The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-04 00:00:00

i 1 1111.... N S PAPER (r e AV?* Kt7Q-.41:1A '; (4 r t al \ Ai . 4 V '363a VidX2 X P * rt% a t • A fl Lt.( ( -- •Lz c zy (- et t Art Lite , , -4 Th 7 1 1:ZTC -- N,„,„erz. iA4LA-c tv LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 4, MS. Na 5, 73. [Stamped, id. Additional.] • [ITWOPENI UTTA, calling a the Cape of Good Hope CA;Leno Mairs...—ATlAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON usa I X. VIA by the magnificent Fleet of Stemmas helonging t, E a st India and London Shipping Compsay_LLfinit The well.known clipper anglifies , steamship CALCUTTA. 2,261 fees SOO-hors power, R H. WRIGHT. Commander, sow loading 's o i l in :London) Docks, will leave en 19th July, ambarklog yesseszeis at and leaving Graveseud 20th July. Mr Calcutta, riling at the Cane ..f Demi Hope Ana Madras. nig thignlfiee osup, built elpresaly fur the India trade, has I,en thoroughly m ated, hss tint-rate accommodation for passenger., and will ft he surgeon ; also a stewardess The average s acra m w umge of the last eight ships of this Company was 71 days to Vida". and thhslup last lesion made the outward voyage in IS days arm the homeward in 65 days, being the shortat passages on record. r b, he confirmed on the )9th of each succeeding "'oak with she strictest punctuality, by one of the Company's ressillecent fleet of auxiliary screw steam ships. or g,ght or purge apply to ORIN DLAY sad Co., 16, Par y Ilaineotxtreet, ; the ['micas, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 15 0, I ,w a t t: ill-street, LC. ; w at the Mem of the Company, k altacussilme, London, EC.; where also mplicatbe ions for mmintmente as midah.pmen in this Rewire amuld snide. Rh:HARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London Shipping' ompeny 9, Mining-lase. C" rALCUTTA Direct, with immediate despatch, the splendid taatoldling clipper thiP c oo o PINHAGILN, A I t i ss e ar F e. tons Commander; tosclio t n g . .-For freight or passage apply to OEPLATLY, HANLEY, and 9WELL, Los-otreet. CILCUTTA (with leave to call at Mianlipatam to land troop' only , , to tall early In July, Mews. Dunbar aaa W. new able ALUM Olt A 1 19 year., 1.137 tons mow, 1111.1..A.11 JOHN HALL Cornaladder : loading In the lad India Docks, Has magnigtert ellen or acereastedatroa.—loe purge Wtt* GELIATLY. 11/LNICET, anct BEV/ILI. o,lm- Oesikallairest. C. • • ricomgAY Direct, the magnificent new clier- LI ship, GILBERT Tioursnw, A 1 for AO years to tbellYta , pa underwriters' book 1,4111 tens register, JOHN COX . % b o mmander loading In We Nast India Docks. This built by ifessra Laird Bra, of Birkenhead, baying a brgeertion olbarinirdw a. will hays ym quick despatch. A I to LYDON and 17 ' W. 114 r,, Ling WMs.mntreet ;or to G HA THAT, and 611 WILL, 27. Leadenhallatreet. §giNGHAZ Direst v yrith a pi A ek l despatch yeas ), the toot meisielll, 'O a t Commenaer ; In the Ku* dais Docks. nits Mita ;evael, C h et returned from Whampos, of doe goodl.—For freight U *Me, recom mended t, to Ibl i Z e rg t ßA, 9, 131Mter.street ; or : 9 4:7=11V, RANKLY, sad LiNWILL, 97, Leadenhall-street, AC ITONOICONG and WAMPOA (with-immediate vi troika), inanna fisl4aillai Off off barque CONFLICT, Muff. 9 ,9 WfffflOff o '. 9. Y. WAIT, Commander ; leading ffte India kto DEVITTJed MOOR; 9. linhe-atzwt, EC. ;• tit HAlifiT, sad SEW/LL, ff, lescleahaff -stmt. ' M - 188 RS. MONEY WlGRAltded SONS' (of )llaskwan-yard, Landon) tnnt.di 'PACKET MIPS to AIIIIIIIALIA.—For MIPILDOURNE. Port MA* Direct to leave Ile lI ea Monday. July 20, ealllag at Pignanatld, the splendid *per sida 11 1,100 toes, R. MGM Commander; labg Is ,judla Dock. Her oar for all dams of are uninrpassed. an she will carry an 'lfor trelsbt or apply to bIicLEOD. IT, agst LW with Wawa oney Wier= and kes, No. T, Laadenball-street Pseasegersby lids tine of packets we moseyed Ilesatadanalis to Jaywalk-flat class for second des fans, and second class for thud class fares. DOR 13YDNEY Direct (has • more than two ": th bak es let eery° secured, and la adder enneement with bar IlaiseWs erwernment, last shipping day 10th July), the well-known dipper ANTIPODES. d I for IA yews, and 602 tom register, eassaradeel by Captain GEORGE CROOT. This splendid ship, built try Illy. lames Lei of Sundetiatid, under the in spection of her owners, erysclaUy for the colonial trade, has mainiScent seretemodatlon for pa...engem, and MD wry an srperieeced easymn if reqatred.—ltor freight cc passage apply te 6atLll, IOatY9ON, and Co., le, Yeachurchrerest. v k LACE BALL PARBENGEB LINE bf AJ CUPP'S PACKETS far ADEPEATIA tram Loudon direct Past Toarp. Docks. &Amy yr...fr. Smith .. LIN tuft &gm, Neville Milboome resmought 1,601) I. Lida Nell:awns Trebolgan %KO 1. India gomensland Meg Atm ealsbruesd We of paokets bars. by this punctuality sad esplid pram Gamed • world lowan reputation, sad their par ewer soeostatodatlea la by any vessels amt.—For 111wUcakra newels( tre or to Australia apply to BAINIIS and Co., ; Agent, for the lack 11111 Lbw : sad T. X. YAM/ sad Co., 1, leadenhalledreet, Ledo% N.C. - 7472 - 6211. .nilb August 10 July 26 August s ___ BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL KLIL STRANAHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail tietwous LIVERPOOL and NSW YORK, and between LIVER POOL sad warm, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports ' .n e t o tal rad ready* lulls, goods, sad paasangers, the Basco at Halifax to lead and receive pa stingers and tat 34jolts maga The folloelur other vessels are Ilk Waled to oil from Liverpool, at Cork to receive the ATZTCA, for BO6TON, Saturday, July 11. SCOTIA, for NZW YORK, /Wordy, July 18. Pismo money, including steward's tea and provisions, but Winona wines or Manors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin. • ; second cabin. Cl 6. To New York, chief cabin. Z 26 nomad cabin, tlB. Freight to !Isaias, Barton, and New York, a par u tt i s r a 6 per cent. prirlare.—Appty to J. B. Foord, 62, Old London ; J. M. Canis, Hare, and 12, Plans do la Boats, Farts: O. and J. Barns, Buchansastreet. Miaow ; D. :U C. Wiese. Queenstown ; or D. and C. 61.1 var, a, Water. LtvsepooL onaiLACHI PA/BADE REDUCED TO FIVE GUINEAS (14 6.4 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. TRiIILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 'HILLDELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend des packing their fulbpowered Clyste-built Imo Screw Steam.Shlps. selling at Queenstown to embark passengers and despatches, an fellows FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF LONDON. Meths-May. July 0. CITY oy LIMERICK. Friday. July 10. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, July 15. CITY Or MANCHESTER, Wednesday, July 22. AM eseal Wednesday. sad every alternate Friday. Oakin gamy lb. 17, sad 21 truteena, according to the &nom. IModation. Forward pamage 6 guineas. Including all proviatont eeobd. Fromm for Canada. the Unitc.i Staten, and British Columbia. beaked Hwang on very advantageous terms.—For lan parNeuhrs apply to WILLIAM INMAN. 11, Water ; es to EWES sad MACEY, 61, King William sin* City. 13HILLIPPS, GRAVICH. and PHILLIP P B domalrlt th. undrimleatinn.4 firicin• eeerwrs : for ROTTERDAM and the RRUCR, the BATAVIIIR, front SU British eed Yoreira Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, et U sm. lam : SY 46. LI 106, and tre. 6d. Return tickets, stare and a MB. The FTENOORD, Thursday morning early, tram off the 'Tower. rare Rt. Kr — iiliibliai - 99. — SFSWALBE, July 9, at 11 919., from Nenelydown. ‘9,1 - _ _ Poe GOTHILNIIITRO,the LONDON, July 6, from Homely down. Farm Ufa., L 2 b., &lid C 4 To be followed by the orwrat iIneISOPgRiAGEN and STOCKHOLM, the /TIMMY, Intl Fs re to Copenhagen, 7at freight, passage,l a za at o Cran's Thdemet u Or i tt r3== and te n. or to P GKY HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT BEY will ohmsa grey hair to the original colour, iligken red or tight hair. prevent Its felling oft and greatly lm- Ms appearance. Price le. dd., ?a- Id.. and tia. Id.: &sample pod 14 'tamps.—Depot, lie, Cleneretreet, Bedford aquara, C., and all chemists and parttime% Caution. —There an srerthky Imitations of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland' Walnut Pomade." Established WU. LADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, J. Oriestal Botanical Preparation for Improving aad Desati teas the Complexion and Ma The radiant bloom it hawk to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and re moving ail retirees, tan, pimples, spote, freckles, discoloration', sad ether cutaneous visitatioue, render it indispensable to every Wet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat Pia!' Y. 6d. sad va &L per hotUe.--Sold at 10, II Mon-garden • and by chemists and perfnmera Ask for .• Rowlands' Kalidoe," end beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name OS “Isirdor." A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. I. sanTa BILIOUS and LiFMB. FILM, prepared with. eat coy Marcerbel Ingredient. front the recipe of I), Scott, will be found invaluable to all who gaffer front bWoue and liver cos plaints Indigestion, wind, spasm; giddiness, Widnes' of the eyes,ttc. For habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, sad as s miter of the blood, they are Wetly excellent ; wild In likely operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, p9cante &lineation. sad strengthen the whole nervous system.— NW by W. Lenebert, 8, Ling Wllllamst., Charing-crow, end by inset druggists, tn bone, la. ltd. sad 2a Pt Be we to mic ler Dr. Soott's Mew and Lim M. The genuine are a spume 111,82 nether. with "William Lambert' engraved on the deep. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. Me scat eelestifieslly prepared and most powerful as r 4 llve cordial ever introduced restores to their normal coadltdos tf the secretion', on the Inteplty of which perfect health de- M. It le a specific for &slaty of kb,* end from Its NM masa other Ingredients, perdue sad phosphate of soda, et prove highly benencial to the nerroas and dygpoptie•— b. Per bottle, or four quantities to are for De ado leMets Mum BaurnsartoE . C . Co., etzloriNibeek Ut Ireadeoliall-stzect, EC. Loudon. /11HE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL A_ SOCIETY (linsitedi are prepared to receive subscriptions for the tune at par of capital stock In the HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, incorporated by royal charter, 1670. The stock will be imued in Certificates of BYO each, and the witabsibuts will be ptyaole se follows CI being 5 per cent. on application.—To be returned jr the event of DO allotment being made. 4 ~ 20 „ on allotment. 6 „ 26 „ on Ist September, 1863. „ 26 „ on Ind November, 1866. 6 „ 26 „ on Ist January, 1864. With an option of prepayment hi full 00 allotment, or on either of the days fixed for payment of the instabsents, under discount t Th the rate of 4 per cent. Hu per annum. e sapital of the un's Bay Coen any has been duly fixed at L 2,000,000, of which amount the International Financial Society (Limited) have obtained, and are prepared to offer to the public, £1,030.000. The subscribers win be entitled to an interest, corresponding to the amount of their subscrlpUon, in 1. The assets (exclusive of hoes Y and 3) of the Hudson's Bay Company, recently and specially valued by competent rakers at Ll S.Tflanded territory o f the Company, held under their °barter, and which extends over an estimated area of more than 1,400,000 square miles. or upwards of 890,000,000 scree. S. A cash balance of £370,000. The present net income available for dividend amongst stock holders of the , Company secures a minimum Interest exceeding liver cent on the above £2,000,000 Mock. The Directors of the Hudson's Bay Company are as under: The Bight Hon. Sir EDMUND HEAD, Bart., H.C.B. (late Governor-GensuslaCenada), Governor. CUBTLS MIRANDA LAMPSON, !sq. (C. IL lampoon and Co.), _Deputy Governor. Eden CoITU*, Itsq., Fenchurchetreet. George Lyafl , IFeaelley•park. Barley. • Daniel einektakaps, (F. Bh and Co.) James Stewart Hodpon, Esq. (Fin a l t ay. Hodgson, and Cool John Henry William SchrOder, lsq. (1. H. Schroder and Co.) Richard Potter, Ent., Standish-house, Gloucestershire. The Hudson's Bay Company were incorporated under a Royal Charter granted by King Charier U. In 1070, by the name 01 Ile Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading Into Hudson's Bay," and, by the Charter, a vast tract of territory I was vested in the Company together with the sole right of trade and commerce, and all "m ines royal," so well then discovered as not discovered, within the add serrttory. The operations of the Isom , which, with slight exceptions, have been hitherto exclustrdy of a trading character, have been prosecuted from the date of the Charter to the present day. It has become evident that the time has arrived when those operations most be extended, and the immense roomers of the Company's territory, lying as it doe. between Canada and British Goisimbla, should be developed in accordance with the industrial • 'lda of the age, and the rapid advancement which colonisation has made in the countries adjacent to the Hudson Bay territories. Tbs average net annual peeing of the Company (alter setting *aside 40 per cent, of them as remuneration to the factors and servants at the Company's mats and stations; for the ten years ending the 31st May, BM, amount to 1.31.0•4, or upwards of 4 per cent. oa the present nominal molts' of f 2,000,000. A portion .only of thin IDCOOIO has been diMiWted aa dividend. while the remainder is represented in the meets and balances. The amnia of the Company, in which the subscriber' will be entitled to an interest corresponding to the amount of their subscription, will oorwlst of goods in the Interior, on shipboard, and other stock in trade, including shipping, business premises, and other buildings for carrying on the fur trade, In addition to which there be Stride immediately available for the proposed ex tended operations of the Company, derived partly from the cash balance of the Hudson's Bay Company, and partly from the new Lane of stock, and amounting In the whole to • SUM not less than £370,000. The Company's territory embraces an estimated area of mon than I,4oo,ooosquere mites, or 8d4,000,0000f acres, of which* large area, on the southern frontier, is well adapted for European colonisation. The Mil of this portion of the territory is fertile, producing, In abundance. wheat and other cereal mope, and Is capable of sustaining a numerous population. It contains 1.400 miles of aavigable lakes and rivers, running, for the greater part, cast and west, which constitute an Important feature in plans for establishing the means of communication between the Atlantic and Pactile Octane, across the Continent of British North America, as well as for Immediate settlement In the intervening country. The territory Is, moreover, rich in mineral wealth, in cluding coal, lead, and iron. In addition to its chartered territory, the Company poetess the following valuable landed property :—Several plots of hind in British Columbia, occupying most favourable sites at the mouths of rivers, the titles to which have been confirmed by . her Majesty's Government: farms, building sites In Vancouver's Island; and In Canada ten square miles at LaMothe, on Lake Huron, and tracts of land at fourteen other places. • The trading operations of the Company are chiefly carried on In the tar-bearing and northern portion of the territory, where the climate is too severe for European colonization. These trading operations will be actively continued, and as far as pos sible extended, whilst the management will be judiciously eoonomised. Consistently with these objects the outlying estates and Ten able farms will be realised where the land la not required for the use of the Company—the souther. district will be opened to European colonisation, under a liberal and systematic scheme of lard settiement. Fossedal= a staff of factors and officers who are distributed In small centres of civilisation over the terra the Coinpeny cin, without creating new and costly meets, inaugurate the new policy of colonisation, and at same time dispose of mining grants. At. • With the view of providing the means of telegraphic and pude communication between Canada and British Columbia. across the Company's territory, and thereby of connecting the Atlantic and Pacitle Oceans, by an exclu-ively British route, negotiations have been pending for some time past between certain puttee and per Meters government and the representatives of the government of Canada, and preliminary arrangements for the accomplishment of these objects have been made through her Majesty's government (subject to the anal sanction of the colt. aim), based upon a 6 per cent. guarantee from the governments of Caned', British Columbia, and Vancouver island. In further aid of these Imperial objecte, her Majesty's government have signified their Intention to make grants of land to the extent of about 1,000,000 acres, in portions of the crown territory traversed by the proposed telegraphic line. One of the first objects of the Company will be to examine the facilities and consider the best means for carrying out this most important work, and then can be little doubt that It will be successfully executed either by the Hudson's Bay Company itself, or with their aid and sanction. _ ler this. as well as for the other proposed objects, Mr. Edward Watkin, who is now to Canada, will be commissioned, with other gentlemen specially qualified for the duty, to visit the Red River and southern districts, to consult the officers of the Company there, and to report as to the best and safest means of giving effect to the contemplated operations. Applications for allotments of Certificates of Stock of Meath, to be made to the International Financial Society (Limited), their Offices, be, Old Broad-street s B.C. • A reference in allotment will be given to parties hitherto holders of stock in the Hodson s Bay Company, stud to the Share holders in the International Financial Society CLiniltedl. No application will be received after Wednesday, Bth July, at It o'clock. lINDBON'S BAY COMPANY. voitx or APPLICATION Mt ALLoTNICNT STOCK. To the Directors of theleternAtional Assoclal docker (Lmited). Gentlemen.—l request you to allot me Certificates of no mob uS the Stock in the v Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson's Sm." and I hereby agree to become • member of that Company, subject to Its rules and regulations, and to accept such stock, or any less amount, that maybe allotted to ms.—l em, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, :fame in full Address In full Date N.B. If the applicant has hitherto been • holder of Hudson's Bay dock. er is a proprietor of shares In the International Riau dal Society (Limited, the fact should be stated, together with a memorandum of the woad of the holding. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. RANKERS' RECZ/ii POl - DIIPOSIT iPPLI . FOR ALLOTRICIIT 01'_110Ci. Received wd. of. on account of Director s of the Inteenorial Financial So ciety (Limitedl. the mum of being the first Instalment made inaccordance with the terms of the prospectue on an g itestion n for an allotment of certifiwtes of each _ - liar Mama MTN, MILLS. and Ca MESSRS. PHILLIPS beg to intimate that in consequence of so many Ladles end Gentlemen being &Wl:misted of mein their new FLOWER GLASSES for table decoration that were exhibited at the Bortleultoral Show of Jatrl they will have them ON VIEW at their Show rooms for few days—LlC New ResdeWeet. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAI7OII and 80N. $ and 4 GOODOI-13TREIT, R. BROWF BROTHERS. -PATENT (TRAMS sad 00 UCH= Barrack Parsitare. ?nab. Portman ...ma. te.—lad Piccadilly. Catalogues free. BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES (Aim Medal, International Exhibition, ISM) mast meat In front of the fire without interruption to the action of the oveti hot.platii, boiler, dre. The ovens are well-ventilated, and perfect either aa router' or for the baking of bread or pastry. For efficiency, economy, ventilation, and cure of smoky chimneys, these range' are unequalled. They are of all sizes and prices ; and the large ones, fitted with bath and steam apparatus, dic., form the moat comidete anointment for large establish maids. —Bl, nabopagataatreet within. TIOSIZEPS BZST DIP CANDLES, i 341. per lb. ; .I Sperm Candles, la 4d. sad lc 6d. ; One British wax, la 14: tawmparent mu. Is. Mt. ; Belmont waz sad sperm, la ; German wax, Is. Id.; boa:tab wax, la.: palace parselne, le. 13d.: csomoo (M., 9d., and the beet. lOjd. metallic for Palmer's lamps, Sit ; neMenems, meolds, 716. ; Colas oil, 44. per gallon yellow soma Ms., 60a, Ms., sad 48e. per o n mottled. 48a old brows Windsor, U. ed. per picket : common brown Windeor. la ; eddies Windsor, la. ; boars, Is. 4d. : glycerine and almond, Is. pm bailee ea* at 111. P. DAVIES met PANS' old, wareboase, 144. MartiMalaws, COssingegoes, Leaden. W.C. VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERSTON and 131100 DEN, Mr the fnfermatlon of the Public and their etunegrons Patrons. bog to sake the following annoiuseennent re =fits VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the into. the fair trader and the public will be allte protected by the wide &natation of knowledge on thin subject. Gold being divided fate ft parts or carat., It follows that gold of 26 carats fine, Is 118 carats—La 380 I 9 cants .. 111 11 10 worth ..64 a 110 17 carats— It 0 1 It carats .. 1 S $4 WY MOO& 111 cents.. 211 70 7 musts .. 1 4 9 Umwolo.. I 1 8 IS ionic. 11$ 1 II nista .. 1 1 Si IS ants (*Walt 16 Carats.. 1 9 00 6 carats .. 017 3 aloodara) $l7 100 U canto— 10 0 4 watt .. 014 4 U ants_ 814 4 13 meta.. 1 1 ois ammo .. Ila 71 ID ants.. II 10 14 11 Serail.. Ila I icuMl .. I I 1 19 carats.. $ 7 1 10 carats.. 111 4 1 earn... 0 II 112 llambotary, 1 / 4 Botarfaria4arro4, Ooloatigardra, w. 0.. 'Kedah made ad Choir wad Jowollery tor 1a.11.31 la awl as 0 la the mob& awl on Batuda This p Maio °Week. p OYAL SOCIETY for the PROTECTION iv of LIFE horn Frlt6. 7 l4atpsited 1843. atron—The QUERN. Preddent —The Right Roe. the LORD MAYOR. The PUBLIC PRIIIIRWT. ATION of the Society's MEDALS will take_ URS place ou TDAY, July 7. is NICYPIIs 2 Damien House, by kind permicsion of the Lord Mayor, who H take the chair at S o'clock precisely. lodise aid gentlemen desirous of attending are requested to apply for tickete at the Society's mem, 47, Ludgate-MU, E.C. July 3, DM& THE TORQUAY HOTEL COMPANY (Lim Capital f 70,000, la 7,000 Shares of £lO each : Of which It La antlelpatod that not More than two-thirds will be required for the immediate objects of the Company. Deposit per Share—El on application, and El on allotment. Calls not to exceed ES per share, and to be made at intervals of not Ws than three months. Incorporated ander the Joint Stock Lilted Liability Act, which of expressly limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount hb subscription- DisierOML Sir LAWRENCE PALE, Bart., M.P., Ilaldon House. and Tor Manor, Torquay, Lord of the Manor of Tor Kellam, Chairmen. HENRY W MALES, Fag., Wandsworth Common, Surrey, Deputy Lard - Lord Alan Spencer Charoldll. b Lowaricaelluafe, London. C. O. Cholmoadeley, Esq., Torquay. LIMIIOII Cape, Esq., Y.D., Pt xftmon-street, London, W. William F. ftiall., Isq., Torquay. J. B. Toogo od , Fag., Torquay. Edward Outwit Sp., Tai month, ATOM The Imperial Bonk, Lothinuy, London, E.C. Messrs. Vivian, Ritmo% and Ca-, Torquay. BROXIIM.—MeIars. Ricardo, 11, Angel-newt, Throgmorton- London. IitaCRECIOL—L N. Clair, 14., It M. Relen's-place, tendon, RC. SOLIC7IVI.—W. Toogood, Esq., 16, Parliamentstreet, West. minster, S.W. Olken albs Compsay-111, Parilareentatreet Westminster, S.W. it has long been felt that Torquay, with ita large, wealthy, and increasing population, and the wrest number of visitors who resort to it both In winter and summer for health and pleasure, stands much in need of the accommodation of a first-class modern Hotel of Use character so successfully established In London and some of the leading watering places of England and on the Continent. . This Compan y Is formed to supply this requisite, and a most eligible site, upon which the favourite residence of Colonel Ileyrick now stands, has been secured for the purpose. The Hotel, with surrounding pismire grounds of considerable extent doping to the sea, will have a southern aspect, and occupy a situation generally corddered the most salubrious in Torquay. Here the invalid may enjoythe bene fi ts of an Italian winter w - out losing the comforts of an English residence. The property selected commands one of those delightful sea views which have contributed to obtain ear Torquay the high reputation It has so long enjoyed. Prorisionsi arrangements have been mods with the proprietor of the !loyal Hotel, whereby the Company will be placed at once to posmerion of a valuable connexion and lucrative badness on most favourable terms. The Company will thus obtain an Imme diate source of profit, with the opportunity of insuring prospec tive advantages. The experience of the last few years has abundantly shown that the attractions of the modern first-cis Hotel are eagerly sought after, and having regard to this circumstance and to the determination of the Directors to combine in every department a jediclowi supervision with the highest attainable excellence of ' management, no reasonable doubt cm be entertained that the present undertaking will prove sucemfM and amply remunera tive to the shareholders. Torbay and the immediate Channel hive long been known to teen as one of the most unrivalled cruising grounds on the coast. A valuable accesiary will be found in the new the formation of which In the immediate vicinity of the town is contemplated, and which, when completed, will afford greatly increased accommodation for the anchorage of yachts. Application for shares to be made in the annexed form to the Brokers or to the Solicitor, and from whom prospectuses may also be obtained. 701 H OP APPLICATION TOR SHARES. To the Dtreciors Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—Haring paid to the sum of , being a deposit of Cl per share an shares, I request you will allot me shares in the above-named Company, and I agree to accept the same, or any less number that maybe allotted to me, to pay ire calls thereon as they may be made, and to slim the articles of association when required, and I hereby authorim and empower you to insert my name In the register of share holders of the Company for the number of shares that may be allotted to me. I am. Giadamida. Name In full Address Dnalptioa Place of bushman Dated the day of • . 1808 TIOUGLAS, Isle of Man.—Hie Grace the Duke _IL/ of Athoirs late residence, the CASTLE MONA HOTEL end BOARDING-HOUSE The patronage of families and tourists is solicited fer this unrivalled and economical establishment. See Bradshaw." Tariff and UM of furnished house on receipt of two stamps. PARIS. -GRAND HOTEL DII LOUVRE. TatabUshed In 1816.--Situated In the most central part of Paris, Rae do lllvolk and Moe du Pallas Kayak-Mx hundred Bedrooms at from 8 to 401r.-60 Sitting-rooms at from 4 to rofr.-e rlchty-decorated Dining Saloon-Table d' Hate at six o'clock -Public Coffee and Dining Rooms-Choice Wines-Dinners served II la carte both in the dining rooms and the private apartments - Reading and Conversation Saloons ; alas Saloons for Musical, Wedding, and other parties-all Newspapers and Serial Publications received-Divsns, Coffee. Smoking, and Billiard Rooms-numerous Rath rooms-Carriages on the premise. first clam Private Equipages at command-Omnibuses running to aU the railway stations-Foetal Letter-bog-Telegraph office day and night-Photograptdc studio -a staff of Servants speaking all Langusgek HYAM and Co .' s CLOTHING for BOYS, at the Proprietors' NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 68 and 67, OXPOILD-STRILKT. BOYS' ETON, HARROW, and RUGBY suns, la dick* wallaeloptod dolgos. tis. to Ha ROW? SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Trousers 1-1 01 Moroni ataterial to the Jacket and Veit, tie, to 66e. B°"' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTING ROLE, and In all seasonable patterns, 10a. Od. to 14s. ed. BOYS' BUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. Much admired ter Javadhty of Styls. lie. 6d. to Ma BOYS ' SUMMER-SEASON JACKETS, for &boot or General Wear, at pismire. lee. ed., 11s. dd., and Efr. HYAM and Co., Nand 67, OXFORD-STREET ; 21, 2 ', and 23, 241r,C8/141$I, 11112.12INGliAlt ; aad 42, BRIOGATE, LEEDS. TROUSERS. — HAMILTON and KIMPTON beg to inform the public that the NEW GOODE tor the present mason are now reedy. and iron. who do "4.l Th a paying a fair price, can olapend on t best material& 106, strand toppealte Exeter Bah. CAUTION. —WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., late of 30, Strand, Blacking Ink, sad Dye Manufacturer; CAUTION the PUBLIC against persons trailing under similar names, and pretesting to be connected with them, or their late establishment at 00, Strand, their only marmfaetory being REOICNT WORKS, RRQRNT-STRRBT, VINCI.24T-SQUALK WID3TMINSTRIL. S.W. RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALIII, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQUET, ra ed. each. The Cassolette Fan, delight fully perfumed, from ha 13d. specimen td post fur In stamps. The Turtlahecented Mann. au elegant golden ornament for the watch chain, Is. ; by post for IS stamps.—E HIMMEL, Per fumer. 91, Strand. and PA, Corutdll. CONVOCATION OF THE PROVINCR OF CANTERBURY. —Yesterday both houses met at Westminster. In the Upper House the Archbishop of Canterbury presided. The Prolocutor handed in a gravamen from the clergy of the diocese of Lincoln, expressive of ite disproval of the recent government minute in reference to the withdrawal of grant, from endowed schools, and praying their lordships to use their efforts to obtain a remedy for the grievance. It was stated by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of Olford that the heads of the church had done what they could to carry out the recommendations contained iu the gravamen. the Prolocutor brought up the resolution from the Lower House, adopted on the previous day, in reference to the burial service ; and after some remarks from the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishops of Ox ford and Salisbury the following resolution was adopted : " That this house has received and considered a resolution of the Lower House storming its entire readiness to co- operate with this house in dealing with the important question of the order for the burial of the dead. That this house was about to communicate upon this sub ject with the Lower House, that it readily accepts the offer of co-operation made by it, and entirely the appointment of this committee, the report of which, when made; this house desires to have submitted for its consideration." After the transaction of some other business of no public importance the convo cation was adjonrned until the 13th of August. The Lower House met wider the presidency of the Dean of Bristol. The Rev. Sir G. Prevost gave notice of a motion on the subject of the inconveniences to which the bishops of the colonial churches are subjected owing to the uncertainty of the law as affecting their office, and the discipline which it is their duty to administer. The Venerable Archdeacon Hale brought up the report of the committee on dilapi dation", upon which some discussion took place. The Rev. B. Seymour moved a resolution in favour of an autumnal diocesan synod to be annually held in the cathedral city of each diocese. The discussion, however, was suspended for these sittings. The re-appointment of the dilapidation committee wu agreed to. The " minutes" having been redneed " acts," the house was prorogued till the 13th of WAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. —Yesterday, in Lord Monteagle ' s committee, the bill of the Bristol and North Somerset Railway wee pared, and the clause settled. Mr. Denison then opened the cue of the Great Northern Company's March and Spaldiug Bill, and after tabs* evidence adjourned to this day (Saturday), in ceder, if pensible. to finish it. The West- b land Railway Company's Bill was pawed in the committee of which the • rail of Romney is chairman. lOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. NAMES OP 'ma to= AND rowan rArrtarlass PP DR ' OBTAIN= AT TIM Of MR Of THE mum RIGIBTIAR, COO= Of RINKSUPICY, 31AarMOHALleaffElli.1 BANKRUPTS. JAW JENNIMat HOWalti, llighetreet, Newington Butte, butcher, to surrender July 21, at 11. JAIL? ELM Lann, Amberrernice, Lbtelloase, dreumaker, July 91, at 1L Moan ROOE, Barnabaryrer.,lslington, victualler, July 21, at 11. JAMAS suplun cavewurnmerrsoe, Victoria-part-road, stick maaufacturer. July 14, at 1. SARUM, Gun RATMOVD, Graham-street, Pimlico, July 14, at 1. TRONA' TllOlllOOl, Virginia-row, Bethnal-green, leather seller, July 14, at 2. JAW VOID, Greenwich, Sy proprietor, July 15, at n. Joan SPRINGBEM Cottage-grove, Peal:run, dealer in building materials, July 14, at I. WRY Attila PEGAroMi‘ DaMeartreet, Berkineywinete,millliser, July 15, at 2. JAWS BAIL, Deptford aad Woolwkh. baker, July 14 at I. AAIUN& MAINItAIUMO, Buryat., St. Jamas, captain in the army, July /4, at! limp Burn, Wormley, Darts., bricklayer, July 16, at VaLlacalCa DAAID Waadawortll,Surrc), baker,July i 5, at 2. 0110.311 Emitaina ILNAWOOD, Montague-place, /Southwark, com mercial traveller, July 14, at 2. ROBERT HEMET WARD, Duke-street, Julyl4, sit HOWARD LARD, St. John-greet, undertaker, July 14, at 2. J MEM Maxi Oowßa , Church-row, Old Br Pancrairoed, balkier, Ji11,21, at! TUBAS BURMA Nrrie, King it Lougnere,daryman,July SLat s. THoMAs PElfoa,Southamptonntreet, Strand, commission agent, July 21, an A ANTON BalluaDla,ll ar tAmomarataker,Jair i ltl i 11 :aler (klA ry IL at 11. W . TRONA' Wmkga, Weld, Middlesex, cook merchant, plumber, July2l, at 1. JOHN ER2I/116, Denmark-street, Islington, draper July /I, at I. RAMEL Mar, Judd-s&, Brunswick-sq., watchinaker, July 14,at 1. EDWARD BURTON, Church-street, Minorles, and Baker-street, Calordetreek optician, July 21, at 12. Groaar HULL/HART BUtuyarn, Lewlaham, Keck solicitor's clerk, July 14, at 1. NATHARIRL Stara Jun., Globe-road, Idlie.end, County Court bailiff, July 21, at 12. =Ain= Iliaaria &roar, Eines-road, Chelsea, coal merchant, July 21, at 12. JosepH lionneL, Lynn. watchmaker, July 21, at 12. Wri.tarat NiclioLks, Tipton, Staffordshire, charter roaster, July 15, at 12. MmT BRO.tD and BDWri BROAD, Stourpork Worcestershire, =titers, Jul? 16. at 12. MARY Joni, Nottingham, boot manufacturer, Jety 20, at 1L Titomas faaas, Leicester, cold merchant, JuIJ I+, at 11. hlarnuas lace, Wootton Barest, Wine, lankeeper,slulyl7, 1411. alum" Vaasa WILLIAMS, Bucktaelleigt, Decorate, mina agent, Jul, 17, at 11. _ • WILIAM( ATWOON, Ondersome,Yorkehire, tanner, July 16, at 11. Joan raw Tickhni. Yorkshire. Mar winker. J ulr Id. at 10. /ay= Wisr . urr, Jun., ]tlapton.upon-HWI, snack owner, IPA IL Magian Datums, Seacombe, Cheshire, clerk, July 16, at 11. PLUMS T 11011.1305, New . Brighton, Cheshire, hotel keeper, July is at It Timm Moan= CROSSSrm., Rochdale, bookseller, Jul y 92, at 11. FIRIMILND BOPS; Manchester, doctorot medicine, July td, at it Joss Casson, Sunderland, groom, July 14. at WILLIAM haTail9'roNHAVoH, Durham, traveller, July 15, at 12. WUJ./Am HAlLWOOD,Weithougbton, Linea* minor, Julyls, at L DAVI:SMM COWILI., Jun., Blackburn, Innkeeper, July 90, at 1. Jowl Lilian, Trowbridge, Wilts, stonemason, July 14, at 11. lowers I*.aot Barton, Cheltenham, dealer Mmusie,July 14, ailL JAN= 1 , 011.11C1, Cowpen.quay, Northumberland, builder, July 17, ail enmity' BDWAZDS, Klagton, Herefordah., butcher, July 16, at 10. BOOBS? 9110711:1101%.01, • Lelcester, butcher, July . 16, at 10. ' W ts, • Jtiy THOMAS FRBEL7S, pton, groom, 24, at 11. LTIARLIS KNIGHT, Gloucester, journeyman saddler, July lk at 11. Taurus Caavisii, )Intel, Yorkshire, mason, July 17, at 2. Joint LEWIN, ifillmarton, Wilts, blacksmith, July El, at FIJIABaIIi GOT, Bath, hatter, July 14, at 11. Josuni M4UI IMatie-Sowerby, Cumberlend, blacksmith, July 21, at 11. Job. LANGFORD, Nottingham, licensed victualler, July 22, at 11. WILLIAM TATI.OI, Nottingham, salesman, July SIT, at 11. WILLIAM BENNY DANDY, (treat Drifileld, joiner, July 14, at 11. WILLIAM HANDL; Norwich, corn duties assist, July 16,1,111. Meows BtLLnT, Costessey, Norfolk, wheelwright, July 15, at 11. Janis Hotat, tlwaterton, Camas-Mgr:attire, baker, July 17. at IL JONATHAN BAIUtOW, Bramhall, Cheshire, labourer, July 24, at lit JOHN KNOTT, jun.. Newton, Dorsetddre. butcher, July 14, at IL , TIMMS BPtcka, Woodham Ferns, Ease; farmer, July 18,5110, LAST LIAKINATIoNEI. July 90. W. B. WerthManchesta - 7 ;46711,Argy10-square. com mission agent-July 24. W. J. Boll* West Cowes, Isle of Wight, baker-July 30. J. thllow, lit. Andrew** road, Boniemanger-lans, assistant to &miller-July 01. Matilda Barren, widow, Boys/ Nava-place , New-cross-July 21 J. Smith, Wivenroe, Essex, porter merchartg-July IL F. Armatroag, New Soothes', Banta, clerk in Portsmouth Dockyard-July SO. J. K.lgcome, Jun., Fen church-street, City, and Lloyd-square, Middlesex, commission agent-July 30. Emma Hastings Scott Warta& spinster, Wort bourne Park-road, Bayswater-July 30. W. I'. Carter, South cottages, ruipeo, clerk to a mllisr-Jaly SO. R. L. Woods, War wirk.street, halloo, clerk In a public o Oboe-July 36 T. Tavel% Krith, Rant, o..o'ller-4111y 11. T. WI, Bust farteigh, Kent, fanner-July 30. J. Osborn, King's-road, Bedford-row, cowkeeper -July 30. J. B. Smith, Regentetreet, Pall-mall, and 6.'4's-court gardens, Brampton, artist-July 30. C. Suter, High-street, Borough, dealer In furniture-July 90, J. Barna, Stavertourow, Waiworthroati, poulterer-July SO. T. Sbortiand, Floors, near Weedou, Northamptonshire. tailor-July Di Y Paybody, Leh teen, Northamptonshire, Innkeeper--July N. J. P. Grooms, Pentouville-road, Islington, builder-July IL J. Pegs, Mount- row, Islington, confeetioner-July S. W. Mackey, Hastings, auctioneer-July 29. K M. Nash, Strand, tobaccutist-July 30. J. C. Berner, Harp-alley, Fa. ringdonetreet, baker-July 30. J. M. Chapman, Denbigh-pilot, Pimlico, der kat Penton's Rotel- July 30. 1. Arnold, Shalfleet and Yarmouth, Banta, builder- July 30. F. Buse.% York-load, Lambeth, late fishmonger- July 31. S. Thomas. IJomington.road, Newerosa, assistant to a hosier -J wy 29. B. F. Bohm, Upper-street, Islington, master mariner-July 27. H. Rafter, Coventry, artist-July 27. T. Reeve, Colethill, Warwickshire, wheelwright-July 28. C. Eyre. Not.ing ham, puoliCan-July li. T. F. Mullion, lioae, Leiceitershae, farmer-August 4. J. Powell, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, coal merchant-August IA L. Lee, Bull-farm, Monkton, Devon shire-July 2& J. Gilchrist, Birstal, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemist-July 26 A. O. Weithman, Leeds, cloth manager-July 18. gnu Sande. eon, Sheffield, trunk maker-July 18. I. I man, Sheffield, cgmmercial traveller-July 18. A. Barnes. Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer-July 16. E. Jones, Bala, Merionethshire, builder-July 20. W. Nelson., Liverpool, provision merchant - July s& T. Heeds, Liverpool, glass dealer-Arty 28. T. Birt while sod A. Bevan, Rochdale, Laneaahire, carpet dealer.- J 20. J. Rice, Cheadle, Cheshire, brick maker-July 21. C. Katterthwalie, Preston. Lancashire, druggist-July gir. J. Cs mama, Bolton, Lancashire, grocer-July re. C. Jackson and C. Saunders, Oldham, Lancas, coach builders - July M. J. BtaHo r, Baxenden, near Accrington, Lancsallre, cotton spinner -July 21. R. 8. Robson, South Shields, draper-July 21. W. Nicholson, West Hartlepool-August 7. M. J. Fox, Rotherhsm, Yorkshire, cordwainer -July 29. J. WWiaina, Walsall, Stafford shire, roller maker -July M. W. Ainsworth, Preston, furniture broker-August 11. 3. Berry, Crofton, near Wakefield, farmer- August 11. G. O'Hare, Wakefield, Yorkshire, lioen.ed hawker- July 27. LOLLY& Raml n and Mary Ann Hamlin. Bristol, sta tioners-July 30. E. Solomon, Bristol-July 17. T. Kemp, Pout rhytifendigaid, Cardiganshire, innkeeper-July 15. C. H. Foster, Liverpool, retail beer seller-July 15. B. Callow, Liverpool, art/et-July 15. J. Hail-tone, Liverpool, barman to a beerhouse keeper-August 21. G. Philp, Crauley, Stirrer, labourer-July ts. J. P. Meacham, Leicester, chemist-Jiay 28. F. Nicnollion, Great Driffield, Yo. Ware, bootreaker July Pg. Sarah Price, (Decame ter, innkeeper- July 18 0. Fowkes,Aahby-ile-laßouth, Innkeeper -July 1 . T. Fletcher, Ridgway, Derbyshire. late beerbouge keeper-August V. Z. R. Patten, Toßethunt IThrey, Rase; dealer In per - August 19. J. Clark, Chegtertield, Derbyshire, fishmonger-August 19. G. Ward, Cawley, Derbyshire, shoe maker-August 10. 8. fading, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, car penter-July 21. D. Lloyd, %schen, Monmouthshire, tailor-July 111. C. Gerard, Bursiem. Stallordefore, bootmaker-July 16. J. Hedges, Bursiem, Sta ff ordshire, bandmaster July 18. J. Grim wood Wetherden, Suffolk, maltster - July 18. D. koffell, Haugh- Suffolk, butcher-July 24. R. Bailey, Stockport. Cheshire. Journeyman Dutcher-July Cl. W. Scriviner, Bridlington, York ihrte, conch builder-July 7. T. Tunghai, Gambill, Warwick shire, wheelwrt. DWLBRATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WRIGHT BURY Elute, Lincoln, groogr- 60.1, Jut) 9, 999 say sut7sequout irliaroday, at Carrick's. Hall. INCDUIC POP& Kioptou.spos-Hull, coal marchaut—lm dial dead of 3d., July 9, and any aubaequeut Ituralay, at air Mee, Hull. DPi!IDI24DB. July 15. H. Pribram, Nia;cl..47-l;;;;,CIty. merchant—July 15. T. Deacon, Lieslade. Bedfordshire, livery stable keeper—July 17. IL Loogion, ritadordshire, grooer—July 17. M. (old. water. Nnaingham, jeweller- July 29. J. Baker, Nottingham, yarn merchant—July 14. W. Burton, Orford, Not plumber—July 20 W. liorefleld, He .nor, Derby s irt ha Zt i o r : . - fouoder —July 20. T. Wood, Scruton, near Bedale, Yorkshire, farmer—July 20. S. Morro and J. Dodgeon, Mold-green. near Hinkierefleld, manufacturing chemists July 20. W. Slum, York cattle darer —July 22. I. 3. Vickers, Beverley, Yorkshire, grocer—July 1g Rebecca Williams, Lis erpool, E. 'Jordon, Stockport, power-loom cloth manufacturer—July 3d. W. Meg Man-hester, Realer in fancy woollen cloths—July 23. B. Lavery and C. 4 reckwell, Manchester, wine merchants—July 23. C. Crockwell (separate estate), Manchester, wine merchant —July 12. B. CI. Battle, Bury St. Edmunds. Innkeeper —July 21. it. Cowan, Neweastie-tenon-Tyne, timber merchant—July 24. W. R. Witham, Nottingham-street, Portland- lace. PAETNERBII.IIII DISMOLyn, R. W. Draper and T. Draper, Lymm, Cheshire. tanners—P. Pavy and A. S. Dunbar, New Coro Exchange and Marklane, me-chants—T. Nadia and T. Betteridge, Woodville, Leicester attire, earthenware manufacturers—t'irginie Dawney and F. Beal, Biightor, French milliners—J. H. Spencer and J. L. Bud den. lencburch-areet. merehants —T. Nichobon and I. B. N ...holvm, Gloucester coal merchants—D. P. Davies and E. R. 31olynen, Liverpool. timber merchants —R Munn, John Munn, tL Jium, jun., and James !twin, Newchurch, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. Raphael and H. L. Raphael, Angel-court, Timis. morton street, merchants—J. Patton and M. D. Smith. New castie.upon.Tyne and North Shields, ship brokers—R. Shaw, A. North. and J. B. Watson, Leeds, engineers, so far as regards J. it. Watson—C. Williams and W. Prosser, Wa&hett, Somerset- In ire, ship owners -R. W. B. Davison and J. B. Flint. Fenchorch street—J. Myth and W. Wild, Liverpool, lacemen—W. Dswhitmt and J. S. Orimshaw, Hutto - at, Lamaist ire, cotton spinners—W. C. Wlthall and W. Ritchie, Feathers one.street. City-road, trimming manufacturers—J. M'Connel and W. M . Coonel. Man chester. cotton spluners—B. J. Jonas and R. Goldschnittit. Man chester, merchants—F, Adams s-sd J. L. Turner. Bristol and Grattechun b.strect, corn merchants—W. G. Gads , y and Mary Baylla, Charterhonardane, coffeehouta k re—Sarah Ann Walker and J. B. Walker, Nottingham and Le r, batten— R. Jenklason and T. Bird, Rotherham, Yorkshire. pork botcher, —J. A. Rainey, T. Monkey, W. Wilson, G. Haney, R. A. San key, and R. M. Harvey, Mincing-lane. merchants. animas regards W. Wil,on—L Walton and J. Dilworth. Halifax, Yorkshire. stonemasons-3. Hamlin and R. Italctiff, Birmingham, chandelier manufacturers—J. W. Wood and T. BAndley, sou., Birmingham, wine merchants-0. Williamws, T. E. Manner, and G. Bayley, Manchester, senallware manufacturers—J. Evans and J. C. Erna King William street and Arthur-street West, City, stove grate manulasturgn—L Flowers and A. Wickluun, Weoltneb, pork butchers—A. Badger and J. Dymond, Barnsley, Yorkshire, che mists- 0. Farmer, jun., and C. &nail, Birmingham, heel Up mann tacturers—Mary Anne Blum, J. 11. liebblethwaite, W. Blackburn and H. Crosslasd (truism under the will of G. Mons, .1,-ened), and T. Blois, G. Blass, and G. W. Sines, Might°. and Eludien Bold, If ceringllrs, fancy woollen manufacturers—W. Paulkuer and J. Gorton, Manchester and Unrworth, Lancashire, manufacturers of cotton checks—J. Goodwin and W. Grant, Liverpool—W. Wal es) and H. W atson, to. Ann'alane, CH , stationers—J. Leach and 0. Leach, Liverpool, cotton ht Price, J. R. Moe, and C. Rice, sun., Bristol, stone war marfaeturere-0. Scott. see., G. Scott, Jun., and R. Scott, St Helen's, Leacsahlre, 'neuters so far r regards B. Scott—T. Howarth, J. Howarth, sad H. Riley, Isle of Man Ma near Newham-b. Lancashire, cotton minute> tuns--W. B. Page and W. Towed, Southampton, seed mer chants—H. Dixon and A. IL Bison. Salisbury watchmakers— A. H. Petro and E. 0. Pere, Tokenhour era and Stock Ex change, City, stocirbrokers—lt. Baker and . Manner, Mincing lane, colonial drug brokere—J. Smith and T. H. Smith, Hudders field, cloth dreesers—H. 11•Cormick and J. Beams, Belfast, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (starzes nascaame.) ALLEGED ACCEPTANCE BY RUSSIA OF THE SIX POINTS. PARIS, JULY 3 The Poya publishes an article, signed by the secretary of the paper, which says :—" We are already authorised to consider the acceptance of the propositions of the three Powers by Russia as cer tain. The project of a conference and the six points will serve as the bases of the arrangement which the three Powers have submitted." The Pop stMes that the Imperor preside at a cabinet council on Tuesday next, and proceed the following day to Vichy. BERLIN, JULY 3. The Berliner Borsenesitung of this evening says : " The Prussian government has been informed by Russia that the reply to the notes of the three Powers will in its essential points assent to their proposals, especially with reference to the assembly of a congrees. The wishes of Austria will be especially regarded, while those of England, which are of a more advanced character, will not be con ceded." The Neue Preussieche (Kneuz) Zeiewity of today says :—" The King will leave Carlsbad upon the 18th inst., for Osetein. His Majesty's state of health is satisfactory. Bar Von Bismarck Schou hausen has left Carlsbad." THE FRENCH TROOPS IN MEXICO. MADRID, Jou 3. The mail packet from Havannah has arrived at Vigo. The condition of the French troops in Mexico is satisfactory. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. POSEN, JULY 3. During the night of the 28th ult., a Prussian patrol was fired upon by the insurgents near Ostrow°, on the boundary river Preens. The patrol was reinforced by 40 men, and repulsed the insurgents at the point of the bayonet from Prussian territory. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Company, July 3 : "The Vectis, with the above mails, reached Marseilles at 1 p.m. this day. The mails leave for London at 5 p.m. THE BOULOGNE FETES. (nom ouz owl' comzerommerr.) BOULOONE, TecasnAT. Since my letter giving an amount of the banquet of Monday the hospitable corporation of this city have pro. sided • continual round of amusements for their guest*. Promenades by land and by water, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, and suppers, beside* what the Americans call "cheeks," keep the twenty-fours in • perpetual double quick march. Among the many entertainments one of the moot interesting to me was a gymnastic performance on the rampart+ by the Bth Chaaseum Several companies of this regiment, young men for the moot part, short (not exceed ing the average of sft. 4in.), but thick set, muscular, and in splendid condition, performed feats worthy of the most accomplished professional acrobats. They turned summer saults over an immense wooden horse—apparently risking frightful contusions in case they should miss their spring raised themselves by the mum cular forte of their arms to the top of • table 6 feet high, laid down upon the table, and then I rolled off : made pyramids of men four stories high, and per formed daring exercises on the trap4e. One performance I , which excited great laughter among the numerous spec tators was a game of quentin with • washing-tub full of water for the target. A man placed in • little cart with • lance in his bud is pushed down a bill by another man, and as he pares under the tub be strikes it in the middle with the point of his lance and tilts over all the water ; the fun .is to see whether the man behind escapes getting wet through. Such exer cises as these, developing as they do every muscle of the body, must vastly increase the power for an assault of th e regiment practised in them. On this same ground there is frequently early in the morning some archery practice, for which the Boulogne people are famous. MM. Ballet and Crony, the mayors adjoints, to whom I must repeat my thanks for their unremitting attentions, conducted a large party to the marvel. loos crypts lately discovered under the cathedral which has been thirty years building. These crypts are ascertained to have belonged to a church built by the mother of Godfrey of Boulogne. M. Daly, the editor of La Revue cr‘rrhilerture, and an extremely learned man, made some very interesting observations about the dates of the many specimens of early Roman and middle age architecture which are to be found in the crypts, and corrected several errors of the guide. W. were informed that the magnificent Boulogne cache. deal is shortly to be completed by an unrivalled altar in costly mosaic, the gift of Prince Torlonia of Rome. On Tuesday MM. Ballet and Crony gave a banquet at Chris tors hotel to • large party of Paris journalists. In the *vexing there was • concert in the establishment, at which Madame Vanderhenvel Dupree sang ; the rooms were full to overflowing. last night the grand ball came off and was kept up till long after sunrise. There is talk of a cricket match to-day between some English officers from Dover and the rtsideota of Boulogne. During then fetes the Northern Bail way Company, anxious to contribute to the of the present occasion, has organised several pleasure trains, both from Paris and Amiens. The Boulogne races and steeplechues are fixed for the 15th and 16th of July. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN FROM AUSTRALIA. The se rew steamship Great Britain, Captain Gray, arrived at Liverpool yesterday u.orning from Mel bourne (which port she left on the god of May), after a very rapid passage of sixty-one days. The Great Britain brings 600 passengers, 63.7'N oza- of gold, and a large and valuable cargo. The penal settlement question eau ceasing much excitement in Sydney, and the Empire recommends Borne's Island u • penal settle ment. The Melbourne Aye of the 2nd of May says:—"A bill to abolish the capitation tax on the Chinese was introduced to the Legislative Assembly yester day evening by Mr. Anderson, the Commissioner of Trade and Costoros. It was read a tint time, and the following Friday was appointed for the second reading. The introduce tion of the bill was supported by the government. The gold diggings at Coromandel, New Zealand, were proving very productive. Captain Timius, the secretary of the Governor of Victoria, is • passenger in the Great Britain, the government having determined to break up that part of hie Excellency's establishment. Yell benefit of rednoed duty obtained by pur chasing Bondman's Pars Tea; very choice at to 4d. and 4s. '• High Standard" at es. 4d. (formerly ta ad.). tho etroweM and most delicious imported. Manta ht ergs/ tetrd suPPI4 packetc—(Advertistinenll tiPORTISO LYTELLIVINOS. WORCESTER SUMMAR MIMEO. Pawn. Tu Wiras MIDLAND MAILNAT OrNMINt rack with 25 added ; 2.yr-obls, 7.t 71bi three, get deb ; four, 10't 31b ; the. and upward', lOst Ofb • mares and geldings allowed ab ; s oling allowances. mix. fetreibbt 1414 Mr. Devereux's 111g/dand Mary, by Hobble Noble, dam by Venison—Lady bale, 2 yn, Sat 71b (70 1 (Kenyon) I Mr. Widnes c by ht. Miami—Woman In Math, syra, Sat 1010 MOO (J. Orlmsbaw) Betting : 6t04 on Woman In Black colt. Won by half Tag BatrQeae Blirrvimarr Fuels Brawls (Bandit:4A of 3 sore. each, with Wadded ; the winner to giye 5 sots. to the Fund for tke Relief of Decoyed Jockeys ; winners extra. One mile and a quarter. (10 tubs.) Mr. Rochester's Anaticultis, by Nevillo—Wlid Duck. gym 7st Mb One abut/ (T. gran* 1. Mr. Adams's Ledbury, f yrs, Tat 1010 (3. Holman) 9 - General gliders Magni, s yrs, sat Lb (J. Mann) 3 rue following also ran .--anconade and Everlasting. Betting ; 7 to 4 apt Gamow* 5 to 2 apt tuatienlue, 7to 2 apt Ledbury, sto 1 each apt Mars and Everlast ing. Won by a length ; a neck between the second and thud. tez FLYING 9rAssa (Handicap) of 15Noyy. each, with 40 added ; the second to save his stake ; winners extra ; T.Y.C. (straight half-mile). (30 subs.) Lord Stamford's little Lady, by Oriando—Volk Set fib wails) 1 Mr. B. U. 2444ssoas Illsomin , Ilpos s .ll.l Mb I Lord Omrsalry's Zara, S yrs, SW 1110 ( dissent) 1 Tee following also ran:—Colette, Ilia Julia, sad Lasebeas of Kent. Tun WOICISTIM Cue (Handicap) of 100 Bova., by sab scri7tion of 10 sore each, h ft (the surplus in sputa), for 3-golds and upwards ; gentlemen riders . • jockeys 71b extra ; winners extra. One role and three huioep. (15 ache.) Lord Coventry's Empire, by Lecomte—Alice Carped, )9 6 r. Y 17 . (atty l ' ai s b Cgl c eb 6ll3 or..o, ilir lt iL lE i t a gat i t I - en) (Ntgatingsle) it,. E. Herbert's Whiteludl, byes, 94 (Mr. ichllevratett also rap. THE Coviumar ;Ws: aeols_, with 100 added, for Zyr-okle ' • colts, Sat 10lb ; fillies, Set 71b ; winuers extra; 'Boorman; nomad to save his atiska. Straight five4trlong coarse. (29 sake.) Mr. W. (barn's Practitioner, by The Care—Ternsaa, • Rat Lb (Inc rib extra; (J. Goeter) 1 Mr. S. Sutton's Vacua*, bat 71b (Custanoe) Lord literrorcrs Alpheus, eat 715 (A.. Edwards) S The following also ran Yaw Clavendiah, Clip of the Old Bloe.t, The (looter. Greenlee& _ _ _ . Tes Lsuton ' PLATE of 23 son., added to a sweepstakes of 3 move. seek ; ttyr-olds, sst 12Ib ; time, 7st Mlib ; four, Bst 6 1 b ; 6ve and upwards. 2st =b. Mane and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 501. ; wood to we his stoke. Five furlongs. Mr. Ir. Jacobs' Lulea, by Windbound—Maud, S Lee. 7st 71b)) Mr. Z. Braylefs Surbiton Hill, 4 yrs, est Sib .... (Cowley) 2 Lord Coventry's B4Lothul, 2 yn, Mt 121 b.... (J. Onewhawl The following also nit :—Queen of Clubs, Watkin, Ledbuy. and Aberrethy. letting : 2 to 1 apt Scuotims, 5 to 2 apt Lnfra, 5 to 1 spt geese of Clubs, and 6to 1 apt %Antos Hill. Was by a length ; a head between second sad third ; bad fourth. The winner was bought in for 131 pUms. The CONSOLATION PLATT'( p) of 30 son, for ali ages; winners ertn. About one mile. Mr. Noble Teddy, by Tadmore—Worthless, I yrs (Spei, Sit 21b ht) Mr. litebe's Fluke."( yrs, 7st 716 Clement) 2 Mr. 41(54 Gordian Knot, 2 yrs Ist 71 6 The following ilea ran: Dark (*Moo, Willman, Madams Walton, Betting : 5 to 2 apt Fluke, 3 to 1 sgst Overton, 4 to I. apt Lufra, and 5 to 1 apt Teddy. Woe by • Isegth ; • Lad third. The wiener was objected to by a•ment, on the ground of foul riding, but on the matter being investigated by the stewards, it was overruled. BETTING AT MANCRESTER.—PIIDAY. LIVERPOOL OUP. 7 to 1 opt Joey Jaws (off) 9to 1 OtAthaer (t) 10 to 1 lm paratrios (t) 11 to 1 Oollsopplo (t) 14 to 1 Fantail (t) 16 to 1 Fain go & A ach (t) GOOD v. owl Err k 4. 7 to 1 apt Kingsford (off) 14 to 1 Wham (1) 14 to 1 Bellmea (1) 14 to 1 Oassosatto(t) THE DERBY. 16 to 1 sget Oambusean (t ) NAVAL AND mwrAßr. (nor usr :war's (wars) _ _ADMIRALTY. JULY 3. _ Admiral of the Blue Francis Erskine Loch haabeen appointed to receive a pension of 1501. • year, u provided by her Majesty's order in etenoil of 25th June, 1851, vomit by the death of Admiral the Hon. Sir George Elliot, K.C.B. ; and the name of Admiral Loch has been removed to the reserved half-pay list accordingly, and in consequence) of this removal, the following promotions, to date the 25th ultirou, have this day takes place :—Vios-Admiral of the Red the Hoo. Henry John Rona, to be admiral of the bloe ; Vice-Admiral of the White Ihr Michael Seymour, G.C.8., to be vice-admiral of the red ; Vice.Adinird of the Blue Fr . dark& Thomas Michell, C. 8., to be vice-admiral of the white ; Rear-admiral of the Red the Hon. George Grey, to be "'co-admiral of the blue ; Bear-Admiral of the White Sir Atoned's Milae, K.C.8., to be rear-admiral of the red ; Rear-Admiral of the Blue the Hon. Joseph Denman, to be rear-admiral of the white ; Or ptaio Henry Lyster, to be rear-admiral of the blue, Retired Vice-Admirals Henry Theodosius Browne Collier, Henry Stanhope, and. John Townsend Coffin, to be retired admirals, but without increase of pay. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3. The Federal frigate Macedonia, 26, Capt Luce, arrived at Spithead this evening, last from Plymouth. The sorted of this frigate produced some excitement, and the ramparts were lined with spectators. She presented a very striking appearance ca she made for Spitheed from St. Helen's under full sail, the sun catching her canvas. and rendering her approach highly picturesque. This frigate is equipped by the Federal government partly as a school ship for midshipmen, and partly as a man-of-war intended to attack acil capture rebel cruisers. On anolsoring at Spitted she saluted the port and garrison, the compliment bring promptly returned from the garrison battery and tlag•abip Victory. While here the young gentlemen will visit the dockyard, arsenal, and government establish , manta. She will afterwards proceed to Brest, rod after cruise in the Mediterranean, return home. The Warrior having been undocked will anchor near her, affording our mericau censors an opportunity of visiting that splendid iron-clad. REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDlA—Orders have been reoeiv:d from the Rome Guards directing the following re inforeemer ~s to be held in readiness to embark for India : 620 men of the sth Royal Irish Lancers ;1,000 men of the second battalion of the 29th Regiment ; and 1,0.10 oaken end men of the 36th Regiment. The Channel squadron, under the command of Rear-Admiral Daum, uoraista of the Edgar (flagship), 71.' guns, 860 men ; the Warrior, 40 guns, 706 men ; the black Prince, 41 guns, 706 men ; the Royal Oak, 35 guns, 600 men ; the Defence, 16 guns, 457 men ; the Resistance, 16 guns, 457 men (the last-named five ships are irou-plated) ; the Liverpool, 39 guns, 510 men ; the Emerald, 35 gam. 510 man ; and the Triuculo, 2 mum, 24 nen. This is a small force numerically speaking, but, we doubt if any other maritime country besides England could produce anything so powerful without great psvparatiou.—Army and Nary Candle FORME-OFFICE, JUNK 18.—The Queenlas been graciously plaited to appoint Harry Thomas Alfred Rain&la, Eq., now British Vice-Consul at Copenhagen, to be her Majesty's Consul at the Island of St. Croix.—G'autte. FORZIGN-UPPICE, JULY I.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of M. de Roubaix as c, ous si.c e sersi, and of M. LouisGoklumen as Second Canal at the Cape of Good Hope, for his imperial Majesty the Sultan ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of M. Louis Gold- Da nn s• Coustd at Cape Town for his Majesty the King of Houma' k.— Gazettc. THE DIEGUATLYG CHARGE AGAINET • LADY.—At the Lambeth Police-court yesterday Mrs. Meabalt IVilton alias diode. of Raglan House, Brutes, was sgaia examined on the charge of having mused a black beetle pie of her own making to be given to Edward Gardiner, with intent to annoy and aggravate him. The additional evidence on this ocosaiou was not important; but it seemed to show that the partiality of the defendant for brass bands and negro melodist& rendered her anything but • desirable neighbour in a quiet suburban district. As it did not appear, however, that the pie bad been given to the complainant with any malicious motive, Mr. - Norton allowed the practical joke of Mrs. Wilton, alum Hyde, to Pass ooPootabed. [Advertiermeat.)—lioummaiem num.—Pamir Pnnigicas.-11nuorede of causes contribute to render the blood impure, and time to produce mans besetting maladlea. These admirable pills address thenewli es at first to ropet all taints from the vital fluid, and in the iecond to restore regularity and harmony throughout the organs of assimilation, semetson, and esendiee. Holloway's pills improve the digestive capability of the stomach, and gradually give it strength enough fairly to appropriate say ordinary food o hen wholesonie iu quality and media's* in quantity. These pills act beneficially on the liver, kidneys, and lmirels, and so roman ute themselves the proteo. Hite" of the dyspeptic, nervous, tow slanted, and debilitated. totem digestion be occeelinsally corrected by such means the blood cannot he pas. DORT PHlLLlF.bizejea (to sail oe, the 26th 1 JOT. het ehjpplnt day tart. 1 6 well-known, faetaalllng do CasoLINE ELIzADETII, 4 1, 606 r, JOSH MOBS WOOLLAN, coemaseer. t the London D3eka—jtprq_to DEYITT •nd I( ,9 atreet, E SP C: aSo OIIJA.U.T, HANK SY, and lINIVELL, No. IT, Leadeatiall r,* KC. •