The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-13 00:00:00

r ENvsPA:ER • • Of" 8,. b a - ' -1 r { ,,_ 7 _ 6,., , ,,,: ,... i ,,, g%. c..:_- No. 5,621.) I . TTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. u. \ I II LY COMMUNICATION by Steam from London.— ,„, , „ Ancillary *crew steamer LADY JOCELYN. will . a ,London) Dodo the Illtb AusaaL and Plymontb t The paumenters ere palmed tree frees Loudon to . 1 eel entort by tne Co , npan,ys leader.—For ....ems ion apply to BOND and if ACENLYIL )leas;- „,, •, t•. Mincing-lane, LC.: or ORLNDLAY and Co.. 14, pg . A 8. W. 13 L • BALL PASS/ENDER LINE of is PACKED; for ADSTRALIA frees Loudon direct romace. narrella MOO Llsola dept. 10 rr,zatus 2,000 I. ladle Dept. vb i. 1 ,.,.1 :en City %SOO 11 India Assuan , Light Brigade 2,60 0 IZ. India To follow dot Imo of packets bare, by *sir punctuality and earned a world-knows reputation and Uttar pito IL • nuxlat inn is unsurpassed by any vessels &boat. —For 1. I t respecting Ire tor to Australia apply to JsUro , %INES and Co., ;Arad for the Black gar, 1.^.• and T. M. 'UCLA and Ca., I, laidenliabotrset, tool _ ,r.oi FROM LIVERPOOL OR Quaznrrows TO NEW Wick. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW TORE, and F..:1. U./ELYRIA STRAII.PTTIP COVPANT intend des ;go! • full-powleed =beet Iron Scree Elleant-illgra 1 . 1-• "nleol Mateo FROM LIVERPOOL Ise NNW YORK. Wedieggo, Angela 17. INOAROO, Poeurday, Await 20. A n.i arty Wednesday and is, err alternate atturiar. tags by the mall steamers sidling every Wednesday, 17. 17. 21 vines's, according to the accommodation. Carla .; t'or Saturdays ,teasers, 13 guineas. forward panes, 3 tactudmi all proviskins 000ked. Passenners tor Cass" tlei Coned States, and Betas/ Columbia► booked through fe Very A:, intageous terra..—POr farther parUculara apply to WILLIAM INMAN, n. Water-otrora, Liverpool: or to xi v Ind MACEY. 01. Klee MMlatuntreet. Qty. CUNAIID LINK—BRITISH and NORTH L :tICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, awfainted by mr titroir.l) to rail bourses LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK. l w eol LIVER POOL and BOSTON, tits Boston ships calling st FillEas to land and exam parienrellw and mans The Ba ker.; r then vessels are spore.sted to sal trees LireOlool, cause a , n•ieli to reettioe the malls lONA. for NEW YORK. Saturday, Augast 13. i.V lOWA, for BOSTON. Saturday August St. . . • _ . .0171 A, for NEW YORK ; Raitintal", Tug Tit 27. rai engers and goods for N 1144411. and Heveosets, to I at New York t.sehject to the permisalon of the t c.. • authorities on board the 8.1115 S. Corsica. , a itioney useliollor steward's fee and provisinta, but int' wiiirs or liquors:—To Halifax sad Batton, chief °shin, ac n 1 cabin. Lld To New York, chief cabin. 5.24 3: w - u I si.in, LIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 13 rut too, Ind 5 per cent. pronsse.—Apply to J. B. Fuoird, 5.1, Old kratxt.ret, London ; J. M. Currie, Haire, sad It Place de la }curie. Pans G. an. 4 J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasses, D. Que•astows ; or D. mad C. Weever, 5, Water drat Lirsepeol. DBILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and 1 Co despatch the undermentioned Ord-clam Mermen : For RUTTERDAIL the BATAVILIt, miry Elands, morning, tam Hermit...-. Tier, at 10 a.m., calling at Madman fair pas semen al 11 am. Fares, iS b., 11 10e., sad Ile. od.: sad the EVEN. Xiall cry Thursday imaystaa early front 0/ the Tower. fire ?A. LitEMP:N neutril Teasels, nailer Rumba Rag, the ADUCL, wow 1 , , or rullirALlig, erery Thursday morning (weather per m:arm at 1V am from Horselndaam, and from Ingekaall at 122,m. Fares. tt.:Z.and 14. - • N h. An extra yawl. the ADLER, will leave Horselydava at p tau F. entrap: - - For O)T&4CNJUZO. the LONDON. To-aterrow ,n y, A-I 14th. from lineaelydeen. obe tollooed by the 6CDTAIt ItAqi Fuee.kt Sa and 42 . . FCC 31 L. Waage. & c. , alvd at Chaplin.rallralre• beent-ci too , W., or to PUI IPPS. GRAVES, P aid C 0.., 11. Rood-lane. LC. I:OTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWIC7Rs - The paddleuteerser PATAPIRE., Capt. W. riff rig. every Sunday, from I lernotage Tar, at 10 a.m., mass at Slav/mall for peasouper' at 11 LID. Pares. LI la., Al Ka, end ; return . AS Is., Ld to., and Al fa 3d. The mew steamer V Y KNOORD from off the Tower every Thursday meriting early. YAM. Al and Al 10s.—For through fares refer to the printed monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Untearsal OHN, W. or to PHILLIPPS, ouvra. minuers, ead Co., 11. lood-lane, LC. I 3IPERIAL BANK of CHINA, INDIA, and JAPAN (Liedled). NOTICE IS HIRRBY GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY CLNERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Imperial Bank 01 China, India. and Japan ;Limited'. win be held at the London Tavern, Blebopeate-street. on THURSDAY, the 25th of Armlet throat, et It o'clock precisely, when the agreement for ismalga• =Don entered Into with the Bank of Hindustan. Mina, and Japan ,Llnilted,, referred to In the circular addreered to the ahareholdersuf this Lank on the Intli citd lily last. will be submitted for approval, and resolutioi's to voluntarily wind ap the Bank and appoint liquidators vial be proposed. The tonna ing. in substarea, are the terms of smalgarnatim3: lot. 20.000 New Shares of £lOO each of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan Limited , , to be tuned to the bolder* of the 20,000 shares In this Bank. ind. Such attar. to be Pitted at L 6 per share premium. 3rd. CZ. per share of the premium to be placed to the reveres bind of the united Banks, in eddit on to the anions% already at the reserve of the Rant of flindtudan, China, and Japan, and deo all further additions by which the total rewrve fund at the rod of this year will, with the profits, probably amount to about g1a0,030. gh. The remaining Cl per share of the premium will be applied to pay off preliminary expenses. 341,. A .lit Need of 10 per coat. per annum for the time Ike Lank has bee, In operation to be paid to the Shareholders of this bus on exchanging certificate. oth lour Directors from this Bank to be nominated by and join the Bowl' of the sank of Hindust.n, China, and Japan. 7th. The new shares now to be leaned asahoer to rank on equal torro with all the previous tunes of the Rank of filedestan. China, and Jensen, wh. ther orkgbinl or otherwise . sth. The opal's of paying rap to gth per share under discount at h per set. per emus is shun mind to the Shareholder. By order. HENRY TURNER, General Manager. F. tealbro4, LC., 10t1 August, Ll 4. BANK of AUSTRALASIA. Incorporated 1R36. 4. Threadneedle-street, London. July t 1.1944. Tra Court M Directors BERSBY GIVE NOTICIL, that the Bur 1 EARLY IBLIM:40 of the Proprietors will be held M throttle, ,d the Cerporattan, 4. Threadneediretreet. on 340N DAI the •Zhnt August, at 1 retina precteeir.—By order or the t tn. Secretm7. JOHN BROODEN bees to wake the following sonooncestert regarding the PALI73 of GOLD, feeling per vashd that the Interests*? the fair tra4er sod the public will t. a:LL• protected by the wide armistice of knowledge no the ic'wt G,4,1 being disided latoll4 parte or carats. 1t foltows Du ;old of 14 .rots floe. is ' • .11% ti 11/ / yr miner. .rats . 4 1 6 I .srata British at calm! 3 17 10} t - .. 0.14.. 3 14 4 9. um.., 316 Se mats .; 7 3 l arcifalorW,l4. Her N R Amy. mode 7at:J.ll•Mnent Is et it t se o clock. 18 carats-13 11 $ 17 carats.. 1 0 14 carats.. 1 16 71 115 carats.. 1.1 1 14 carats.. I 61 IS carats.. 2 6 0 11 carats.. 2 1 11 carats.. 1 15 11 10 carats.. 118 41 arlettaetreet, Covent. of Chains and Jewell! ieed at 6 In the even 9 carats.. 11 11 10 8 arab.. 1 8 1111 7 carats.. I 4 9 6 carats.. 1 1 21 II carats . 017 3 4 carats.. 014 2 3 carats.. 0 10 71 ft mob.. 0 7 1 1 oarat . 0 3 6 , d7nl.id;odoii, for la each. TEL sad ou Saturdays HYAM and CO.'S CLOTHING RATA BUSH EN T. ail end fir. Orfontatreet. The attention of Oentlernen Is particularly invited tn the fol l'a.nr arrangements Into which flysm and Co.'. Establishment 4 hit ont for politic iteeromnodation No, 1. Clothing for Immediate Wear. t. Patera meter Department. No. 3. Juvenile end Youths' Department. No 4. !inland Hosiery Department. 1' • :nrit c xperienced cutters sad work handl are engaged in I b` T.Olorinc branches. and the hest and most farld. nable Rahn. , al.l :me economy are guaranteed. 11 1AM:it:I CO Of and PT. Oxford-Meng. London tal. and 'lt N... str,t, Birmingham: Efiffllt*. Le".. and We"' W.. PO% 0.,1ry. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—TM greened and mod uorfid tnrotties of the day, AIWA A MARILLLA.-- M•to, infiN G* HELL and Co., Three gingaourt. Lambent. itr "," . • TA'n pertumerstolmr Majesty, resporttally offer to ths pa this Slily marrellems raid, which gradnally restores the Auhan :n to its pristine hoe—no matter at what am. The Ages Am erll4 has none or the propert.et of dyes : it. on theemerst7. Hie d to the system. al.d when UM hats Is race restores P.' AtiNa per month will keep it St parrot manor. Prios t . • r 1...tt1e, or le halt bottles. 10a. 61 Joke Gagne]] &Co :f ^n mMdnted permencrs to /LILA. the Meccas of Webs. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a 11, IT tajrni needy. nrepars4 eldr PST TOOTVIITI al of. from the recipe of De geed. eel (mod Mrslostds •iiffer funs blame and M, esaplalnta, inditedinn. R. mum.. Odense, disseass of the remade. V., habitual as a family operate{ eseliciao, and as • pedlar of the' !, they aro tinily excelled : mild la tear operation and • !t; the steconclt. they create appetite. promote diestion. ▪ r; 1,11;eu Um elee acmes systom.-4101.1 by W. Le n. etisrea-cries, and by wet in holes. Is. ltd. and b. 9.1. Do nee Is ask ke 111411n.u. and Liver l PIIY. Th• Renate., •r• in • mi.." , P.O. P**4.lv with oftersvel on tips stamp. hINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA t been, during twenty-ov* years, emphatically sane „"" • the !medical profession, and nuirers6l l 7 accreted 1 .7 ; I , the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart : port. and Indigestion and as a mild aperient • 11 , ai- constitutions, more especially for leatec and ehlt. it I% moneyed. In a slat* of reallest nuritY caw W 2 . 0,170, ..1 DiNNRYORD sad Co.. 172. New Dond-street. Inn - f "" And • 41 by all rearsamahle chemists throultbout fibs wand- THE IN VIGORATIV NICAVINE EMENCE. Ti-1 wad scientificslly pred and most powerrol Nod{ ray introduced ; yea tliotr normal contains t..e arerrtiono on aha Integrity ef which perfect health de- I• a spoollic for debility of sallrindo and trots IS. stow •At. amour other lattraollonta. ryas* and pholoato of cola. ZI Poo* hiahly beneficial to the morons and dyryoptie. Tot' bottle, oe four quantities In ow. toe lb. Sole 11.sas. liatnitcarten and Co. 610. OsJordotrosts cad !CA retie/torch...Cook R.C. *. • ~ .1 VA tiAvt. Conwied t R•visul. post her Yd.: hi cloth, 134. THE TEETH : a Practical Traittire, with the /...1 Mews Restarhior Mies when Defective or Lost. ly F-1,1: we meant M baUer thus 4 ,°"'" n.i I , r E•neril ;whip' Mr Iskeirr Truth's.. which Is u ,1,, , ,„p„t,,,,,H.4.--Tilavao, June W. I*A. Ludes mums* LAW Pulteseyureet. !".V ;,., , .. ~ ~ ~, LONDON, SATURDAY • • 'EVENING 1 AUGUST 13 1884. Furry POUNDS REWARD. LOST, on orpe. Dell 44oll e. Sta o r Boll79 , Mier- ARCM' Ili W. Lightfoot FRIDAY, 12th lad, after 8 o'eloek, p.m., In the neighbour. Du""'" , "'whiz% wheelwright--dept 171 . W. Llul °IMO,- hood of Charing -crate sag St Jeaseefentrest. a CIGAR CABS then, paluter-Sept. 21. W. Babson, flookmßel4, end Sheffield, POCK KT.KooK. containing nin f i n ionrn „ n u m . , int , i n wai n ", butcher--9opt. 21 C. Cot, Sheffield , mamma W. one of them detached, and a brilliant pin ; also a French railway A Smith, She Meld, minors maker-Sep:. W. 8. Unceln, mum ticket, numbered 4,974 or 4. 9 18, and date i Parispeth Dial ^ e B eFL D. DeAshs.. DA stbs "rna. • sh°s' mitautt-Apply to 10, Moorgate,dreet, City. maker-newest U. R. Stoker. Atorktesons- I ma, ma;Wer- Aortal 23, J. T. Walker, Middlesborough, Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper--dept 20. F. B. Maynard, tattboarne, Sussex, plumber- Sept. 2. E. Foster, Hove, • 91.11 Lemma—Sept. W. C. Piercy, Brighton, indider-Sept 9. W. Thomm, F.,lmouth. dealer -Sept. 6. .1. Kerepiu, B.nosetuston, Leiteetersbue, shoemaker- August 31. J. R. better, Newinarke,. Cambridumililte, dealer In fectlouer Imy -owl. W. J. Johnson, Watford. Northamptonshire, con. THE onroitn.-SELECTIONS from FAUST, LA FORZA DTI DMTINO, VII Ballo In Members, ta Tr.mlant and Teonnore, end the Two Gentlemen of Verona, hy the whole of the talented comywy. ,threetor—Mr. Y. JnNOII MANS. Comedy by 17nawoeth, Eucene, W. Randall. W. Burton. end Mtn ?Jelly rower, the celebrated juvenile comettunne. WIRY 2TENING. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. sn: Ramt( TEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishogikate-at. Within, o urns a w Peet. from the wood Ditto. eld crusted Sherry Mania'. Sneak TO.. Otaret. 145.. 20e, Ns, to Ns. dIW. July 15. Tnolualettkims RASDAng, Hydaterrace, Battersea, bite potato merchant. DECLARATIONS OF DIIIIIHINDS. JAMB PBILLuiS Mg, Birmingham, draper-ist dividend of 70.. any Thursday, at K Warm's. Birmingham. ARCS sea , end Arta Nlenolds, Jan, Reileath, Dorn wall, taildvrs--slividemi of M 5141.. any day, at Year's, itedruth. DDINDB. turst J. Ot ter , Tanstrii, I , evonslisre ic .. auctione e naed ziAn er- rsigust 24. J. Youhy l er. idaeol , grocer- Sept 7 R. Bailey, ilevcrley, Yorkshire, bootniakar-qast 24. • Richly dam. /ingstoti.upon-uull, lighter °abet - .7. H. Foale, Kingssoo.opomilidi. Ina atm- Mak 7. T. N. Get.n. -August t 22. Wec Bohrty ts;eLiveri: Stier-poA wine merc►eat-AUKUK fl. A August 22. 1. W Mums, Moki, Pllntshire, late manager ad • hank-August 25. Turner Warrlner and Taylor Warriner, Oldham, Whin* tureen-nicest 24. F. Salter, Northam, Ramp. shire, baker-August M. J. Aknll, HorucasUe, Lumoinshire, lootmaker-August 24. Y. Leans, Wastbroninich. Stallordshfre, surgeon - August 22. J. Mager, Laighton bustard, Bedford shire, wheelwright-August ft S knight, glummer. Susan, lankerper-eapt. 7. G. N. Coulson, Lincoln. butc he r-iiept. Is. H. G. Foy, Tau..ton, comenctshire, surgeon -Svpt. IY. JAL Godfrey. Inoniue, conebosaker-Sept. IS. B. Onrratt, Yerrnn• wharf. near Penryn. Cornwall, contractor, sad Bedminster, war Bristol, coal pit proprietor. STEVENS and SONS, 78„ BiAopwate-st.Within. 701.11111 N avid BIUTIIIIIL SPIRITS. OW, superior Rog Ugh.. 9e. 4d., 10t. Sd , 12a.„ ISt. td. per ipdloo. BialidY. Cdßiede. f I ba. , Sta. : Ditto, Palo 27a., SOL ditto. PAM flosatJaaaidos Whisky TIARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, s new hmeatims. se admirably emetrieed that a ton butt a. 'Ot trobbl winaller mat b may 1. steed or tilted os wiJout e. Maros e• mpalpable that the of the mast limpid anti b no p t enitent, are be dut y erbed ment . Price fe. lia., to Nth se. to, sad W gallon mks. - - BA W'S SELF-ACTING - SYPHON TAP. No veat.peg required. No more tat beer or sour r.ne. Price M. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, apply direct to JAAllid BARLOW, parties, 14, Rim Willlareutreet. Naasfon-boesie s See tbat hie imam mid address are on even article ; ell *there're swifts imitatieme. opines gratis. lir4bliabc.llloo. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUt aa4 SON. S.a 4 GOODGILISTIONT. W. pitaowls BILOTHICRS. -PAITNT CHAIRS ▪ sad COMM& Hama Parattare, Yoe naca Moak &a, at PRICES CONSIDEILUSLY RIDTMED.-111S. Pkca • Cstalagaas rm. HOWARD And SONS' EASY CHAIRS sod SOFAS. —The pohile will had these Goods of the hest pow add* quaky. and in great varlet.. at 46 and 57. BERNEY& STKELT, OXIWYDATAILL.T. Designs and eittsastes free. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL PARA FIIN E. —Adopted by bee Illsieety's Goverueseet for the unitary stations. J. C. an4J.!IZLIJ.. . . the 'Aerial rennufactuit - ri Tuici Holders of the ISM Prire Weds', caution the puhtic against any spurious limitations. Their label 1. en all pnaketa and Loses. &la cm all dealers t, rneghnet the Irtmentant. Wholesale and row , kie.rt.,,t,or at the Works, UPPKJI, MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. &, where also mag be obtained their earbraMpl Oohed Sunk* imp TWO". DAVIES'SPALACEPAR&FFINECANDLES, Is. Od. pr It.—Sperm, IL 44. and IL 61. Rae British wax, ls. Sd. : transparent wax, la. 61. : Petroleum, Is id.: Rainiest wax and sperm, la ; Gelman Wax. la. ad. : botanic wax. la : campmate, act, Od., and the hest, 10d. ; matalic far Palaver's halm Rd . ; magnums, best illp candles, ed. ; moulds, 701 ; Beet Caha oil, Si. 44. psr salon ; )ellaw seep. Res., ths.. dm., and ths. per 1141 b. mottled, ans. ; old Wows Windsor. la Rd. par het; common brown Wiclsor, la.. white Winded., Is. 44.: , la rd.: alycerine and almond, to oar har —for cash, at 11. .l DAVIES. and SONO' old established wanthates. 6S, bt. Martheetans, Charing-aunt London, W.C. /74ZGRAPWO INTnUGENCJI iszarseit rausmans.) GERMANY AND THE DUCHIES. DRESDEN, Amour 12. The ofilcial Meadow Journal of to-day publishes an article on the present position of the Sleawig- Holstein question, concluding thus:—" Regarded from the point of view of German right, the great German powers have acquired precisely as much right to the Duchies, by paragraph one of the peace preliminaries, as was poseessed by Denmark. They could not, therefore, declare the Federal execution 3ettlaL" REDUCTION OF THE PRUSSIAN ARMY. BERLIN, AUGOBT 12. A royal decree has been published to-day, order ing the disbandment of the following troops : All the Immobilised infantry of the class entitled to furlough above the number required upon a peace footing ; the unmobilised artillery companies called into service from fortresses ; and the regi mes~ of Londwehr serving with mobilised troops. Those only of the latter are to be entitled to dis charge who do not wish to remain with their colours. Similar orders have been issued with regard to troops of the same category serving in the reserve. TURKEY. MARSEILLEI2, Aucutrr 12. Advice, received here from Constantinople to the 3rd instant state that in consequence of the united protests of the American and English ambassadors, the Porte had authorised the continuance of reii. jona controversy in the protestant books, provided, ►owever, that the Koran was not insulted. The Turkish chiefs wholhad become converts were to be confined at the tarpontb, INDIA. (HT Tsligraph from Son.) CALCUTTA, Juts ft. Shirting, firm, but little doing. Mule twist dull. There sre better account; respecting the indigo crop. rachange on London, first class credits, 2s. lid. Government Securities, Four per Cents., 944 ; ditto Five per Cents., 104. BOMBAY, Amy 24. Shirtings dull. Twist nothing doing. Malwa opium, 1,450 rupees. Exchange on London, 2a. lid. Government Secnnities, Four per Cents., ; ditto Five per Cents., 104 ; ditto Five.and-a- Half, 114. A great decline has taken place in all shares, in expectation of an European war. The latest news from England is to the 25th June. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. fteuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MiI:SULU.% AUGUST 12. The Ceylon, with the above mails, arrived here at 7 p.m. to-day. The mails leave for London at 10 p.m. GERMANY. The irritation caused by the pretensions of Austria and Prussia to dispose of the duchies wrested from Denmark breaks out in the German press, and makes the reader ask whether those powers did not conquer other States as well as Den mark at Dy bbol and Sonderborg. On the other baud, the Prussian journals continue to make use of the most bitter and irritating language towards the secondary States, whose particularist tendencies they denounce. "The more brilliant and incon testable are the successes of the two great powers," says the Gazette of Northern Germany, "the more complete is the defeat of those particularist ten dencies. Let not that party expose itself to a second defeat, which might be attended with con sequences more grave than those whic'a it has just endured," The inde 7 Pesidance of Brussels observes : The exclusion of the Germania Confederation from the negotistiow at Visors is generally disapproved of by the foreign prow. They remark with resew that the imam mew of peace signed at Views& oonstitutes a flagrant attack on the law of nations ; in fact, King Christian IX. cannot trawler, as regards Rotate* rights which awed to exist with the Treaty of Loader; and, oa the other hand, Austria and Prussia cannot dispose of a territory which does not belong to them either by right of weepiest, birth, or m ann, but which Des its 'sensate master, and of which the Cession) Diet is the legal gnu dom. Representations to that effect bare been made, it is said, on the subject to the allied courts by the swim' posses. The soterior declara tions of the cabinet of the Totleries at least render that vet aloe very probable. ROME. The Giornale di I:oma gives the following version of the late abduction of the young Jewish boy : Joseph Coen, ago! 11, bad been two months previously put apprentice by hie parents to a Catholic shoemaker living Dear the Ghetto. The young Jew, who is a very intelligent boy, soon became anxious to embrace the Christian religion, owing to his Murmurer. with his master and the Christians who frequented the shop Be bad already entertained that intention for a fortnight, when be earnestly entreated his master to take him to the asylum for catechumen., land the latter consented. On the 25t11 July, the shoemaker, scam pealed by one of his own relatives, his landlord, and a Neapolitan priest, who happened to call at his house, took the boy to the asylum. The rector, who was *beet on their arrival, found on his return the boy alone waiting for bin, , and heard him state the motives for his desire to enter the establishment. After ascertaining by a strict examination that the child was firmly resolved to ester the asylum and embrace Christianity, the rector could not, without *dereliction of duty, refuse to admit him, sod to lay the fact before the superiors of the whim. There twos, Obi of the cardinals, charged with the direction of the establishment, sent for young Coen to Frascati, to examine him as to his dthenninabon, aid tab, legal note of it. Co.. sequeetly the boy, being heard I. the presence of the go venior of Frascati, a notary, and two barristers of un doubted probity, declared his firm resolve to become a Chris tian, and smoothed that he had not bees iodated to that course either by suggestions, ictimidatioo, or promise*, but solely by the deep convictions of his mind. The per. sous present having bees requested to make known their opinion sa to what they had beard, declared that "it wee manifest that the boy was in fell potheasion of hi. reason, and that they were thoroughly enevlisced of hie free resolu tion to embrace the Christian relives." With regard to the I protest of Ins parents, it must be stated that, as the boy's flee resolution ought to be declared in the presence of his father, it was decided after the first atouninabou at Frascati that a second should take place before the father and the secretary of the Jewish community. They were accordingly Invited to attired, but the latter alone kept the appoint. meat, As that examination well ties fro etrated. others will be held accompanied by all tbeigtorantees prescribed by the coostitutioe of Benedict XIV., fit 1747. D 01TE. —Preparations are being made at Florence to oelebrsto the6oosh sonivenary of the birth of Dodo. The musinipoloy of that oily lost a requeat to the imam. cities of Hereon praying that the ashes of the great poet might ha restored to his satire city. Themselves. yea that sizes Italian salty bad boss offectad Dente owed so Wager be ossodered as is exile at Karelia', and that be was cos moses* as much there is hie own corsair, se if he were at Fkeenee. _ _ GRIAT DISTRIICIION 01 Foxis.—The Towiossais arta tM as cider of the Prefeet of the Vex, of the 11th Dseesebee lie, givisagwerninum for the 3estroctioe of foxes, has boss atteeded wM the following malts :—From the lit Jaeger, tolls* let August of the prerst Tear Ohm were Wiwi 316 fall-grows males ; 64 cub ; 287 fewieles ; aml 103 etas wttli young. or 770 Is all. OLTIVAA. —OOB IhnLUISO DAY. FILIDAT, AUGUR 12.—Adminioss AA payment, 2,94 ; dime b mon Melds, 984 ; WWI. 3,923. PROM LAB? Nronrs GAZETTE. Duo= Or sOLICTTOIS AND moron riorictruse TO la 0111TADLD AT TIM OVTICI OF TUB CHM 11411111tAll, 000ZT or waxurrer, rAonsoRALL-rrusr.) __ HA.NYHOPTS. . Boum CaTelThiLlt, Naria 7 te;;;;;, irrnabin7, dealer In wine, to sarreadar August 26, at IL JOslall ELLU fr.inciast, Newington, carman, August 2S, at 1. Row? IroWLE PaLII2I, Camberwell rd., builder, Aug. 23, at I. ALFRED ROLM AsswelbstrieS, resitonviUs, sad New broad- Week City. ,oniselssino agent, August tS, at 2. WILLIAM Jolt s!quis, Queen-street, Chelsea, Journeyman painter, August IS, at I WILLIAM Jous.som Blomfteld-atreet, City, attccary's clerk. August 25. at 11. _ HARWITI COSGROVE, wItIO , V, and Joan Gamma Cormier; Whltockspel.road, rops manuMatuntrs, A ugut se, at It. MESH CHAPEAU, FTSZeIs-tanaue. Llackucy-wick. userchanth eMik. August 2s, at It r/14.1•11 Itesnarstt, Tallesieatmet, hackney road, shoemaker, lo6arti August 25, at 12. Tu..itas RUNDLI, Plerrepoubruw, lalluetos, Irouraeager, Await TA. at IL lIICULILD Lusatia, Munster 'treat, iteilars-pirt, eitb driver, Autust 25. et 1. WILLIKX BAYLIS, North at., I.lgware.rd , baker. Aug 25, at 1. Julia Harems, Uirttord.beda, builder. Aurit 111 . , at 1.. . Jlaaa YCaaaa, L Ppet TOOL/1111, COlll Ulan:haat, ju,luet 23, At 2. ihtlsk II uaa. Stoke row, sour Hester, Oxfordshire, baker, August 2A as t °gores tt ILLIAM CCLULII. iisoupte, publscan. Aug. 28, at 11. 1011111 SIAM, river Cheney-row, Chelsea, eon/men-nil tray, liar, August 241, at 11 W =Lima Amara Itrocdareu, Ininbetb.road, and High-street, Putney, dyer, August 2e, at 11. Ravineknerilt, lianshall.walk, scale board maker, August 111. at 11. • - LARIUM:= LIOXIII/4 City-road, statsoner, August at 12. !gaits= . 67tra/cla, , !glasnost &Acct., reutonvale, marchaut's clerk, Albrurt /kit It. CH %ALIN Pup/milk Cauterbury, bop merolumt. August 2r, at 12. VINCENZO Lt EZ/IOOLLEA, Hed ord.pia,e, Ituwll aquore, authur, Assad 26, at It GIMP= Laa/Peo, Hereford, builder, Sept. 5, at It. cilium's Ports, Wes bruabwkik drodurdalare, curl der!er, Sept, 5, at 12. Boumaix 8165Mmos, Wednasbury, Ste/for/Mire, builder, - - Berl 23, at 12. Jane SaELToi. Stamford, corn merchant, Sept.W. at 11. &MO HAams. Con Cs)°, tanner, Asps& 211, as 11 . IticmaiD Wttr7R Chaltriabam tad Bristol, coal n.erchaut, Antra tl, at 11. MUMS lOSSIMUIAL fen . Xceiagtou. Derbyshire. &nears sonatas., Assist YAI, at 11. TIOUSXMID liAlitnall awl AUX./SDI& NIS LAUDS, Liverpool, peers' merchants Sagest 14. at 11. &MULL NIALDIM mad JOLLY.. ilitEnSooD, Todcoordeo, LUICa. alum s manufacturers Alitlist 34, at IL Hamti cnill.l3, Levenshulme, Laucashare, oil sad colour dealer, August ti, at 11. imam V.41.11.11L1T. Cheadle, Cheshire, butcher, Aug. tt, at it Jean ÜB.ttlsy, Itedumln, near Coact - mouth, Cumberland, tarsier, August is, at lt.. Wlua NICHutSOII. Liverpool. grocer. August 20. at 3. Juin' LIMN, LivcrpuoL bututc r • ...atm.% August a. at 2. CuAJ.L BRADsIIaW, Sheffield, anetlo.leer, August 24, at 1. Wn.uan hoarAa, littelleid, spring lusts mutual. Aug SC at 1. Goma Sarni. Sheffield tp ocer. August 24. at L Jana Clatius, Portmea, Easter, beer retailer, August W, at 11. Wallas Pam, Wo/mri ampton, grocer, Angst,. 30, at IL lisitar Manias klagrailDOU. Woltarliwiptati. halt amass, August 30, at t 2. .191111 Yume, Jun., Eathelon, near Cot entry, watch Jeweller, August 0, at 4. JAaa ALLaloa, Coshoe, Durham, publican, Await SD, at it Maar Aaa Itirrtsortl, Southampton. batter, Aug 3L at 12. WILL/AM Rica:Lang Pembroke, publican, August Si, at 96. inure IioLLIA. Sutton Coldlluld, Watwlosshln, LAW Swear. August Ki. at 10. Drub amnion, Jun., Taniworth. butcher. August IL at 11. ! ILIcHAAD Sr gnu)°, Met iLastob. Norfolk, dower, Aug. 20.0111. WHJJAs Wclalrsg. laglaket. Norfolk, butcher, August 25, at V. Bonn Citron Itartrl, that Grimsby, railway clerk. August IL at IL JOHN 1611111 T, Newark,. under-Lyme, shoe mania.. Aug. O at 7 10. lifolts.3 Howl., Richmond. Yorkabin, butcher, Aug 30, t 4. W11.1.1A11 Ltrivratn. Leireter. hosier's arr., Aug. 23, at 104. TRAUtiI Jail CA161110161111. Lelosstor, Augur 03, M to. CitAiL Ballston. Inicestersh.. butcher, Aug. 23, Atli. FRANCO Onset. (Word, veterinary surgeon, apt. 5, at 10. Himif WADE, Ogle, Hay. Stsicoriash., A mour. Algw6l 10. at 10. JANIS BATEMAN, kSurntrusxl. Stagur•lsh..bricklwr, Aug o Aatlo. WILLIAM LAOS, llossatter, coal dealer, August 24, at 12 WILLLIAM 1111611020„ Wasulerssers and Warmly, N ••16Wsreland, or& merchant, August 31, at IL LAST EXAMINATIONS. Oat IL J. Dube* (art l'ultary street. commission agent -Oct. 11. B. Dulfell. Henry-atrert, Innibeth, dealer in lamps- Oct 21. B. Fletcher. Bayharterrsce, Cam en Town, anther- Oct. 21. Z. Hayward, Upper Gar eivneeet, Vautlwllluulge. wog. rook wmith-Or. 01. ft. Duna. Illgh-esrer, hbadwed. clothier-Oct. IL A. W. Douthett Woolwich. grocer tact. IL L. iwaturiont, floutlostreet, IWeston. barman to a barred ; triter-Oct 12. D. Dale), gnat-Week Holloway. late Innkeeper -Oct. It IL Waygood. stela ',Ater manufacturer-Oct. It D. Roden, Bromley-street Umnoerciabrowd Haat , and Broad ' street, Itatchff-crosi duettist-Oct. 12. J. girth, York -road, Lambeth. late Deward victualler-ocl it D. Dockuoll, cern Wrest. liarrow-road, platter'-Ofd. LI H. Kemp, Palm- I tomostrest Poplar. air Wousky, 111.1.11e•st,, mast maker -00t. IL W. Dobbins, u arolck-yard„ Harrow • road, Omnibus proprie , tar-Oct. It L Weiner. Oreshatu-houir. 641 tr.a.l.olreet, met chant-Oct 12. K. Cradshaw, Theme, Orford,hire,draper-Oct. 1 1t 0. C. Deets, Wells Norfolk, grocer-Oct. 1, W. Derrell, ! St. klartlWocourt, Ht. Martina-lane, propnetor of a gamy en pseltory-Oct. It. T. Balaton. Peng*. Surrey. Lisui- Ott IL J. IL T. Hlngelent, thtford.ternice, OW Kent. law clerk -Oct. It H. W Igley. Amwea-cottages, , hrubbutl- .I)alstoL solicitor's clerk-Oct. It K J. Rerridge. loge-vlDas, WtYon street. !Utterer. Journeyman errs infrar-Octlg. G. Pratt, Lamb's Coodult.paratte, Holborn, retinal dealer-Oct. lg. L J. I Nosh, Great Portlendrstreet, gareral rent-OoL IL J. Dooley. Queen Anne-street, Cavendlabsquare, Ilimtenant la the my on half-pay-Or IA in. Per. Warrington - rear Pars cran, eheessmouger-.lot la. T. Yoe an. Mildasay-park. Atoka Nowiegion, Luc Cara broker-Oct. 1 C. K. Parley, Steyntng, Stuart, wheelwright-0r in. W. HEW Cedar-terrace, South Lambeth, grocer-Qt. IL J. Saink. Liberman, liertlordahlre furniture dealer-Oct IS. D. Z. klarers. Warwick-street, Pim- Moo late Garr In the army-tin, Ig. Kama Lorna Yarnold, Iterslogranuvet. 1.34-rood, actroos-gept. le. J. i arlow. Dun. km, ,t-frortlohlre, Journeyman potter-Sept. IL J. GrUith.. Wolverheraptr. JourneTtur Wucer -- Wer IL W. Nagar. Mr iniu,ham. baker-Sept. )61.. W. Hobbs. 610Welsy, Ilbregslgrs, Inn keeper-Sept. 20. S. nice. NotUngimin. bailor - August 30. J Forbes, New Swindon. W Dtahlre, tollor-Auger 10. J. D. Jones, Lunghanpgr-Crerbiln, neer ADa7stwM4 clerk In holy orders -Aug.', 30. W. IL Itlekoall, arms" tabor-Angues 1/A A. Hobson, Blrkenhend. Orldsr-Angsst It H. Beck Liver pool, weluhaat-10$. 0. J. Boalera. Lochs, Lasenahlro, fanner -August 30 . A. trtlig Vihltworth. ore Dochrle. farmer --Sept ter. J. Il•Lsaghlln, Preston Itrook. Cheshire, Unser - August A. Fortes, Llvirpsoi, green -Angus{ at SI. L Oon chalk. fleer eol. ddrplig broker dept. It C. Webb, Grimy, Derefordstre, 1.1014-11spl, U. W. Stoat Iwiceritr. swipes agent-Augur W. P. Menne. Chipping Ungar, Zen; orssulot -Sept. U. J. Webb, Dlounch, Staganlakire, bridle hit inanulackluer Argil &T. Jones, Drying', bitutaltlre, Innkeeper -Sept. IL J. Dorroll, Weetbrosarch, coal derar-gegt. all It tssititßttNlPS DDIBOLTED. P. G. Deowisoii and City. and London Duck Steam Wharf, Wapping, whartingers-J. Swain, Y. Swain, and P. Scum, Hyde, Cheshire. engagers, so fart regards P. Swain-W. Couplund and J. W. Axe, Nottingham. cheodata -O. Borstal and J. Arnold, Manchester, wholesale grocers- W. G. Hairdos. Jan., and IL Y. Hardin, Newcastle-upon-'Pyres, troolowsders-B. Coaster din • and E. B. Kent. orthy. Manchester. merclainto-R. Peat, IC T. L Peat, and L Polak. Nottingham, lace manufacturers-J. P. Ehrenbacher and IL Dula, Leeds, bop and legate growers-G. Dean and C. remit, Derby, elastic web mantdarturers-It. M. Moore, J. Simmons, and 1 1. Wright. Old ham, c.tuou spinners -J. Whitehead and I. Briggs, Wakelleld, soap tusardmiturers-11. Cohen sod I. L Milks, Raven-row, Bpriatflekti, char manufacturers-A. Field and IL Yleid, Strood and Shame. Rent. rattlers -T. Dickson and C. Tatham, Colombo, Ceylon, and Great th. Hales's, City, inirdrante-J. Atkloaoa and It. Atkinson, Sandhi'. ton sad lilebeck, Yorkshire, farmers- IL W. Weithmen, J. Waithman, and J. T. Woe, Bentham, Tath am% end Manchester, flax spinners, so far as regards J. Wahl]. man-T. Brownsou and J. H. Brownian, Ashtoreunder.Lrtre, Wigs-W. Wells and G. Wells. Bittuagbourne and Manton, Kent. grocers-J. H liumphre)s and J. Vincent. Mount...row, Livery. ol road. Islington, ailver-miths-W. H. Rutherford sad 0. P. Jensen, Phreala-y art, Oxford-street, livery stabil keeper, -C. J. lateknlau and A. Paton. Wood street, City, warehousemen -A. R. Wood and EL J. Wood, High-street, Bt. *dreg amiths-W. Itricktull and J. Smith. Newington and WalwortL roads. printers-P. A Pederast and B. 111101111111011, Kingston. upon-IDOL ship chandlers-F. Mellor and F. Roe, Wandsworth, Surrey. horsehair routtufatturers -T. R. Jordan and!. Arnold, Wageemill, Hertford:4lb e. millwrights-N. Dickinson and J Patron, Sheffield, pawnbrokers-T. Morris and W. Morris, Dudley. tallors-J . (holds and J. Y. Grab/, Abingelooattert. Westurtnrter, puilamentary &tante-J. Aikotan and G. Allman. Palitey, and Manchester, sccetrers-Walker, Marathon, and ta., Glasgow, and Manchester, merchants, so far as regards I. Hamilton. SCOTCH 111Q1711SI/tATIONL JAMAS M•Agrne, Itswyards, near Alrarte, contractor, August 17, at 'he Royal Hotel, Airdrie. JAttits 11•CloccuLt.. Dollatth, brash masufachirer, August 17, at Dowels Rouses, Edinburgh. FRANCIS %limn, llooselburoh, writer to the rivet, August 18, at Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh. JOlll Emmy ion, Torrance of Compete, fainter. August IS, at the Star Hotel. iihrting Praia AGNIIIt Rata basixolg. Glasgow, booLkosyer, August 18, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. THE INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE. The following are the suesessful candidates in the late competitiee for the OM' Service of LAM : Marks Name. Martin, Witham Thomas Age. obtained 19 2,796 Williams, George Robert Carlisle . 21 2.594 Low, George Emmanuel lB 2,402 Knox, George Edward Tucker, Hoary St. George l9 2,3.4 Harlow, Themes Frances Porter, Fortson. Willoughby lB 2,209 Le Fami, William Joseph Hwy 2l AWL Stevens, John Poster lB • 2,181 Smith, Spencer Faithorne Arthur Buchanan, Edward l9 2,119 M'Doneell. Aatboay Patrick Finlay. Herbert Blakey l9 2,195 Robinson, Alexander Candy, Richard Edward 2O 2.000 liulock. Henry Piikingtou Wilkinson, Thomas Ormerod Theism, William Blenserbsasett, William Priestley, Henry 2l 2,025 Armstrong, John &obeli Candy, Edward Towisheod l9 1,984 Chailea, John George 2l 1.976 Parser, William Edward Oldham, William Benjamin Kepler, Alfred With, William M•Laren Toylike*, George l9 Tags, Arundel Machow, Charles Donald 2l 1,881 II MeltllSlO, Thomas Canoe 2O 1,850 Forrest, Jobe ... . - . . —. . ...... Nano, Edwin Langford 21.1 1,839 Jones, Jumph Birdsall James, Amu Eras Moralises Carey, Arthur Douglas Middleton, Jams kiumell 2O 1,742 Campbell. Jahn Xlmud Cromptou, William 2l 1.710 Spam*, Jame Kam l9 1,708 ROYAL Asiirx or ST. ANN'A SocurrY.—The ordinary half-yearly sari and elections of this oorporatioo was held yesterday, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. J. K. Attwood in the chair. There were 15 children to be elected ten boys and five girls, nut of • liat of 145 candidates. Kr. Like, the secretary, reed a report from the council ex presses their grateful thanks for the amount of support rendered to the institution duds the past six mouths, and asking for its continuance to enable them to awry out ass amebaey repairs sad alterations is the buntline. 11 was very desir.ible that ate large dieing hall should .be built is place of the small and ill-ventilated rooms .ow used for that purpose ; end it was also snowy to provide two sick ward', start from the rest, in the asylum, is eise of epide mics. 'fbe council have been promised three dostios of ha each, oe condition of three similar amounts bets gives. The inmates of the sylum are at the present time all is a goad state of health. The report having bees adopted, the ordinary and routine business of the half -yearly meetiag was transacted, after which the ylection of the children was pro ceeded with. The names of the successful candidates will be advertised in the daily journals. THE ADORNMENT Gr ORR EKICARLS AND PARIS.— , Seeing that miles of Sower-border in Hyde Park and Ken sinews Gardens are kept io brilliant bloom, the condition of the squares generally is most disgraceful. The MUNI attention to planting out, nutting away redundant trees and ' arbors', thinning and pruning some of the baguet; ra oswieg others. and above all, well watyring the whole, • would render the railed-in spaces, dignified by the names of soarss, crescents, ovals, or circuses, truly onsolostal, s well as more chewing and health al to sr teeming and still issuing popolatioa. A wonderful improvement has certainly occurred 11100. the Commissioners of Woods and Foreste pare sat the axonale in tin parka—the Regent's, Victoria, Battersea St. James's, in., Ac. ; and a like stimulus has been given to window floral decoration by the extraordinary bloom and luxuriance of tb• Sower show is lady dynast's area sad windows is Grosystior.sqoare. As Seitiog to refines's' is domestic Sericulture these are national benevolences ; and it only seeds to look at the multitudes who hest the dower walis, and linger then, , without harming a bud or leaf, to judge of the happy effect produced thereby • bat se s *videos of highly rebind sod most tasteful doriOsltears, the Sub-Ranger's lodge is Kos , singtomeardina excels all. To reflect upon the compare , tively selected state of yearly all the squares and sem soots is uonacesery, as they Deed ooly be 'esteemed with the precedents given. It is the interest of the ishalitases to make them as ;sate as passible : the vales of bosses I. Park-lase has doubled since the old walls were subetiteted , by Eines borders ; sad so it would he at every selling where a Lissa ends could he drams' oat.—Builder. CRYSTAL PAILACZ.—The operetta Jess, Lea, by • Mr. Masts' s, will be played this anises with the roe cost, nunnery, ka., se when gives by Kr. Owmen Reed at the Gallery of Illaseraties The band of the sispeay sad the great mesa will play Swing the usual Batairday pro menade. There will also . be exhibited this aliases in the centre terms a large brands lass code by Miss Beek and Bain, which hes great power is isitis all kinds of isearnoasigs matterisS with great rapidity. Tat MATZ OF THI FLOWITLY LAND.—It will be In the recollection of our readers that, en the seevietion of the pirates of the Flowery Lead, were examind at the Old Bailey. an sped wee mede on behalf of William Teter, who woe isMareirental is Slues them to justice, sad who was left destitute sad disabled for a time. Those who snimeribed t TafFees seessities will be pleased to lean that through their Madames he has bad the mean as • to Sply himself as to pass a eradillablie examisstias, and obtain ses and mates °evilest.. Tiffs, we medalists& is likely to Stab an aseistast w a efaterist 'wellborn ship about to sail from the port of Loadem—SAippine and Mereentile (Auxik. To %IL [Stamped. id. Additional.] INTERNATIONAE CONGRESS FOR THE CARE OF THE WOUNDED. GENEVA, nucuer 10. The International Congress for the Care of the Wounded in Time of War met yesterday, in this city, under the presideucy of General Dufour. It unfortunately happens, however, that Switzerland sad France are the only powers who have furnished their representatives with the necessary instruc tions to enable them to take part in the delibera tions. M. Chevalier, theFreuch charge d'affaires, therefore, proposed to leave the pr..tocol open, BO as to admit the adhesion of such representatives as might subsequently put in au appearance, and the proposition was carried. The following is the draught of the convention proposed by the committee a the congress fee general adoption : The tuietersigoed plsoipoteotisriss, seernibled is Congaes ►t Geneva, have adopted the following areassesseals, to be obeerved is cue of hostilities breaking out between their respective countries : L limbulasces and military hospitals shall be reeognised ra neutral, sod, as such, protected and respected by the belligerents', as loos es thy shall contain sick or wounded. 2. All this sanitary staff, bailed* ph)siciaza sod Stu. gem" apothecaries, attendants, officials, and geserally all meow attached to tin service of hospitals arid ambulances. shall ha considered neutralised. The above-mentioned persons shall be permitted, arse after occupation by the enemy, to continue to fulfil their duties in the hospital or ambulance to which they are at. tubed, Si long u shall be necessary, after which they shell be allowed to depart without being in soy way hindered or inconveniessoid. 4. They persons, however, shall not be permitted to re move any artistes but those which are their own private property. All materials employed in the arrangement of the seibelance or the hospital, will tennis subject to the rights of war. 5. The inhabitants of the country who may be employed in the transport of the wounded ar in briagiog them assist- Loos opus the field of battle, shall be equally respected and remain entirely free. 6. Soldiers badly wounded, whether already received into ambulances and hospitals, or whether picked up upon the field, shall not only have their wants attended to, irrespec tive d their nationality, but, shall also not be made pri seeera. They may return to their homes upon cooditios of net spin taking up arms during the course of the cam- Ptiffr. 7. A safe conduct, and if necasay the costs of the route, shall be handed to soldiers =vitiated in ,the precediog article, when after cure they leave the plans where they have been nursed. 8. Articles requisite for the sick and the persons ►ttacbed to the imbalance shall be supplied by the army in comps. tin, which shall be subsequently repaid the outlay shown to have been incurred by receipts furnished for the purpose. 9. A distinctive sod uniform armlet shall be adopted by the unitary i Mobile sod staff of all armies. An identical gag shall alio be employed in all countries to distinguish im balances and military hospitals. The armlet and Ong shall be those agreed upon by the International Conference which met at Geneva is 1863 (a red cross upon a white ground). 10. Thou persons who, without being entitled to wear the armlet, shall adopt it to enable them to act u spies, shell be punished with the full rigour of military law. 11. stipulations to the preceding relative to naval warfare shall form the object cf a further coaventioo between interested powers. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Accounts of a trustworthy character every now ind lige; . iiiiSiisTiiyalSe Army and Arley Owlet) from the Mediterranean, giving us anything but • satisfactory picture of the state of Vice-Admiral Smart's fleet. We are extremely sorry to snake • statement of the kind public, but whatever may be oar own feelings on the subject, we bags DO choice left bat to follow the path of duty. We only trust that we may be soou ins position to record the fast that discipline, good order, and contentment reign in • maimed which should be • pattern to all others in the navel serview h has been generally supposed (remarks the Amy asd Navy Gazette) that the " shooting saws," as it I Wised at Shoobarysess, is at en sad ; but we are in formal that in the course of a very few days a most im goriest experiment will take plane, Iris., the firing at the Warrior floating target at a range of 2,000 yawls by the Arenstrosg 600-pourider, with steel shell. - . We (Army coal Navy Gazette) uuderatatal that the farther manufacture of 1001 h, leed-ceated shot foe the Armstroog breech-loaders has beau stopped, se it is is on tempistios to waved the sues iota muule-loadare, Wise noo•laded shot, so soon u the 70-pounders sow is proms of eoeversioa from breech-loaders we finished. CHATHAM, AMOK' 11. The Lord Warden target, which was tested at Sheetsurynees a short time Moos with the Armstrong 610-poitador and other goes, has been shipped on heard the Dore navel transport for coaveyance to this dockyard, whore it is to be takes to pieces. its general condition being such es to prods& its being repaired. Action 12. As canal trial took place this afternoon, in the harbour, of the double-mrew stoats launch which has been cos. strutted ea a feeder to the iron frigate Achilles, I.=o.horm pewit. The lased% is 42 feet is length, with a breadth of 11 fest, sad she is fitted with a pair of Shams power (nominal) high pressure cosines by Messrs. If audslay, Sass, mad field. The whole of the machinery weighs slily a little moan' than four tons. With both *crews realties 300 novo. lutiods par minute, sad a pressure of Means of 70 lbs., • speed of between 6 sod 7 Moots per hem was realised, which was deemed highly sstisfsctory. With the two screws working is the contrary direersoss, the complete circle wits turned in about 40 semods, is the diameter of the leunsh. The trial was deemed very satisfactory. PORI,IOUTII. Atiousr 12. A court-martial was held ou board her Majesty's ship Victory today for the trial of Mr. Thomas G. Chown, late mooed roaster of the Pearl, os the charges of desertion and of being absent without leave. It appeared from the evideece that be bad been seat front the Pearl to Usenet. house with his aaiousts us the llth of Jaw Imarlid sot appear as directed, and was apprebeoded in iodates on the 31st of July. After hearing the evidence the court found the charge of desertion not proved, bat the charge of being absent without leave was preyed, !w1 Priswalr was . _ asakaced to forfeit 42 days' pay. sad to be db .- mimed from he:Majesty's service. Captain Bochum, late of the Pearl, was thenacial promoter. On Thursday sight a mod hall mu given on board ber Majesty's ship Doke of Wellington, by Captain John Secoorabe and the °Moen at last ship. nee whole of the upper deck and poop ',recovered is and transforamd into a bondman, boll-room ; everything that tame maid suggest or money provide being obtained to perfect the arrears. meats. Supper cm a most liberal scale wu laid out along the whole langte vi lle main deck, and the effect was wag rtribing. The numbered upwards of 701, of the elite of the pert, ,salsas. and neighbourhood, sad included their SemesHigbareass the Priam and Pnnesasof Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, G.C.8.. Major-General bud Paulet, C. 8.„ and several officers neloegitig to the Turkish squadroa. The beads were ',applied be the flag ship Victory and the Royal Marine Artillery at Fort Cam berlarid. - 11telollmvisir changes take place at Portsmouth and Gosport:—The 87th Regiment tiecupies quarters at Port Grunge, midi* detachments to WermosieM reelleed, sod March wood. The feith tOMOVSS from Fort Grasse to the Oartihridge barracks at Pattetnouth, to relieve she 53rd, seder orders to proceed ie the !lima!** to the Oarregh Camp, Ireland. The 21st Fusilier, occupy the Aimless' barracks, Portent, vacated by the 2nd battalion of She Ist Resale, already despatched for service is the Cheasel Was& WOOLWICH, Assurr li One of Captain Blateley's monster rifled suns Olumfootand far the Remise gevermseet thrived at West. with this day, to be subjected to proof at the goversment practice rasp. The weapon is of 11-inch bore, weighing 23 Mee, aed the truck epos which It was placed was drawn * 911 betels. Os striving seat the east wharf at the Royal Ateasal.tie enieseneenoe of the sat condition of the reed and 'the ef the gua. ass' et the szlev el the Wee broke se Ow "Aida melt seread feet into the soil, where it sow seembps. het the gas will be removed to the pow*** Imp arikaaria • Baron Ben ti nek and Eir' - Jolts Bowing exchanged yeeterday at the Netherlaeds lsegatioe the rstilleatloa■ of a reciprocal treaty of friendship and 'camerae between the Dutch .ad lisirsiaa goverment& [TWOPENCE LOYAL VICTOBiI YACHT CLUB REGAZ74. -....-- EYDE, Tamar Evaarma. 4t the time the pared was despatched yesterday evening but one opinion prevailed , that the race for the Ledies Prize of 501. could sot be concluded within tie stipulated time but, contrary to all expectation, a breeze 1 1 ,1 • 1 6 laP. and the re:minis' part of the race was &mom plisbod within a comparatively *bort period of time. The Alberti., as intimated ;celerity, carried away her jib boeen net below completing the first round ; but 'wallet ' detested try this Amster, she pinned her coons. although this event prevented bee from setting her foretopmil, sod therehy ironed considerably bee chance of obtaining the prise. A temporary boom was supplied, and as the breeze trwhenei the talbertae ssaght it well, and ti uidly succeeded is winning the race r it Inch was net soaked to coming in that, but to do so before the snail gee should be tired. Itte time of arrival wee /Wows : H. M. U. 7 14 147 ... 7 b 304 Albertine Consequently Lord Loodneltmough web the prize, Wanes. Meetly of any time allemmee he tram entitled to rearive from the Whale, This day there were two races forsol. each, one for cotters sod yawl' belonging to any wet club, and the other for schooners. They woes tine raeria.sad Themes assasnremest. whim so restriction aa to holiest, crew, or canvas. For the cattier race the following were the entrain : Tow - Owner' u A- Duncan, Uri. 1711 41 4 . Bloc Volante ll'l7l6e berme Dina er• M. C. Mandelayaire. ' Astarte 73 T. froldon, Esq. Red, e, and blue. Banshee Oaprryirutterl 50 S. Stanley, Esq. Black. alita eras. lispray yawl, 25 Lord Burghley. White, blue eeatre. Emmet S & Lase, lisq. Wldte. blowout 69 T. lltidswortli, Fag. Great, yellow ball The hose allomusee was to :se as follows :—Astarte allows the Volauta 3 min. 7 sec. ; Mosquito, 3 min. 25 see. ; Banshee, 5 min. 10 see. • Osprey (cutter). 6 mfu. 36 min. ; Viodes, 7 mi.. 42 nrso. ; * Emmet, 12 min. 22 sec. ; Osprey ('..1). 13 min. Veilig* allows the Mesquite 17 see.; Banshee. 2 mie. 2 see. ; Osprey, 3 min. 25 see. • Viadex, 4 min. 35 sec. ; Emmet, 0 ma. 15 sett ; Ospre y, 12 mill. 10 see. &ashes allows the Osprey, 1113A11. 22 sea ; Visas:, 2 min. 32 see. ; Emmet. 7 milt. 12 see. Osprey allows the Vindex, 1 min. 10 sec. • Emmet, 5 min. 50 sec. The start was precisely at ten o'clock when the %lades was first to get away, followed closely by Volute, the Osprey seat, and the others some diets.** Were. _ Tire weatier was so hazy that with th e best gluons at head the yachts could not be tinsel round the tisb Light, but on their return the Banshee was found to hare got the lead, the Mosquito second, rotors third, sod Astarte fourth. The rest were a lung distance astern. When they rounded the western mark of the Middle, a little westward of Norris Cutle, the time taken was follows : Itanthes . Mosquito Volante Astarte.. H. IL I. 60 21 2 61 '24 2 66 43 47 Soon after retarding the western mark the Mamalts got the lead of t►e Bushes, cad she came along at a hue rams( pace towards nyde, arising an additional advance as she proceeded. Oa ceasing abreast ot Hyde Pier, the vowels were armee timed Mosquito Bansbse . E.X. 8. 3 21 30 3 28 0 9 30 0 3 34 30 41 0 3 49 30 4 4 0 Vetaute Astart• Vindes Osprey ;cutter) kismet Os their wood rotors from the Nab Light, the Mosquito bad still got the load. Time will oot permit, however, the result et the moo to be gives, and it must be deterred until to-morrow. The second raced the day was for a wits of 501., open to all schooners belouglon to any Karel Yacht Olck A time race, half Achav's maleaad Thames measurement. No re striction io this race as to ballast, crew, or canvas. The following yachts were instated : . . Albertine l6l Lord Losdesborough i White. red Maltese Madcap ut 74 3 7. ..5. 14..4 an w00d A.D . bar, zeg Esq . i ßl w ise rE del rire % burst v ital on ic Galatea Blue Bell Vestal t MOSS. ALSO Meats at W. J. Redoubt, Req. Blue d yellow metre. The following were the allowsurosa of Maio required to be made: The Alto. allows Alberti°. 3 mis. 8 sec. ; Galatea. 4 min. 11 ape. ; Medea., 8 mitt 22 sec. ; Vestal, 8 min. 22 sec. ; Madcap. 8 mils. Oro. ; 11100 Bell, 8 ratio. 72 sec. The Alberti°. allows Galatea 1 min. 10 sec. ; Madcap, Vestal, and Bine Bell, b rain. 10 see. ; Medea, 6 n.lo. 32 sec. The Galatea allows Ma d cap, Vestal, aad Rise Bell, 4 mi.. ; Medea, 4 min. 27 sec. The sorting gen wu fired precisely at half-past 10 o'clock asd the VeStal took the leao, Madcap followed, Albertine third. The Aline seemed to hang heavily is getting away. The Madcap coon *book off the Vestal and took the lead, the Albertine second. The Madcap, with her 'mimeses halloos, held as excellent breeze. whilst some of the other yachts were almost becalmed. Oe returning from the Nab Light the Alice was leading, but pressed eosely by Madcap end Albertine. The others wen well up, but the Veda had sow reversed her former positioe, sod was tut in the rsee. The schooners us coming abreast of Hyde ?am were tuned se follows : Anne N. It S. 3 33 IS Madcap Alberasto Mae Bell ()aisles Vesta 3 41 30 3 41 46 3 40 0 3 5? 10 4 1 0 The wind was sow due west, ooseemsently the Comma me. most of the sewed round was a class rim before it. This Aline, from her superior spread of nevus, was able to make the most of it. and on coming back to Ryas on her second run to tl.e western mark boat she was still the lead ing yacht. By this time the Albertan* had taken the second place, and bad oompleMly shaken off the Madcap. who had Mies a long detains asters. Unless the chapter of acci deals should causes chants there is every probability of the prise foe abrasion going so the Alias, bat es they have net corn" in, and the host is starting for Portsmouth, the me elusion it necessarily deferred. The regatta hall will take place this smiting et the club- house, sod it is axpected to be more than usually tally at tended. The following regulations for the coming ocean matches were Woad yesterday to all yachts inmadiog to compete for them :—" Royal Victoria Yacht Club—All yachts of and above 100 tops to carry their nasal three Inst., (cutter, gig, gad dingy). All yachts of from 50 to 100 toss to carry two boots (gig and cutter). All yachts el from 20 to 50 tonkto miry their usual cutter. These boats may beshifted or towed by the yachts in the usual way. Yachts to start uadorweigli at an hour of which no t. will be gives at the time of emery. Davila sal anchors may be nushippod and placed where nest conveuimit. All yachts to have their embers bond fide living on hoard sad to be oe board daring the race. All yachts to sail in their usual ses.going trim, and to have the usual fitting' and as omnimodation for a yacht on board, to the satisfsctios of the commodore, viosoosintodore, sad sailing committee. It the ocean snatches from Torquay to Plymouth. and Dart swath to ltyda, shifting ballast will be allured.—By order of the outlaw committee. "Joan P. Memnon, `Secretary." A mad display of firework■ will Pk* place tbia evening from • stage erected ru frost of the Club-house, sod, • moon as they are disposed of, at • (wee signal the whole lest of 'sable will be illsersiaaied. Ngw RuYAL OPERETTA Bortlt (BOirElt SaLooNl STANOCIN. —This small and alurest unknown theatre w be opened this tog (Saturday) by a lyric company, for the performance of operetta and Marleeque, under the management of Mr. Walter Kimber. The hones lies been furtively re-deeerated and reewestruisted. The mature, from the obsconty of the locality. seems somewhat hasudoeis, bat the respectability of the management spa the company, and the improved tariff of admissioe, may do wooden Wear& budging the torture el this himar transpoutias temple of the muses. • Pontohin BY Emma:ft.—One day at the latter mid of last week. a lady and her two cbildreo, residing • at Litberlawd. were Wier , seriously ill soou alter dieser, and two medical peed sr men weZ • promptly called en. They at mom ascribed the innw to the action of polio*, and reqsested to know what food had boos taken at dieser. The remains of some mop were sheers le them is which they detected the presence of hemlock leaves amongst the herbs used to favour the soup. Remedial agents being promptly applied the sufferers were relieved Irma a dangerous symptoms in the coons of a few hours, though two or three days elapsed before they quite recovered from the effects of the poises. Further Inquiries showed that the hemlock had bees gathered le the fami:y's own padre, growing with penis, which it very much ream ideri when young. The probability is that the two hied* of g oads, which are also in appearance, were mingled when supplied by tb9 seedeassa —au doubt io utter ignorance of the dangerous idea:ten, the tree &erecter of which was saly discovered by tbeideriatag regalia sarrated. Barrism Num= Tazasaaru Guieraxe.—The ardieary annual gamed meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesteray at the central allege. is Threedseedlmatmet Tidarand Cropper, Esq., is the chair. The Waimea was of a purely formal character. Mr. Charles K. Dyer sad Mr. }Award Cropper were re-elected &teeters, and Mr. Sissy Arbiter Macklin:li was r•-elostail me auditor. The mot. log tormisated with the anal vote rif amok, to the ehairmas. Vlndez I