The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-29 00:00:00

7 • ....__ l i , -,_ - 9. * I , 7 : i t i- i .1• : . : - . ljj V j e 41 J r_ ) S ti a IidXII 'II . , • . , ______ •______•_ _ ___ • .• ____ ,_ No. 5,294.) ra LcurrA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope BREMEN,—EXTRA BOAT. - The North Ger- TI V smi M 0ir....- , TEAM COMMUNICATION between LON- -IL/ man Lloyd's renowned Screw Steamer SC.I WAN. Captain Y ,e• Dos and IN DIA by the magolthent Fleet of Steamers belonging STUB MANN, will be despatched from Horielydown on %MR- A. . s • , tic Yot. Inds and Loodou Shipping Company ;Limited). DAY , I st August, calling at Blackwell for passengers at noon.- • ' vse well.known , pm - .11 r &slitary steamship MAURITIUS. 2,186 Apply to PHI LLIPPA GRAV2S, sad Pa ILLIPPS , IL Rood ii•n. e power, J. THORNHILL. Commander. now loading lane, EC. ctrl Loa 3 0 ' • .• 2 9 1 loth,. Yi..•••ris London' Docks, will leave on 12th Aumut, embark er pra u•ogere at sod leavini Gravesend on 20th August, for Ca- THE PATENT FILE COMPANY (Limited). and sun. calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Mann Thl. magn a- Capital, 4100.000, in 10,000 WWl* of a.lO each. & r ut .hip • built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly I ( Of which not more than k 50,0,0 w.II be required to set the rotted. Los fi rst-rate accommodation tor passenger., and willworks in full operation) ru m en soicrienced &num , also a stewardess. The average I Deposit on application, 10s per share: payment on allotment, pssame of these steamers has been 71 days to Madras, some of los per slier .. Celia . / ..., per share as atm , of. of not 100, than tiers DlAkirof the be ItiotteSt pusages outward. two months. h e hoe will continued on the 20th of each succeeding PROVISIONAL CONNITTri. month. with the strictest punctuality, by.one of this Company. 1 CHAIRMAN-Mr. BERNARD GILPIN (Wiliam Gilpin, sea., and magaitleeut fleet of auxiliary screw tteara ships, Co., edge tool manufacturers). Wedges II lila Cannock. For freight or ponce apply to GRI NDLAY and Co., 55, Par- ID. Edmund Boughton, pm- (Mears. K. Boughton and Son, Iron liamentstreet, a W : the brokers, ALFRED BRETT 11.1 CO., i and metal mennunou, Gloucester and litruiln 150, Lesholialistreet. E.C. :or It the Offices of the Company, Mr. John Denton, Director of the London and .Morten Bank, G 9, it twiny-len, London, E.C. : where also applications for Leeds. appointments as midi Amen iu this service should he made. 11r. ss Oil= Field Xenia Bracey and Field, contractors), •In t RICHARD DREW Secretary. Shrewsbury. i DUE East India and London Shipping Company ;Limited), 11r. Matthew A. Muir, Anderstons Foundry Company, Glasgow. , Dam 9, Minc in g -lam , E .C.Mr. William Nicks, of Gloucester. • of t _ _ Mr. Wi lion Owen, Cosiness of the Midland Wagon company, aria ThEVITT and MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE pfteorg Works . Bowed.. _11..7 of PACKET SHIP.-For SYDNEY Direct to sail from the Mr. Richard Taw Smith, Deputy Chairman of the Gloucester aye( punctually on the 25th August. calling at Plymouth to em- Wagon Company, Gloucester. bark passengers Ist Septemancr . the well-known frigate-built Mr. Alfred Barker, metal merchant. Birmingham. ship DU NCAN DL'NBAR . A I for 13 years, 1 374 tons register, Mr. John N. Brown, Director of the Gloucester Wagon Coen- • JAMES B. Soi ANSON. Commander. lyina in the Fast India 1 pang, Bou,ftworth, ig ne r eg h ere. mu Docks. This ship. built e •presaly for the Sydney trade, has been 1 Mr. T. D. Clare, steel mainGactarer, Birmingham. If 1 fated with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort Mr. William Greenway, merchant and manufacturer, Bir- oft] of mssanger.. her cabins are lofty and airy. She can accommo- I ganglia= _ date • few intermediate.. An .1 will carry an experienced surgeon. Mr. inure Samuel Hawke., merchant, Birmingham. -For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain SWANSON, Mr. Daniel S. liaaluck, Director of the Tows ALAI District Bank, 91 on board .to GELLATLY, HANK EY, and SEW ELL 27, Leaden- =rogue.. hall-street .or to DEVI IT and MOORE, 9, Billiterstreet. Mr. lemon Vaughan Morgan, Patent Plumbego Crucible Ins Company, Battersea Weeks, Louden. I TIEVITT and DIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE m 'C',,,,f4:4 11 7,1 7 417... t tar ''' . °I th e lldutigglden Banking ", .L., of PACKET SHIP.-Fur ADELAIDE Direct ito mail pun- li,. a.....ti F el s., ,14.ym and Peyton, reeng t ee t ere o , B i p bully ou the 4th August, last shipping day Ise Avant). the well- nanghain. Pb known British built clipper barque IRENE , A 1. 700 tons. Mr. looms& Pemberton, Director of the Birmingham Banking DAVID BRUCE, Commander : lying in the London Docks. This c omp . og. Brro p oir h eet. De favourite vessel, regularly employed in the Adelaide trade, is yr. Charles T. Parsons (Crawley and Parsons, metal merchants), I well known for her uniform and comfortable accommo- Bp ormi h em. t Main for cabin Mmeners, will carry an experienced Mr. Arthur Pemberton (Thomas Pemberton and Son, Innen surgeon-70, terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. tuners ßi rei t e e tere. 811 PETER TINDALL, RILEY, and Co.. 17. Greeechurchstrest ;or Mr. Allred S. Paterson, manufacturer, Birsainghsm. to DEMI' sad MOORE, No. 9, Billiter.street. Mr. Cornelius Robertson, Director ol the Dreamt and Hamburg , Co ilank, I DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE binuil a i nt m poe er . to add to War number. De of PACKET SHIP-For HOBART TOWN Direct ;to sail aiffEllia3. 1 August 1, last shipping day July 11 . the .plendid clipper Alp The Birmingham Banking Company. Pii PERCY. Al, Mg tons register: RIC HARD WRAP KMURE. Com- The London and Northern Beek. London, and He branches at Ct moo d,. loading in the East India Lucks. This regularg trader has Leeds, Huddersfield, and Newcaslitemolme. a spacious and elegant poop and affords an excellefit opportunity SOLICITORS. Cc da for Brat -c lass passengers • bee great height in the 'tween decks Mr. James C.rowdy, 17, Paggeaute-inn, Ft - street. London. .y r for the accommodation of bounty tick t and other intermediate Manta Ryland and Martineau, Birmingaam. 1 per ,,, Ag 0,..-For freight or pass •ge apply ,D the owners, Mean Aunrrogs. -Messrs. Coleman. Tu quazni Young...ad Co., public kICBA R WON BRAT I I ERA and Co.. 17. St. HeDnaplace. Bishops- Js aceountante, 16, Toksaheimeyard. Leedom 1 gale-street; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Butner-street. CONSULTING LoOloßtaL-ilobeat Currier May, CE., F.R.A.S., T. 3, Great George-street, Westminstm A • IAEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE BMairrake. -Mr. Henry bowed, liiim. • -11/ of PACKET SHIP-For HOBART TOW N Direct ;will have LOgime SaCkgralv pro tem.„-Mr. J. swan nutter. T i quick despatch . the well-known clingy r ship HARRO Why, Al, oMces-27, biciormstestreet. Loudon ; 29, Watericio-street, 1 515 tons register, WILLIAM STORIE, Commander; London - B irmin g ham . T • Dock& This regular trade. has first-rate accommodation for nun Company has been foresee so manufacture Files by ma- c I . 9„„ crsinery iu lieu of band labour, whereby the net well be mate- - hief cabin Pereengen imi• has-log l ast avvived la Id dus really reduced and the qua li ty Improved :it is founded en the a, offers a desirable opportun • ity to aliimn. For freight or mouse• - , experi tamce en an ce 4 of similar undertakiegs in succeatur operation In • - i wisp to Messrs. STEPHEN KENN.UD and Co., Attstinf; or • gObEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiterstreet. Bele B The manufacture of files isms of our mast bnpottant branches • - -- -- - - - --- - of indusity, the annual value produced Le the United kingdom T ovirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE alone exinedlng two millions sterling: and the demand created ill of PACKET SHIP.-For LA I JECESTON Direct (a neuter by the incresaing use of metals adds largely to tlus every year. 7 ✓ grader, last arrived hem the colony, to follow the Dunorlen, It is a menutacture rennukcbly free from fluctuatien, and and will have Immediate despatch', the well-known oak-built yielding bar profits tothese engaged in it. o r clipper SATURNUS, 3•844. =A I. register 306 tons, C. HAUS- Yee apyinnuts os auciunery sea, us other trades, made great e l CHILD, Commander. This beautiful vessel has established her progress ; but the manufacture of files ithe chief seat of which reputation In the thereby her mild passage out, and presents is at Sheffield) has, notwithstanding one or two &Stemple, nu I a favourable opportunity to tippers.-For or passage mined without asps ovement for halt a century, although ope- . t t apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Miter ration mach more distrait are daily executed by machinery, I , Two muses hare mainly contributed to Uri. remit,- i nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE First — The °Wait-ion of the Trades Union to all change, the : I A/ of PACKET SHIP-For PORTLAND BAY Direct (has a denial of free action to the =MOIL with the gear of outrage, • =rare teenaged the use of file machinery at ElheineUL I r e ° l her ee engaged, and will have indeed/ate Secon-Th f e want o 111w.molting =winner, &Min to the it h the beantifuT new clipper CRAIG ELLACITIE, A Al, l, ded s r employment of unskilled tab our has prevented in introduction 216 ton register, CHARLES oorr.vrE, Commander ; loading eLreppere. b the London Docks. This smart vemel. built at Sunderffed r difficulty haa bee, overcome by the inventions of I , under special survey In 1862, is noted for her sailing qualities, „ Laden latter sod offers a desirable opportunity to shippers-For terms of eee e"" ° I. .• e n d - d . .reenweed." Ordinary °Pensive'. by tieing this i . • height or Wolfe apply to DEVITT and MOORE. 9, Billiterst. umlauts mammary, can make every descriptiou it , ?. can therefore be worked In y locality, thereby renderirg the i action of the Trades Union Ino aa pei stave and harusleu, and remove it rtUrn i and MOORE'S LINE of PACKETS. the dialcullies that have hitherto prevented the saccade! in- . i Al for CANTERBURY Direct fa regular trader, t.i sail en tradacalea of file-making machinery. I , the Sled August, last shinning day oth August', the well- One of •• Benin's" file-cutting machines has been erected and i is Mown fast-soiling ship DERWENTWATER, A 1 12 years, set to work in Birmingham, and In now in OhatatiOn with the i d In tons register, JOHN THOMSON, Commander ; loading most aslisfectori rends , . In the East India Docks This regular trader has a spa. The following resolution was unanimously passed by the . dons and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for gentleman(meow& soh ser were several machinist. and practical e• first-class mangers ; has great height In the 'tween decks for Me makers) assembled to witness ita operations . li.' the accommodation of second cabin passengers, and will carry a Resolved-That .. Benin's" File-casting Machine has the ad. • i L . •eon If required : she is also noted In the trade for the sound vantage of king a Yalu .tole laboursaviug machlue ; that I can 1 delivery of cargo -For freight or apply to the owner ' s, be worked effectively und,er proper wangle:on by unskilled Mesas. RICHARDBON BROTHS and Co., 17, St. Helen a- labour; and that to WY cut by It are equal, it not atlacriOr, to , .61thopasateatteet ; to Co to FUN KEY. and the best din cut by bami" ella'Wc.ELL, °7, LeadenhaUstreet ;or DE and MOORS. Tint whole sadden bas underrati a smirching inquiry by Mrs • l[r $, 1311 liter-street. May, the Company's engineer, and the following ls a synopsis ft RS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' " I have Investi g ated thew lavention a and ab° ths Sa g est di s. Mr. !Gerard Allman on the • • Employment 4 Machinery in the • Wirt Blackwall-yard . Inndoni LINE of PACKET SHIPS to Manufacture of F1i....d Log to 0 b.,. , se AUSTRALIA.-For MELBOURNE, Post Phillip, Direct Ito leave .. pp et. _ Ae insi d e their merits. s ad t h e „um, e g the the Docks oa Thursday, Anguat SO, calling at Plymouth) the spin- ...r oo t & did new dipper ship ESSEX, 1,10 i ton, J. 8. ATTWOOD, -- •• - 1 am of opinion that these Patents are perfectly sound, vend, - rm Commander: lying in the East India Docks. Her accontreo- new, and useful, sad, as such., safe to invest in; sad, to my dation* for all classes of passengers are unaarpassed, and sir pehre,ent. the Iterations coustitule an excellent and effective will ads, an exPerenced "'Fenn - F" freight "Pusan IRV , CantallatbOn to carry out the system of making Meg by to McLEOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. MON KY reeehhee . g. . MIGRAM and SONS. 7, Iriadeubell- street. Perseetted by this •• I have Aimed the file manufactory at Doan, in France. and - r. line of pickets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first b ane eseo the reed. in lull o p, , a 1,00 ; none o f LI, oro are due for second-clam fares, and second class for third-clans fares. driven at so Naha slaved as they might be. and I have no doubt ea I- BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of might be duels's& The cutting was excellently effected, and I is CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA hem London direct. coneider it to be a feature of Um greatest important: that this , er -.-- - :. -... machine can cut Me. of any shape which can be cut by hand. — Port. Ship. Tonnage . I Docks . 'roman •• Benot's Machine, to which the Prize Medal of mu .. , e. . i awarded, cuts 14 is hand bans. 1 files at 1,000 cuts per minute ; re Qeeensiand .. Fiery Star 2500 -K. India August 8 a nandworker cannot e.oeed 140 mita per ml ute. Queenaland ..light of the Age 2560 ;E. India Augnst3l ~ TM. difference la produciive power ate ' key to the ad- Woof Neville - Sydney 3. Milburn ..ITrebolgan 2,500 K ladle August 25 intent with fact, and correct in their inferences? Melbourne • • 'Chatsworth •- • 2.000 K. Inds Sept. 11l .. I have carefully goon into all the items, calculation and or: Tide celebrated line of packets have, by their punctusliti and statements therein contained, especially with regard to the esti tuad passages, earned a wortd-imown reputation, and their pas- mate of cost of production, as compared with Use hand system. - a center accommodatioa is unsurpaseed by any vessels afloat - For I have compared the prime with informatiou obtained in other aD particular. respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to quarters, susd and all the dais tally, with one unimportant ex- 1 - JAME% BAINES and Co., Liverpool . all Agenta for the Black ninon, this not forming an item of real cost. a Ball Line : and T. M. MACK IE and Co., 1, Leaden/talk street. London, LC. THECOMPARATIVE COST OF SLAKING FILES BY MACHINE Ed ___.. __ _. __.___. - - - -- AND BY HAND. st. As VOR SYDNEY Direct (last shipping day To make 4100,0004 1 Saving ors .1: Augustffil, the well-known British alums ship VENEYIA, worth er gibd• ell H ad By , y 8a Machine • Ma l ehl I Ting Y Al, 566 tons register. CLEMENT BOWEN. Commander ; deserts= eto 18 ' n DO per loading in the East Indla Docks. TILL splendid ship hes first- Deem I System. System. ! System. Cent. - rate accommodation •or a few cable passengers and a limited N number of second and thirst clam ditto . -For freight or passage, ti ßlank .d.g making,cost dc.. l A l l o 3,f u g: g 5.105 LS 481 10 8 5,210 6.164 61 12 0 INV to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co.,* Fesichurch-street,Z.C. ill. Cutting do. "27,2:6 11,333 I 16,942 69 18 4 enlng and V Hard OR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to follow the op a hog mar k et _ .I.' Calliance, with quick despatch). the superior first class Bd. o we cost 9,464 4,649 I 4,01 , 61 a 8 - Mob ado BENARES, 824 tons per register, pinata the East India Dock , has every convenience for • limited number of chief caliin 031,827 L 20,220 4.35,607 57 If 6 ri pusengers and unrivalled accommodation In her magnificent N.B. The ~,A 4 of Includes d Leaving 442 eta tween decks for second and third class passenger..-For freight m oo r In act In- tore- Is. dd. as off or passage apply to GREEN , ROBINSON, slid Co., 46, Fenchurch- eluded ;it is the deem Patents the cost by res. street same for both n five years, machinery, epitome. fisedpiaut against £lOO - THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, sighs years lby hand. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, r r i g t REDUcED PARER, will he despatehed hum Llvwpool WIDNESDAT, August 12. Pares • Pint Cable. On to £2B: Second Cabin. £l2; lutetworMate, StewaßO ZS Se. For further particulate apply to the 0141 LAT 8111 P COMPANY 11.1mIted;, 28, The Albany, Live:peel, end Menumenteyard, London; or to RIICKER., OFFOR , and Ca. lid L 660111128- street, LoodonFor Intensedlete aad steerage passagos apply also to &ABU and !MARL; Liverpool. The cost of works and plant to produce thie quantity is estimated at Z. 18,700, and includes an ampl e provision for all sontingssaiss likely to arise under tlus head. •• Ilurd.—As to the quality of machinemade Files. "The teeth are cut with mathematical aocurecy—a strong, deep, and sharp tooth being Meted with regularity, of uniform depth, and equidistant : and in my opinion they can be produced of an wilformity in good Quality whic the old or • hand' system cannot attaM. Engineers end others of the highest respects bility hare used them upon every description of m tai, and in their letters speak confidently of their excellence and durability. •• I bad gone lute this Inquiry with somewhat of a prejudice 'gene and suspicion of the whole es a system, but I am bound to my these preconceived notions have been entirely removed, and I am of opinion that if the scheme is carried out on the scale indecated in the estbastea, the elements of a sound commercial moms would be developed, and a large amount of profit reaped compared with the outlay." The promo en of the Company have reports and letters from conceal Sheffield file manufacturers, managers, and 11 e cutters, bearing testimony so the efficiency of heron 'e rile cutting machine. They hare also letters from machinists, engineers, edge tool makers, carriage spring makers, smiths, and others practical merhanies—afErming the superior quality of the files cut by this machine. An undertaking of this description strongly recommends Itself. It hos none of the risks consequent on introducing& new article, or one of unmrtain demand, but from the universe use and increasing constemptmn of riles it presents marked advan- Wes for the employment of capital. The profits will he Imam—Flew costing 4110 to make by hand labour, can, it Is confidently believed, be prudnoed under these patents for &{g, and, or better quality: and as 96 per ocut of all flies made mast be the pro ,uct of hand labour for some time to come, selling priors will be sustained, circumstances highly favourable to this Company, and affording a fair guarantee as to profits Licenses will ultimately be granted for the use of the company's patents, and will become so important source of Income. FROM LIVIRPOOL OR QUEILIOITOWN TO NSW YORK. MIRROR YASUO' =DOCK) TO nvkIII7INBAS (a 6 Rs.) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. . THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend dee yakking their tull-powered Clyde.hullt Imo 'levee Stsum-Bhlpe, selling at Queenstown to embark pueseogers and delyambee as follows PROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. GLAMIOW, this day. July 20. CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Auguat s KANOARO , I, Friday, Saguia 7. ADA every Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cable purge le. IT. and 21 guineas, according to the wan. knoistiow. Forward pomp S guineas. Including all provisions cooked. Paaseggera for Canada. the United States, and British Ceiwobte, booked through on verry adhantageous terms—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Water. Week Liverpool; or to LIVES sod MACEY, 61, Ring Witham skeet, City. BRITISH and NORTH ADIRRICAN ROYAL MAIL BMW-SHIPS, appointed hy the Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at HAW= or other porta So land and receive math, gorols, and wag/oxen, the Boston Wye calling at Halting to boot and receive passengers and big Malt-giro mail., The following or other vessels are ay pointed to tall from Liverpool, calllnit at Cork to receive the 'CHINA, for NEW YORK, Satordey, August I. • Taking paanngers and fronds for Nassau and Havana, to be Itanderred at New York on board the F.. 51.9.8. Corsich ASIA. for BOATON, .atraday. Angnst 8. PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. August 15. Pimp money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or Ileums ,--To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Ire . second cabin. Elk. To New York, chief abin. £2B second cabin, LIB. Freight to Halifax, Boston. and New York. IA per os to4 u s e n e d 6 per cent. prlmage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 5A Old t. London ; J. M. Currie, Barre, and 12, Flue de la Bonne, Paris ;O. and J. Burns, Bachanan.nrset. Glasgow D. a" 4 Whir. Qaseautown: as D. and C. rlver, Wator glres6.lAverpeal. ipthvisional contract has been made with the propoistor, Mr. Allinson, for the purchase of these patents upon favourable terms. He Is to receive £3,000 in each upon the execution of the transfer,,and auntrtpa Leto be made until the Company has realised Upon such pronto being so realised auouel payments are to be made to Mr. Allinson during the continuance of the patent rights, according to the following scale, viz. ng as the net pronto, outer the formation of • depredation fund upon • specified liberal bests, shoal be not lon than ten per rent. upon the peldop capital. Mr. Allinson to rutty., ft per cent. on such capital. For every 5.6 per cent. net point realised by the Company out and above the 10 per cent., Mr.Allinson to receive ea a Idltional bait per cent. The Company to he st liberty to redeem these annual payment. at anytime by paying to 11r. Allinson mob • sum as, with the semi then paid to bins according to the foregoing scale, will 11.11101111 , t 0 It is proposed to appoint Mr. Alinsos the general manager. These arrangements, whilst they afford the best evidence of his confidence in the undertaking, will, It la believed, greatly conduce to its full development and success. The first works will be erected in Birmingham, which town crrall the essentials fur economy of manufacture—cheap aterlals, and artisans unequalled In meshonical and ma. nthalative skill. Numerous buyers and consumers of files have expressed a de- We to become shareholders In this undertaking. and thus obtain the manufacturer • profit in addition to their own. The success of the Company will ha favourably influenced by this clam of MILIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS P demateh the undermentioned CeM-elase steamer.: Tor ROTTERDAM sod the MINI, the BATAYIKR. from 11114 British sad Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, Mll am. lane : At b., AI lee, and lir. &I Return tickets, a tare and a belt The NYENOOID. Thursday morning early, Hum et tbe Tower. Fare Al. ler IMMIX the MOWS, July 30, at 11 a.m. from Hone , litalritua r ittrom lilsokwall at DOOM. Fares AK Al. and lee. ISBURO, the GUSTAF NASA, August 2. trout Horsalynons. Pares, AS Se., AS le.„ end Al. To be &Dewed Wrest the LONDON. far OOPENHAORN sad STOCKHOLM, the NNWSIY, IX Pen, 1. toopenha gen, 1.3 bight, punag C Re., apply at Chapthes Universal Ofileo, willeadvees, IV. or te P=USTS, GMT" and PIELLLLPIb Rood bas. E.O. subscriber , . This undertaldng has the toyodwill of engineer+ and machinists: they setisipeas by Its agency that a great manufacture Will become free to Introduce machinery upon in extensive scale, to the put hdeantsge both of masters and men. e•r • es ` • 61.—• LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1863. BREMEN. —EXTRA BOAT.—The North Ger- The provthional coirmftlee will proceed to allotment so soon man Lloyd's renowned Screw Steamer SC.I WAN, Captain MI 6,000 shares are applied for. STUB MANN, will be despatched from Horselydown on SAME- A copy of the articles of association lies for the inspection of in vos llcantii for shares at the Solicitors' offices. DAY, Ist August. callow at Blackwell for passengers at noon.— Apply to Plll LLI.I•Pd, GRATkM, end Pa ILLIPPS. 11, Rood- foetuses and forms of application for share. may be had lane, EC. at the offices of the Company, zl, Moorgatestreet, London, and 29, Waterloo-street, Birmingham the Bankers of the Company •.. and also of the folloeing Brokers : The Members of the Birmingham Stock Exchange. Mr. Samuel Fernyhough, Manchester. Mr. Richard Withers, Liverpool. Messrs. John Watson and Son, Sheffield. Mr. Jonathan Drewry, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Mr. W. H. Green, Gloucester. Mr. G. 8. Bryant, Bristol. Mr. George gidadath, Albion-place, Ueda. Messrs Aitken and Mackenzie, Glasgow. ►ORH OF LFPUCATIOR FOR 9RARWL To the Directors of the Patent Pile Company !Limited'. GlNTLEXlM—ilaving paid to your bankers,• the sum of being a depoeit of les. per share on shares In the above Company, I request that you will allot me that number, and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any less number which may be allotted to me, and to pay the ,remaindrr of the deposit on allotment, and all calls when due on the shares allotted, and I agree to sign the art drool association if required. Name In fall Address Profession or bualne.s Date • If the amount Is remitted to the secretary by cheque, it must be crowed with the name of the Company's bankers, and If by Poet 061ce order, must be made payable to him. The re ceipt will be forrowded ►y return of post. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. Families and Gentlemen can be accommodated with Apartment+ and Bedrooms in this Betabllshment at moderate charges.—THOMAS DAWS (from Simpson's, In, Strand) Pro prietor. Dtnners provided for large and mull parties. MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY, da. Bd. per Bottle C. capsuled"), of all retalleee. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND & new Invention, so adndrably costrived that a lull butt, U well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. IM action le so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid field by us possibility can be Mambo& Price 14s, to Ault 41, is, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'SSELF-AoTINd SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more Bat beer or soar wise. Price Sa. ditto, electroplated. Its.-4pply direct to JAMES BARLOW. patentee. It. Cog WlElam-street, Mansion-house. See that ble name and address an an ever, art icle all °them" operiotts oldtatlona. Engravings gratis. Establiehed FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the KINGDOM Draw ing.room suites, complete tinlng.room suites, complete Bedroom sußr , complete Warranted erg class P. and S. BRYFUB, 144, Orford .street. Muatrated catalogues grails and post free on application. .t?...5 0 0 24 • • GOLD REVIVER, le. &1. per bottle ; Eleotro plating Silver, la. Established more than 83 years. 10f rendering old gilt frames, and worn-off plated articles, new, by a single application.—FOX SIFITH, 281, Strand. W.C. : Duane. London-bridge: Barclay. Yarringdonetreet Appleby, Soho Bazaar: Kennedy, Pantheon Cleaver. e 2, Oxford-street Nunn, Hampton. &W.; Jackson:4, Weslign&MMe CAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN recommend the public to hue the Carat Gold stated ots the invoice—" line Gold and Pure Gold," u applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. MATHERSTON and EItOODISCB GOLD GRAINS, end all articles manoMetiued by them, are sold apes this ptinciple, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, la Henrietta-street, Counagarden, M.O. AarT made of chains and jewellery i or la aced—..B. This establishment is eland at 8 la the evening, end on sato/days at 1. GILVTLEVENI DEM GENTLEMEN are invited to inspect the NEW STOCK of WALKING And OVERCOATS, kept for In spection or isle, at HAMILTON sad EIMITONS, ?Won, 106, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall. TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an TO Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloom It impede to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces of the bands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation end re moving aß redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, diecolorationa and other cutaratOsa visitations, reader It indlmeniable to every It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar best. Price is. 6d. and Sa 6d. per bottle.-Sold at 20, H ttomearden • and by chemists and perfumed. Ask for ° Rowlands' Kalydor," and beware of markets and pernicious articles under the name of ° Kalydor." Two fllMlllaga. ANALYSIS of ENGLISH and FRENCH HISTORY. By Dtwsoa W. Timm; BEA.. Head Master of the Royal Institution School, Liverpool. By the Same. ANALYSIS of ROMAN HISTORY. EL ANALYSIS of GRECIAN HISTORY. Si. Leedom: Parker. Soo, and Roam West Strand. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALLAN OPERA. Mdlle. Adelina Patti ham appeared in another • new character—Maria, in the Agnes del Beggissento. Last night she performed it for the first time with triumphant MCCOY, and it will henceforth be ear of the most delightful ' pieces in her repertory. Since the furore made by Jenny Lind in this part nearly twenty years ago several of our most distinguished prime donne have appeared in it, bat none have given greater effect to it than ktinle. Patti—if, indeed, any of them has given so much. She is, in person, face, and manner, the most complete picture of the little Irreech viveediers that can be imagined ; refined and idealised, indeed, but true to nature, as ever► one must have observed who has seen the damsels of that class who march in the ranks of the French army. Her exuberant piety is spontaneous mid unconstrained, and her aohlatesoist bearing is blended with • native grace that is irresistibly charming. Her singing is brilliant is the extreme ; richly embelliehed as the composer evidently intended it to be, vocal flights and florid graces being suggested by the melodies, and the appropriate expression of animation and high spirits. Her great air, the "Song of the Regiment," was sung with amazing fire and spirit, and encored with cc. elemations from all parts of the theatre ; and her other principal air, " Convien partir," Maria's tearful adieu to her old companions and her young lover, was a masterpiece of singing in a different style, full of simplicity, tenderness, and feeling. The siogingilesson, constantly interrupted by Maria's ungovernable propensity to broth into her favou. rite regimental ditty, to the horror of her pompous aunt (a part admirably meted by the clever Madame Teigliafico), was • most amusing piece of comedy combined with the most marvellous testa of vocal execution. We need hardly add that this admirable performance kept the audience, from beginning to end, in • state of pleasurable excitement, expremed by shouts of ap• plause and every demonstration of pleasure. The part of Tonio was pleasantly sustained by Neri-Baraldi, who sang charmingly ; and Ciampi was excellent in the bluff but genial Sergeant Sulpizio. The opera das got up with • are and completeness unprecedented in this country, and pro bably not equalled anywhere. The finale to the first act was not only superbly sung by the chorus, but was a briniest military spectacle ; the "regiment," drawn up and under arms ou the stage, making a figure worthy of its renown. In the last finale llonizetti's music was mixed up with some interpolations evidently introduced for the purpose of dis playing the fair prima donna's vocal powers, which was quitmunnecassary, as they had been eufficiently displayed before, while the dramatic effect of the ,denouement was weakened by being protracted. Woaeixa Max's CLUTIL—On Monday evening a numerously attended meeting of working men wan held in Union H. Artillery-lane, Bishopegate-street, for the purpose of establishing a club for working men in the vicinity of Bishopagate-street ; Mr. J. Rithanleon, C.E., in the chair. The Chairman having introduced the object of the meeting, the Rev. Mr. Sully addressed the meeting, and said the work they were engaged in deserved the hearty support of all. He wished it to be understood that the club to be established was not • benefit or sick society, but it was a club for the purpose of mutual help, so that work ing men might become wiser and better men, both socially and morally. Having entered into the details of the proposed club, he concluded by expressing • convic tion that the movement would be productive of great good. Mr. Clarke said the meeting had been con vened by the Working Men's Club ar.d Institute Union established for the purpose of helping men to form club. , but not to establish clubs for them. The society from its formation was essentially • practical one seeking to remedy evil* in • practical manner. They inteoded to go to work in a very ecooomical manner—to get some large rooms, to fit prisoner. them up comfortably and well, without introducing too much of the educational element into the movement, to fill All persona in the South refusing to take up them with newspapers, books, he., and place chess and arms are to be sent out of the Confederacy. draughts for healthy recreation in them. After addressee from Messrs. Thompsoii, Baines, and others, a resolution wee Letters from Charleston of the 12th state that carried that it was desirable to help the working men of the five iron-dads and fifteen gunboats are od ' locality to establish • club on the principles and objects re commended by the Working Men's Club and loatitute Fort !Sumter. Ten gunboats, one 40- gun Union. frigate, slid the new ironsides were passing the ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—TIie following b ar. Th e F e d era l b a tt er i es on M orr i s Maud gentlemen t examina having undergone the o - tions for the diploma, were admitted member of the would take part in the bombardment of Fort college at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 28th Sumter. inst.. vix. : Messrs. William Parsons Knott, Blieworth. Northamptonshire; James Jonathan Wats on, Kilburn; General Morgan has sacked Jackson, Ohio. He William Hughes, Eglwyswrw, Pembrokeshire ; James is reported to be hemmed in by the Federate. Folliott, Canonbury ; Stanley Lewis Haynes, Pall-mall; The United States Circuit Court has reversed Warner Atkinson, B.A.Lond. Harrington-aquae • Warns Meade, Midletoo, eounty dork ; Charles Jeremiah I the decision of the Lower Court, condemning the Itenehaw, M.D., St. Andrew's, Ashton Mercy, near Mau. I barque Express, the judge deciding that a ',easel chaster; Richard Philip Lisle, Cardiff ; Walter Frost, Port land ; Norden Wright, leliogton ; John Rodgers, Omagh, I may approach a blockaded port to ascertain the County Tyrone ; David Hughes, Cilian Aron, Cardigan- I date of the blockade, provided that ahe does so iu shire ; Thomas Scott, Omagh, County Tyrone ; Henry Al. faith. lan Juliano, Cumberland-terms, Regent's Park ; Rowland good Mlle, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Thome. Samuel Barrow, M.D., I New York is now nearly perfectly quiet. St. Andreer's,Chelses ; Edward Webber Warren Meyriok, Cork ; Thomas Thyne, Edinburgh ; Joshua James, Bristol ; I Archbishop Hughes has addreased a concourse of Georg* Bishop Cornish, Taunton ; William Reuben Booth , ! s,ooo persons in front of his residence. He told pe . Great queen -street, Westminster ; John Whiteley. Feld; John Kennedy, Edinburgh; and Walter Sir/ipso!, . Wake - 1 them they were ca ll ed rioters, but he could not see Isliogton. At the name meeting of the court, D. Francs famongs t them . If they I' h were rut - • riotous ace Hunt Richeadsoe, of her Majesty's ship Majestic, Liver. men, as their enemies said the rioters were, pool, and Mr. Samuel Grose, of her Majesty's ship Daunt- 1,., w as an Irishman, but not a rioter. less, Southampton. pared their examinations for naval "‘' Burgeons ; these wedelns, had previously bees admitted He recommended them to keep quiet, though members of the college, their diploma bearing data reaper a violent assault upon their tively April 13, 18b7, and April 11, 1869. iin ease of CRYSTAL PALica—Madlle. Adelina Patti and righta without provocation every man had a right Signor Mario, with Madame Miolso.Cervalho, Sigees to defend his house or church with his life. The Tsmbsrlik, Signor Gradani, and Herr Formes, will appestat y to be given iu the Centre Traosept, I speaker En commencing at three o'clock. , several times alluded in opprobrious terms the grand concert this da Ito gland laying, "He did not envy John Bull NEW YORK, JOLT 18, Moammo. The riots in this city have materially subsided. The government will enforce the draft. The capture of Port Hudson has been officially confirmed. The reported capture of Charleston is untrue. General Lee'a army was yesterday at Front Royal. Lee is said to be marching to Richmond. The Richmond Enquirer says the captureof Vicks burg, Bragg's retreat, Lee's repulse, and the attack on Charleston are the most serious disasters that have attended the Confederate arms since the COM m6noement of the war. General Neal Dow has arrived at Richmond as a [TWOPENCE in replacing a noble population by a race of fat bullocks. Ireland," he said, " was the mother of heroes and poets, but perhaps they might think his remarks were blarney." One of the spectators observed that history proved what he said, to which the bishop replied, "Of course." It is a subject of much remark that the bishop did not utter one word of reproach or exhortation against the wanton atrocities committed against the inoffensive coloured population by the mob. Archbishop Hughes has addressed a letter to the New York Herald, stigmatising the remarks of the New York Tribune and the Evening Post concerning himself as lies, and declaring that the editors of those papers have contributed to bring about the present national and municipal difficulties. The republican press argue that the riots in New York are really part and parcel of the Southern rebellion, while the democratic press assert the obnoxious conditions of the draft to be the sole MUM MEXICO. (Per the city of Waahington.) NEW YORK, JULY 17, Evrxmo. The New York papers publish the following intelligence from Vera Cruz, dated the 6th inst. : " General Forey has established press regulations similar to those existing in France. " A proclamation has been issued that the Superior Committee has chosen General Almonte, the Archbishop of Mexico. and General Batas as the temporary executive power. The executive has been inaugurated with impressive ceremonies. " General Forey has announced that all who do not lay down tbeir arms will be pursued. _ _ "President Juarez has announced that all who join General Forey will be declareittraiters." THE POLISH QUESTION. PARIS, Jon' 28. La France of this evening believes itself able to state that the Cabinet of Berlin has proposed the discussion of the six points by the live great Powers. The same paper publishes an article signed by M. Bouniu, advocating the isolation of Russia, the CODISINVOIIete of which ho cousiders are more fatal to that power than war itself. VIENNA, JULY 28. The evening edition of the official Wiener Zeitung denies the report that the draft for an identical note to be sent by the three Powers to Russia has been received here. Intelligence has arrived from St. Petersburg that Russia, recognising the serious suture of the danger, is inclined to yield. THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JOLT V. The Neue Prettasische (Kreetz) Zeitung of this even ing publishes& leader considering it urgently impor tant, for the policy of Prussia, to seek a better understanding with Austria, and especially with England. Russia alone is neither an entirely suffi cient nor a reliable ally. The writer inquires whether the present representative of Prussia in London is adequate to the emergency THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BERLIN, Jou' 2S. Private letters from Warsaw, dated 26th inst., state that a proclamation of the national govern ment was published there on the preceding day announcing the appointment of Citizen Ladislaus Czartorislii as its general diplomatic agent at London and Paris. The proclamation states that the national government had received sufficient guarantees that his negotiations would be con ducted on the basis of the unimpaired rights of a nation fighting for liberty, equality, and inde pendence. CRACOW, JoLT 23. Numerous detachments of insurgents are scouring the palatinate of Lublin. They have seized several Russian couriers, bearers of official despatches, iu one of which General Kozisnikoff requests rein forcements from the Counander-iu-Chief in Vol hynia. The latter, in reply, Matt* that it is im ' posaib!e for him to comply with the request, as the insurrection iu Volhynia, especially in the districts of Kowel, Luck, and Rowno, is rapidly increasing. Two Russian columns were entirely defeated by Zielinski on the 19th inst., near Jauow, in Pod- Ischia. 200 Russians and 70 Poles were killed. The arrest of Count Stephen Zawoyski in Lem berg is confirmed. NAVAL AND MILITABI. CHATILLIC JOLT 28. RsutroßcsuNm FOR INDIA. —Thu tullowing re inforcementa of car ah 7 _and infantry troops have been ordered to embark for India during the present week, for the presidencies named:—For Bengal-2 officers and 66 men of the let battalion 26th Regiment ; 2 officers and 13 men of the 77th Regiment, and 1 officer and 10 men of the 91st Regiment, from this garrison ; 12 officers stud 371 noncom missioned officers and moo of the Roysl Artillery, front Woolwich ; 1 Whoa and 61 men of the 2nd (the queen's) Dragoon Guards, from Canterbury ; 1 officer and 56 men at the 19th Hussars, from Maidstone ; officers and 28 men et the 34th Regiment, 1 officer and 11/ men of the 38th Regi ment, 1 officer and 12 men of the 54th Regiment, 3 officers and 15 men of the 88th Connaught Raogers, 2 officers anal 53 men of the 90th Light In faotrys and 1 officer std 1 man of the 97th Regiment, from Colchester; 3 officers mid 61 men a the 42nit Loyal Highlaoders, and 5 men of the 92ud Highlanders, hum Starling ; 0 Wen of the Sail battalion Rifle Brigade, and 3 officers and 34 men of the 3rd baitalionuf the Rifle Brigade, from Winchester ; 2 officers and 74 men of the 27th lambs. killjoy, from Cork ; 49 men of the 46th Regiment, and 1 officer and 41 men of the 80th Regiment, from Buttevaat ; 1 officer and 38 mon of the 89th Regiment , and 10 men of the 107th Regiment, from Portnoy ; total, 39 officers, and 1,027 noinoubsmisinuned officers and men. For Madras :- 14 of cersand 149gunuers of the Royal Artillery, from Wool wich ; 1 officer and 29 man of the 6ii4h Regiment, from Col chester, 38 men of the 105th Regiment, from Pembroke, and 1 officer and 24 men of the lu battalion 60th Rides, from Winchester; total, 16 officer; and 240 Ines. For Bombay-70 men of the 102m1 Regiment, Regiment ; end three officers sad 33 mum of the let bats taboo or the 4th King's Own, frem this garrison ; 13 officers and 55 men of the Royal Artillery, front Woolwieli • 39 men of the let battalion of the Royal Irish, from Stitt.. rant; 1 officer rod 13 ones of the 33rd (Duke of Welling km's) Regiment ; 3 officers and 34 men of the 95th Rem meat ; awl 29 men of the 108th Regiment, from Fermon, 1 officer end 14 men of the 44th Regiment ; 2 officers end 70 moo of the 56th Regiment ; 3 officers and 39 men of the Ist battalion of the lst Royals, and 72 men of the 103rd Regiment, from Colchester ' • 7 men of the 106th Regiment, from Birr ; and 2 officers and 39 men of the 72nd Highlanders, from Abenleen ; total, 26 officers and 517 men of all mak& For Kaneohe. :-3 rain of the 7th Dragoon Guards, from Canterbury ; 3 officers sod 60 oxen of all grades of the let battalion of tne 10th Regiment ; 1 officer and 40 men of the 51st Kiug's own Light Intantry, and 2 officers and 109 non-commissioned officers and oxen of the 04th Regi ment from Chatham ; 3 officer. and 20 men of the 70th (Cameron) Highlanders, from Stirling ; 1 officer and 38 men of the 93rd (Sutherlandabire) Highlanders, from Aberdeen ; 3 officers and 43 men of the 98th Regiment, from Colchester; and al men of the 109th Regiment, from Cork ; total, 13 officers, and 431 rion-commissioned odious end men. The total number of reinforcements to be despatches' to India 95 officers end' ,213 men of all nuke. it Full benefit pf reduced duty obtained by pur ' chasing Bondman's Pars Tea: very choke at Ss. id. and ts. •' Blab Standad ' at as. 441. (formerly es. Is the strongest and most delicious imported. Agents In every tea u 'lipid) is to packet& —(Advertiaament.] THE ORIENTAL HOTELS COMPANY (tholle.). Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1862, by which the liatelity of each Shareholder to Weedy limited to the amount of hem Capital=,ooo, in 15,000 shame of 610 each, with power to increase to One Million Merlins. First lame, 12,800 shams, whereof a portion will be reserved for India. Deposit, Cl per stone on appiteatbm and CI on allotment. Calls net to emsed a par grim, with an Interval of not loss than three months between each call Date2o6& . 81r JOHN MIS Cha!rmaa, late Lieutenant- governor of Bengal. Colonel Anderson, C. 8., Director of the Eastern Bengal Hallway Company. Deane Wadable, Bp., Arm of Henderson and Constable, Can non-atreet, Fir Frederick Currie, Bart., Member of th. Council of India. Colonel French, (barman of the Bombay and Banda Railway Col: 4 l7Ell*nd. Director of the Agra and United Service Bank. John Stewart, Req., Director of the Marine Insurance Company. John Robert Thomson, Bag., Chairman of the London and South African Bank. James Henry Young, Faq., late of the Bengal Civil Service. AUDITORS. - T. R. Walker, Erg , 21, Hanover-square and A Shareholder to be elected at the first (Moors' Meeting. BLNILICILI IN LOT4PON. -- The Age and United Service Bank (Limited!, 27, Cannon street, The London and County Bank, Hanovervyttare, W. BLNILEII9 IR INDIA —The Agra and United Service Bank (Limited). BoLicrroas.—lteara. tptons, Jolumon, and Upton. SO, itaatJn. friars, B.C. BZOKlR.—Francis Barnard, Sag.. 78, Lornbardobeek and LS and 14. Cotmtpchamban, Combill, F.C. SECIISTART • pro tem).—Macdonald Yates, Esi. Temporary oflces-36, , CannTotreet. KC., and 6, Parliament, street, Westminster. The deficiency of hotel accommodation in India. China, and other places In the East to which Europenas now retort In large and annually increasing numbers, is a subject of general emu plaint ; and it is evident that the development of the means of transit by ocean and river steamers, and by railways, which has been In rapid progress now for some years, must imperfectly fulfil all Its important objects, so far t I European intercourse with the Beat Is concerned, until this Tani is adequately anppUel In England. and on the Continent of Europe, it Is now an ascertained fact that the joint-stock system 11 may first most suc cessfullbe applied to the establishment of hotels of the class. this be so where good private hotels before existed in large numbers, there seems no reason to doubt that an equal degree of commercial success Is attainably by the application of e•pital, upon the some system, to the same object, In countries where, though the demam I Is great and increa, it may almost be said that good pile de hotels do not exist. In Calcutta a Jotnt Stock Company has lately purchased and undertaken the management of a hotel, and the prospects of the enterprise. as a commerctel speculation. may be inferred from the very high premium at which their shares are quoted in the Calcutta market—see "Times" July 17. the "Englishman's Weekly Mall" of June Bth, 1983, and" I nclimi viz.-1..26 paid, present value £4I cx illy., equal to 70 per cent. premium, and the payment of a dividend of 10 per cent. for the half-year ending 30th April last, eqnal to SO per cent. per an num. Bombay offers n wide field for the establishment of a hotel of a first-class character. The early complet on of vast Uses of railway converging in the hived of Bombay, end the . more frequent steam communication between that port and ' Europe, which will soon take place, must very much increase the demand for such aceommadatton The Lame may Le said of Madras. I It is under these circumstances that the Oriental Hotels Com pany (Limited. is established, In the confident belief that the application o' European capital to India in Ills form will he not less profitable than 'metal. It In proposed, In the first Waterer*, to supply the urgent requirements of Bombay and Point de Cialle. There are other equally Imports t places which will naturally engage the early att ration of the Company, such for example as Idadrea, Singapore, and Kurrachee ; not to speak of many very important railway stations in the Interior of India, where flier • are now no hotels at all, and where. of a comparatively small outlay. there Ise large geld for profitable operation, • The larger clue of the Company's Hotels will afford all the ' conveniences of the beet Eur pray hotels, adapted to the climate and to the habits of those for whom they arc intended; w' list, I in even the mealiest class, the health and comfort of the Inmates • will be carefully studied. It is bitended to constitute local committees of management In each Presidency where hotels may be established. . In the event of two-thirds of 'he first Issue of shares not being subscribed for no allotment will tube place, and the deposits will be returned to the subscriber, withont deduction. It Is proposed to pay to Shareholders it per cent. Interest upon ' Ithe capital as paid up entll the first dividend le declared. Proepectimes and forms of application for shares may be hail on application to the bankers, the broker, or the secretary. PORE OP APPLICATION TOR SHARE. To ho retained by the Bankers. THR ORIENTAL HOTEL' COMPANY (Limited). To the Directors of the Oriental lintels Company (Limited'. Oentlemen,—Having paid to the bankers of the abovenamed company the sum of d , I hereby request that you will allot me shares in the sail company, and I wee to accept such sham or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to become a member of the company, and I authorise you to place ray name on the register of members In respect of the shares to be allotted to me and 1 scree to be bound by all the conditions and regulation- contained in the memorandum and arfAcles of asaociation of the company, to manner provided by The Companies Act, 1811." I undertake to pay the balance ;if any of the deposit of Z 2 per share OR the shares allotted to me within ten days after notice of allotment, and in default thereof I authorise you to cancel the allotment. and I agree that the deposit paid shall be forfeited totbe company. Dated this day of 1861 Name in full Firm (if any) Business or profession Place of business Residence NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE 130CIZTY. The banners of the Company weeds 470.000,000. The duty paid to government for the year 1862 wag 665,062, and the amount Wined on farming stock. 010,069,332. A boons of throe-fifths of the profits periodically made to wrier insuring, who have thu=, from time to time. received soma em noting In the as regale to Et4n.ooo; and the nociety now holds a torte reserve applicable to a future bonus. The rates of premium are in no ease higher than those charged by the other principal cakes making no returns to their in einem For prospectuses apply at the °ociety'a Offices, Surrey-street. Norwich and 6, Crescent, New Bridge-street. Blsckfrbui, P.C. P ACM'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for hand. home. or steam power. are the most simple and efficient extant particular. and prices obtained of the ...kers. R Pelle and Co Laurence Pountney-place, Laurence Ponntney-hill, Cennonatrect. EX., when they may be seen In operation daily. WARM WEATHER.-RIMMELI3 TOILET YIKBOAR. wdi be found a perfect Insory at this time of the year as • reviving scent for the handkerchief and • TS hushing adjunnt to the toilet nr both. Price Hs, Es. 6d., and la. Sold by all perfumers and chemists : and by the ante pm= H. RI M 64 Perfumer by annnintment to R.H.H. the of Wales, 96, Strand, TA, Cornhill. and Crystal Palace. GRIT HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will change grey hale to ths original colour, darte. red or light hair, prevent its falling M. and greatly Inv tone its appearance. Price la. id., ?a. Pl., and 3a dd. ; &sample post 84 stamp..—Depot, M, Gower-street, Bedlordwetuare, .C., and all cheallats and perfumers. Cantion.—There are worthless Imitations of this article, therefore aak for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade." Establlybed MM. DINNY:FORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twentyave ears, emphatically ainc. timed by the medical mislead', and naturally accented by the public, u the beet reme ly for acidity of the stomach, heartburn, bradachr, gout, and indigestion, and as a mild ape Meat for delicate constitutions, mare eeputally for ladles gad children. It Is mewled, In a state of perfect purity and of uniform sumitb, by DIN2IIIFOaD and Co.. in. N.. Bond street, London; and meld by all respectable chemists through out the world. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for which a prize medal wu awarded to the producer at the International Ethibition, lffrt roultaT. Dogs, and Plants are effectually freed from fleas and all other vermin with which they are Infested, by the above powder. which is quite harmlus to animal life. The Farmer, the Gar dener, or the Elportamas, will therefore find it Invaluable. Bop, cockroaches, beetles, moths In fun, and every other species of Insect are also IniitanUy destroyed.—Aeld in packets, Is. and Ye. ed. each. or poet free for 14, or treble size for Stl postage stamps, by TEIOIIAB SEATING, chemist. 79, Bt. Paul's-church ' Yard, London, ILO.: retail by all druggists, de. Take notice, each genuine packet bean the above same and address. TOZZAITS COPAHINE MEW; snooessfully ILF trial n Use Patti and London HoopUsk, under the tan of Mews. Wirier, heard. Lloyd, Mona and Lupo. Clark (Llneet, Mb Coy., 1862', effects a can to an amine of six days. sitter In receptor amine diresece.-41. Pt per beitle le przt IL Id., at C.Josson's, hooch amid, 414 Bs/market. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurzz's numwm) AMERICA. ISIUTZIeN TIL14111•118.) THE NEW YORK RIOTS. OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF THE FALL OF PORT HUDSON. QUEENSTOWN, JULY 28. The Inman steamship City of Washington ar rived here at 5.25 p.m. She brings 1,067,089 dole. in specie. She proceeded immediately for Liver pool ; all well. (Per the City of Weebiagtoo.) NEW YORK, JoLy 17, Evianta. General Dodge officially report,' that be routed the Confederates under Forrest and Billies in the neighbourhood of Corinth. General Meade's army is resting at Berlin, Mary land. General Lee is marching towards Culpepper. General Gilmore officially reports that on the 11th he attempted to carry Fort Wagner, on Mor ris Island, by assault. The parapet was gained, but the supporta could not be got up. General Gilmore captured 11 pieces of heavy ordnance and a quantity of camp equi page. Another attack on Fort Wagner was ar ranged. Official correspondence between Mr. Stephens and President Davis shows that the proposed mission of Mr. Stephens to Washington had for its objects the establishment of a fresh cartel for the exchange of prisoners, and to place the war upon the footing ' of hostilities waged by modern civilised nations. General Dix has superseded General Wool in New York. The city is much quieter, although collisions between the military and the mob con tinue. It is officially announced that the govern ment will sustain tho enforcement of the draft with military force. Governor Seymour and the Democratic press are opposed to the draft, as unconstitutional, whilst the Republican press insists that it must be carried out at all hazards. The Republican and Democratic journals are becoming more vituperative in their mutual abuse, each party accusing the other of being responsible for the riots. Archbishop Hughes has issued a oall to the men of New York, now styled in many newspapers " rioters," to assemble in front of his residence this aftenioon, that he may address them. Andrews, one of the leaders of the mob, has been arrested. The New York Seventh Militia Regiment is on duty against the rioters. President Lincoln has ordered the 2nd of August to be set apart as a day of thanksgiving for vic tories so effective and signal as to furnish reason able ground for augmented confidence that the Union and the Constitution will be preserved, and that peace and prosperity will be permanently maintained. Banks officially reports the unconditional surren der of Port Hudson on the Bth inst. Unofficial advices state that the garrison of Port Hudson numbered 7,000, with 35 field pieces, 25 siege guns, and 10,000 stand of arms. Later Vicksburg advises report General Sherman to be still pursuing General Johnstone. General Meade's arm changed its position yesterday. The Federal cavalry has captured 100 prisoners in the rear of General Lee's army, near Charlestown, Vir ' ginia. General Morgan has reached Georgetown, Ohio. Federal gunboats with a large force have left Cincinnati to prevent Morgan from crossing the Ohio river. It is semi-officially announced that the question of peace has not come before the Washington cabinet, no condition of affairs having yet existed rendering it necessary to entertain so important a proposition. The cabinet is agreed that the beat way to obtain peace is to prceecute the war vigorously. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, JOLT 17, Evinnso. Money easy. Gold 26 per cent. premium. Ex change on London—Bankers' bills, 139. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 120 ; Illinois shares, 110; Erie, 97/ ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1041. Cotton inactive, and prices nominal. Flour and corn, good inquiry, the prices of the former, how ever, are 10c. lower. Wheat steady. Provisions and coffee quiet. Sugar, molasses, and crude petroleum inactive.