The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-20 00:00:00

■ 3r rt IVE EH • ' lr : r , • • / • 1 11 41' i j tA 4‘4,1-iAI 11,11.114L4J 1 1) 1. 240 A-A), 4GIA -74/f1 414-4 LONDON; • SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1863. [Stamped, ld. AdditlameL) ETWOPICNCE Na 5,261. J CALCUTTA !lied (to sail early in J oly),Mewirs. Dunbar and Ce. ' e MOW ALIIVBAOR, A 1 IS lean. 1,157 tom regimer, HILL.AII JOHN DLL& Commander; to loa4 In the Lot India Docks. Hal magnificent cabin accommodation. —ger freight or presage . agely to OKLLATLY, HANLE', Nod SEWALL. V, Leadashall-dreet. LC. S -- HANGHAZ Direct (with quick despatch), the aplendld cllwf ship VICTORY, AI 19 vs" Mb fn. LIVIIA MOOR, Commander: karllng fu Abialaal todlit Docks. TVs beautiful reuitel, Just returned tram Wharapaa, strongly recommended to shippers of Ann goodk—Tortraltbt or apply to (TT and MOORE., 9, 991it.9.1.646 to zmny. HARKEY. and SL WELL, V. leadenreet, E.C. 140MBAY Direst, the magnificent new uliTr -1.1, ship. GILBILRI IIIOMPSON. 1 for li) pesos In the wr- V .i tn i ar7riters' book. i t t e o6l toos Best tatstakrint . ILY . 411;40 1..u t Tema, imilt by Meows. I,aird BootiWis. al Mitaineee. baring • lazier portion of bercargo mimed, will hoe wrf quick despatch. —ADO) n. ItAYDON sad LEWD. U. Wag WMinwtrimit . or to OWLIATLY. RANKLY. spit B.IIL, t 7, Lesdsnhsil-street. rIOLOMBO, Direst, with immediate despatch, V the splendid new clipperwhip IQIZA LAINO, •1 10 peers 041 tons register ; loading in the Weed Wile Docks. rids Man ful %meet has half her cargo engaged, and Is strongly recom mended to phippersol fine gooda—Applp to 0111.1.11TLY, HAN LEY, and 911WILl e 27. Leedenhalletreek LC. PORT PHIL Wi LIP nging 'Direct (to sail on the 25th -I MOTORS WOOLLAN, L July, lag day INK, well.known, WU-galling gik.* CA2011711 DLIYABETIL A I. NIS oad tens ing In register, JOSEPH Commander' l the London Doeka—Apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9 Elillter-street, E C.. W So , M.UTLY , HANKEY, and BEWELL, No. 27, Lle6lllllll/1 street, E.C. IjONGICONO sod WAMPOA (with immediate despatds), the fine to-ding capper barque CONFLICT, A 19 rears, STB teas register, J. M. WAIT, Cesnampier : imbue b the Nut India Docks. Apply to DITITT end MOOll, Mater. street, EC.. or to OIN.LATLY, HAMLET, and 911'LL, 97, Leadenballatreet, KC. WOE SYDNEY Direct, the well-known clipper .1: ANTIPODES. A 1 for IS years, and 52 toss register, com mended by Ca ptai n GEORGE CROOT. This 'Piebald OAP, hunt by Mr. JIMIC• Ling, of Sunderland, under the inspection of her owners, especially for the colonial trade, bee magnificent accom modation for chief cabin and other pameers, and will carry an experienced =neon require d . Pee or passage apply to GREEN, ROBINSON. and Oct, 44, Peachersh-street. FR PORT ADKLAIDE Direct (last shZlig . gu isms SO), the rep fine barque EUPHILATIS, A t t. O C :WIN, 413 tau register: loading La the th. Docks . wi l l probably be the first ship. Hu superior IICCOIIIIDO &Non tor ~ few chief cabin pareogers.-431D11N, 110/ILNIION, gad Co., 44, reacharchotroot, LC. VOR MELBOURNE and GEELONG (last shipping day 30th June , the splendid ship CALLIANCE, • 1 for 13 years, 822 tms per register, 0. T. BROWN& Com mander leading in the East India Docks. This (merit. vessel Las nearly all her cargo engaged, and intending shippen are reapectfult recommended to make their arrangements for her at once. Than are a few chief cabin berths at liberty, and pas. stmgersantleas to avail themselves of the superb accommodation alforded by this magnificent ship should lose no time In securing It. Km will carry an experienced surgeon if mired. —OßElN, ROBIN BON, sad Co.. et Fencinirchatteet. TMIRE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, at REDUCED FARES, will be despatched trots Liverpool en TUESDAY, June 30. Farm Firet la. gtO to StB : Second Cabin, Cl 2: Intermediate, 8.8 R : Steerage, 15 5a For farther particulars apply to the OREAT SHIP COMPANY (Limited), 4, Ifonnmest-, London, LC., and 2S, The Albany, Liverpool or to RUCKEZ, 071POR, and Co.. 115, Leaden-street, Lon don, E.C.—For Intermediate end steerage pansies apply also to RAM and sirsur„, LiverpooL STEERAGE PASSAGE REDUCED TO FIVE GUINEAS (£6 6a) UNTIL TORTHER NOTICE, LIVERPOOL, w NEW YORK, and .D. PHILADELPHIA ETTA 4RIP CYGIPANY intend dm patching their tall-powered apdskiiallt Iron Screw Steam-Shim calling at Queenstown to embark gameogers and despatches, an follows : FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jane M. KANGAROO, Friday, June It EDINBURGH. Wednesday, July I. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cabin passage it, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accom modation. Forward inolnding all provisions cooked. Pameemers fir ge Con:da gu th e s si onited States, and British Columbia, ed through on is terma —For farther partica book lars apply to vary ..lAMMounta INMAN nou , 11, 1 41 , te i r: @Meet 13vezpool ; cc to EVER and MACEY, 1, Ling street, City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL M., MAIL STRAM4 I .IHIPS. etopolated by the Admiral tti . A a. all between LPTERPOOL and NEW TOILE, and between POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports Ss lead and resolve =alb, pale, sad pa , the Boston *Oa calling at Halifax to land and receive paissagers end bee Majestic mails. The following or other vessels are ap pointed to mil from Liverpool, aßlut at Cost to receive the ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 27. PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. July 4. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July 11. ramp money, including 'toward's fee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin. an ; second cabin. AIL To New York, chief cabin. KM: second cabin, glit. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS per ton, and 6 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Food, 6S, Old Woad•stTeet, London : J. M. Currie, Havre, and 12, Piave da la BOWS% Paris ; G. and J. Burns, Buchananetreet, Olugew ; D. end C. Wirer, Queenstown: or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water. street, Liverpool BLACK BALL PARBENGIB LINE al CUPP= PACICITS tor ATIMIALIA tram Lomita died Tomas. - - 1,200 Z. tails 1,500 Z. India 1,500 Z. India 2,500 IL lords 2 2, ,500 1 500 I. India nds brew W. W. Smith 'Omer Melbourne Queen Bee . Melbourne .. , Teernougbe = .. Banda Lk.°O. I to tiaaL July 10 August 10 Jape 25 July 25 Jobs 25 July 25 Mils celebrated line of ckets have, by their punetnai Add Paniva, earned a w pa orld known repntation, and thei l r per accommodation ie unsurpassed by any vessel, afloat—Foe EAFFItgf r IT P LI I t . r a l e h l t for:lr Agents for i :b ar Tll y acTi Use; and T. N. lIACIA sad Co ., 1, I,tad o e r aball.airest, lostles. LC. paI:WPM G 1 AV and PRILLIPPS despatch the Inderresntioned find-elms eteassere Pm ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the !WAVIER. from the BAUM and Persian Steam Wharf. Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 am. /area : CE Cs.. LI 10a., and 17e. 6d. Return tickets, • fare and a hal/. The FY/SHOOED, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. fare LI. Per BREMILE, the SCHWA *I June 26, at II a.m., from Hone lydewn. Taro, Ins. lee 00TRIEB1TRO, the OUSTAF MASA. June IS, from Horse lydowf. lama, ES M., Ma., and XL To be followed by the LONDON. Far 00PLTHAOT16 and STOCKHOLM, the NEWSKY, Jane ST. lam to Copenhagen, 13 as. Eur freight. vamp, n im isliAtt Chapibie Matron& Nice, 1 1 1= 11 = 1 ;a or to P OR andATES, d PHILLIPes. QOINDE RAILWAY COMPANY. kJ At as EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEVTINO of the Proprietors, Dahl a the London Tavern. on FRIDAY, the nth June. ISM for the purpose of authorising the Directors to raise additional Capital: W. P. ANDREW, Eau., in pe chair The fennel's; E.VsOlutlOus weiticeivied uoanfmou•ly 1. That the Directors be and are hereby authorised to Tabs £350,000 of additional capital, b • the home of 17.500 shares of £3O each, for the completion of the Sande Railway. sod upon which capital the Secretary of Shte for India In Conseil has guaranteed aper cent. interest upon the usual tonna. 2. That all the Scind Railway shares, in respect of which the whole sum of 6.20 shall hereafter be pald no. shall from time to time be converted or consolidated Into Scinde Railway capital stock. S. That the Directors be and are hereby anthorised to rash the sum of £160.000, for the purposes of the Betide Railway, by the tissue of Inconvertible bonds, or debentures. payable at the expiration of five or seven years, and upon which the Secre tary of State for India In Council has guaranteed Interest at the late of 44 per cent. per annum. 4. That the Directors be and are hereby authorised to rube the sum of £6OOOOO on mccount of the Punjanb Railway, by the Issue of inconvertible bonds. or debentures, payable to Ire or seven years, and upon which sum the Secretary of State for India in Connell has guaranteed 44 per cent. interest. 6. That the cordial thanks of this Meeting are due day. P. Andrew, lag., for his courteous condnct In the chair this W. P. ANDREW, Chairman. Onsuissui.boaw, Old Bread street, London, Jam 19, ligt. ANZVZR FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOT TS BILIOUS and LITTX NUS, prepared with eat any Veranda! Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be food brealaable to all who suffer from bilious sad liner com plaints, indigestion, triad, spasm, giddiness, dizziness ot the ore k pq. wit habitual costiveness, u • family aperient medicine, gad m a endear of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach they create a ppetite, pewee dlion, and strengthen the whole nervous Sad W. Umbert, 8, King William et., Charing-crow by wet la bores, la led. and Es. ta. Be m ob ask for Dr. floott's 101111 end Laver NIL. The genuine are a square Brom package. with " William lambert" engraved OD the etsinp. DIN aTORD'S PURR FLUID MAGMA been, during twenty-five years, misphadcally sus* Sowed by the medical profession, sad universally soceV . ey . the ppaaDUe, m the hest remedy for acidity of the beartbura, headache, gout, and indlifostioa, and as a atild ape dent for delicate constltntions, mere especially for ladles and children. It h prepared, la a state of perfect purity nod Of umfono oirondth, by DINNILYOIIII/ and Co., 17 2 . New hood street. Lembo; aid said by ail respectable chemists through out tat...odd. THE rIiVIGORATPirE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most acteatilically prepared mad most powerful mart. Ma cordial ear introduced . restores to their Donal °cedillas all the seciations, oa the Integrity of which perfect health de ponds. It is a swathe for debility of all Made, and from its sus taining, among other Ingredients, pepsine and phosphate of sods, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and al. per bottle, or four quantities in one forfor - S>4 Boa agent& Newt Baumgarten and Co., 620 Orkesi-sirsok *od 11S, Leadeuhall-street, BC., larololl. THE EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL and • TRADING COMPANY TO be inomposeted, with Limited IdablUty, water "The Com act, UM" Capital .10,000, A si r: 100,000 shame of £2O each. Payment on allotment £2 per share. The capital has been subscribed, with the exception of 15,0011 Shave, which bay been reserved for tame to the public by the leterestionalPtoawehl Society. PlaWninlT—li. H. P r ince &aLli PASHA, late Governor of the Soudan. John Cater, lay., Director of the Bank of Egypt, London. E. Dervlen. Leo. (B. Dentin and Co.), Alexandria. J. W. LarWag, b 4., Leaden. M. Oppentleua, (Opipeabelo, Nephew. and Co.), Alexandria. Roes, Seq. (Map red Co.. Alexandria Y. latreseaseis, Dula Ow Alexandria. W. T. beheads Bag., Landau ;We A. and & Dent and Co.. Maricheater). B. Balaban& DK., FreakteatO.W. Alexander Tod. Tau. London (Tod, Rathbone, sad Co., Tani D and Stephen eeaard sad Co., London). (Sahealnl Breilams), Cabo. Loadoo—Yard=ng and Moduli. Patio-1111. Mart-lard and Co. Frankfort—TM Bank of Sale Metningen. Baninan—Yer■. Glyn, MIL, and Co. Hewn Hire Dem, De lrmnpie, Drake, and Went, 46, Parliament street, Westminster. Encouraged by the dealWiitite government of his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt. several commercial houses sad society have united to form this Company : The international Financial Eipelety, London. /Assam Trailing and Madsen. London. Mean& ltarcuard, Andel,* Cie., Paris. Mr. W. F..lsev rinkfo rt. r ium ftalshech, es, Neihens, Almanthia. Mesa% °Prerrvar.. Cie., Alexandria. The object the Company Is to devote special attention to the deve lopmen t of commerce with Upper Egypt , Nubia, the Soudan adjoining countries, u well as the bordered the Red Sea, and to establish trading relations with those districts, the enormous resources of which-till now almost undeveloped-ore so well known as to render it needless to enter into a lengthened descriptioe. The Company will bey or exchange the produce, which con sista of cotton, coffee, anger, rice, tobacco gums, oils, Ivory, Benne, beeswax, ostrich feathers, gold dust, silk, indigo, dtc. The Viceroy of Egypt has, by the grad of a liberal subsidy, called Into existence a steam navigation company for the lied Sea and the Nile , he is also about, with the view of assisting the operation. of this Company, to complete, at his own expense, telwaphic communication between Ale mallet& and all the prin. cdpd nations which have been selected for the operations of the Company. extending to Khartoum, the furthest town of import ance in the Interior of Africa within the limits of Egyptian tent. bey, and also to Take, on the frontiers of Abyssinia. By these mesas the &faculty of communication hitherto existing will heremmed and means of transport greatly faith tated. It will be an object of this Company to encourage all enterprises which will tend to provide means of rapid transport, whether by steamers, railways, canals, or by the °eradiation of caravans. It will also be an object of the Company to encou rage, by the advance of money to cultivators, importation of seed, establishment of cotton gins dc., the cultivation of cotton In Upper E gypt. where there exist immense tracts of land capable of producing It to almost any extent. The population in those district, is numerous and industrious, It is a well ascertained fact that in Upper Egypt and the Soudan, cultivators and traders can afford to borrow money at and 5 per cent. per month, and still amass considerable wealth. The Company intend to establish agencies on both coasts of the Red Sea. On the Arabian coast, Dgeddah has been selected as a principal place of commerce. On the coast of Abyssinia, agencies will also be established at Koester, Sawakim, and liamawsb. The trading operations of the Company will extend from Cairo up the NUe, an far as possible Into the interior of Africa, follow ing the courses of the White and Blue Ni e, whilst onmrnanies tams will he carried on between the interior and the Red Sea, and Its east and west coasts. It le Intended to commenceoperations below Stoat, extending msdnally upwards, employing the capital in ths first Instance, by making advances I. cultivators In Upper Egypt, operations with which the Alexandrian Directors are well acquainted, and which, being highly lucrative, at once insure a large interest on the capital employed. The capital of the Company will be gradually called up as its operattone are extended. Mr. Sakakisi, who hex for many years carried on, and fa thoroughly acquainted with, the trade of Upper Egypt and its adjoining countries, has consented to act temporarily u ß eneger, in order to give the Company the advantage of his expefienos in the orgenbatlon of a sufficient and competent staff. The articles of association will provide for a defined and limited participation by the directors In the profits after payment of interest on the capital called up, and the homes who have founded the company will be entitled to the privilege of taking one-third of any further issue of shares, subject to which, all new shares will be distributed pro rata amongst the existing Applications for shard must be made to the International Financial Society, limited, at their offices, 54, Old Broad street, 6 C. No apphcation will be received after Saturday, Nth Jane, at 12 noon- ""io7d7n, June, isa. JOIN OP APPLICATION FOR SO Lll5. To the Directors of the International Financial Society (Limited). Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me shame of 4201 n the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited', and I hereby agree to become a member of that Company, and to accept such shares, or any leas number that may be allotted to me, and I request that my name may be placed on the register el members in respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name In full Addle= In fall Daft THE EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL and' TRADING COMPANY (Limited). The Directors desire to engage the services of a GENERAL MANAGER, corriq p nt to conduct the commercial basin., d this Company in t. A thorough know edge of commercial and trading business sad of the Italian and Trench languages is indispensable. Applications, with references, to be addressed to the Dinettes 1 cd the Company, 61. Old Bread-street, I.C. MBTROPOLITAN SOCIATY, No. & Prince Batablis DIRE LIFE ASSURANCE and, Bank, London, &C. pd nag_ . . —.—. Dan. Bargeak i ltag., Bristol i Jas. Lloyd, Fag , Birmingham Peter Cater, Sir J. Paxton, M.P., Chate laines Daman, . worth. Francis J. Delafeme. Iraq. George Pearce, Esq. Frederick Regelhardt, reg. Remy Start. Esq. . Richard Fry leg., lAverpool. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. Wm. Grant a h, a Portsmouth. Joseph Underwood, Faq. Fraser B. w, Esq. George Vaughan, Esq. Henry lebbel, Eng. Richard S. Wilkinson, Km. Valliant J. Leacher, Esq. KI-DMIXTORS my rotation). George Harker, Esg.—Joseph Pease, Egg., Darlington. ADVANTAGES 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 fire years' standing or upwards. The guarantee of an accumulated fund exceeding 4:090,000 A gross annual income exceeding During its existence the Society haa paid in claims, without a ablate !octane of alpine 750,000 And has returned to members in reduction of their annual premiums The sums assure% by existing policies exceed For the year cooling the 4th April, Mt, an abatement has been declared at the rate of 60 per cent. Prospex tones, Copies of Annual Accounts, and full particulars, may be "htained on application to June, ISM, HENRY MARSHAL, Actuary. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and BON. II and a. 000DGIBTBENT. W. BROWN BROTHERS . —PATENT eHAIRS ...a COMM Barrack Taraltare, Trunks. Partalas loam Ipa-111, NoomdWy. Cstskaraaa [tea BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES (Prise Medal, International Exhibition, iffiffil roast meat In front of the fire without Interruption to she action of the oven. hot-plate, boiler, etc. The ovens are well-ventilated, and perfect either se routers or for the baking of bread or pastry. For efficiency, economy, ventilation, and one of smoky chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all size• and prime : and the large ones, fitted with bath and steam apportion, de., form the moat complete appointment for large establish ments-81, Bishogagateatreet DiVMS'S BEST DIP CANDLES, Bd. per lb. ; em= Candles, le. 4d. and le. 6d. : fine British wax, lx 54.: iranigarent was. L . ed. ; Belmont wax and sperm, la.: German wax, botanic wax, : palsoe paraffins, ls.comp.. we, ea., 9d., and the beet. metallic for Palmeee lamps, 814. • magnum, 9d. moulds, 744.: Calm 011, sa. per gallon: yells: soap. 69e.. 408., 446., and Qs. per 11511 be. mottled. 484. : old brown Windsor, U. 94. per packet ; common brown Windsor, la ; white Windsor, la 44.. howl, la 44, • Itlixellne and almond, is. per bar—tae cast, at Y. P. DAVE and 80'(S' *ld established wan haws, OS, Be. leactell4ane. Marina-Wolk London. W.C. WHITE and BOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal AttracUon, and to health and longevity by tbe proper mastication of food. B4OWLANDB' ODONTO, or PURL DENTIFRICK, compounded of Oriental ingredients, b of inestimable value in preservin and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in gi ving • pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves tbe enamel, to which it imparts • psui-like whitenese. It, invaluable mo patios ham obtained the patronage of royalty and the arbto cracy of Europe, and It la universally in high repute. Price h. 94. per boo. goid at 110, Hatton garden, and by Chemist, nd Perfunms. for "Rowlands' Odeate.' GRNY HAIR.--CLISVELAND'I3 WALNUT MIAMI Wangs grey hair to the original colour, darks, red or light Oalr, prevent its falling off. and peatly im r4ose its appmesnos. Price is. 6d., M. ad and 3s. ed. ; &maple post 14 stamps.—Depot, 56, Gower..treet. Redlorl.square .C., and an eheashaa and perfumers. C 'Mon. —Then 514 worthless hattatiams of Ude article, therefore a sk for “Clevehustre Walnut Pomade." Istablished 11146. ASTHMA, BHOR'rNESSof BREATH, BROX CHITIN NEURALGIA, infallibly relieved and cured by ths FIIPICS CIGARETTES (Pectoral Fumigators). The smoke, being inspired, penetrates Into the chest, calms the whole nere ous system, facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of the important organs of resplmtton.—T. leoe, Rue cram/ter dam, e, I Paris. Price tn. ed. a box. Iced to Leaden by JOZZAU. Chnust, Haymarket Me of Man.—Hie Ora te the Duke DY iA : 3 tabeirlete residence, this OASTLZ 1 1)11A nom and BOA ING-VOlfsm. The paAroanne of farilles nod tourbta is solicited for thls twinned and acdoomical eatab&hMent. See Bradshaw." Tariff and list of furnished houses on receipt of two stamps. OAVTION.—The •eliatence of a "counterfeit" NJ proves the excellenoe Oita " genuine age* hence the Imitations of MARSHAILI BIINOARIAN BRANDY, " equal to C ease" and neceadty that the public should re each bottle capsuled, labelled, and cork branded " J O. Marshal," sole cons. Of all retake* ea. ed. par bottle ; or as. per dozen cage (carriage pald).—Depot. 114, Aldersgateetzeet, City. QTEVENS and SOS, Wine and Spirit Merchanta. h. 7 WINSB ot superior Quin,. Poeta : Superior old crusted, 46a., 48a , very choice, Ala, 80a ; ditto trona the wood, 27a, Sts, superior. Sta, 88a per dolma Menke Pine, 475., 881., SBa : high quality, 4?a, 481„ , Vino di Pseio, 68a. Aiwa tlllado and Lis P.a Mimsa dry nilla, 485., 64. per dozen. MarMeru,; boa, rich or CludB good dlk. 4aa.; tlittocholoe Agenda , ex., Mc, 781. Claret P4Bl344 , Ma, dia., , 80e. ; St Julien, de., /4a., 4b., Oka Chrbiau Margate, to., Nu, Ma Hocks and timeline, 30a. 48e. 84n; verYeilPericv. SOL. 7 21 . Wine' of other Omer! . DUD_ esequaltr resamable. AD goods delivered tree within are ALLSOPP'S ALE and IN STOUT. JOHN F. BIOOS and Co., sole contractors for Bottled Beer to the International Ratdbition, Agents for Samuel Al/ *opt* mud Son's Ines Yale Al. and Barka Ale. and Odium% Sou. and Co.'. Rat's stank lap:Ours et Wines sad Spirlta—Otlicee and Stares, the Royal llzehaegs, I.C.—The trade supplied on liberal term* for cash. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new JLP invention, so admirably contrived that a toll butt, as well as smaller calks, may be raised or tilted on it wiMont itbm or 991111891111.64 Inne emilmant of Um nioat iffe Cidist; passibirity can be disturbed. Pries 9/, ISt, les., suit 9, and 18 pike oast& BAItLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON T4P. No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine. Price 4a. dd. : ditto, electroplated, 98.--Ipply direct to JAMES 11811140 W. Pidoinice, 14, King WUllainetreet, Mansion-house. lies that lits mine and address am on every article .411 others an spurious iniitattims. Noontime gratin IstaidisinedlB2ll HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, at zi n c =acts Km IitrABLISIDIENT, 66 and 67, OXIPO TOTS' ETON, HARROW, and RUGBY Is eboles sad .3a :,^5.:, tla to 56.. BOYS' SUITS IN ORDINARY . — The Trousers et &theca material to the Jacket aad Val, tla to 665. BOYS' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTENG WILL% wad in all maisomble pstkens, 100 64. to leo 6L BOTS' SUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUIT& Mach admired to Javemittty of Sty* Lk. Id. to arm - WIT' SIIIEMEK-SEASON JACKETS, for LP School or General Weer, at pleasure. 10a. 6d., len, ed., end Ins. HYAM and Co. 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET ; 21. 2 and 21, 141W-BTR=I, BIRMINGHAM ; and 42, BRIOOATZ, LUIM. rpROUSERS.--Special attention is called to the NZW SPRING 000D6, and gentlemen who do not salad tafr pries for a good pair of Woomera caa depead ea sad patterns that cannot be maned, at ZAKILTON and KINPTOWS, TAMES, 106, (Strand (opposite Exeter Ma. VALUES of (T OLD.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement m =ike VALIII of BOLD, feeling persuaded that the Lute the fair trader end the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Bold being divided Mt* 24 parte or emote, It follows that geld of 14 cara tin 4 e, is 18 carats..t3 3 9 carats .. U worth . ts .1.4 114 17 ousts.. 3 0 2 84 8 carob g 8 1 6; pee carne. 16 carats.. 2 le 74 7 mato 4 6 nano.. 4 1 6 16 arida.. 213 1 6 ousts 1 14 22 carats British cicala.. 964 6 carats 17 24 II $l7 104 12 carats.. 26 0 4 ovate .. 14 24 LI carat.. 314 4 12 carats.. 2 2 64 3 cents 10 74 20 carats.. 310 94 11 arils— 118 1 I eantta 7 1 carats.. I 7 3 10 carats.. 116 44 1 carat 8 64 Manufactory, 16, Hearletteatreet, Covent-gsrden, W.C., London. Asap mad* of Challis and Jewellery for ls. each. N.B. TM, WabllWmant to closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock D IMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALEXANDRA., PRINCE of WALES, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQUIT, In 6d. each. The Camolette Fan, delight fully perfumed, from 3a. 6d.. $ specimen by post for 60 stamps. The Turidah-scented Charm, an elegant golden ornament for the watch chain, In ; by plea for 13 Masep•-1. 11.11111. LL, Per fumer. 96, Strand. and Si, Cornhill. CIAUTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., NIJ We a so. brand, Blacking. Ink. and Dye Manufacturen, CAUTION the PUBLIC against persons trading under similar mar, and prekeing to be connected with them, or their lat ng e litablihnesa at 30, Strand. their only mafactory bei =OMR WORE& RIBIENTOPREBT, VINC nu ENT.SQUAR& WIBTXIMBIII, B.W. PROM LAST HUMPS GAZETTE. Duns or swamis AID rooms rArr[cuTras TO Bs =AD= AT TH3 OFFION OF THI CHIC? EXODSTLAI, coon OF saccaorroy, ommonai.froruir.] BANKRUPT& . WILLIAM MINIM Wim.s7llia L licie;t7erutreet, Argylenquare, eosnmlndon agent, to surrender June 30, at 1. Wl:utak DANts, Finchley. grocer, July 7, at It. Joint Pltaan„ Wood-green, Tottenham, lodging house keeper, July 7 , at 11. Ta=WM Corte, John-street. Tottenham-court-road, piano forte key manufacturer, July 7, at 11. WALTOR LAMM MOLTNIOX, New Bridge-street, Blackfrlaru, and Keistcott, Middlesex, newspaper proprietor, July 7, at 11. GIOROZWARD, Pear-tree at, Lambeth. boot maker, July 7, at 11. WituAll DANIEL roam ifOlrer-11111241i, Lambeth, °UMW JIM, 7, at 12. RDMIII &MIT, Porte" Banta, Jeweller, July 7, at 12. DAVID POMMR, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, glass cutter, July 7, at 11. MATILDA BARREL widow, New croak:June SO, at 2. JOHN 811.711, Wivenhoe, Essex, porter merchant, June 30, at 2. JAM= RDOCOMF., jun., Yenchurchatreet, City, and Lloyd-square, Middlesex. Ormilaiirion agent, June 30, at 12. Jams SLFRID Lugar, Prince of Wales-avenue, Haveratock. hill, photographer, July 6 at 12. Damn Dierg, Headcoen, Kent, farmer, July 6, at 1. CHARLES BARR, Woolwich. July 6, at 1. RiDIRY HODS=, Highatrect, Southwark. commercial clerk, July 6, at 12. HIIMPHRIT ErrerrlerrooN, Brighton-terrace. Victoria-park, woollen factor, July tt, at 12. STUMM HATMAII MITCHELL, Spencer-terrace, Islington, late provision merchant, July 6, at 11. JAMAS Axinto 001.1.01. Ammenon-stmt, Southwark, engineer, July 6, at 12. Jong Coons., Chapel-pl., Islington, cab proprietor, July 6, atll. JUDAH Councs, Guildford-street. itussellaquare, surgeon. July 6, at 11. 10118311 RUMFORD, Saltsbury-street, Marylebone, grocer. July 6, at 11. THOMAS BTFORD, Trafalgaraquare. Brampton, lodging-bowie keeper, July 7, fat 1. Daum Boss, Snow's-hells, Bermondsey, chandler's-shop keeper, July e, at 1. THOMAS Gwen. MARANY, Long-lane, Bermondsey, shops= to a lead merchant, July 7, at 12 MART Herr, widow, Cambridge, July 7, at 11. FIRDIRICK BUSMIILL, York-road, Lambeth, late fishmonger, June 30, at 2. BEIIY EDWARD litasgsw, Chatham, chaplain to the toren', July 7, at 11. 0000.01 JOHNSON, St. Alban's, Herta, trimming manufacturer, July 7, at 11. WILLIAM Ganivcs, Stibbingtonatreet, St. Pancras, pianoforte tuner, July 7, at 11. HENRY JOHN RoRTIMIR, Grove-terrace, Brompton, cheese monger, July 7, at 11. ISAAC ARNOLD, Bhalffeet and Yarmouth, Hampshire, builder, June3o, at 1. WALTER MACLET, Ebuitlngs,'anctioneer, June 30, at 3. FaxuWelta DROSIIM, Loughton, hues, chemist, July 6, at 11. CHARLES POLLARD, Hunter-street, lirunswlck-square, commis don agent, Jull6, at 11. CHARLES GOOD, Whitetorseathenhers, Fetter-lane, commirlon agent, July 6, at it WILLIAM HARall REYNOLDS. Priscesequare, St. George's-in the-Fast, chemist's assistant, June 30, at I, MATIIIMS CNA BRT, Queen.street, Kingsland-road, woollen mer chant, July it at IS. 010101 EDWARD MOMMA, South-bank, St. John's-wood, July 6, at 12. WATSON WHITAISR, John-street, Old Kent-road, journeyman tanner, July 6, at 12. RODOLPB LOUIS Giaorn, Mark lane, merchant, July 6. at 1. GEOROI JACKSON, West liam,Pmei,Builder'r furemao,July6. at I. JoSarei Hweaurrewarre, Marlborough-road, Peckham, railway clerk. July 6, at 11. RINJAXIN RORIRT PIRIIIII9, Ladbroke-grove, Bolting hill, Ironmonger, July 6, at I. JOHN JACMON, Birmingham, gr leer, July 3, at 12. NATHANIM UORIUNCIDA, Coventry, ribbon mania., July 3, at 12. WILLIAM Enwiti PERRY, Bobbington. Staffordshire, dealer In artificial manures, July 13, at It Salon GoLbsius, Birmingham, tailor, July 13, at 12. CHARLES Zell, Nottingham. publican, July 1, nt 11, Isms 1111, Madam, Devonshire, farmer, July 1, at It Joan Bung; Truro, provision dealer, July 8, at 12. JoNATHAN Fox PILIOUILIT MAIIRRALL, Middlesborough, York shire, grocer, July!, at 11. Wituam J011E9,3047. Anglesey, July 2, at IL Wiliam( JOSHUA GRAERBROOIt, Liverpool, merchant July Oat 12. Atreus Buyer. Rochdale, Immesh., carpet dealer, June 30. at 12. TuOmas BlfirwUrrlA Rochdale. Lancashire, carpet dealer, June 30, at I!. OMMILIJUS gArrEßrnwAnit. Preston. druggist, June 29,at 11. Jam= CAMIIIO9, Bolton, Lancashire. grocer, July 1, at 11. TIOOMM PLIDIMING, Birmingham, boot maker, July 6, at 10. Joel Coons, Birmingluun L Jnly 6, at 10. JOlll WAYMAR ROBERTS, ReynoMatuos, near Swansea, school muter. July 8, at 12. WILLIAM JACOB S, Wellington, Somerseteldre, late relleviag racer, hoe 23, at 10. PDMARD TATfitRSALL, Blackburn, Innkeeper, July G. at 1. 111131111 MALIN, Coventry. watch Member, Sub , 7. at 3. WILLIAM TIMM, Tempslord, Beds, blacksmith, July 4, at 1. Joan WOutar, Great Budworth, Cheshire, cabinet maker, July 4. at 11. Tollfgaa, Ashby-de-la-Zonch, Jim 30, ea 12. e. Innkeeper, —e. • TRONA% IMAMS% Ridgeway, Derliyshire, late beer-house keeper, J . lt JOBS iiivkamb boor, Chealthredimber merchant, Jane 29. at 12. JO:MPH DIMISOR. Carlisle, clock maker, July Sl, at 11. JosRPR togima, Carlisle, innkeeper, July 91, at 11. Joan 1114411.8 twirre, Tettenhall, Steektdaltire, agricaitural engineer. July 7, at 19. Rimer DiWr, Wolverhampton, tailor. July 7, at 11 EDWARD MIRLST. Pattingham, Staffordsh., plumber July 7, at 12. THOMAS WRIUSATT, Barrington, Nottinghamshire. July 92,, at 11. fIAXORL GAIRATT, Eastwood, Notts, collier, 'air 22, at 11. WiLIJkIIAD, Leeds, cattle dealer, July 9, at 11 JogN SOY/1. Hanalei, YorimAire, late shopkeeper. Job. 9, at IfL THOMAS Llee, Leeds, tallor's cutter, July 9, at 1. Wittun gains, Behan, Staffordshire, Innkeeper, June 30, at 12. FRNDSRICW HARRISos, Birmingham, late farmer, June SO, at 12. JABS@ 12W/0 WRAORAX, Leicester, chemist, July 1, at 14. THORN Fliiitr . Clll JARVIS, Littlethorpe, Leicestershire, miller, - J4l7y , 1110 i .- - - JO/11711 ECLIOYD, lama*, Yorkshire, journeyman mechanic, July 2..40. OmmulitASlM,lll.Derehani,Norfolk,harmessaaker,July6 aril. MAW.= /011111.1014 1.141.30/4, Kingston-upon-Hull. bookseller, June 2! at It Wittrae Ikon, Jun., Landport and Portaea, beckmaker, June 80, at 11. JANIS 34221110 an. Saltines, commission agent, June 30, at 11. Many AM Dinka, widow, Mattock, Somerselohire, butcher, July 3, at 12.. lithir w r widow, Exeter, JlOl l. at 11. SAMCFIL 11104, Hugeley , Staffordshire, beerhouse keeper, July 2, U. July & WrI.I.7 4 IIOKUM ZION, Middlehaat, Yorkshire, schoolmaster, 10. JAMBI N. Alienusan.Glamorptishire, labourer, July 8, at U. HEW LIZ, Card., greengrocer, July 2, at 11. CRAPJ.IS WEIN, Marnbull, Doreetshire, baker, July 2, at 12. 'MOMS Panay Stratford , Bucks.,ectualler, Julyl7, at It TOORAB 11, Newcaltle.under.Lyme, bookseller, June 119, at 1 iilf som. WILLUn Belton Ferry, Glamorganshire, ship broker, #°b I. 11. • LABE REAMINATIONS. July 4.J. Grave', jun., Chelafield, Kent, agricultural tabourer -Judy 16. C. W. Ifellins, Lombard-street, late accountant-July 16. B. Leigh, Catherine-street. Lime/ionic-fields, beembop keeper -July 17. J. T. Fletcher, Woking, Surrey, surgeon-July 17. F. Thorpe, Bryanstoneatreet, Portnianoquare, messenger In a government office--July 16. W. Barber, Bromley, Middlesex, assistant t.c a dalryman-July 10. G. Dodd, Ledbury-read, Notting-hlll, nurseryman-July 111. H. A. Beldry, Greaa-strest, BethnalTrnen, beerbowee keeper--July 16. A. Gasket, Cable. street, Whitechamel, assistsat to a greeogrocor-July 10. O. 1. Dobbins, Albertterrace, Paddington, ironmonger-July 16. J. C. Archer, Oskley.square, banker's clerk-July 10. B. Adams, Hons. church, Easel, prdesiir-July 16. 0. Ball, Leadenhallatreet, carpenter-July 16. T. W. Evans, Peckham, carver and gilder- July 17. L. Samuels, Queen Margaret's-peva, Stoke Ne late silk agent-July S. J. Chaim, Jan.. 1441111140.,_ _ffama. wh4ll l4l l : l for agricultural works-July 16. F. Athow, Coueseeireet, Fulham-road, baker-July 16. J. Baker, Ladbrokoroad. Potato,- hill, bettor on horse races-July 16. T. B. Pinyon, Nortbiam, Mimes, farmer-July 16. G. Wilkie, Upper Whiteciremetrest, butcher-July 15. F. W. Wooldridge. Filth, Kent, butcher- July 16. C. Baynes, High Holborn, tavern keeper-July 16 T. Pllbeam, Punta-plane, Clapham-road, engineer-July 16. A. Collins, Brewer-street, Repoistreet, preparer of photographic uly 16. W. Witham d 11. Witham, George-street, M er be l Vwell, so horticultural engineers July 16. T. R. &cannon, Bowman's-place East, Helloes), coal dealer-Jul 16. R. Barney, 1 1 /118engtonaquare, Clerkenwell, Jewel case maker-July 16, D. Wasson, Rl:mouth-street, Hampstead.road, pianoforte maker- Gray,6. J. Berrett, Saimundham, Suffolk, butcher-July 18. J. Sheffield, joiner -July 21. J. Hargreaves. Woodbottom 11111, near Todmorden, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer-July 14. R. Owen, Pendleton, Lancashire, manufacturer-July 13. J. MIK Pendleton, Lancashire, Joluer-July 14. J. Richardson. High Lorton, tumberiand, farmer-July 9. J. J. Rolla, Portland, Derestahire-July 28. S. C. 'Lebanon, Oapoet. Hampshire, hair dresser-July 14. E. Riley, Bradford, near Manchester, washing powder manufacturer -July 14. L. Minion, Manchester, late pacer-July 14. T. Palmer, Manchester, beer retailer-July 16. A. Pon, Newton-heath, near Manchester, beer retailer-July 16. D. Bunting, Manchester, beerseller-July ll W. Guest, Munches• ter, cloth agent -July4. T. Parkes, Ecclealleld, Yorkshire, miller -July 22. J. Hurst Fokington, Derbyshire. Outer -July 22. M. Cook, Chesterneldjobier-July 22. 66. Romney, Dronfleld, Derby shire, blacksmith uly 10. T. !Hepworth, Wm:abridge, Shropshire, beersener -July 20. J. Tarbit, Thornley Colliery, Durham, pub lican-July 13. J. Robinson, Burton-npoo•Trent. coppersmith- July 6. R. Burton, St. Dominick, Cornwall, miller -July 8. J. Pullin, Swansea, Glainorganshire. ginger beer maker-July 8. G. Thomas, W airmen. Glamorganshire. joorueyman sawyer-July 17. B. Osborn, 'weak whitesmlth-July 9. T. Mundy, Iffley, Oxfordshire, butler of Magdalen College-July 29. o.Bummet field, =ton, Northamptonshire. publican-July DI Caroline Elizabeth Poole. Luidport, milliner-July U. J. Deglish, New castle-upon-Tym-June 30. 0. Walters, Stafford, innkeeper- July 14. R. B lac kburn, Undercllffe, Yorkshire. warehouseman -June 29. J. A. Williamson, Heigham, Norfolk, carpenter-July 10. 8. Wilson, Thetford St. Cuthbert, Norfolk, machine manufac turer-July 2. T. Wilson, Doncaster, Journeyman painter-July 17. L. Kaufman, Kingston-upon-Hull, travelling jeweller-July 9. S. Cushing, Attleboroagh, Norfolk, fanner-July 13. Elea Rowell, Stoke,sley, Yorkshee, haberdasher-July 7. J. Mitchell, Mere Hall, Unrolushire, lab .urer-July 1. J. C. Grantham, Clayworth, Nottingnanehire-July 16. J. Onnesher and W. Ormesher, Manchester, and Markley, Lancashire, silk manu facturers. DECILLEKTIONB 01 DIVIDENDS. ?Boma MON; Caledonian-road, leather seller—Pud dividend of 70., any Tharsday, at Stangeld's, Bealogitalletreet. GlOrns Emma, Is!Wean, woollen draper - gnd dividend of Sid., any Thursday, at Stanteld's, Basinghall street. Alin= Wool:Walk, Berms Cray. Kent, felt dividend of la Id. (on sew proofs), June 17, end three subse quent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghallatreet. Monis J. Wabooe, Bristol, builder—lntl dividend of 9d., any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. DIVIDENDS. June 30. W. R. Bowden. Oxford, bookseller—June 30. J. Oat way, Strand, printer—July 1. J. Cornaby, Aylesbury, Bucking hanuthite, publican—July 1. J. Shepherd, Burcoti, Buckingham shire, labourer—Julq 1. 8. Nash, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, saddle tree maker—July I. W. Barrett, Wakeneld, Yorkshire, nuneryman—July 8. 1.. Dormer, Berkeswell, Warwickshire, farmer—June 90. C. Barrett, Wrexham. Denbighshire, wine merchant—June 90. E. Rogers and B. Jones, Llangollen, Den. bighshire, plumbers—July I. W. Gorvett,Cadoxton.juxta-Huth, Glatnorganshire, farmer—July 3. J. E. Hill. Ruaholme, near Manchester, plumber—July D. Bergey, Bolton, Lancashire, cart sheet manufacturer—July I. J. Foley Bolton, Iwneashire. shkeeper—July 16. James .1 geso, Haw, and Ng. Muoto, Cambridge-road, Mile End, millwrights. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the day of meeting. July 15. J. Biros, Op. abaw, Lancashire, soap manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Bell and W. Nicholson. Croescanonby, Cumberland. grocers —A, Ward and J. Ward, Bradford. boilers—J. Kiln and E. Clark. Sidiesharn, Sussex. millers—J. J. L. Glublet anti J. Umbel. muure suicCilicie erk,eitait.. well,wa , W ees ilm tou. d jworth ing sn A'. Bhaw t Mabry' 340 1101 '!., timber Merchant—O. Hey and G. In, Onenwooa, Iluaderalleld, cloth merchants—O. Yarrow and T. Orimwood, jun., Ipswich. cement manufacturers—lL H. Ayr. and C. G. Rowan!, Eingdon-upon- Hull, brokers—l. Rant and J. Brayford, Bioxivieh, Staffordshire, coalmasten-18. Williams sod G. Haulier, Saltney, Flintehlre, millers—J. soot' and 0. W. Lyddalk Baliord.streek Strand, shirt manufacturers—H. Bellows and Mary Hallows, Outwood within Pilldngton. Lancashire, manufacturers -M. Jacobsid. Jacobs, L. Jacobs, and D. Jacobs, I.nion.street, Southwark, skin merchants, so far as regards D. Jacobe—S. Ambrose and J. Allen, Mitcham, Surrey, block cutters - Armstrong and 0. P. Armstrong, Devonslibeatreet, Hatton, grocers—T. Darke and W. S. Toms, Taunton, Somersetabire, tailors-0. Bridge, J. Hamer, and T. H. Bradbury. Stockport, doublers—J. Shaw. H. Shaw, and W. Shaw, Jun., Huddersfield, and Lockwood, near Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchants— J. Crawshaw and T. Taylor, Manchester, sewing cotton manu facturers—P. Cheadle and S. Webster, Bradford, woolstapiers 8. Kershaw and J. Rhodes, Ending, near Rochdale, atone dealers —H. Baaelow and H. C. Ream, Liven 01, ship chandlers—C. S. J. Lemon and B. Collhigham, Dingle'', Yorkshire, wonted splutters —J. 14.11 and W. Humeri, Manchester, carriers—W. Williams and L. Edwards, Hirael Bangor, Carnarvonshlre, coal merchants —C. W. Hackett, A. R. Hackett, and T. Amender, Savage gardens, Tower-bill, abipbrokers—G. J. feComble and W. K. Whaley. Addle-street, City, tie manufacturer —K. Mitchell, jun., C. Runny. W. Duncan. A. Mitchell. and Mary Mitchell (executors of the late R. Mitchell, Aberdeen, shipowner;. so far as regards their connexion with the Scottish Australbui Mining Com pany (Limited), the lion Accord Copper Mining Company (Limited , the Scottish Australian Investment Company (Limited), the Aberdeen. Leith, and Clyde Shipping Corn Pear. the Northern Agricultural Company, the Scottish Provincial Assurance Company, the Aberdeen Steam Navi gation Company, the Natal Land and Coioniaation Company (Limited", the City of Glasgow Bank, the Commercial Bank of Scotland, the Aberdeen Town and County Banking Company, the Aberdeen Market Company. and the Aberdeen Music Hall Company (Limited?—D. Weir and Co., Leith. produce brokers. HOOTCH aDQIIESTILITIONS. GEORG' EDWIN EWING, Maws, sculptor, June 30, at the Faculty HaH. 0 1 114lutr• WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Olessow, tprocer, June 24, at eta Atm ley Hall, Cilasgow. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIOZNOM (inn's ?muumuus.) THE DEBATES IN THE TURIN CHAMBER. TURIN, Joan 19. - - At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day Dr. Bertani refuted assertions relative to the disso lution of the Democratic Society at Genoa, and entered into explanations concerning the Garibal dian expedition to Sicily, and his late attempt to invade the Roman territory.—Geueral Bixio advised the interruption of relations with France, who, he said, while occupying Rome, does not pre , vent the organisation of brigandage. OUTRAGE UPON ENGLISHMEN IN SOUTH RUSSIA. A correspondent of the Levant herald writing from Odeon on the sth says :—"An outrage has just been committed on a couple of Englishmen in South Russia whicbl appeal at ODOO to you to bring to the notice of her Majesty's government and to that of the home pease and public. The facts—which it is impoesible to report in pre. SW detail, though my information aa to them is of the moat certain kind—are shortly as follows. About tau days ago a party of Cossacks proceeded to the estate of Count Branitaki, of Biatooerkieff, to effect his arrest on • charge of inearrectionarr complicity. 1 11%euglellse ewe* quietly submitted to be arrested, the party subjected him to brutal insult and violence, and half pillaged the chateau besides. Amongst the servants—nearly all of whom came in foe • share of their master's HI-treatment—wen two English gardeners, named Douglas and Cunliffa. These the ruffians seised, stripped, and nearly flogged to death, and finally dragged off with them, with their arms tied behind their backs. The poor fellows have since been thrown into prison at, my information states, Seratoff, where the count is also incarcerated. It is not pretended that the victims of this brutal outrage were in soy way im plicated in the alleged offence of their master ; but they were unprotected Englishmen, and that was enough to entail on them the savage violence I have mentioned. I know not if our local consul-general have taken any steps in their behalf ; but whether or not, the matter is one for the borne papers, and for Mr. Hennesey, or some other in dependent parliamentary friend of Poland, to make the use of it which it justifies." THE DISTRESS IIfTHI_MANUPACTURING DISTRICTS. An adjourned conference of representatives of boards of guardians relative to the exigencies of the distress in cotton manufacturing districts, was held yesterday afternoon in the Mayor'. Parlour, at the Town - ball, Man chester. There was • very bilge attendance, including gentlemen representing • large majority of all the unions in hire and Cheshire. Alin Hat WOOD, Faq., Mayor of Manchester, presided. Mr. HOLOATZ read • letter from Mr. Cobden, M.P., to the effect that he should watch the proceedings of the meeting with much interest, bet could not make it convenient to attend. He hoped a satisfactory measure would be obtained. The Rev. Mr. Prreauut (Eccles) moved the adoption of the report of the committee, which was speed to unanimously The Mayor of ROCHDALIt (Mr. Ashworth) moved the adoption of the following resolutioo :—" That inasmuch as government has introduced • bill to facilitate the execution of public works in certain manufacturing districts, As., this meeting partially approves of the principle of such bill, but considers that it will not meet the exigencies of the case. That the bill, if passed, can only come into operation where there is %local authority. That where no local authority exists the meeting is of opinion that as boards of guardians are responsible for the maintenance of the poor in the dis tricts where the act will not take effect, such boards of local =pared (m VOiatatfimabcence proveru a ent m co u m ni ro cipal iasion c enr o ught such places to be the local authority for the purposes of the act, in order that all portions of unions may be provided for and similarly dealt with. BM such bill, if passed into a law with the alteration now suggested. falls far short of the requirements of the suffering localities, as any works which CAD be devised in these localities will only afford partial employment for the thrown out of occupation, leav ing aline portion such persons still unemployed ; and the position of boards of guardians is are of very grist re sponsibility, mid calls for special aid from government, because boards of guardians mist at all times provide for and relieve existing distress and destitution." Mr. AakIWONTH spoke at some length to show that the distress would be very great in the coming winter, and that the government were bound to make adequate provision to meet it. There most be • continuance of the ltate.in•Aid Bill in some modified form. Mr. JO/1/4 Ptarr, of Oldham, seconded the motion, and said it was necessary that some extra borrowing powers should be given in the bill to boards of guardians. Mr. Romans, of Bury, thought that a clause should be inserted requiring the auditors to pus accounts when they bad been sanctioned by the boards of guardians. Sir J. KAY-SBUTTLILIVORTH reviewed the subject gene rally, and remarked in particular upon the erroneous view entertained of the distress in the cotton trade by persons at • distance. Some portions of the press contended that in • short period the prosperity of Laocashirewoold be restored. it VS.O arrange to ontrut obtivioatioo of that kind with the doom predicted by the same authority ; ihet the extinction of the cotton trade was of little importance to the national weal, that England would hardly afford it a decent funeral, and that its epitaph would be one of ignominy and forget fulness. There was still meat misconceptions as to the con fidence in the returning trade of the district. The answer was that the whole history of the cotton trade was •perti oacious triumph over obstacles and embarraas manta. Each successive crisis of invention was overcome with the ingenuity and enterprise characteristic of the district. He had confidence that even with only the present half supply of cotton the great capital, genius, and enterprise of this district would resuscitate the trade either by finding new fibres, creating new fabrics sod com binations, or usurping the trade of some neighbouring dis trict. The trade would not lie down in the ditch simply because it had this obstacle to overcome. (Applause.) But they had also confidence that the trade would be invigorated by supplies of cotton from new soon's, as well as by the resources of science and art. Hence the wisdom of those who were embarking their capital with a view to future returns. Parsing on to an anticipation of the future, Sir James gave his reasons for ex pecting great distress during the coming winter. First ' there was a limitation of the supply of the raw material ; and second, there was the limitation of price, which was not taken into account by those who were sot conversant with the subject. This limitation of price limited the market, and new fabrics came in and helped to destroy the trade. These things tended greatly to disturb the calculations of the manufacturer, and stocks had to be bald for months before the original outlay could be reaped. At present there wu • certain limitation of supply, but • temporary increase of demand. Stocks bad bad to be replenished at home and abroad ; but they could easily calculate how soon that supply would be ex hausted. From these causes the Central Executive Committee were assured that the approaching winter would witness as much distress as last winter, while it would bare to be met with diminished resources among the working classes, les sened charity, and a condition of the middle clones and small manufacturers every day becoming more perilous and more onerous to the country. This was the Mate of things that hod to be met. His impression was that it would be better to leave Mr. Villiers's bill to be considered by itself, for it was • question if tin bill provided proper machinery for the outlying districts. (Hear, bear.) It was not the object of the guardians to tied employment with wages. The law did not enable them to do that. AU that boards of guardians were enabled to do was to find the means of sustaining life, and to employ testa to determine whether the applicant, were really indigent. Mr. Villiers's bill pro lased • totally different thing ; it proposed to find employ. ment for the ablebodied with wages, instead of alms or parochial relief. No doubt the outlying districts would be considered in committee. They ought to ask for the re. newel of the Unice Relief Bill of last year, with power to enable the guardians to obtain loans for relief of the poor. After a discussion the resolution was pared by • large majority.—The meeting bad not concluded when our report was despatched. A deputation yesterday waited upon Sir Charles Wood, the Secrermy of State for lodic, is reference to a railway through Egypt with the object of considerably risorteciog the overland route to India. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORCS.—The usual weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday ; Mr. Thwaites is the chair. The Chairman announced that Mr. Baralgette, the engineer to the board, Lad nearly cons. plated the plans and sections for the embankment of the northern side of the Thames. He would be able to lay them on the table b 7 the 16th of July, and the board then could proceed to invite tenders for the work. The tenders might be returnable by the 13th of August, sa the board would not adjourn for the holidays before the 14th of that month. Mr. Cornmeal moved that the question should be referred to the Thames Embankment Committee to consider the best mode of inviting tenders for the work. Mr. D'lffanger seconded the rnotioo, which was cerried. Mr. WHITEHALL, JUNE 10.—The Queen, BS sore. Smith, the solicitor to the board, reported that the paths mentary committee had sat during three days of the present v reign of the Mast Noble Order of the Garter, has been I graciously pleased, by letttn tateLt under the Great Seal week on the bill for the new street from Blackfriars-bridge to the Moosioo.house, so d the chief opponents of the RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIII3 IN PAHLLA- lof the Order, beating date this day, to dispense with all the measure were the corporation of London, the City COM. =NT.—Yesterday a committee of the House of Lords, E ar l , „ mute . sad regulations in room to installation, of Sewers, end certain landowners. The corpora- Romoey in the chair. met to voider the merits of the fol. I sad to giant unto his Royal Highness Prince Alfred Ernest tins proposed a different plan for the street, and prayed lowing railways :—Wrexham, Mold, and Conosh's Quay that the authority for argentin the works might not be Railway ; Osweetry, Ellesmere, sad Whitchunh ; Drayton Albert, e Color Duke of Saxony, su ed Prince of Sax rg vested in the board. The committee of the House of Com. Junction ; North Staffordshire 'additional powers), Potteries ; Gotha, Knight of the said Must Noble Order, full power moos rejected the corporation's plan and prayer, and re- Junction, B recon Junction and West Midland Railways, I and authority to exercise all rights sod privileges belong. ported the preamble of the board's bill proved. The cons- taking hst into consideration the Wrexham, Mold, and lug toe Knight Companion of the said Most Noble Order mittee of the House of Commons had also reported that the ronnah's Quay, in favour of the promoters of which evi. preamble of the Southern Thames Embankment Bill had dance was adduced. In the other committees, and that of i ,in as full so ample a manner as if e of the Garter , • d h had been proved. The remainder of the business was of a L or d Redesdsle, th e him p a ssed were those for the Letter. ' been formally installed, any decree, rule, or usage to the routine character, after the disposal of which the board ad• 1 keony Railway, Southampton Port and Harbour, New Mil- contrary notwithstanding. —Guyette. Ijonned. ford Docks, Oseestry sod Newtown Railway (Mancha), ; A NEW YACHT FOB THE VICEROY or ROY'S.— Da. DE JONOH'S LICHT-BROWN COD LITER on.. Charier crow Railway. Evesham and Redditch, Shrews- I A eplendid iron steam yacht, built by Mogen. Serrno of —The unquestionable s uperiority of this oil tree ail other kinds I bury and Welctipool, sod Blackrock Improvennet. In the Blackwell, for the Viceroy of Egypt, was yesterday laued Is thus at ested by &hole Canton. Eq.. surgeon to Deers •.a.l*: Commons the case of the Wolverhampton and Brillgenorth cross liOi r rilai :—'. For severed years Mast 1 liaa i bet i i ttl u eoa o t o n . Railwoy was forwarded • stage. tir r irt c o re n itUTii it' j ef:C:Ci Li ot g is ht t - hrn " other varieties Of the I same medicine which I have also employed with a view to teat I &C I E , B Eltn c riP:re 4d. . Full beue6t of reduced duty obtained by pur- Tea ; very choice at 3c 4d. and es. as A (I y 411. Bd.), Is tin • gee 1 d meet il II I Imported. Agents in town 1 from the premises of that firm. She will be fi tted with het pp machinery by Messrs. John Pentland Co., of Greetnrich. Among the passengers by the Great Eastern, - i from New York . are Mr. Henry Bergh, secretary of the e t ted ir "4 . i i ' l i d .e 9a ll . u , Pe b r y ° DT. Y a ' e .— .l B l4 i gh o 's il e y - l e e nta, "Pe Asear uledix44 , Hartl e ; sad ". l ea ec 0 " "Ten WWII' Ail legation Th ey "f the limited. St 3 k'_at . S.t. P,eten_ 1'e, 1 14 nod Hrs. Co, Ti, Strand, Loodow, and ehetelete•--tAdmtieefeeet] peckete.—(Advertleament.) I Be rg h . are stopping a t 31aarigy s Bawl. SPORTING INTIALLIGRNOR. STOCKBRIDGE MEETING,—FszDAT. TMZ HIBILDCZ PLAIT (Handicap) Ol 60 ems., melded to • sweepslakes of 10 ion. each, 5 tit, for all ages. Bush is. Nord Ca ) bridge's Liaton (late Coup de Main), by lauoletto —Haughty, Syri, itst Mb (Thomas) 1 Mr. Morris's Indolence, *Pro, Eat 10lb (6. Mordani 2 Mr. Badmen's Confusi, 6 you, 7st 61b (ferry t Marquis of Meetings Oaretter, 2 yis, ea (Deacon t The following also ran .—Conlidence, Mrs. Trimmer. The RAILWAY Mars of 50 son (the gift of the Laudon sad South-Western Railway Company), added to • stakes of 5 sofa. each, for two-year-olds ; colts, fist7r; fillies and geldings, Sat 71b ; selling &Dominoes, te.c. ; T.Y.O. 14 subs. Mr. W. Days c by Vedette—Ameba, Nd (1•01)... • (S. Adams) 1 Mr. Itan's Dfleton, get !PPM) (Perry. 2 Mr. NI Cs Methane, 7st lllb (1001) (Judd) 3 The to rag also ran (—Aunt Judy, Belle of the Vile, sod Beeline. Tan Visfroas' PLATT (Handicap) of 100 sows. added to • Sweepstakes of 5 move. each, 2 ft., to go the toad ; one mile sod a quarter. (31 subs.) Mr. Payse's Bandage, by Midaa—gtitobettip, 4 yrs, 64 IMb (Draw) I Mr. W. Deg's Q Inpwood, 3 yrs, 684 Lb (11. Adam*. Lard Palmerston's Spencer, 6 yrs, Mt elb (tordkare) 3 Beckenham and Tippler shoran Tan Halfwit:Mr NOMIZRY Hraltiti (Free Handicap) 10 son. each, 5 ft, in cm of amptmee, with 200 for two-year-olds ; winners extra ; T. Y.O. Mr. G. Solomon's Aunt Judy, by Be. O'Toole—Sphins, IMO (PePPiel 1 Mr. W. 0. Cameo's Young Rapid. 7st ilth (Ma'am Mr. Ramey's Lady Williams, Mt lab The feliewbas Mee lea :—lsaak Waft% Medi Islalis sim b o at Ilbree. Awl", MO VMIII4 Mea•Z ho ts , l6 . .3 112 . Verbena, Pyrrha, Warwick, Dermot, Tait titrrwAßDB' PLAT 3 of 100 save., added to • sweep irtakm of 10 sown, each, 5 ft ; 3-yrwlda, 7st ; four, Set Sib ; five, Oat ; six an d aged, !ht 411 r; wee ea ' geldings allowed Bib ; certain penalties end allowances. Two miles. . . (40subs.) Mr. W. 8. Cartvrefirbis lainralar, by Leopearoo—The Bloanser, 6 yrs, At 1281 (Galva) 1 Mr. Z. Inkyl,4'6ool3n Dad, 2 yrs, Old 111 b (Don) Mr. John Day's Canary, 6 yrs, At 11 1 b ( 2 . Ulm) X Taft Garruittat's Dian of 1011 soya, added to a weer stakes of 10 aog. each ; 3.yr-olds, lOg ; four, list filb ; five and upwards, HA ; mares sad geldinp allowed !1b; certain perigee ; maiden hones allowed 71b ; gentleness den only. Two miles. ( 13 saber Mr. 8. Thelhisson's Bally Edmond,,by 2, 6 yrs, lb& Blb (Mr. 0. 8. Tbonspoul 1 Mr. H. Elllf Tromp, s Knave of Trom, 3 yrs, int Mb (Mr. Bsvlll 2 Mr. C. ennood's Land, 3 )Ts. 94 Mb (ear. 94 leb (Mr. Edwards Basins also nos. Tll2 PORTSMOUTH PLATE of 50 son., added to a Sweep. snakes of 5 seg. each ; 2-21 , 014 752 ; three, 8•2 . 10 H, ; RUMS sad geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 5001. ; If to be aold for 3001., to be glowed 61b. T. Y.C. (17 subs.) Mr. W. Day's e by Vedetts—&9n Pens, I yrs, 813 Mb (3001.) (8. Adams) 1 Mr. Orevilk's Verdirre, 2 Vs, OR Ob(8001.) (J Orfseshaw ) 2 Mandsof Hastings's Redcap, 2 yrs . , astfilh (POOL) (Deacon) Dr. !c.i; A fiwzmwraiits4 6 sofaseeh,Trith 30 added ; 2-yr olds, 7st 71b ; three, 841llb ; four, 21b ; five and up wards, M. 51b ; mares sad geldings allowed 31b ; selling La. Half a mUe. - subs.) Mr. Besnelerk's Southport. I T , s. Mt filb (OM .. (Nannies) 1 Yr. J. B. Starky's Princess Voccaal, 3 yrs. Id Mb (11100 (11. °Anibal") 2 Mr. Brsyky's Surbition Hill, 4 yrs, 8,321 b (SP (A. Cowley) I The lc:Bowing 'Lorain : Carlsson Mn. Trimmer. TBB WESTMOPILUID PLATS of 50 SOTS., elided to a Eimer stakes of 10 sore. each ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 41b ; four, Bst 7lb five, Bst 121 b ; six and sgek 9st 21b ; mares sad geldings allowed 3lb ; wiriness extra ; osetida allovracoes. New mile. (8 subs). Mr. Bwile's Backentuun, by Voltigetr, dam by Ithurlel, qrs. 84 GosterJ w.O. _ _ BETTING AFTER THE RACES. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 7 to 1 eget Polyuaw (t) 7 to 1 On (t) 100 to 12 Dubliner (t) 11 to 1 Brighton (t) 100 to 7 The Kook (t) 100 to 6 Adventurer (t) 100 to 6 Doefoot (t) 20 to 1 Brilliant (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 eget Bloodie (off) 12 to 1 Anfield (t) ST. LEGER. 4to 1 apt The Romer (off) 7 W 1 Lord Clildes (t) 10 to 1 Sawharometee (t) THE DERBY. 1000 to 30 pt Barsgh (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 11 to 2 sot Polynesia (off) 6 to 1 Caller Ou (uff) Bto 1 Brighton (off) 12 to 1 C.arbiuser (t) 12 to 1 Adventurer (t) 12 to 1 Doefoot (off) 14 to 1 Stanton (t) 16 to 1 Lothians' King (t) CRICKET. Sues= COUNTY V. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. ••• Owing to rain yesterday morning, this match at the Surrey Ground, Keonington-oval, war. not resumed till 2 o'clock, when the two " not outs" of the previous evening, the lion. T. de Grey and the Hon. C. G. Lytteltoo, again took possession of the wickets. The total of the Univenity innings was 311, being 193 ahead of Surrey. who entered on their second innings ; and when "time" we called the score stood as follows :—.Surrey, first innings, 117; second innings, 19—total, 136. Cambridge University, first Innings, 311. The match will be continued this morning. Outings= or Homes v. Clerrrtimue pr P ILTSaint,— This contest took place it Brlgttoe be Monday and Tues day, and ended in a very onesided manner, Sussex winning in one innings, with 292 runs over. Score :—Wiltshire, 81 and 76—total, 157 ; Sussex, 449. On the part of Sussex, Mr. S. A. Leigh marked 162 ; Mr. C. H. Smith, 71 • Mr. C. Horwood. 57 ; Mr. E. B. Fawcett, 41 ; and Mr. Hale, 28. TB! Two UNIVERSMES.-0/croan v. CAMBRIDGE—This match is likely to prove very attractive. It will be eorn monad on Monday at Lord's Ground, and the list of sides is as follows :— Un iversity of Oxford—Messrs H. E. Bull, E. T. Danbeny, F. It. Evans, T. P. Gamier, F. G. liege, J. W. Hayg W right, of It. A. Mitchell, A. S. Teape, B. D. Walker, F. • W. and C. Watson. University Cambridge —Hon. C. G. Lyttelton, Hoe. T. de Grey, Messrs. C. Booth, B. D. Balfour, T. Collies, A. W. Daniel, G. F. Helm, H. M. Marshall, H. M. Bowden, G. F. Tuck, and C. Wideman. NAVAL AND MILITARY. 'ADMIRALTY, JUNE 19.—APPOINTMENTS. AA @West Paymaster F. W. S. Possotby, to the Aboukir. Clerk E. H. Key. to the Recess. Mr. A. W. Rogem has bees nommatel to a naval cadet• PORTSMOUTH, Jot! 19. The Royal Oak, 32, iron acrew frigate, Captain F. A. Campbell, arrived at Bpithead this afternoon, having on board his Grace the Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Admiralty; Vice•Admirul the lion. Sir F. W. Grey, K.C.8., and Rear. Admiral Charles Frederick, accompanied by Rear. Admiral Robert Spencer Robinson, Controller of the Navy, Their lordship' Isioird at the dockyard in the Royal Oak's boats, and returned to London. WOOLWICH, Jose 19. The Prince of Wake has intimated his inability to accept the invitation to be present at the banquet which will be given on Wednesday belt by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and the officers of the Royal Artillery, at their mess-room. Woolwieb. The guests will comprises number of her Majesty's ministers, and other dis tinguished persons. A grand review sad sham fight, in which the whole or the troops in garrison, with the addition of a detachment of the guards, will take part, will be held during the afternoon.