The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-23 00:00:00

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(Wit Cedow NIN INNN. owl as awahmies• HARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest eiel Mod.* 6 "..1e500i p . tezdeefe: = ter 11..—Ilanbt iiiisT Wr usholosli ell doss 410111 Ow Ils mit 411. 1.... lb 1. V.. W elbow MN. pri mabramt. amide= Is pe _raiellr. Nano gi/s4 Liallsa. GIiNINO-11101111•Pialles, aid swim ilm. Tax Ta x RACES . d PETER—LAN will lad the el BOWITAIDOS ..... tatalm 101 . :,Mrit= ilrears iii" mr l a reestplew to jog. = Is 4.. Si= a la It. let : ra m e:e a a a. ; D im I: ?izzatt petansa WHEN a person feels himself what is called "sat e bb ett le Os Nark' It trlU be go d pia" Webb t• sake beet PARR'S LIII PILLS. TM melt el thle=lis le, WA bey ellen • oxen ma an Vleseetle IA Pi tomb det i.= : the latteneat hmillea• et be . re Ow Mb bombe hail bin pealb as sex Tien •he ens text Pi him trim eosin totem. bar"; ee 14Lze ease bid bp ex me meekbe le Ins see Illoolif. ill lobo, pleertreed b. H. ._• le Ibleele. lla fedi. efts MOO gebieries6 Map boated to OloltMa.tlM P.. 1 3: 04.4. 08.11M—... lir omelet" T. RONAN mei 011. otort. 1....... OIL Di JOlllOlll LIOIIT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL, le mimed heels I. eK nip ebe butane P. bee the eph WA Nile oh selhorole le Mel week end NON due =LIN D . Pale OP. team 11.111•1114 le•gollea. poi Nem D. .411CITIPS 11•14. the poime Omen to plr em Zeo la ll ter ComeeliNe. loneo tame lord Pr. Do .1 It ON OJ se bar .111 IN Nook. owe. Nlll Opmpolees to lotWepoo nrvinamCOD LIVIA OIL Is •II Lp 'emus Eel. POI.O. N.; 1hoole.1.; seeded sad kWh! vrtlh sloop=wit *dope MAO men ele m ar i Ztepeehe t he sot Nar bd. teetrogr oaa A APPAL sawn., &ND CO.._ ,1 DM 11 LONDOS t W.. D. De NNW. Doh IMO Omega... De ohm Or 011 V alleheoreel Y ern prime( Or Metreirli. rInREICUMAR.— Preisubd by Royal Lofton et teettee4 mg • Itee ets et dm de x* 54..........„.......- 4x .,. of tie l'e • wend MOOR f•Meft. ere. N 1 . 111116 M -i. dwell et Noe or ond et Ile es Se telet able 'name elk WO ill a h. FYI. PAR 1.116•• fesse meet W e _ _ two Dorm ftteelte Sin le * ra. • wird iszo ar tm. . .ftioried w • 11 ‘ 664.0. t ih Wii. ire Ours. a: f=sZ; all Pagel 'ONT BLAND TB OPEN TO-NIGHT. ROYAL GARDENS, CREMORNE. ainITIBIEN2t, ::: :48 : ;:a en.= - ... emir way mallahla mon* Al be : X* ••1 the Mlltanball MOW le 1,11/7 km bus worolosz is swim ibb ...1. 7.11 me ef i verEr k mialiis. Om a flasd By X ftwx *AMA mageollnalt ma NO sumllon IRE HETRAADELPIL ar DUPLEX BOY, ra 7:: le is al De. lAsurs livatu%; liee l houe llarsi. a. . 11..... "."... 4 .4 ez: 4 ,.= .. ..... =. I" v=ia .... 71= ..........m b 3.. **VT? . ann = sift I=ah e le la • ewe WTl:sum a1L3. 1 II.ILIL, se fl : rrEeiii . allifilie=reek l" =fthi °l 2 he tree Ilet lie page rem SIMPS ONS FAMILY BOOT sad SHOE WAIXHOU bio Pier wits. Toga% a 4 4.844504 nosh t ow 44,1 grid& win b• bold la Os (est.—Priam OXPO 6 PEN SUPERMOlM—Marids c Linell. v. owe.. bar& .11•0011fils PAMITISMOT ▪ Pa.4•1•16* =ass war urban Isitl2l :ars. sk; • fair en, pen dye far dinpnleitalirt amal•••••••fm• NIL ah.II•••. tnr.y, THE L ETTERS FROM THE SLAVE STATES. IliJ um Mau.. Lad= : Jan W. Moe awl Om. WM artsg. GLASGOW POISONING CASE.—Unabri4ed, MiloVaffilitlVarai= "l `"l.7l:r foommi Ikea So olorOlond ►rim of 111=1,41. moorrooo law loolook lloolodioa tarizel antegoirm leas 00.. la eon Iwo .1111 mg mapper. Grom victim Arwrivorol lot tor Tleitoro inumna.4 ww. Ti i iirebRA N BITTroVONSUbiPTIZN ; being A. • @aim et hipowl powollottbe mo•prwolum• awl Mayon hsoliwi Poisaw IN Wo Twin{ of Ille Dbonbal b V. IL •Dba M.D.Fellow cd 411. Osbus of swg WY Ibsen 1W Wm W Is lion• tannery Iw biome las ba Alm 111 w. Ns. ft. • iIIATIIII salare . :l al dr BUILT. Leman: trims. Onna. and liewts. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF AVEDNESDAT, JOLT 22. (Concluded from yesterday's Erftem) Mr. HARDCASTLE moved the second reading of the Public Cheritiee Dill, the objects of which mama were to dinaninth the expenses incurred in sppointieg new trustee. owe charitable funds vested in reel Mats, end to provide neon for the incorporation of smell amities. The motion wes seconded by Mr. Evess; but some ob jections to the bill being urged by Sir J. niobium, end Mr. MARKET, MI behalf of the government, sire opposiz the sere , the motion for second reeding was . nega te without a division. . . . . Tee lia;;;Tiomom Bill was referred to a soled com mittee._ . . The Tenant Right (Ireland) Bill via withdrawn sitar • Md dbewurion. . . B ile Burial iota Amendment Bill wss gamed through The Bankruptcy andned. Isaolvency (inland) am was read a third time and pai Some other btu. were advanced a stage, and some were paned. WEYMOUTH ELECTION. Kr. EtiERTOR4p 7 IIr ed et thebei;aillwousibt up the report from the committee appointed to try the merits of Si. wick= against the election of the two eittlag members foe Weymouth, which was to the effect that Mr. Campbell and Colonel Fronton, the oaring members, were duly dead, era that the committee badmen to &resolution that thweledlell two raw of bribery proved, bat that it had ad boispreral to the satisfaction od the committee that the said era ed bribery were with the cognisance of the two sitting ambete or t The heir well ham then adjourned at eve minutes to air o'clock. REFORMATORIES. We have been requested to publish the following 33, Geawennar-otraet, July 16, 1867. Sir, —Af tee knorvissir, the anus of the More poliuta Industrial iskroakmy, lestaNis, st whisk • skew meat wee made elks sineheis rehred sinleense sr war ears% 1 yr nosh "here. be bar kme lie warm: the., se gy um rye rise, ha Ind W had es bus_ applied 1• 1 e711 7 0 = saw with Iran be been eis. , though be fora him let ray map ssitable wiss, brig no maisney, le could set he Alerted. The um meet away is kopek, gad the gram reseived a kin has lire, wines la in deist in reek arse rat he bed tried is vela to get th e police to appeared We, sad kr be was ikepwate. Lme=s gr . = ler MAC? ! • reesten elf Iter proved kilt b waft • sr= ef arum Ire tame to tree Is ekeame di. Why ilia! net this are he prey lAt reads pews! sad or, H. et ke kr say 600, Ind gurake • weeks porti ment on of the soma eeprea. would, I ea ern be found to un initiated* enesisier of th ,, sum 'snaked; the cent of main. Wain mob killaird being now exactly martmlned. Toe ere there peer Isar labour, with sicaranying al ai* weal he setalcient tar or Inhale% art tba man'a easier dries that pried grid be to ern the aweed his ceseeyease le the Weeks It pun think =Oft NEM le dews W parr vp • rile ironing, and • strong ipsreleties le the Home Olke, I should be WilkeM seAperle wit It sires is whom tk• credit might be Ow" bee eels the esperionat. In the meantime I =mg le Owed IS kern es wawa oulseriber to this isolielles.—lrser skirt sweat, KINNAIIID. To George Moore, Esq., 6, Bow Churchyard. ROYAL BENEVOLENT INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. Under this nuns an association has been estab lished for tho moonset la= le hrgasto et~ distress, add bonen( dosssthsg Aftbineor tbaz k o=yotoot by advalariag tbi g = mom of ettney , ; then Mr nom of oblpotlea; or by maderieg km seri other n lbe adobaltio; bid abo for the =I eollectiag rad internale. loft to the meddles et the poor. The grabloat Y the Dab, of Cambridge; end smog tho vine-reliilleall NO the Dabs of Devonshire, Lord John Hawn, ad Wm. Ilr Thome Tretaridge. Dart. The chairman of the easoilvie coetaell is Viscount &inherit, M.P. ; end saws the ann• ben we observe the mums of the Hon. W. Ashley, Mr. W, Lloyd Illthboth, the Rev. Dr. Brewer, Mr. Chee ks DIP Led 'lam* Lord Alfred Paget, the Hon. the Rev. Andrew Used, D.D., with other wet:l bw'''. pldbathwopists. Slay cos aradentely siequinted with tho rnetrordis will sot Ord very auh pod is to be dons in the direction eon tiogithei by We seelery. At present the association is in its fie?, bet be esieporitioa, as shove by the nein°, of it. bib, members above (looted, not only guarantees the gusalser elite origin, bat is also • pledge of sound admi nistrators. Boob egirts es the society proposes Is deserving deny eassaragement. 3Rarrasks"-COURT RAGGED SCHOOLS. The ninth annual meeting of the supporters of these Weeds la Drury-Rae. Ma slue Nan. bit amiss la Fier yr end Lad Awn= n ose Tbe weft for Wiped Nerd Neweltem Wend OW is senesenew el Wes d dr di sited Wide bed bees nude le hub hr the IMAM et • staitelie beads" to reside be de weed shed ti yeeseed sestinprom, the dhpetwm sad Ike • lis se the itch bift *ay. Tor Ws perpos7E des d the eld banding to boa by the propridor for 30 years, ai a sieral l =frt e rl d . A d I yettiy, as us =do to the Ceessiesit end Wee ma batereat la owed l ia 7r e. d ie t Ilbeeddy Is One piss pawl le de tentrlbeed VAL Sow bold a bow st llsorrensimstoroms, idisk sesdesi weeds et illed ; aid sibededer de semi see le Wee is Ihe bosh ef the treamir 60 ems e4gebieb we empty Wi den& le she lbe WM. die swissary Map. The WNW wed* be Welly. It tea "mi lli*/ 10 aisle dre the bed Wheel he a sem Wish Idl bhs se yeeNts Wile Ihe webbed eel sdkiler bed ghll fligle seeded effilekeetiy. no leassilis, seetwebtle, bed ell in eredneted =nob iespoesoy Feiss In ; War , bower, with elle Nespomien Ihe lhabeilt waked Wed ; Ist ths Weis= et de sided seedsge bedleessesed es ley swim ,• lad ..d dab 14 samiles beil embed se we hail he kir sow oases hell OW Mho' a weft see d delis M. Abbsegh dew wee se smelt, le yleil de haw Amass he dr ha, • essibenens rank d Welle wedd be dle fa lbesselsiders et tbe Welldiss. the Immer mia s lesesvanWee wed by dr wesstresklhe die. dielmtly wig ea; hormallar rirphrsh 2a di des al Ohm rate of 10/6 sits, awl Wet 2,000 vidlol yes bow, We, is able to the whoa dd, ben, taw esidelles_wsediel Woks= setrinest. On the midis Or . Mr. X 4258.03, secanded by UM Rev. Mr. Boot the Wise s sessisseely WWI. The i s ,. L Ihe Dm Dr. Cross, of the United !Wes ME I. Pim lie. Kr. Gerrard, and the Rev. W Owed% eilwellheseetifed. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1857. ROYAL AORICULTI7RAL ASSOCIATION. (Flom OUR OWN RIPOILTIEL.) SALISBURY, Iremissuay Evatinto. A beautiful day yesterday was succeeded by a seswerhat wooing, which however did not seem in am see le dlsili the ous4 menewste-the Royal Melee WM sod the United NM el Wass end Compton Wityhe shmately to the nearbobiless May of the Wanes Me emiesled. Then wee a &Meg Wirework. from the 'Thebstithiswebseetvllk Mem and musk ?las i e ckle r 4 evey dew and inn esi the Meets wore tea sly soviet The Meow/ bids me swohity ealsolast, milk. comentive mein of OD Mk.. WAIWIIIa kg*/ .... voseei The Me m esilkalses appeared tube he Imismate to Aka the gruist !Newtown were Meshed. ad the le be that they Ind ask lot bean Wi wi. =ii.dia g,„Pwrf, ttimught° vim". Wiwi. kerb Ygieß end ▪ ited may admodes who wen el Mons that iith, MI tettifilahnd tans\ a mak the pia, all that would le legared la talus Wag to paha to. sled stem. Widlemee molder embed sea, Ist woe Ise Bed _he the Mew of the grouted, sad las arelika a asiftsillea et Briders, arm reached to. seemed tall lie mak* basis, Was down be as sense, and tubes shied it Mora ft go ldi sieWlensel thin a large timber et milr ma bad gees over le to view the tam et Mr. Meal liadrert. AN., beim osedestell owe the New-in the Mposelen et whisk. the slat two and • half Inis his whew a wry Ws prerided. Very= WO eisionis Masers le the lesehees-Mr. Herbert pre. slaw with hi asenelemil wertwy sad Imet genie Mr. = m ond a paper vi r % der Mew la ',..% the awn which wee very amerenely • Ist thew wee nedelmila It la apiee swig wan. the=sh lad& ast lail to be et pat beiteest to them Wiwi* she boa the pallet saki soil arta the ap ta t to isle me. t a r i di IV ail with bean dames ef rain, which MS eserly 12 o'clock, MINISONWN4 •sidet i lre ".. leiebnent ahm-yose was very We Menikille wilikko sitowleg — Ose Tarim olliholge el OW Im m betenb e gg b W slid swoop ad attain tios. TIN wimp lenhen alike on the Orli Western and that Wales Ibsen Maws in wet lied; but there does net gem, lobe smog private Minns in the city to-day in Y. =Were she (Mak his Royal Highness the Prince Conn urinal then Chborne, Wong joined the spiced teen at Boathiegen, g ores higluiries was mann rthyifietthlt:l44l tr es taii sa i n bel; under den th t e . asea, Ihs ismal mope. Ls royal highness was ssealsel al the salts le the twee, Mr. Thomas =soil Ss maim of lbe auppsodisa, to their robe. of The awn oesSoplet hie sepal highness to an 2:L......d., the NM of the Malan shailag the National Ameget Iheiee a S le mem his royal trwe ening the el Illbeheelet, the Right Il la idn Bedrat, /LP., Bolksby, end others. illb royal wee driven preceded by earldom to the sowed enteme of the Exhibition, • where he was waived by cal Perlman, Hr. Raymond Barker, Mr. 0111 s, and NW ambers of the coned. Hie royal hislases bemire tespested the impkmont yard, proceeded In saw the ink and hour, the display of which is e.e4 assallemt. tin royal highness remained about Nye hem lemollm the Mock, and afterwards proceeded to hutch Mk the at his palace in the Close. His royal Winn SI about half-past 4, and re tunted to Cowls. Mewl dolt on his arrival owl departure, was me Mired by the crowds who bi eesenibled to webs= bin se the city. In the count, of lie inspection, his alsal Widows aide nosy inquiries sot mop' with *Win Key fall I. the exhi- Win elan piss waging issehlas at ea the Sth ass at seat Mak The astileyeed we simed le the aahlWa the allsoaaat, ea Ila India; ompllabes flair =Raft nue Imo set yet ism Ism* either we we had orallebst Wm le wake an elate'mpales the Kock. Wel= die flmtpriw hr ihert-lutas Ms awarded to Teirsley= =lof the t s ar pas last year rah the atterly. was sold for eweitin it Ann ie& for the price of 1,2001. Is illeathieww. lila her We* Me both lhe all WI woad WrIPIIINII. addhlted bring my swim The see des lay ppd, bat they ore only oisptcd 4011114 Vililh a r a t a o . be thoroughly mi n gni% Isis wantry a emoidersbn of Sioluseat . notwithstanding an lehlWee New en the railway, through Wet they lase =Neel erne* by tire. The piga are asp eadtehe sspectally good, more partie•ulerly as regards theleilie se 1 undies breed. The now of homes has SMISSbIiaIegIMISId at any of the seciety'e exhibitions *, enithelwas /ming unprecedented both in the quantity sod waif dom. The poultry aro generally good, but we la dela Mal owls/ remarka until to-morrow, when we dittos Wabetter opportunity of examining them. s, the dinner is to take plan iu the council thembar- the pavilion dinner being diepenaid with this ri.,, ,f., ?eumetance which seen to have given general • tin, owing to We price of the tickets having been doubled, caused, it is dated, by the limited accommodetion of the oareeilsroom. This dieratiathetien, moreover ' is evinced by another dinner having been arranged for to-morrow, without the interference ef the council, at the usual price. Mr. Mills, a highly . influential landowner, having cemented 'to preside, the principal supporters of the exhibition the tenant Lemma-are expected to attend in considerable number. The following le the official report of the judges with regard to the reaping machines • The trial of reeving machines commenced at Saliebary on the evening of Saturelov, Ju l ai r Ilk in a field of rye, a very moderate cop and very . _The different pertione of ground ware marked by the stewards, and the limes dividing the portions were cut out by Mr. Croaskille machine in a nest efficient MAW. For this work it has a decided supe- riority over the other machines exhibited, but which supe riority was counterbalanced by the very easy and accurate work of Mears. Burgas and Key's machine, which was bought out with the now addition of a spiral screw on the side of the machine next the star , owe, which Gamed all the cry it touched to be brough t intrude, and thus conducted to the platform, so that swathe was laid tote moat regular form, and perfected the aide delivery. The horses walked at a moderate pace, and the only =attending the machine was the driver of the To this machine the judge. unmernemely allotted We drat prise. The other machine of Men.. Burgess and Say we highly commend for very elficient work. Mr. Crop,- kill's week was well done, but the swathe was not so well laid we so good and even a stubble left as by Mews. Bur gess's _. gad tkda, we believe, was caused by its not being well siwted to cut across furrows and to make perfect work; sod tho scattered straws left on the etrat we think, were owing to a f. mit in the construction of the endless band for the side delivery. This machine has two men to work it, but cute fast, though the power required in more than that which is onnumed by Mews. Burgess sad Key's machine ; we therefore give it the emend prim. The third prize we allotted to the machine exhibited W Lard Kinnaird, which worked well, but we thought the keno were driven too fast fur Lim berme ; end the owelkno, although cheaper than those Apulian of above, we not to be compared with them for workmanship. The thing was the only attendant necessarily required. Dray's (Pateasday made* reaped beautifully, laying the sheaves reedy tar WS', and not requiring . instant tying, as it de• livered there is ass side; bat the price charged for it would he in, too mach for us to recommend to farmers, but we Dll . zonated it. Twd men attended thee warlike). rs s (Hussy ' s) e) machine, worked it has done for two or yam past, but the sheaves must be instantly tied, to prince the way fur its turning ; two men are requisite. We art hen observe that those machine., to which we hero waded prises are capable of cutting all sorts of corn, while those of Ileum. Dew are only, strictly speaking, . reaping ..rota; and while the present system so largely by farmers, of growing seeds with their crept, on continues those fume, MSOPTI. De ,Wm e sil machines are net of general utility ; but we allow flue when the reaping of wheat only is an olefin and if cut when lit fur immediate tying, Meaux. Hewes are excellent multiuse, and their Burney is cheap in =rwith all the others. On referring to the report ats et Leigh Court, in NA we feel perfectly justi fied la nevereeng the &dein urinal at last year at Boated Lea" Mere there was evidently a greet fault in the con incites of the machine shown there by imam Burgess sad Key (and which fault loot them the tint prize), but Is new rectified by the addition of the spiral screw. We quite Wm with the distinction mule at Hotted between mowing aid reaping imebbes. We wish, therefore, that the public 11111•101 fully undesired that, far general harvest purpos e s, WI west highly appals of thew machines to which boss ere given plena nib barb* . a ado delivery, and einiii the maim 1a m,.... Dray for reaping only. Ti satelade by apes , ase think any further Weft% for to give ear dee•lpha of the above machines =only too repast the mit report of the judge who at 111 gb Cont." W. ed.& • bet of the onward in the Implement Ili 41 ether implements WM d ;• rv.v., awl amsaded : - Hairy Clayton Ws& mai i lt i kar l llt ilm s I . liesZam ing Nichol mxhi era, 41., Barrett, Email, and 31., Ailey, 21., ditto. honey Theism, Skala Zama sod Froderkek HOWN/d. hi ' . 1 . 161 . "liall i g. sall Ow, 3L, eft. dembes Um, V., ad& new Ashby, U., Mao. WI- Iv a n Ike Ms; 111., ilia IL Came* set lima leseimisaleles i rt Mime sad fa, arms dlshibelee sal I. Rawl% , NM. Ism Jaw% lb . eistme dietri bales R. Roney and Seas, IL dielnell NA has, 11, Meet otillirasNalrf:oad and seed drill. R. Rarnaby and Sone, 21., drill, for small occupations. R. Garrett and Sons, 21.. ditto. R. Hornsby and Ron., dl., drill fee ridge and flat work, for turnips, Sc. R. Garrett and Sons, 21., ditto. R. Garrett and SOl/11, 41., liquid drep drill. Burger and Key, 101., reaping machine. A. Cromkill, 61., ditto. Lord Kinnaird, 41., ditto. R. Garrett and Sons, 31., horse hoe. William Smith, 2/, ditto. Hugh Carron, 11. 10a., ditto. Pritet and Woolnaugh, 21., ditto. E. H. Bentall, 10e., ditto. T. Milford and Soo, 21., light waggon. John Kiddie, 21., ditto. A. Croar kill, 21., ditto. John GiStrd, 21., ditto. lease Jams, 1/., ditto. George Milford, IL, ditto. William Busby, 21., light cam. William Ball, 2!., ditto. T. Milford and Son, 2!., ditto. James Wood., 21., ditto. A. Croeskill, 1!., ditto. J. and F. Howard, It, ditto. T. Milford and Son, 4/., cranked ads wt. William Busby, 41., ditto. A. and T. Fry, 3!., ditto; A. Crosakill, V., ditto; J. and F. Howarda (Maenad), 21., ditto. The silver medal rem awarded to the (allotting: R. and J. Reeves, economical drill for dry manure and prods. J. and F. Howard, improved drill presser. Thomas Pain, h ; Samuel American iron-pointed rar i ne ag rare o . ug eottani end Cuttam, collar bar for iron bindles. Parra= and Co., Melia-rubber pump valve. Hill and Smith, wrought Iron sheep trough. H. Carson, thecae pram. Cockey and Son, chore...making apparatus. T. Milford and Soo, light cart. MUSSED lUCTUALLSSW SCHOOLS. Yesterday evening, the flfty•flrat anniversary festival of the Liceesed Victuallers' Schools was held at Illithbury Tavern, Hil/WOILTH Hand ere limen the chair, who was supported by Mr. J. Locke, MP .., `S r. Bet • Smut Ballantine, Mr. Alderman Wire, and over 1,500 person. connected with the trade. This is perhaps the chief charity of thin trade, and one which mato the 'reshot interest among them. The foundation is extremely liberal, Wore being some 134 boys and girls in the institution; who ere the children of decayed or darned member. of the trade. They are not necessarily orphans, but most of them ate without Lathers. In the course of the evening, the recipient. of the charity were introduced, and excited general admiration by the neatem of their appearance; care being taken that in their dress there is no wominvent costume or badge suck as L usually attached to what are called charity children. The CHAIKILLX advocated the mum of the charity in more then one speech, enlogioing the management of • the schools, to which, Irene his own experience, having recently visited theta, he could bear his testimony. lie stated that many of those who was now rnectibers to this institution were themselves brought up in the schools. He congratu lated the sulocribers on the fact of a sum of 1,0001. having been devoted to the permanent hand from the profits of the Morbioty Advertiser. He also congratulated them on ano ther fact—namely, that the land on which the magnificent building stood an which the schools were conducted was about to be enfranchised, and to become the freehold prupurty of the charity. He Mated that the absolute income of the charity was but 1 3001. front all ammo, to meet an expenditureof 3, d 00 1. a year. For this he must appeal to the liberal mostributions of the trade ; for it least not be forgotten that there was accommodation in the schools fur 150 scholars, whereas. the average during the put year bad not recorded 125. It was only by a ready and liberal mbectiption that the committee would Le enabled next February to keep np the present number of sebotirs. Be side. this, a large sum, amounting to about 4,0001., had to be provided fur the enfranchisement of the land on which the school. stood. Half of that had to be provided from the capital of the charity ; and he hoped that the trade would exert all their energies in order to replace that sum so withdrawn from their capital. He busted that the he nournlcle rivalry which existed in all trades would uow be turned into the channel of charity for this institution. The 81:CRETAlef read the list of avaloeriptions, among , which was the chairman, 110 guineas ; Barclay, Perkins, and Co., 100 guinea. A. K. Barclay, Esq., 20 &nem ; Thomas G. Barcla y, Esq., 20 guinea. ; Alexander C. Her , clay, Ks' q.„ 20 guineas ; Robert W. Barclay, Esq., 10 guineas ; Frederick Perkins, Earl., 20 guineas ; C. J. Bann, Rut., 20 guinea. ; and with other. of the firm the total con : tributed by them was 3411. Towards the cuhmehirement fund the MI. firm and its differtm members contributed a . total of Pt'. 10s. The general subscription to the charity . woo announced to be about 1,50 W., and 300/. to the en/ran i thisement fund. MR. TILACEERAY'S LECTURE ON "Wild 141 r PREACHERS." IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE LATE MR. JERROLD. The entertainments which have hitherto been given semembrance of Mr. Douglas Jerrold have admitted of no personal ►llu'ion to him for the benefit of whose family they have been organised. An exception may, perhaps, be made In the case of Mr. Lucas's address, spoken in the course of the evening at the Haymarket by Mr. Phelps, but this was merely incidental, the theatrical performance being the staple attraction of the evening. The lecture delivered last night by Mr. Thackeray before a crowded audience at St. Martin's Hall afforded the wished fur opportunity, for perhaps no week day preacher" ever excelled Mr. Jerrold in the dextrous manner of addressing his realer, or of inculcating wholesome truth in short, pithy, ii.estie sentences. This opportunity WAS not lost eight of by the lecturer, but every phase of Mr. Jerrold's life, and of those magnates who pre ceded him in his vocation and who aided him as contempura rice in his mission, was touched upon by Mr. Thar-hemp in the must genial spirit and the moat effective manner. On his entrance Mr. Thackeray was most cordially welcomed , and in his first sentence, " Walking yesterday in the Attests of on ancient and beautiful city"—the allusion to his recent electioneering experiences at Oxford—was received with thunder., of applause. He then went on to inform hie audience, that in contradistinction to those clerical preachers who purchased ready-made immune, be would not shrink from aiknowledging that a portion of the lecture ho was about to deliver hid already been given in London, on one occasion for the benefit of the fatally of a literary nom, pre maturely cut off while in hie prime (Mr. Angus Reach) ; on another, to seat some benevolent institution of the Jews. Dilating upon the merits of those men who in their pub lished writings daily preached lessons of sound, wholesome, and kindly doctrine to the world, Mr. Thackeray proceeded elaborately to discuss the piety of the gentle Christian Ad. dime, the jovial Dick Steele—(who first taught his readers that there was more real pathos in ample domestic details, than in the tragic woes of high-heeled and beerigged kings and empresses) ; the genial, kind-hearted Goldsmith, and the recently-departed B i • ranger. Any person who attended the lecture. on the English Humouriets of the Eighteenth Century," or who has read them in the since-published book, will be able to understand how moat of the above-mentioned authors were treated of, and will also imagine that Law rence Sterne, with hie mock tenderness and maudlin mouth ing., received a severe castigation at the lecturer's hands. Among more recent week-day preachers were named Charles Lamb, Thomas Hood (a portion of whose " Bridge of Sighs"' war reed with admirable effect), Gilbert A'Beckett, and Charles Dickene, upon whom Mr. Thackeray bestowed an eulogittm conceived in the meet excellent taste, and couched lit the most beautiful language, dilating upon the sweet, softening effects of Mr. Dickend works upon the human heart, end upon the affection borne to him by women end children, and ounchuling by remarking that he felt Mr. Dickens enjoyed a mission from Providence for the diffusion of Christian love and clarity upon earth. In connexion with thia subject, the lecturer defended himself againet the objec tion which had been raised to the sombre, crave' tone of his own works, remarking that he wrote in ell honesty, and that it would be bees and contemptible in him to endeavour to represent life in any other colour than that in which he saw it. The editor and writers of Fano% received a well-merited compliment at Mr. Thacharey's hands, and be read a portion of one of his own amp, "The Curates Walk," which ap peared in that periodical. Of Mr. Jerrold and his weeks Mr. Theckeraydidnot army much, but what he did was in terms of the highest landatim, dwelling upon the deceased writer's real kindness of heart and supposed bitterness, and Blue , Mating hie meaning by a quotation of Jerrold's epologue of the lemon nasechsat, who, finding his trade fail, endeavoured to sell oranges, but mold not persuade the public that he could deal in anything but bitters. Such is a mare sketch of the lecture, the brilliant details of which it is impossible to give any notion of ; butthe moat striking " bits " were perhaps the description of a drama at a penny theatre, a ludicrous version of the Lady of Lyons, in which, when Claude Meluotte produced his cocked hat, "that plumed end ornamented headpiece," the lecturer slimy.. to& refuge in his pocket handkerchief," and an ac count of a pathetic song, sung by a painted nigger at an American theatre, the real pathos of which drew more Mare from Mr. Thackemy's eyes " than ever had been dropped into tragedy's Femme old urn." The audience, who were apparently thoroughly well reed in each subject spoken of elteored enthusiastically through out. Among them ware Mr. Charlie Dickens, Mr. Clarke Knight, with many litmus, sea of eaniasace, and several well-known metropolitan clergymen. Mr. Dickens will reed his " Christmas Carol " to-morrow. LONDON CiaNYMAL ONNIBUF COMPANY. — Traffic Rawipta for •eek wading July 18, 13,7791.19 a. 3d. SPORTING. THE STAMFORD MEETING. TO TUE EDITOR OP THE TIMMS. --- - - - the exception of the Burleigh Stakes, them in no event to be titeidlAl at this little meeting to cause the least speculation, and if there should be an average of about three starters for each race the stewards may consider themselves fortunate. and the unprecedented incurrence would demean to be placed on navel. Lim year the average was a little over that mark, but that was accidental, wo will say, out of charity; it wag in 1868 the gathering was in its glory, fur there were nine event, de cided in two days, four of those being walks over, three of them matches, and the remaining two were contested by the extraordinary large number of three horses each ! These fate will preys how much the meeting has advanced (?) in favour within the last few rem, and it will soon become so popular that • racehorse will hardly deign to present itself to the stewards, unless they can mus ter one or two between them. But , ,i . eti: t talj speaking, it is • great pity to see so little energy in an under taking th at ought to prove sum* ul, for there is alt the naterie I at Stamford fur a Met-slams meeting, the course being fine-rate, and the position so central that it only re 24res • little active agency to render it one of the beet uentid gatherings in the tilidlend counties. he Burghley handicap. nearly two miles and • half, will be worth something like 400 sous. to the winner, and nearly antise ten acceptors may, consequently, be expected at the ' poet, the chance of mob being worth upwards at 40 soar. whilreeksie liallamire Is bat 116 amp. The weigtrts have been before the world, and since they were published Panto mime. hillock, Vandal, Prince of Orange, and Neva have meit lemeW 51b penalties. Pantomime, aged, has Oat 31b, lite name weight that he carried home so encemafidly in the Newton Gold Cup ; and I think there is little to prevent him taking it home again, for he holds most of his opponents safe em public running. For the affair just mentioned •he gave Lawn (who could never get nem hint), 161 b; then Lawn ran with Vulcan at Winchester, while receiving 316, and was beaten by half • lengthi so that, &lowing 31b for the defeat, Vide= is but 81b superior to Lawn • while if we give Pan tomime 1211, for hie defeat of the la tter, he is 28th superior to him, and by consequence, Z 2113 better than Vulcan, who ran with Fulbeek at Iliimpton while in receipt of 716, and was beaten rather easily by about • length. At any rate, if wo allow 71h difference, to put the two together, Fulbeck is but 141 L superior to Vulcan. Seeing then that Fulbeck meets Pantomime at level weights, the latter has some Bth the best of it, trusting to this calculation. Looking at Turbit's running with Lawn and Velum fur the Railway Plate at Meet, where the former gave him 31b and teat him by a heed for second place (so that if Pentomime is 181 b superior to Lawn, he is at least that weight better than habit, who le only made to receive 19th from him), Pointe. mime has tills the bent of him. Vandal, 5 yrs, Bet 131 6 , is Jest aa effectually put in the sheds by Pantomime, emending to their running for the Northumberland Plate, whore the old hone gave 181 b, and ran home before bin, while he now gives but 41b. The Prince of Orange, 4 yrs, ftet 71b, appeals to be running into a superior form to that he has exhibited of late, his defeat of Courtenay. while in receipt of but 716, over the latter's favourite distance, not being at all in accordance with his previous performances this semen, if I except that with Poodle fur the Queen's Plate at Newmarket Craven, where he raced with the old horse fur victory. He is only winning by "heads" lately, it is true ; but it requires a good horse to do that two or three them in succession, and a horse that has been so dead amiss as the Prime need not be used tee freely just as he begins to get round. Ito is the Beet I have come &crime° shako my coufidence in old Pantomime. Tame Door, 4 yes..7st 11b, ran with Lawn for the Visitor"' Plate at Hamp ton, giving hint elb, but was beaten off, while the lamer won and if the 9th were to make them equal Pantomime would hold him as safe se he would Lawn were he engaged here at let 1216. The Gossamer colt, 3yre, 7st 111 b, I 'mew nothing shout, more than that he Is • Mille companion of the favou rite, Neva, and has never yet shown in public; while the Old English Gentleman, 3 yew, 121 6 , exhibited so wretch edly at the Newmarket Craven that he aught just m well have remained "dark." Beechnut, 3 yrs, ist, is the best I can End among the light weights, but no nnicrtain that I do not like to entrust her with may cordidenm ; and in the event of her playing the jade, Neva, 3 jet", Get 1116, mast do battle for that chum. She comes with a loud flourish of trumpets front Newmarket, but as it is impossible to get ether preten sions by commence, she never having run over • mile but once, when she rut up most ignominiously, I shall trust to one whom I consider to have every chance of winning, that one being Pantomime ; and I only fear his being upset by the Prince of Orange or Beechnut. There are bet km engaged in the Stamford St. Leger Stakes, foe 3-yr-olds, one mile and *quarter ; and the penalties and sweitees make the question look set open one a. regards three of the competitors, Sir Colin and Loyola having Bet 1014, and Turbit and the Goammer colt Bst 41b, each. Perhaps I shall not come to llama if I place Turbit and Sir Cohn first and second, the firmer being the most certain starter of the pair. The Beam' Stakes, for 3-yr-olds, one mile and three quartere, may provoke • contest between Turbit sad the Chevalier d'industrie, the latter being the superior animal of the two ' • but should Gamma di Vergy put in an appear ance, he will put them kill in the simile. The Geld Cup, four tailm, woo won last year by Pretty Boy, and it stay go to him again, there being nothing but Sir Cohn and Polestar foe him to fear. Should he fail, Sir Colin will ho just about the nark. July 22. METEOR. NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING—Tuzio*Y. NOIYINO AAAAA las HAIIDICAP.— After pining the )tics choir Ilmolet run orninst a policeman, fa, and tang M. jockey. Bray antierl Inhary, but tbo roAre-ton 'moot fortunMe. Ono of his Wu mat bn.l.co, sad else ono of Ido limb.. @nibs tom Onitrond to the thermiry, Sus noon, FTAKPA of i torn one. with Madded, foe byrold• and unwArd, Optional rainy Irelerb, Is. Maslen ball ado. 14 = b..) Mr. Unworn Gloria, by speleO Jack, 3 yrs $, rat fib (L.lntioner) 1 Mr. Bomb lady Matins Oars Illterressib. 2 r. OM= Mr. Dletnra's telt by Abassisbr-31ussItes. 3 yrs Mt). Mt 104 b 4111 110 , . ........ • • •(Bqktre) &taloa: awl en Ch•rter. Won by .1. laar.la ink beam. reeuul awl Tbe wank. r war bougtd In lye ealasia. sad lade Melt, wee Claimed aader tbd Nearrabat ru/a, Sad pei lulu T. Law man +taiga. RCo~CD\T. Tris Peador PLATS 11110i1;34:;1WiOVII.:111eainatter tMptli rot! or of Um rrolabot. 311, imam. dunlithabolf mot Mr. M. Mum% Mlso Mlobilaplor. by Illstastalor, 3 rdot 0 IM Snowdon Mr. T. Steroos'oßlrbertty, 3 yrs. rot ...... Mr. IT. 1,...1eard.'• Affoturi. f )ro. 7A Ulb Mr. I loodoroorio Janet TN*, 4 Tr. 74 21b (Torribas Jr r Irmo NALLInt. STA an of rem orb. orttlr 30 aidod. SUMO ban roily. oubs.l Mr. T. Panoonso Thornhill by Ftrobtl 4BuLack) Mr. Ptrir.l4.geo fan tn 3 1.1411ar f.i, 1,4 lOrbotn.,l op,luqbaart 4 -3, lilb ftuovroon) Too Cill.TOYFir. IlonorAr of Upon. Mob. 10ft. and n only If anddeNlorod, lc l ., moll Su of ntons 4 1141ain pomoltios for sinners. Orryin ll e WM. n mito aolarod Mr. M. Button's Cvekaton by Barron 11% Mt 101b..111cadolll 1 Mr. Ittoon'. gonen aka.. i)ro. Fot 5i1).1.1 2 Mr. Illotrea ILllht. a sro. 74 flb (IL Jone.) 3 al ELRelrlt ; rtuo . .s•rir.) Tom Nolriiwritir von.' PL.T. i1f,011,01 of lob nom Win. non of any non niter the toablienihon of tho 'mob% Mb extra. dtrzi4b) half rile Mr. . W.V. Mai& Wader, by Taming, Tot Mb .. ....111ray) 1 Mr. Mr. O notorood • liotorithoo), 74 Mb Bs 4 , 1 r. 00000, ' • Ilto Dopy , . ITordbmini Trot, I colt b 7 The Dope, dam by Pantnta, ?at The fAlowlag oho rut :—tthoo. Nadamo itlstort, , I Moe of Denmark, end Amtwo.ta. Beams . 6to 4 sett Iletpetithose. 6to I egg Neftele Loder. 66 , ego Co.,theetoe. Woo by a beta, bolts ko4th betweto the emend add WIN' two lesethe between the thl‘d mt.l fourth. Action. who wee bot. Jumped round at ftettlog. sal Priam of Demos& did sot get well off. 11.4 Mariam'', Puma of 101 p.. 3.yr-c , ..4, 7m 71b: four, 94 Cr*. Pit ; aad ht alb. T wombat, Mr. I Dwain. Boras et, by Joa o' SP, 11 'order) 1 Mr. =mr's itaty . Boy. 4 pa.... ..... .......•.••.W. Warm, Mr. Mr. 011,a's *gnat. ... Maroc RatlmaW lictisir Ihma. " l l .l2C " (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. CRICKET. NORTH v. Sorra.—This match was brought to a conclusion at Lord's yesterday morning in favour of the south by 14 runs. &ors :—Seuth—let innings, IG3; 2nd innings, 95. North-Ist innings, 124 ; 2nd inning 122. ROYAL PRINCEiS'S THEATRE CRICKET CLUB.— The return match between the married and sin/le (announced fur the 9th) will take place to-morrow (Frida at the Eton and Middlesex Ground, Adelaide rod, overstock-hill. Wickets will be pitched at 11 o'clock. PUBLIC MEETING OF WOMEN.—On Tuesday evening a public meeting, composed exclusively of women, was held in the town hall, Lciecoter, to consider the question of women's rights generally, more particularly in reference to the osmium now before parliament. The hall was nearly filled, and the meeting appeared to be composed exclusively of I women belonging to the working classes, although It was understood that tho ex pensos bad been defrayed by some ladies in the higher circles of life. Mrs. Woodford acted as president; and the meeting was addressed by Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Wingfield. The latter lady was the apelike? of the evening, and addressed the meeting with great ability for upwards of an hour. Quoting ooptouely Irom the Old and New Testament, she con d that in every respect, except phveiral strength, woman was equal with man, but that the laws and social customs did not give her fair play. Mrs. Wingfield proposed the adoption of an address to the women of England, which was carried by acclarasHos. At the conclusim of the meeting thanks wore voted to the president, and to Lord Lyndhurst for hie reply to the Bishop of Orford in the House of Lards. It was r&o decided to meant a petition founded upon the sddrers. The meeting closed with singing the national anthem shortly after 10 o'clock. PALISH OT ST. Psscsns.—Yceterday the directors of the poor of this pariah voted a poet's rais of ltd. in the pound, to be made in August next. OftTBTAL PALACE. — . 9g2 SHILLING DAT. reI7fL7DAT, iv Li 21—Admission. ost ytoot, 5,7321 ditto, by swim Ilokots, 436; Wig lidtab 6,200. NAVAL AND MILITARY. STEAM TRANSPORTS FOR INDIA. SOUTHAMPTON, Weu:iLIDAY. The government baa chartered the European and American Company's 'crew steaulahips Golden fleece and Lady Jocelyn to take out troops to India. In consequence of this there will be no departure of the company's gammas on the 4111 of August and September nest to the Brasds. The Golden Fleece is at Antwerp, but ha/ been ordered to Southampton immediately. The Lady Jocelyn is now in the Southampton (leeks, ready to start for India. is expected Wet the troops will be despatched from thatepten in the .lave-mentioned vessels CHATHAM, Juur 22. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, con- Filling of Sir eh:irks Wood, G.C.8., First Lord; Rear- Admiral H. Edcn, Captain A. Milno, Sir Baldwin Walker, But., K.C.B. (Secretary of tho Navy), and Colord Omen, paid an official visit to this dockyard this morning. Mb morning detachments of the lst Dragoon °curb, 3rd Light Dragoons, Bth Hussaiv, 13th Light Dragoons, and 17th Lancer., with 68 horses, under tho command of Lieut. G. G. Clown., Bth Humus, end Lieut. H. Boring, 17th Lancers, arrived at this garrison, under orders to embark for I India. His Royal Highness the General Commanding in-Chief will hold a levoe at one o'clock on Monday next, ttio 27th instant. A review took place at ten o'clock this morning, M Wormwood &•rubs, of the let and 2nd Lifo Guarde, by Major-Cenoral the Earl of Cardigan, the Inspector-General of Cavalry. To enaLle the whole of the two regimente to be meetly the duly of the Horse Guards was token at Ida o'clock het evening by the Ilth Humors. SUPPRESSION OF GAMBLING-HOUSES. Yesterday, at the Marlborough-street Pollee Court, Abraham Levy Goodman, charged as the keeper of a gambling-Moue., No. 2A, Coventry-street, and Charlet. W. Stewart, door-lieeper, with thirteen other persona found in the house when the police made an entry, were brought before Mr. Bingham fur final examination. 'The defendant.. were remanded from the previous examination, in order to give time to Mr. Bingham to consider his judgment, the proceedings Icing under a new act of parliament. Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, was for the defendants Mr. Bingham said—The defendants Goodman and Stewart were brought to this court on the 15th of July, charged with keeping end using a room far the purpose of unlawful gaming. it appeared that the room in 'question was an Inner apartment, after mooing through a shop, over the door of which was the inscription " Abraham Goodman, licensed dealer in tobacco." That for the last two months, during which the shop had Leen watched, little tobacco or none bad hewn sold, and that no stock of tobacco was found when the plies entered on the 15th. At half-pset one that morning a policeman topped at the shop door. Goodman's son came oat through the door of the inner apartment into the shop, and eecing the police through the window, ir.etead of advancing to open the door. retreated to the inner apartment. The shop door waft forced by the pollee, who, proceeding to the inner apartment. found there fifteen persons, some of there smoking cigars they had brought with them, and Goodman with a dice-Lox and dire in hie heed. a backgammon board being before him. Several pairs of dice were found in the apartment and adjoining shop, together pith some dirty cards. A table in the apart ment was covered with three cloths, one of them nailed on to it, and a curtain prevented any view from the shop into the apartment. The prisons areembled had entered in the coons of the three or four hours which preceded the visit of the pollee. and none of them had purchased in the shop any tok.cco or cigars. One of the visitors who had frequented the place brought a stranger with him, who visa not admitted till the introducer vouched him se a friend. Three of the fifteen persons taken into custody were called as witnesses under the act t 7 & IS Viet., c. 38, which has recently come into operation. Two of theta said they had arrived only half-an•hour before the entrance of the police, and that during that time nothing was played but Lail:gammon, which is not an unlawful game. The third refused to be examined, and preferred to unbolt to 1 the penalty of • recusant witzess. By 8& 9 Viet., 'c. 199, where any dire, tables, or other instruments of gaming, are found in any house suspected to be need as a common gamine house, it shall be evidence, until the contrary be made to ap r, that each house is used as a common gaming-hou se. /slow dies having Leen found in Goedrusn'a house, suspected to be used as a common gaming-house, has he made the con trary of that suspicion appear 1 Assuming that backgammon wee played for half-an hour or thereabouts out of the three or four hours during which the company was aesembled, that circumstance seems to rue to confirm rather than to negative the inference which the statute peremptorily compels • thagiel rate to draw front the finding of dice in a suspected house. It I. difficult to conceive how 15 persona could play backgammon with ono board, while it is obvious that two persons might Le so em ployed as n blind for ten or twelve ether., engaged at an un lawful genie upon a table well muffled with a triple covering. And that the house was not unjustly suspected sufficiently appears from the shop-front announcing a bu•inetke not con ducted in cotes[: from the retreat of the eon into an inner room on the eight of the police ; from the =Orel table, ae well an the dice found in that room ; from the heaitation to ad mit a stranger till vouched for by • friend, and from the re• fusel, even under penalty, of the mad respeeteila of the per eons apprehended to give evidence. The punishment for the offence of keeping a common gaining house is a floe not ex- I reeding 6001., or imprisonment not exceeding one year, at the discretion of the magistrates. As Goodman is here for the first time, and as the company ',ambled in his house consis ted not of minor., apprentices, or servants, who are tier fre quently tempted by the facilities of such a house to make free with their employers' properly, but was compared of veteran idlers, who, perhaps, might be left to compass each others rain without much loss to society, a fins of 501. mly will, as a commencement, be imposed on Goodman, end lie. on Stewart who acted as door-keeper. In delimit of pay ment, Goodman to be imprieoued six weeks, Stewart tea days. Goodman said there were several backgammon boards in his house when the police entered. Mr. Lewis said the decision would be appealed against, end it would Le fur the magistrate to fix the amount of bail. Bail for Goodman was fixed at two Paretic" in 100/. each. The other defendant. were discharged. OFFER BY AUCTION OF BRANKSEA CASTLE AND ISLANTI.-0110 Of the large rooms at the Auction Mart MRS yesterday filled on occasion of the sale, by Messrs. Driver, of the princely property in Doreetehire, lately belonging to Colonel Waugh. The conditions of sale having br.a read, Mr. Driver entered into a minute description of 13rankrea Castle and bland, with the clays and pottery work s bteught into eperatien by Colonel Waugh, the fanning land, Ae. A voluminous printed description of the property, nicely ides tested in celeero, was banded about the room, and from this production, with notes and comnieute, Mr. Driver succeeded In engaging the attention of hie auditory for nearly two hours. The sale wax opened at one o'clock, and bet wean two and three the biddinge commenced. After a brief paw*, 25,0001. was bid, and the ewe was advaue,sl upon by various parries, at the rate of I,ooof. each Liddintr, until 100 0001. was bid for the property. A monientery pause followed, as if breath ing limn were necessary, when the contending partite renewed and maiutaieed the competition, until the hammer fell lima the biddintref 119,000/. Till this period many persona in the room believed that a bons fide purchaser had been ob tained, andthat some affluent nobleman or merchant hail be come the proprietor of Brenkeea Castle and blond. but in a moment or two Mr. Driver thanked the couip.inv for their attendance, and announced that the property Lad been bought in. RAILWAYS.—If is stated that amicable arrange ment' hare been resumed between the Eastern Counties and Blackwell Railways, by which the public and proprietors will be benefited. A new railway called the Devon Volley Railway is proposed for the county of Kier... Ariauge manta ace being made for the coustruel ion of the long pro jected railway extension from ilungerford westward. The first turf of the Vale of Clwyd Railway is to be turned en the 7th of August. The foundation stone of the dock, at Silloth Bay is to be laid on the 4th of August ; the jetty of 1,000 feet is already completed. BANKS. The Carlisle City and District Bank have just declared a dividend of 5 per cent., and a bonus at per cent. for the half year. The profits during the past Fear were 6,6391., and 1,0821. will be added to the reserve fund, which amounts to 19.31.11. The Clydesdale Banking Company have declared a dividend of 7 per cent. The mane for the year were 70,0301.. and 10,0001. is to Le added to the rut, which amounts to 130,0001. A petition has been signed for presentation to parliament by 1,000 merchants and traders of Glasgow. against the existing bank monopoly in Gl a sgow. The Perth Banking Company declared a dividend of 201. on etch chars over and above the bonus at their meeting on the 13th inst. .—,. ROYAL OARDENS, CREMORNE.—We observe that Mr. T. B. Simpson announces his annual benefit for this day (Thwaday). The services of the most eminent artistes in every dew talent hanebeen secured, so u to render this annie verssry festival one of unprecedented stirAct)P. Mr. MTolinin, supported by other eminent and daring horsemen, the Italian Brothers, the popular fsiry ballet, entitled " The Slystiebranch," en afternoon priori...moo in the Marionette theatre, with a burlesque by Hop Vamp, and the Infant I=', are in the programme of the entertainments. The will be opened at two o'clock, and from that hour until the display of fireworks every exertion will ha made to enhance the I...lemurs of this popular reeort. There can be no doubt that Mr. Simpson will be weU suppotted on this occasion.