The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-08 00:00:00

r 4 r • d e _ , J - (• N..e-ut--i-etit-e ) Ifret_ _ • ,__ I 4L-Lxl .. - CALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope a nd iladraa--A (KAM COMMUNICATION between LON :,tS sod . 17a DIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging t she it it India and London Shipping Company _limited). The wellanosen clipper . antillbu, steamship CALC=A. ASH ._. 0 h „,.. er o.er. rt H. WRIGHT. Commander, now loadbag T b Loudon , Docks, will Ware on 19th July, embarking twe axela at and leaving Gravesend on Rub July, for Calcutta, I to ; xt the tape of Good Hope and 51wIrsa. This esamdflessi a 4. 5013 rsprrely for the Hobe trade. bas been th totted, hal tirdrate accommodation Inr pa/5ewer...722 irt to „„ i „ . .,,..eed sorgeon ; also a atewanleas. The average waace of the last eight ships of this C o mp., ~,,,, 71 days to nos sol this •Imp last season made the outward voyage nos and the homeward in 65 days, being the shortest passages i , 11, 7 ,0 t he continued on the 90th of each succeeding womb, with the Irictest punctuality, by owe of the Company's inaptitlcent n,a of auxiliary Kier aims ship. Ik e reetcht , pamage apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 55, Par liament Wreet. s. if : the brokers, ALFA'S() BRUTE and Co., 150, teadenhaletreet. KC.: or at the Oakes of the Company, 9. Isetaglano, London, LC.n thts aervice shoald ; where also applications foe appointmotts as rakishtang, pmen ibe made. hietieho DRAW, Pecretary. East India and Loudon Shipping . ompeny ,Lingteg), 9, Mlacing-leae, MC. --_________ ITT and mooßrs AVSTRALIAN LINE D:( PACK ET SUIP.—For SYDNEY Direct M sail from the ' per on the •.:rith July, calling at flynionth Oa the lst August to e mbark passengers , the splendid frlgatehunt ship LA 11000 If, I I,Mltons register, JOHN WILLIAMS, Commander wog in the East India Docks. This fine ship hee been bola f irmly for the Sydney trade. She has a full pony, with decks first -3CCOOltoodstios for cabin paisengers : her 'linen tnk i mg lofty awl airy, she offers also a desirable opportu Its nity for a second cabin and intermediate passengers ; and win carry sa elperienrisi surgeon.—Tor terms of freight ^r w carton) WILLIAMS, on board ; to GELLtTLI P , I. M 224I, sEW ELL 27, LeadenhalLstreet ; or to DEVITT and 110011.1, sad No . 9, Biniterstreet. Um vacancies for one or two Ilidablpmen. DE , ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LLNE of PACKET SHIP —Poe SYDNEY Weed (to san Hem the ever punctually on the 25iti August, calling at Plymouth to em b.,k i n let September the well-known frlgatebuilt buNCAN DUNBAR. A tor 13 Years.l.97 4 tons gegittes, Wird B. s W ANSON, Commander lying in the East India Docks This sh built e mealy for the Sydney trade, has been wed with the greatest care and consideration tor the comfort af passengers : her cabins are lofty and shy. She can accommo dte stew intermediates, and will carry an experienced surgeon. —For terms of freigbt or , passage apply to Captain SWANSON, OS beard . to GELLATLY, RANEE'', and SEWELL, en, Leaden. tolimeet : or to DEVIIT and MOORE, 9, Billiterannet. nurrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE iy of PACKET 8111 P.—For ADELAIDE Direct tto sail punc way op the tth August. last shipping day let August), the well- Moen British built clipper barque IRANI. A 1. 700 tow, DAVID BRUCE,' Commander: lying In the London Docks. This favorite vessel. regularly employed In the Adelaide trade, Is net known for ber uniform passages and comfortable aecommo dation for cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced WW,OO--For terms of freight or passage apply to Hews, MEI TINDALL, and Co., 17, Orscochurchatreet : SO DEVITT mid 710017.1 A No. 9, Blllitec-atreet. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 3, of PACKET SHIP.—Tor HOBART TOWN Direct (willhave immediate emplace), the splendid clipper ship PERCY, A 1, go tons register: RICHARD WEANKIIO94 Commander fading in the East India Docks. This regular trader has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for first-class passengers : has peat height in the lween decks for the accommodation of bounty tick t and other intermediate prungers. —For freight or passage apply to the owners, Means. lOU/EWE BEATH E R 8 and Co., 17. St Helenla•place, Bishops pte.street ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiterstreet, DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET CHIP.—For 11011 AZT TOWN Direct (will have gaick despatch , . the vreg-known cDppgprrr Yelp HARROW BE, A 1, fib toes register, WILLIAM STOILIE, Commander, London Docks, This regular trader has Ent-rate seeocomodatios for dirt cabin pameengers, and, having Put arrived in 113 days, she rear desirable opportunity to shippers. Per freight oi posed* I.FV to Masers. STEPHEN KENNIED &Max, Asetla. or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Binneraneet. Dir:flTT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE t PACK Wi BRIP.—For LAUNCIRTON Direct (has mat part of her cargo engaged, and will hare quick despatch), well known elipperahip DCNOILAN, register A l, 300 tans, W. L HARWOOD, Commander ; 'Ting to the Writ Inas Doc& This ahl , eo favourably known in the trade, has fizstrata ac tion for chief cabin pamengera.—Yor terms of freight or apply to Yr. T. L W ALICER,I6A,DIL Haitin'aplaee ; or to M ag rlT sad Yools 9, 131111taratrwet. TVVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 of PACK= SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direct 'a regular trader, to tallow the Dunorlan, sad will have Immediate de ( 1, gala), the wet-knows oak-bath chew SATURNUS. 3.3da, r 306 tons C. HardCHl, Comm This MI vess registe el has established her reputation LD In an the der. tr ade b y h eaen r t a d prae oat, and presents • favourable opportunity to —ter !night er pomp awls to DEVITT awl unity terntrest. 11A/VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A, area at PACKET SHlP. —F cargoor PORTLAND BAY Direct has a dee' art of her eddad, d will have immediate patc p h, the beautiful new clipper C an RAIG ELLACHIE, A 1. 216 tons register, CHARLES OGILVIE, Commander: loading In the London Docks This smart vessel. built at Sunderland under special survey In 1862, is noted for her sailing qualities, and offers a desirable opportunity in shippers—For terms of freight or wimp apply to DEVIT and MOORE. S. Blllitaret. DE;VITT and MOORE'S LINE of PACKETS. or CANTERBURY Direct le regular trader, will have In mediate despatch?, the well-known fa4-salling ship DRY WENT WATER, AI 11 yearn, OM tons register, JoaN THOMSON, Com mander . loading In the East India Docks. Thlv regular trader has arpacions and elegant poop. and affords an eleellent opportunity for taskciass passengers. Ins great height In the lween decks fee the accomodation of second cabin puotengers, and will carry a lemon If required : she Is also noted in the trade for the wind delivery of cargo.—For freight or purge apply to the owners, Mews. RICHARDSON BROTHER-4 end Co., 17, St. Helm a- M, Bkhoprgatcstreet . to GELLATLY. HARKEY, and EL, No. 17, Leadenhallotreat ; or to DEVITT and MOORS. 9,l3llllknotrest. SYDNEY. —All Goods intended for shipment by DJ the favourite regular trader ANTIPODES. Captain 063R0Z 1200 T, must be sent alongside the ship In the Last India Dock OR or before SATURDAY, tie 11th Inst.--ORIERN, ROBINSON, lid Co.. 46, renchurehutreet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPED. PACK PPM for ACSITRALIA from Latvian &root Toaaige. Sydney W. W. Smith .. 1,400 brinev Melbourne Peenmught....l 1. 600 Methourne irreholgen . 2,500 giesnaland iFiery 5W .... 2,500 Docks. 1 To Mit S Indic India Z. India Z. India E. India Tlds eel/bra/0d Woof pickets lu.e, by their punctuality e el npid passages, earead a world known reputation, and their psa lm:ger scoosomodatten is unsurpsesed by any vessels afloat. —Tor in particulars respecting freight or paresis to Australis sr& to JAMES BAINTYI and Co., Uverpxd . Unita tor the Blook DoU Use: sad T. M. MACKAY and 00., 1, loadentiallktreet. Imam KC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL !TRAM-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to .all helwew LIYIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LBW, FOOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other port to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Beaton ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's mails. The following or other vaunts are ap 'Muted to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to rem Are the AFRICA. for BOSTON. Saturday, July 11. geom. for NEW YORK. Saturday, July 18. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Seturriay. July 25. Purge money, including steward's fee an 4 provisions, but withoet wines or liquors:—To Matins and Boston, chief cabin, in: vested eaten. Ale. To New York, chief cabin, gl6: mooed cabin, Al& Freight to Halifax, Bodo°, and New York, LS pie ton, and 5 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Fiord, 12, Old Broad-street, London • J. W. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de is Bourse, Pena ; 0. and J. Burns, Buchanan-Menet, Glasgow : D. and C. Wiver, Queenstown: or D. and C. M'iver, 8, Water. Meet, Liverpool ISTIRRAGE PASSAGE REDUCED TO FIVE DUMAS (ES is.) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP INIMPANY Intend dee• pateldng their toll-powered Clydr.huilt Iron Screw Stearn Ships, piling at Quesastown to embark passengers sod despatches, as &glows: THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL 110 CM TY ;Matted) are prepared to receive subscriptions for the Date at par of capital stock in the HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, Incorporated by royal charier, 1670. The stock will be issued iu Certificates of £2O each, and the netalmcats whl be moonless follows I;lbeing 5 per cent. on application.—To be returned In the event of no allotment being made. 4 „ 10 „ on allotment. 6 „ 25 „ on Ist September, 1063. 6 „ ffi „ Bid November, 1803. „ 2$ „ on lst January, ISGL With an option of prepayment In fall on allotment, or on either of the days fired for payment of the Instalments, under dlacount at the rate of aper cent. per annum. The capital of the Hudson'. Bay Corot any ha. been duly fined at 1'2,000.000, of which amount the international Financial Society !Limited) have obtained, and are prepared to offer to the public, £1,010,000. The subscribers will be entitled to an interest, corresponding to the amount of their subscription, in— , 1. The assets (escluaive of hoe. 2 and 3) of the Hudson's Bay Company, recently and specially rallied by competent valuers at 2. Me landed territory of the Company, held under their charter, and which extends over an estimated area of more than 1,400,000 square mile& or upwards of 896,000,000 acres. S. A cash balance of £170,000. The present net income available for dividend amongst stock holders of the eompany secures a minimum Interest eaceeding 4 per cent. on the above £2,000,000 stock. The Directors of the Hudson's Be.y Company are as under: The Right Bon. Sir EDMUND BEAD, Bart., K.C.B. (late Govenior-Generalof Canada), Governor. CURTIS MIRANDA LANNON, Faq. (C. IL Lampson and Cs.), Deputy Goon. Wes Cavite, Esq., Rudson'oßay Fenchurchatreiet. Georg* Lynn, Yes ., M.P.. Headley- flthrey. Daniel MMn. Hulk and Ca) James St ewart, thq. (Finlay. Hodgson, and Co.) John Henry William &tnder. Est. (J. H. Schrtider and Co.) Richard Potter, Faq.. Stannah-house. Gloucestershire. The Hudson's Bay Company were Incorporated under a Royal Charter granted by King Charles IL in Ib7o, by the name of " The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson's Bay," and, by the Matter, a vast tract of territory was vested In the Company, together with the sole right of trade and commerce, and all mince royal," as well then discovered as not discovered, within the said territory. The operations of the Company, which, with slight exceptions, have been hitherto exclusively of a trading character. have been prosecuted from the date of the Charter to the present day. It hat become evident that the time hos arrived when those operations must he extended, and the immense resources of the Company's territory, lying as it does hetet:en Canada and British Columbia, should be developed In accordance with the Whining spirit of the age, and the rapid advancement which colonisation has made in the countries adjacent to the Hudson Bay territories. The avenge net annual paths of the Company (atter setting aside 40 per cent. of them as remuneration to the factors and @sevens at the Company's posts and stations) for the ten years ending the Slat May, 1242, asrount to P 41. 0 ,0, or upwards of 4 per cent. on the present nominal capital of £2; 1 00,000. A portion only of this income has been distributed as dividend, whale the remainder Is represented in the assets and balances. The &meta of the Company, in which the subscribers will be entitled to au Interest coeneayonding to the amount of their subscription, will consist of goods in the interior. on shipboard, and other stock in trade, Including shipping, business premises, and other buildings a for carrying on the fur trade, in addition to which there wi be funds Immediately available for the proposed ex- Waded operations et the Cariosity, derived partly from the cash bathos of the Hudson's Bay Company, and partly from the new IMO of stock, and amounting in the whole to a sum not less than £370,000. The Company's territory embraces an estimated area of more tnanl,4oo,othaquare miles, or M 11,000.000 of acres, of which • Inge area, on the southern frontier, Is well adapted for European colonisation. The soil of this portion of the territory is fatale, produeing, In abundance. wheat and other cereal crops, and is capaMe of sustaining a numerous population It contains 1,400 miles of navigable lakes and rivers, running, for the greater part, east and west, which constitute an important feature in plans for establishing the means of communicationbetween the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, acmes the Contine nt British North America, as well as for Immediate settlement in the intervening country. The territory la, moreover, rich an mineral wealth, in cluding awl, lead, and iron. In addition to its chartered territory, the Company pie the following valuable landed property :—Several plots of land in &Mak Columbia, occupying most favourable sites at the months of rivers, the titles to which have been confirmed by tier Majesty'. Government; farms, building sites in Vancouver's Island ; end in Canada ten square nines at Laeloche, on Lake Huron, and tracts of land at fourteen other places. The trading operations of the Company are chiefly earned on in the fur-bearing and northern portico of the territory, where the climate is too severe for European colonization These trading operations will be actively centinued, and as far es pos sible exteeded, whilst the management will be Jodi/Somali economised. Consistently with these objects the outlying estates and valu able farms will be realised where the land is not required for the use of the Company—the southern district will be opened to European colonisation, under a liberal and systematic sehthe of land settlement. Possessing • staff of factor. and officers who are distributed ln small centres of civilization over the territory, I tre Company can, without creating new and costly establth meets, inaugurate the new policy of colonization, and at the same time dispose of mining grants. With the view of Fondles the means of teleg raphic and postal ethoreenication between Canada and British Columbia, amass the Company's territory, and thereby of connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, by an exclusively British route, negotiations have been pending for some time past between certain parties and her Majesty's government and the representatives of the ernment of Canada, and preliminary arrangements for the accomplishment of these objects have been made throngh her Majesty's government (subject to the final sanction of the eola nles), based noon a 5 per cent. guarantee from the governments of Canada, British Columbia, and Vancouver Island. In further and of these imperial objects, her Majesty's government have signified their intention to make grants of land to the extent of , about 1,000,000 acres, in portions of the crown territory traversed I by the proposed telegraphic line. One of the first objects of the Company will be to examine the facilities and consider the best means for carrying out this moat itrportant we. le and there can be little doubt that it will be successfully executed either by the Hudson's Bay Company Itself, tr. with their aid and sanction. For this, as well as for the other proposed objects, Mr. Edward Watktr, who Is now In Canada. win Decommissioned, with other gentlemen specially qualited for the duty, to visit the Red River and southern districts, to consult the officers of the Company there, and to report as to the best and safest means of giving meet to the contemplated operations. Applications for allotments of Certificates of Stock of £lO each, to be made to the International Financial Society (Limited), at their Offices, 14, Old Broad-street, H.C. A preference in allotment will be given to parties hitherto holders of stock In the Hudson • Bay Company. and to the Share holders In the International Financial Society ; No application will be received a ft er Wednesday, Bth July, at 12 o' Na July 10 August 10 July 25 IX:" r r HE LIFE ASSOCIATION of ENGLAND (Limited), (Incorporated order "The Companies Act, 1881"), 40, Gracechurchatreet, London. Capital—Halt-a-Million Sterling. in Shares of SA each. First Irene, 25.000 Shares. Deposit, fr. per Share on AttpliCALloo, ss. on Allotment, and probablygot leas than three months after, beyond which no further cell le contemplated. DIRECTOR% George Buchanan, Esq. LG. Buchanan and Co, 25, Bucklersburl). fieolge Chambees, Esq. (Director, Loudon and Hamburg Ex change Bank. Valor Fred. Dltmas (late her Majesty's Madras Engines*, Croydon. Edward F. Elliot, laq. (late Chief Ilazistrate of Madras:, The Mount, Herrow-on-the-HilL Patrick P. Gordon, &sq. :Chairman Eastern Bengal Tea Cosn- PAIIY, E. Baseett Keeling, Faq., 11.14.1.8. A., Gray's-Inn, W.C. Minnie Inmates, Yap. (late Civil and Sexslone Judge In India). Lewis Munro, Esq. ,late her Majesty's Bengal Army:, Cavendish Club, W. George Peacock. Faq. (Australian merchanP, 1, lime-street square, Loudon, EC. Charles G. Prowett, Faq. ?barrister-at-law(, 5, King's Bench walk, Temple. COTHELTIAG RICTRIER—WiIIiam Farr, Esq., M.D., D.C.L., P.8..5., General Register °Moe, Somersebilousc. RAm Enaux c l h — . The London and County Bank, Head Office and Scotland—The National Bank of Scotland. Read 001ce and Branches. Ireland—The Provincial Bank of Ireland, Bead Office and Brooches. Indh—The Agra and United Service Bank. Sountroius Messrs. Wilkinson, Stevens, and Wilkinson, Nkholrolane, Lombard-street. Kansans AND ARE:Lai—W. J. Fred. Norfolk, Fro. SICIINTLAY—M. J. 31acCormeck, Fro. The Director, of the Life Aasociation of Faigland having seeured the influence of very valuable connexions throughout the United Kingdom, In most of the colonies of the British Kmpire, and several Continental countries ; and having received promises of subscriptiona for a large number of shares, will enter upon the businese of Life Asturance on the 15th July next, on which day a complete prospectus, detailing the plan of the Company's operation., and containing tables of rates, will be issued to the public. Arrangements also have already been absolutely made by which a large business will be acquired by the Company at once ; and further negotiations to the lame end are far advanced. The Directors will further carry out au entire reconstruction of the system of life assurance on a plan uevised by the: con sulting referee, by which the association's business transactions will be rendered perfectly equitable in operation, and afford the . best security, whilst the amocistion will be placed lu the best condition to total it. future engagements. The vim in question will be well adapted to the wants of the people, affording all the advantages of present ilfe offices, and some of those of a bank. . It will also operate at less risk. less expense, and lower pre . mime than offices ordinarily constituted. The Director,, therefore, confidently anticipate a very hand ' some dividend from the tint year of Guinness operations The value of insurance diereses an investment, evidenced by the large premiums to which meet of them have gradually risen, and the handsome and incressing dividends and bonumes which have Leezgaid upon them, is a fact to well ascertained and acknow. las to need no comment. Interest will be paid upon the capital at 5 per rent per annum, i until a dividend of larger amount shall have accrued. i The liability of the Shareholders Is limited to the amount iunpaid an their @barna Local boards in the principal cities and towns of the United iKingdom will be selected from the moat influential Shareholder. The directors bare agreed to pay on account of preliminary expenses a sum sufficient merely to recoup the actual expendi ture, regulated throughout with the strictest economy. Prospectuses and all other information may be obtained from. and applications for tab remaining shares, and for agencies, may be made to, the Cemetery, at the offices of the Company, or to the 1 bunkers, solicitors, and brokers before usestloneL /EMI LTVKRPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF 4 - ;NI3ON, Wednrany, July 0, CITY OF LIMERICK. Friday. July 10. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, July 16. CITY OF MANCHENTER, Wetlands', July IS. And every Wednesday, sad every alternate Friday. Cabin passage lb, 17, and 21 gndneu, sonnies to the neon nodation. Forward passage guineas, Including sll Plorinlons cooked. Pinengers for Canada, the ratted States, and British Colman', booked through on very advantageous terms—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water- Wen, Liverpool; on to MYER and MACEY, 81, King Millais glinst, City. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLIPPS despatch the anderwohthowwl andalme etwanwo. : For ROTTERDAM Auld the RHINE, the RATAVIER. hen, the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Seedily, at 11 in. Fares t 2 2s .El 10s., and In. dd. Return Hetet& atere and a halt The FYENOORD, Thursday morning early, from a the Tower. Fare El. lea BREMEN, the BCIIWALBE, July 9, at 11 um., teem Bersabdown. Farm: £2. Far OOTEIRNBITIO, the OCSTAF WASA, July Ll= iceletydown. Farah El Se., L 2 2a., and AL To be by the LONDON. For COPENUAMEN and STOCKHOLM, the NEWSKY, about Jab 29, Fare to Copenhagen, 9.3 Ss. _For Might. wage, &e., appty at Chaplbes Universal Moe, .." ' . . grel ik Tl. Off t o PHILLaPIi. GRAVES, and PHILLIFFS. 11. Rood-lase, KC. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bas beam daring twenty-Ole yeare, T =tically am> leaned by ths medical profusion, mid ~ .... zzcz the Imbue, as the best remedy for acidity of the 1 PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, heirtbara, headache, gout and isdleastloa, sad es a WM ape Mem for delleate effasettore, mace 4119 sds A! . Of ladies sad I SW =bon,. or &team Dower,. ma the moat simple sad awakes. It fe renared. Ina Mate at port ly ...1 efficient s —Fall 'anteaters and prices obtained of the ea mailmen strewth. - by DINNKFOLD sad 72, tfefalmid- I tahhsraf L ?dr sad V. ' ' awe " . Pasadadl 'a laa4 Laaaaa" net. L e w.. -. a „„, by a reibidbblb 19 tabb thrbibbh. f I.oeStaerhat. Caancesitreet, LC., where they may be sees la GU the werlL . operatics daily. tte I J( X 43 rt%gi. METROPOLITAN SOCIZTY, No. 3, PrioF,N LIFE ASSURANCE reprt,Bank. Lambe, LC. —•— -- -- -- --.— - ----- ______, __ _ . Established lab. DIBICTOIIB. Dia. Barra. 141 E; q ieri., Bristol. Jos. Lloyd, Esq., Birmingham. Peter Cater, . Sri J. Paton. M.P., Chats - James Da .1 wson, . worth. Flancis J. Delamse. rag. George Pearce. Esq. Frederick Engelhardt, Lg. Henry ilturt, Esq. Rickard Fey, Eat., Liverpool J. loran Tram. Bak Wm. Grant, Fag., Portsmouth. Josepb Underwood, Esq. Frazer B. Ilenshaw, Ea. George Vaughan. Ea. Henry Ii J . Esq. &tabard & Wilkinson, Ems • William J. Leacher, Faq. gi-eriporoeg (by rotation). Georg* Harker, Falk —Joseph Fame, Seq., Dmalinilion. ADVANTAGO OF ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. Economical management, no paid agents being employed, and no commission allowed. The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of the premiums of Members of live years standing or upwards . The guarantee of an accumulated fund exceeding £190,000 A gross annual income exceeding During its existence the Society has paid in claims, without a single instance of dispute 750,000 And has returned to members In reduction of their annual premiums 1130,00n The sums assured by existing policies, exceed For the year ending the 4th April, 1804, an abatement has been declared at the rste of 50 per neat. Prospectuses. Copies of Annual Aceounta, and MU particulars, may be obtained on application to Jane, MS. HENRY MARSHAL. Actuary. rrHB RICHMOND HILL HOTEL COMPANY (Lizoitai). Capital, LlOO That Wee,ooo. in 10,000 ,1,00 sharessh es. of LlO each. or Der v lll per share on application, and ill 10s. per share on Shoukt no allotment be matte the deposit mosey will be retiused in full. _ ________ The Right Hon. the Earl of ISEPTON, 60. Grosvenor-plow, end Crosteth-park, Liverpool. Chairman. The Hon. J. C. VIVIAN 14, Belgrave-square, Deputy Chairman. Henry J. W. H. Foler s ja ;s lL?., Travellers' Club, and Prase wood House. Dear dge. J. Loraine Baldwin. ESQ., 16 , Jameisatreet. J. Sainsbury Devonport, Fag., Deputy Commissary-General, Clarendon-lodge, Brighton. D. J. Hoare, Zed . Director of the Laugh= Hotel Company. Me Hon. Charles Hay, 33, Cadogan ylace, Belgrave-equare. uwi~caa. Lombard-street, City. London and County Bank {Hanov Richmond. er-square, SOLICITOIS.-11mara Sole, Turners, and Hardwick, Alder manbury. „aculTacr.—John Oilas, Req., 2, Verniam-buildings, Gray einn tArchltect to the Leghorn Hotel Company). AuDiros.—Herbert George Ltdbury, Req., Kingetreet, Cheapenle. •• BIO[ IR& —Mesas. Shorter and King, Se, Ttirchin lane. SECIMART.—Fnuicis R. Spry, Lp. Temporary Oflices—M, Lomhard street, London. 1. The scenery of Richmond and Its, neighbourhood, whose beauties have long been the theme of poet and artist, has slimy. attracted the aristocratic pleasure seekers of the metropolis. Convenience of access, both by rail and river, has increased the number of visitors to so great an extent so to render the present accommodation utterlil;sdequate. t The object of this Company Is to erect on Hichrnondhill an Rotel possessing every modern huary and COLIVOIIiISOCC whether for visitor or equipage. 3. The Directors have secured an excellent site, In close proximity to the " Star and Garter," commanding a most lovely view of the river names and the sarrounaing country, et a cost of £7,500. The property Is now known as Ashbernham-lodge, and contains about three amen, partly copyhold (eqnal to free hold) and partly lensebold, with upwards of 60 years to run at a moderate ground rent of £2O per annum. The grounds are at present beautifully holdout. and will be further Improved to make them as perfect as possible. 4. The Hotel will contain large and small dining rooms, reading rooms, billiard rooms, bath rooms, smoking room, sod upwards of one hundred bedreonsa, and will ort er every portrlde conveei. coca and attraction both to visitors desiring to spend a few Yours out of town, and to those desirinz temporary residence. X. Hotel Companies having became a recognised Institntiou In England, and, with hardly an exception. paying good dividends, no exams need be offered for putting this undertaking before the public. Large fortunes have been realised by the proprietors and lessees of hotels in the immediate vicinity, from which It may be confidently anticipated that this Hotel will be among the most prosperous of this very profitable class of undertakings. O. As an evidence of the large profits derived from hotel pro perty, It may be mentioned that the Queen's Hotel Company, Norwood in undertaking similar in nearly every respect to the proposed Richmond Hotel) have declared a dividend of ten pu cent. 7. The nominal capital of the Company Is fixed at £lOO.OOO, but It Is confidently expeMed, looking to the small cost of the site, Cc., that not ntruly all of this sum will be required : the Direc tors therefore propose at to issue only one half the shares. Plans of the Kite , together with a photograph of the view, may be seen at the temporary offices. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent will bo paid on all sums received until the opening of the Hotel. Prospectuses and forms of application may be had at the offices of the Company, or of the brokers and bankers. POlll OP APPLICATION 101 PRANKS. To the Directors of the Richmond-MU Hotel Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid Into the hands of the sum of , being ten sbilllngs per share oa shares In the above Company. I request you will allot me that number of shores, and I hereby agree to accept the same, or any less number which may be allotted to me—to pay the remainder of the deposit of One Pound Ten Shillings per share, and all calls when due no the shares allotted, and to sign the Articles of AMC elation when required. Name Profession or badness Address day of 1841 THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jerroyn-street. Families and dentlamem cm be accommodated with Apartments and Bedroom in this Stabilelmment at moderate chargea—THOMA3 DAIVII mos dimpeon'a 1114 Strand) frO prietor. Dinners provided for large and mall partite. PARIS.--ORAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. sishtlebed in 11415.-81tuated la the MA eseleal part of Pule. Rae de Rho% awl Place do Palate Royal-41z hundred Bedrooms at from 3 to WO.-g0 Bitting•rooms at from 4 to Yetr.-41 richly-decorated Dinft Raloon-Table at six o'clock-Public Coffee and Dining Rooms-Choice Whase-Dinmen served Ila carte both in the dining rooms and tbe private apartments - Reading and Conversation Saloons also Saloons for Musical. Wedding. and other parties-all Newspapers and Serial Publication• received-Div4ne, Coffee. Smoking, and Billiard Rooms-numerous Bath roorna--Carriagee on the premises -first class Private YArtmages at command-Omnibuses running to all the railway stations-Postal Letter-boa-Telegraph office day and Right-Photographic studio-a staff of flertants speaking a L►nguagaa- ANTI Us CURIO6MR4. MR. J. C. STE VENS will SELL by AUCTION, at bla Great Booms, 38, King.strest, Ceventgarden, TO MORROW, July 11. a valuable and interesting Collection of (MINIMS cumailnirs, comprising chumsasla. Nora, enamelled boxes and candlesticks, fgrzes and OUber carted specimens of malachite, lade, ouya, lapis lazuli, sgsks, amethyst, blood gene, etc.: Boman mias, and various other items—Oa Mew, and catalogues bad. TO lEWELLERA, KINIEALOGISTI4, and °there. —lnteresting Collodion of TIIRQ I OISES from foible Puma. MR. J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION at his Great Roman 3 4 , King-street, CorodPfden , TO- 08110 W, .1017 9, at betf.past 12 ' , swirly, wit.ont rearm, • valuable collodion of TURQUOISES from Mains Potreo, COM- Wang sbent 1,600 stones. some tee map s eiroosalemme, mil WNW al theal 1111 saperb eassiasi airp—Aa vise% sod catalognm Md. CIAIJTION.--COC KS'S Celebrited READING N../ &LUCY...for FM, Gime, Steaks, Soups, Gravies, Hot and Cold Matte, and unrivalled for general nee, is sold by all respect able dealers in Sanwa It Is noenulaetured only by the sole proprietor, CHABLIO3 MARS, 6, Duke street. nestling, the Original Sante Warehouse. Apothem see spurious imitations. MESSRS. PHILLIPS beg to intimate that in earnequemee of so many Ladies and Gentlemen being disappointed of teeing their new FLOWER GLASSES for table decoration that were exhibited at the Rortleolteral Show of , w l 7 l , they will have than ON VIEW at their Showrooms for a few days.-166t New Boodwtreet. ....so 0 0 FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the ILINGDOIL Diswlng.room 'tam complete Dining.room mites, complete Bedroom mites, complete Warranted first clam P. and 8. BEYFUB, 144, Osfordetreet. IThadrated catalogues gratis and pod tree on application. , ... le 0 • GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d• per bottle ; Electro plating Sneer, Is, P.Habllebed store than 90 years, for rendering old gilt limes, and worn-oef plated articles, new. by a single applleatton.—FOE SMITH, 291, Strand, W.C.. Deane, Londen•beidge , Barclay, Farrlngdon•treet ; Appleby, Bobo Bazaar : Kennedy, Pantheon ; Cleaver, as, Wore-wrest. None, Hampton, S.W.. Jackson, 9, Westland-row, Dublln. CIAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN NJ recommend the pubtic to have the Carat Gold stated on the komoico—" Pine Gold and Pure Ooid," as applied to imam, being a debirion. WATHERSTON end BlOODlin 00111 CHAIM, end all articles manufactured by them, are sold epee this principle. and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, 16, Heariettoetreet, Covent garden. W.C. Assays made of chains and jewellery ox sach.—N.E. This establishment is closed at 6 la ths molls sad es list at 1 TO LADIES TRAVELLING. — The PATENT TESTABLE All and VAPOUR-PROOF BOESS. Came, de., are by tar the best, especially for kid gloves, plate, Might asost, deeds, valuable documents, ~tc. Triod no box that cannot be tested—STUMM patentee, SO. Waterionrsed, B.; and W. DOVE, SO, Great OulklYord-street, S.E. TWEED CLOAKS and JACKETS. Yu11.41 red WATERPROOF TWEED CWAKS, Ons 011111111. Do. do., with Sleeves mad Hood. 14 Guiana YACHTING and BOATING JACKETS, 1n Waterproof Tweeda and Cloths, Oos Gaines. Promenade Cloaks Is TI MM, Grandame, RADA ie. de., ons guinea and upwards. SEWELL and CD., Campton Hoods, Fritbatreet, Soho, W. ANGLO-DANUBIAN STEAM NAVIGATION and OOLLIZRY COMPANY tlArattedl. NOTICE IS HERREN GIVEN, that the FIRST ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be bold at the Oglee of the Company, No. 6. Royal Exchange Avenue, in the City of Loudon, on THTRADAY. the 16 th day of July instant, at detect In the afternoon, to receive the report of the direc tors, and for the tiansactiou of ouch other business ea Is pro scribed by the articles of associatlom Dated this Sth day of July, Ugh WM. W. HOLIER, secretary. Deted Di. THE TORQUAY HOTEL COMPANY rLimlte. t . Capital £7.1,000. in 7,000 Shares of £lO each : Of which it Is anticipated that not more than two-thirds will be required for the immediate objects of the Company. Deposit per Share—El on application, and £1 on allotmeot. Calls not to exceed £2 per share. and to be made at intervals of not less than three months. Incorporated under the Joint Stock Limited I.lnhility Act. which expressly limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount of hls subscriptios. DIRItCTOR.S. Sir LAWRENCE PALK, Bart.. M.P., Ilaldon Rouse. and Tor Manor, Ten uay, lord of the Manor of Tor Bohan', Chairman. HENRY W •Ewa., Wandsworth Common, Surrey, Deputy Chairman. Lord Alan Spencer Churchill. 4, Lowodeasquare, Loudon. C. O. Choimondeley, Esq., Torqoay. Lawson Cape. Esq., M.D., RR Curzon-dyed, Loudon, W. William Y. Splatt, Eaq., Torquay. J. B. Tnecood, Req., Torquay. Edward Gideon, Seq., Tegamouth, Devon. BSNELFII.9. The Imperial Bank. Lothbury, London, E.C. Messrs. Vivian, Eliseo, and Ce., Tonioay. BnoKKß6.—Messrs. Ricardo. 11, Amieleourt, Tbrogmorten street. London. KC. A R ennacy,—E. N. Clifton, EN 17, St. Helm's-place, London, KC. BOitCrrOIL—W. Toogood. F.uy. lit Parliament-street, West minster. W. Offices of the Company-16, Parliareentatreet, Westminster, S. W It has long been felt that Torquay. with its large. wealthy, and increasing population. and the rest number of visitors who resort to it both in winter and summer for health and pleasure, stands much in need of the accommodation of a first-clam modern Hotel of the chameter so successfully established in London and Dome of the leading watering places of England and on the Continent. This Company in formed to snpnly this requisite, and a most eligible site, upon which the favourite residence of Colonel Ifeyrick now stands, has been se tired for the purpose. The Hotel, with surrounding plearire ground• of considerabte extent sloping to the sea, will bare a southern aspect. and occupy a situation generally considered the most salubrious in Torquay. Here the invalid may enjoy the benefits of an Italian winter with out inning the comforts of an English residence. The property selected commands one of those delightful sea views which have contributed to obtain for Torquay the high reputation It has an long enjoyed. Provisional arrangements bare been made with the proprietor of the Royal Hotel, whereby the Company will be placed at once in possession of a valuable connexion and lucrative business on most favourable term.. The Company will thus obtain an lime. Mate source of prat, with the opportunity of insuring prospec tive advantage.. The experience of the last fee 7 years has abundantly shown that the attractions of the mnilern Prstoimin Hotel ere eagerly Bought after, sod having regard to this circurnstanoe and to the determination of the Directors to combine In every department • judicious =persist= with the highest attainable excellence of management. no reasonable doubt .n he entertained that the present nndertaking will prove successful and amply remuirl tine to the shareholders. Torbay and the Immediate (channel have long been known to yachtsmen as one of the most unrivalled cruising grounds on the Btu:lM cant. A valuable accessary will be found in the new harbour, the formation of which In the immediate vicinity of the town Is contemplated. and which, when completed. will afford greatly increased accommodation for the anehnrage of yachts. Application for shares to he mule in the annexed form to the Brokers or to the Solicitor, and from whom prospectuses may also be obtained. PoRX 01 APPLICATTOW row RRARIVI, To the Directors of the Torquay Hotel Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid to the sum of .being • deposit of Li per share twat shares. I request you will allot me shares In the above named Company. and I agree to accept the same, or any lest number that maybe allotted to me, to pay the calls thereon so they may be made, and to sign the articles of association when required. and I hereby authorise and empower you to Insert my name In the register of share holders a the Company for the number of shams that may be allotted to me. I am (lentlawn, Name In fall Address Deecdption Place of badness Wed the day of , 1861. TORQTFAY HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). NO FURTHER APPT.ICATIONS fur SHARES will be RECEIVED AFTER FRIDAY next. July 10. 10. Parllsmenbutreet. 8. W.. July 0. 1064. NO CURE, NO PAY.—Dr. GOLDING BIRD, Physician to Ony's Hospital. st►tes that It I. only to the mild continuous voltaic current that we must look fora cast de• welopment of curative Influence. KERSHAW'S VOLTAIC FLEXIBLE BELT powers' this essential power. se proved by Its ectraordinery cures to neuralgia. rheumatism. lumbago. sciatica. gout, tie Admen:, indigestion, paralysis, nervous debt saltiena, spasmodic stricture, itc. It restores the pristine tens and rigour of the system. For moat of those complaints the belt ma be had on loam for a month sad tested. free of charge flu to Ile. smolt if ke Teettmontals con Arming the above sent Rm.—Depot, 11, Cmdted.lane, King Willlasautreet, City. PIILVERMACHER'S PATENT VOLTAIC BELTB, BANDS, &c., now greatly improved, are the only electro.trencrating, flexible batteries In existence, the cantor. di Goldinnar efficacy of which reira, has elicited the praise of the late Dr. y g Bird, Dr. Pe In his Wisteria Medico,. 4th Edition. Dr. 11. Lahti, Dr. Bead. &c. Conducting flexible belts, simila• In principle as those offered elsewhere at lbs , can be had for but real voltaic belts and bands of various degrees of electric power, adapted to the nature and description of dis eases enumerated In the prospectus, from fia to Its : combined volt' is hands for restoring exhausted vital energy, 30s. to 400. (post, free : intensity pocket batteries, of unprecedented sim plicity, from 30s. to P. 3 ;corm letei. Pamphlet containing nume rous scientific reports and thousand- Of Private testimonials of cure. 7, three sumps.—J. L. PULVERAIACHER and Co., old standing Onlvanic Establishment, 73, Oxforil.street, London, W. City agent, E. COSSTANCE, chemist, 37, Leadenhall.street, E.C. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for which a prim medal woe awarded to the producer at the International Ethlhititm, 1102. Poultry. Dogs. and Plants are effectually freed from fleas and all other vermin with which they are Infested. by the above powder, which la quite harmless to animal life. The Fernier. the Oar dener. or the Sportsmas, will therefore find It Invaluable. bum Cockroaches, beetles. mina In furs, and every other species of Insert are alao in.tantly destroyed-80M In packets. Is. and Es. Id. each. or post free for IS, or treble sire for 38 pilaw stamps, by THOMAS KEATING. chemist, 79, St. Psurs-chureh yard. London, E C.; retail by all druggists. dm. Take notice, each genuine packe. bears the above name and address. JOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, successfully tried In the Parte and Lomb. Hosploals, under the care of Messrs. Ctdltrier, ltlcoid, Lloyd, Poland, and teams Clark (Lancet, Nov. 6, lak), effect.• a care In an avereat of six days, either In recent or chronic diseases.-4a aA per bottle, by post fo. ed.. at C.Joseau'a, French chemist, 49 Haymarket, London. STRONOMY.—A general Summary of the Quarter. end an Article on the Telearepe by James Brien, F.R.A.S.—See POPULAR SCIENCE REVIEW, Nu. 8, SLEW. Loudon Hartledcke. OTANY.—A gen eral Summary of the Quarter, B an 4 our British Jungermanni (with page Piste!. by Wu Plue.—The Iforplinhazy of the I, ger Periwinkle. by Profeooor Beekman, P.L.ft. -See POPULAR SCIENCE REVIEW, No. e, Ea. 6d.: annual autocrlptlon. lna London: oardwlcke. GEOIAJOY and PALAIONTOLOGY. — The Antiquity of Van, by J. R. Leltchild, WA.. and a Thrice and General Summary or the Quarter —See PfIPI'LAR SCIENCE ILES lEW, No. 8, Ss. 61. annual Putmerirolon, 10a. London: Hardwick*. MEDICINE, SURGERY, nod THERAPEU TICA.-0o Colour Blindneso. ICY J abet Howe. F LB.. with we Plan coloured. and Genera Sumnisory.--lhe POPULAR BCIENCZ RILVIKW, No. 2e. ed. annual outicctiplion. lon London : Hardwicte. CHEMISTRY, MICROSCOPY, MINERA LOGY, METALLURGY, and MINING, PHOTOGRAPHY, PHYSICS and ZOOLOGY. Complete Summaries foe the Wisner. --nee POPULAR SCHISMS REVIEW, No. 6, ta. annual etibeeriptlon, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asvizz's Timsawm.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CR WOW, JULY 7. The 48,000 roubles appropriated by some poet office officials, by order of the National Government, have been transferred by them to the exchequer of the National Government. . Trains have ceased running upon the Warsaw- Petersburg Railway, in pnrsuanoe of the recent decree of the National Government. A bulletin published by the Inralide Busse con firms the intelligence that seven Russian officers and 70 men were killed in the battle that took place at Draginia in Lithuania. The insurgents gained a victory on the 27th lilt. at lisdadow „ . A detachment escorting thirteen insurgent pri soners was stoned by the people on its arrival here. A soldier who was struck by one of the stones retaliated by firing ; this resulted in an exchange of several other shots. A shoemaker's apprentice was wounded. Two of the principal rioters were arrested. --- The insurgents, in conjunction with the peasants, have obtained an important success at Drazewo, in the Palatinate of Plock. The Russians have bombarded and pillaged the small town of Warta, near Kalisch. THE INSURRECTION IN THE CAUCASUS. _ _ PARIS, JULY 7. The Paris papers publish the following telegram, dated " CONSTANTLNOPLE, JULT 7. "Intelligence received here from Tiflis to the 21st ult. states that the insurrection was in full vigour between Tithe, Karatakh, and the Lesghian provinces. " Prince Cholukoff, with 200 soldiers, had been massacred near the citadel of ZakataL " The road to Monkha bad been completely blocked up. " What renders the movement serious is that the Tartan, who until now were favourable to Russia, take part in the insurrection. " The whole of the country between Tiflis and Monkha is threatened by the insurgents." DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR NAPO LEON FOR VICHY. FONTAINEBLEAU, JOLT 7. The Emperor has left this place for Vichy. GREECE. TURIN, JULY 7. A telegram received here from Athens announces that the two leaders of the military revolt have made their submission to the National Assembly. TRIESTE, Jvcr 7. According to advice' received here from Atben, many persons were killed in the recent mutiny in that city, among whom was the son of M. Canaria. A new ministry bad been formed at Athena, con sisting of MM. Rufo, Canines, Kihagia, Climeka, Mauramikalis, and Rliiopulo. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JOLT 7. - • A royal decree, dated Carlsbad, the 23rd ult., has been published to-day, treating of the preven tion of collisions. between vessels at sea. Its tenor corresponds with the regulations on the same sub ject in force in England and France. The issue of this decree is based upon article 63 of the constitution. . . —lt is accompanied by a proposal of the ministry to the King, stating that the decree could not be submitted to the Prussian Diet on account of the closing of the session, and that in the interest of public safety it could not be postponed until next session. SAXON Y. DRESDEN, JULY 7. The official Dresden journal of to-day publishes the declaration made by the Saxon representative at the conference of the States of the Zollverein held at Munich. Saxony maintains the Lope that commercial intercourse with Austria will be facili tated, and consiLers the right of that power to join in the discussions of the Zollverein to be beyot.d a doubt. The Saxon representative further consents to negotiations being conducted between Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony, even without any resolutions being passed to that effect by the conference. Saxony rejects, however, all negotiations with in dividual governments having for object the conclu sion of separate treaties. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (FROM LAST NITAIT'S GAZETTE.) ADMIRALTY, JeSe 24. Royal Marine Light Infantry—Gentlemen Cadets Augustus Bury Liardet, Philip Sidney, Henry Armstrong Pratte, George Edward Coates Westbrook, Robert Evans Mont gomery, Gouge Sanderson Walker, Sydney Tyers, Henry Yens Barney,l Herbert St. George Schomberp, Anglian, Frederick Blyth, Herbert Bradley, William Tankerville Allen, and William Percy Winkwortb, to be second lieutenants. ADMIRALTY, JI'LT 3. Royal Marine Light Infantry—First Lieutenant Charles Bulkeley Nurse to be captain, vice Lloyd, placed on half. pay list. Second Lieutenant Wilbraham Evora Evelyn Morley to be I Brat lieutenant. vire Nurse. FintlLieutenant Melville Sutber to be quartermaster. ADMIRALTY, J um( 6.—APPOINTMENTS.--Surgeou J. E. Walsh, to the Pembroke. Anistaut-Surgeons It. Ituniphry, to the Meander ; T. L. Bickford. to the Flagrant. Chief Engineer IL Sleeman, to the Indus, for the Sphinx, when the Sphinx is paid off. Engineer J. F. Chant:tan, to the Fisgard, se supernumerary. Acting-Engineer W. it. Leeson, to the Indus, for the Ripple. Aesistant-Engineer T. Stead, to the Asia, as supernu merary. _ _ _ PORTSMOUTH, JuLY 7. The Channel squadron, under the com mand of I TO vas EDITOR OF TIM =MOM Rear. Admiral of the White Sydney Colpeys Decree, C.A., , illtr - 7 1 : a .:!_",k_.. t u r ) aNv .turd 1, to arrived at Spitbead shoot noon to-day from Portland. The I DT - S y p c , f a -a rx l . ll r..Pl i a r stsa.s. the :s .uss osalead viailron consists ofthe Edgar, 71, scroll , lime-of - battle undue __ __ l . 44_ nutted e l: d yeflsead aig"'!/ web squadron CODem.. ~ , ___ _ __ , ship, Captain G. T. P. flornl4. 'bearing the rear•adtmial'a --.-- -- --, n . flag ; the Black Prime, 41. iron screw frigate, Captain James twat" ~t 4 natives who ....."Tii... thommlem m " e F. B. Wainwright ; the Emerald, :13, screw frigate, Captain Chief& — 1 *me " • H. JENKINS. Arthur Cumming ; the Liverpool, Sr, screw frigate, : lotarproter. New Zwelesid GovernmeaL Captain R. Lambert ; the Royal Oak, :15, iron ' 49 e Weintoothotloot , Pestleed•Plare. Jul, 7. 'crew frigate, Captain F. A. Campbell; the lte- fence, 16, iron screw ram, Captain A. Pbillimore ; I s .. the Resistance, 16, iron *crew ram, Captain W. S. /SOYA!. baTITCTION or GUEST Ilitral,..—At Chamberlain • and the Trinculo, gunboat, Lieutenant J. B. the geseral monthly moonlit m Monday. William 1 . . M, Creagh. The ' llag ship and the two wooden frigates came Ersq., M.A., F.H.8., treasurer sod vies prelident, In the up under canvas, the Iron division being under steam, chair. General Tbeephilew Boileau. P. 11.8., sad Chutes It is expected that the squadron will remain at Bpithead Hewitt Moors. EN.. were elected members of the Hefei about • fortnight. lostitatioe. The thesis of the soembers sore rolurood to ! Jobs Ruskin, Eaq. Professor Tyndall. and Captaie sprite , for their evening lemur.* on Juno 1, 12, and '....1. ROYAL FISKE I.IUarITAL, l:Kair's-131:4-Stu•11.—Ths - ' —WI during the week The screw steamer Persia, 786 tons, Captain of West • ENTIKIIENI3 DEEM CI_ENTL are invited to inspect the NEW mot % VI STOCK ot LYING sad OVIRCOATK kept for In. median or salp. at A MILTON sad KIJIPTONIk Tailors, 106, Strand, oppost*Ezater-hall. RIMEEFITME FOUNTAIN, u used l l e FZ as orWalas bride! bondetraa Wimheseditin. Is now extensively patronised by the nobility and gentry for the drawintromn, ball-room, rapper table. rte. Price from Al Ws. Also Lest on litre for Bazaars and Partials—Sold by all the trade.—RIMMEL, perfumer by appointment to her Royal Highness the Princess of Walei, 96, Strand, and 24, Corahlil NOTHING 114POSSIBLIC.—The greatest and most rueful invention of the day, AQUA ASIARELLA.— Ham JOHN HOWELL and tlo., Three King-court, Lombard. street, perfumers to her Majesty. respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to ha pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Aqua Amarrila has none of the properties of dyes: It, on the contrary, Is binietictal to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will Weep it la perfect colour. Priori coos alma per GREY HAIR.--CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will change grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hair, prevent its falling off, and greatly im prove Its appearance. Price Is. 6d., Pa ed., and Se ed. • sample I;; c rild ll d d :itiamr.—urpoild. de, Onwerntrezt, t l t tedforiluquare, an wOrtill a n Itat c ion of Chia article th erefore ark for " — Clev e eZncra Wainst Po:ade " atabllthed 145. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Fermat Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, sr PEARL DENTIFRICE., compounded of Oriental Ingredients, be of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening tke gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spot. of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whitener. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patrons:4e of royalty and the 2..aristo cacy of Europe, awl it is universally in high repute. Price s 9.1. per boo. Sold at 20. Batton garden, and by Chemist, and Perfumer.. Ask for "Rowland" o.lonto,'' Loudon Liard• lets. Now ready at all the LOwnrien, crown dvo, price Ps., TPEAUTIES of TROPICAL SCENERY, and - • - With Notes, Historical and • other TROPICAL POEMS. Elpianaterl. By the Anther of The Nuptials a Esteetons." Oreig, built by Messes. Pile, Spence, eat_ 1 his work croetsles many beentles."—MorolnE Peel. flsrtlepool for the British India Steam Navigation Com. number petard. rsli►rd at tins lirsunt. •• A ramie et word.pictorta"—otherver. messy (Limited), basdarrived Gallo is 5:5 days, Secluding mama J Ol l 4. wee 047. mhseh L 01 57 awe ems mem. " His deseripthus make the reader's month water for the luxe- two Cope f or coda. she posed Deal CRIDMAL PALACIL —OX SHILLING DAT, —Tr 1111• Th rlr ca r ail" . 6 ...: 4 : 34h th i ro e t ai'd , u ,, land . ._nutep l"W" Of the' 13th of April, and sm 'red at Galls on the 7th of DAT, JULY 7.—Admese — mas p 7 meat. 4,6711; ditto by London Robert liordwlcke. ricesdn l 7. June. This is believed to be the quickest pompon mord, ewes tiekMa, 912; MIA, !OM .'1, 4 , ~1,:::,,I, t; : .,:k i . / ) ( -.-4-#:'.;irp sigß 21 d iil i rrrturnnwicrelV p SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY idEETINO. —Tr ',MAO. If Amt. 300 ewe., h ft. U.N. Lord country's I neptrr, by Lassomeile— Anse corral dhard In America , n yrs, out .1. Adasiot I 8444.4 Itetiachltda *lnfra', 4 yrs, SW 1111 h.. .4. Wei? Betting to 5 sel mgrs. Wingate, wide 08727 half the detainee, sad thee Umpire west lie the wiuDiog eventually, with nothing to sperm by throe po . irt7 I a a length. A H•NDICAP SwiciPeutema ef Is era lit ID ft ; fi M 3r olds and upwards. New T.Y.C. eas. Mr. Joseph 01111•01111 beimbyte, by sowtokotoe—sio Jr...,., aged, weal/ LA. lohneen Bar. 03 Itotbschllfs Sparkle, 6 yrs, Net ;J. Dam) 9 811 J. Hawley's Columba, 3 yrs. an yam (Lieetri 744 s also ram Betting : 6 to 5 apt Spark* 3 to 1 apt Odembe, awl .5 to 1 each apt Zorn and Neophyte. CsWneshing Moe coal menor meo t of the Plantation Coleadothed a ailed Medd ftarkle, next to whom was Neophyte. Sir Jeeeph Heade" filly retired bootee spun seteriog the reeds. where Neophyte challenged Spark.* sad. alter as ezeitioe butch , woeby a hood. Columba, who best Zara by a Meg*, wee the m e, four lengths in rear of Speckle. A HANDICAP PLATO of 501., for 3.yr-oldie sal eporeeds. RM. Mr Goitdard's 74100, by Tarnae—Mles Ilampom. a ink est 711) . . ... Ism= limt.,n Y4464)4;1' • liittUri eft J. Mole:, Mr. E. Itrayley s Yanatk, 3 yrs, TA fCleellels, a Indolence and V Mite also ran Betting : 5 to 2 apt ladder's', 3 be I endo opt UM alid Fanatic, sto I aid Hatiory, as 10 to 1 (dead) opt VII lotto. After abort delay at the pest, mess' Ire de far tionomees d Bereary, they ONO Ma, MEWL deo the SMfist thaerqtarten el a WM Edge ea/ Irma dliOnotely lcd, after which Vacate. manias wren She OWN" pee way to Battery, who, melds to relish Loh* wee bestow by a Mae* and a half ; /mimic a bad third, mod ladeimea close up with the latter. VilluNe touted is seen Alotamee in the rear. A Swairefredidos of 50 eons. mob, h ft ; for 0 yrnhlo ; colts, list 10lb ; blue, lot bin. Suffolk Maine themaa. (8 sobs.) Been Botheebllire Brother le Mame* by Wog Tea— Moomblas, tot loth CI = I Mr J. Hawk;. Columba, est Mb i it Betting : 10 to 1 ea Brother to Nom" she gab' until searing the weds, when M mate Prey mid wee is • canter be tkreo Tot JULY Beaus, a subscription el 111 awn, 30 %lie 2-yr-olds ; eel* Set 1016 ; lilies, M 711, New (49 sobs) lard otewleetra Combessom by MiermleaMr—llte Armee 1015 (ME I Count BetthyaWs Maas, M 1 Mr. Merry s Mat, Vat 1010 fag. S The Itlikertes also ran:- clammiest le s by leespidilm—ldle Marsh, kouge Crosse, Becky Sharpe, e by Oseselesee--telhia, niter°, and Aunt Jody. Betting: 7 to 4 on Scottish Chief, 6 le I gosh opt Oat. Memo sad the Calls* colt, 1.000 to 70 bar three. sell 1,00 t; to 60 opt Becky Sharpe. Bongo Crowe smile plot, Midnight:Maas, Soottish Chief, sad Calabrese folietoms be UN end of the plaotatioe • Becky Sharpe as the cotter outside, with Ansi Jody Oho Mee Sarah emit eine up to that point. Upon enter* the see h ols o =loss, Moo bow*, and Scottish Chid wore and after an exciting ram between the this., Cia= a neck ; Midnight Mass beat lieettish Chid for eeoosd Sam by • seek. Booby amps, thee* net Orel by the judge, was fourth, moil up, Roe., Owen bin Ink CISTMIOIIi six* sad AmitJadv le* After the wise MID to BM each apt Calaboose eel Serail& Chid Ins leisma by Mr. Jackson ; 20 to 1 Wog oared apt Gimp Cleat mod 26 to 1 opt Lord Glasgow's let. A Swuroracza of 10 rms. Mk. for 2 awl 3-yr side. Certain *Bowsaws. New T.Y.C. _wohni Mr. T. Mephemots Dassileet. kV Thowss—rwsns 7llll 7. yrs, ast Mb Mr. W. i Jones's Mad of may, s yrs. an sib 'rocas,. I Omni P. do lairei'Vee ILMe 63I . I Tra, 7st Mb „. Heater. e The following shone Folly, Shepherd. sad barter. Betting : 6 to 4 apt King if Italy, 4 to I opt Moe Shop. herd, 5 to 1 apt Deerfoot, sad 7 to 1 apt Nmelem. Deerfoot, with Newton sad Ring of Italy. lay abetwit the plantation tars, whets Landow wow set mod wee M a water by three lengths; two lengths betimes the wooed sod third. A liwzireraora of 10 sow. each, for 3-yrnide ; mita, Sot 10lb ; linen Est 71b. The whiner to Use* he. New T. Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. M. Bird's Yletton by Hampden. darn by Epiru ALs...at 1010 Femme I Mr. Crawford'. Wild TOM, net 1011, a Itoenre, I Belting : 7 to 4 ow Flettoo, wbo woo Knee a smart race by half a length. A Fun of 50 *ova. ; for thres-yr.oido, 7.4 71b; hey Set 10lb ; five, six. sod aged, Pot. Suffolk Skim Dew. Baron Rothschild' Brother to WOrOCCO, by It Ter Moonowas, yrs. Ist 71b Yr. ensiles Elarinstaht. I era, Ott 1015 Mr. Baznria °bow. pre Ms (W Y by Nowndustar —Lady Erasmus Mae use. Betting : sto 4 apt °biros, 9 to 4 apt ftwisquie, 7 to apt Brother to 31 mom,. Harlemeo weds play nth Oberst on the whip hand, Brother to donnas elm* op. Hartman swerved all over the noon, sod at the &memo Brother to Morocco took up the morns& and won amody by for lengths ; the same between sawed and thud. Tho rams corurosooo at 1.45 this day. Tite Bandiwp Plate of 50 son will be run at 2.16; Standard Plate, as 2.45 ; Exeter Stakes at 3.40; sad Makommwer Stakes at S. LATEST BETTING.-1111111MMIT. LIVERPOOL CUP. 15 to 2 agog Joey Jones (t) 9so 1 The Boom (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 3 apt Becket** fern 4 to 1 Le Toteques (t) 6 to 1 Teamster (I) ST. LEGER. 4 to 1 apt Tim Bagger (1) 15 to 2 queen Bertha (0 THE DERBY. 1864. 14 to 1 apt Ottoboacso (t) 10,000 to 000 Scotia► Chef (t) 50 to 1 Buboes Maas 1,000 to 15 Aek worth RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIZS IN PARLIAmsNr. Yesterday four new committees Pet fue the despatch of business—two in tbe Lords and two is the Commoos. The first in the Lords caseated of Lord Hoyle,- bury, chairman, end Leila Litluril, Yarborough, Grafton, and Churston. the bills before them tieing Dime of the Glasgow and Booth Weetero Railwer. Fd.bsrgb, Dun fermline, and Perth; North !trash Railway. nod Ws ' burgh and Glasgow Railway. The cue of the Glasgow and South Western Railway, for additional powers. pew w ork., and for a eonoecting lira between Wavier and Paieley Paisley &oil Reafrew, was first euosidereil. Mr. Hops Bede. Q.C., opposed for the Clyde Trueteen, but the oommittee decided that they had no locus et.inili, and paneed the bill. Sir W. ilereeder thee proceeded with the Edietourgli. Dunfermline, and Perth Railway 11.11. and addnool evidence in favour of the promoters, wbo ere oppueed hr l b . Edith burgh and Glasgow, Dote id Dieceleuch. sail Hoe. Mr. Norton. The other committee was focused of Lord Gra lame, chairman, Lords Bikbester, lie Tabley. Hamil ton, nod Poltimore, the hills being the Pererborough„ Wisboich, and Sutton Railway, Lyme and Button Heider. and North Easters, Hull und Dooranter Ilailesis. The came of the Peterborough, Wielieseli, and Sutton was drat heard, soil adjourned to admit of an artisneerneet. The North Eastern. Hull and laiscaster. was thee takes. and occupied the conimittee until their adjournment to this day. The bills referred to Mr. Adair'. committee in the Common.. are the North British Railway, Ilogayshire Railway, Great Eastern (steenn-boets). Victoria Station mid Pimlico Railway, and London, Chatham, awl Dorm Railway (No. 1). The North British Bill, to give %bens power toms steam-baits, was opened by Mr. Clarke. soil evidence ad duced. In the other committee the bills rased were for the Hoylake Railway. and for the Isle of M tight Extensions Railway. Jar. Calvert. then opened lb. ere al the Newry and Greenire Railway. The bill. peened in lewd Redeedste's committee included the Milford Hares eed hock Railway; Motley. Thorpe. mid Welton H.q.., ; North British Walislieelt Railway); Gnat Restore (Ad ditional Power, ; (Bristol line sal new linen) ; Milford Bailee.; %de and Dolgelly Railway ; and Madras irription and Canal Company. THE NkW ZEALAND CHIEFM. , lo