The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

f I V' I' , - - . 0 0 ' . F. .V... A " L I )4 '' ... '. - -- 1 •' ' • • • , ~/. . ,..6.-...'4 v 11... I 1\ 1 E; :": P PER Y“. 7 \• • • •›.. ‘). efa x4 .:. itisaud,44 f Na 5,617.) CtLCCTTA Meet, calling at MADRAS. J MONTHLY COMMUNICATION by Moira tram Loudon.— / b e ;$.1,11,1 austlimy germ elommir LADY JOCELYN, I.IU ,Loodoa) Dodo the IMit August. and Ytyraoath • kuz.ot. The pa.seagers an pared free from London to i lye ,.,etb, sad embark by the Oompaars steam Wader.—PQ t0.1..r tutorials too apply to BOND and MACBELVIE. Masa& n g A,onta. 0. Ine010(411000. LO.; or OBINDLAY and Cs.. 66. FITIIMI ens-Areal r 1 W. joTIOE to PASSENGERS sod SHIPPERS per ELICILWALI., for Byttoey.—This Wit will take la to the East India Docks all FRIDAY next, the 12th last, rtssencers aro ropossted to embark at Graressod on arl4, the E.C. IPA by no o'clock p.m. —lr. GAM and Co.. FOR SYDNZYDireak—BLACKWALL LINE of FACHICHL—Ifddsis. GILIZYS Ship BLACIWALL. 1 t•..,>. captain Y. HARRISON. will leave Haat Ihdla Dodo not , e I•2th Avast. add carry an experishood Surisoa—Apply F OMEN and Ca. ll.Corshili, FILICKWALL LINE of PACKETS.—For MELBrIURNE. POET PHILLIP, Direct—Yeenra Green's pip stantlinll cAsns, 1,200 lona, Captain C. DINSDALR. elf Nine Feat India bock' o the sth September call at Ply moat:, and carry an experienced surgeon .— Apply to OMEN u , cormhin, IC C.—Pmeencem by this LLw ="4 m Paddington to Plymouth at reduced lame by tra 1 ORLEN AA Co. for tickets. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL 01 QUERNBTOWN TO NEW y 0101 F LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and r r giILADELPHIA ETEAMORIP COMPANY lateed sise pcieh•er their tali.powered=e-ballt Imo Saw' ilem•iiiim mug the Vetted States PRAM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OP LIMERICK, Saturday, Ansel 11. kl NA, Wednesday, dogma le. AO4 every Wedeln= sod even allesuate . CNII WYSS by the steamers • a USN 8. swirl W 16,17. and guineas, me to the seemassieNea. Cab pomp by the Seturday's Rases, U gab:om Perwsed peen. games, blanchedsß provident rooked. Peseen tee poles, the Undid Stain, led British Cambia, booked Wesel co eery edrentageoes tweak --Tor further pertlealan sooty to WILLIAM INMAN, n, Wster•street, Liverpool; or b RIVES se4 DUCEY, n. Kleo llMmdbreet. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag. Direct Boats to Hanover, Broaawick. and Csatral many —need the ens first clew screw steessersADLlti, 1110WH. et SCHWALBS will be despatobsd boos HOnabillMing•VlN7 r htua d ay teeming (weather perinitland). at 10 lA l l_ " Blackwell Pier ter peilIWYl at It Boom—Parr to armee, CI rdCl; return tic , aad Al isa.—Awr4_at CHAPLIN'S Paternal (Mee, Regent-circes, W. ; or to PHIIIII.4III.AVIS, THLLIIPPS. and Co., 11. 11.aod-lass, LC. ROTTERDAM mad the RHINE. —TWICE s WELK.— The paddireteemar BATAVINIL Cart. W. ITIL every Sunder, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 am.. at Bla...kwall for paammgers at 11 a.m. Pares, tl ge. a lea n and 171. ed. ; return . 43 111, 42 55.., and IL St. Tim mere steamer FTENOORD from ott the Tower every liturstlay morning early. Pares, tl and tllo..—tor Urouo fares mist te We pentad monthly time bills. Apply Is CHAPLIN'S Unimareal L a m W. . ce to PILILLIPPS, GALVIN, PHILLIPPS, and Cox, 1.1„ itood-lama. Z.C. THE LONDON and NORTHMAN BANK 'Limited). CaritaL 21,000.020. Had Mem, NO.; Baak.boildings, Landow Branchet—Ntnematia. Leeds lisdders6oll, asd SlasSaid. Agenclas—Moorth, Alaska, and liaaltaaa. TiEIi3T)F . - 17C 7 5117 . 187L Comet accounts enied at the branches with parWe respect ably introduced, and oonunercial bills discounted The rates of &moot and commission to be @Peri Von. Deposit accounts opened at the merlon ogee and breeches, and interest at site current rats of Use day allowed thereon. hemmed rates of Interest allowed to trustees and others Irvin Imre amounts to deposit for Axed pertoda. Cheques not containing any fractional part at .1110 may be dmos spinet these accounts. Punning and Wes of stock, shires, effected, sad as dividends rereived, an 4 every description sdf Wiliest* beiffddli Wiriness tenor" d epos the met liberal terms The greatest tseifitio; even for thetr;a a Wad= of wtOOWY between London and the different braneben. Otroog fire-proof rooms are provided foe the custody of t he and other vain able property belcoging to the enstennen of the Dank. J. Y. TURNER. amend Manager. THE NATAL INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited Incorporated under the Computes Act, INS.* Capital £00,000, 1a 0,000 1 shams of ESO sack. First lame, 5,000 shares of which onwards of oakialf are already subscribed for. Deposit ti par share au appilestion sad ES ea allotment Stibeataant calls of to exosed aa per Nara and at Intervals al not ter than three swaths. It is not proposed to call up more than RIO per share. 1111 ITOle. W.l. Adams, Esq. Mama W. l. and A. W. Adams, kW C. W. Adams), St. nene,'apiacs, Ornoscharchstrul es°. ,La hr.. Br^"De. Eq. rttlwelor Cape Town Desk sad Rail gray s-otoPanyl. Oreabam.house. uld Broad-street J. Lin, Ma. Director London, Buenos Ayrsa, and bur Mtn Bank:, 7, Blshoparateatreet Within. Lea[ Colonel O. R. Money Director Credit Pondered Mauri tius), 9, Berkaleyatreet, Berkekyunare. PROW. Smith, Bart., Carlton Club, and EardiUsa, Ammeter- Atm IL OW& Ns. (awn. E. Snell and Co. D'trban, Natal. Z. Spiker, Eu Lerakardatreet (Director of tke London Bank of Scotland), IL W. Sprat, Req.. Wallwook.bnildings, Waltwook. 7. 81Wws. Esq. (Yeses. F. Symons sod en.), 434, Lower Thetas& J. St. lLtioruson, Inn., Esq. Neu's. J. R. Thom= aad Peter's-chansbera Corn/tilt D. nu ilson. Esq. (Mama Wilms, Worm/ger. sad Oa), 71, Csa treet. TOZ&&U'S 00YABINZ WOE, successfully tried in Me Parts sad Ueda. Hospitsia. ander the can of Werra Oillerter. Itleord. Lloyd, Poland, and Lewes Clark C. Lame; Nov. Sy lOC effects cars in as arenas or dr days either la recent or chronic Mamma —ea. ed. per bottle, 1 12= fa Id_ at C. JOZ/Lalrd. Preach chemist, 49. Haymarket. sad Ilk Bealevert Magesta. Perla DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUb and LITER PILLS, • sever Ulna( remedy, prepared Mahout any mercurial ingredient, from th e recipe o f Dr. Scot; will be found invaluable to an who icier ham bilious and liver complaint*, indigestion, Wad, mineans, giddineq climinces of the eyes. do. For habitual aostimmeia, so a family aperient medicine, and m a purifier of Ms based. they an truly excellent : mild in Moir operation and gnetedni to the sioneach, they create appetite, gamete digestion, sad strengthen the whole nervous systenu—Soid by W. Lim lett ehemiet, 6 lllLing Willtamet, Churls...sem sad by must =de,sw.ia ad P 94 and la. 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr. PILL me seating an in • moan gram package with " WillW Wuhan" engraved on the stamp. London—The Anra and M Bank (LW OW), Itichair Lana Locabardatreat. Natal—London and South African Rank. /Lancia! Agenta—ilie Credit Mokilier Unite& .SO, Lorabard.d. Mews. Newham, Evans, 'ld Co., Nicholas lane. Mews. Phillips sad .oa. Abehareh lane. Wens. Floid, Son, and Wood. 9. Warotordoonrt, Thom mortonotrest. Wawa Spencer and Norton. 99, Thrornorton-otroot. AUDITOR!. James Maurice, Ytm.,4l,7;ci Jewry. George IL Perim, Esq., te, G Rassegatt il are, 117dmparir. flacagragr—C. mbh's. . Temporary Offices—La King's Arnmyard, ocemstowireel This Company is establibed for the purpose of assisting isi the develmment of the resources of the colony of Natal and Ms British ',macula:is adjacent, hy affording a We medium for the investment of capital in mortgage and other securities: the tepidly augmenting prosperity of the colony and the Incresong value of land ereathm a constant demand for advances, which SIGy proposes to supply. e beams sa of the Company will comprise : 1. The lending and harestasent, in the colony, at coioniol We nd. of money obtained upon debentures or deposits in this c°2°!..7. 2. The acquisition, development, and re-sale of lands. as fa vourable opportunities offer, and affording assistance to owners sr occupiers for su b s t an ti a l Improvements. ROBKRT COCKS and CO.'S NEW SONGS. •'Tbs LQold Gem." Soo& by the Composer of BY lirlibt halm Haunts ate Still." k ed. ••She Soo, Amnia the plowees.. kW, by the tkanpoo.r Her Bright Sas le Hunts me SW." la. ed. in Search of the Prlmrcee." Borg, by the =Mtet Her Br , ght Salle Haunts we MS," f ret. ••The Her Voice," boom by the Composer of Her Smile Haunt' me Still," 2a. ed. • "Twee Thy b►rd Voice, 11 13ri tit Mom" Song, by the Composer of Her Hildtt Smile Wants me Si 66. .TT y Toles is Near." .00g. b► the Composer of Bei Bright Salle Ennui. me *ttll • " 2a Id. "'Myth Sews," frith Baled, by the Compcorr of Her Si g ht Smile Haunts me NM," fa 61.—bodes : Robert Cooks and Co., 0, New Baiting tea-street, and of all madesellers. Jost published, price its Od., SMELLING, SKEIN°, HEARING, &c. The Anatomy of the litereal sod Werra Reuses; their connexion .tth the Mucous Membrane Using the Mertens. Meek Fen, Me. ; thole Diseases and Treatment. by De. Dime Canon, 11, Climbs Seessearetreet, W. Jelin Smith and Oa, 52, Lonipacre. W.C. 3 The promotion of public works, and conducting financial operations generally. 4. The transaction of all kinds of agency badness, and the ma mairement of estates for sin ntres and Ahem. It is not proposed to call op move than tlO per sham The wets of the (Lemony will be mainly derived from the use of capital o b tained la Ma country by the issue of debentures. The rate of interest In the colony mimes from 10 to It percent.. learMg ▪ lame margin of profit on the capital employed. equivalent o 4 NMI to a good dividend on the pad-nap capital independent ed which, however, advances will be made on conditions wench will secure other sdvestattes to the Company. A. a Trust Company there la • Md. Mid for the Coespaare "pennons, and the following statement of the selling Prices of shares in existing Companies' In Natal or the Cape of Good Hope will show the timetable nature of this boldness LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAT.—The directors of this money have resolved to noommeed to the proprietors at the hall-yearly gesseral meeting on the 18th ion, that the dindsod for the half year ending 30th Jane, 1804, he at the rate of 44 per coot per annum oe the ordinary capital stork of the company, carrying over a banns of 8,4002. ROTAL Commis or Si:mamma—The first statue ' to the memory of John Rueter, the greatest physiologist Engin& has produced. to whom cod the cocoa! of this college the medical profenioe is Indebted for the Coen anatomical collection in Europe, has just been placed in the Buoteriso Museum. It is executed to marble, sad in from aim stadia of Hoary Weeks's, FL A. Buster is represented in deep thought, seated is the chair, which bail been mo delled after the one mode by the hands of Bunter himself, and which is sow in the once of the coevervator of the museum. Upwards of 1,0001. has ben already subscribed for the statue. principally by the medical profession. New LIFE:BOAT STATIONS.—The Royal National Lifeboat Institution Invitee the neoperation el elergyeesa. Salem of the Navy sad menentile uterine. and this gee is I maiden on the lea cout.in assisting it to estb niiiiatais a lifeboat stinks oo every point of the isms of the Lintel Kingdom when danger nine, and when shipwrecks sometimes occur. It is requisite that there should be a sufficieet somber of men (fishermen or others accustomed to the managemest or boats at sash to roes the lifeboat. sod a committee formed from the residesta is the Neighbourhood to superintend the station, asd to obtain seek mall seen' entecriptioos as may contribute towards a per ties of the expense. We may add that communisation on this important subject may be addremsd to Mr. Richard te. wl oh = tog the Royal Retinal Lifeboat Instils CORRESPONDENCEAdeIphi. CORRESPONDENCE roe MOULMEIN AND RANGOON. —lnformatioe has been received from the Direetor-Onend of the Post-office of India that the serrennodeoce for Moulmein and Balloon, forwarded from the United K in g doer by the mail of the 20th ad 26th each mouth, will reach he destioation more expeditionly if met by way of Penn, and theses by packet direct, thee vii Calcutta ,• the .caving in point of time by the Peoaog route being &bon Nine den to Moulmein sod about four days to Ransom Asy linters for Moulmein sod Reogoou Intended to be so forwarded must be specially addressed "vJ Penang." and must be paid at the higher rates of pottage to which letter for Posen an liable, vim, vii Bauthatopteo, sot exceeding bell an mace, la. ; ditto Marseilles. ditto, Is. 4d.—By seen nerd of the Pcatmeater-Goneral.—Cineral Pad-alley August 8. SMOCKING ACCIDENT AT TIM CHELMSFORD RAM WAY firanon.—A shocking and fatal snidest occurred at the Chelmsford station yesterday morning, sod has caned • painful exeitomeat is the tows. A genalema rand Freak Buell, well knows is the locality, wee welkin thing the lute towards the statics on the Load= lido with a small hamper is his heed, when he was honked down by THE NATAL INVERTIMT COMPANY 'the dews mad, des at 10.15 a.m., whisk passed ever Wished his body, maingikag it in a wet shocking renew. The N,"Tirr. IS BLIIEBT GIVILN. t ss the UST ei ArnrcA- 0 . s e dgy Mr. 5.511, blew hi s whistle,whistle, bat gbe peer.. te SHARES Is this Company ate Its CLOUD TBlB seee lw b e sew n ew s a se y, Mug hewn. Ineseeed Al . • Wh inst.. as 4 o'clock , for Landes. sad TO-1402/011. and th ' ''''b tor the country. C. eItAWIAM. Pacnial 1 7 • h. Lin e A rsesir d, M oorga t in e ree k Asper 11, Iml sh o r b4 ixest bly ris"Sai l has asst: o om "i on , t h e p it : : thiubilan. Name of Company. Paid up. Board of Eseeutots 1200 0 4.C1214011 farAdatlahstmthog Palates General Eat .te, Poet Elisabeth thamdlea and Trust 1 10 0 .. Natal Ammo/a and Tract Company 5 0 .. 6 10 The Directors are satisfied that from the above sources a large Minna on the pald-up capital of the Compuy la to be derived, Bur from any element of speculation. The prow.' of the colony during the bud tea years hes been remarkable, and there is every reason to anticipate even a more "spit advancement in the future. The following statistics well dgeNte how yreatly the resources of the eolowy have inereamd .doring the period referred to: •glita of land In 1/53. Tatum Average value of land In county of Pieterma ritrbtog Yonsheref bontedeattle and sheep in oakum 181.330 head .. 4119.165 head. Totvlralue of experts 636.192 .. 1166.000 lermiOg lmports CMOS Pt 5.6411 .. 2405.000 1115.000 Denise the last two ee three yeah s huge tracts' of land have Dery planted with sugar. ootree. cotton, te.. sad the ..COOM •! , -11 has attended them plantatioem eaanot fall to stimulate the re-meth of these products throughout the colony. The ehttrleo sod memorandum o. association may be sees at the °feces of the Company. Pe'tnevtusra and forms of applicattoe for shares may be f 'tamed from • the secretary, solicitors , or brokers el the secretary, Mae ?dew . ClllO • • 315 • 1.61. 63.819 sem NATAL INVESTMENT COMPANY ;LIMITED'. APTUCATIMI ron I.H•tata. Tn the Yarn-tors of the Nu l l Ineestment Company (Limited;. Urvrtant,N. —Hering paid to your bankers the BUM of I hereby request you to allot me shares in tlie above lurn d t ompany, and I apse to svneept that nereher of slam e• any le.. number that you may allot ma, sot:dent to thearaleles of u , unontion 11114 I hereby agree to become reember . l2: c y and author)-e yen' to enter my name npon the et members of the Oompsny ta reaped of tha Nom Wilt a•sl/ b. 4 . allotted to ma. __ - Name to tut) Address (la fun) Protrusion or deaselptlis Date Signature m o 0 112 0 0 THE OXFORD.--BELECTIONS from PAM LA 101CLA DII, DZBTL2fO, U. BaUo in blimichers, Ls Tnwlata lad Tvomtcon, end Um two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented compthy. Director—Mr. N. JONGII.. MANS. Oomedy by Mistretta, ns W. Sandell. W. Bertha. and W Nally Power, the juvenile comedienne. ZVI= EVINING. CoNTINEN TAL TOUR—An En g li sh Gentle- Llogidar. dud Illiporinesel Continental Traveller, la neaklas up • PARTY of IBLX, to accompany him, tro the 20th of • foe a MONTH'S TOUR through TRANCX and R WIT ND, returning down the Rhine, and home by Way of Belem. Terms, incindfug hurdling and hotel erpenom, RIO. For torero, parucuian adders A. 2, care of Mr. Moore, M. Irmicheap, Laudon. LC. STEVENS and SONS, 78, B6hopegate-st. Within. CHINIJIM fUlitleit Wlitlil Pori, hos tho wood Ditto, old crusted ebony Wizsolo, foe& Ws. Q.nt, 148., flu, fit, to Us. ditto. STEVKNEIsad SONS, 78, Biollopeeke-stWithin. 701314:4X sad 11111911 SHIMS. Wk. mark, Itostili.. go 4d. : 100 M. 125. : ISt. 4d. per 'OM Ma. Ib.: Ditto, Pals, 274., SOL &Oa Mts. Wldoity HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES. uses by dram porpr, with wood and aasial tropes, pa• 3=Lp acraw.—Warehooen BS and 27, BermerPetreat, —lliesirsied catalogues on appticatioa. JOHN BROODER'S PARIS FIRST CLASS aed LONDON P&UL NUlDAlA.—Disaalhetery, IR, Hen rbitraniet. Co koks. We. Thla asimbllabsonat Is deist A 41, aid as al 1 efilisk. HYAM ig CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, rd and 01. 011010.ESTIZET, W. The fashion and edadisato displayed In this attire natveriony se Overosau and Oapea Ma dd. to Ma Od. Itorning and l ona Jackets tla. Od. to Oa Od. Badness and Warning Salta .. ed OK id. and Ma Od. Troasere, 602 psternie to Meet from ViSta of the mane saterlate ...... HTAM and 110.'8 ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 aad 67, 02.10IMSTItIt7T, W. TM mot Wok sad exparleaeod ratters sad warloom are es - Trio-Ming Trouser; Ida 6d. ; Veda to match. ea ea. /or clerical academical, medical. sad altar proteadoaal =neaa. Ladles' MAW', tares Se+ la falser. ♦ areatrate cat for amiss. Paer's mita, ICa ; kabala* OW; asadiarta'a, Oa WAX and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and OXFORD-STIM, w. an made mbnized by Parents end Onerdime for behlm, end economy. Knickerbocker, Wratmthorm, Osborne, and Windom Nitta Ida Eel to faa ; Mom Harrow, and Kenny aka Wk. 30a, Ma. and Ira • trAlti-cs slow Ww 40004 7 Kited 13 0 Is ornneidon with this department N°THUM IMPOSSIBLE.—The g reatest and snort useful inventioo of the day. AGUA MANCLLA.— Mama JOHN 0013 N ELL sad Os, Three Iringiviourt, Lombard. street, Lando% perfumers to ber Majesty, respectfully oder to the Wilk this truly marvellous Bald, which padually restaree the human Mir to its pristiot Ime—so matter at whales& The Anna lamella has nose of the propert es of dyes . co the ccetrary, is temeteial to the lusters, aid when Um hair is ewe restored see application per month will keep It la perfect colour. Price E 1 la. per bottle, or la half bottles, 10a. ed. Jobe Genoa* Co. have been appointed rerfamen re ILL& the PINIONS of Wales THE INVIGORATIVE NIERVINK ZEMMOL the moo seiestileally prepared and moat pewerfal avbf ties cordial ever ialroduosd ; restores to their normal condition all the escretione on the lategiity of which perfect health de =lt le • specific for debility of all kiwis sad ben Ms ease masons other le reMimt.s pepsine sad phonate of soda, will prove Middy bedal to the nervous and dyspeptie. his Is. per bottle, or tour quantities is ewe for Ma. Bole ageata. Masan. Baumgarten and Co., 530, Oalordatreek and 1330. Nescharoltutaves. RG Lenten. GJOZEAtT, French Chemist, 49, 1 , 1 :4 3 . :q 3 a:ket, mote hilly biome the habil*, and that ha kiepa ' sleek all th e YRKNCH PATILNT IiEDICIN every deeeriptios of Medical Apparatus, and the following Prepare- Uwe: _ . JOilArn TRENCH verrr PYRUP. 2a per bottle. 10111.0.1 Th STEM MALAGA WINE of Mallen and BARE. a trate. en ed. per bottle. a =ITSE LIXIR et Phan ft& the beg depethe known, le Pd., en ed.. and Ile. per bath. JMAITB pEcrosAL LEITUCI !Witt/. end LOZENGIVI, neemmesded aa the bnd namely (without caw, he the of colds. mama. ars throats, and dl the dhordas = awe thee. M. ed. per bottle It ed. and In led. per Ire. MERINOS INVALUBLI POWDXLS wink the distemper, aka aseasee, and worm la dep. In ed.per packet LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1884. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (=Ties :mamma) FLENSBURG, Amer 8. Three steamers arrived here to-day, having on board 1,000 soldiers, nati►es of illeswig, who have been discharged from the Danish army. The soldiers landed amidst loud rejoicings, sing ing national songs, and cheering for their Father land and liberty. Seven of the prisoners taken by the Danes from the Island of Syet also arrived. Ml7fila MR. AMID MELLON'S CONCERTS. The fourth aeries of these entertainments own 'sexed lest night an the Royal Rehm Opera How—tb• lame wof Covent-garden Theatre leaving been, as usual ay them eramMem converted into • grand osnoort•room and promosed• the enamors bolsi eroded In the oentra Abe,* me hundred of the beet insiamearatabein belonging Is the hands of the Royal Dalian Opera and the Roan! Society of London play, an only snob an orahedas OM play, the aymplsonip, overtures, and damn mask which loan the instrumental portion of the programme ; them pima being Tamed by the vocal perfeemanom of MEM Oaricitte Patti. The mooed of last night cein• Mooed with Bemboves's noble ovarian to " Lemon," Ole mature par errelknet of the fear which be wrote to Ids opera an-called, bat afterma th nraoldetened _ _ _ " Fideno," h." grand symphrie pier was very finely lima • ae sera the otber ombastral prose of the aversiag, iselodisg two ummeeneate (mediate .ad sober* of • /Iv J. P. Batasti's symphony, rsertly produced at the ocarris of the Mahal Society cl laradia. That smallest riediaist, Mr. Oarrodse, played • brilliant eolo by Emir with ornmsaste whey err the diebirtir of his most iesinssest ; Gad Mel* Marie Kreha, th• young piasiesefrou Dredge, displayed • dear fire. tree sad peat egrative payer is • fasters oemsetrasted is the Thal , bog piers. A areity was istrodard is the perm of • I Toddle isedarisr, is errata sore r% sir played • nolo 'r * *sr irlimaiest Whet Tuakephaso—tes teem of sir& remseshat eessabir that of the ono di baritte. Ad her liss-Alle-rs this arra is mused be the pregreaume—dhplayed • pro* econcould over his . - insasuadim a %minis en she from La foes= bola, which was resisessattaL ♦sotb, sanity of the emeing was a quadrille am airs frem Cloesed'a " Marl hi," la which some d the most chsrmisg @Weds of that opera ars twisted and aimed into atm* shape with the irreverent* usual in soak prawns. The theatre was crowded on every park to such at *:test tacked that yromasedlas became a matter of oessidarable difd• salty. 4is fora, mamas, airials ~wisp are to be dimetod M erisetices has the pest meaters, said es ot►ur eassioes uamoompsaied saes are to ha introduced by Mr. Yelloo's Mae Uslea—thus stlaisteriag to all degrees if musical taste sad intalligenes. DRAMA. ADELPHX. An "entirely now Wee " by Mr. T. J.Williants, the author of id ow park/Prams* yam produced at this theatre teat wising. with the title of My Wift s Maid. The ghee was eoesidered moment el ; bet it. mono must be attributed rather to the adore thsa the author. Mr. Lytimeehue Tootles (Mr. Toole), • weak you.% sou with romantic teadencies, has accidestaLly met is Battenne-park Barbara Perkiss. • ssalimest•l maid-servant, with • km faith is drti•y (Mrs. Ytilos). Tootles laving coscetied • polies for Berbers, 'strode= himself to bar under the roceatio pseudonym of D. Itivesetierthe ; while the maid- Penal, peony rementio la her besdeleimparts with her sew lover under the higheasedieg tills of Mount Paddingtoe. Methwhile Tootle* is amps/led by hie respectable father, Teethe, make (Mr. Paul Bedford), to pay court to Luciod• (Mee Eleume), sad, reluctantly visiting at her house. die• covers /a Barbara Perkins, the maidesessat, no other then hie dead Mir Monet Paddington. The plot is furthe r oomplietiod by the furious jealoesy d one Captain Crack thorpe Cinnabar (Mr. B. Phillips). • blusteriag, bectoriag, military gentlemsa, with black inoesteche and mutton chop whiskers of the received type. Barbara Perking, alien Mount Paddington, at the time of be. diet iatraview with Tootle., alias le Itivesebounici, led attired herself without authority in her inletrece's append, sad • very exact description of • dress With airtime Somme sad other article. belonging to Mrs. Crouches, brings the lambs jealousy of the espial down upon the weak sod vacillating Tootles. All barmisic, is evestually elegreff se, aid both Tootles and Barbara being cured ef their romantic sea* mots, the former is recoociled to the lady whom his father has chosen for him, while Barbers natives to bestow her affection. OD her original lover, r respectable vow. The fun of the faros was almost sulkily derived from the 16.1241°1m sentiments and exaggerated action of Mr. Toole sod Mrs. Mellon, to the course of which many • point loos SMOG found sneceseful is mafioso drum in theatres acmes the water woe parodied with • 'edition. sarseetees. which drew roars of laughter from the sadist.. Mr. Paul Bed ford, as Tootles, essior, ocetribeted one siderably to the drollery of the situations ; and Mr. B. Phillips intensified the auger and bluster of the choleric captain in • way which gave eometbiag like freshers to a somewhat hackaied part. THE Samar AT Varentoa. —The mama at Valance is conenaming with . favoeurelde 'prospect TM town is Wing will vision Mao .arena parts of tap kingdom. slowing that the old and well used fiction of the exceptioad beat of this portion of "the pram of Eirgiond" is ylsidlug to the fora of expori• me and fat. Vesteer bet Thom is SO whore a spot over which the refashion sea Imams blow in the summer Um with mire ocastant regularity, sad • more invigorating effect. On does sad moo; on hills and plaice • by tab as, or amidst, the delicious that flonrielast by our moat, there it always as maga hog the rape of the see. And cite* in the expreedoe repeated in our henries by the parched and weary folk, who come to is with fears and tremble's, 'What a delightlel swan I We were told we should be baked, and we only now bed it • comfort to breaths." The las of Wight is the resort of hundreds of Begleed's choicest families in the wake moths, sad Vel*4 new will, wg en pomaded, as. loss be acknowledged • charming mart through the whole arca et tle year.— towner Tams. - _ - Taa EiUSPNC7I - D MURDEA AT BRIITOL.—ForiII- Daisly the mapicioes sa to the cease of the death of the woman Bassist:a, in Partitiosetreek wire unfounded. Thera lies been so candor committed, sad the statements made, as Se the niters of the injuries essianed by the poor woman, by those who pretended to keen, about the cam oo Friday, were, as usually happens, greatly ezeuereted. Is oases of thin tried no sae knows blow difficult a matter it is so get at the plan unvarnished truth except those who an actually engaged is the investigation of such cams. Who. • woman is found dead, with her fees in her husband's bat, ' and her features stained with blood, thew who happen to Ind her conclude, not unnaturally, that she has bees our dared, end from very @louder materials they construes *wi dow* is supports' their cowl usioa which, until it is touched by judicial hands, seems conclusive. A verdict of " Died I from sateen sous' was returned by the maser% jury.— Western Daily Prat. FANAL AOOIDINS IN SRN MAIN DRAINAGE WONAL —Yr. Carter, the conein, received ninetieth's yenned., of the death of Mrs. Martha Matthews, aged 31 31111111, who resided at 73, Albany-reed, Camberwell. which wee esomeesed wader the following Inghtfid ciresoistaases. Cla &nerdy sight she YIN from her door, opposite to which—ia the roadway—wag a cause about 25 feet deep belonging to the works of the men drainage. Having some eurlosity to we the moo at work, elve leased over the bar. rim ' whim she lost her balance sad fell head foremost Into thsesweir. As aeon as possible she was brought to the surface in an insensible enclitics, and omoveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, when she less attended by Mr. filiddall, lb. house wises, who found that her shall was fractured, and that she was otherwim dreadfully injured. She as pired ta a few boon. The deceased has left babied a family of See yams eldidree sod at the time of the shocking oaservesoo was far adisamilia . A Wines, Saar BY • 01.IINSIIIIL—on Tues day last, J• 111111 Winos, tailor, Coviastoa, was brought to Wan charged with 'booting • woman at Oreille°, NM It appears that he was a member of the Biggar company of vohistwes. and bad been with thews at Iseark that day for battalion drill. Before having Debark be had got talon. Iliilld. sad he left the train at Thaskertoa Stenos, it being rawest his home. While posing Covington Mill Farm, which is close to the rood, some of the sernate joeshirty said to him that he was a peer shot. He replied that he would show them whether he weld shear not. He them levelled his ribs at them (it being loaded at the time). and fired. The 'emits ran into the house, whet he drew his bayonet, arid ran into the kitchen after them. Three of *be women were studios close to genies at the wall, end he darted either', bat try &deuterium MG" they artosped, aid his bayonet stock into a ladder. Being thus failed, he again mid he would shoot some of them, so he lobed lin rills, and they, Misting it was all • .itziy ado no attempt to somps. Whoa looted. be &- aimed bin ride at lb. beast if ows et the we... Nee smash Ming sly en Weiss teem her), sad Ind ; she wheeled toned, sad tenements ousped with a flesh woad. ,Hpa she sot stirred at that Widest, she would ban bees shot through the heart. Plus Is still awier medical treatment. On maw is Jaw Rade, egad Iwasty4ms. • Wilms was 1 appellants* by Pollessowslahlui Misr mid Manley. lie b theta renal sp. end hew • wile add two elnidres Ohm mmanaid before the eland! as Wed. medal, be was fekteisL—Ansesaie. 4 . 4 f. 1. [Stamped, Id. Additional NAVAL AND MILITARY. ANIMUS; Atrocer EL—Naval Cadet (nomi nated) J. A. lkarataft. CHATHAM, AUGUST 8. The Dore, Admiralty transport, sailed from the dockyard this monis; with the materials for a sew downy tioo of tarpt which is ordered to be emoted at Ethoebery nese by a part y . of inechardes sad artivaa from this dock yard, for experimental porpoele. The debris of the Lord Warden tarp*, tried at Shosharyoess a short time sine, will be conveyed to this stockyard in the Dove. WOOLWICH, Awn 8. - - . EXTERN,' ROBBERY AT rat ROYAL. MILITARY Ctarelro Etmarm,—Rome ezeiteineot cow prevail, at Wool wich, especially in mibtary (Melee, ming from theidiasovery that • wholesale system of robbery has for some time past been carried as at the large manufacturing establishmeat knows as the goverment clothing Moses, sad lista number , of an-cosimisesoned Witham and soldims have hese appre hended sad charged with posseeskis of part of the Mobs property. It appears that the rlouto of robbery was gent brosght to light by Ing, a &Wotan Aker of the Reclaim and steps were then taken by the military police to search the reedemee of a number of royal artillery soldiam, some et whom am employed la a superior pp. inn at the establishment. The result of this prompt actin was, that the inspected parties was fogad to have in their rersang a very large anionet of some, &noel, dotty calico, leather, ha , anmaanfectered into military clothing; io addi tion to a number of anaautactured articles, the whole being breaded with the breed WOW and evidently government propeny stolen from the clot/dig Moms. At present tea of the employee at the establishment are is custody at the military polka, and a most searching invedigatios is now being carried on, which it is believed will malt is the 'p ion of other delinquent'. A intendant of the facts re e s h a s io forwarded to the authorities at the War Depart ment, mid a military court of enquiry will he instituted to report on the matter. THE TEXT OF THE PEACE PRELIML- NARIEB. lIKILLIK, AUGUST 7. The official Staab Anseiger of to-day publishes the following test of the preliminaries of pesos and the protocol of an armistice concluded in Vienna on the let of August, between the plenipotentiaries of Prussia, Austria, and Denmark. OP MACS. Present :—Oa behalf of Austria. Coast Raehberg, Baron Broaaar ; oa bohaU of Ihrisaark, XL. do garde, Wood Kauffman. ; cat behalf of .Proaaia, >w sto Biamarah, Baran Warshaw. MM. the Ptsaipoteatisaiss of Amick♦, Newark, sad Prima'. having mast i■ easfersese to-day at the bolsi of the Minister of Foraiga Alldey and their reepsetive poems having boon found good and in doe form, have agreed upon the following prelimianriss of pence: 1. His Majesty the King of Demerit reams:es all his right. to the deohiss of filoivrtg-lioistoia, and Lumbar' in favour of {heir Ilajontias the Man of Prunia sod the Anwar of A Gorging to recognise the smogs mints their mid Ms sefies .hall maks in rasped, of Shoos decking. 2. The Ma= of the Duchy of &swig comprehends all the ialsods betougiag to that ducky, as well as the territory situated apse the mainland. To simplify the boundary questiou sad put an nod to the iscooveeisoces reeultaig from the portico of Jollied tern trey situated within &earwig, his Majesty the King of Den. mark codes to their Neiman* the King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria the Jutland pommies& situated to the south of the southern frostier hue of the district of Ribs laid down upon the mope, each s• the Jutland territory of J Noteholders, the island of Amroen the Jutland portion al the islands of Fahr, Sylt, aad Reim &a. Cto the other band, their ifidellilllB the Kist of Prussia sad the Emperor of Austria cement that as equivalent portion of diesels, comprising, in addition to the island of Anoe, the territories oonnersiog the abne-nienticeed dis trict of Rib* with the reraaioder of Jutland, and rectifying the teenier lioe between Jutland sod Strung from the aide sa: Koldiog, shall be detached In. the Ducky of Sl=i sod iscorporated in the kingdom of Datunsik. The oaf Arne will not make part of the oceopamation, by reams of its geographical intent. The detaihi of the deinaivatioe of the frontiers shall be settled by the definitive treaty ci pates 3. The debts °attracted opal special account, whether of W kingdom of Denmark or of one of tin duchies of Stee ling, Hainaut, and Lsuenburg. will remain respectively at the charge of each of those oeustries. Debts outrected for account of the Debi& mcmarthy shall be divided between the kingdom of Desmark upon one hand, and the ceded duchies awe the other, is pro perties to the popslatioo of the two parts. From this re-dsetribetiou are eirrepted—L The loan coo treated in England by the Dullish reverse:sot in the mouth of December, 1863, which is to remit at the charge of the kingdom of Denmark. 2. The war exposes incurred by the allied powers, the repayment of which will be underttkas by the duchies. 4. The high °retracting parties estate to establish as annitioe upon the basis of the military eh possidetn, dating from the god of August, the conditions of which will be found specified in the aonexed protocol. 8. lummebately shot the signature at these prelircioaries of peso, the high *pointing parties will meet et Varna to negotiate a detroitive treaty of pesos Done at Visions this Ist Ausost. 1864. (Signed) Vow Bynum; ICAurrumni, Wzaraza, Coo= Raman°, 141.1•ADII. Banat= Vigil OF PRINCE JIRO= NAPOLEON TO THE Wier or SCOTLAND. —On Saturday monism Prince Jerome, the Princess Murat Count Fern Piesei, and other mem bers of the Princes suite, landed at Greenock, and pro ceeded in the steamer Vivid to Bowling, whence they 's tudied to proud to Loch Lomond, thence through the Trossachs to Oben, and u far sodium Inverness. The yacht Jerome Napoleon took in coal on Friday after noon, and it is expected will proceed to Obey to await the Prince's orders. The Prince is travel. hog under the title of Count de bleucicu, and is on a samear tour. On Friday don with the Princess ? he visited the Ossemeck Fotteay, when the massive sepses of the three large French Transatlantic steemene—Wash lopes, La Fayette, and Europa—have bees made. He also visited the Europa, which was lama:bed a week ego Mem% Scott and Co. His own corvette is •ha wooden nod, rumbling in upearases, although amenely so seketsatiel, the 'tamer Pamper°, built by Mem% Thomson of CiWgow, sad said to be • minter to the late well-known Alabam a. There is rather a curiosity in ma rine suliteetare on board the Jerome Napoleon—via., a small ya ch about eta loos, fitted up with • doable scre w , and with its miniature machinery seemed in fitunework. This boat hasp from the iteeneee's torsivassrry Coughs, LOYDON.—The last sem dos of oatmeal for the academical year took pleas on Satur day ; Mr. Grath, treurarw, is the chair. A vete of thanks was pawed to Mr. Teo Taylor, for his ready ooniplithoe with the request of the council that be would preside at the distributioe of prizes to the pupils./ the junior school, ea thri 'kith alt,, and for his dientreMative sod ethelleort 'pooch sad courteous oondoct of bedews wa that suasion. So trance exhibitioos for three years for student, of the erns& dies! faculty were instituted es teams :—Os. of 30 7 ., wee of 204, and owe of 10i., each mutable for two years, to be awaided is October, alter examisatim, to gentlemen enter. ieg for their drat weeise's Woodman at a medical eabool. The imantiesticte to be is classics. elementary mathematics, Wand philosophy, and, at the option of the candidate, either French or Gorman. The thanks of the council were returned to Sir Fraocia Goidesoid sod Mr. Frederick Goldsmid is their abases. for the generous ow tribution of 2001. towards the foutioe of these wthibi- Moon The professon of the fruity bad agreed to moan. bete the farther ma required. A memorial from the masts of the college, saggrtiog that a representation from the commit sod senate sho uld be made to the senate of the University of Louden of tlie advisability of socouragiug the study of Oriental hurrays by the cooferrier degrees sod honours es waininatioo, was received, wad ordered to be transmitted to the VionChaecoUor of the University, with a request that be would obtain ire consideratioa by l b . senate. The memorial, in treating of Oriental lanauages, reopened to omens the ezeiniestioe to these Legumes I which moans. literately, sod are valuable se elements is philological 'wirier, viz., Hebrew, Arabic, LaW, and Persian, with their Steenthre tad liter 148 Y1 1.3 IN TRINITY Cowan; DUBLIN. —A. fire broke out shoat half-pest three o'clock this (Monday) mora les is the St:ideate' reading-mom, adjoreing the porteeo lo e, Trial, College. At five o'clock, whoa we west to peer, the games WON still miss, but the corporatios elitism were at work, and the the had been partially sub. deed. —Dahlia Express. Tai New ACT ON WRIGHTS AND IIZASCRRIA The act to reedier "penniesive • the use of the metric syqstem of weights and measures bee just been printed. say now be made is terms of the metric system. le a schedule are given the different measures and weights. PsTieit.yrr IN Frail.—A correspoudert of the Cincinnati Gazette relates the follow's, :—" Amid the second confuaios which has missed supreme these two or three years very few &skies Um remained with their mutters. The great memof these are now either labouring for the gevereeneet, in the army, or ia bootee/a • ou their own hook.' But there is as occasional exception. Mr. had a very faithful house esewnt, who clung to him throughout, a.nd who sever expressed say dime to leave 'Wass: either to labour for himself, or for the tooted field. But it was evident that this state of things cost Mr. a great deal of mosey, and more engineering, an &vibe was malted to do little work, and was always kept dressed op to . the top of fashion. But, thought the old men, 'l'll pay you for this when the Yankees are geee ' sod therefore judge his surprise yesterday ( y), Theo limbo, boodle is hand, made hie politest bow, asd said, `Good-by, mama; I'm Ruins to list for a soldisr."Why, what do you mean !'—' 0. tomorrow's Fourth of July, whoa white men get free • sad se nigger is vim to list and get I ree."But bare free; always used you well?—• Yes, mama, but I'd rather be free.' Bet If you 'slit perhaps you'll be shot.'—' I'd rather be shot then whipped." But did I ever whip yes!'— —*No, but may be you'd sell me sad thee I might be WARW." Bet what will yon pie by ightiag t '—'l'll be ties.' Yoe will be i foe *lo—'l sums oafs 1 Yams.: ' Yoe are an uegraterf wretch ; rye need you well sad see pea have rep'l i es.'=' Wel l' waited terr tli a - ewe 'ewe awl I owe dot. Teske, ye mire/ lleisber see of We epee polite bass sod todap 164 is a emeakee i the 16617. 4.. C. 'T., aid carries a mWiet ep preeario a; Plllajerameseel Wean his skii." MUTINY AT BSI. Night di the crew belonging to the barque Shef field, of Leaden, 666 toss, Captain James Alfred DimeUm, ware brought before the Mayor of Falmouth end Mr. J. Ober, on Saturday, charged with combinieg to refine to do ship's deity oe the high wise. It appeared that Us muter of the meal ripped the prisomes at Hannah on • voyage home to Falmouth or Cork for ceders. They received • month'. advance. When the rip bad left port the men Mord to work union the captain would sign aa sgreemeat that if during the ?am , * th ey desired hire te gsto New York with the vessel he would do so. The ears' sought advice of two merers of vessels, and at their auggestioe (seeing that no other heads could then be obtained) aerated, but mitered a protest spinet its legality is the log. On the Bth July the defied/eta re quired the captain to act upon the agreement obtained through their ocentioo, and cm his refuning to do Bo they declined to work. The alms rendered savistasee, bet ware usable to give reship proper riL The mates ro mosetrated with the men, bat to no purpose. At length be ordered that they should be deprived of pearlier, and during 49 bean the eight refractory mums remared without food. Knives were coestantly being sharp. red by them daring this period, sad threats of violates were used, but the *Sous wore fortunately pee pared for an emergency, and an attempt at a murderous emit was thereby prevented. Mr. Moorman, in defence, and that the men bad acted miler the tantalum belief that the agreement was Madre cm the captain. The captain commented to take se board of his rip six of the primers, but premed for the committal of two of the limier's. The charge was ormequatly withdrawn mains& de of the Imo, and the other two were ammitted, am for 21 days hard labour, and the other for 14 bye. The beach commented oa the praiseworthy Ilisawa, etre bioed with Inseam, exhibited by Captain Lanolin:a William Bashers, the 'toward of the ship fliteleitt was then charged with stealing twenty gold dollars mad sim ian silver dollar sloe about 401. from Captain Dims- Um. The casual sated that he shipped prisoner at New Yorl is January last. On the 16th of May, missed seaside of 200 dollars while the vessel meat Cape Faire, in Cuba. He questioned the ptiecowe, sod thee aorpaebal him of having stoles the szeeey. Os asiving at Fillinto64l ea Sorry last, be had the primmer% cheat .markup ors were timed there in • bag by policeman Peres • sneer was charged with the theft, and be rim told where the net of the mosey was. He rid there were two geld coins rented behind his wife's likes's, sad he delivered up • peekel-book which metaised silver dollars, his pro arty.pr. Os rarthing behind the picture, the two gold ems wee ound, she • purse ocetaistiog other silver ales which he admitted to he part of the mossy stoles from the Weer. There weretit•l9l dollars and 66 oasts farad with primmer, ia all shoat 401. The pekoes was committed for trial at the seat Bermek Searions—Westrnt Morning Noes. FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT IN PLYMOUTH SOUND. A woman was drowned in the waters of the Ply mouth eats cm *Manley evening. through the maxim ef • boat. William Cole sad Richard Wilmot, young seamen sieving on beard bar Majesty's guneeryebip Cambridge, borrowed a boat of are. Bath, at Millbay•pier, at about am o'clock oe Saturday menieg, and I. ocanday with Cathe rine Cole, the wife of the former sedum, weal deo the Soared. They preceded at first I. hie Majesty's ship Baser. 11, screw sloo lying Weide the breakwater, where Wilmot west as board. Cole then took his wife for • sail, with tb• iatentioa of afterwards Mantra( to the Baer for Wilmot Mx.. Cole wished to go as the breakwater, but the boat was rue out to the outsider of the 104 sod of the breakwater. There the led were taken down and the boat pulled back through the Easters CitanseL TIN wind at the time was from the N.W., blowier' narderatelp, with oecesiereal puffs, and • stiff ma running. Os lbw return Maids the eastern sad of the breakwater, it was resolved to r•-hoist the mil. Cole went forward fat that purpose ;be stepped the out sad wee In the act of Lilting the uric, when • puff of wind caught the the sail sad heeled the boat over. Ms. Cole had the node sheet In her hand at the time, and wesadosidiag whoa the puff cams. Instead of shaking the iall she allowed it to ell, mid then being frightened stood •p, and etaggered over so leeward aloog with her husband. Their united weight sod the squall capered the boat, sad the two were throws into the water. The boat being • light one, without soy fixed ballast, did sot doh. Cole, who can swim, with the distance of orusiostally balding on to the boat, managed to kaep himself up. the wife sank what the boat turned our, but shortly after came to the surface. Cols tried to get hold of her, but she agile sank before be could reach her. The mcident took place at about eight o'clock, but Detwithstending their cries, to dieted, arrived for • emeaidereble time after the widest. Cole thinks that idly threw quarters of en how must have elapsed. A Plymouth diorama's boat from Bemired pared mar Cole, bat it. emendate did sot Ler kid This sum proberbly from his beteg to leeward. Ile was Dot beard at Budd or at the breakwater In time for say aid to be rendered thence. Fortunately the boat was dimmed by three moo employed at Mews. Fox and Bayly's maw mills, at (heed. to turn over, and th ey proceeded to j the spot, bat having over • mile - to go were some time before they reached Cole, whom they fund in • state of L at d erthaestion. lie was immediately brought in and at the Barbican, and is Is a fair way of recovery. The body of Mrs. Cole bad Out been fowd op to • late hour last night. The boat woe picked up oa Satarday sight by some artilierynds, and takes into Bovissod. All ita gear was gorse, with the exception of the formed, which wee feat to the stem. FIAIII7I. COLLISION AND 1448 or Lire IN 7211 Nom Saa.—Yesterday, the Italian skip Avila de Ica Andes was towed up the river is a damaged acidities to the Victoria Docks. and repottbevies been be oath sloe with the Preach ship Lawrie' la the Heath See, some lathe off the Norfolk coast, the latter resod (condone( almost immediately afterwards, with MVOS or eight of tbe erew is board. Tbe Italian ship wee oa a voyage from the Tyne to Genoa with a cargo of foals, sad was bestow up the North Sea, when she came ia contact with the lanai., which was bound to a Swedish port from Cherbourg. The collision is described to Imre bees el a ray fearful ohs ramm. The Italie& vessel struck the Leann* co the star board bow, cutting right into the chip below the water hoe, and in a few minutes the French ousel went down in deep water. The captain and some of the hands succeeded in gelds( oat board the Arida de los Aides, but the reemfader at the crew, seven or eight, perished with the tinfortneote shim The Italie ship also seetained cooaicerable damage, sad fora time it wee feared that she might share the as.. fate se the Leselee. Her bowsprit aid eutwater were tarried away, theaters crushed up, drives is, sod dock forced, sad the laristoperoM serried amiy. Her disabled madition attracted the edam of the Nay Qom.. steamer, of Looks, which wee oe e voyage trout some Dutch port to the Midilillabefla• She at moo made for the Mattered ship, and took her ia tow, mid breustit leer up the Thames to Oraremod. A Warms be. slam hem readeed from Rotterdam tatlemeting that the Dutch Ladd t e lt 14=17a the= ° freer aZ a" landed port. The Italia vend is sow dimaierging bar moo ie the Victoria Docks, preparatory to being _eired. The Proosh eeseel has poseided - for the mein _ Sours - Kixsugo7oo Diusittni.. the week old* Alma 6.1864,abe vidaara Imre Mee we fallow :—Os Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday tree da opts from 10 Loa to 10 p.n., 9,01 ; es Withissday,' 7. sad Friday. etodsmiW duo (risimice 104 he losibe apes freer 10 a.m. till pm., 1,131 toisl, AUL AM VIP sprig el He MIIIMPOBI. 47110.602. [TWOPENCE LONDON DANA Or SCOTLAND. Yesterday afternoon an extraordinary general 'nhostiag of this company took plsce at the London Tavern, Biahopsgaiwstrest, to orteirm an agreemeet with I the liereantile sad Exchange Bank (Limited), dated 22ed Jona, 1864, and approved at a meeting as the stk July, kirk far the voluntary winding up of the ereopaay ; for the appointaisat of the dlrectors as liquMaten; sad for cooker* on them special esabling them to hied over to the Ramat= Exchany Bank seek portions of the meets of this emapany as, wider the terms of the add siveraneni, were neetesary to obtain for the thareholders la this company the shams to which they were thereby entitled ; Mr. CASOILL, in the chair. 13; ÜBA - lIIIIAW rid the unman was purely a formal sum to give effect to the reseintions pawed at the lest meeting, and to suable the directors te carry Wow out. la seder to do this the Ispl whims of the ecwspeay bad draws sp • Min of rweistioem tie object of whisk was to carry owl an agreement for the fusion of this bashigrith t►e Yess•. tile and Reoliaige Bank. Thie westing was called to Mop* those resolutions and to via up the cowpony. TM was. lotions be had to move woes mere formal own put it a legal shape. A PaorMITOS wished to know when the Warebeiden would participate in the profits of the Idniamitile Bonk? The Oesurut said frees the WM Jape lost. Resolution@ for the amelpmai los sad tie wind's( tip were ties pawed, sad the prowiediunt The proprlsten et the Mseeastas and East:env Beek (liverpoel), at • special resetisi held yesterday, oonammed the resolution passed at the emotion ed the 220 d aliening cod unending the articles o/ assoeiatioe, wits a view to Ora Yide Book at extra ce lel and to snialsataina with Looks_ THE CORNECTOR SHIP COMPANY WHITE"; Yesterday afternoon the Connector model shills which has lately excited melt curiosity among the large number ot persons who tremens the river in the adieu" steamboats, made a racy 'weariful voyage (lowa the Thames and up the Medway to Chatham. We gave MOO description 4 this carious easel is the Daily Rep a few weeks ago, when it wee moored at the Holmes of balls meet sad - Hungerford-bvidge. It is a model boat, intended to represeot a class of vessel to be used for the couveyanee of coal from Newcastle and various other northern ports--the idea being to link together at lest three boats, meta/thug cargoes of male, awe 4 which a calculated to hold something like MY tons, so that the whole vessel would contain something like I,OOU teas. The great advantage to be obtained is that while three of the compartnesets are in process of loading and three nolostring, three' can be on their journey, so that DO time whatever would be lost. The Comm ~, hems only a model of the shthe thth are to be built for this traffic, can give uo oomtnesserkte idea of the molts whish will be obtained ; but if the larger and loaded compeer meets of the vessels to be built as be connected sad dim cothected with the same facility with which the model WI takes to pieces and put together tu the river Medway yes terday, there is no doubt that a complete revolution will be effected in the mode of moseying coals to the metre poll, and that mach of the waste of power which now exists ' will be thud. The Cosseetor bad on baud yesterday, Mr. !Meow. the inventor, Captain Britton. Captain Maven. and &number of scienti fic gentlemen. The boat left Tilbury at half.pme Gee end arrived at Chatham shoot seven o'clesk, after a most delightful sate. In the dock a variety of tape rimente We. mads in tbe wey d counixtiNg and disconnect log the various parts of the vessel, which were attended with the meth perfect IMICSIS, being made is the promote of umbers of people who witness,* tb i e evolutions from the pier. THE WEATHER AND Till CROPS IN SCOTLAND. (From the floitiman.) The weather, which bad been wer .c L i e e lyid seesediat mum for several weeks, began to give el &sage Go Thursday and Friday last , and alight showers of rain tell Os Sunday time was • very heavy fail of rale, which heeding early in th e meriting, coatieeed alined without intermission till early thin morning. This ' chew ie the weather, so welcome dm the long d ▪ adartandely socompueed by • considerable de;ren g / end. EAST Lynam—The fall ef Ws dories the past mos& bee ham much lees than usual. Until the 27th there were csly erreetenthe of an inch, which fell mostly et the oommasacessat of dm meth. Por tart* there me MINI rain on the 25th, 30th, Slat, sad Mee them henry chewers have fallen, waking the total fall to this date owe Mb sad sixth-teetha. The vselm , ties n timperatam has thresghod bees ocaniderahla same . days haying been warm, with bright sonehine, while ethos . were cold, with hig,h and drying clods. It blew a puled item daring the eVit of the 31st, the wild bleake lie potato leaves m emceed Medicine, and defog coseidasalg• mischief to wheat on soft soils, or whom the mop wee this. litany of the wheat stalks as balms down a IMO* sec that will pit mat the heads mashies 'maturity, sad mere is a way that prost meireely jejune the quality of the grain. The of the whims crop are oat quite se eatinfactory a l : t 1 were lately. A somber of fields (maid, look worse than they did from the breaking time of the straw, bet a yellow gam is also yield on puts al the chaff oe many head' in meet Beide, sod when this k the OM, lies are found attached lie the ear, whist+ must at lead lead to loci ism the proportion of light grain. Notwitheiandleg all this, there are army be fickle of wheat, and If the weather and harvest prod favourable, the imam may he a fall avenge. Pastures are usemally ban ; the late showers have brnefitted them to some Meat, bet they still require name moisture. The small thy crop was wand ia melted coadition. GUIs markets bed of late been large, from faunae thrashing out before commode( to mere the new orop, sad prime had mad bass Is favour of the buyers. Flue wheat, is the bed oreditits, fettled oily from 40a. to 43L per quarfsr.—Aidest 5. Brieuticainac—The weather during the month of July was characterised by witheriag winds and cold mmiop. The crepe. ie mendemen, have not made that proems which they would have doom under more advadageous cu. modames. Wheat during the last fortaight he made coo sidemble pmpsm an the Ailing prom, and as the bead ' lame, the ground mows y well planted, we may ea. pact a good. and by se mama • late crop of this grain. la warm moth bailey is adveseleg rapidly io a Mete of trimmed " sod some dads will be reedy for the doh* aboeld wa Imo fine weather, by eight days from this date. That which wee early sown wrn be bulky, rind even liter descriptkes will he • fair avenge mop. Oats. it is now apparent, will be deeded/y a light mop. while on most of the fume then le • comidemble deficiency in the length of the stem. Beth .W. .ad ohm" teatime to mended geed prim, sod an kakis( up is vales. Lambs just sow as. reshatag. firma 3s. to 4s. 64111114 ISM than they fetched at the oer mminedieg memo last year. Darmg the month Baia ed. mind from 3s. 6d. to 4a, per quarter. For two days bask. the weather hu been cold and usgasith —August ti. Tai WZATIIiIt AND HARVIINS IN SUNIEL. Another week of 'plaudit weather has ambled ooesiderable peeress to be mode with the harvest. and • Lege tweed& of core has hem cut, sad some portico carried. Not a deep of rain Ina fallen, and so far notbiog has occurred to pre vent the core being cut and carried to the ducat and driest eisedittoo. The reports is to the proleble yield vary with the Menem of the soils referred to, but the alumna teed. sou of the accounts is umeestiombly favourable. ledeed„ it will probably be found that, es regards the rinde crops, the Masan of the drought has been over-rated. As to its effects oo the pasture sad root crops there use warmly be two opinions. From ell aides eautplands come thick aid fast is to lb. parched beams sod as to the extreme difficulty, net to nay impoisibility, of &dist keep fey sheep and cattle. Sprints, ponds, sad watercourses are dryieg or dried up, and is many instances cattle lave to be driven a ecesidemble distance for water, se water " &awe" for miles. Of poss. in the usual mese of the word. there is, so to speak, sone ; the blade, such as remiss, being completely dried up. Tansies and mongol& are already sefferiog, and unless • ntsuellous change takes piece very speedily, these crops must fall woefully short. The effect of this upon the stock of meat in the country will he most disastrous. Bessie sod sheep are mos tee name. roes or plentiful eves now—ere have tlmi been en for soma time pest. The effect of the ahortmas of keep will greatly augment this teedeocy. Tumors are h orrying their lean stook to market at • sacrifice rather than hold it, sad the rem& will be that • few mouths Leers the (I, noted for beef sad mottos will necessarily he out of all pro perties to the supplies, sod prime meat rule eeenneady high. Frees the hop &Mitts the character of the crop is favourable, considering the loct-cootinued drought. The pleat continues wonderfully fro true vermin, but the went at ran MASS dealt everywhere mere or less felt. In the low grounds. when the phut has had the beach of mete. tare, there is promise of an aboadeat cum.—Seam etsiver , titer. Boa MAJINNY'S Swarm= JACKAL —On Saturday abase= her Majesty's steamer Jackal was raised, after lying fora bomber of days is Miners. Card cud CO.'S bads, at Oreemock, le • maim Mate. The Jackal mitered Roar my Bay ow the Nth elk an lasi fistissy duties. sad offer being a short thee et 111460, it was dies:wend that Me wee ie a testy Ada The reset wee afterosels taken need to teams. Gird% liesha, at Seemosk, where she lay, Sweetie lat hioh tide magi mad, to tin upper dint. Mate were made to Mop Ile leek, a dives beim coseteatly ma. played for Ibis perms, mid arrangements were she seeds flee HMIs her. wee Saldemed of everyting is asests, sussed hailer, sod an Saturday el tersorm% IVAi WSW it heel et aria etteehed to dons under lee batten, tie numpadanele Wag kept 'her el man by 1 • : I f i to