomas Malloy, aged 16, who was
killed while fighting with another boy named Richard
Vickers, the fight originating through the disputed owner-
ship of a dog. Between 8 and 9 o'clock on Wednesday
morning last, Patten, a publican's son, the deceased,
Vickers, and a boy not named, were playing with a dog in
Bedfordbury, when a quarrel ensued between the latter
and Patten relative to the ownership of the dog. It resulted
in a fight, when deceased interfered in Patten's behalf, and
was in consequence "pitched into" by Vickers. The boys
fought two and two, when Vickers got deceased encircled
with one arm, and taking that advantage he pummelled
away at the body of the deceased with his right fist.
Suddenly deceased became powerless, Vickers relinquished
the punishment, and pushed his adversary away, the de-
ceased falling partly on the pavement and partly in the
road. He was conveyed to the hospital and pronounced
dead. Vickers ran away, but was brought back and glean
over to a police-constable (I C), and on the way to the
station at Bow-street, he paid the boy with whom he was
fighting fell down in a fit. He was charged with causing
the death of the deceased, and the magistrate remanded
him. He was then in the house of detention. Mr.
Adolphus B. Palmer, houro-surgeon at Charing-cress
Hoptal, deposed to ;raking the pal-menders examination
of the body of the deceased. Externally there were
inning over the abdomen and on the right side. They
we re of the first 'stage. There was another bruise over
the epigastric region, also recent, sad they were all caused
by blows. There wore no fractures. The cause of death
was hers ous shock to the system, producing paralysis of
the heart, from • blow on the nervous epigastric region.
The jury returned a verdict of " Manalaughter " against
Richard Vickers.

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THE SUEZ CANAL

TO TEE EDITOR OP PEE EXPRESS.
SIRS I have great pleasure in informing your
readers that the loan for four millions sterling required to
complete the works of the Sues Canal has been fully sub-
scribed for, and that consequently the subscription lids,
which have been open to the public for three days, are
now finally closed.—l
DANIEL A. LANGE, Director of the Sues
Canal Company.
21, Regent-street, London, July 11.

Early yesterday morning a heavy thunderstorm
broke over the Castle and town of Windsor. The
lightning was ineessmit, and the heavy rolling, of the
thunder awoke most of the inhabitants from their sleep.
The rain, too, poured down in torrents, completely wash-
ing the streets and roads and for the time flooding the
gutters and watercourses. While at its height, the storm
was mmething fearful to contemplate. The heavy rain
has laid much of the cereal crops in the district, and for
the present put a atop to harvest onstion• which had
commenced earlier than usual. Rain fell in heavy
showers throughout yesterday.
A MARINE OFFICER CTIAROED WITH DRUNKEN-
IfEBK—On fiaturday morning last, a court martial assem-
bled on board her Majesty's Rag-ship Victory, in Ports-
mouth harbour, to try lieutenant James Inglis, of the
Royal Marines:serving on board H.M.S. Royal Oak, on •
charge eldrunkennesa. Captain 11. S. Ilillyar utod.
The evidence of the commander, !surgeon, assistant-
went to prove that the prisoner, on the 2nd inst.,
I•lrsiLeTilt, half-past eight o'clock in the evening fell dowa
upon the deck in a state of intoxication, and had to bo
carried to his cabin by two marines. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, and put in several certificates of good character
from ships in which he had previously served ; and taking
them into consideration the court only adjudged him to be
dismissed the ship, to be severely reprimanded, said to lose
twelve months seniority.
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LONDON. THURSDAY EVINING, MAY 21, 1868.

so that there will be no delay In makiall Prelitohler7 worfiTti
plans, Sc., all of which have bees effected, sad
made ready for Immediate constructive operations-4=l- •
vantage, not possessed heretofore by any ether anderte of a
I like character, because the realisation of profile his been thus
brought so much nearer.
The capital has been divided into 01111101 of £lO each, and
Kock In sums ranging from £lO upwards, to snit the convenience
of all; as It is thought many may desire to take a delinite
amount of stock, or to pay up In tall, and thus be free at once
from all future care about calls, and from all future Hammy,
whilst others may prefer to pay a smaller earn down se • deposit
on shares, and pay up the residue by instalments as calla may be •
made.
Seine shares bare been already anotth3 in Indic
The share
capital MU be called up slowly, and so es, with
the stock, to maintain an expenditure at the rate of about
5120,0 0 per annum. £2 per share tinting each year will be
ample for this
Applications for shares may DOW be sent to the Com-
pany/ offices, 8 and P. Queenxitheet-pisee, tioathwark-
bri-ige, london, whets a full prospectus and forms
of application may be had; but It it necessary that It should
he understood that no application will he considered
unless a deposit of £1 on each share, or of £lO per oent.
upon the amount of stock applied for, has been made either
to the bankers of the Company, Messrs. Hansom, Homeric,
and Co., •o. P il-mall Past: or at the offices. 8 and
9, Queen-street-place, Southwark-bridge, London, KC. The
deposit will be returned without deduction if the application Ia
not acceded to.
London, England, 1868-05-21

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

(iusarra's riasoaAme.)
PRUSSIA. _

BERLIN. MAY ?Al.

The trial for high treason of the Twenty-two
Hanoverian' was concluded to-day. The court
acquitted Freese, but found all the other prisoners
guilty on the charge of committing acts of incipient
high treason. Howald wits condemned to be im-
prisoned for olio year and three months, and the
rest fur one year.
In to-day's sitting of the Customs Parliament
the bill imposing a deity on petroleum was rejected
by 190 to 99 votes.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, MAY 2), EVRNING.
At its sitting to-day the budget committee of tho
Lower House adopted the proposals of the sub-
committee with reference to the conversion of the
state debt and the taxation to be imposed upon
prizes in the lottery. It was resoled that prizes
in the state lottery should be subject( d to a deduc-
tion of 25 per cent., and prizes in private lotteries
t( a deduction of 15 per cent.
London, England, 1868-05-21

PENGE —LONG LEAVY:HOLD SWOP PROPERTY.
MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, on THURSDAY,
June 4, at 14 for 1, TWO very excellent SHOPS. being Nos 1 and
2, Verulam piece. °Afield rad, Pence. Held for a long term at
the nominal ground-rent of C 7 WM produce c 76 per annum
Pot particulars sad conditions of sale. apply to the solicitors,
Messrs. Burroughs and Biadoe, Forest : and William Tucker.
Fey., kg, King Winton-street. KC ; at the place of sale : and d
the Auctioneer's offices, No. 11, The Grove, Church-street, Cam-
' bervrelt

MAPPIN AND WEBB'S
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and
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London, England, 1868-05-21

Four other; also rin.

Betting Even on Perensey, 3 to I each ant Catiline and
Derby Day. Kleine and Sorrel alternately held the lead until
rounding the turn, when the last-named ran wide and Kismet
wu left with the lead, but was immediately afterwards J iced
by the favourite and Derby Day, of whom ho still held the
command until reaehli g the distance, when he gave way and
the race was left to the other two. Pevensey drawing away at
the half distance won by a length. Caitlin, who came through
his horses in the last quarter of a mile, was third, beaten three
lengths from Derby thy, Kismet being fourth, Ilburg fifth, and
the remainder pulling up. whipped in by Revenge.
A pony race followed, but it WU of nointlrest.
‘,. _ _

TICRDIA Rim of 1 Boy. each. with 1 added, for hacks
and banters ; weight Ifer site: penalties and allowances. The
winner to be A mile and a half, over six hurdles.
(II subs.)
Mr. S. E Smith's Domino (Qortis) I
Mr. A. eltsrlton's Chance (Mr. R. Thom..)
Mr. Shepherd's Rattler (Owner) S
_ . _ Five others abo ran:

Betting: g to 1 sisiatan;e7 a to 1 each se t Lightland
and Penelope and 4 to 1 eget Battler. Llgbtland made
the muning half way up to the turn for home, b
waited upon byon Domino and Chance. Domino then Li:{
the lead, and w easily by a leontk.thn sam separat-
ing second and third. The others pulled up no t. The
winner was not sold. An objection was lodged yet Domino en
the ground of the owner being In the forfeit lilt, and the ques-
tion remains In abeyance.
A race for local sallower' closed the preeeschngs, for which
there were seven entries, but only four went to the paid Lady
Jane, ridden by. 1. Mites, won three lensibn Butablektte,
ridden by Mr. Kennett, wee
London, England, 1868-05-21

SPECIAL NOTICE.

CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
latablished
All persons who effect Policies on the Participator satie
fore June Sotb, IsOS, will be entitled at the neat boom W m e
year's additional share of Profits over l►ter entrant-.
Tables of Rates, and Forms of Pmpoml, can be sabered tram
my of the Society's Agents, or of
OEOROP: CI: TCLIFFE, Actuary and Se n etary.
11, St. James'►square, London, S.W.
London, England, 1868-05-21

PENCE.—LONG LEA•MHOLD SHOP PROPERTY.
MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Guildhall Collect-house, Grattan-street,
city, on THURSDAY, June 4,166 d, at 12 for 1, in Lots, SEVEN
CAPITAL SHOPS, being Nos. 1,2, 3,4, and ti, Gladstone-terrace,
Maple road, Penge, and Noe. 6 and 7, Glowester-terrace, Wood.
blue-move, adjoining. Held on lease for a long term at low
ground rents, well let, andtroducing 8332 per annum—Tor par.
Mentors and conditions of sale apply to the solicitors, Messrs.
Tatham and Sone, 1, Staple inn. WC. ; Wm. Overton, Req.. 10,
Italnngball-Mreet, C. ;W. Tacker, Esq., Bd, King William-street,
LC.: at the place of Salo; and at the Auctioneer's offices, No.
11, TheOrove, Churchett act, Camberwell, S. E.
London, England, 1868-05-21

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

In the Horse of COMMONS, yesterday, after our
report left, the house went into committee on the
Libel Bill.

In committee a lengthened discussion took place
on clause 3, which makes persons liable for the
utterance of any defamatory matter reflecting on
the character of another, which, if written and pub-
lished, would amount to a libel. Several members
strongly objected to the clause, as placing a speaker
in the power of the reporter. Ultimately a division
was taken on the question that the clause be post-
poned, which was carried by 89 to 64.
The Entail Amendment (Suotlaud) Bill was read
a second time.

The Railways (Guards and Passengers) Com-
munication 11111 was read a second time on the
understanding that it was nut to be committed
until the Railways Regulation Bill had been
brought down from the Lords and read a second
time.
The County Courts (Admiralty Jurisdiction) Bill
was read a third time and passed.
Bills were brought in by Mr. K esxwien to
make provision, in the case of boroughs ceasing to
return members to serve in parliament, respecting
rights of election which have been vested in the
persons entitled to vote for such members ; and
by Mr. H. B. SHERIDAN to make admissible, in
any part of the United Kingdom, probate of wills
or letters of administration granted or issued in
Ireland.

The house adjourned at five iniuutes to six
o'clock.

THE BRIGHTON COMPANY'S SUBURBAN

EXTENSIONS.
London, England, 1868-05-21

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THI POLITICAL. orrownos.

It is observed by the Dully News that Mr.
Baxter's amendment, excluding tram the suffrage all pa-
trons exempted on the pound if poverty from the pay-
ment of poor-rates, will enable Mr. Disraeli to *wince in
the decision of the Rouse of Commons with regard to Mr.
Bouverie's amendment without relf-stultilleatioa, for it
would in effect be a rating franchise. It is jut possible
he might terrify or where the house into reversing its
late vote, but the swam would be dangereve. The talk
of a dissolution upon this question or upon any other,
is, in all probability, idle Wk. Should a threat
of the kind be made it must be met sat defeated by a
refusal of supplier.—ln amt ier atte!rs, the Doily lrea a
points out that the present Premier, ha ha place in
the Rouse of Commons, has deliberately represented
the Queen us the anther of the policy he is pursuing
towards the representatives of the cation, and instead of
standing before the slaves as its defender, hes sought
to shelter himself behind it. At the present moment, if
it be true that the Queen bee been persuaded by him that
a dissolution of parliament is not one of shone solemn
exercises of the royal prerogative which requ're to be I re-
ceded by the mast careful examination of the special cir-
cumstances under which they are recommended, but a
power which may properly be entrusted to a minister, like
a weapon to be worn about his person and used in cases
of extremity fur his political convenience, the Queen's
abeemoe is explained.
Regarding Mr. Baxter's motion as a praesical reversal of
Mr. Bouverie's amendment, the Times Woks Mr. Disraeli
may meet the house this afternoon without much embar-
rassment. If the full scope of the latter amendment being
understood, the home re-coils from it, and substitutes Mr.
Batter's suggestion, or replaces the government clause,
further progress will be easy, and an early appeal to the
reformed constituency throughout the kingdom will be
practicable.
The Herald says it is rubbish to talk of stopping the
supplies, which virtually are voted. The Standard makes
the same statement. " The supplies," it says, " are
already voted."
London, England, 1868-05-21

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London, England, 1868-05-21

TiilC CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
imues boa sow become an Important testae& Siam the
tnialfzetion of Aram Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the ZABT
i TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great
and annulate flavour, promoted Ita sale by every meal:eV
Tea eintricts, then rendoed to Upper Assam, have gradually
astamiled, and Tess from other parte of India are arriving, thus
offeidag greater varieties. The Company are now selling Assam,
Cadge, Darjeeling, &e ,at from fa. led to 4a. td. per lb.. and
China Teas as usual—Warehouses, No. 9, (heat Si. Bolen's-
churthraid. Illahopinate. Pelee Ltd forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-05-21

TEE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL

Philip Charles Ricial,Who was described en the charge-
sheet as • beetmaker having no bed residence, wee placed
at the bar, en remand, before Alderman Canton and Alder-
maa Hale. charged with riesling freer pain of leather half-
soles from the shop of Marra Saxes and Waddington,
leathersellers, of 87, Bartholomew-dose.
It appeared net the prisoase went into the procurators'
warehouse about eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning, and
asked for a pair of ludheelres and some nods. He was
served with them and the change was placed on the
counter for him, when ono of the assistants cams up and
took out of his carpet-bag four pairs of half-soles which be
had stolen from the box out of which he was to select the
one pair he purchased. The reason he had been watched
was that Charles Baker, 333 L, had observed him going into
the shop on various °cautions and knowing him to be a
bad character he oeutioaed them to be careful of him; con-
sequently they watched him and caught him. The soles
were identified by certain marks upon them. They found
en the prisoner 26 duplicates, all relatiog to boots and
"ET-
er, in answer to Mr. Alderman Causton, said that
the prisoner had not been long out of prison for a similar
offence. He had, besides, been summoned to this court
for detaining the boots of several police offioers which he
had bad to repair.
Felix Sims, City police-constable, said that he had the
prisoner in custody for a similar offence and he was sum-
marily convicted and sentenced to three month& hard
labour. He bail been out of prison about a fortnight.
The prisoner said it was poverty that made him do it.
The prisoner was fully committed for trial.
Robert Walker, Somerset-place, Bevington-street, Hox.
ton, applied to Alderman Caution for his assistance under
the following circumstances. Ilia mother had insured her
life in the Provincial Uuion Assurance Company, of N 0.4,
iffietham-place, Bridge-street, Mackin/ere, for 4/. 12a.
The last payment made was fur seven weeks. He paid it
on the 911, of December last, and that cleared everything
up to that date. His mother died on the lith of Decem-
ber, and be had since made his claim for the amount of his
policy. When he called for the money he received his
policy back, with the words " Not entitled to benefit—died
while under eumpensiou, James Miller," written in blue
pencil scream it.
Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, said that it was a case of
disputed lability, and the proper court to apply to would
be the county court.
Applicant thanked his worship, and said he would go to
that court.
London, England, 1868-05-21

BATTERSIA.—CIone to the CLAPHAM JUNCTION STATION.
MR, ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by
AUCTION, at theCuil 'hall Coffeehouse, (Hestia'.lutreet,
City, on THURSDAY. June 4, at 12 for 1, THIRTEEN LEASE-
HOLD DWELLING.HOURIN, being Nos. 1,2, 3,4, b, 4,7, 8, 10,
12. 14, 14, and 18, Duttlebt.sbeet, Falcon road, Battersea, all
wall built and Just flal.hlort, and will retdlly let et rentals
amounting to ORO per annum : love, 80 year ; low ground-
rents —Particular- and conditions of sale may be obtained of
the solicitors, W. Overton, Ms 1., 10, &mince all-street, KC., and
W. Tuckvr. , 46, King Wil lam-street, E C. ; at the place of
sale : amt at the Aucti.meerh °Skim, No. 11, The Grove, Churvh-
street, Camberwell, B.E.

• micK lIAIf KER.—Sound investment.
MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by
AUCTION. at the Guildhall C .ffee-honae, Gresham-street,
Pity. on THURSDAY, June 4. at It for I, a superior Self!.
DETACHED RiSIDENCE, known as Brodtley.house, Rye-hill,
rerkham-rye, let at .e.OO per annum. Held on lease for 60) cars
at a low ground rent.—Yor particulars and conditions of sale,
apply to Memrs. West and King, solicitors, pi, Cannon-street,
KC. : at the place of sale , and at the Auctioneer's Moms, No.
11, The Grove, Church street, Camberwell, S.E.
London, England, 1868-05-21

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY 20, EVRNING.
In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the
debate relative to free trade was continued.
M. Rouher. who resumed his speech aft• r tooling a
letter written by Mr. Gladstone, said he admired that the
practice of giving customs permits had given rise to some
abuse. The government was still examining this ques-
tion. M It other then entered into statistics to show the
progress of French industry. lie stated that France ex-
ported to European markets to the amount of 700 million
francs more than Rugland, and was only behind that
country as regarded her exports to the East. He expressed
hopes that by means of energetic oolopetition,
and by throwing off the slrick les of timid
couneil,, the trade of France- t rival that
of England, even in the Et-t. (Cheere.) To
those who :ask that the government should give notice
of withdrawal from the treaty of oommerce, we reply point
blank, no. The Emperor has the constitutional right to
conclude treaties of c werce, but the government in-
s tfenaids having recourse to the le,.;ishitive powers
fur ti, future when it becomes a que,tion of reforming
the ceqtoins tariff --(cheers) only it is resolved to hold
firmly to the path of progress.
M J Simon riansrked that political. liberty should
ie comp my fieetto:u of commerce.
The simple order of the day was passed over the inter-
by a large majority.
In the Senate the ile,ite upon the interpellation relative
to the materialist tendency of the teaching of certain pro-
fe,sors was continued. •ipeeches were delivered by MM.
quentin, It inchard, and Cardinals Minuet and llonne-
chef,. . . . .

Toe re-....a.t mission of the French frigate P.ina.ma to
Morocco, to demand s itisfaction for the murder of a
French muhj.ect, has been completely successful. By order
of the Emperor of Morocco, .Lisa, the chi. f culprit, het
n beheaded at Tangirs,together with the other a:one:sins.
The Et,h.lard of this evening says that the ditEculty
with Tunis is upon the point of being settled.

DENMARK,

COPENHAt•EN. MAY D.

The Dan;Rh Diet trwt proro*Led to-day. The
Provident of the Ministry re.ol the royal nie,age closing
th.• ,esinon.
The u.,...1 cheers were then given for the King.