The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-02 00:00:00

' 77. (ij • • . _ • -• , -• ~~~~ y t .., ...- Y .': 1,-.J..! is . l. A •,. .2 - .a: I 1 If } at 5..1 21 d.Xli Na 6,585.] EUTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. .10NTLILY COMMUNICATION by Steam from London.— ..,,11.1artrillary screw Mamie QUEEN OF THE SOUTH bare V i ctoria' Loudon) Docka Um 19th July, • ou Plymouth Jut). pa•saop.n an passed tree from London to ~tu, and embark by the Company's steam tender. —ploy r Addrula ton apply to BONDand St ACKELVIE, Moaning LL, Illnciag.lane, KC.; or (ALIN OLAY and Co., 66, I...turat-stroet, &W. • LAND, N. Z., by Willis's hoe, established 1.41 to sail on 20th July. the celebrated ex-Royal Mall BiliTl3ll TItibENT. 3,0(0 tons. loading In the t. This sAeridfil ship, which to favourably known .cr.:lian trade en one of the fastest afloat, having made from Liverpool to Melbourne In 78 days. has unrl - ;um-dation for all claaaesol pansengera Her maid ..t ...dn. it and State ROOllll are fitted and furnished to the topenor it) le, and ale equal to those of many of the Ocean A `:t. Aut,ri. the carrlca a beautiful piano, and op:wane fresh water for use of all on board. The 'twee* lofty and well.venthated, and every arrangement for qufut tad convenience of second and third cabin plasm %ill be under the inspection of the government °gloom -. ,1) t.. tIREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., East India-avenue. ttlull.street, E.C. _ .. . ?LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), p CLIPPER TACK EIS for AUSTRALIA from London direct. 00, Limbardatriet, KC. Capital 1,1,000.000, in 10,000 shame ot 1.00 e ach. Ilistecribed Von. Skip. : 1 onnage.l Doris, To Ba4l. capital 1.300,000, In 10,000 shams. -- DIIIECTOIL William Cole ..I 1,000 R. Ina% July 10 ClisnoWe—The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. ~ ) . ,otorusway ....; 1,000 E. India August 10 The Hem T. C. Haliburton, M. Edward Warner, Leg., IL.P. , , irue „ ~,i o),1 : Fun star .... 1 3,000 E. India Jed? 13 Adolphe Raids, Esq . ,. JUNO , r, eelehrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and T i anl i T r ir. l i ewtelk 11 :4 I Sway Flt ir'2 .l. ~.: px.sagek earned a norkl.kumrn reputation, and their pan . :A r accommodation is wistupaased by any mends dual—Foe Ihnathi—Albert Ormd, Esq. ;,oticulars respecting freight or passage to Amanita apply to .. _ 11111111 M celehiateit line of packets have, by their punctuality and posages, earned a world-kuown reputation, and their pae iA r accommodation is unatupaased by any vowels dual—los idrticulars ?tepee , freight or passage to Mistrals *pi= F.r4 BALWRIS and Lfrorpoel • all Awls fee law ti Lire sad T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1,, Istadanksllasteet. of EC. • tr i ers: fmikga="."', elirefdao46,lolden. This Company is prepared to negotiate Government and Xtval. dpal Loam, and to aid la carrying oat ooneendona To make advances on approved secarltlea To elect the purchase and sale of shares, docks, be., and to transact flnancMl badness generally. Also to receive money on deport for BMW OR LITLNDED ITRIODS on terms to be agrred upon. Communications to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Offices, fO, Lombard etreet, London, EC. ESSE.S. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Pliiltrailiac.", Loudon' LINE of STEAK and PACKET If•to Al STRALI —For MELBOURNE. Port Phillip, Direct I, tt, the Dorkt on Wednettlay. July 20, calling at Inyinoutto, splenald clipper ship K ENT. 1,000 tout, V. ANDERSON, unlatt.l..r; lylui lu the Knit India Docke Her secommonatious di dames of passengers are iumarpassed, and she will is an expi rk need surgeon —For freight or passage apc i lj .r t: I Wit ALLPORT. and Sli MOAN 'with linear'. limey W M,•,.., .7, Leddenhaltetreet, Passengers by this Ilas of ats.. , 1...50,i from Paddington to Plymouth first class i ~,ot ...Liu fir,,. and ammud class for third class fares. sl YAM TO NESS YoKC LIE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PIPLADKLPti IA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend dew Slue their full-powered Clyde-built Iron &nw Steamed%lye, lug the l'isited States inaMs, FROM LI VERPoOL FOR NW YORK. VD: s I:1 V.II, Wednesday. July 6. is S NGARIIO, Saturilm. July V. ill V OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. July 13. ,Ind every Weduesday, and every alternate naiuniay. s'.tn pagsage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, 17, a , ,,1 61 guineas, according to the accommodation. ruble ..i_e ' y t 1!, asturdars steamers, 13 &Mesa. Forward passage gl- , er.s. including all provisions cooked. Passengers for ..ia. the totted States, au 1 British Celumbin. booted through very advantageous terma—Fot further particulars apply to 1.1.1.kM INMAN, 62, Wateratreet, Liverpool: or to gl VVP MACF.Y. Pl. King Willlanintrogg. Qty. I:NAItD LINE —BRITISH and NORTH AIILRICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by Ainimilty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, . . k • wren LIVERPOOL and BOsTON, the Boston iklps calling lf:.flar to land and receive peasencere and mails. The for :Lc or ether vessels are appennted to mil from Liverpool. • or at Cork to receive ffo mails: \ reTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday. July t ' [Ain: passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana. to be :..lured at New York subject to the permlsolon of the .e,,: -tales authorities' on board the R. 11.5.5. Corsica. I I RorA, for BOSTON, &Hurley. July 9. -10 TIA. for NEW YoliK, Saturday, July If. Passage money, including etewanl's tee and provisions, but thout wines or liquors :—To Delfts: and Boston. chief cabin. 2 : second cabin, LI& To New York, chief cabin. L 26: oud cabin. gl& Freight to Dallas, Boston. and New York, LS ton, and 5 par cent. primaie.—Apply te J. B. Fvord, 5, Old road --s treet , London ; J. It Curee, Havre, and 11, Place de la curse. Perla : 0. ant J. Bums, Buchananotreet, Glasgow : D. id C. Mulvey. Queenstown; or D. and C. Natives, d, Wats, reet, Liverpool pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PUILLIPPS, and Co. despatch the undermentioned first-clam steamers : For ROTTERDAM, the RATA VIER. every Sunday moridnu, rem Ilerwiltage Tier, at 10 am , calling et Blacker&ll for pas misers at H am. Fares, 5.2 2a.. 10a, and 17a. 6d.: and the VLSOURD every Thursday morning earl: train WI the Tower. are For bREM EN. neutral vessels, tinder Russian Pa. the ADLER, WE,/ or SCHWALBE, every Thursday moral m t westher per- Oiling, at 8 am. , from liorsel ) dow n , an d f rom BlackwaU at Dam. Fares. 42, 81 and log }or GOTRESHIG . , the LONDON, Sunday rooming, July 3, to lionetydown. Yam. £3 3u, £2 b., aid Al. To be tot •"d by the GUSTA F WAiA. .. _.. . , r'or Weight. pensive, dc.. Apply at Chaplin's Universal Mee, 'ocent-er•eus, W.. or to PIIILLIPPS. GRAVY'S, PRILLIPPS, od Co.. 11. Rod.lane. E.C. , OTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE • E EX . - The paddlectcanterl7ATAVlElt: CsO7W. tit rill. every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., calling itlackwall for passengers at 11 cm. Farm Lt 2a., £1 10a., mi 17s. fa.: return. MY., £2 6c. and L 1 6c 3d. The screw. e truer F V ZNOORD from o the Tower every Thursday morning arl). Fares, fl and £1 10s.—Por through fares refer to the rioted monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal tkce, or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co., H.C. ETROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. 'Tricr. IS HEREBY 6115 V - 11;Xt the ADJGCBNED EI• VIRDINARY GENERAL Si F.PTING of the Proprietors of ompany, to enmieer lin Bills now before Parliament. hel-i on WED\ESD.%V, the nth day of July inst., at 1 "..1.,k In the afternoon prvelYely —Hy order. JOHN HENCHMAN, Secretary. 17. Duke-street, We tonuster, Loudon, July 1, ISG4. I HE CREDIT MOI3ILIER COMPANY of J. LONDON !Limited it cite Tr:SDEItO for the PURCIIA , E I MoRTCAGE BONDS of 4.',0 each. to the extent of r;!0.000, ,rzed upon leasehold property of lame walla and hearing in cre4 at ten per cent. per 10101110, payable half-yearly on pee !.:Lt.n of coupons !Lich are attached to the Loudly, at the •n lank of Lon -on. Temple bar branch. The principal of , redeemable in three genre. Forme of epplleation may .i•taine.l at the CompanYe otrico,, St, Threaduemile.strect, London. Entrance. Hercules pat‘rure. riRAI)IER and COMPANY (Limited). V inrurparated ander the Companies' Act, laB2, with Limited 1 Apical a100,00‘.. in 10.000 shares of CIO act. Depueit, L 1 per iti.de. and 62 on allotawnt. Calls not to exceed 43 per share, at 111(0,AI/ of not lese t.lan three mouths. Guaranteed ralnunuradieldend of 10 per cent per annum tar 5 years, PlRr , Tt;liv ...„ Riohl lion. the Viscount Ithry. M.P.. 48, Rutland-gate, S.W. %;11,•rt tiaate . FAq , Grosvenor street, W. f)..nuy. Eby., 4v Cireat Melen's, F. C. Ilrun Augustus Murray, F.sq., Park.street, Grosvenor -4,1111r, Ir, I Polgcambe Readle, Fsq , Cecil House, Wimbledon-park, ,arhorocigh. FAq , S. Bloomsbury-square, W.C. 'h i•ilLert Talbot, Esq., 10. Grtat tteorge.street, Westminster, DAN[I7.9 The Louden and emote Hank. 21. Qanover•equare. W. The Metropolitan and Pmeinelal Bank. 7S, Con.hlll, • E C 1 / 4 )1Jc1A.6.9.-:)leesrs. Merchant and Peed. 30, Great Geom. street, Westminster, B.W. Arprrim quogro. rtroorn, Paribas., and t% swat, Public Accountants, fnleinsaa-street. KC. r. R . Walker, Emu 21, Hanorer sit,Eine.—J. O. Bone, Eq.. N.. 2. CopthalLcowt. Throgworton. street. EC.. and Stock Exchange. London. krCILITAIT.—Chartes Mennen!. Enl..,Pro Tenaporary 0111cra, 110, PalLwalL S.W. PIitOSPECTUA. This Company has been formed. sis ita name ininiteg for the 0117;14410 of enquiring the Minnow of Cramer, Wood, and Co.. the well-known Music Publishers in Regent-threet. This business has for half & century ben in the highest re pute, not only In England. but throughout the whole of Europe. It still nuantalter Its prestige, and Is largely Increming each year . The prOperty comprises the ealoable mettlesl copyrights of the Nal. embracing the largest inflection of music extant. The ttock of pianofortes and other musical Instruments for sale and hire —..oe the most extensive in the metropolls—is„ and has lota ln.c timobeen. highly rewtunemtiee . li A con titian& arreeine . nt'h . as Leen entered Into with Mr. Wood. the only surviving partner and present oroprtetor, for the transfer to the ColoPanY, es Iron the list of December last, of the row* finalnesa 'fret from all Dahltitles'. In perfect working , vder. including the whole stock In trade, and the leases of the tnromatellng premises. 199, POI, t 0 . and rO9. RegentestmeS. "a. Int-street, and St, kier.street, at a price Um Winton he %. to Ir reasonable and advantageous to the Company. The tors are fortified la thla ties' by the valuations of canape kat authorities. [. tr, Mond win discharre all Ilah'llties op to the 30th Jane, '.4. and will pay rarer Or profit. from the lit January. 1594 Ur has lar?!oiree! , l to accept a !am proportional the purchase 1 . I,no hi paid-iip ahem*. •- -- - - la the interests of the vhareh widen it has been thought deal:- ''''''' to keep the present pbmrietor . identified with the liusiness. a'. ' ..rrangements have been male with him .h eh will •eenre l.). .eri lees iu the eapa. ity of G,ueral Manager tor • period of at k e.t three yearn. :. , 11 illit Lilt' time, and for the further period of two year., Zr Wood undertakes to guarantee—in any manner required by V: bat et.•e to make the .harelioblers secure—the payment of a eddiuum dividend of ellO per eent. per tan= upon the al.ttal. ‘l,..srs Broom, Banshee% and Westcott, Public Accountants. 1 " , In% satiested the accounts of the business, and are satisfied 1 solidity of the undertaking. 1 a business In active operation. and a minimum 4.lvPiend per cent insured fur live sears, the Company offers on. Itth Irantageo as an Investment. It 14 Relieved that for a Inns time It will be unnecessary to call td 4 than 5.:4 per there beyond the amounts payable on to•pent and allotment. . 11, e hability of eadishareholder sUI be limited to the 'monist !.0 M scriptios. %dose nolnotere fees or promotion money In any form will be & the event of so allotment being made, the deposit will be yet attestant toli. ' -twussea, with forms of application for shams. may MI ktnr•l of the broker, 2 CopthaU-oottrt. Tbrottmorton-street I 6• 9 ' If.tropotltan and Pruviucial Bank. 20. Curellin at the n and County Rank, 21. Banovernonare at 201. &Beet - Er, et . and at the Offices of the Compost/Om, RalldnalL THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited). I aeorporated adder the Companies Act, ISO!. Capital Foot to 80,000 Maar of Lfiuearli. Deposi Ine7;pplica. - tio7. ¢I 17.7. hare. anoraonlionnent. Farther calls will not exceed .0.5 per Shore. nada at Interrala of not less than three months, lad will extend over a period of throe years. It Is estimated that not more than two-thirds of the total capital will be required to be called up. DIRECTOILE. ABRAHAM DARBY, Es q., Ebb+ Vale Park. Monmouthshire, Chalrmsa and MansOng Director. JOBEPII HoIiINSAJN Esit, Berkhampstead and London, Deputy Chairman. Francis 'ISAMU, Esq.. Bristol. John Platt, t.., Oldham. G. 8. beecroft. M.P.. Lee•ls. James Aspinall Turner, EN., 31 P., Manchester. Charles 6.l:ing G ord on, rye ‘le ri ' EL; 1 41 -1 . t, London. 11bn plane, London. BAN liF.RN.—The Bank of England. and Its several branches at Manchester, Blrtnanghlus. Lis erpool, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Hull. Plymouth, Portsmouth. Leicester. SoLlCMllll.—Melien. Froshtlelds and, Newman, London. LAW: 51.1.—Ileval. Justin Hutchinson and Son, London. ACT , T , /LS. David Chadwick, Esq. ;.Nelms. Chadwick, &demean, )'Kenna, and 'o. 217, Great George-street, Westminster. John Young, Esq. (Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co.', Tokenheuse-yard, City. Mom pro tem; , -27, Great George-street, Westminster: nod 7, Laurence Pountney-MIL City. The Company is formed for the purpose of carrying Into effect an agreement made for the purchase of the undermentioned coal, iron, and other work~ wldch bare fur a long time been carried on with very satisfactory results by private individuals, and arc capable of considerable espansion with greatly incrsamed profits. The properties and works hare bees purchased on very favour able terns. on valuations made by eminent mining engineers. The works consist of : I. The Ebbw Vale Collieries and Iron-souk& 2. The Sithowy Collieries and iron-works.. & The Victoria Collieries and Iron-works. 4. The Abersychan Collieries and Iron-works. 6. The Pontypool Collieries and Iron and Tin-plate Works. & lhe Abenurn Collieries and the Chapel Farm gstate. T. Wharves and landing stages at Newport. All iu the county of Monmouth. & If s mints iron and coal galcages or royalties in the Forest of Dean. In the county of Gloucester. 9. The Brvnilcm Kills ...Imamate of Iron or Spathose Mines, in the county ofSoracirest. Aoil the Latium comprise : 1,211 acres of Freehold Laud and Mines. 7.3:5 acres of Louie:hold Mines, and agreements for leases haying upwards of e 0 years unexpired. 3.117 acres of Leasehold Mines, having from 10 to 60 years unexpired. 700 scree of Mines in the F•eest of Dean, held nodes Crown Lease. renewable in perpetuity for periods of 21 years. About 0 miles in length. or about 0,000 acres, on the course of the St.tbose Iron Ore veins, in Somersetehire, under knees for ai.ut 50 years unexpired. The LeAwhold Coal and Ironstone Royalties are held on very moderate terms, There are upwards of 2,000 houses and cottages on the free. hold and leasehold pietas. The rentals from land, farms, and Donnas, amount to about £14 : 000 •rar.... . . The works afford employment to more than 15,000 persona, reprea.nung • population of 50.000 people. ?tchools tar the accommodation of 2,200 children and a me chanics' institute have been erected upon the ',dates. There are 21 blast furnaces, of which 16 are to operation at the present time, three bring cold blast. 1 he present animal produce of the various collieries it 550,000 tons of coal : and this 'outfity ran, with a comparatively small outlay, be increased to aniline tons annually. The produce of Iron atone is 120,000 tees annually, which can be inc-remed to 450.000 The Iron•making coa's on three properties are of a superior quality. free from snip'ur, and eminently adapted for the manufacture of the best class of iron or steel. The present annual yield from the furnaces is shout 130.000 tons of pig iron, ipeludlng 12.000 tons of Pontypool cold blast hut the arringetuenta are adapted for the production of 100,000 tons. Alaiut 00,000 tons of tails and !Misled Iron are sold an• nually. which can be increased to 100,000 tons with the present appliances, All the properties are very favourably placed In regard to situation of works and facilities of transport. The coal and iromatone mines, which are now drained and proved. will supply the present consumption, without any material Increase of dead charge* or outlay of capital, for upwards of 50 years : and with a small mitlay will yield a further supply of 000,000 tous of cool per minion, for househo•il and steam purposes. fora like period. The Ihematite iron ore and coal properties. held in the Forest of Dean, will shortly he opened. and placed lo direct commoai cuth~n by with the various iron works.—the distances between which and the place of production will be from Li. to 42 miles only whilst this elms of ore Is now carried to the work. MO miles by water, and 30 miles by rail The Forest of Dean ore contains from 35 t t 42 percent. of Iron, and is well known for Its superior quality over other Hematite ores for the manufacture of the best iron and steel It is esti mated that, when folly opened, the Mines now he'd by the Com pany will ermines 100.000 tons annnelly for 50 years. The very extensive and valuable Mines of Spathose Iron Ore, In Somereetahlre, belonging exclusively to the Company, are the only mines of their kind now being worked in Great liritalu 'excepting the small veins found in the Durham Lead Mines'. When thee Mines are fully des - eloped, the works of the Com pany will possess advantages greater than any other works, In th • supply of this most valuable material for the manufacture of the best, quality of Iron and steel. And the cost of producing Splegelei.en pog•lion, with this ore. will not exceed half the present cost of sole:o6lmm delivered In England from Germany. which country furnishes nearly the whole of the supply required fcr the present consumpton. The directors hare agreed fora license for the manufaeture of st, , el'hy the Bessemer morass,. which. from the peculiar re• soirees thee poses& they will he enabled to produce Is very large quentirtio, and at a price that. in comparison with other works. will Insure to them the same advantage. In the manufac ture of steel rails as the liaibw Vale Company have so long, en pled in respect of Iron rails.l he stocks of material and finished Iron will he taken at the cort•price, as eutenel in the books at the last stocktaking, in Sept• rider. 1-433. and are I. he paid for within eh me.ths. The contracts en hand. which &rehires. and at remunerative price., will be transferred to the new Company. Ile Abraham Darby, the principal propnctor and managing partner at the whole of the concerns c..mpriesal in the present purcha , e, will undertake the (bake of Chairman of the Board. and h.s cemented to act as Hennaing Director for a period of five years, thereby securing to the new Company the benefit of his long practical experience In the management of the works. Mr Joaeph Robinson, also a proprietor in all the alsme con• terns. and who for many years, as the London partner. has had the principal suanaccmrnt of their ei.rumercial operations, with under the direction of the Board, conduct the Mistimes of the Company. a. heretofore. From certified reports on the profits of the various works, ex tending over a considerable period, and from a due consiileration et the advantage, possessed by the Company, the Directors feel Justified In anticipating that the animal dividends will he such as to mimic satisfartion to the shareholders The velelora will subscribe for shares In the Company to the extent of half a million derliest. Three hundred thousand pounds of the purchase money will he pall w ithin two months, end the remainder by sit equal half yearly Instalments, with Interest et S per cent, p•id. No promote n money or other similar payment will be made. Yonne of applicable for slimes may be obtained at the Bank of En tend amt its several branches . from the tieekers. or front the uniivrabined, by whom any farther Information required will be turniabed. CHADWICK, ADAMSON, WKINNA, end Co., Financial Await, TT, Great Gaergeatreet, Weatmllmtee, and 64, Crusattreet, Man cheater. THE EBBW VALE CoMPANY Capital 0,000.000, In ao.ouo Aare* of £5O each. DEDICATED TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE OP HALM THE ART JOURNAL for July (price 2s. 6d.) contains line engravings attar J. Dyckman's '• Blind Beggar," by D. Devasches Turner's "Temple of Jupiter," by J. E. Alien : end Morino, " by Caimans. n. principal literary contributions are:—" Wedgwood and Etruria," by L. O. Jewitt, illustrated " Portrait Painting," by Peter Cuningham : " er vention of Art in Photography " Tke Arts employed tc: &mina the Essential Materials of Clothing," by Prefe•sor Illustrated British Artists : Eyre by Crowe,' James Defforne, Illustrated: " Almaosek of the Month" illisstrated Dublin Ishibitio• ;" " History of Caricature, by Thomas Wright, illus trated Cads's:lnds," Ulastrated " National Gallery and Royal Academy in Parliament;' Lis parlament of Science and Art and its Reports Christian Art:" Art Work in July." by Rev. J. 0. Wood British Institution " Photo graphic ftkibition "BM J. W. Gordon. P.R.8A.," stc London: James B. Thies, 28, liry-buse. PORK or APPLICAI7OI /OR ALLOTIIM 07 /RAUL To the Directors of "The Tbhw Talc Crampon, ,Llzelted)." pet Mears. Chadwick. Adamson. II *Kenna. and Co.. Maeda Agents. t 7, Great George-street, Westminster, sad If. Crow street. Manchester. Oentlemee—Having paid a deposit of Ll per share, I lens to war for shares of Ltd each, le the proposed bw Ville Company 'Limited ," and I hereby agree in Neese a share holder in that Compsay. sublet to Ile riles and regulations, sad to accept such shares, or any lest number that may be ansitont to 1.0.—i an, gentleemen, toll your obedient carnal, Nam to • Address le tan Profession ce mempalon Date Booed Edition, °enacted I lt,lesd, pest tree 741.; la cloth. 13eL, THE TEETH : a Practhal Treatise, with the best blows el Benoring then when Defective or Lost By A. TIMM. Xed . Burgeon Dentist. We cannot do better than reemmend for general perusal Ur. LAW' Treatise. winds fa as linedal as it is unpretending."—Telegraph, June 20. NW/ London : Clemente, Little Paltenegatreet. f I EUE FONCIER (Limited), SO, Lombard street, EC. Capital, /1,000,000, in t 0,003 shares of 240 each. Subscribed Capital, 4600,000, to 10,000 shares. Draseruin. ceumme—The Right Hon. JAYm STUART WORTLEY. Dmert-cnimete —J MUM LIVICR, Ise. The Hon. T. C. lialibarton,ll.P. Adolphe Haitian, Req. Edward Warner, Esq., IL P. Henry Toenail, Eq.. J. P. Alexander Dunbar, Rm. John Westmorland, tel. Charles Mb, &L i, Charles It Newbon, ifaq. Jen —Albert Grant, Zs% Burnt's. Mews. llastorwisa, Mildred, and Co. Bank et This Company advances money on the d t of Title Deeds of approved Irmehold or Le.sebsid Great Britain, with or without regular mortgage Guarantee' Titles or Securities, and, as agent, negotiates loam on tocetinge for loos or short periods: also Receives money on deposit for MTH PTJUOC6 ONLY, at special raise to be agreed upon. Commualcatiam to be addressed to the Maury. ALTRAD LOW; Secretary. Temporary 001ese, lie, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENI: /11 BE OXFORD.—SELECTIONS from FAlleT, LA FORZA OIL DINTI NO, Vn Hallo in Mawhere, Fame, and the Two Oeulleateo. at Verona, b the whole at the talented compeer. Director—Mr. F. J. , NORMANS. Comedy by rosworth, 'woe, W. RentlOL W. Berton, and M Welly Power, the celebrated Invent comedienne, &TREY ISVILWLYO. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGU 6.4 HON. I sad 4 GOODGRATILUT. W. HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES, made by steam power, with wood sad metal haws, rs glaring no serew.—Warehotases, 46 and 44, Berniusatreet, Oxfordetzsen—Mustrated catalogues on application. BROWN BROTH E RS. —PATENT CHAIRS sad 0013 CHICS larraylr Yuraltura, Thu**. Persamaa• frw. &a, at PRICES °ONSIDE:SADLY EZDUCED.-1•1 4 ries dilly. Calatcyptaa tem TEE 1171INIABDUI OF BED-WOMB. HEAL and SON llama observed for some time that it would be advantageous to their Customers to see • much larger selectlen of Bethroope Fundtare then to WIWI, displayed, and that to judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of Furniture, it Is necessary that each 1 1 1= i f , Int g at i lD b. °um :a i cl a Alffio a tl lu S l e t 4 W 11 Thr,.._ v b . ; which they are ambled net only to extend their show et..., Brass, sad Wood Bedstmas, and Bed-room Furulttue. beyond what they believe hag ever leen attempted, but also to provide several small reams for the purpose of keeping complete salted of Bed-room Furniture In the dullerent styles, 'agonised Nei Goode may be seen le complete suites of Ore at six different colmn, some of them light and *nutmeats!, and others of • iner description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic /Imam. PtIMM4 DIA Oak. Mad Walnut. ere she est gargle it e ns, so alg ~COM re ale to me We earn as 4E=4 roa oS W YaboanyGoods 's for the better bedrooms. and Japanned Goods fee T lain and Servents nee, Is ve ry creased, the whale Mended as compete an asedment Of nem Furniture as they think can possibly be desired . MEAL and BOYS ILLESTRAIW CAT %LOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding, and Bedroom Furniture seat tree by poet. 195, 197, 198, Tottenham-court-road, London. OANDLEB.—PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFINL —Adopted by kw Majesty's Osvertunent toe the military Magma. J. C. sad J. FIELD, the origami manufacturers and bolder, of the DEW Prise Medal, caution the pub& against any spurious Imitations. Their label It an, all paoliete and tomea %rim ny all &Wen teronshnst the kingdoms. Wboleasktand far exportation at the Works, I? PPM MAIM, LA Marra, LONDON. S., where also may be obtained their celebrated I:7zdtect Service Soap Tablets. DAVI ES'S PA LAC E PAR FF FS E CANDLES, is. Cid. paelb.--Speruk 1a id. and la. bd. ; One British .u, ls. 6d.: transparent wax, :s. bd.: Petroleum, 11 4d. Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; German Wax, lc 9d. ; botanic wax. Ix. : composite, Bd.. 94., and the best, UM.: naetallc for Palmer*. WIMP Bd. ; magnums, . best dip candles, ed. , moulds, ied ; Best Colxa nil, ds e 1 per gallon; yellow 40ap, , 40.., 445., and ally per 1121 b.: mottled, 48s. ; old brown Windsor, Is. ad. per packet : common brown 41 indoor. la., white Windsor, Is. 4d. ; honey, le ; glycerine and alindoil. Is. per bar—for cash, at 51. P. DAVIES and SON. 4 old established warehouse, 63, Bt. Msrtlo'►lane, Charing,:roes, London, W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—JOHN BROGDEN, for the Information of the Public anti his numerous Patrons. begs to mike the following announcement regarding the VALVE of GOLD, kering persuaded that the interests of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circu lation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being Wel ed Into 24 parts or carats, it follows that gold of 24 unto Auk is ,Ili carats..B3 I 34 9 carats.. L 11 10 worth .4:4 4 114 17 carats.. 3 0 2 8 carats.. 8 34 per ounce. 16 carata.. 216 71 7 carat... 4 9 22 carats.. 4 1 6 lb carats.. 213 1 6 carat... 1 24 22 atrats (British 14 carats.. 2 9 64 5 carats . I 7 8 standard 317 104 13 carats.. 2 6 0 4 carat,— 14 Se 21 carats.. 314 4 13 C• 11141.. 2 2 54 3 carats.. 10 74 carat... 310 94 11 carats.. 118 1 2 carats.. 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 cants.. 1 15 44 1 carat . 3 64 Manufactory, 16, Betirietta,treet, Covent-garden, W.C..London. Mvays made of Chain, and Jewellery for la. caulk N.B. This Establishment Is closed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at one u clock. HAMILTON and KIMPTON (Tailors) call attention to the NEW MATERIALS in dark sad light oilstone for travelling. lounging. so d 'squids suit. No. 106. STRAND. opposite Exeter-hall H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, 46 sod 67, 01 rOltD-STILEST, W. The fashion *ad general excellence displayed in this attire universally &drums .*ed. Overcosta and Capes l6s. 6d. to Ole. Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets 3la Od. to 425. Od. Business and Morning Sults ...38s. Od , 48s. Od. and Ma Od. Trousers. 600 patterns to select from Vests of the same materials and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. GO and 67, OXFORD-81MT W. TTis most slobs and esperitinewl cutters and workmen us em ployed. True-tltting Trousers, 16s. Vesta to match, as. &I. Attire for clerical, academical, medical, and other protsssional gentlemen. Ladies' Habits, three to six guineas. A separate department for liveries. Page's suits, 305.: footman's, 00a; coachman's, 655. H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 67, OXFORD,STRICKT, W., are much admired by Parents and Guardians for quality, fashion, and economy. Knickerbocker, Westroinatee, Osborne, and Windsor soak lew 6d. to Sin ; Eton, Harrow, and kagby 304., ?St. and 425. A trying-on room handsomely fitted up in connexion with this department. ra, JULY 2, 1864. Ile LAST NIGH3'B-GAUT2II: Dux= or l emmas. AND ARM= narrotriAse ro musk= Al THR Orrbell Or TRZ Mir IioIfITZLI, 0001,'0, iwimaurroY, laingemALL-ararmr.) MARKRUPTIA THOMMI ITAMT, Hectlah.town-reed. grocer, to • ifurender July 1I, THOMAS LIMOWII, Waged-cm* licimarrt.town, and Bedford, coach maker. July 18. at 11. • JAIL= HargAZ lansius, Queen'eilace, Blackheath-road, late ch , July 16, at 11. ! Wurrms wZ and Jinni BOW; Aldershott, builders, July 111. al 114 WIALLut Rama, Peter's-court. St. Martin's-Mae, geld lace weaver, .and Peatonorow, Walworth, fancy staticwer, July 18, at • HENRY Jlllllll2lOll, High Holborn, late corn dealer, July 18, at 11. JOMM CLAIMBoa, Manchester-street, Argyle-equate, rglway***, JWy is, at 11. • WALT,* Mtn, Middle Orove-street, Cammerciatroad East, chandkreahop keeper, July 12, at 1. Ozbooolassintellsoacluao Cottnaught-terrace, Edgware-road, Wituaa . July 12, at 1. lune*, Prospectplace, Bt. George's-road, South. wart, cianunaker. July 12, at 1. Roam Jll3lllMus, llotWeidey-squarc Islington, boardlng.house keeper, Jalyl2, at ?- JAMS Lae lacrrmALL, Tenteretritet South, Cloodzaaas-fields, dealer la jewellery, July 16, at IL JOSH ktellmtnsC2, Croes.street, York road, stone mason, July j kl o t iran . lakomat BO we irra/ I , l S , lincitester.Ouokaeller, July !Kalil. /limns wow Martilewlane, licenser vic tualler 16, at 11. 201Kter Spenceratreet, Battersea-road, rented pay master lathe navy, July 16, at It 1121 K 211 ROMY/LW3I, Liverpool. wood merchant, July la. IX • Jams oltikere rpper Holloway, sespaoter, July IC 12. II ear kldsatood, locksmith. July 12, at 2. TROODuisa +LAM, Dukeetreet, Maucliestetaquare, auctioneer, July leaf 2. Jolla [aye lloaloa, St George's-road, Pimlico, mintleinan, July 12. * 2. 110111311. JAMB BROWNE, Pelham-yard, Brampton, Job master, July Is, * IL Jamul WHIM Sloane-street, Middlesex, manager to a trunk' manufacturer, July 16, at 11. IIESAT 111111?, New liingegeet, Deptford, Iletumed victualler, July 16, at 11. Locos Satan t, Park-road, Peckham, dealer In foreign wines, • July 20, at 11. Omain YANOCILLI, Cumberland-place, Newington, Water, July 10, 01 IL ELWIN tamer, Margaret-street, Kennington, dealer in banding material,. July 10, at 11. Jona Mutt, Upper Seymouratteet, Kuala:ignore. egg mar. chant, JULY 2e. at 11. Wittux LasuLlT , Newgatemarket, and Surblton, flinty,' butcher,. J uly 00, at 11. 1101.515. St. John-at, Smithfield. baker, July 20, at 11. liKsJ Ana HAW. Issivounintreet, Kennington ,zusa, cotantlyiell agent, J illy I at 12. I FItaLLIUCK ?TALKY, Plaistow, Eases, hatter, July 20, at 12. JvAAPII Hutt, Castleet., St. Martiu*a lane, tai lot, J uly et, at 12. FitAaels tialibliAJL, Luton, Bean intraw Wt niautdecturer, Jilly 11, at 2. JAY, A CALTYPAP, Toddington, Beds, sherlirsofficer, July 11, at 2. llionas Nommen taingstomattest, Sumers'•Wwl, bout maker, July 11, at Wusumt Pserr, Lantntreet, Borough. publican, July 20, at 12. 111811 V 1 Yogis Yutralita, Craven-meet, City-road, turner, J oly 10, alit. CLAWS TIMRTOII, Edwardatreet, Portman-square, licensed sutualloi, July AI, at I. Grows 11LVAT Lantmacz, Toubridge WeUs, photographer, • July 11, at 1. Josarit Baomi 11A111WICK, Nottingham, July 12, at 12. Sri:l%Kr SAUL, Its Nettinghainshire, match =nu- • lecturer, July 12, at 11. WILLIAM BASIBkia., Wolverhampton, hay dealer, July 15, at 12. ' YILIJAM JUT Slia, Barrow, Worcesterah., harmer, July 11, at 12. Wiwax LAD. Hereford, builder, July 11, at 12. WiLuais WAtitidc. Hereford, butcher, July 15, at 12. J mins ?mast, k halve. scarf ordshire, draper, July 15, at 12- G 801/GE TANNtut, Citippeutuun, oi tits, Wlor, July 11.1111. ‘IILIAAJI 111011 1111. MM, Inismosuatit, Devonabre, builder, July 43, at 11. 111t3JA111.1 Churn-I Lona and Tr7ls Mall LISTER, High Town, near Leads, cord makers, July 13, at 11. Jositua Snakes, Pudsey, Yorks*, s, pig dealer, July 13, at 11. LOWAND 11ALYWolaki, Batley, Yorkshire, macidue maker, July 11. at 11. • HlcatiL DLNMT, Leeds, provision dealer, Jmy IS, at 11. Iticitaan Stu" Carnarsou, seedaman, July 10, *IL Taomati, Bangor, cabinet mak. r. July 15, all 2. JAY. YOBBO!, Liv.tpool, C01011114t05 agent, July 1.5, at 11. 'invent IIEAe and Julia! liult/IsA:116, Wklteneld , Lancashire, ulk 4auners, July 11. at 11. loam( tirtnos, Keighky. Yorkshire, boot dealer, July 16, at 10. balk troalooaaer, July to, at DANItL Joussue, Warrington, Lawn:alum and Wilderspool, ell...hire, basket manufacturer, J uly' 11, at It EIJAA3i2II ItLiD Woodlands, Donriabile, grocer, July 13, 18. AL,Allcs FAlLlsausS,Cauterbury , auniaker,J my 20,11 11 C LANA, Welisuext.tbe.Sea, Norfolk, watchmaker, July V„at 10. Julllt .....aSfascbastar, traveller, July 13, at 13X. Julia AbtlYto Laucal.hut, butcher, July 114,at1L . 1 Joint STIR Math tlinelds, potato, dealer, July 1!, at 12. JOSIEI •llCALTGAT.h&teleyßrNAge,loilikkaittlekkalsr,Jalyl2,llo. YitaJ•11111 tLkwutts, gauchester, baker, July 16,1184. KONLNI. :3111TH, southsea, Hants, cisll cugloecr, July 12, at 11. FIMDE/LICA. 11008, N orwick, labourer, July It, at 11. &aka, krertou. LaiKalgt., Coloruislion swat, July 12. al& I It mums cesnu, N c ,t Derby. gardener, July 11, at 3. W I LI., A MCI Imo, Not ti rig ham, Lte beerhou,e ke ulyl3, JOIN 1111,V1AL1,, N ogiugham, cords - Wirer. July 13, 1111. W muse 115-s irt lloWaltill, Buford, Noniughanahin, retail Lerrseller, July 13. at 11. JONATHAN YEAUILICIuM, Ipswich, &kw seller, July IS, at 11. Elf wrAsotva Oldham, ,ask dealer, July 20, at 12. J mg, katitalTWELL, I rttilinglorough. Northamidoushire, ma. chlue boot closer, July 13, at 104. £OIASI, ISATIS, Brighouse, Yorkshire, Dill Jobber. July 15, at 10. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and most useful invention of the day, ACTA AMASELLA.— Yews. JOHN GikINELL and Co, Three King-court, Lombard. street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectful!) oler to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The ague Amrrella has none of the properties of dyes it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per mouth wiU keep it In perfect colour. Price ill Is. per bottle, or in lull bottles. 10s. el John Goalie! ,t Co. have been appointed perfumers to 11. R. H. the Princess of Wales VOTIIING is MORE REFRESHING than A.l RIMMEL'S EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and GLYCERINE, which cleanses and cools the head. and gives the hairs beautiful gloss, without greasing it. Price Is. f d., fa Rd., and 6s. itimmers Touh t Vinegar w Matsu be found a perfect luxury this weather as au adjunct to the toilet and bath, and a reviving per fume. ls. mid 6d.—El'G ENE RIM SILL Perfumer by Ap poiatnient to H.R.11. the Princess of Wales, MS, Strand ; and :It, Cornhill, London. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness, tan, Orontes, spots, freckles, discolors. Hons. and otiv-r cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable te every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar best. Price Ss. ad. and us. CAL par hottle.—Sold at 20, Hatton-garden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for •• Rowlands* Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles ender the name of •• lialydor." IIHE INVIGORATIVE N ERV I N E ESSENCE. Ile most ectentitlmilly prepare., and most pewrrful nate. Me cordial ever introduced . matures to their enema' romlition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de pend& It Is a speclik for debility of all kinds. and from its con taining. among other ingredients, pepsine and phoepate of sods, prove highly benenctal to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price M. per bottle, or four quantities in one for Sole Agents, Messrs. haumirarten and Co., :du. oxford..yeet. and 133*. Pencluirch-strwvt. EX. London. nINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, 'luring twenty-five years, emphatically sanc tioned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart burn, headache, gout, and indigestion and 0.5 a mild aperient for delicate conatitutious, more especially for ladies mid dill dren. It Is prepared, In s state of perfect purity and of uniform strength, by DI NNKFORD and Co., 172, New Bond-street, Lan don • and sold by all respecteble chemiett throughout the world DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of IN. Scott, will be found levaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaint., indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, digainess of the ryes, &c. For habitual =slivering, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the bloat, they are truly excedent ; mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system-801d by W. LAM - beet, chemist, 8, King Charing-crow, and by moat Amidst& in bones, Is. lid. and ta ad ite sure to ask for Dr. Soot& s Bilious and Liver Mt The genuine are ins square grope package with William lambert" engraved on the stamp. Os the 6th July will be Webbed, lo a handsome volume, ellt /dem price 11a, EARLY PRNOILLLNOS from PUNCH (Chiefly Politkal), by Met Lam London : Bradbury sod Braes, 11, Bouverleeinea LC. L %ST EXAMINATIONS. July 29. Edith Warhwion keninnly. Caruirnilga, widow-July 30. J. Mic hell, Anderfou's Hotel, fleet street. mine agent-Jul ill. J. Si. K. liar. Bow•street. Coveut.gat den, clerk is holy orders-July 30. T. W. Barfield, furlight, sunes, late 14 We merchant--J sly 29. IL 111• Lean, St. 1 - eter-street, llackuty road, baker-July 2v. 1L H. ilobden, York-terrace, I:regret:a-park, bath proprii tur-July 29. 11. T. West, Great Dover-street, South. work, &mimeo in the royal navy-July 211. W. 'lnutile, Union. road, Battersea, engine driver-July ril. S. Dans, lliglmatreet, Shadwell, clothier-July ltd. J. J. Williams, Deptford, sac. tliineer - July N. J. K Smith. Bring street. Horton, baker- July 29. W. Jordan, Rochester-read, Kentish Towu, late teemed victualler-July 29. E. M. theatre; Suriotn,. Surrey-July nr. J. Rogers, Shirley, Hampshire, carpenter-July Co. E Hayward, Upper Oarden.street, Westmlnater, coach smith-July 23 A. Brough, Great Tuwer.street, general merchant-July al C. J. Ilughea, Greene Leh, builder-J uly 2e. J. Knight Gibeon.square, Islington, late general merchant-July U. A. Barr, Curtain. road. Shorollich, chair usaker-July 23. W. D Beluk ha:at, Kout, grocer-July P. P. Bod, Howland atreet, 'lottathani-courtroad, communion agent-July N. C. H. elm son. Rumford. flues, general dealer-July Is. a. Coitus, Aw. bridge, Hampshire, carpenter-July 25. U Lanvin, Warwick, Deemed victualler-July 24. R. Jon. a, Hereford. late Ircerned victualler-July 15. 8. W. Lane, Wolverhampton, factor-July 25. H. Griffiths. Birmingham, onmaker-August 2. J. B. Jack. sou, Leicester. druggist-July 20. T. P. Casey, Perry Bridge, 101 lodine. captain to the royal manors-July 2s. 21. Clegg and B. Clegg, bailey. Yorkshire, rag dealers-August 1. J. Haling., B. Mullions, and A. Hollings, Leeds, cloth tuanulacturera-J alp 2i. D. Whalley, Yeadoir, 1 orksLfre. Cloth inatielacturer-July . 27. T. It Lewis, !fickle Trafford. Cheshire. supernitendeut agent of an insurance company-July 27. W. Bray, Congloton. Ch.- .hire, bootivaker - July 22. W. Waters orth. Slauchester, whole sale grocer - July - .7. IL Lees, Slauchester, auctioneer- July 2v. T. Wilkinson, Jump, Yorkshire, wh relwright - July gs. J. Holdwr, blirsolugham, gun stock dealer-Jury C. 11. (irons, hirrinughant, murder-July . 24. D. Wright, kir ghats, pturtieptian glass manufacturer-July 23 C. Cater mule. sea., Birmingham, journeyman coschmaker-July PE B. Lowder. Seulthorpe. ISorfolk, general dealer July 2s. Y. J. Aubertin, Cautim, Glanwrgaushire, wine merchant - July 28 W. Phillips, Cardiff. grocer's assistant-July 21. J. Turner. Stan. unagtou, Nortliunwerland, Innkeeper -July 30. J. Glarebrook, Vai thorpe, Nottisigharuallire, butcher-July Is. T. Westbury, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, bootmaker -July 13. T. Bourne, Stoke Ss, 51alhomnith, Shrurshire, ninkeeper -August 1. 8.. Wheeler, Stow -0114 he- Wold, Gloucestershire, beerhotue keeper /il:Lot 1. J Hodges. Oddington, Gloucestershire, Innkeeper- July 13 it. Baulks, st. Helm s, Lancashire, pig killer-July 13, K. J. Grinismod, Wetherden, Sufluik, rnaltster -August Ni. W. klishop Stockton, Yorkshire, cordwomer-July 11. 0. Shepherd, Middleton Tyas, Yorlcallire, labourer-July Iffe. IL 0, 'infield, Old Shildon, Durham, Journeyman Joiner-July la. W. Musgrave, Liverpool, dealer in leather-J sly 15. P. Harwood, Liverix.l, dealer m books-Ju y .3. J. llopkiu., jourueyitan smith-July 15. W. Logan, Liverpool, book-keeper- August 9. J. Spenser, iiiirtio-by.Turiberrauil. lancolnalure.tarior -.sitgest i. tt . K Carpetishile, Bilitou, Ltuvoln.hire, dealer in toys-August 1. D. Hinson, Boston, Lincolnitlirc, auctioneer- August 2 T. I.: trig, Lincoln, licensed victualler-Au. gust 2. J. Butt Lincoln, chemist July 5. W. Iriam, Atria cham, Cheshire, -J 20. J. C. Grautham, Clapiorth, Nottitighamohire-July 24. W. W. Baker, Ent Raiford, Potting. hamshire, slater-Augusta. J. Cru., Wymondhun, Norfolk, butcher-July 13. J. Bardsley, Birsworth, Derbyshire. night watehruau -J illy 12. T. Page, Bruoustoit, kutiaarishire, shoe maker-August la. Aun Taylor, Astley Abbott., shrotwhire, luu keeper-August 5 W. Whitton, limukaea, Dorsetolure, Leeman to the Branksea pittery. r ItTiIWiRUPTCY ANSULLED. June 27. IV ILLI ''''''''''' Ce and Illaholia road, Bayswater, auctioneer. DECLAMATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. iOIILPIt_ CIAIii K i;id~r,uo:c«. lt;LilO;r 7 J- - ffni dividend of 111.16 d., any Monday, at Statuteld'a, basioghall.street. I.awneece DIKE, pridifyratey, eueueniuun—Ld dividend of Li, L any Tueday or JA.NII.I 11111111tVill -2. mt dividend of lid And Ist and 2nd Wal den& of Is. Id. and I L , nu new proofs,. any Viedneaday, at Morgan's, liverpooL DIVIDENDS. July 14. M. Matthews. Brnilnaham, licensed victualler-July 12. Joseph &dells and James ledell., Leicester, haberdashers- July Ii J. liollasid and T. Burger, Wrest/sr, boot manufac turers -July 19. E. B. Harris, Stamford, grocer-July 19. W. Harrison, Leicester, market gardener-July 19. D. Young. Lei cester. hosier-July 21. T. B. Barnard, Yrampton on.ifevens, Gloucestershire, brick maker -July 14. C. Lloyd. Randall), Lan cashire, grocer-Jab F. J. Much, Wiesett. Suffolk, blacksmith -July 14. J. Shaw Itiettate, Lincolnshire -July 14 Elisabeth Pepper, Grantham ' . ocolnahlre-July T. Wemou, Grantham -July 14. J. StilU, Colaterworth, Illicobishire -July 14. W. Barker, Coisterworth-July 14. R. D. Kettle. Spittlegute, Lin colnshire-July It. W. Allis, Grantham, Lincoliahlre-July 14. O. Forth, Bilborough, Norfolk-July 14. J. Meudhsm, Swa im'''. Norfolk-July 13. J. Wilkins, Exeter, grocer-July 13. M. Cooper. Bt. David's. Deroushire, accountant-4 Ely IS. H. 0. P. Tacked, Poultry, City. mercitaut-J sly 26. J. l'hlllipt, Upper Bullingham, Herefordshire, banker. CIIIITIFICATE to be granted, unless we be shown to Mr coutrary on or before the day of meeting. July 21. T. I:Daley, W °Wanton, StarlordsMre, PARTS RItSI3IPS DINSOLVILD. H. Hampbreys - , J. 1 7 .DrIttoe,esti Y. IT OUI U. Woodier.* Cbeapeale, silk warebousemen, so far u F. A. Gillett— G. How and Martha How, Salisbury-cowl, nretetreet bakers— J. and P. L Probst. Mark •lase, City, general merchants—W. Cantrell and W. Webb, Wlrkswerth. Derbyshire, surgeons—J. H. Johnson and Ll. Tabor, Danollag lberbilre, [Stamped, ld. Additional.] auctioneers—T. Owens and 0. Brown, lAverpool. Beeson and lL G. erowburat, Amershans, Butts, veterinary sur geons—P. 4 . Easton and 0. Bpringileid, M tipping-wall, latent boiler fluid manntatdren—J. Cuilaree and A. Crabtree*. Brad ford, card machine makers—J. D. Kennedy sod H. Watson, Mar, general printers—Jame Hook and Joseph Hook, Aldermanbary, ironmongers —J. Jones and T. Miller, Crawford. street. Baker-street, drapers—lL r. Lewis and W. Ryder, St. Johnasquare, elerkenwell, medical glass manufacturers—J. Pennon and F. Penton, Liverpool, grocers—R. Adams and W. Adams, London, oorn merchants—C. W. Tyler and C. H. Vince, Mart-Yon, and (treat Tower-street, Clty—J. May and G. May. Great Northern Railway Company's Station, King's-crosa, and Cotton's-wharf, rooky-street, potato salesmen—J. Morgan and T. Gray, nunderiand, shipsaniths—H. Shepley, W. R. biudlota and J. Paton, Manchester, Lancashire, silk nisnufactiints, —O. liebblethwalte and J. Stocks, Huddersfield, te Vorksbite, painters—J. Lando and W. E. Lando, auditors—J. Driver mad J. Stoma, Accrington, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-J. Andrews and J. M. Cardell, Salisbury, surgeons—C. J. Bottles bhoy, J. Clover, W. W. Clover, and J. Bewley, Bombay, and Liverpoeareserchants—W. Morton and D. T. Baker, Ohl Caren. dish-anal. 011ordatreet, engravere—J. Murgatroyd and J. Varley,.Bnl c ked, woolstapers—J. Gaunt and W. Gaunt, Leeds, Mill cloth toren. ---- Bisinra SEQUESTRATION. JOIIII CANshow, Aberiekly, saw tallier, July 11, at the Solicitors Library, Perth. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WORCESTER SUMMER MEETING.—FRIDAY. MAtcR, 501. each. Straight half mile. Bet each. Mr. Whittaker's Catenus, by 12.ng of Trumps—Evadne, 2 yrs Mr. L G. Graham's limed, 2in (Vordlam) 2 Betting : 11 to Bon Careens. lamed led into the straight, when she swerved, but maintained the lead to the distanoe; there C•tenue took op the running, and won easily by a length and a half. Tan LADIES' LUTZ 01 25 son., added to &sweepstakes of 3 sova, each, for all ages. The winner to be sold for 50 sous. Five furlongs. Mr. Mendyth's May, by Knight of Kan, 2 ps, fist frlb (J. Grlmahaw; I Lord Uxbrldge's The Tyke, 3 yes, 7st 1010 (T. French 2 Burgess also ram Betting : 5 to 2 on The Tyke, 4 to 1 apt May, and 5 to 1 sgst Burgess. Tut linrrnrce Biarcouterr FOND Breen, a Handicap of 5 sore. each, with 30 added. Winneis extra. One rode and %quarter. (10 subs.) Mr. It. Walker's Colonel Crockett by Rideman—Sitter to Odd Trick. a ears, Sit 12. b ,Tomlinson) I I Lord Coventry's Exchequer, b )rs, net ilb ‘ inc bib ex) J. Adana, 4 2 Mr. Rockettern Ales, 3 yrs, Mt 1b ,barker; 3 Betting: 4 to I on Exchequer. 6 to 1 eget Colonel Crockett, and 100 to 3 apt Alga. The latter jumped away in front, bat when they bad gone 50 yards, Colonel Crockett took up the running, Exchequer following about a length in the rear, Lord Coventry • horse being double that dis tance in frost of Ales. The three closed to the straight, and at the distance Ales dropping away, the other two commenced a determined struggle, which ended in a dead heat • Ales beaten o ff . !).aiding Heat : 6t04 on Exchequer. Colonel Crockett woe by a Maid. 'Tar FLYING STAMM (Handicap) of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added ; winners ex tre. T. .C., straight half .a. (3°. subs.) Mr. kelditrs Cranbury, by Surpbce—Rustua. I yrs, 7st ILI (iticiudibir MD extra; Duke of Leaubnis trytbela, 3 yrs, 751 7lb J. Griffiths., Marquis of Hastings's Attraction, 3 yrs, Bst 'Judd , The following also ran i—Latra, Human, Concordia, Lad Fanny Cateudish, Queen ot Trumps, Dovedale, Llame, and MO. Betting: 5 to 2 apt Cranbury, 3 to 1 apt Attraction, 5 to 1 each spit Lairs and Cry Ile* and 20to 1 apt any other. Tun WOBC2s7 Ell CCP of 100 son., by subscription of 10 sore. each; winters extra; gentlemen eiders; professionals jib en. 000 mile and these furlongs. Count liatthyany's Actaeon. by The Fallow Buck-1110 Goldmhnuilt, 4 pa, lost ilb Mr. W. Head! , 1 Mr. T. Clilfs Wildman, 3 yes, 9st 711:1 ,Including 7lh el) (Fordharu; 2 Lord Coventry's Umpire, aged, Int 7lh (Capt. Little ; b Tim also ran Littlecote and balderdash. Suspiebin was scratched at 5.3., Rm. ou Thursday. Betting: Even on Acteou, 3 to 1 apt Umpire, and 4 to 1 apt Wildnru. Tel eorsurar Bracts of 10 sous. each, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, bet 101 b ; Dille., get ilb ; winners extra. Fieryfurloars. Lard Coventry's Prosperity, by Ethelbert - Production, fat 41b J Adams; 1 Mr. Payne'. Volatile, Bet 7lb 'J Grimalaw) 2 Lord I stwldgen Arkansas, est 101 b • (T. French) 3 The following also ran : 22eity, Forester, Laztarcni, Resurgany, Aline, Pepper's 6noet, Sweetne.s. The Swift, and Jetatiel. THR Wtar MIDLAND &align of 5 eore each, with 25 added; weight fur erre, with selling allowance% Straight half mile. Lord Oxbridge's Erythen, by Mesperna —Peres. 4 Iss, Sat alb (.02 (T. French) I Mr. %I hittaker's Catcalls 2 yrs, fist HD i tOr.) ....(Say ere) 2 la consequence of the extraordinary decision anal excite ment of the Coventry stakes, no betting. Won by two lengths. The winner was bought in for 135 guineas. Tug CONSOLATION PLATS (Handmaid of 40 sows. About one Mr. Cartinight's Trutt, by Stockwell—Conftdence, 5 yrs, 7st UM Mr. Whittaker's Pule, 3 yes 7tt 2lb J thlmshaw) Mr. Clan Ross, 5 yra, iCustrwee, 3 Ulm Clifton, I: odor the Cloud, Lemondrop, f by Vortex--Queen Bee, lord Conyugham, and Sweetness also tam IPSWICH RACES.-FRIDAY. THI COUNTY MEMBER& PLATE of 50 sows.; winners satin About half a mils straight Mr. Alexander's No Name. by Teddingtou I,bday • • .3 yrs isttip I 1% 1 ••'l' Mr. . ay or • *dor, 3 yrs, 71t. lA. Woodlione') Duke of Clevslancts Queen Bee, 3 sr'', fht 131 b Irlatmaui 3 Tbe tolloatuu also rau Freeman u. Etua, f by Ne ulluster, Y urulio,Luid of the West, Overcast, Little Star, k.lesuo r, and tkoujuror. Betting: 2to 1 apt No Name, 5 to 2 apt Land of tb. West, Jto 1 apt Overcast, 8 to 1 apt Eurullo, 10 to 1 each eget Eleanor aod Tailor, and 100 to 7 eget Queen Bee. Taz OAT SUFFOLK MoSIDICAP of 15 soya each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, will 1W added ; winners extra ; lb. seeoad to nave hie stake, lied the winner to pay 20 *ore towards ezpeome. nos mils and three-quarters. (18 subs., 8 of whom declared.) Mr. sylor's I:gamut, by Colsterdale—Starllght, 1 yrs, let 11114 rl . arry) 1 Mr. Basile's Alabama, Pyre, 8.1 1 ilb J4bo Mr. Goddlug's Fault cloche, 4 )n, Tat ....,A. Woodboun) l Camperdowo also ran - . . . . . Betting : 6.t0 4 apt ALabana, 7 to 4 apt Equinox, 4 to 1 eget Faafieluche, 5 to 1 ages Camperdown Ten Nuasmir HANDICAP of 10 son. each, 5 ft, and 2 only if declared, with 50 added, fr r 2.yr-olds ; wieners extra; second to save his stake. Thresquarters of a mile. (22 subs.) Mr. Morria's Radcliffe, by North lineola- Welk; Sat 61b. an bibs extra; .Daler I Mr. Ilea/lag's Magic, 74 7lb (11 bite) Mr. Dryads /dello. bet alb blbe extra; er>ucb; 3 Betting ;3 to 1 on Radcliffe. Rialto made play, but ruse* wide at the turn be became last, Magic taking the lead. The latter was headed at the distance by the favou rite, who came on and won in a mates by tame lengths. Rialto was • bad third. Tug PLAYPtJaD STAKZB of 5 *ova each, with 25 added ; weight for age ; with selling allowances. Quo mile and a half. Mr. Naylor's Eceeneath, by Ilountals Deer—Rosalitnia, 3 )ra, Tot Ilb Mr. Rogers's 3lesaure for Ileasure, )rs, ist ilb ..;flo,d1) Ms. Page s Antelope, aged. bat 13Ib ,Pen y) 3 'LEIS fOIAN 6ricia of 3 ao•a. each, with i) added; weight for age, with ralliug allowances. Three quarters of a mile. ilt : Tilaker's 4 by Teddington—Balhanie dam, 2 yrs. Est 77b ink) (Wyatt) 1 Mr. Saul'. Analogic... 3 yrs. 7.4 6lb ,3411.) Perry, 2 Mr. Goodwill'. Trademus. 2 yrs. 6471 b our.)....Goalwin) 3 "- ' • Tex LicrNsicr, ric•TTAu.sea' PIATZ of 25 sows., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 3 wen ww,h, b ft. Of.. note. Mr. Naylor's Equinox, 3 yrs, ist Sib (Perry 1 Mr. J kdwantss Physician, 6 )ra, 7st (F. Martha) 2 Mr. Goildnaa's 2 aufreniehe, 4 yrs. big .... (A. Woodhouse( I [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. oisom's sizaolama.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. BUFFELKOPPEL, Josz 30, ET WING, - - Sonderborg is partly burned down. The 24th, 35th, 60th, and 64th Brandenburg Regiments ef fected the passage across to Aleen at five different points, under a heavy fire of shells. SPAIN AND PERU. IiADEID, JULY 1. A circular note upon the Peruvian question has been addressed by the Spanish government to its diplomatic agents abroad, denying all intention of setting np a claim of revendication, the only object of Spain being to occupy the Chinchas Islands in order to obtain satisfaction from Peru. Proofs are also adduced in the came document of the risk of losing his life encountered by Senor Masarrado during his journey through Peru. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY APPOINTMENTS. Sub- Lieuteoast E. G. Bourke, to the Bombay. Acting Assistaut-Surgemis Dr. T. 1). A. Bromlaw, to the Racer ; Dr. A. Mitchell, to the Cordelia ; W.Jortee, to the Fawa ; G. Kell and A. G. Bam, to the Victory, for Hasler Hospital ; H. fisouaaan cud Dr. W. Great, to the Royal Adelaide, for Plymouth Hospital. WRTYINGIitIONB roe. HIRT. —The Sheriff's Court was occupied the other day with the case of " Hagen v. Walout sod others," in which the plaintiff sued a number of clergymen for sermons suplied. In one case the debt antoented to 424 14s. lid. Hia Honour asked if all that money was for serinoes. Plaiouirs representative— Oh, yes ! your Honour has the particular'. His Honour — Oh ! I see they Cr, here. The account set out that " Har vest Sermons" were 2s. CA. each. Oa. special matiescnpt sermon was 14 la., and ordinary special sermons were charged at se. His Hamar having made a oblaulatico, toned that since Is6o the defeedriet bad received, in all, ao lees than 326 sermons, and owed 424 for the lot. Considering the length of time, the baronet does not seem at all untame able. Verdict for ',lnlaid?. —Rarord. [Advertisemeutd— HousorAy's PILL& Worn out sufferers may hope for relief front these purifying and antagthening pills, after physic and physicians have failed to effect a cure. In all disorders of the stomach, Irmo. Willa of the bowels, derangements of the tarot, and tilt , ewes of the kidneys, them pills will be found especially awful In reinstituting order sod restoring nealth. Hot. lowsys pills clear away obstructions, remove poisonous particles frees the blood, secretions, and system gem rally, give parity sod regebuity to the circuletiork tone and power to the stomach, mercy sad vividness to the twain. LILA. loway's pills can be confidently recommended as restoratives of enstaltutions shattered and broken up by e seemly. mental lab wr, Intemperance, Inordinate Indulgence, or other hardships, which make the young man old. THE HORSE SHOW AT THE AGRICUL TURAL-HALL. The floor was so well filled yesterday after noon that it was difficult to get near the ring within which the horses went through their paces and exhibited their good qualities, and the galleries and orchestra were crowded with ladies. The fine collection of racehorses appeared to great advantage when stripped of their housings, so that the whole of their magnificent forms could be seen to the best advantage, and placed in the most favourable positions. With the majority of them riding was, of course, out of the question. They had too long led lives of ease and luxury to be easily resigned to saddle and bridle, and had become large and fleshy also since the days when they WOO Derbys or Ascot Cups, but to the undisceruing public, who love fat, they looked all the better and far nobler animals in their sourewhac over-fed maturity than they had been in their more slender youth. Taking them in the order of the catalogue, we may say that Blen heim, the property of the Duke of Marlborough, was much admired, and got a round of cheering as he cantered round the ring or pawed up the tan before the judges—the latter, however, not recipro cating the compliment by giving him a good place. With Great Eastern, his size was his great recom mendation as regarded the public, but it made no impression whatever on the critics. Nutbourne, a beautiful chesout, was, after long examination, awarded the second prize ; whilst, to the general surpriae,Caractacus, the winner of a Derby, was only placed third, the judges not considering him so well up to their criterion as Citadel, a fine home, but certainly not so well known to the world, and who took the first prize. The action and appearance of both the prize winners and their unsuccessful competitors were beautiful, and elicited repeated rounds of applause ; but the general verdict outside the ring was in favour of Newcaster, a singularly attractive animal. The inspection of the rating stallions, which was probably the most important portion of the day's proceedings, occupied a good portion of the morning, and was followed by the show of Barbs and Arabs, respecting which we have little to add to what we stated in yesterday evening's paper. They have a wild eager sort of look about the head, and are deficient in many of the points which we look fur in a good Euglisii horse, but still there is a great natural fire and vitality about them, and they are said only to exhibit their best qualities in their native climate. The Barbs are the coarser of the two breeds, but, it is said, are remarkably useful; and of the Arabs the general opinion was, that a fresh introduction of the race into our breeding studs would give strength and stamina : their own stamina is proved by their longevity, some of the horses exhibited being twenty years old, and still as lively as colts. We should cer tainly recommend a careful examination of this class to all visitors of the show who take more than a passing interest in horse flesh. The hacks, hackneys, hunters, and cobs, were too numerous to permit of separate notice. It will be sufficient to say that they underwent a most careful inspection, and were pruuounced to be a splendid collection. They did not look to advan tage after the stately and symmetrical thorough breds, or the picturesque Barbs and Arabs • but as they were ridden by the grooms, they afforded considerable amusement to the company, espe cially when a more than ordinarily ambitious rider got a harmless tumble ou the tan. The weight-carrying cobs struck us as being especially Britannic and useful looking animals. They went through their paces in a sober, self possessed manner, without being iu the slightest degree excited by the laughing or cheering of the spectators, and looked as if they could carry any weight, at their leisure, to soy reasonable distance. The inspection of the chargers, although the spe cimens exhibited were few in number, was exceed ingly interesting. The judges hesitated long between two, both of which were ridden by non commissioned otboers in the Life Guards. One of them, a black gelding, the property of the Hon. M. Wingfield, Ist Life Guards, was a beautiful crea ture, and his rider exhibited some first-rate horsemanship in showing oft his qualities to the judges. It was the general opinion that this horse ought to have had the first prize, but as usual the judges differed from the public, and the palm was given to a much coarser and worse broken horse, solely on the ground that he was the younger of i the two. The great interest of the inspection, how -1 ever, lay in the zeal and splendid horsemanship 'of the two Life Guardsmen, whose ruling would have astonished some of our professed equestrians. In the evening the carriage horses iu pairs were driven round the ring, harnessed to large firm horse breaks, and there was plenty of room for an animated chariot race. After these came the ponies, and as many of these miniature chargers were ridden right round the interior, it is to be regretted that their inspection took place at an hour when the company had begun to deop away. The whole of the proceedings were entirely success ful, and evidently delighted a numerous and distin guished audience. The following is a correct list of the judges in the variousdepartineuts ;—For thorough-bred stock and half-bred stallions, the Earl of Portsmouth, Mr. John White, Mr. William Williamson, Colonel the Hon. Wellington Cotton, and Captain Percy Williams. For hunters, Colonel the Hon. Wellington Cotton, Captain P. Williams, Mr. John Russell Cooke*, Master of the Worcestershire Hounds, aud Mr. Fred. Winn Knight, M.P. For hacks and ponies, Mr. F. W. Knight, and Mr. J. R. Cooker'. For chargers, General Williams. For carriage horses, Captain Bustard. For Arabs and barbs, Captain Thus. Francis. THE STRANOTti OF 1111 HOSTILE FLEITL—The Hamburg papers give the following ma the respective thresigth of the Daoiah mod Austro-Prussisn OW, in the North Bea :—Ths Austrian force consists of the screw shop of-the-lice Kaiser, 91 guns; the screw frigate hamar:en berg. 60 giros; the iron-clad frigate Doo Joao d'Austrie,l6 guns ; the scree corvette Friedrich, 22 ; the paddleAtheel steamer Elisabeth, 6 ; and the scree gunboats Wall and freehand, each carrying 4 guns. The Itsdetzky, screw frigate, 36 gums, woe at Bochum upon the 90th alt. The Prussia se havethe paddle-14*a steamer Preussischer Adler, 4 gar, sod the threw gunboats Blitz and Basilisk, corning 3 gar each. The Danish force is believed to consist date screw frigate Niels Joel, 42 guns; the screw frigate Jet land, 44 ; the screw corvette Beiodal, 16 ; the screw shir ri•the-Ithe Ithiold, 64 ; and the 'roe-chid corvette Dense. lireg,l6. The frigate Blisellsod, 44 ; at the Tordenskjold, will sloe probably be seat to the North des, with oebee oat. 1