The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-12 00:00:00

I` V 7 : - r • '; 1 ‘ • • . •-• • 34>L'A Tbt 4TintS- Na 5,306.] NOTICE to SHIPPERS and PASSENGERS per East India and Loudon Shipping Coniliaora screw steamer MACRITII S, 2.135 tons. ao lior. Ts.. cr. T. THORN. RILL, commander, for CALCUTTA, cello,: at the Cape of Good Hope ant. Madras. This ship sill lean the Victoria London; Docks on the morning of the !Silt .1112a•t 111 goods and heavy baggaze to be alongside and ileare.l Iw n• on o f the 17th inst. This vessel being under engagement to her Mrijesty's government will not call at Gravesend, but proceed dir, t to t tirk, shore cue will embark, on the 22n.1 inst.. all her tbrisengery who to not embark at the docks, but prep r joining at that port For further particulars, and freight. or Di,4Jr, applj to GRIN DLA and Co., A% Parliament strt—t, the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co, 150. Leadenhall at ri et, F C , : or at the offices of the Company, 9, kflocingdane, Donlon, EC RICII.t RD DREW, Secretary. D'ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK KT 0111 P. —For "AV DN EY Dina t to sail from the river punctually en the 25th August. calling at Plymouth to cm . bark passengers tat Septembei the well known frigateLiiilt ship DUNCAN DISBAR. A I for 13 years, 1.37 I tons register, JAMES P. Sts'ANSDN. C,onimander Ina in the East India Docks. This ship. built e priwily for the i..),lney trade. has Mo n fitted with the greatest care I cousbice.stion for the comfort of passengers : her cabins are lofty and airy. She rail secomnin dlW a few intermediates, and will carry an exprrisscs.l surgeon. —For terms of freight nr passage apply b. Csptain SWANSiIN, on board: to GELLAI'LIt, HANK EY. and SE, ELL, f.'7. Leaden. hall.street or to DEVI LT and MitIRE, 9, Billiter.street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP—For PORT P:IILLIP Direct to be despatched on the 75th August. last shipping day tied August', the magnificent clipper ship CHRYSOLITE, A 1 tbelonding to Messrs. Potter, IVitson, and Co.. of Gusgow 1,11 ton. register, D. M'INTYRE, Commander; lying In the East India Docks. This tine vessel, built under special surrey, n well known la the Australian and New 7,ealaad trade for her fast-smiling finalities and sound delivery of cargo. She luta also good accommo dation Etr passentrers.—Rir freight or passage apply to GEL LATLY. HAN KEY, and SEWELL, 27, Lradenhallatreet ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter.street. DEV ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOW N Direct 'will hare notch despatch,, the aell.known clipper ship MARRO% BY, AI, MS tool register, WILLIAM STORIE, Commander. London Dnal. This regular trader has first.rate accommodation for chief cabin passengers, and, having Put arrived la 14.3 days, she offer. a desirable opporttusity to shippers. Fur freight or gar to Memos. STEPHEN KENNARD and Co., Aus ; or soDEVITT and MOORE, 9, Bunter-street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For LAUNCE,TON Direct a regular trader, Just arrived from the colony, to follow the Dunorlan, and will have immediate despatch), the well•known oak•bollt clipper SATTENVE, &NIL •A 1, register WM toms. C HAVit- CHILD. Centriumiler. This beautiful yawl her established her eeNtatiou In the trade by her rapid plumage oat, and preemie a favourable opportunity to shippers.—For freight or plumage apply, to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Btiliter•street. nEVITT and MOORE'S LINE of PACKETS. .LI roe CANTERBURY Direct (a regular trader, to call on the 21Ired Minsk bat shipping da 9.th AugusV, Use well. known fast cling ship DzawlvrwATEß.. A 112 years. OM tons register. JOHN THOMSON, Commander loading in the East India Docks. This ,regular trader has a spa. Mons and elegant poop, and afford' an excellent opportunity for Arabtius n: has great height in the 'town decks for Ma of second cabin pueencers, and will cony a surgeon if required : she is also noted In the trade for the sound delivery of cargo—For freight or passage apply to the owners, Mean. RICHARDSON BROTHELS and Co., 17, St. Helen's. treet : to GELLAT and il lac lALM, P = s nhalletreet ; or to DEVITT HANLEY, and MOORS, 9, Billfteretratit. FOR SYDNEY Direct, has more than half her c list shipping day August 45), the trell.knosrn Britisinr p ai r ip VENETIA, A 1, 5.6 tons register, CLEMENT BOWEN, for a few PO panaeogeri;nd limbered second and tblni class dltto'.—For - frelalit or passage, Wilt° OMEN, ROBINSON. and Co., 40, Fenehureh•etreet,E.C. LOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to follow the C Mance, last shipping Jay August SE, the splendid Snit dam British ship BENARE‘ 824 toes per register 34rds, A 1 : bUg in the East India Dock. This superior sh ip owned by John Brodie, &ft, has every convenience fora limited number et chief eabht passengers, and unrivalled sccommodation in her ma Innen decks tor second sad third dam passengers. —Far height or passage apply to OWN, ROBINSON. sod Co., Mt ranchurchninet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPKR PACKKTS for AUSTRALIA from London direct. Port. Ship. Tonnage. I Docks. To hall. Melbourne .. Treholgan 2,500 1 R. India Auguet2s Melboarne .. Chatsworth 4= Dann° felcherdt 1,500 K India Sept. 10 1,500 K IrAa Oct. 10 Queensland .. Fiery Star 2.500 .Queenatn August 17 Queensland .. Wendell I 1.300 Liverpool Augusta° Queensland .. Light of the Age, 2,500 I R. India Sept. 25 Thus celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and eamd passages, earned a world.lntown reputation, and their pas. Magee accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat.— For an particulars respecting frelaht or passage to Australia apply to JAYII BAINES and Co., Liverpool .• all Agents for the Black Bail Line : and T. Y. MACHIN and Co., 1, Leads:Mali street, Icedon. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL frIZAII-Sli IPS, appointed by the Admiralty to mil between LIVIRPOUL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston Biggs gelling at flaillax to land and receive pawengers and try' Majesty's mails. The following or other vessels are ap- Pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the RAC PERSIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday. August 15. AFRICA, for BOSTON, S.darday, August 22. •..COTIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, August 29. • Taking passengers and ponds for Nnssau and Havana, to be transferred at New York ou board the R. 21.8 Corsica, Passage money, including steward's fee and provisions, but Without wines or liquors:—To lialtfax and Boston. chief cabin, 2; second cabin, 215. To New York, chief cable, £h ; ascend cabin, LI& Prehrbt to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 23 C s tr arret. and 5 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Poord, 62, Old London ; J. 21. Currie, Havre, and 12. Place de la Beene, Park' ; G. and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow : D. sod C. MiWraps*rsr, / Queenstown ; or D. and C. 111'insr, 6, Water. We* FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK. ETILERAGE PASSAGE REDUCED TO FIVE GUINEAS (C 3 6a.) vcriL FURTHER NOTICE. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T H ;IfILADET.PHIA (cream-sum COMPANY Intend dee geteldng their tall-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Stearnhhins. caning at Queenstown to embark pineal:era and despatcheu, ea *hews : FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OP RA LTI 110 RF., lhla day. Anstalt 12. CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday, August 19. CITY OF LIMERICK, Friday, August 21. AAA *wry Wednesday. and every alternate Friday. Oithiba gauge lb, 17, and 21 gnlneu, according to the seem'. geshatiou. Forward prase it guineas, Including all pmetstoin imelted. Farmers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbiq booked throng!' on very advantageous term—roe farther lan apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water sheikstreet, ; or to 1111VES and MACEY, 01, King William- City. PHILLIPPEI, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS despatch the and...mm.11cm.... .1,0_0,, d eg ,. Per ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the %WAVIER, from the British and Einem Rteam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 ►m. Pares Erb.. /1 lna, and 17t. ed. Return tickets, • fare sad a half. The FTKNOOR.D, Thursday morning early, from oil the Tower. Pare Et. 77rilkg1111f, tbet SCHWAN, August 11, at 11 L. from Ho U Hatarlydown, and from Blackwall at noon. lama: £2. 11, IiegiriCYLITINTITTRO, the GC 3[A/ NANA, about August la. from annebao.u , /area. 43 ha, £2 s., and al. To be tot. lowed by the LONDON. — Kra COPKFILOLN and STOCKHOLM, a steamer In a ten dam Far 2 1•11114 ••pis at Omen's Universal 01100. IPAW•ststrem, W., or to PAILLLPPS, OKAY ES. sod PHILLI 12. Bead-immx NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE goer Ely. The business of the Company eurwede V 0,000.000. The dirty paid tr. government for the year I wut36,Off!, and the anAosiut insured on fanning stuck, i 10.050.3.32. • lons of three-lif the of the prldlta periodically made to Parties Mewing who have thus, from time to tla.e, received mum amounting in the aggregate to A:440.000: and the Society sow bolds a large reserve applicable to • future bonus. The rate* of premium are In no came higher than those charged by the other principal oflicea making no returns to their M in/era ica 7 prospectuses apply at the aorfety's Ofeces, Snrrey-street, Norwich: and 6, Crescent. New Bridge street, Blacktriars, &C. NO CURE, NO PAY.—Dr. OOLDING BIRD, Physician to Ony's llorpltal, states that It is only to the mild continuous voltaic turn nt that we must look fora vast de. velopment rerative infloence. K BR.uff A arti VOLTAIC FLEXIBLE BELT amasses this ewential pow.-r, as proved hy Ito extraordinary cures hi neuralgic. rheumatism. innehern Wist-lok Mont. tit doloreux. Indigestion, paralysis. nervous debi lity. asthma, spamoodic stricture, tte. It restores the pristine tone and vigour of thy system. Format of those complaints the belt can be bad on losn for a month and tasted, free of charge : la. to 15s. each If kept. Testlroontals confirming the above seat free.—Depot, 11. Crooked-lane, Ring Williams-street, city. liEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for which a mire medal was awarded to the producer at the international Fahllatlon. 166 E—Poultry bon and Plants are effectually freed from bag and all other rumba with which they are infeeted, by the above powder, which la quite harmless to animal life. The Farmer, tbs Gar dner, nr the Aportsznaa, win therefore find It Invaluable. Bugs. cockroaches, beetles. moths In fur& and every other specks of butt are also inatantly destroyed.—Ankl In packets. la sad b ad. sea. or poet tree for 14, or treble ,ti. for 36 Menge, by THOIIIAS IC EATING, chemist. 19, it. Paul s-c P rte d r e ct lord, London, LC., retail by all druggists. Ac. Take soils., eac► genuine packet bears the ►hove WIMP and address, _TOZZAIIIII COPIHINE MIME, succeedully wa• *lad In Its Paris and London 110.1'41415, ander the cars cd Masora. Clothier, ord, Lloyd, Poland, and Logos Clark eta Nor. , 1862', affects a care In an average of di days. dinar In repot or chronic diaeloam.--ta. ad. par total, by Peal la. Id., at C. Joanna, trench chianti, at damasks% VOX SMITH'S BEST STORE CANDLES, .1. Id. per lb., .e x mach whiter light and Mini longer than common dips. Composite, 7•d.; Belmont War, Sperm, Ia ed. and In. 6d.: Metallic for Palmer', Lampe, Bd.; Yellow and Mtn tied Soap, Kw. to ain per cwt.; Coln Oil. Ia per gallon, and every article in the trade of the Wig quality and lowest price for cash, at 281, Strand, W.C. nAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN NJ recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated on the Invoice—. Pine Gold and Pure Gold; as applied to Jewellery. being a delmion. WATHICRSTON and WIGGLY'S GOLD CHAT id. sad all articles manufactured by them, are sold upon this mind le, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, II Bowiepsatrsat, Covent-garden. W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery tor Is. esch.—N.R. This establlahment Is closed at I in the evening, end on Saturdays at I. TROUSERS. —HAMILTON and KIMPTON beg Co Inform the public that the NEW GOODS for the present reason are now ready. and gentlemen .ho do not mind paying a lair price. can depend on the hest materials. 106. Strand (opposite Exeter Hal. PERRING'S LIGHT HATS, 10n. to 21,4. REMoVAL—JNO. PERRINO, INVENTOR OF LIGHT VENTILATING HAT.. respectfully Informs his numerous customers and Mends that he la removing his lotigustabUshed business itorty years) from SS. Strand, to bi, Westand Fatablt-h -molt, No. LSI, Regent-street, where the buslneva will be carried on for the /attire. The whole stuck ts now selling a at greatly reduced prices, consisting of every kind of Hat, Cap, Ga— t*, REMOVING TO 251. REGENT STREET. TWO DOORS PROM 0X7011.D-SIKEET, WLST SIDE. WARM WEATHER.—RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR wIU be found a perfect luxury at this time of the year as a reviving went for the handkerchief and a re freshing adjunct to the toilet or hith. Price Is., 2a. 6d., and is. Sold by an perfumers and chemists and by the sole proprietor, R. RlubLll., Perfumer by appointment to lilt H. the Princess of Wales, 96, Strand, 24, Corshill, and Crystal Palace. GREY HAIR—CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will , haufte grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hair, prevent its falling off. and greatly Im re. Its appearance. Price la 6d., 2. 6d., and U. : &sample I;post 24 Memo& —Depot, 56, Gower-street, Redford-square, .C., and all chemists and pertuuseri. Cantion. —There are worthless trattatinos of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade." Established IPA& riao LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an A. Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Compleslon and Skin. The rathant I,loom it Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re moving all redness, tan. pimples, mints. freckles, discolorations, and other cutaneous visitations. render it intliepensable to every toilet, It obviates ail the effects of climate on the skin. whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat, Prior 4 ed. and es. 6.1. per bottle.—Sold at %, H Hon-garden and by chemists and perfumers Ask for" Rowlands' Kaly.lor," and beware of Various and pernicious articles under the name of "Hayden" NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and meet useful Invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Messrs. JOHN GeniNELL and Co., Three Kloy.court, Lombard. street, London, es toiler Majesty, respectfully offer to the pehba this marvellous Hold, which gradually restores the human hate to Its pristine hue—no maltreat what age. The Ague Atwell* has none of the properties of dyes; It, no the contr .ry Is beneficial to the system, and when the hate Is once reamed one impilattion per month will been it In pet-fret mlnur. Prim CI Is. per bottle, or In half bottler, 10s. 6d.—John Gosnell A - Co. have been appointed perfumery to H. RE. the Process of Wales. DILLNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA been. during twenty-ore yean, emphatically rang Wined by the readies' profession, and universally scot/Pied by the pablic, as Um best remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartburn, headache, gnat, lead Indigestion, and as a mild ape rant toe delicate canstintions, mare especially for ladies sal children. It a respired, In a state of perfect rants and of tudfonn etreeeth, by DI YI:4001tIl and Co.. 172, Nee Bond. street, Laudon; sad meld by all respectable clamant@ through eat the weld. THE IN VIOORATIYE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most scientifically prepared and most powerful natal. Mrs cordial ever Introduced : restores to their normal condition .11 the escretione, es the integrity of which perfect health do lt is a aped& for debility of all kinds, and oone it/ eon- Nosy other Moodiest; pepsine and phosphate of soda. will prom highly beneficial to the anemia and dopepelc polo es. per bottle, or four quantities In one for gle. Pols south Messrs Baumgarten •ad Co.. 120„ Orford-street, W.C.. sod 11; Lesdembalbeiroet, P.C., London. TROPICAL FORMS. Now reedy at all the Libraries, crown Ben, mice es„ BEAUTIES of TROPICAL SCENERY, and other TROPICAL POWS. With Notes, Historical and isommtory. By the Author of "The Nuptials of Barcelona." This work contains many beentles."—Morning Post. " A volume of word-Octaves "--Obserrer. " His descriptions make the reader's mouth water for the luxu ries sod charms of both sea and land in those parts."—Ere. London . Robert Hardwicke, IPZ, Piccadilly. THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AORICULTICRAL OAZCITL of RATURDAY, August 14 Trill contain full returns of the state of the Crops throughout the country. Order of any um...vender. A single copy went on receipt Gists stanloa —Office for advertisementa, 41, Wellington stmt. Wand, W.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (urea's nt.lowts.) FRANCE. PARIS, Acta:well. M. Drouyn de Lhuys, who has recovered from his late indisposition, presided to-day at the distri bution of prizes amongst the students of the Louis le Grand Lyceum. M. Drouyn de Lb,lys concluded a speech giving good advice to the young students as follows "Thanks to the wisely and sincerely democratic institutions which prevail in France, each of you may find his marshal's baton at the bottom of his desk." It is considered certain that the Archduke Maxi milian will accept the throne of Mexico. The usual reception by the Emperor of the ministers, the corps diplomatique, and the consti tuted bodies will take place at IL3O a.m. upon Saturday next, his Majesty's file day. After the reception a Te Deum will be chanted. In the evening BL Drouyn de Lhuys will enter tain the corps diplomatique at a grand dinner. The Emperor will preside to-morrow at a cabinet council. It is asserted that the notes of the three Powers will not be handed to Prince Gortchakuff before Monday or Tuesday next. La France of this evening, referring to the despatch of the notes to St. Petersburg, says that should Russia formally refuse to do justice to the claims of the three Powers, the period of the negotiations might be considered at an end. The same paper asserts that the Emperor will review the army of Paris and the National Guard on Friday next, upon the Champs de Mars. THE CROWN PRINCE OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, AUGUST 11. The Norddeutsche Zeitung of this evening says —" We are in a position to declare totally devoid of foundation the report circulated in various quarters that the Crown Prince has been summoned by the King to Gastein for the purpose of proceed ing on a mission to the congress of German princes to be held at Frankfort." THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, ALGCBT 11, 3.2.5 P.m. A firmer tone prevailed at the opening of the Bourse, which was maintained throughout the day. Rentes closed firm at 67.45, or 30c. higher than yesterday. INDIA. CALCUTTA, JULY le. Shirtings firm. Mule twist tending upward. Indigo prospects better. Exchange on London : First class credits , 2s. 00. Government securities :—Four per Cents., 99k ; Five per Ceuta., 108 k ; Fire-aud-a-Eiall per Cents., 118. Freights improving. BOMBAY, JULY 15. Cotton unchanged. Pies*, goods better. Ex change on London :—First class credits, 2s. ON. Government securities :—Four per Cents., 99/ ; Five per Cents., 1081 ; Five-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1181. Freights dull. The outward mail arrived here on the Bth inst. CHINA. CANTON, JVN 28. Grey ehirtings higher. Tea dull ; total export to date, 10,187,600 O. Exchange on London, 48. 10}d. -.....-... - SHANGHAI, Julrs 22. Grey shirtings active, but unchanged. Tea firm and active. Silk, higher prices demanded. Ex change on London, Gs. 60. T HE ORIENTAL HOTELS COMPANY Incorporated ander the Companies Art, Itat by which the I ialiillty of each Shareholder la strictly limited to the ►mount of his sh►res. Capital .S2.so,inin. In i 5.000 Ames of tin each, with power to Increase to One Million sterlins. . • First {ague, 12,500 shares, whereof port.ou will be reservr4 for Deposit, G par sham nn appticati^u and CI on allotment. Calls not to eirced o per share, with an Interval of not less than three months between each eon. TIRICTORS. Sir JoilN PKTEEL OlitaNT. K.C. X . Chairman, late Lieutenant _ Oov!rnor of Berigal. . . . Colonel Anderson, C.B , Director of th e Eastern Bengal Railway C.impany. licarae Constable, EAd , Arm of Itenderion and Constable, Can- 1/00-9114M, Pir Frederick Currie, Bert., lterober of th , Council of ROM. Colonel French, Chairman of the Bombay and Strode Railway Company. Colonel Holland, Director of the Agra and rotted Service Bank. John Stewart. Esq., Director of the Marine Insurance Company. John Robert Thomson, Esq., Chairman of the London and South African Hank. James Henry Young, Esq., late of the Bengal Civil Service. AVcivogs. T. R. Walker, Req.. tl, Hanover-square : and A Shareholder to be elected at the trot General licetlibt BA1:11/18 fi LMIIx".N. TTIII Agra and United Service Bank ,Lbanted:. 27, Caanon•street, KC. The London and Connty Rank, Hanover-encore, W. BANcus li Itida —The Agra and United terries Bank Llntited). Souctroas.—llagers. Upton,. Johnson. and Upton, 20, AndLa- Mar., KC. MMOKll.—Trancla btrnand. U[ TO. lonlbud-Strest. and 13 and 14. County clism Cornhill, KC. SICRIMAIRT 3do WWI —Macdonald Yates, Lan. Ts porgy oMess-66, Cannon-street,E.C., sad 6, Parliament- i t ree t, Westminster. ABRIDGED PRCASPECITS. This Carat-any la formed for tiot purpose of introducing a sys tem of dilatant hotel accommodation Into India, China, and other plates ni the East. - - - In - ealcutta • Joint Stock Company has lately purchased and undertaken the management of a hotel, and the prospects. of the enterprise may be inferred from the very high premium at which their shares are quoted in the Calcutta market—aea " Times " July 17. the "Englishman's Weekly Mail' of Jnne 8, 1861, and " Allen's Indian Mall" of August 4. viz.. 2.24 paid, present value £4.5 es dir., equal to 80 per cent. premium. and the pay ment of a dividend of 10 per cent. fur the half.year ending 30th April last, equal to 20 per cent. per annum. It is proposed in the first insMoce to supply the urgent require menta of Bombay and Point de Celle. In the event of two.thirds of the first lane of shares not being subscribed for no allotment will take place, and the deposits will he returned to the subscribers without deduction. it is proposed to pay to Shareholders a per cent. interest upon the capital as paid up until the first dividend is declared. Detailed prospectuaes and forma of application for shares may be obtained of the secretary, bankers, and broker. ORIENTAL HOTELS COMPANY (Li m it e d). NOTICE. I 1 HEREBY GIVEN that NO APPLICATION for SHALL Es In the Oriental Rotolo Company ;Limited will be RECEIVED AFTER SATURDAY. the 15th August current. August 4 DM& MACDONALD YATES, Secretary pre tam THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn- street. Pangllea and Gentlemen can be accommodated mi'h Apartments and Bedrooms in this Establishment at moderate charges.—THOMAS DAWS (from Simpson's. 103. Strand) Pro. prietor. Dinners provided for large and .man parties. R EMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every Concerts Evening this Week. after Allred Mellon's Promenade MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. '• Llama to the float Gognae."—Dr. Huai) and Professor Way.-01 all retailers 3s. M. per bottle, capsuled, labened, and mit branded J. O. Marshall, Bole Consignee . ' One doses Cass, Ma. (railway carriage PMJ). Depot, lie, Aidersgatentreet, E.C. BARLOWI3 PATENT CASK STAND, a new .1.1 invention, so admirably contrived that s hall butt, as well se =alter auks, may be nosed or tilted on It without labour or trouble. lie artittn Is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Sold by ne possibility can be disturbed. Price 94.. lb.. Its., to suit 41, IC and IS gallon casks. • BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No cent-peg required. No more dal beer or sour mina. Price 41. : ditto, electroplated, 96.--1 p ply direct to JAMES HARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street Manalon•houss. Bee that Ida name mad address us on every article: all ottoman opurkats Imitations. legraviaga gratLa. listablisked 1820. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the KINGDOM. Drawlng.room suites, oomPinto 125 0 0 Dinlieg.rooro suites. complete Bedroom suites, complete Warmnted Scat clam. P. and 2. SERPI:B. 144. Orford-street. Illustrated catalogue' gratis and post free on application. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1863. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Jume 25. The shipments of gold siuce the departure of the last mail amount to 36,250 ounces. Trade dull. Exchange on Loudon, i per cent. premium. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : " MALTA, Arausr 10, 9 P.Y. "The Euxine leaves here with the above uiails at 11 p.m. for Marseilles, where she may be ex pected on Thursday. The letters will be delivered in London on Saturday morning. The Ripon left at 6 p.m. for Southampton, where sho may be expected about the 19th inst. The Simla brought the mails to Suez, arriving there on the morning of the 6th inst. REPORTED CAPTURE OF FORT WAGNER. A private telegram received in Liverpool yester day per the City of London, and which was sent on board just before the vessel started from New York, is thus worded : "It is currently reported here, and generally believed, that the Federals have captured Fort Wagner " FRENCH LIBERTY IN Maxim—A docree of the Mexican Provisional Triumvirate contains the following ar ticles:- • " No journal shall be founded without the sutho risation of the goveroment. Every leading article shall be signed by its writer. and every reproduction from another journal by the girant. All controversy on the law* and insti tution given to the country by its representatives is formally forbidden. Discnsaionspe religious subjeeta are also prob ibited, because they might compromise the sacred interest. of the church and diminish the public respect for the clergy. All journals shall inert entire, free of charge and without oote or comment, the corn muniree's addressed to them by the administration charged with the survetllanoe of the press. Every person named is • newspaper article has a ✓ight to demand, free of expense, the insertion, no matter at what length, of his reply to any observation made on him. After two avert inemnas any journal rimy be suspended during the platen's of the adniinietration, and alter a third definitively suppresses]. The catholic religion is re established, and shall henceforth be free. The church shall exercise her authority without opposition, and the state will consult with her ie trying to find the beet solutions for questions that am in abeyance." Pam man' ORPHLN ANYLUM. —A general meeting of the committee and members of this newly-formed benevo lent institution roosected with the printing trade was held last evening at the Falcon Rooms, Fetter-lane, Mr. Henry Thomas in the chair. Mr. Glynn. the honorary secretary. reported the progress made since the last meeting, which had been very satisfactory. There had been • considerable accession of subscribers. and Mr. King, of College-hill, had consented to act as treasurer. The desirability of appointing • collector was brought forward, and it was resolved that Mr. Charles Reed be requested to accept the office. A number of practical details were thee disclaimed and adopted, hewing reference to the proper earning out the object& of the institution, which it is desired shall)* in full operation by the close of the present year. The names of several gentlemen representing large establishments in the trade were then ;Awed, with their sanction, on the committee, sad a fresh kern of the prcepectos, as ad ascended, Tree ordered. ote A vof than ur ks having been given to the chairman, the meeting joned. CRYSTAL PRIAM ONR SHILLING DAY.—* TUDIDAT. AOGUEIT 11. —AaISSPOSO on payment, 4,959; I elan by NUM Utast% 907 ; total, 5,866. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAR-OFFICE, Auctin 11. (nos LAST SIGHT'S GAZICITZ.I 3rd Regim , ... of Dragoon Guards—Staff Assistant Surgeon St. John Stanley to be assistant-surgeon, vice Richard Thomas Golly Cation, deceased. 14th idonne—Lieutenant Francis John Stuart Hay Newton to 'be instructor of musketry, vice Captain Lawrence Mackenzie, who has exchanged into the 83rd Foot. 15th Hussers—Lieutenant John Robert Heron Maxwell to be captain, by purchase, vice Arthur Randolph Mulling; who retires ; Cornet Joseph Norton to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maxwell. 16th Lancers—Cornet Richard Toinkinion has been per mitted to retire from the service by the sale of his coin. mission. Royal Engineers—Staff-Surgeon Thomas William Fox, N. 8., to be surgeon, vice Surgeon-Major Francis Charles stainsley, promoted on the S&L Grenadier Guards—Lieutenant sod Captain William Lewis Stucley to be captain and lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, vise Francis Wheler, Viscount Hood, who retiree ; Ensign and Lieutenant Henry Aurelius Coventry to be lieutenant and captain, by purchase, vice Stucley ; th e Honourable Norman de L'Aigle Grosvenor to be ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, vice Coventry. Coldstream Guards—Lieutenant and Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Augustus Ccesollto be captain and lieutenant -onlonel, by purchase, vies W illiam Henry, V' at Deegan, who retires ; Foreign and Lieutenant teseourabie Frederick Charles Howard .to be lieu tenant aodcaptain, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Coeolly ; Ensign the Houourable Frederick Arthur Wellesley, from the Rifle Brigade, to be ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, vice the Honourable Fred erick Charles Howard. 6th Regiment of Foot—Sergeant-Major Robert Hyde to be quartermaster, vice Samuel Haden, who retires upon temporary half-pay. 23rd Foot—Lieutenant William Joliffe Twyford to be cap tain, by purchase, rice &set Major &mill Granville, who retires; Ensign Anthony Prichard Hutchinson to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Twyford; Ensign Wil liam Herbert Adams to be lieutenant by purchase, vice Thomas James Bowyer, who retires ; Gentlemen adet Charles Newlyn Teed, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Hutchinson ; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Cummings, from the Royal Military Col lege, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Adams. 36th Foot—Lieutenant and Adjutant Arthur Francis Kelsey to be captain, by purchase, vice Joshua Cuoliffe Ingham, who retires ; Lieutenant Edward Dorrien Newbolt to be captain, by purchase, vice James Graham, who retires ; Ensign Thomas Mercer Maxwell to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Kelsey ; Ensign William Edwin Price to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Newbolt; Gentleman Cadet Chas. Fredk. Weston Underwood, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Maxwell ; Gentle man Cadet Thomas Henry Monteith Brown, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, vim Price ; Lieutenant William Neal to be adjutant, vice Kelsey, promoted ; Lieutenant Thomas Esraght Percy Tyrwhitt to be instructor of musketry, via Lieutenant Newbolt. 31st Foot—Captain Samuel Alexander Madden to be major, by purchase. vice John Henry Dickson, who retires; Lieu tenant William Charles Edward Scott to be captain, by purchase, vice Madden • Ensign Henry Mont a gue Trenchard to be lieutensint, by purchase, vice Scott ; Gentleman Cadet Donald Robert ideoqueen, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Trencher& 56th Foot—The commission as adjutant of Lieutenant Michael Clam Garsia has been antedated to the 10th of November, 1862. 57th Foot—Ensign Arthur Cecil Meaner, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomas H. Tragett, deceased ; Ensign Henry Down, Cbevers Barton to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Manners, whose promotion, by purchase, on the Lind May, 1863, has been cancelled ; Gentleman Cadet Robert Joseph tiolmer, from the P.o)al Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Barton. 58th Foot—Quartermaster Patrick Hopkins, from a depot battalion, to be quartermaster, vice Clarke, who ex changes. 60th Foot—Ensign Barnard Henry Davidson to be lieute nant, by purchase, vies Alfred Speiser Heaths* who retires; Gentleman Cadet William Robert Green, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, the Davidson. 61st Foot—Lieuteasnt Charles Hermits Atkinson to be instructor of musketry, vice Lieutenant William Sydney .Nagent, who hasexchaeged into the 103rd Foot. 64th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Carr Fodor, from the let West India Regiment, to be lieutenant, vice David Gardi ner, who exchanges. 65th Foot—The promotion of Lieutenant Villas Butler has been antedated to the 18th July, 1862. 133rd Foot—Lieutenant Nicholas Pennefather to be in structor of musketry, vice Lieutenant William Forbes Anderson, appointed to the School of Musketry. 88th Foot—Ensign Frederick Robert Wickham to be lieu tenant, by purchase, vice William John Saul, who re tires ; Gentleman Cadet Henry Howortb, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Wickham. 107th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Arthur Mosey Fisher, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, vies F. T. Rogers, deceased. 108th Foot—Geotlenien Cadet Frederick East Apthorp, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, vice Irwin, whose appointment on the 4th lost, has been cancelled. let West India Regiment—Lieutenant David Gardiner, from the 64th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Foster, who exchanges. DEPOT BATTALIONS. Captain William James Anderson, 32nd Foot, to be in structor of musketry, vice Captain W. H. Peter Gordon Bluett, 10th Foot, who has held the appointment the pre scribed period. Quarterinuter Joseph Clarke, from the 58th Foot, to be quartensater, vice Hopkins, who exchanges. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals Samuel Maitland Hadaway to be loapector-General of Hospitals, rice John Robert Taylor, C.D., who retires upon half-pay. Surgeon-Major Francis Charles Annesley, from the Royal Engineers, to be Deputy lospectoxGeneral of Hospitals, vise Samuel Maitlaud Hadaway, promoted. Staff.Surgeou Colin Matheson Milne Miller, M.D., from half-pay, to be staff-surgeon, vice Thomas William Fos, M. 8., appointed to the Royal Engineers. Staff Assistant-Surgeon William Nealor Mandel& M.D., has been permitted to resign his commission. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY. Second Captain Charles Vaughan Arbuckle, Royal Artillery, to be captain of a company of gentlemen cadets, vice Second Captain Charles Hunter, who resigns that appoint. meet only. BREVET. The following promotions to take place consequent on the death of General Ulysses. Lord Downes, G.C.8., Colonel of the 29th Foot, on the 26th July, 1863 : Lieutenant-General Sir William John Codrington, K.C.8., Colonel of the '23rd Foot and Governor and Commander in-Chief of Gibraltar, to be general. Major-General Alexander Fraser, Lieutenant-Colonel, on half-pay, unattached, to have the rank of lieutenant general. MsjorGeneral Sir William Henry Elliot, K.C.8., Colonel of the 51st Foot, to be lieutenant-geuend. Major-General Sir James Hope Grant, G.C.8., Colonel of the 4th Human, promoted a major-general for distin guished service, and at presentcommandiag the troop' in Madras, with eal rank of lieutenant-general in India, to be placed on the fixed establishment of major-enerals. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Charges Wo lfe, major on half-pay, unattached, to be colonel. Captain and Breyet-Maj , ,r Archibald Campbell Snodgrass, 39th Foot, to be lieutenant-colonel. Captain Fnucia Barry Drew, adjutant of a depot batters& I to be major. ADMIRALTY, ALGTRT 11. —APPOINTMENTS. Naval Cadets (ROMiostßa) : Herbert it. Sdllllllol2ll and Moultrie Salt. Eoginver Robert Croaevraite, to the Liverpool. Firet•onee Aenataot Eogioaer Edwin li. Cockerell, to the Marlborough. PORTSMOUTH, Accost. 11. The Brisk (16) screw corvette, Captain .T. P. Luce, arrived at Spithead early this morning, from the west roust of Atm', and exchanged salutes with the flag-ship of the commander-in-chirf. She sailed this afternoon for Ply mouth, to pay off, having been upwards of four ears in commission._ The Royal Stuart. hired sailing transport, arrived at noon to-day from the East ladies, with military invalids, who will be transferred to Node! Hospital. The Hougement, aailiog trnusport, is hourly impacted at Spithead, from ludia, with istralWa. CHATHAM, Auctrer 11. A detachment of the 94th Regiment, numbering 190 Imo-commissioned officers cud men, left the Hut Bar racks at this garrison this morning, and proceeded to Gravesend. where they embarked oe board one of the hired transports far Kurrachee, for the purpose of reinforcing the service companies of thatpiment, which are considerably A below their proper nse . Lieutenant IL V. Co rn eae and Ensign N. L. sires embarked in charge of the detachment. Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur chasing Barulroso's Pure Tea: very choice at, a.. id. and 4a. • High Standard 'at N. id. (formerly 4s. Ii the strangest and moat dellelous Imported. Agents In ovary town supply It In paeksta.—LAdvartlawasnt.j [Stamped, ld. Additional.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.TUEBDAY. THE Lamle Puna of 50 sovs., for horses that have waver won a race value 50 son. at any one time ; 2.yr-olds, fat 71b ; three, 7st 91b ; four and upwards, Bst 71b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Entrance, two eon., to go to the fund. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Rich's Yast Lancashire (b b), by itataplan—Jewel. 3 Yrs, 7d 91b Lord Wliton's Herdsman, 3 yrs, 7st 61b.... (II °datum., 2 Sir. W. Sanders's The Queen of Trumps, yrs, 66 116, Crimshsai 3 The following deo ran: Loudon, Illtudon, HClen, and !tor oerrss. _ _ — fistting : Even on East Lancashire,. 9 to 4 agst Herds man, 10 to 1 apt any other. Won by a short head. A bad third. Helen did not pass the post. _ _ Tar CLIVILAND Cup (is specie), by subscription of 10 soya each, 3 ft (to go to the fond), with 100 added; 3-yr-olds, ht 71b ; four, list 12113 ; eve, tlst Mb ; six sod aged, 9st 816 ; mares and geldings allowed 346; cats= penalties and allow ances. Twice round. atertisg from the Stand. (9 subs.) Mr. W. S. Cartwright's Yalrwater, by Loup.orso—The Bloomer, 6 )Ts, tat 2lb ,Custauce) 1 Mr. T. Musts True Heart, 2 yn, Gat 91b ,421.10) I homes 2 Betting • 10 to ion Palmate; who WW2 by two lengths. . THE 87APPOIDNHIEZ NURSERY HANDICAP of 100 sows., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sun. each, 3 ft (to the fundl, for 2-yr•olde ; winners extra. Straight heltintle. CM subs.) Mr. T. Allen's Geduld (b by Barbarian—Bess. Cat 'ear get lib) IY. Adams) 1 Lonl narefonts Ilypetta. 7st 7lb 'Lanes) 2 Yr. Knights Acceptance, net alb tTnonnun I The following also ran ildnian, King of Clubs, and Fair Sophia. Betting opened at 6 to 4 and closed at 100 to 30 apt By. pais, 7to 4 apt Geduld, and 7to 2 apt Fair f3opliia. Won by a length and a half • three lengths between second and third ; a neck between third and fourth. TEI3 JMOLTOARZ &WI (Handicap) of 10 son each, 5 ft, with 100 added ; Willoo7ll extra ; snood to says his stake. One mile and a half. (16 subs.) Mr. Thomas Hunt's Misfortune, by Longbow-Sister to Stafford, 4 yrs, Ott tub IT. Freuch hir. W. Hart's Middlerratch, 3 yrs. sst 12Th T Grime:gar, 2 Mr. It. Ten Broeek's Lord of Lune, 4 fra 7R ISID Inc. 7lb es.) ;Fordland 3 Jock o'Newbury &Loran. Betting ; 2to 1 eget Lord of Lone, 9to 4 apt Jaek Newbury, and 4to 1 each apt the other two. Won to a canter by a length ; five lengths between second and third; • length between third and fourth. THE PaTEHULL Braun of 5 soya. each, 2 ft (to the feud), with 190 added ; 2-yr-olds, 6st 101 b ; three, fiat 71b ; four, 9st 51b; five and upwards, 9st 71b; selling and other allow armee Three-quarters of a MHO. (18 tabs.) Captalu Chrtatia's Lady Clllden, by Surplice-81am 6 yrs, ust Illb (not to be sold) (Forams) I Lord Stamford's lidoptosta 3 yrs, Dst (not to be old) (A. Edwards) 2 Betting : 4 to 1 ow Lily Clifden, who woo by s leoith. Tac HTZWARDS' PLATE (Handicap) of 40 sows., added to • sweepstake of 5 Dors. each, 2 forfeit (to the fund), for all ages ; winners extra ; selling and other allowanoes. Straight half mile. (19 subs.) Lord Stamford's Chico:mot the Jester, by Sweetmeat— Lady Gay Spanker, 2 yrs, Sot Mr. Melt u's Southport, 5 yrs, gat 121 b (Reeves) 2 Mr. Derereua's Illidgand Mary, 2 yrs, bet 71b ,Kenyon) Fair Sophia and Finkepoe also ran. Betting : lives on Chicquot the Jester, 7 to 2 apt South- port, 4to 1 agst Highland Mary, and sto 1 agst Pinkepos. Won by • oeck ; two lengths between second and third. The winner was bought by Br. Sampson fur 92 guineas. FIRST YEAR of THE Firm ST/MEOW BIEJIRIAL STAKES OP 10 ones. each, b ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Set 9lb ; fillies and geldings, Set 6 1 b ; certain penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. (ball • mile)). (60 subs.) Lord Stamford's Rocelia, by —Malnbrsce, Sat alb (A. Edwards) 1 Captain Christie's The Gordian Knot. Sat 61b ..(Yordhara) 2 Mr. J. Ambexy's Lady De Trafford, 84 bitl7N. Urimahaw, S The following also ran .--John Gully, Fisherman's Daughter, Andemeuse, Acolyte. _ . Betting 1 6 to 4 slat Puma*, sto 1 each apt Gordian Knot, Lady De Trafford, mid Fisherman's Daughter, 7 to 1 oast Audacious'. Woe by two leogths ; three Months be tween second aad thud ; a heed betwaso third sad fourth. Lord Stamford declared to win with Procells. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TI DAY. WOLVERHAMPTON STAKES. 3to 1 agat Jack o' Hearts (t f) 6to 1 Suburban (u) 6to 1 Tourist (t sad off) 7 to 1 01Jminater (t) to I Joco(t) 12 to 1 holm. (off) GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. 4to 1 apt Clartor toff) 10 to 1 Hellman (L) 12 to 1 Picador (t) ST. LEGER. 50 to 1 arra! Jude: (t) 5641 to 30 Lurd Glangoar's lot (t) YORK AUGUST MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR TEN GREAT EBOR HANDICAP of 100 50..., added to a sweepstakes of 20 tors. each, 10 ft, and only sif declared ; winners extra. Two miles over the Old Course. (73 subs., 51 declared) - ---- " - filler Ott --- -' A -ge -I6— Panted A s a . Age tlb 5 is 1 2 &dead Cerbibrook 4 8 0 andor 3 0 Bataan 6 710 Mainstay Oldinlnster Muionni Bonn= (Ine. Isouble X 101 b ix.) Brighton Captain Crow ... .. 4 7 4 Merry Maid Makeshift Monk Pocador 4 610 —Wasp . . .. . .. . .. . Lord Strathmore and Mr. A. Haehialey are aubicrileen, but did not name. A VOLCYTIfiIit COMMANDING OFFICER SHOT AT WORMWOOD SCRUBBR-Yesterday the gratifying proceed ings connected with the annual prize meeting of the St. George's Rifles at the Wormwood Scrubbe rifle ranges were brought to • melancholy close in consequence of as accident that befell the commanding officer of the corps, Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, while competing with the other officers for a Lansdowne revolver pistol, presented by Lieut. Hawkins. The prize was being shot for with revolver pistols, and the competitor, who was standing close to Colonel Lindsay, had fired a shot, when the next chamber of the pistol exploded, and the ball passed obliquely through one of Colonel Lindsay's legs. A surgeon was speedily in attendance, and the colonel was taken to his residence in his carriage, which was fortunately at hand. From all that can yet be ascertained it is believed that the occurrence was purely accidental, and that it was not the fault of the competitor but rather of the pistol that be fired. As en illustration of the great esteem in which the commanding officer was held, it should be stated that an order was immediately issued, in accordance with the entire wishes of the corps, to suspend all further prize shooting until the recovery of the gallant officer. DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PISIZZ MOSEY.-Notice is given in last night's Gazette, that preparations ore now being made for the intended distribution. of the tonnage bounties of four slave dhows, names unknown, captured between 13th August and 11th September, It4ll, by her Majesty's ship Salon, viz., one on the 13th August, two on the 10th September, and one on the 11th of September, 1861. A similar notice is given with regard to the proceeds due to the officers and crew of her 51,ijesty's ship Bustard, arising from the sale of certain piratical junks, captured on the 22nd May, 1860, at Chosen. Notice is also gives that the tonnage bounty awarded for a slave felucca, name un known, captured on the 27th March, 1862, by her Majesty. ship Griffon will commence oa Monday, the 17th instant, in the prize branch of the department of the "Accountant- General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house." The following are the shares due to an individual in the several classes in the latter case :-Flag share, 171. Os. 2d. ; coin mender, 401. Bs. ; third class, '2ll. tis. 11d. ; fourth class, 131. 14s. 7d. ; fifth class, 71. 12s. 64. ; sixth class, 61. 17a 3d.; seventh class, 41. its. rid. ; eighth class, W. se. hd. ; ninth class 11. 10e. sd. ; tenth class, 15s. 24. A similar notice to the f List-named is given in respect of the proceeds and tonnage bounty of • slave barque, name unknown, captured by her Majesty's ship Griffon. The following ere the shares due to an individual in the several chimes :-Flan share, 63/. Os. sd. ; commander, 1491. 134. 6d. ; third clam, 79!, Is. Sat. ; fourth class, :41. 16.. 10.1. ; filth class, 28f. 4s. 11d. ; sixth class 25/. Bs. :ate. ; seventh class, 16/.195. ; eighth class, 81. sd. ; ninth ais. 5/. ifs. I ; tentNelass, 2/. 16.. sd. The Lady of the Lake, a fast and beautiful steatner, has just been put on the passage between Southampton mid the Lk of Wight. She is fitted op on a similar plan to that of the Queen's yachts, and is equal to them in speed. ! She makes the run to Cowes in 45 minutes. A model of this @teenier was exhibited is the International Exhibition. Hartlepool was on Monday the scene of a painful aixidsot. Two men, named respectively Pearson sad Mead, bad goo* out of the harbour on a fishiog expedition, when, by a sudden gust of wind, the boat was upset, and both the poor fellows wets thrown into the water and drowned. The body of Pearson has been recovered, that of hie companion being still missing. A destructive fire, which occurred in Heckmond• wike, on Sunday, is supposed to have originated in a very peculiar manner. it is believed that the sun's rays bang coecentrated in a "bull's eye" of glass, set Sr. to a number at gears. [TWOPENCE TIM DISTRESS IR LANCASIIIIM BOLTON. —The returns of the board of guardians for the Bolton union for the put week show that 4,810 per sons have beam relate...al, at a cost of 3121. 13s. lid., being • slight decrease both in number and amount paid. The number relieved by the special committee has been 3,651, with 238/. 13e. Cal., which includes the amount paid as wages to men working at the corporation waterworks lodge. In the latter iostauce, both the number and amount paid is a slight immune ovor the week previous. ASIITON-UND/LR.LINE. —At the weekly meeting of the guardians it was stated that the total number persons relieved during the week wee 20,903, at a cost of 1,2841. 15a. 9d. ; corresponding week of last year, 11,467, at a cost of 5781. 14r. Bd. ; increase in the number relieved mince previous week, 544, at a cost of 031. 154. ; decrease since the week ending Dec. :ird (the week the largest number was relieved) 13,85.1, at a decr,waii in the cost of 1,0751. 7a. 11d. STALTUIDOIL—The following is the state of trade in this borough, according to the monthly return of Mr. Chadwick, chief constable :—No. of mills, 67 ; walking full time with all hands, 2 ; working full time with part hands, 18 ; working shoit time, hr ; stopped, 22. No. of hands usually employed, 11,487 ; working six days, 2,569; working five days, 93 ; working four days. 915 ; working three and a half days 2,087 ; working three days, 55; working two and a hal f days, 12 ; working two days, 69; working under two days, 1; and out of employment, 5.726 ; being 393 persons more out of work than last month. The following are the statistics of the Btalybridge relief fund tor the peat week :—Nu. of families relieved, 1,837, comprises( 8,181 persona. Average per head, 2a. 4d. • total cost, 2651. 4a, No. of persons is sewing classes, 1,062, at a cost of 1621. 19e. ; 3,863 persons io educational dares, at a cost of 1994 12s. : total expenditure, 6271. 134. la. ROCHDALE. —From the returns of the relieving officers for the put week, it appears that the number of persons that have received parochial relief during the week has been 6,607, at a cost of 4941. 10.. 11d. ; this, when com pared with the expenditure of the previous week, shows a decrease of 21. 6a. 2d. brocx.roirr.—The returns of the police of the condition of employment in the borough have shown an improvement from week to week for several months, but this improvement has now been arrested. The returns for last week show that 7,003 were working full time,5.524 sborttime,aud 7,506 wholly unemployed. The returns of the relief oommittee showed an improvement weakly from December to July, and during that time there was a reduction of the number of recipients of relief from 20,600 to 6,352, and in the expenditure from 2,0004, to little more than 6094 weekly. The lowest number bu now bean reached, and there begins to be as increase. The number of porous relieved by the committee last week was 6,643, and the expenditure $791. The number returned by the guardians in the union was, in December, 12,500, of which 8,000 were in the town. The number now relieved is about 4,300, of which about 3,000 belong to the town. The recipients on both funds in the tome were, in December, 28,500, cad now they au about 9,500. The town council met Mesas. Parnell sad Heehaws last week, arid after wards they resolved unanimously to adopt the Public Works Act. THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN SCOTLAND. ISINERIJSITIMS.—The weather of the past week ham been of • much lees scorching nature then that which prevailed during the funr or five weeks preceding, and we have had esveral showers. The rainfall. however, has not been Dearly equal to the requirements of the ground, which the long drought had parched to an unusual degree. Besides the fall of half an inch of ride on Monday morning, we had slight showers on Tuesday sod again on Friday. Showengfell frequently on Saturday, but they were always light sod of short duration, and the whole quantity of rain which fell was small, the rain page registering only four-tenths of an inch from Tuesday, inclusive. Up to this maiming, up Ultimo Water and to the west of the tows, the JAIL however, we beer, has been considerably pester. The barometer, which continued to drop slowly during the whole of last week, began again to ascend yesterday, and though a few drops fell this morning, the rain, it is to be feared, is past for the present. Considemble breezes blew oo Saturday. Scanty though the showers have been, they have bad • marked effect upon pastures, which axe now looking much fresher. Tur nips have also improved, and the filling of the cereal mops has been assisted considerably. Pota toes continue to look, in general, remarkably well, and are as yet quite free from disease. A commencement of harvest will probably be mode towards the end of next week. In Unveiling by railway to Edinburgh this morning, we observed near LkUeston some fields of potatoes much in jured by frost, the top leaves of the shows being completely blasted. Between this place sod Peebles, u is the neigh bourhood of Inestleithesi, the cereal crops generally look well, though here and there is so be seen a field of oats thin on the ground and short in the straw. On the elevated dis trict around Leadburn, the crops are late and generally light ; but the pass in this fins pastoral upland is looking fresh and good. Between Dalkeith and Edinburgh, cutting, we noticed, had been begun on two or three farms this morning. HEALTH OF LONDON. It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar- nerd that the deaths in London, which were 1,514 in the last week ofJuly, declined to 1,402 last week. Those of persons under ;to years of age decreased from 870 to 1e27 ; and those which occurred at 60 years of age and upwards fell from 246 to 208. The average number of deaths derived from ten correspoodieg weeks (viz., the thirty-second week is etch of the yeses 1333-62), with the omission of deaths from cholera in 1854, and with a correc tion for increase of pop dottiest is 1,252. The actual num. her in last week therefore exceeds the estimated number by 150. The deaths born smallpox in the lest three weeks were successively 34, 43, end 49. Of these 49 car-e, 13 are stated to have occurred to persons on whom vaccination had been performed. The registrar of Hag gent.. East returned 5 deaths front smallpox m the week, which is more than was returned by say other subdistrict of Loudon except Isliegtou West, in which the Smallpox Hospital is situated. Scarlatina was fatal in 115 cams, sod diphtheria in 15. Front the former disease there were 5 deaths in the St. John Westminster sub-dm. trict, 14 in the district of Praeras, 9 in Iritugtnn. 5 in the sub-district of Hackney-rand, 4 in that of Artillery, White chapel. 4 in Limehoure, 7 iu Mile-end Old Town, 6 in Now. The most fatal of all the epidemics was tharrlicee, a high always predomictates at this season, and which last week caused 134 deaths. From the mortality of this ettrupleiet in Islington it appears to prevail much in that district. But the death, from Morrie.' in London have not inmeaseel within the last fortnight la the last three weeks the numbers were 233. 201, end 134. There were IS deaths from cholera, chiefly amongst infests. The wife of a labourer is reported to have died on 3rd Au gust at 1, Iligh.street, Bromley, of Asiatic cholera. A by, aged 3 years, died of coup.dexoleil, and the wife of a butcher, of malignant peatulte, after 7 days Meas. A Greenwich pensioner died at the advanced axe of 99 years. Last week the births of 919 hoya and Sit girls, in all 1.772 children, were registered in London. ht the ten correspond tog weeks of the years lit - t 3-62 the average :lumber (cor rected) wets 1,797. At the Royal Obrematory, tireeurich, the MOM height of the berometer in the week was 29.137 is. The reading decreased t029.;1 on Wedueeldy ; and it rose to 29.98 it.. on sat urday. The mean tempers titre of the air iu the week was 63 deg., which 111 2.9 deg, above the average of the same week in 43 year. (as determined by Mr. Ghostlier). The mean daily temperature was above the average throughout the week, though the excess was small tiering the greater part of it. The lowest night resoling of the thermometer was 54.1 deg., and occurred ou Sunday. The highest day reading was 82.9 deg., and occurred on the follow/lug day. The range of the thermometer in the week was therefore 23.8 deg. The moon daily range was 20.6 deg. The dd. (creme between the mean .kw-point temperature and sir temperature was 6.2 deg. The mean degree of humidity of the air was St (complete seturetwo being represented by 100). The wind was daily in the south-west. Nearly two tenths of an inch of rain fell, chit dy on Thursday. There was tsuuder on the slat ning of Sunday. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. At the Sheriff's Court, Exeter, oti Monday, before Mr. W. Jones. Under Sheriff, the case of Jarman v. Lucas was tend. The plaintiff is the only daughter of Mr. Arthur Jerome, who au fermerly a builder, raiding at Southmolton, and is now overloeker of the farm buildings of Lord PoHonore. It appeared that the plaintiff left her father's home in April, Irei2, to undertake the duties of housekeeper to her brother, Mr. J. A..larnian, who was otie of the masters in the Commercial College, ullippitegolms, near Halifax,•ndisnovr nputuerin the University sefinol,Notting bank At tbu ti me I.ll4lntitt's bren her was on eery fr iendly tern,. with the defendant, who wan then also nos of the masters of the Commercial College, at a safari. of 1511/. a year. (rodent frequently visited her brother's heuse, and an inti macy sprung up between him and plaintiff which resulted in his being considered as engaged to Miss Jarman, and he did not deny the fact. Defendant hail represented to plaintiff's brother that he was the eon of the steward of the Duke of Hedfonl, he had a brother an officer in the &stay, and his uncle was cute of the contractou for the Great Exhibation of 1862. Several letter. were put in on the part of the plaintiff as *bowleg the defendant's affection for her up to the end of 1862, when be broke riff the engage ment, and the plaintiff returned home in March, 1063. but in consequence of her being enerunte she was unable to take • situation u governess in the family of a genCeniao. of Etlieston, is Wartleigh, who had engaged her. Ifefeedant had been repeatedly requested to fulfil his promise, Mit had refused to do so, and on the 18th Meech, 1863, Mn. Jarman, the plaintiff's mother, wrote to him, asking him to marry her daughter warding to his promise. He made no reply to this letter, or any subsequent communications, and hence the prevent action. As the defeedant allowed judgment to go by default the jury gave a veolict for the plaintiff damages kV. with costa.— Irtefrrn Times.