The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

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VERLAND to AUSTRALIA.—Lost receiving sob InimI—TACKAOII6I n 5661514 66 $l6. efts tin AT, On NI; **dim 6561 voveree. mill Fakir. UN MA Om b. ; pelmilaii, 16. wok . mol AuMika loyal Nag °rimy, 12. 111. Bilis slim% KC V ICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TT• TO SHUTT= hassles Alp sn no Indy sansis le On Vends Dais. arm as. Mr s MM. . 1111 ...... WWI= TllOOO.. QI W Ow Bonslor sod Up. w . 0. Itiebano... ..... Cllteeftr./bis, Be. I .4 11•111 h. 0,. 0/ Ismetkes . . asoillee ad Os. TWILIT 41111WO1U111.1Td. 4 .0. ze ................ um VICTOILA DOOM owl Dont4. lord leldbetatot t litiorlaa. •1.1 TA Yr me doily Monne H. Dods dale WWI. Uwe Ilnatototrod. blown Old sag ta obtained upon omilsollen id Ow Dodo loma t lildbAno. O. IDAPPIL Masasff. AIL and STEAM to ROTTERDAM, the egiali7uBSWlLV NAIDWZMVIC OM E N "744 Ita " —• ftiola ika. ILK IV " Ide a ILANWIOI 1 BRUN wog TULTIDA u a . I TL:Oribt essail ;44 Bag 2. 11•=14 n tor MS morebona • tare • IPaar r. raw" Labia. NOTICE OW DITIDIND. BANK of DEPOSIT, No I•Otaoo. •.• DU WAILS?. kr D• 1411 yearly DOA** et the vsi• et par romeask D•pAlt Aoro•ola. On VW Work b• mar se aoll stow My 10, Vat mad PA T AILS DA I LT. MDR 11011ID031. 11••••126 !Slogs. Parer doom. (41••••tieg woe an menial to mania* Ow pia et ut boo se•pctli• Or Prig Dep.& Tropism NO Tomo fa Omani Amami. smO. BITANNIA LIFE AIE3dANCE COMPANY, Impresped by Opecial Ad at hylinsing. 41K, op. 4. 44 4 112ITAIIIIIA Mt/WAIL LIM AIIeOCIATION. Rm....a by a./ 1 •14 4 •0 114 t ... ... 1 ~4 r•••••• 4. 1414444414.0. EMIL Maissesou• *Lawns'. learersh - Fook. chum's. - _ 1= tirtnig= el Wind a tomb ris=l••• mini la dr lona ysidll• mile imelty.Yeil •••••••• la lsolity p t==2! eml••••• um .04.0.••••••wy it of illywomyy.) alooLl ..., p 7 ra y in Aim u Amyl t i t, = , p Mai C.". Tv': 'hi tat 144 4444 14 11141 112 114 4 4 • II 411 •II 4 : 11 1 : 1 :n : 6 CHW EPPITS MALVERN SELTZER WATER, **WWbe J. IPCUW kin% rad 00.. Moo ilho Pow Wo&fr I= 01l Ow ewe. of ilmo Imo rm•• ow,. • lb ms•••• Ply • I•h•L w -Lesiola= s tion • IJARRIB'B SPECTACLES, tie damped and mat beltaemb willow Ow pommy be dee bra oh k ben =ear I, V .7 IC uebleem ellee elbow ems m=b e le . 111. beat • pewee lb ittri=c l Tam Nil sw Iheetee paw, Lae/ea Cluellee—bratle appeals the lb e, am ebe THB RACEB and FETES .— Ladie s will find the el WIN WM! II •1 TWA wlefollA Yr dallow sol WV of Ur NW So WWI a 11.8 um wl W. do eil Wasilw Maim MI In;hitilato WI tbe ploW wwlm WWW on MUM dr..' **dila Mat.% IWO% We aNdw r*sr area= WIWI by t et 4611 6 =4 i V I. lb base k.. 4i. M. ril fa Mpow * w .1 11. 1 . 11,011 i ly D Oa la Zit ar..s. Troia WI 14 Wiali W Wham DR. ps JO,Olll LIOB T-B ROW N COD LIVER OIL, albeit b see_emip tie leg eedl mete. bet de gab eleseeee NOY eyes. abl Pleb dm aft. Pie tPale OP, peed., weer. pod been Itapeame Rem Y/mire e a t r edellta eems bee. ellesee- - 1 hew De be 10ed le epee lOW • tet lie Open nizsaml, selb theme es lebillem." Jaltattr. OIL M web at lb& elescls OIL; ;ob. tis ee ; Robe arpoled ere IF web Ple szete eisseicz bo veldt RARIORD. AS ft ba t, t LONDON, W. 0., De. De Juseb e lb sten tbe OP le deep le psis of the Meow P. OR CH !WAIN CUTTIRO their TR/1111.-e. lbw JOH %SOT MINIM, SOOTHING r ST OUP, obi* im WO la web bleb • Swam mop yeers. ter mambo Oakes eleo rad ei Owe w o w denlbleb, • NI wager le boom Neel reeMbota Hw Jelemob ri V redo.. awl one . a. one mow Mb , Ords• I .6l ere et Peak ofereet. .b.e roe OW the Nook— dhoti se seo erbani er= , 4lllole Oa! he • sr& J11.1.01e0 MOW BEN a perces kale himself what is called ' meol Wee ye le lbe rye II grltl be seed peßes Imam* le MIS PASS'S LIPS PIL LS 111• seed=ble mammies b. Yes ewe elm • seem end ow CI I. seMeleL Theo elm um raret Ms eerie. be numb be decos. et le lobe we/ it lese ewe we Mew le ban la Ile lime • lea et _lvl,relpeebtle daubs b•dseeldre le Iwo ma les/ - .w "Ini.l ••••• • ••,:•=7,17.7 o lre o rl o raolowa ma ba — iiii. TM .sXspoommout amp In salaisaasa In ni ormtoo mollolom Me k 4 I RIESRMAR. Prelates& by Royal !Attars ammi at ma mama be am man _al ao Isola do ae Prole. Sl Z lambi Deem al mseamb Ylmaa. 114..4.14611amr. OM tat•d.v V rih .1 .. la dant lbroalva mmpftlib . .. • loam M limo oft ladeft• am So tar bomb o o. = % w ile almamma. Yam al loorira .It roar=biam Ma MM.% 1. Ihe ma atam al Ss la Ma wirestot "mom laminar. Nos. I. awl gm Ma ot aim at mod'. ma dal ammalas 6 Illeisikerft alio sawn lhalr as j=ter.Uo kw obis Oa sai kr W. am Ilk : ibribA. ,4 es 0 IIL : Me awry. is " I=Alft, ._ ~...1 4. .o .. edal 4 • gtlllnial; •2 iMI • ki till inii ! . Oa ; isaileal, Walmjekaliime. 'ONT BLANC 18 OPEN e I REMORNE.-THIB DAT eareday=l) , N., I Amu, th. =al sle Inglukair ma Sad= a rrHE NONDESCRIPT.—arena and Novel .. aILIA P . /0111 . Alt dr 1:210110X . Pr i - 11 . 11 ,7: 40. smil = 1102 .. 000111L=V ; =O, PS Y. afilirst 11is. /TRY ta i ro s t u euts wr g Pow& pa g = =....1.• b. ; M:WCFII2I 10 NM 40•101••• my labs Anew ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW, SALM rpm CtUrirtrat i Valit lierintrintsar toMms Mair, iNI4.• mid Mortagoommimand M la tram 'mins oiwir Obrdd.ON 81 . hmommmed. • ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW, BALI& lIIIIT.-11. 0, Mal lmeinaml Tesd. onMI. PEN SUPERSEDED...46IIdg Lima, POWs. Weels4 l a Sailitit .meIATIII W TESOJCLTEI TAM. premi tie ope.: mass. a.: WI et moreatti mot Z—= . o ter ow poi tree Me Immeearto ism• km It Mini • NOTICE to INVENTORS. OFFICE for toi—RProcrinalrolito 4 4"" a totoo -= .6.. am5.. 0tt0 I. ildwed same it et U.. sow Mars Mkr V s lia g es e eds essilefts= lideraWks as W a imav reanCre=ra jt lCri lit a " MO MERCHANTS sad Otbers.—C. W. BOW rd Oa ,of ÷:a ts. a . l•stka..: as q M beak. '" se '2 Zig =No b = wrowi l e m deb sinureir. .. I .ll= t =res s =OM CHUBB'S LOCKS, Fix-proof &As, Cosh sad Dowd Ilissn—Complet• 14.1. *ribs rol Prim b• bag as HUBB sad SON, P. St. s. Mum, —C Lhinpcoi ; ilartaMlnd, ilieseist“:2ol 7:veri Mop SIMPBON'B FAMILY BOOT sad SHOE LI WMsol7ll2,—The WM rd Ob er t if Laditso essile• Disk lrealry sr; Cllddrines mess Nla Os limulea g s ii rj *Yob A bs Isms mks. Is Naomi 'et WOW as Offit.—Pdas wor d" rdnia i —4. Olfartaml l OXIORDSPRiBT.—IISTAIILIIIIRD IM. IVI AFFIX'S "SHILLING" RAZORS, .anaeted geed by dr NAPPIN. ti*BILIS. Quaint Coln Works. /11•11411. aisd IP! asd Ity4 Willematna. Cm lamas. *We 11. krie4 Ow* et t.Viry Os model IN Mg& 11APP11111 1110P1t11011 TABLII es nob tot the hase. ; boodlo.saaN &mom Imo; Ye mo i re list align ka WA*. Wag arade raw M•PPINII mid TILTELLINII LUMP, SIN Mewl her tide Ilmateetagy, Opts,/ Wa li k MANIC Is *dr L...s 1 , imbeldinmat. W Q•enn. IVirdeeel. air. Wire 1110 SFr I Shea ta A. world may be o•Nemilp• hem APPINd PLATSD DISSIIT 1111111118 rof TOTES. ergo tif II Ml/ pain. an of Ike esog ekgrai dolga misi ing.din 4 7113P1111 lIILYSII PLATIL—nown. Naindies braid me ostageorm Seansplola. orplsis. TIM awl Nen Somas, Rd* Abbr. Igenr. mi ft/4,W W &Aida wally We la sem% ea bow bl *W.* boo Unit London iranbassi. No. LI, Kis willluwn.t City. Inhere the Wiwi dad Is Lemke awl be ser. Ilairaheton. (Nan% Cale, Nat; ha/di Disslap. wit I. Prim smi tree ma smile ?HZ NEW 1110111 K. LUCIAN PLAYFAIR. By TRoxAs MACKE'S. la Wes velum' MIN dlr. Lambs: Ralik Wow. owl Co.. OA WOK Yew ma/. mu/1 ImM Mk pds. dotal. T HE SEA OFFICER'S MANUAL. A Cam of Me talon of nab Ceenr la Ur atllle Be r. cloO num. ilb• limelmat Z l4 id t, m Lomb. : ~A, 144 s nod Ca, o GLASGOW POISONING CASE—As EXTRA swam a the MU:MUT= Vlf ;MTV/WAY ant we iw=ielons 4 E:als rwrolable TrW. twilk NOW; lig Ws Iba W the aaselew. nil gliori_ 114 NoWIWSWA I na V= Z. basis awn* sw 7fr gi a . a.74.= ........ ailmnik a il4 g e d • L it •strr sinWelbm ; aw. Wow lw pubowil. ow •-• ' . - ii" 2 . ff.. m .i= . 1.021 . A 6 17 . ; . Ye 0 bm . 12 . 11F =Ct . = Imbly et thiLl im at i 16. = " 11Fiaa.w,Zia g w ra.L.: Wawa ; ta: Wo italW im"a a we. Cows% W. Prim N a tan Two Itimbom IWO' ?we." M.. 1'... b 7 Ww. M.-Older. WS. in. 4 lima. Wake. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY, JOLT 8. (Concluded ham Yesterday's Zsprese) Is esOFI. Hr H. WILLOUGHBY, T CHANCILLOR d tie EXCHEQUIR mid dist lb• puma mime= forded AI the mew which the geoesaminit eee.lel r NA frees perheasat doing the earring Nodes ssessed of the Irani la Ads, bat decreed to sive • -rut seam would be meat. Th. mu speed IA The CHANCELLOR d lise =CHEQUER efts Innis pee ei that la the came et its t math he siliould mem • essimelse whence be • bill oaf for pd•A at sue rem keeps Hs peat Costume duties co tee NA wipe. TWIN= west kb emits* so the Intloatelsl Schools NSA MI pont tie Ames Sot memoir, after • ear seftesesis Msernise. ORZOOZT used fhe depths of a clauseenirrlag lie religion ellerh drild be regageren, and meting that one night be "tiled by the wirderer of his own drool- Mr. RIDLEY *sled to the Awe Mr. HENLEY yet the owe et Mina who wets of so reli gion et all I. Mr. MAURY WI that they week% ef eseas, be let dews me mambas of the eeYiW ober& (item of e l 'emerimeil w ewe/ Is bee elvil the rag el the Ni WM aged le, alealt seavemeet awed by sainwelbrey ellwb mit bele dime to to the awl bogie • ewe" le lb- The *lig r a ist= bates vestelded poreweelag We hat wee a pwed. THE 0110 RD erry ELEcrtoN: Kr. EOERTON bre•Ot al i t= d Ms which wee to the Wad it le= the return el Mr. Mew wu a mid sew The Ws. per& ass tosibor Wawa the bons Mel ths esewittee led weed Is owislisse Yee bliodse eibek assely "That Mr. Nail boa by lie owls ism gear et balmy Last it was proved ad MS weer bid ins bill OM mines as psi AWN sessiwywo, til= " 1111Yhill vied tw ; awl lot sempissly Willi irk to thew 111 171 1 K Ron Ise road bWiltirom . am** Cr a ne sewwilles wows est ells the awns at ewes et Owe pommy mg the am web wYi mei bed bns bribed, Wilt de 10 gag rddim eauwoe paid wider the peewee et temementig ewe gi m me ter ter their swim se weieweees or rums the duals; awl elehessit ewe wee so whet staless erh a these ppm% wee the phoney motive vide WA idled the 'lift of Os pwww le whew Rey mew womb, It wowed that se siisie steel= bad bow waiwei it ilea The smiles adhisi Ai ell die wee iirs by Se eesselllee et N,. Noes hYbwYyem m o i l Weed that It was peessi Owl lime hod lees Is some et tini, bat sally by air es mar eray Ems him. The mumbles dit set di* it right or resemweed the 'mat widows eheeli be Os the =Mr. MURTON, it woo whirs' est the ghoul lie yltll MAIDSTONE ELECTION. Mr. HANTLlVNreportal that Nr. Boated Ego sad Caren Seat bed beta eleetel Thew add flat lie entree bed beta artbdtelay rid ankedleney ; ransack there wee se aldlaiest praetor 0111.1110pissileas at the het giletka, it appeend that ert at SAN hod bra paid la the year 1847 I. the morn et are ordider although then re as contest for the bersegb IS OM occa sion. (Lasslttor.) TURNPIKE TRUSTS ABOLMON (IRELAND) BILL. TM, MS wail nod • tliltertif;;;Ad p.n.& PROBATE AND LETTERS oy ADMINISTRATION . (SALARY OF IL DOE). A committee was held at this subject, sod a ciliate um owned ks sad *Mend to be heeled la the bill sow Mere pellimmett. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Tb. sain;iol — i; mid the imismetcy Bill (Iroise& IMPS bed he the Ems. leg eMleg _dip. et eix In dm be Wray Ball aad the Tutuila's' Treviso In weld be taw aid on Ftitley the semerthhe ea ibe Pesti NI midi be reeemed. The ken eijoused M e'cleth. FIRE AT THE COTTON Mtua,lioirow.—Yale Immo= be bream out ia the cotton Wile behalf to Moms. Males sad Casertay, i Its. Oseesif Mats IS esememeed Is Ile seem ream, mad me hied Y ease pine of the NeallidNO, Ind the melee hop d behesse ahiblhave boss eateamei bent hot ben k Om id el smerise-preof doors bee* so sexed es to eat ce Ste eshialestlea of the Seam. la a died thee the mime ellehiell, bet Newel boort awed helm the ire soil be The Wanes' It ie /Need we MAO IC surly Uk a iti the saga was mieemeeL LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1857. THE DRAMA. HAYMARKET. If the leant doubt existed in the mind of any rpm preen es to the popularity a Kr. Rool thee as anther, wavier, sad =kr, it would hate been MEOW lest nieht by the deist oldie amide who easerabled to de knew le tide rearleet of patinae& on the cow den d Ma bask. Laos bare the rising of the caste* *sok *fig that ell portions *fibs boos were tall, roe esbelind at the dome; eel whoa the allow had NOM Ye link meth the woe we reefly a striking am male the noir theatrical USW. A coopliarat to Mr. Dr& Miss was not, however, the only owe et the themblegs et se imp sad killing ea audience, for the geoid= bed boa taken far the praised= et a new comedy by hr. Tan Taylor, who is nadonbleby the beet din le sward id to on tliir NOSS Take a dos of Isioloos 7 Sit Awl am Silo old goodoon, omit so to Si pra ••11-01 loommor mg* ; biro so I albs kw to Ibe Ilsooloiso Sot soma soweisalst Sim thookolowod dosisjaor losooNe Ns, optlo soolitloa via to 00, Is hos Sot yea soisowSigo, whams orty allsolkso Sher Soosso, that at the Hayeserbst yichaveoiwors boa So mot onroL" Tho gra WY by the hoortirt SOW solso"2lft Mr. Bucksaw so so ~MS losoralo,Soholha Snag So Gibus tot, to mut olonis alagge No So Soso Smith the might of Sol Side TWA soritorod bis us& IT. hiuss's THAATIL—Mr. Mitchell, to whom Os pia hue bees so often indebted sa the manager of Mai* E 421. this metepolia, take his benefit to y), when the " boos Perigees" will act elms et mod favourite *me. On Saturday there will be • wergsfes performs:co. NSW AT CAN3RIDOI. A plan for the establishment of a manic-hall politic rooms, both; and wneldwains, at Cienbeitp, has bets est on foot, with every penmen of somas. A nesting of gentleman favourable to the meows has bees teesatly MM. Alderman ltdkia, lie Weyer ef Cenbridge, prodded, sad a raa•bm atinthemlidlinhebineas etas Mora nil sem hers et the Univenity (tnetedbg tbs Yearrsr of Totally) wen prmem ♦ peaeYts•l committee had previously been tamed, kr the wpm of inquiring into the ow -1 limy and prectitehffity of the plea; and • report male by them having been reed and discussed, the fellow* resolution we. unntbsoudy agreed to: "That, M the opinion of this reeetheg, the erection of • tarp musio.hall and pull° room, with baths sad wash-house., Is desirable to met the growing requirements of the University, town, and county, end that the prod seet nesesides be requited to take the neeeetery steps to seesseplith the fano" In menence of this no:nation a moray ass now been formed and regbtared under the pro vider of the Limited Liability Act; the capitol is 17,60 W., in W. shins ; tbb sum bdag sufficient to cover the estimated cost of the buildings. The provisional committee of direc tors includes a number of heeds of colleges and members of the municipality, and Dr. titerndale Bennett, the eminent rehear of music in the University, is meta the number. The want of a spacious suite of rooms, for musical perform anon and other public purposes, has long bean much felt in Cambridge. The present Toe is quite inedemiste, sad several admen for improving it have proved skean). The proposed site of the new buildings is In a antral situation, End In every respect convenient and adventageom The music-hal is the printed object . an the baths and mob hours it is not proposed to emend sea than b,0001., mad they will be so constructed as not to interim with the hal. At the meting shove =Maned, Mr. Aldermen Edhia rid that the great object of the promoters of the same wee to Anna music -hall, end that, while mayor of the borough, he bed bola urged by Professor Bennett to do all in his power In maimplii this purpose. The Master of Trinity said that be drat be skol to me the scheme taken up now with rape *lt, lean* that great inconvenience erase from dr want set sly of the baths and wads-henen, but of • Imp room in Conklins der all meal purposes ; and he absent like to are the puma imp Mks In silaka so desirable en end, to meet the growing requirement of both town sad essity. _ . -- Bad is the Cunbridge mon two letters on this nb jest addreend to Professor Bennett by H. Jellies and Mr. Bede, of the dm of Creamy end Co., whose experience Sine them seaway In &mew of this kind. I ma da te boar," awn. hits, " that there le s prospect eint=&sew nnelabell at Catintedn. Wldiethe pre bed accesenedatlos ante, it t• nine lapenible that aray enisdakiss an mow is die beet mann en swept • lop nes is arestial be aseseset i sm hod sisdial prkennane vine as end is rruns sad I nod that esti a is. wills, less be built in Cam bridge "We have eseadves" ern Mr. Bede, "so fn waYl- het la Wt sent el a eurniiises rat or Wines, te the =ID der:nra li ar; ag our add el the IhAwssity, aid oilman Lep is min es, peat tssebdwdreetteceeeesdairdprodtabi.. At pees* se acid pedineesee dnagaitsileose asp oemb of anintival sad ehoral mete es as ceding soak an be miertahra et the University. The pion of elios to siseleal pedormasee are sow so much reduced that acne cas be sods preStable to which the public at large is sot ad mitted. The Wag died* be large and meneeMeaa, to Malt alt dines at varier pier. I deli be Pm/ to Mar that the seed= of a saw asele-bsil at Cambridge hoe bees datandiel upon. It not pen aseendel." to tit oi Or arrow sad oiotoots of tbs proosot lip sew piss* is nisi Mame, mil it it Is ;wind ossi car Wet Wilma these wal-bsiolmsbirirsisitrotviwyelfag _ _ pee*, whether Mad or warmly smatimaital, mad the nal moires is society, who yet bre bravely up, rod savor expose their allielioss is the want or pity of the world. Ms plot Is 11111111•WINIA OS follow. 14. Metryorarther Mr. firm) le • wiry rich of worthy aboddrebir, asses yen haze hie hiheriteses et his loafs mem sad had. as Yr. lomukei, boas WNW by • young rid monel alma, to whom he had pid He Weems. Uwe dm be lee married • vet laity ma • ney sat Ikelrinle. 111 n. Warrrnether hob dews yea r Imelme-loving. l al male la the melte el • est at " s • sempiper editor, • 1 7 , 1 ieYir heit let itg Mr. W. • eel • ei;Kr. mg•larly Mi nim c.tate, deibu rslllsw idadiews of Mr. et Ye elk bar OW aid emmeteleet et as- Imp st i r Ite• ilep Ile bee he ber. beewsee, as. e**. A* ea Wks leis lb enillerisit e be nem& miss Itte • is mai ewe lb bellee Masi te him Afra.klebeteeselleetireasellimbee• =dot pelage lone =mil hr ha weelibwee ill Is rime bar km Thke mob Is hiseiviel • •Illiees as eta inky Cain Dirtz z lee eatisidetee Us al verukseo em* es Ude( sem * bat vete elo m pe War elm be de Oat his MEd is dell eig depeeleAmi tbst ere se weir to eint la the 15... 'La Mentor Mom Mn. Yerrytersdrw eeM Mr. Ebbw** soniell to arm us thst • Maki* aim ale* ballroom therm, which Usk lb* Is dad* SW am imeiseity, lir vim the 04 led eselliwarelmeimeild asfilkils MB ins* Yr e=doeues i bin •• ban el aWald parada ead lib& be Is ea Ede laws tbsekkig bee he bet Idadarmi Mr. ' • 11;;;;;t1e7r Weses. - 711shithert pads ast Its b merely reitesedni a part in _main labor ame skeet lo take yam; hut Monywaler is semisista ad en ids wiles relking smass • brain s did tho pest hes givea ber, and disermes • very * lisposired =M PlhaslSß Iteeleartiee, ems in hia Sew be le aset's Lagar to tax Ms with la M % Y, ad le maw to him two evade bills accepted by tie pit wldek helm sae lea hie possession. And mow we discover ilat the se and isiensting Flishorbert who is pepe ehenlateat Mrs. Meenweather's fest, hes • wry at om :am M. Olivet), the _ Dray AMse, led swjectodMerryinathe (thea ted), sad wee mow, her moan ram eakeides and we night sod day hit KR Ileryweather, w .slab to the zr of her gad Mt jay bailawid. Ohmura Ibrad Ma. Midedued B eare et Ms log while diseamig tines hy th e dad d Wasermather. de Ms demi le = aid litter be kalimas Mk, mid, smolt with Lamy, lass ome le ailed ar, Mee( he ea atom he ler visit • Miro to apse Min Abe, who as been reesamended to her r • Persia. After • seer of stalaps, Mereyweider avid= the mud date of Odle is kis di, sal it is deeldod that Lucy (whom Mr. Menyweedire Mee sot yet know bat by bar maiden mud ad seas that sight to a same whale the ikm-beamy Lay glee Merryweathees gratisomiy vespesembureampleis; eta airie he hears M wife tell the stseiadmaed wile and the seilectful Mahood to all Ye A MA whe—Pi loudest of en—pity the weak eel row celly behaviour of the mon. Ma. Malmberg le lama bar dueled, aad all, end his eased frd Rowley, as• la m rite li tt n ==et seleetibmae. Mu.. Merryweedge Stis last die ugh post le the wry INA alpha ahem lames as hr Ma dedeisag, ad M eese test her mu hmassid, Wed el beim • ears he. cab sieneryalieg Indy, is a gedisaso .. reemLi as Wad anies 4 beam ad 68-1!”11 libbeeteet le remeght to ••nosed fieeltiW. and 7 . litle begi It will be observed dal we have ua r m it grim el Wialiiiebeteas.• he is theater et a emit the notion et Midi frooMis well in Id& es nab oaks tin okay, bat io not amoorors to be detailed it lb darlptics. As • beggerang end 'molester of the pet Illeheeltert, a a mita whit Is is love with the purse sad penes of • elmagamimbi lay (iambs* Aged by II,. ), who wwwride with Ids ineeserele, Emir • m ime 4r • peolont of • gdr bootees , of • ante bee, es hi loiroded, Mr. Doehlime mos watiroly In hi. item, mud bb away egtememos am the eland Ire roam inciter end mbar, - The omfog difooglort wseenend. ink Mho Boysaft bpi, of emu. Is tbe rat .ditit r•ea extolkott isoulaft of latelliy soaw.ol lady, teaehleg coodniss of Mr dirks et the 'occlusion wee ofsakablh Sam Ito par ad view* tenderneoe ; while Mee M. OHM timer ••••• whoa inn Into Ihir rem than we have ever yet mem In palarlear, red woe the ined loving little wife la *owed/. Mr Maid. invested the amre =dor with the pryer exert of_ impertoase rod self cy ; while Mears. Met rd Ceefie the two sermists, was • whet .IDubbirm ill eder im E lag. ♦model word of commonalion Is also deo is Howe and Teem. who Sign' milk tenth and *it, sod looked sad wild palleolon la society. Mr. Tayka t theaio sengsalulated en having achieved • brilliant sad t forreed worm; for not oily la the comedy sad trevied out, but the dialogue le madding throughout, and semelemally quite Jerroldisa In theihrilliancy of its mpertse. Raab of apple..., greeted the fall of the curtain, mil loud mile we raised for the sashay, upon which Mr. Backetene mimosa and inhumed the audience, "that though he had a lbw minutes beams Mo. tinetly seen Mr. Taylor in the cathedra, that madams hd now unexpectedly vaniehed." After the comedy, Ira played Mr. Delve eneented hem of NM and Second floor; at the 1101.111111111 t d wYi Mr. Backstome advanced and made the tellowlag ameba ultimo : " it mid gentkmen,—l em we yen will nem the of egotism, which these Nana addresses moat : P art . ti n i= weer • but. ea I am ghee to uuderstand they Ma one of dr sitroctions on them eemelase, the actor end =or mg be kagiven fn be them; yet, .. an I *g I most thew wolf ea your patience ad ihrlimeemee. I bare now, Wise and gestleMeri, the tolohova yon of • Giot—oaf, ham too. it is quite glosses allitsualt it it mum un col in the pip bla—that this Saab* Ida we boon dosed for 1,114 si l ybir. It him been moloody owl somentively ores kr that period, always wrogeng • lbw oruniogo "boa Georg than, tents to 000loos, a by wile of the Lad Mew we have Yo pans of s What la • thestrkol lora f• I bald polonma_ft to :;ea—e7 — leteg r the mew ea bN ` - apea.Attutne therm I have lawn se. Isom to ire piste In me seer nmaihn I bare that ere stately theatre, the walls et wink& an they theiggenrint—Covent Omar *meth= ego risked In • arm d re week, lint a• re gards ma meta, I tea e* ay, that though we have ell reel, met Wet read et, ortrareerm•• thescan' the Hay bet lemone aro at purr releinel ; at therm Yet, as ▪ riege will have en ea, them ermet sere re be that long 11111Ka. The berg parliammt war illmehei bj Ohm Crew was. The Cromwell of the Nagrielea hag sear wel be the bricklayer, to the liar te waft when the rug repro and reilecerelkes vie he rertiod. As I how that I am now elresehr friends sad well-= Ima ere they wet be pleeer to boor that I ham my Mrs fur Weber slat he he sal est the M anna has beam aided as Thom* army melt I Amman red la the parka at • Mama gather with bit Wirth then* le my ear I ought to say land• holy, wag almembas briegleen made for my !meet, thus giving maw lerthmee of the radars sad oreidera tits of that ma rift are et me see de wither. Ose of them conneethre I mar tire sus the power be miry the prier of ride% win& smolliodits, I Go floppy to eay, luta ghee i a mbi melebelen ih: qt r a lte mmemey, rue es It bee beta mak hr with egw Imre re t w in/ the two galleries Iree lanehre by As the lei dram dear ramie es r with re the 'rioto us* MM. tire heil right aria moth M their Or berme the dietleriatcre who hweree 61111 daS died le pay it, eta net al air, bet re dellgethe b do so, for seise Mom been sody mit so my eight Ms then beta anerpty rat la that pmt the hewn And new, ladies md mdmrs. wbils yea ter the lbb end Modimes stills maim M the ss• prim d tlfesWprd wive villa I love ohms eased Ms I be hams of Ms *Mr% Wave m I sioll sulm ms maims le Mime susb male=sessmaim ern& Sere hisseottle it he h= ds ms b Imam Just me, mi drift Ims son mil be smimislio mole elk ein* mufti Irat ast p ••• Sat I Mai MS your M mask MI foss le • esdasesimmis. as elms. si Ms is .sae I Illbs le Mr yes; lismus it Ms me Ass& smilfides. MUM ma asibusi est b uses Ms- Isig lks WM Ms Marty IssigliM sommmes 1 bops dr Malty sem is mime Mims, %vestals ALTON TOWERS. The auctioneers, Mann. Christie and Manson, before commencing the sale on Moodily, mentioned that the collection was erst formed by C:harlos, Earl of Shrewsbury, in the beginning of the present cen tury, under the superintendence of Mr. Bryan, the author of " The Dictionary of Painters," and was farther increased, In 1629, by the purchees of the whole of the collection of her Royal Highnes• Modems Lent's Bonaparte and others, selected by Mr. Rock. Lot 18, the celebrated picture of " Belt/Arius," by David, brought 1261. Lot 22, Head of the Virgin, her hands joined in prayer " by Murillo, 96 guineas. Let 42, " The Return of - the Piodigal,' • hunting party in the mountainous distend landscape, by Bombed°, pronounced by Weagen a chef-d'onivre of the muter, 91 guineas. Lot 55, " Miry washing the feet of Oar Lord it the Feast in Simon's House," by I'. Vermeil.. 41 guineas. Lot 76, J. Van Eyck, a" Portrait of the artist," 36 guineas. Lot 78, " St. Mary of Egypt," by Guertin°, 31 guineas. Lot 89, " The Vimin," by Preside, 21 guineas. Lot 97, " The Adoration of the Magi," by Garofalo, highly r 000132. mended by Weagen, 60 guineas. The amount of the day's sale reached 1,1004 The isle of the paintings at AltenTowers was continued by Mews. Christie and Manson, on Tuesday. The company pre sent were more numerous, and the pictures realised a better Prim. The most important wombs disposed of wets :—Lot 204. Morning," by A. Cu ; a view on the beak ola rime ,with a peasant girt, in a red boddice, milking a cow,a goat lying at her side, and two bream milk vessel. ; two moments look ing towards the river, on which are seen Dutch galleon and • row boat, and two cows on a riming Lank near them. A very spirited picture, signed. This brought 565 guineas. Purchased by Mr. Emery. Lot 205. "Evening," by Cuyp, the companion to the lest. A badman°, with • peasant seated one rock, a dog at his font, two cows one read before bum, and • red cow standing in front ; also signed—sold for 43 guineas. The quality of the two paintings u very BS rent. Lot 109. "The Holy Family, with St. Elisabeth and Rt. John." A boldly executed work of I'rimatiocio -63 guineas. Lot 114. A View in Amsterdam," by G. Berkheyde. A church and buildings ea the bank of • calash on which a number of ladies are in • ferry-boat signed-81 guineas. Lot 119. A beautifully de picted " Evening Scene,' by J. Vernet. A harbour in the Mediterranean, with a galley and • man-of-war at anchor and agoras an • quay, dated Roma, 1750-63 guineas. Lot 120. Another composition by the same artist (the com paten), "A View of the port of Atrani"-48 Lot in. Portrait of a Spanish Noble," by Mudir, b i a n an a black silk drew—dl gainers. Lot 140. A very good exanspl, of De Koning and A. V. dim Vele* being "A Wood Scene,' with three cows near a pool of water in the foreground -77 guineas. Lot 162. " Awholerlength portrait of Philip IV. of Spain, in armour," holding a baton, his left hand resting the hilt of his sword, by Velasques- 123 guineas. Lot 161. "The Adoration of the Magi," by Garold., coloured with great bri ll iancy-40 guineas. Lot 1 76. A prettily pointed gellegSrs, by Oobbo 4ei Protti-- subject, "Two Child ren Fruits end Grapes"-29 guineas. Lot 203. "• P mad Peahen," surrounded by poultry and smaller birds,by M. liondeitoeter-40 guineas; the days sale amounting to 2,0001. Tnn SllnWaßoat B•l2.—Mama. Sotheby and Wilkinson have lasi IMAM the yak st the late Lard Shrewury's Wham villa Ira remend ken Aka Towers + b Oak recess la Willgton-strset. The mkt bested • fortnight, and hes reeked • min si 2,3021. A c E of the celebrated " Blundell Gellsry,” et which fifty only were printed by the bee Mr. Henry BlotdeS, et Mendell, fetched 131. 16s. Seesparte's " I dell. Fauna Italics" realised 141. 16e. Cardinal mires treaties, "De Unitas Scelseiw" was homed by Mt. WOW for only 41, 41.. The " Antiphcaarlans ad Hem Siid. Hasimie Saris a very large sad dm U.S., ea vellum, w ri t em= i the naMe ci the 15th amatory, aid with richly lahminekd Mean mad Initial letting, was knocked down Is Mr. Sieevey be 491. The &Herm And. phew hes new hie end k d my we mew ream, am in U.S., with, se kaki, le tbe urine width it net lave con le es a vekma. The espy bead dews at Lod • elk em arms* la drink ot St. *dm alt I Malik, end coned= ebbs et the Pik Only of 11.1111411 lambi ea the nargbe et tles erhadc. n= retries m• wry Wand throw sembiembla liyea i es se. sonk• es eseambed In Mer land previous ads arfftalt. PALACIO. 0114 SHILLING DAT. WI7XIIIILT, JOLT rk e iSMM.4.6l9; able, by orassa *kits, 666 t 4441 tin, 6, . LONDON °WWI. OMNIBUS CAMS PANT...41%5C NOSIIMS kr es week omalag July 4, 13,0101.16.. 84. r • (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. TRENCH CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. The first annualtlinner in support of the above charity mime off yesterday at the 'mien Tavern. It we very kft attended by French genthewn resident in Lon don. snl=l . 2 l k o.a ntunerous contingent of their English Mies. Mcrae ma given to the festivity 15 =wire of the Amherst°, of Francs, the Count de , hni Madly commented to preside oaths oc nise. Asesee k r aa eceepeay were Sir J. Duke, Sir A. Salmons, Thos. Baring, Esq., ILF. l.6l , l ln.Berelng Esq., I. IL. Brunel, Esq., Mr. Smjeant fibula, C. Dena; lb, W. Oleadone, Esq., T. 11. We -1 PA% /114.013.., about 160 gentlemen, friends end lid=ef the amity. rese. the Chairman gave," The Queen and Royal Faseily," sad "The Emperor of the French and hapadel ram b ryr t at of white tome we received with semb ealireben by i tig a m a • The Ole tart we, to the Amociatiom." From Ibm mesa the chairman, in the course M edebb be pvertally to English mut/M -OM* awl sidel OM la ibis oonntry D a/mitt du riche eat Motoin &paws, it eppeered that during _arse yews of the satiety's eskienee it is. relieved 1,400 Migent French had to 4, 000, provided medical amistance B as e%V i ess mita early 800 to return to France. The lead having been duly honoured, Mr. Waotemer gave the health of their distinguished chairman, with a warm cub/glum on him public end private virease. One or two other team. were then disposed of, and the company separated. The musical arrangements were most superior and attractive, including the talents of Madame Ogeldr% MM. Gassier, Jules Lefort, Signor IMAM, Sm. Mr. Harker was tout-master. The subscription hat amounted to 1,4001., including 2001. from the Empuo of the French ; the French Ambaeeador, 25/. • Baron Rothschild 601. ; Count Walewaky, 601 . ; M. Billaek, 601. ; M. Fatild, 601., &c. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. After our report of the special general meeting left asterday, Mr. HISATIeti ameadment, to the effect that the be instructed, in promoting the bill, to make such provision for the preference shareholders es would be in socardence with the forty-fourth pirigraph of the dizeo tor's report, and such eitelPliOn of time for the pate ea parliament may sanction—was carried by a 'MIA asedontlu%, and a pall wee demanded. The emaraitax then submitted the agreement entered ' into totems the directors of the Great Northern and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincobrahire coucies' an abstract of which has appeared fa the ress. He bad mideavoured to carry out an agreement this kind twice, but had failed in so doing, and had left the other party to apply to him, which they had now done. Believing that the arrangement would be mutually advantageous to both potties, and particularly to the Great Northern, he had no Welts/km in moving that the agreement be approved, and that the directors be authorised to take the necessary steps to asty, It into effect. ?tr. Pacer seconded the motion. Mr. GIWILIT said the proposition now before tho meeting gess one which, if milted out, would add 179 miles to the Great Northern line. There was not an agreement into which the Great Northern Company bad entered which had not turned out disadvantageoudy, and he believed that the agreement new proposed would be advantageous, not to the Great Northern, but to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire Company, sad proposed the omission o f elegem 6, 9, and 12. Mr. WATIBB seconded the amendment. Mr. Rawiteen supported the agreement, and after some further dbenseioe, The Cl/AIRMAN said the can wan not one of amalgama tion; it wee a mere friendly agreement between the two companies. The traffic from the manufacturing districts would be conveyed onwards to Retford, where It would get on to the Great Northern line, and be conveyed towards the Eastern Counties and London. The Great Northern Company would procure as much traffic as they could in London for Manchester and that district, conveying it as far as Retford, and then turning it on to the other line. Bach company would carry on its own line, and there would be nothing an amalgamation. The amendment was then put and negatived, and the mo tion in favour oldie agreement was tarried. The meeting then adjourned until 5 o'clock. At that hour Mr. Dzitreog again took the chair, and declared the result of the ballot on the Great Northern Bill to have been as follows: . . For the amendment. Personal stock, 230,0691. 10s. Od., representing 2,270 votes. Prosy et0ck....706,1001. Os. 81., representing 6,333 votes. T0ta1.... 938,1691. 16s. Bd. Passim' votes . . 8,603 110 Against the amendment. Personal stock, 481,683/. Os. Od., representing 3,327 votes. Prosy stock.. 1,900,0881. lls. Bd., repreoontinglB,B73 votes. COLOMAL 34.1Y1. The half-yearly general meeting of this corpora. ties took plies yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishops gate-street; MT. CAM ILLA id in the chair. The Bscarreav read the report, which stated that the amounts for the half year ending the 31st of December last ware sa follows Debte.—Circolation, 2'7,562/. N. 24. ; deposits and other liabilities, 1,164,600/. ss. ltd.; paid-up capital, 600,0001.; profit, 28,141!. 2.. 4d. ; total, 1,920,2691. 2a. 6d. Assets.—S 2A3,389/. 10e. Bd.; due to the bank in the pecie, colonies, on bills discounted and purchased, including those part due, 863,9331. Os. Gd. ; due to the bank in the colonies, on content account., 18,667'. 4e. fed. ; due to the Bank in London, on bills remitted, rash at bankers, &c., 774,8091. Ile. 9d.; bank premiens and furniture, in London end the colonies, 6,2421. 100. ; balance of bad debts, 23,220/. 6e.; total, 1,920,2691.2.. be. It would be observed that in the above statement the -change alluded to In the last report had been carried into effect, as it now showed the balance of hed debts instead of the hod to met them. As the accounts fully warranted a toolldeat expectation that the profits would equal the satis fectery amount stated, and would therefore be sufficient not only to sitlageish the balance of bad debts which would inmate, after the deduction of undivided profit, but also to lay the founded= of a reserved fund, the directors felt justi fied in reccenneending a dividend of three per ant. for the half-year, which would require 16,000/., leaving 13,141/.7x. Id. to be deducted from the balance of bad debts, the Latter thus being reduced to 10,0784. 12s. Bd. The Cu ;ARM AN , in moving that the report be received, oh aervod that he was quite sure that the result of the half yeses business fully came up to the expectations held out at the lest toestiog ; and he congratulated the proprietors on the ',duets of the balmy° of bad debts, which they had been for so many years endeavouring to extinguish. As the seems* now furnished only came down to the 31st Decem ber lain they did not represent so favourable a state of things ea media se the present moment, for he was happy to say that they had to their coffers sufficient to liquidate the whole of the bed dad. Taking into emisiderstiou the prosperous madltlen of the benl4 the directors had thought it just to epees the rakers of the establishment to pa rti cipate in the melee, est had there ore given them a gratuity of 10 per mt. wet the profits. The report was speed to. the dividend, as recommended, &sawed, sod Mr. William Burnley 1111: appointed a dine tte io lieu of Mr. Alexander Stewart, d IRONMASTERE QUARTERLY MEETING. WOLViIIAAMITON, WEDNESDAT 13 , 6N1N0. The usual quarterly meeting of the ironmaaters of title district was held at the Swan Hotel, in this town, this afternoon. The attendance was thin, and the business trans acted was comparatively limited, a circumstance which is not attributable to the existence of any dullness or rvactionary tendency in the trade, but to the steadiness which has marked it now for several weeks, and the consequent result as consumen—a feeling of confidenoe that pekes are rot firi l ; to give way, but that there is • prospect of increased finances. Thishas lad in many instances to a renewal of contracts in anticipation of this day's meeting. During the last week It has been very confidently stated that pion were giving way, and that underselling had increased since the preliminary meeting; there woe, however, no confirmation of this whatever at to-day's meeting, the pro spects of the trade living considered good, and as regards the parent time, even the second-rate works have quite an average quantity of orders. In reference, however, to this question of pries', the fact most not be boat sight of that whilst pig iron is selling at prices varying from U. 10e. to 41. 16s. per ton, the quality of finished iron must of necessity vary considerably, and, unless in caaes where sales have been forced by special circumstances, the bare sold at 71. 17s. 6d., are really no cheaper than those which are readily sold at per ton higher; and one thing is quite certain, that there never was a period when the quality of the iron made in Staffordshire varied so greatly as it dues at the present time. To this, the enamelling (as it is called) is inanely attribut able. Both merchant and plating bars are in good demand, and of late there has been MOM inquiry after sheets. Mint pigs ire quoted 41. to 41. ss. per ton, the lost is generally considered an outside price, and only obtainable in particular instances, but there are no stocked pip on the bathe, though the make is perhaps larger than it has been at any time for two years, and as long as the demand continues ea active as it now is, the price is not likely to give way. In other respects the prospects of the trade are considered so promising that price. are likely to increase in firmness towards the middle of the quarter. At present the reduction in the American Will' has not been felt to any vaterial ex tant; but the letters delivered this meaning from the' quarter contained some very good orders, and according to the edvices received, large orders from the States may be expected for the fall shipment if the harvest is gut in favourably. 'the extent of the reduction in the Russian tariff is yet only far perfectly understood, but it is looked upon as calculated tc stimulate the trade with that quarter ; and from the =tun and extent of the buena+ doing by the shipping houses other branches of the foreign trade must bo regarded as in a satisfactory condition. The general impreseinn to-day was that the trade Is healthy withoutanr great amount of buoyancy, and that the tendency is decidedlyy in the direction of improvement. Ironstone of the district is in good demand ; the price is from 17e. 6d. to Ifie. per ton. In this town bunnies is reported to be rather languid ; to day the fedora' accounts were reported to be punctually paid, the old dispute about quarter-day having been scarcely mooted. ROYAL HUMANE GOCI EY Y.—At the half-yearly • meeting of this society, held yesterday, Mr. B. B. Cabbell • in the chair, honorary silver medals were unanimously awarded to the following person.; who bad been recom mended se being ray deserving of the prize:—Mr. John Timothy, who saved Catherine Jones. aged 80, at Menai- ' bridge, 28th of November, 1866; Henry Benner, Rammed vlotus who saved William W. Gillian at Boston haven, Lincolnshire, 24th of November, 1866; Gee. Griffin, steward, her Msjoety's ship Opossum, who saved a seaman of her Majesty's ship flightless, at sea, 2nd of November, 1836; Lieutenant Analogue - Bullock, R.N., her Majesty's ship Centurion, assisted by other seamen, who saved a mem= of the same vessel off Llsben, BthOc tober, 1866; Mr. Edw. Wm. May, officer, Royal Man Steam packet Company's steamer Conway who saved a mama,: • f the simmer Im Bata, in the Bay of Biscay, 6th of December, INS ; Ii ntsfamd J. C. Wilson, R.N., her Majesty's ship 111p6eeded, vies saved a Greek boatman in the Pirems on the Ui sf Je x ,1867; Francis &WA, plater, who saved four van= end Yisl to save +nether at Hatherton Lake, Walsall, em Ks 88th i_oovary, 1867 ; Moody, ceamas, her a slip _RaldA, who saved Private Thom.. Beesley, !Neat 'a ship Raleigh, at asa, on the 23rd of Dereseksr, 11166• Lisafmant Henry Christian, R.N., her Ilegesty's Itillimmt . w i to eared Edward May, a boy of the soma mmg, Use Parana, South America, on the lath of Yabreary, 1167 ; Kr. Emu= Wilson, who sawed a warm sipd 60, in the Regent's Canal, Regent's-park, on the 22a1 et April, 1867; William Balls, seaman, her Ma- Kessarch, who saved Richard Smith, A. 8., at Illaboar, Vassoonver's Island, on the 3rd of Sep t7rehsr72llB ; and Valiant Dania, A. 8.. at Calder, South en 1 3 27th of Mina, 1867, both belonging to bet ship lasertle. ELYIDELIKEESCEIT REFORMATORY AND RAD II= Forrinsm.—The third nom' nesting of this society wen bell yonerilay, at the haw of ths Hon. P. Bm who mudded. The report stead that the society NW sent one doe boys Os Ommda, who was all doing potty wall. It met 100 i. to send sat these his, and the stomata of them Awed that the money had been well laid out. The 130112- wills, had for seven boys in this orientry, sad= =lea. The balance showed gem es has onesillerehly ezesseted the receipts, and Ow a bit of 4110/..• elliNlllll6l.. on the unties oi dm Zed el Aldb ths wet VIM Total.. 2,381,8711. lls Bd. Personal Totes 22,200 106 Majority against the amendment. Stock 1 443, 6011. 16e. Vo The CHAIRMAN then declared the amendment to be loe t, and the original resolution in favour of the bill carried, en d the proceedings than terminated. H.INCHESTER AND SHEFFIELD &AMWAY COMPANY. Yesterday afternoon a general special meeting of the proprietors of the Manchester and Sheffield Railway was held at the Palatine Hotel Manchester, to receive a report from the directors in reference to the termination of the weement of 29th July, 1834, with the London and North Western Company, and to consider and confirm, or other wise, an agreement with the Great Northam Company. Thant was a numerous attendance of proprietors. The following report and traffic rrrangemente with the Great Northern Company woe taken as read : "The directors have to report that, owing to the coarse taken by the London and North Western Company, which ha. amounted, In their opinion, to an entire breach, on the part of that company, of the agreement of the 29th July, 18.54, they have been compelled to inform the directors of the London and North Western Company that that agreement is at an end. All the fact will be fully laid before the share holders at the meeting convened for Wednesday, July 8, at 1 p.m., and will be enbsequontly circulated to the proprietors. Under these circumstances the directors have nogoUated an t with the Great Northern Company, a copy of :L es lnt a attached, and to which the sanction of the propris tors is asked. The directors recommend the agreement to the proprietors fur sanction, with a confident belief that its adoption will be of great advantage to the company. A proxy ',enclosed, and it ie hoped that each proprietor will express his opinion by personal attendance, or by the transmiemon of this peony to the secretary." [The traffic agreement was identical with that given in our report of the Greet Northern Railway meeting.] Mr. J. CHAPMAN, deputy chairman of the company, who presided, then entered into a long and lucid statement of the difficulties which had arisen with the London and North- Western Company, and which had led to a rupture with thst compan and the formation of an arrangement with the Great Northern Company. He concluded by moving a resolution epproving of the poliey of the directors in re ference to the London and North M extern Company. Mr. C. TURNER seconded the motion; and both Mr. Gamble and Mr. Wrath; M.P., entered into some further explanations jumilicatog of the mime taken by the directors. The resolution woo agreed to unanimously. The CHAIRMAN next moved the confirmation of the terms of the agreement entered into with the Greet Northern Com- P a E M T ; TVIINER secoeded the motion. Mr. Rost ors, solicitor, of Chester, expresee4 hte regret at the severance of the alliance with the London and North Western Company, but thought, after the statement of the chairman, the directors bad no alternative but to do what they had done. (Hear.) Mr. MORTON expressed great satisfaction at the alliance with the Great Northern. The motion was carried unanimously. The meeting woe then made special, to sanction the bine now before parliament to extend the Stockport and Whaley bridge line to Buxton, and to make a line from Oldham to Ashton and Ouide-bridge. A motion by tho chairman to that effect was carried unani mously. Mr. ROBERTS moved a vote of thanks to the directors for the manner in which they had acted in terminating the agreement with the London and North Western Company, and the devotion they Lad shown to the intricate of this company. The motion wee seconded end carried uneuhnonely. ORIMNATION.—At a general ordination, holden in the cathedral church of Norwich, en Sunday hat, the fol lowing persona were admitted into the holy orders of deacons and priestar—Descons : John Fletcher Burrell, associate, King's College, Landon ; Edmund Thomas Butler, BA , Denville and Caine College, Cambridge; WilliamAnbry Cutting, 8.A., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Francis Eaton, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge ; George Floyd, 8.A., Claus College, Cambridge ; Francis Gurney Girdle stone, 8.A.. Jesus College Cambridge, John oat, M.A., BrasenoaeCollege. Own; Edward Augustus Hillysrd, 8.A., Genville and Come College, Cambridge; Robert Joeeph Hodges, B.A. Magdalen Oxford; William Poole Leech, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin; Frederick Greene Littlecott, St. Advir's Theological College; Hubert Mayo, A. 8., Christ Church, Oxon; Philip Henry Phelp, St. John's College, Cambridge; Horatio Lovell Todd, 8.A., Pembroke Col Oxford ; Henry George John Veitch, 8.A., Balliol Col lege r , Oxford ; John Ayton Whitaker, 8.A., St. John's Baptist College, Oxford; Henry Williaott, 8.A., Pembroke Colse, Oxford. Priests : Richard Askew, M.A., Durham University ; John Harbord, M.A., blagdslen Col lege, Cambridge; John MI:1111, St Bees College, Cumber land; Robert Manning Marshall, 8.A., Exeter College, Ox ford; Frederic Schiller May, ILA., Caine College, Cam bridge ; Henry Shaw Millard, B.A. St. John's College, CamMdge • Anthony South Morse, 'B.A., Corpus Christi College, Ca'mbrielge ' • Arthur James Skrimshire, M.D., St. Boss College, Curolaisland ; Frederick Watson, 8.A., Cabs College, Cambridge. ROYAL KENT DISPENSARY.—Yeaterday a grand Me in aid of the funds of this charity took place in the pit.- renegue park and grounds of Sir Thomas Mary= Wilson, Bart., Charlton. At 12 o'clock the large number of private carriages which bed arrived showed that the Me was well patronised by the noble and wealthy ; and during the day many thousands of visitors arrived by railway from London, Dsrtferd, Oraveeend, Itocheater ' and other places. The bands of the Royal Artillery, Royal Marine., Royal Engineers, and the West Kent Militia were in attendance, and the en tertainments provided were verbal and well arranged. These consisted of a grand flower show, farts by French acrobats, classic groupings, &c. A strong ballet company from Her Majesty's Theatre and the Royal Italian Opera House per formed two divertissements on an extensive stage erected for the occasion. At half past tire o'clock Mr. Henry Colwell, accompanied by three gentlemen. ascended in his .elebrattal balloon m a highly successful manner. It is expected that the fete will prove very advantageous to the funds of the charity. OUT-DOOR PREACUING.—On Wednesday the Rev. John Hashes, incumbent of Congleton, preached in the market-place, by announcement, to a large nentrrgktinn almost exclusively of working men. Considerably more tharl • thousand Wert present; the moat serious attention and reverent behaviour were maintained to the close. Several working men were in tears when the touching ya~rtts in the parable of the "Prodigal Son" were brought before them. Tba Hundredth Psalm was sung at the commencement, and at the dome Bishop Ken's Evening Hymn; atter which the bseediatka wee pronounted.—Msardiaa.