The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-18 00:00:00

`/ :Z 1 !f exprts% 3, .0 . ‘"" Zr • • - ej ,LX:3 No. 5,285.1 k I,CrT CA Direct, with immediate deßpatch, C,! I i 0.1 •,ailing clipper ship coPENIIAGEN, A l .t• .t.. :e.t.a., r. J. R. IlittliiN, Ctimman.ler : ltitiling .; 11 :. 1 is., k• Has ntatittiticent enton ace.trurnoclation. , . • treed • . r e ....se apply to (IELLATLY, RAN KEY, sad .. .,1, 0.1. - 10.0,11111.411484/eCL • • BOWAN' Direct, the magnificent new clipper- A I for 20 years in the Liver .... ,nr- tcr. - i n.k. 1.061 torn newer, JOHN COOPER, I...viing in the End Ind, Docks. This splendid - • s Laird limtherv..d Birkenhead, having cargo eneweed. will have very quick despatch. . ,0,1 REID. 12. Kno William•street or to 11.1 A KEY, and SEWELL, 27, LculenhalLetreet. -- • •- 110StIK t I and WAMPOA (with immediate .i.spat. l . C eri,e fastAailing cliporr barque CONFLICT, re en.ter. 3. M. WAIT, Commander; loading ;the Lwt Ind r Iswks. Apply to v lin. DECcr A • • ADORE, 9, !: C. sr 1.6 ELLATLF, RANEE)", end SEWELL, Dwiruhvil smwt, E.C. 11:1ANGHAE Direct (to rail the, July), the er l e nli.l clipper ship VICTORT , A 1 13 y ears, 5n5 tons oN AKO “ IN, Cominsinier : leading in the East hocks Th. I wautifiti sestet, j ast returned from Wharnpos, •tro,li ret,n , m , tided to shippers of line ass - ult.—For freight to liEv ITT and MOORE, P. Billiterstreet or •.7.':iLLVILY, HANK Eli. and NEWELL, 27, je,,,jeuhaai..titek 1, poRT PIiILLIP Direct (toeaß ou the 25th j „ iy• tut shipping .23111 the well-known, fast walling t ,CtROLIN E ELIZA Hirt 11, A 1, SO tons register. WOOLLAN. Cot...sutler; loading In the London „g—Appit to DEA 1 . 1:T .andItOURF. 9, 11111teestreet, 6 t• it ELLA ,11 AN 1.1. , 1, and REV. ELL, 3.0. 27, Leadenhall C.C. FoR POUT lillireot (to follow the c A ujawe, with quirt despateh', the superior dirt cans ip BERARIia, ions per register, lying in the East India hat every oolis n ience for a limited number of chief cabin and unrivalled accommodation in her magnificent sees decks for second and third class passengers. —Fortreight Apply to GREI.N, ROBINSON, sad Co., cd Fenchurch wet D • OUGLA Isle of Man.—Hie Grace. Vie Duke of AthoU's late residence. the CASTLE MONA HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE. The patronage of families and tourists is solicited for this unrivalled and economical establishment. See Bradshaw." Tariff and list of furnished houses on receipt of ro stamps. B ____ ,• BLACKBALL PASSENGER LINE of two stamps. CLIPPER PACK grs for AUSTRALIA from Loadoo direct. P ARIS—GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. — l. - ort. I SUP- Tot:image. Docks. Le rtalL Natablished In 11166.—flituated in the mess eeutral part of ----- Ifelloulle • -Fev uou t ilt • ' 1,000 F. ludis 1 Jul y 15 Bedrooms at from Sto 200r.-60 Sitting-rooms at from 4to geliosrie ...Trebolgan 2,600 IL India i August ES 20f2.—a riehlydeeorated Dining Saloon—Table rEllite at six ;deer . ... 'Neville ~lse .. , Cela•no 3 ,,,,,,ju1d ..;Fiery "tar . TAO & India . July 30 apartments -Reading and Conversation Saloons ; also Saloons for geltome .. !Team ought. gsoo lndia Marx ..ITeholgan 2,600 K India to . INetulle :pix gessaland ,Fiery ' , tar 2,500 E. India -Itlicelebesled line of packets haws, by their punctuality and NH pusses*, earned a world known repatntion, and their pia nos secommtubstinn is unsurpassed by any vowels anoat.—For o rtkules respecting freight or purge to Australia apply to ISLES BAINES and Co., Liverpool; all Agents for the Black 111 Line: and T. U. MACKAY. awl Clo., 1, Leadentudlstreat, :soma LC. • latablialled In 11166.—Sltuated in the mess eentral part of Paris, Rue de Riff:ilk and Place du Trials Royal —oil hundred Bedrooms at from S to POD. - 60 Sitting-rooms at from 4 to richly-decorated Dining Saloon—Table Elliott at six o'clock—Public Coff re aud Dining Rooms Choice Wines Dineen served k la carte both in the dining rooms and the private apartments -Reading and Conversation Saloons ; alio Saloons for Musical, Wedding, and other parties—all Newnsapen and Seffal Publications received—Divans, Coffee. Smoking, and Billiard Boorm—numerous Bath rooms—Certiam on the premises - &st etson Private Equipages at eommand—thmibuses running to all the railway stations—Postal Letter-box—Telegraph office day and eight—Photographic studio—a Miff oi Servants speaking all AGNRY. WIGRAM and SONS' le: 8 1 134 Blacicy i &rd. e* LINE of JPACIChT SHIPS to rZU.,_-- or MELBOr Port MEM, DlrecW e o leave tbe on rti sy, minuet°, Caning at Plymouth, splen did sew clipper p 1,100 tons, J. S. A WOOD, famaldm UMW In the East ladle Dicks. Her secomma haw for di C l . OO Of Paiellarfri are unsurpassed, and she en wry au vxrenosd $1111,00.—/or freight or to NoISOD,RFPORT. and 11OROAN, 'lab 51 =TAU SIMIAN bad SONS, 1, readentudtaireet. Passengers by fhb he of pasta am conveyed from Paddington te Plymouth first fermaandiass Um. nab second °lassies thirlass fares. mazial KAMM REDUCED TOr FITE GUINEAS (CS Ss.) . UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. THPLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and HILADELPHIA SYKASLSHIP °MEANT intend des pising ihetr tall-powered Clydebtint,Tron Resew Stesm.Shipa. oil* at Queenstown to embark penmen and despatches, as Woes: FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF M A NCIIKATER, Welnert'', Jnly It CITY OP CORK. Friday, July 24. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wedneedly, July MI. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesdny, August S. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Minimums IS, 17. and 21 guineas, according to the ammo acdstlon. Forward passim. 5 guineas, including an provisions naked. Passengers for Canada the United States, and British Colombia, booked throusii on va i tr l v i an i = torma —Foe il k a rtb e:Lirer;ool 'g rar a C i cAlrand MACEi, 414 . Kin t :WI r ls t 7n: MM. City. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAK-BUYS, appointed by the Achniraity to sad Between LIVERPOOL and NSW YORK, and between LIVER POOLand BCGTON, with liberty to call at Malibu or other porta le Lad and receive malls, gooda, and asmosera the Beech itdps WWI at Halifax to land and receive tamwengen and Ir MajestyMajestya mail& The following or other vessels are ap pointed to sail Don Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the - ARABIA. for BORTOR, Petunia. hay W. CHINA, for NSW YORK, Saturday, August 1. • Tata passengers and moods for Nana and 111,11.115, to be Passferrvi at New York on board the Conics. ASIA, fur fakiTON, -aturlay, August S. how roomy, including etewardh fee and provisions, but wttkoat whirs or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, ID , .swoond cabin, Al& To New York, chief cabin. CBS: wend cabin, £l& Freight to Halifax, Beaton, and New Y,wk, cr dssiimt, , t and per cent. prima-le.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old London . J. M. Coale, - Havre, and IL Place de la Bowes, Parts ;O. and J. Darns, Ruchananotroet, Glasgow D. and C. Wirer, Queenstown or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water **, Liverpool. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS decested the undermentioned Algaelass steamer.. Far ROTTERDAM and the RHINE., the BATARIER, trout W. British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping. every Sunday, at 11 am. lams : LS 2‘.. El 10e., and 17a. ed. Ratan tickets, aMe and a half. The EYENGORD, Thursday morning early. ban WI the Tower. Fare CI. lea BRIMIN, the Sell WALBE, July 23, at 11 am., from es, el snA 10,. Par WTMI !BURG, the LONDON July 2.A, from Hoeselydowtt. Pine, MI , Pe, and ea. To be followed by the GUSTAF WASA. For COPENHAOVN and STOCKHOLM. the NXWBILII, about Jary Us Pares, PS ta. and Li 4s. hetreight, pima% tee., apply at Maples's Universal Moe, Belleabeirenkir lln tce to P IPPIS. °LAVES, and PHILLIPP 11.1sodAsno. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. Incorporated by Royml Charter, I. No. 4, Threatlneedleatreet. Loudon, lath July. 1813. The Court of Director. LIERRRY GIVE NOTICE that the RALY-YEARLY MEETING of the Proprietors will be held at the Mice of the Corporation, No. 4, Threadneedle-street, on NON DAY, the Mb August, at I o'clock precisely. Ey order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. AEINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is aalveseaily to high repute for Its unprecedented success during Ws bat 40 yean in promoting the growth, restoring, end Wiwi'. fling We human haw. It prevents hair from falling of or tune * grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from mud and Seadrift, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glumly. For children It in especially recommended, u forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. Is all climates it alike displays its In comparabis molts, and has long been an established favorolte lie lodla Aloe Sa dJ , 75., l•s„ 041., equal to four small, and 21s, per Sold at 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and per -Ask tot Rowlands' Macamar OIL (I,IIICY HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT volt POMADE will change grey hair to the original colour, darken red or light hall. prevent Ha falling off, and greatly tia ras Its appearance. Price la. ed., 2a. 61. and ne. , aunty% porn 14 stomps.—Depot, 62, Gower-street, Bedford-square, and all cherdsla and perfnmers. Caution.—There are Partition imitation@ of this article, therefore mg for "Cleveland's Walnut Pomade.' liaiabilsbed 1845. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.' Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVHR TILLS, prepared with out soy Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, wiD be found invaluable to ell who suffer tr.ol bilious and liver com plaints, Indigestion, wind, spawns, giddiness, Mahler of the wee, ha Per habitual costiveness, as • family aperient medicine, and ma e purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild la their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, remote dleeettne, and strengthen the whole nervous system. Sold by W. Lambert, 8, Bing William-et., Charing-ernes, and lry wet draipefets, tti boxes, Is. lid. and Sc. 901. Be sure to ask far Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are • square pus package, with Miriam lanthert• engraved on the steam, GONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and all dheases of the throat and lungs, which have hitherto baffled skilful physician. under the old practice, can be CUBED by COLD IF.DICATF.I.O INHALATION. The under lined has recently arrived from America. where It Is meccas billy practised. for the pnrpolie of Introducing this new treat ment. AU who Sr. afflicted with any of the above complaints an limited to call. No charge for etlice examinationa or con adtatkm. Examination at patient's residence one guinea. Office hears 9to 12 a.m. and 2to 5 Rm. Mitunia)s reserved for the poAr without charge for advice. Patients at a distance treated . 0 7 letter, by forwarding full particulars, symptoms. Ac. En- MrXed tonsils cured without cutting.—Address Dr. JOHN bIeDONALD, 6, Tatinton-plaee, Park-road, Regent's-park, Leaders. DIIINEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA , has bees, during twenty-five year., hstfealty creed by the ei,rileal profession, an 4 unomWtry secepted by me blic, la the but remedy for &cent, of the stomach, headache, gout, and indirrbstion, and as • nold ape "®t..... for delicate constitutions, &owe especially for bales sag conceal. ft to prepared, to a state of perfect parity sod 01 Worm itraarth, by DINNKPORD and Co., 171, Weer Bond fl. LRAM ; sad meld by all respecleble chemist' through. Bond " Mewed. THE IN VIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. • : r be most scientifically prepared and most powerful natal ever introdeced : restores to their normal condition an lbs secretions, on ths Integrity of which led eat health de aaWis ft a specific for delight, of all Muds, and from its now '4IL ,„ fit. amour other Ingredleate, pepsine and phosphate of sods. j,ZPme highly beneficial S. the nervous and dyspeptic.— Per bottle, or Mar guantities in one for th Sole errs Batimgarten and Co., MO, Oslard-street. leadeuhaltelreek IGc.. UMW& LIINDLATER and COMPANY, 1 WINE, SPIRIT, STOUT, and ALE MERCHANTS, beg !leave •respectfully W Inform their friends and the subtle that they have OPENED AN ESTABLISHMENT for the South Western District, At No. 20. SLOANE-STREET, S.W., Where business will be ren•incted . o! : 111.1 , 2 . am system and term —.— se at their old eetablished houe•ei, COVENT-GARDEN and IAiNDON-lIRIDGR Prices current free by poet On application, roe-street. &W., London, July 9, 1961 STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit gerchants, beg to inform their friends and the public that they have taken r. George Stevens into partnership, and that for the ni ure their bugness will be conducted under the Sion of STEVLSS and SONS. Stevens and Son cannot rrtrain from availing themselves of the opportunity afforded In making the above announoement to offer their best thanks for the liberal amount of patronage extended to them throusli a petted of nearly half a century, a continuance of which they trust will be accorded to their new Sm.—nesse olmerve, the address sow ia STEVENS and SONS, 7S, ilishorogatiostrest Within. Air ARS HALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. ILL "Equal to the finest Cognac."—Dr. Ewell and Professor Way.—Of all retailers 3. ed. per bottle, attended, labelled, and cork branded J. G. Marshall, "tole Consignee " One dozen Case, 424. hallway carnage Depot, 114, Aldersgate-street,E.C. ALLSOPP'S ALE sod GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. BIGGS and Co., sole contractors tot Bottled Beer to the International Exhibition, Agents for Samuel Allaopp and bon's India Pale Ale and Burton AK and Guinness. Sou, and Co.'s Extra Mont, Importers of Wines and apirits.--Oftices sad Stores, the Royal Exchange, E.C.—The trade supplied oa liberal terms for cash. fIARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invention, so admirably contrived that a Mil bat*, as well as asaller ceska may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Ito action la so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by se possibility can be disturbed. Price 9a., Ig.. 14a, to suit 4s, ia and 18 gallon maks. - • • BARLOW'S SELF-ACTIN& SYPHON TAP. No tent- pnr monied. No more flat beer or sour wine. Price 40. ; ditto, electroplated, Ile.— pply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee. 14, King William-street, Manaloe•honee. flee that Ma name and address are on every article; all othersare opinions imitation Engravings gratis. Established 18t0. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAIJOH and SON. $ and a GOODOMTREET. W. BROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT nHAIRS and COMERS, Barrack Punitive. 'hunks. Portman teaus. its.-104 Piccadilly. CatillOSCUeS :M. BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES Mize Medal, International Exhibition, 1882) roast meat In [root of the fire without interruption to the action of the oven., hot-plate, boiler, de. The ovens are well-ventilated, and perfect either as roasters or for the baking of bread or pastry. For efficiency, economy, ventilation, and cure of pointy chimneys, Woe ranges are unequalled. They are of all size, and prices ; and the large ones, fitted with hatband steam apparatus, dc., form the most complete appointment for large establish manta-81, gishopegatestreet DAvows BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, Is. 4d. and Is. Bd. ; fine British was, in. id_ transparent was, Is. ed.: Belmont was end sperm, le. ; German wax, is. ; botanic was, Is.. palace parafilne. Is. eld.: compo site, lid., fld., and the bad. lOid.. metallic for Palmer's lamps, ; magnums, Yd.: moulds, Tit , Calm oil, Se. per gallon: yellow soap, 361., Ms., 445., sad Ms. per 11211 m .: mottled, 48a. ; old brown Windsor, In. 94. per packet; common brown Windsor, ; white Windsor, ls. 4d. ; honey, le. td. ; glycerine and almond, la par bar—tor cash, at M. P. DAPIEB and SONS' aid established wan Soule. St. Sl Martin'ihiano, Marin-Male Louden. W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BRooDrs, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re garding the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the inte rests of the fair trader and the übli will be alike protected h 7 the wide circulation of knowledge o this subject. Gold being gelded hate 24 parts or oanos, it follows that geld of 16 carsta fine. In 118 austa..n ok iii ante .. ,111 11 1 worth .. 4 114 17 carats.. 3 2 6 carats . 1 3 per =tee./..4 16 emu.. $I n 7 carats . . 1 4 ± IS mats.. 4 1 6 16 carats.. 2 1 1 6 carats .. 1 1 ti estate (British 14 carats.. 2 6) 5 carats .. 017 standard) 317 101 13 ovals.. 1 0 4 carats .. 014 ± 11 carats.. 314 4 112 carats.. 2 54 3 carats .. 010 l 10 carats.. 3 10 9; llesrate.. 1 1 1 2 orate..c 0 7 19carats.. 3 7 S 10 carats.. 115 44 1 carat ... 0 $ I Manufactory, us. naorteuromet, Covent-garden, W.C.. Londo Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. Thi± establishment In closed at 6 In the evening, and en Saturday. at one ceedock HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, at the Proprietors' NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 66 and 67, OZFORD37gBLT. BOYS' ETON, HARROW, and RUGBY SUITS, In choke and wellndapted designs. Va. to Sta. BOYS' SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Tromere of different materiel to the Jacket and Vett, fla. to 65e. BOYS' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTING RULES, and In ell seasonable patterns, 10e. Ed. to les. nd. B°l-13' BUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. Mach admired for 'avantMy of Style. 16e. Od. to M. BOYS' SUMMER-SEASON JACKETS, for School oe General Wear, at pleasure. 10e. 6d., 16e. 43(1., and We. HYAM and Co., Nand 67, OXFORD-STREET ; 21, 2 , and 23, tiEd-STEKEI, 13112311NG111A51, and 4?, BKIGGATE, LEEDS. TROUSERS. — HAMILTON and KIMPTON beg to intortn the public that the Nt..W (WOW for the present season are now ready. and pentlemen who do not mind pn.shig • falr price, can depend on thii nest materials. 105. Strand (opposite Exeter Halt). CAUTION.—WARREIC, RUSSELL, and Co., late of Ilk Strand, Blacking. Ink, and Dye Msnufscturers. CAUTION the PC 111.1 C against romans trading under similar names, and professing to be connected with thorn, or their late ostabilahutent at 10, Strand, their only mnnufartory being • OILNT 1 WORKS, 1101NT-STILYIT, VINCENTSQUASIN WESMINSTER. ILIT. RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALIB, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQUET, ta. ed. each. The Caroolette Fan, delight fully narfnmed, from Su ed. a specimen by post for 50 stamp& ygg turglahunented Charm, an Memo% Golden ornament for Dr watch chain, Is. : by Post for it slamPu—R RIRMILLy pa' tumor, 96, Strand. and 24, CornhUL Now reedy, Bee. 148 pages, peke 16. , , HE CHRISTIANS in TURKE Y. By the W. DibroN, M A , Author of •• Beryls sat the servims," ee. Lawton: sea Daley, et. ltwkikt.M. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of ENiILAN D. SHOW of CATTLE, HO itsES, sIIEEP, PIGS, and AG MCI' LT( RAL Id PI.EIIENTS, AT WORCEs ' ER. /Cattle and Implement Yards open from Eight a.m., at which hour the .. , Judges will commence inspecting 1 the Live Stock and making their Awards. Admission, 10s. ( The Ueneral Show of Cattle, Horses, •TCRsDAY. July 21 ... Sheep. rigs, and implements open 'WEDNESDAY, July 22.) from Six um. till Six p.m. Admls l. sion, 2s. Mi. ' Public Worki gof Steam Cultivators on Land, In the neighbourhood of the show Yard. CRACOW, Jeer 17. THURSDAY, July 23 .. Sheep. Pig., and implements open - The General Show of Cattle, hones, I Th e i nsurrec ti on i s ass uming formidable dimen- FICI DAY, July 24.. .... from six a.m. till Six p.m. Admis. alone in the palatinate of Lublin. Seven detach -1 el oa . Is. men By the regulatio . is of the Sod, ty all persons admitted Into the -- - -tS composed entirely of peasants, form part of / Show Yard or other pl ices in the temporary occupation of the the iusurrecLionary foroea. Society during the meeting shall be subject to the rules, orders, and regulations of the CounciL—By order of the Council, ! The insurgent cavalry, under the command of IL BALL DARE, Secretary. ! 12, llanoverequare, London, W. T IC •ed a victory over the Russians 1 aczanows 1, gain near Kulno, on the 13th inst. A Russian colonel was killed during the engagement. The mounted chasseurs commanded by Par czewaki defeated a body of Russian hussars on the 10th inst. (1110111111 TILEGRAMB.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEMBERG, JULY 16. MONDAY, July 30 The Naro&ttea Gazette reports the spread of the insurrection to the district of Kowno, occasioned by the entrance of an insurgent corps commanded by Trangott. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WANSTEAD. NOTICE OF REMOVAL In consequence of the Immediate Ezterunon of the London. Chatham. and Dover Railway across Ludgate-hill, the committee have heel compelled to REMOVE their OFFICES to 105. FLEET STREET, wham, from this date, all communtcallons are to be addroseed.—By order of the Committee. May 5, INS HENRY W. OREEN. Secretary. MADAME TUSSAUD'S HISTORICAL GALLERY-27 years at the Buaar. Raker-street. —COS TIN RATION of EARLY ENGLISH KI NO4 and QUEENS. la appropriate eanumes (studied from ancient nianuscrfpta —Ed ward 111., gamin Philippa, and Edward the Black Prins, in a magnilkent salt at armour. br °maser. of Earts,. which has AGM& the highest encominnsa Open from It in we morning till 10 at night. Admission la extra room, 6d. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JOLT 17. The Nordckutsehe Zeitung of to-day states that it has received information that Herr von Bismarck will arrive at Gastein at the beginning of next week. The Neue Preidrisehe (Keene) Zeitung of this evenfo r ipublishes aletter ftoni Vienna of the 16th, which hays : "No member of any other sovereign family will participate in the interviews between the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia at Gaatein, nor will any Austrian ministers be present." THE AUSTRIAN FINANCIAL STATEMENT. VIENNA, JULY 17. In to•day'e sitting of the Lower House of the Council of the Empire the Finance Minister made his statement for 18t4. The savings in the War Department are calcu lated at about 700,000 florins. The minister pro mises shortly to introduce a bill for the regulation of the direct rates and taxes, The balance of ordi nary revenue over ordinary expenditure is stated at upwards of 9,000,000 florins. The deficit occa sioned by the extraordinary outlay of 50 million florins is propoised to be met by payments falling due, by a new tax, and by the public credit. The deficit isof an extraordinary character, because the budget now brought forward is for 14 mouths, occasioned by the transition from the financial to the solar year, also in consequence of the repayment of the instalments due by the state to the bank, and of the interest of the loan falling due. The minister farther states that to relieve the distress prevailing in Hungary, the Emperor has consented to grant au advance of two million florins from the treasury, and promises further assistance required. The Vienna papers publish intelligence from Caw.; in Moldavia, dated the 15th, stating that on the 13th a band of 200 Poles passed the Danube near Tultscha, towards Belgrade. An order from Bucharest for their return was disregarded. A body of Wallachian troops pursued and gave the Poles battle upon the 14th. Both sides suffered severely, but the Poles continued their march towards the Russian frontier. FRANCE. St ETIENNE, JULY 17. The journal Cotirrier de Saint-Etienne, prosecuted for an offence against the press law, has been acquitted, after a magnificent speech in its defence by M. Ernest Picard. GREECE. Letters received here from Athens to the 10th inst. state that agitation continued iu that city. Many persons were emigrating. The democratic party demanded the disbanding of the army. VIE DANLTBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. PARIS, Jour 17. The Paris papers of this evening publish the following telegram, dated Bucharest, July 17 : "An engagement took place on the 15th instant on the Bessarabian frontier, between the Roumsins and a detachment of Polish insurgents who had arrived from Turkey." SPAIN. The Countess Montijo will set out for Paris to morrow. The Duke of Moutpensier has arrived here. ... VIGO. JULY 16. The packet from Havannah has arrived here. OPENING OF THE SCHLESWIG ESTATES. COPENHAGEN, JULY 17. The Assembly of the Schleswig Estates was opened to-day. The Danish Royal Commissioner, as temporary president, refused to accept a vote by which th e majority wished to excludes member of the Danish patty. Twentpiour German deputies resigned their seats, and the Assembly was adjourned as incompetent to oome to a resolution. DESPATCH OF THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MnlLL—The Royal Mall Compan , ,'s steamship Shannon, Ciptain Abbott, sailed from Southampton yesterday, at 3 p.m., with the fortnightly mails for the British and Foreign West ladies, the Pacific, California, and Central America. She took out 45 passengers. The Shannon takes on freight, Enalish jewellery, value 1,4908. ; French jewellery, value 5,666/. ; British silver coin, 2001. ; with a general cargo of French and English merchandile. ADMIRALTY ' JULY 17.—APPOINTMENTE—Se cond Masters—S. M. Spry, to the Dasher ;H. D. Short; to the Wye ; A. ki. Otter, to the Iteeiatauce ; W. Horn, to the Medusa. _ _ ------ DISTRIRIITION Of NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Notice attended. The sereTces of kr. Kenn; , dy, the Scottish is given in hut night's Gazette, the.; the distribution of the vocalist, had likewise been wonted, and in order apps- tonnage bounty of the slave dhow, " name unknown," reotly that the tastes of all, high or low, might be coo. captured on the 18th December, 1859, by her Majesty's sultel in musical matters, a band of Ethiopian serenaders — ship Lyre, will commence on Thursday, the 23rd instant, not the ordinary sooty fictions, but, as ass stated, reel men in the Prisa Branch of the Department of the Accountant- of colour, with their woolly certificates of birth about them. General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house. The were brought specially from town. At the ekes of the following are the shares due to an individual in the sevenl festivities, which were prolonged till just 12 o'clock, Lord clams° :—Fliia &hare, 21. 13e. 7d. ; commander, 61. 12a. ; El c ho made a short address to the assembly, reminding third clam, M. Is. bd. ; fourth clams. it 9a. 3d. • fifth clans, them of the object, with which the prize meeting at Willi 16s. 3d. ; sixth clue, 14s. Bd. ; seventh claaa , 9e. 9d. • bledon was uodertekeo, of it, mein features, and of it, eighth cl a ss, 4s. 10d. ; ninth class, 3e. 3d. ; tenth chum: gratifying success. The proceedings were brought to a close Is. Td. A similar notice is given with regard to the tonnage with the National Anthem, sung by the company in full basicity and balance of proceeds of a slave barque, supposed chorus. The band of the G division of polio*, raised by to be the Esperanza, captured by her Majesty's ship Lyra. inspector Bryant, less in attendance. on the Bth of August. 1860. The following are the shares due to an _individual in the several clues! fi'lait share, THE REVIEW TO-DAY. 1231. 17s. 6d. ; coninutuder, 224/. d r. 2d . ; thi r d ch., 1024 I The Secretary 018tateiorWarhss appointed the follow 19e. sd. ; fourth class, 561. 3s. 11d. ; fi fth clue, 361. 15.. 6d .. ' leg officers to command brinsdes at the review at Wimhle sixth claw , 331. 2.1. ;seventh class, T.. 1 L. 5a- i bth ' • -- -- i'' it-,..-, d os this day, July 18 s—Lieut.-Odonele Lord Colville, class, 111. (h. Bd. ; ninth class, 71. 7s. ld. ; tomtit c Viscount Ranslagh Lord Bich°, Earl Grosvenor, W. B. 71. 13s. 6 d. Brewster, Lord Radatock, Marquis of Douegall, T. K. Biggs. MAIM Iros CUBA AND MEXICO, BY FRBNCE I . . .. Pariter.—On the let August next, and thenceforward. the rates of postage upon letters addressed to Cube and Mrsico intended to be forwarded by the French mail packets leavioi HOSPITAL 701 TUC CORE or STONE, MOLT Si. ?health oe the 16th of web month, will be awurcttat LeARTLEBONIC-OTIZET.—The annual festival oa behalf of to those upon letters for Cuba nod Mexico when mot by the foods of this charit will, under the presidency of Lord WWI Packet, :—Nee exceeding ox . r. • above oz. Campbell, be held it tie Freeinseone'-ball, on Wednesday and not exceeding I es., 2s. • above 1 oar and , not Melding DOA 22nd last. 14 or., 3s. ; above on. .4 not exceeding 2 as.., es. ; for Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by par each additional or., Is. The postage must, In all Wee, be ' ,hying riomirean's Pure Tea; very choice at te. rd. and es. paid in advance, or the letters cannot be forwarded.—By NOM dtnodard 'at Os. ed. (formerly 4. ed.). is the stroegest 0003311eDd of the Postmaster-General, HOWLAND RILL, I and most delt.true imported. Agouti In 000f7 town supply le Secretary. in packets. -(Advertleetnent.) MADRID, Jour 17. Points. .. as .. 64 .. 63 .. 63 .. 29 .. 29 .. 89 3$ .. 38 PARIS, JOLT 17. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE MEETING. The annual prize meeting of the National Rifle Association, which is year by year increaaing in importance, was brought to a close yesterday with considerable Mae. The weather was all that could be desired, and there Ina a good attendance of spectators to witness the conclusion of the international match. The band of the Honourable Artillery Company was present throughout the day, and much enli►eaed the proceedings by their frequent and excel lent performance*. At the 1,000 yards range, Lieutenant. Colonel lialford made a total score of 43 marks, which com prised three bulls'-eyes, Dine centres, two oaten, and one miss. Although Sergeant Smith, in bin total score at this range, was two behind Colonel Halford, he made six balls'. eyes, five centres, one outer, and unfortunately mimed three times. Meanie Heaton and Rowland each made 40 marks. At the esme range, 1,000 yards, Scotland's representatives did not make collectivelly or individu►lly such high total ICONS as the England men did. Captain H. Rosa headed the list with 41 marks. His fiat shot was a ricochet, th next a bull's-eye, followed by two centres, an outer; then another bull's-eye, five *entree, two bulbe.eyes, one outer. and a miss. England had finished her part in the match at noon, but it was nearly five o'clock in the evening before Scotland found that at the three ranges she had made a total score of 999 marks. England's total wore was 1,082. England, therefore, is the winner of the Echo challenge shield for 1863, with a grand total score of 83 marks, • result which on all sides must be looked upon sa very mile. factory. The following are the scores made by both aides at the 1,000 yards range ,000 Total at the 1740L0N1 . Yds. 3 distance. lord 13ary, Captain of the Bth Civil Berries 36 .. 137 levuteusnt-*Johniel iialford, laioester 43 .. 144 Captain Heston. 3rd Manchester, 4O .. 100 Lord Dude Sergeant M. Smith, Victories Lieutenant Hawker, South Middlesex Private Ashton, Liverpool Bide Brigade Captain Rowland, 65th Yoot 302 1.082 0001 LAND. H. Ross, Sen., Captain eth Kincardine 4l .. 147 Captain K Ross, Cambridge Lord Liam, Loudon Scottish Lieutenant Colin Roes. Cheshire Hercules Roes, Bengal civil Service Master of Loral, Inverneas Corporal W. Ferguson, Inverness J. Farquharson A very novel and interesting match with Storms' breech loading rifle lasted nearly the whole of the day for two prim, W. and a Storm converted-Enfield rifle. The dis tance was 200 yards. Each competitor bad the target given up to his use for two minutes, and the prizes were allotted to the competitors making the greatest number of points in that time. The winner of the first prize was Ensign Startle, of the Queen's, who made 34 points in 11 shots ; Private G. Deane, of the London Bite Brigade, made 32 points in 13 shot', and won the second prize. The shooting for the other prize resulted as follows: LORD VERNON'S AND THE "SATURDAY RETTEW. ° 1. lion. W. Powleat, Mango, 4th North York £5O •. W. Tilley. 2nd Derby ALS 3 Captain Benton, DS Manchester 4.. Sergeant Kemp. 3rd Manchester 4lO armee BREECHLOADER. Points. Ensign Starke, Queen's, Winner, 11 shoes G. Dane, London Bite Brigade, 13 show LADI CONSOLATION PRIZES. Winne& Points. 1. Sergeant Punohon, Newcastle l7 2. Witmer Gibson, itad. Cumberland 3. Gunner Inman, 3rd Lancashire l6 4. Corporal Pavey, 2fleh Middlesex l6 6. Private Boarder, :Vat Middlesex 6. Coloupdergeant Jordan, Pith Middlesex l6 Winners. 1. Private HaULU. 21st LambLa 2. Captain Rosa, Cambridge University S. Lieutenant Burnt, PRA Kert 4. Corporal Ferguson, lit Inverness The two latter tied : by a private arrangement between them Lieutenant Burrs taken the third prise. DUKE Or CLIOWIDOS MID WWWLEY SUCHARD& fIU. Winners. Pointe, 1. Sergeant Kirkwood, let Warwick tie 2. Lieutenant-Colonel Helloed, Leicester ea LiciLenant CarpruaeL 4th Surrey 63 1. Corporal Dunn, 7th Kent 2. Emftn Peterkln, 15th Regiment Private Hitchcock, 7th Mlle szacrans' rantrß Points. Prises. Sergeant. Major Dillon, &of Musketry 42 .. L 6 0 0 Sergeant Fuller. Guards 39 .. 4 0 0 Colour-Sergeant Wilson, 17th R.egt. Sergeant-instructor Gasasigne, 3rd hest tn . .. 110 0* First Lolour Sergeant.lnstructor Grcßlt School of Musketry 37 . 1 4 0 • Sergeants Wilson and Garcoigne ties and * divide. OFFICERS' PRIZES. CUPS VALUE 101. KAM Ensign Campbell, rith Regiment . 39 Lieutenant Turle, 20th Regiment 37 Lieutenant Bonney, 63rd Regiment Captain Wigram„Goldstream Guards 33 Lieutenant CsblueU, 24th Regiment Lieutenant Barris, 20th Regiment 33 Lieutenant Bridge 32 . 50 0' • Licuknant Bridge, a cigar-boa vslue * St. MARKERS' FRILL Captain WOregor, London Scottish 7B .. 15 0 0 Lieutenant Sutherland. London Scottish 18 .. 10 0 0 Private Dighton, I.th Middlesex... . 16 .. 0 0 0' • Private Dighton, a cigar -box value IL EXTRA PRDXS —THIRD SERIES. Private Boynton, 6th Mat York Captain NlcGibbon, Ist Edinburgh Ross, civilian Ca,,tala Rusk Kineardthe Sergeant Boma, 13th Lancashire Corporal Ferguson, Inverness Captain Ross, Cambridge Sergeant Martin Smith, Victories Private Lathbury, lath Lancashire Private Hyde, 12th Surrey EXTRA PRIZES—PISTE SIBIU Private Habra% Slat Lanaighire.... Evans Derby . Lord Fending Captain Ross, Cambridge Private Cunlitre. 2•ith Cheshire Captain Greg, 27th Cheshire LORD DUDLEY'S Hercules Roes, India Civil Service Early in the morniog the Duke of Cambridge, str J. Yorke Saulett, and Colonel hillordo were upon the ground, making preparations for the review. THE LAST CAMP FIRE. To what limits the gatherings round the camp fire at Wimbledon would extend, if the proceedings were to last another week, it is difficult to conjecture. Last evening, at a little after 9 o'clock, a chain of carriages stretched away into the far distance out side the gate, and inside, at the place where social gatherings are wont to be held in presence of a few hum dreds, there were thousands of spectators packed into au amplotheatrical mass. London evidently had heard of the pleasant midnight meetings, and society came down in comiderable force to ere with their owe eyes the nature of the proceedings. The Duchess of Sutherland, Lord Cow per, and other members of the nobility, added themselves on this occasion to what, for the sake of distinction, may be called the local aristocracy, so that to right and left of Lord Elcho there was quite a 'distinguished array. The festive preparations were on a scale proportioned to the magoi tude of the attendance. The Artiste' Corps forms the nucleus of a capital glee club, and many , of its members • [Stamped, Id. Additional.] LAW INTELLIGENOF , COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JULY 17. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) moort r. scorr (PAZT UIaJD). After our report left yesterday, Sir C. Cromwell slimmed op—He mid the jury must, no doubt, be heartily tired of listening to this very painful case, which, whatever its result, ..muld not bring either hap pieces or advantage to either of the partite. Perhaps it was as well that persons who engaged in suite of this kind should find themselves in a position to repent of having caused such disclosures to be made before the public. It might, in fact, be useful to the peace and comfort of mar ried life that such suits should be so little productive of advantage. The law gave the husband a right to the society of hiked° ; and noises it could be shown that he bad for feited that right he was entitled to a decree of restitution, whatever his motive in seeking it might be—whether it was a motive off love for her, or just the contrary ; whether he really desired the sol ac e of her company, or whether he sought to increase his income at her expense or at the ex pense of her mother. The legal offence of cruelty was well defined by one of the greatest judges that had ever sat on the beech, Sir William Scott, in the well-known case of "Evans v. Evans." Mere rudeness of language would not make cruelty, for as was proverbially said, "hard words broke no bones." The rule of law was that to constitute Nevins, there must be a reasonable apprehensioo that the wife could not continue to cohabit with her husband with out danger of violence. That was the general rota, though he (Sir Cromwe ll ) was of opinion that a case of cruelty might be established without blow; for it was possible that a husband might subject his wife to such indignities that it would be better even if he bad beaten her. This case, however, wee not one of that kled ; for there were aliegatioss of actual violence, which, however, wan peremptorily denied by the petitioner. He did not know a more di cult or painful duty to perform than to decide between such a con flict of evidence, without the testimony of any third person. The wife had told her story with a minuteness and particu larity that was rather startling, and it certainly seemed as if no hard word or unkind act that pared between husband and wife ever vim forgotten. It was quite possible that a lady, brooding over bee grievances, might uncoomiouly ex aggerate them, and her Linguae might do no more than exactly describe what was in her mind, though it might perhaps have bad no other existence. On the other hand, a husband might by the same process come to think that he bad done nothing that was discreditable to him as a man or cruel sea husked. The whole cue was, however, entirely for the jury to deride. After deliberating for abort twenty mientee, they found a verdict for the petitioner, being of opinion that no cruelty, in the legal sense, had been committed by Captain Scott. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTHWARK : Joseph Howes, 40, described on the chargeoheet u porter, residing et 84, Upper Ground-shiest, Blackfrien road, was placed in the dock before kfr. Combo, charged with wilfully murdering Berth Howes, his wife, at the above place. From the evidence given it appeared that both the Fi lippa and the deceased had been drinking. They then quarrelled, and blows followed. The woman was forted shortly afterwards upon the door with blood oozing from her mouth and ears, and the medical men who were called in pronounced her dead. The muse of death had not, how ever, been asceftelued. Prisoner was meeted in a public house, and he alleged that the deceased had died from ex cessive drinking. He wee remanded for the completion of the medial testimony. THAMEA. Will fast Smith, alias Abraham Marshall, was brought up by Inspector Griffin, of the K division, charged with de sertiog from the Royal Mariner, at Chatham, on the 30th of July, 18.59. The prisoner ' a formidable ruffian, has been living in Edward-stree t. Stepney, foe some time past. Be was the terror of the district, sod has been often in custody. Be Ri nsed his wife on several ocoaaioos, Lod in 0011118q1/01100 his violence she was once in the hospital nine months and a second time for five months. Inspector Griffin took him into custody on Thursday afternooe. lie assumed the name of Abraham Marshall, but his real name is William Smith, and he is a native of Billericay. in Esau. Mr. Partridee—How do you know be is William Smith who deserted from the Royal Marina four years ago ? The prisoner—l am guilty. I should like to know who gave Mr. Griffin information about me. Mr. Partridge —Na he must not do that. You sr* com mitted, and notice will be bent to the War-oflioe. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. PONTEFRACT AND WEST RIDING MEETING. FRIDAY. THE ALEXANDRA PLATE (handicap), vane 50 sows. (in specie), given from the fund, added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; Wio6llol extra; second to save In stake. T. Y.C. (10 subs.) Mr. J. usborue's Paddy Oliourita, by Daniel O'Rourke —Mary Jane, 9ym tht 101 b (Whiteley) 1 Colonel i owneley's Cellanus, 4 yrs, Rat Sib (Ctouch) 2 Mr. G. S. Thompson'e Globule, 4 yrs, Tst 416 Owner; 3 THE PARK Ana. STAKES, of 5 love. each, with 50 added, for two-yam-olds ; colts, gm 101 b ; fillies, Bet 61b • winimus extra ; second to save his stake. T. Y.C. (10 sub s.) Mr. Beaumout's Vanessa, by Newminster-Betnes Mt 13113 (J. osborne 1 Mr. Johnson's Tarlatan, Fat 910 (Midgley 2 Mir O. Strictland's Lyra, Set 3lb (Motcalfe) The following also ran—Castle isple, Kapunds , and Seciulty. THE CASTLE PLATE (HANDICAP) of 30 son, for all ages ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold, &o. T.Y.C. Mr. J. Osborne's Bakleratone, by Westherblt- Miss Walker, Oat illb (Carroll) w.o. and received half the stakes. The PONTEFRACT HANDICAP of 10 sore each, 5 ft, and only 3if declared on or before July 7, with 50 added ; winners extra; mooed to save his stake. One turbo. (20 subs., 11 declared ) Mr. J. Osborne's Flytrap by the Flying Dutchman —Bird. trap, ayes. bat 10Ib (Whiteley) 1 Mr. Chadwick's Charles Fox, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b Snowden) 2 Hun. 8. Hawke's Rosebud. 3 yrs, est 7ib THE CONSOLATION SCRABBLE (Ihndicap) of 3 sows. mcb, 1 ft, with :1) added, for all ages ; second to rive his stake. T.Y.C. Colonel Towneley's Cellarlua by Fandango—Hybla, 4 yrs, list 101 b (Ashsuall) 1 lion. C. W. Fltrwilllam's Luna, 3 yrs, Oat 91b (Crouch) Mr. H. F. Beaumunt's Devotee, 3 yrs, yet 111 b iWhiteley) 3 BUNG ERFORD RACES,—FRIDAY. TM STAND PLATS (liaodicap)of 50 move., for all ages; wiurers extra. Half-a-mile. Lord Batemata's Lor I of the Manor, by Touchstone—Fair Helen, aged. Set Illb (H. tirinwhaw) 1 Mr. W. W. Baker's Rest. 3 yrs, 7st 21b.. ..... Hiblierd) 2 Mr. K Sinipson's Nielglierry, 3 years, let 71b, (J. Nightingall) S The following also ran : Kennett, Lairs, Pinkeye, Margery, Overstoue. Blanche of Lancaster, Kemptown, Huck, King of Clubs, and Measure for Measure. A. .SELLING STAKES of 3 nom., with 25 added, for 3-yr. olds and upwards • 3•yr•olds, 7st 71h; four, Bet Sib; five, Est lUlb ; six and upwards, B i t; selling allowance. Use mile. (6 subs.) Mr. 'airsick s Burbiton Hill, by Kingston—Stella, 4 yrs, yet slh (34.11 (Drew) 1 Mr. H. Marall's Pe . u, 4 yrs, 7st slb (~ O f )....(S. 1111.iberd; 2 Er. M. Henry's Abernethy, It yrs, Oat 71b (301.) (8. Adams) 3 Avongrove and Nancy also ran. Tee JACK O . ISIMSCHT fiANDICAP of 3 sows. each, with 20 added, fur all ages. Thros-quarters of a mile. (8 subs.) Mr. W. Nelamis h by Newminster—gray Hen, 5 yrs, Set 121 1, .. (4 Adams) 1 Lord Hatennuis lard of the Manor, aged. eat eih rih (U. U) Mr. H. Marsh's Weasel, 6 yrs, Cat 12Ib . DrtlV. 3 The followhig also mu ;—Charnpague, Little Dick, Jack in the Box, and Attraction. TES HUNGERFORD STAKES of 15 lOTA each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 21r-olds ; coke, Sat 10!b ; fillies, bat 71b ; certain penaltite and allowances. Three-quarters of a pule. (18 subs.) Mr. Fayne's fby Teddlngton—Olitlpa, Sat 21b (Drew) 1 31r. T. ateveu's Faith, Sat bulb ,inc. sib ex.) (Payne,' 2 THE KINTBURT STAKES of 3 60,5. etch, with 23 added, for 2.yr-dds ; colts, SA HSI) ; tilling, SA 7lb ; selling allow. 'Dees. Five furlongs. Mr. Handley's Wautle Eye, by Joe Lovell — Lady H elen, hot 1 , lb 1311.) 'H Ofimshaw) 1 Mr. M. Marsh's Measure for Measure, bat 7th hood, (Drew) 2 Mr. Jostft'a Stonewall Jackson, 7al 101 b (301.) (It Hibberib 3 TES JOHN CrOACNT STAKES (Handicap) of 10 110,1. each, h ft, with .10 added ; second to save his stake if three start ; , winners extra. One mile and a half. (13 subs.) Mr. J. Burchens Try jade Venerator:, by Vander. decker—Little Karma, 4 yrs, Rat 1010 (car. Oat 121 b) (King) 1 Mr. Z. Brayley's Golden Dust, 3 yrs, 7st (Ashby) 2 Mr. Rears. a Necklace, a yrs, Sat bib Weaken' The futowing Mee ran Muslim, Mermaid, and Violet. STAMFORD RACES. 7 -FRI DAY., Tax FrativoN &Axes of 50 sore each, h ft, tor 2-yr-olds ; colts, 84 1011 , ; fillies, 84 7113 ; whiners extra ; allow ances ; one to the post. Once round and a distance (about a mile and a half). (5 Nubs.) Lord Barter's Amelia, by Ambrosa—sultana, eat 10Ih 'lnc. 31b es.) (Alderofu I Lord ['abridge's M ofller, Pot 61b (Cuatanco) 2 Tax CLIPPIK Cu? (Handicap), value 201/ save., by cub aoription of 10 eon. each, with 100 added: winuers extra. Three-quartets of a mile. (27 subs.) Mr. Payne's Trap, by The Trapper—Catalpa, S yrs, tat glb, tI• Orindhawl 1 Lord Westmoreland's Merry Mart, S yrs. est 2lb (Morgan) 2 lord Strathmore's Bohemia, 2 yra, en ?lb (Job') The following also TlLO:—Neoph)te, Pig, Zora, Southport, Turctia. Keane, elaterotan„Sauterelle, Rubio!, and Lord of Lime. A SELLISI: RAC( of 5 nova. each. with 40 added ; 2-yr. olds, 7st bib; WHO% set 31b ; four and upwards , 10,6 lib ; [ TWOPENC: marls and geldings allowed 3113 ; winners extra ; selling allowances. Three quarters of a inns. Mr. 0. Angell's Baron of Aeon, by Sir John Barcleycorn— Flora alaelonald, 3 yrs, 7st 104 b (30 1 .) (T. Breach) I Mr. H. lotes's Folly, 2 yrs, 15st Illb (3a) ... (J. 001 than) 2 Ilr. Moses Ali eacha, 2 yre, SK In) 130 1 (J. 3 The following al., ran —Red 3lalags. . . :— lied Lament and c byllesperns THE StAiFORD Cur, value 100 soya, by subscription of 10 son. each, the surplus to be paid in money •• 3-Yr-olds. 7st 71b ; four, tht ; five, !Ist 7lb ; six and aged, tot 101 b ; whine:* extra. Three miles. (13 sake). Mr. U. bryan's Millionaire, by Pompey—Mies Bennett, 6 yrs. 6.16 0.11, me/tenor) 1 Mr. T. Parr's Grlinston, 4 yrs, Est Mr. Morris's Balham, 6 yr , . 9.t !Judd) ft The following also ran Harlequin and gby If ingston—Man. Tan FIRST YEAR OP THE FIFTH WOTHORPE BIENNIAL Steens of 10 sous. each, with 50 added by the Marquis of Exeter ; for 2-yrolds ; colts, list 101 b ; fillies and geldings. Belt 71b ; the second horse in each year to save his stake, and the winner in each year to pay 5 son. towards expenses. T.Y.C. (1 8 auhcl Count Batthyany's Midnight Mess, by Newminstev—Media Noce. e.t its ' -7 ( . .'uni - an7;) I Lord Uxbrhise's Edward the Confessor, ast ell( French. THE SECOND YEAR OF THE FOURTH W °THORPE BIEN NIAL STAKES of 10 eon. each, with 50 added by the Mar quis of Exeter; for 3-3 r-olds ; oohs, Bet 10lb ; fillies and geldings, Set 71b; allowances. One mile and a quarter. (19 subs.) Mr. Perry's Puglia, by Wood Pigeon—Beechnut, Set alb (W. Boyce( I Lord Stratbsowe's Sea King, Eat 71b Lluatance) 2 Lord Starnforers Revolver, bet 101 b (Edward., a BETTIN6 - 614 THESOURSE. GOODWOOD CUP. 5 to 2 apt Buckatotio (O w,. GOODWOOD T A X Li to 1 apt Aofield (t) 6 to 1 Bellman (t) 6to 1 Bloodio (t) DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Hollyfox (t) 33 to 1 Birchbroom (t) 10001/ to2oo Durham (t) 15000 to 73 Harkforward (t) 1000 to 15 Souchamp (t) 1000 to 15 Cceur do Lion (t) NAVAL ANI) MILITARY. WAR•OFFIOE, JULY 17. (nom LAST ?MST'S GM:IMM Gth Regiment of Dragoon Guarda—Lieutenant William Wallace Graham to be adjutant, Tim li eutenant Gair, who resigns the appointmeni. 14th Huseare—Captain Francis Pemberton Campbell, from Sird Foot, to be captain, vice blackout* who exchanges. Royal Artillery—The undermentioned gentlemen cadets to be lieutenants :—Simun Cooper Pratt, vise Price, pro meted ; William Henry Frederick Sorell, vies Carey, pro moted ; Francis Brinkley, vice Goldingbam, promoted ; Alexander Walter Ferrier, vice byre, promoted ; Samuel Stephen Bomfoed, vies Samoa pro. meted; Francis Lowry Graves, vies Layton, de:seemed ; Gilbert Sidney Perry, vice Staveley, promoted ; Francis William James Limner, vice Peahen, promoted ; Henry John Rawls, vice Gilmour, promoted ; Charles Angles." Ifeipson, vice Welsh, promoted ; Serjete•Major Reuben Butler to be riding muter, vice James Everett, appointed adjutant of the depot, Royal Horse Artillery. Royal Engineers—The undermentioned gentlemen caste to be lientatiuda, with temporary raak : Herbert Paget Knocker, VMS Newman:l, promoted ; Henry Pincke Lee, via Sandford, promoted ; John Noble Mainwaring, vies Barber, resigned ; Killingworth Richard Todd, vice Hos ted, promoted; Francis Quintin Edmond,., vice Prender gast, promoted ; W iniaw Fits Henry Spat/eat, vice Jack son, removed from the army by the suasion* of a general court martial ; Charles Birkbeck, vim Howes promoted; William Sinclair Smith Bitten, vice Stewart, resigned ; William Henry Cocker, vice Sts", whose services have been dispensed with. Military Train—Sidney Francis Austin, gent, to be cadge, without purchase, vice M'Kenxie, let Regiment of Foot— Lieutenant srbert ' Small Janyrin, from the 64th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Aglen, whs exchanges. 6th Foot—Captain James H. Petrie-keen, from the 21st Foot, to be captain, vice Saunders, who exchanges. 7th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Thorces John Raymond Maliock, from the Royal Military College, to be en alga without purchase, vies Richard Spencer Hall, pro- 11th Foot—Sergeant-Major William Mullins to be quarter master, vice Daniel Deacon, deceased. 12th Foot—Lieutenant John S. Richardson to be captain, by purchase, vice Edward Herrick, who retires. 1656 Foot--Gentletoso Cadet Henry Laurence Dundee, from the Royal Military College, to be amigo, without pur chase, vice Lloyd Fenton, transferred to the 44th Foot ; Gentleman Cadet Charles William Beverly McKenzie, from the Royal Military College, to be cosign, without purchase, vice Francis Walter Cary, promoted. 19th Foot—Lieutenant Francis Edward Biddttlpb to be captain, by purchase, vice John Gibson., who retiree; Ensign William Joaeph Lynch to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Biddulph ; Grotleman Cadet Alfred James Paterson, from the Royal Military Collage, to be mews, without purchase, vice Lynch. 20th Foot—Major Alexander Hugh Cobb*, from the 87th Foot, to be major, vice Lyons, who exchanges. 21st Foot—Captain Aubrey William 0. Saunders, from the 6th Foot, to be captain, vice Patrickaoo, who exchanges • Gentleman Cadet Female W 01110.4,0 Hutto°, from tbi Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Whitton, promoted. 24th Foot —Gentleausn Cadet Charles Erskine, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Albert Frank Adam., promoted. 35th Foot—Lieutenant Robert J. Gordon Grant to be captain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major William Raoby Goat., deceased; Ensign Frederick Bowdler Gipps to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Grant; Gentle man Cadet William Paul Barry Brereton, from the Royal Military College, to be °midge, without purchase, via Gipps.' 36th root—Lieutenant Radmond B. C. Danheey. from the 66th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Bond, who exchanges. 44th Foot—Gentleman Cadet William Liston Dalrymple, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without Furchase, vice li. IL McQueen, transferred to the 16th oot. 50th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Thomas Waring, from the Royal Military College, to be stolen, without purchase, vice Richmond, promoted. The second Christian name of Captain Creagh is Augustine, not Augustus, as stated in the Ga:ette of June 30, 1563. 520 d Foot—Lieutenant Robert Westropp Ellis, to be captain, by purchase, vice Walter James Stopford, who retiree; Kuwait Homy Frederick Barker to be lieutenant, by purchase, rice Ellis; Ensign Francis Edward Howler to be lieutenant by purchase, vice Henry Richard Beattie, who retires ; Ensign Robert William Blackwood, from the 96th Foot, to OS ensign, yice Barker ; Gentleman Cadet William Augustus Frederick Blakeoey, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice bowler. 59th Foot—Lieutenant Lanneelot Charles Brown to be cap tele, by purchase, vice Charles Hotbam, who ratites; Ensign Patrick Chalmers to he lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brown ; James George Bruce, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Chalmers. 60th Foot—Lieutenant William Henry Moseley to be adju tant, vice Lieutenant James Arthur Morrwh. promoted ; Lieutenant Astley Fellowes Terry to he adjutant, vice Lieutenant James Forbes, who has retired. 64th Foot—Lieutenant Aremas Thomas Asko, from the Ist Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Janvriu, who exchanges; Ensign John Gee to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Arthur Richard Alston. who retires • Robert Harlow alauning, gent., to be ensign , by purcha se, vice Gee. 69th Font-- Liauteuant Myriad Staples Bond, from the 36th Foot. to be lieutenant vice Dieuheoy, who exchanges. 82nd Foot—Gentleumn Cadet James Bird Hutchinson, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without put chime. vice Charles Needle, promoted. 83rd Foot—Captain Lawrence Mackenzie, from the 14th Human, to be imptain, receiving a portion of the former difference between cavalry and infantry, vice Campbell, who exchanges; Geutlemm Cadet Raymond Oliver De Montmorency,, froio the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without paten..., vim J. C. Cowelade, transferred to the 34th Foot ; Geutleman Cadet John Blurtoo, from the Royal Military College, to ion maim without pur chase, in succession to Lieutenant Brytuer, deceased. 87th Foot—Major Thom.. Casey Lyons, from the 20th Foot, to be major, vice Co hbe, who exchanges. 96th Foot—Geutteinau,Cadet Willtau Newbiggiog, from the Royal Military College. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Robert William Blecksood, transferred to the 52nd Foot. 104th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Stanley Napier Roberts, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, tine Hubert Campbell Richardson, pro anted. 109th Foot—Toe name of the ensign transferred from the 51adrous general hat is Hoyes out Hayes, as stated in the Ga:ette of 30th June, 1863. UNATTACHED. The promotion of BrsWidi.ol.;;liih;les Rochfort Scott to an unattached majority, which appeared iu the G =ate of god July, 1861, to be..r date 17th April. 1857, the date of his appointment as lieutea■at-governor of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, the antedate not to carry back pay. GREVET. Captain Henry Chad Cattley, Beogal Staff Corps, to be major. Paymaster, with the honorary rank of Captain, Fnincis William Fellows, Bth Foot, to hare the honorary rank of major. Paymaster John Cnristopher Villiers Miotett, 14th Foot, to have the honorary rook of captain. Paymaster Robert Champion Streatfrild, GOth Foot, to have the honorary rank of captain. The name of Captaiu Levet. Polly was erroneously spelt Pelby to Gazette of 20th ultimo, on b r ing granted the local rank of Inutettant.colosiel.