The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

1 7 1 NEWSPAPER 7" . 7,,Z:zi "7-2:7„ . .5 --. ) 1 , ...., 1 , e__ ,•„ •,, 1 mi i l: I ilif _ _ _ 1 11 4 1 ill b je 1 \ 4 , . 41 ~,,, -,, ~. A A i l ... '' .. ..b 0 \ 1 rr - ,: . ;_ .......7 : it: .. c, Z . I .. S . ii i.: al: liii i ": I - -------------- 4 T LIIPANIES IN committee ou the project, Mr. Hound if the Great Fastens e bill, on the ground and City portions of e, after hearing Mr. side, decided that the i in that particular bill, while containing city their intention to ion. The remainder h the evidence of eatures of the pro. nuehouse and Nail. Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., in Forest, and Mon o empower that corn row a junction with at to the Gloucester astern at North Ham the narrow gauge on rester° Railway from its stations at Glom. i'estern for its work ares and 10,0004 by r. Somerset for, and the measure. Another wed by Mr. blerews tem was that of the teilway, which seeks ,talef. in shares, and extensions, the two of twenty mike, %natal. and theme Junction to Market es, from the latter Crewe line of the two miles north of muscling links, with and North Western, to construct, or work king evidence on the passed the bill for the s to the South Wales, rifle* to the mountain to the Soutbpit and d being :211,0001. be r the Hereford, Hay, the Lords, the bill n pneumatic railways ion to the bill for the .':dinburgh and Leith Ord Monteagle is the 17111M—JuNz 11. rerd..Pr. Steck leU. 15,429 32,000 U 3 . 245,1:6 191,963 166 14,334 122,213 - I 7 i LON 410 i 467,275 438,324 .71 34,635 i 28,691 - 1 71 73,455 i 34,069 32,006 25,600 28 1,483 4,019 67 9,861 9,109 45 32,996 16,932 71 4,613 111,081 40 20,397 32,766 I'M •1,46 i 10.375 374 16,276 i 29,131 20.3 1 1 19.277 as 36,219 147,693 81 , 8,812 I lOU s been steady to-day. ieculatively there has for distant periods. iid ; July, 40a. 9d. L 3d. to 43e. 6d.; 4 40s. fine; fair 39a. uitralianbeef,39e. 6d.; own tallow, 39e. set a, 40s. ticl. ; Ceylon, 395. good and fine ; Acesa.:Ms.—Men oules, dated Monday -Thera baa been Wife Sales to-day, 10,000 o and azport. 2,000 ernam, &e., 280. to I.: 200 Macon° and f 33. : 100 Smyrna, ; Bengal, Seinda, man, 19id. to Wid. ADFORD, Jrcr 13. market, sad trauma mu. Wont may be a price with more dia. y eras there is a fair have ham placed in e steady at previous Ile and mohair aborts The piece trades's.. er, being for goods breech, though rout to be more healthy. Prices are maintained. The 'apply of alga . I less, thaw on WI lower prior ; whoop for each. 1.110 . 1 Wilt Mart!oy en Maio, 16.. Walls End Braddyllo 17a. eel ; Walls Ead 94.; Walls Radt 4, 17.. Sd. ; Walls Doe, 16.. 9d.: Walls s End South Kenos, Ma- Total. TWO. ebiuutles. 1854. 14n. 4 112 AN NW 1,419 1,823 1, 4,744 10.0 17,110 4.902 22.207 ASO 4 OINTMENT AID sralchare beady or progress. and In-' this Smiling o-istiannit :es all ilistempereo , s skin. old liken se to, and cramps of 'o,d) , cured II 90110- press eiCet.4ll.C, and action. la small*- , and other similarly lilatiment use Will effect a cure. iD DEATHS. r of Commerefal•r•se.: ro, ilyde.park. the el* . 6 Deno! Army, M ; re. riUill, the wits ot trood, South ileweher , • tuo. . lirowsgrove, the wile kussell.square, of • idenheutt the WINO burrh. Ly the Rev. We hurc.h, Livespeal. )I:u•ian Ifaltc Vt.terloci. fAc of hY • I ,inky, anrick - of Aottleigh. Addis ( the Loic T. Burma, Tr nity Churcb, Mary -10, :It of fnrktnhesd, Yrederlck Jamey, Fs.; . of a, Hyde-park ! t suniving danllkfar Emily, the wile Of Si I • wed 73. ,upl. ford, NM% the Ashan'es W. Ed), f"arth 111 • of the .t. n•h(ath, Sant), .1. i Jane, widcw •f Of Hon. Louisa. 'We'd so Fltt►l. at Fw•er won. Printer. lie an of WilikhMHß• No, 5,570.] OTTA Direct, calling a t MADRAS. C IaC toNTHLY 003111ONICATION by atom from London.— m e splendid da m) seem Memos MAITIZTII7B will have view& (Leedom) Dodo the ISM Jane, lad Jimmie 2lrd Juno. To be followed by the OMAN Of Tife SOOTS, to lam Lon don on 19111 Job. sad w oo tint July. 11to patmatgars ere paned bye trent Load's Plymouth, mud embark by the compliers Men trader.—Ver toiler hallanaaJou apply to KC.:and MACKYLVIS. Mayakitaterakamiatz.slataabirao. KC. : or OILINDLAY mod Oa, S . DVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of no= BHIP.—For SYDNEY Med (to all from the riser on the 48th J Wy, calling at Plymouth on the let Augna L k to embark psasengers‘, the splendid higaMbuilt ship HOGUE, A 1 13 years. register 1.331 tone, JOHN WILLIAMS, Commander 4 . =in the East India Docke. This fins ship hoe bees built • for the Sydney trade : ake ha. a full poop, with first-rate accommodation Mr cabin pemenpra Her 'tweet decks being lofty and airy, she offer. also a deadrabis opportn initj for a few sicced cabin and Intermediate passengers, and w carry an experienced surgeon. Pot teems of freight or =:apply to Marra GELLATLY, HANNAY, and 931 WILL, hall-street ; to Captain WILLIAMS, at board : es to DEVITT and 310010. Mn. 9, BAllitez.sleest. Has vaesnolos far Midshipmen. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the river punctually on the 25th August, calling at Plymouth to embark pastengers Ist September, tha well-known frigate-ballt ship DUNCA DUNBAR. A 1 for 13 per* LDS tons register. JAMF.2 B. SWANSON. Commander: lying in the East India Docks. This ship, built expressly for the Sydney trade, has been fitted with the greatest are and consideration for the comfort Or passengers : her cabins are lofty and slip. She can accom modate a few intermediates, and will maw au experienced 131=.—Vor terms of freight or to 111142, on board :to GELLATLYr BA. LY, d Leadanhalturmast or te DEYITI sad liend SIWZU, Sto. 17, l A.nhoil.se,sst; or I. DIVIIT aM M OO&I S. iicer . : .. ► DEPT'and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ S PACKET SOM.—Yoe PORT PHILLIP Dime (to be despatched on the 25th Jane. last shipping day iffed Jose% the London-owned clipper-ship ASIATIC, aards =. A I, register 1,121 tons : lying in the East India Docks. This Rae vessel offers a Ihitrate opportunity for shippers sad sad is . i. petted to auks • very quick run oak —For saw now or purge apply to =VITT sad MOOR; 9. Billiterairsel DEVITT and MOORE'S AIISTRALLLif LINE of PACKET BHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to sail from the river ptinetaally on the 4th August, callus at Plymouth on the 10th August to AV ID l the splendid new ell ship CITY OF ADELD& A 1 II yam, ow i t 1,500 tons burden, D BRUCE (We a the e gCosa. Coss: minder ; tying hi the London Doelta. This One ship has been built expressly for the Adelaide trade ; she has a full poop, fitted with bath rooms, and *rem other comfort for the secommoda Don of cabin passengers. Her Toren dears being lofty sad airy, she offers also a desirable opportunity for a few second cabin and intermediate paslensers and "rill terry an 'molested sursroo.—For terms d freight or peewee sooty to = ass hoard, et to DEVITT and HOOR; 9, street DEN - ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALLiN LINE of PACE= SHIP. —Por HOBART TOWN Direct (to sail on the 'Rah Jane, last shipping day 19th June), In plane of the Heather Bell, the erell-kuoon Chins clipper WA0001.4, A 1 14 years, ate tome register, ROBERT HAY, Comaader loading In the London Dacha This fine ship. bails under special surrey, is noted for her lastwoling paabtlea, and haring a fall poop, offers a datiraole opportunity foraan pastennera—Por terms of freight or passage apply to DIITITT and MOORS, a, Milner. street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of PACKET SHIP.—Per LAUNCIETOIT Meet anions{ arrived from the colony, sod will have quick despatehl, the well known elipp-r ship DUNOILLAN, • 1, register lab tows. W. K. it•RWOOD, Commander lying in the West India Docks. This ship has been built espressly for the trade. and has Seat-rate ac commodation for chief cabin passengera—For terms of freight or pauses apply to the owner, Yr. T. D. WALKEN., 15a, fit. Helen's-place or to DEVITT wad LIOWLE, 9. Bfiliter-etreet. Will be followed by the beautiful new clipper Fugitive. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK= SHIP. for PORTLAND EAT Direct regular trader, has put arrived, sod will return immediately:, the tastosillo barque MAYFLOWER, A 1, $l2 iota 0.m., wt tens um.; London Docks. This owl vessel to admirably adapted for the trade, from her known sail*/ quallties.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Mean. HEOHI2I and BROWSE, 23, Dud lnilla-charabers ; or to DEVITT and 110011.1. S. Ellitteratreet. OTAGO, N. Z. —All GOODS intended for the rtarrnsoa mot be sent dawn to the London Doak on or before Wednesday, the 16th inst.—tt ILLIS,OIIIiN, and Co., 5, Cavebyoquare ;or GILLEN, ZOBLNSON, an d Co., Fait India avenue. etfRBUItY. (100D8 intended o lll e the BRI.I.ISS(MA moot be sent down to Ch.M. Lathe, Mae Dock en or before Wednesday. )SOI Inel—W ILLUS. GANN, and Co.. S. Creasy-wpm*, or G&Wt, ROBINSON, and Co, Halt Indlsavenne AUCKLAND, N.Z., by Willis's lise, established Mt, to gall on IRA J the celebrated ea-Royal Mall uly, Clipper Ship BRITISH TRIDYNT, ',MO tons, loading In the Bast India Dock. This s • dendid ship, which is favourably known In the Australian tirade as one of the Wiest afloat. having made the purge from Liverpool to Melbourne In 79 days. has unri valled accommodation for all dames of passengers. Her magni flcent Svloou and State Rooms are fitted and furnished In the most superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mall Steamers. She carries a beautiful piano, and apparatus for distith ng fresh water for use of all on board. The lween decks are lofty and welbventilaied, and every arrangement for the comfort and convenience of second and third cabin passen gers, will be under the inspection of the government °diem— Apply to GREEN, ROBLSSON, and Co., East India-avenue. Leadeshatbstrect, MESSRS. MONEY WLGRAM and SONS' (of Illackwall-yard, London• LINK of STEAM and PACKET SHIPS to AESTRALLA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the hocks on Wednesday, Joly SO, galling at Plyntouth), the splendid eUpper ship K ENI , 1 WO tone F. ANDERS° Commandar lying in the East India Docks. Her accommoda tions for all claws of paw. ngers are unsurpassed, and slw am an expertentiod nursers.—For freight or paaaare apply to MaLKOD. ALLPOZT, and MOWS N, with Masora Money Wgpsai and Sons, No. I, lgadanball-street. Paanenifers bi this USW of packets an conveyed from Paddington to Ptymaatp erg elm. I .r wrondelsas tam, and second-clads for third-clam fares. •TIAII TO NOV YOWL LIVillitP()OL, NEW YORK, sad 1117 A M- 4 11 IT COMPANY Intend des saddling their tal3-powered Clyde-bullt boa Si., BatasAlps, darrying the United Matea made, mold uvrarota. roa saw YOB[, CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday. Jane IL CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday. June W. CITY OF LIMERICK. Saturday. June W. And every Wednesday. ant every alearame Maturdar. Oaida puma. by the mall steamers sailing even 11. 17, and 21 neaa, sorordine to the moosamodaller= passage by the Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. Forward pentode 8 guineas, Including all provisions smoked. Passengers ter Eklisda, She Unltad asks, and British Columbia. booked Womb an very advaetageons terms—For farther particulars apply to inu.uat INMAN, WaslIP411••• • Llmenosl ; or to YIYL MI MAIM% di. Wed Wllllat-elreet City. NARD LINE —BRITISH and NORTH NJ AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAM-SHIPS, appointed by lad Adsalrati to mil between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE, and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships ratline at Balliaz to lead sad receive reaftenvers and 'Rana The tot lerrlati or other marls are appointed to Nal tree& Liverpool, Maw at Cork to reeelre tflo emits ARABIA. for Nzw yoßg, Naiads,. Jane IS. ASIA. f. r BOSTON, Saturday, June 25. •ACSTRALAIOAN, fur NEW YOWL, Saturday, July i. • Taking pawns.% and goods f. Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York subject to the permlsdon of the Vatted States authorities , on board the RYA& Corsica. Padange mosey, including oteward's los and presissess. bat grittiest winos et liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chid cabin, tfl; second cabin, LO4. To New York, chief cabla. 41:6 woad cabin, CM Freight to llabtax, Beaton, sod Now York, 1.3 Bet too, and 5 per cent prlmace.—Apply ta r. D. Poord, 52, Old London ; J. M. Cunt*, Havre, sad 12, Place di la Bow" Paris: G. and J. Dunk Bactiandaddreet, Glasgow: D. sad C. Marlow, Quiossmitown ; or D. awl C. Mastoid. oda,* Liverpool. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. despatch the undermt nt loned first-clam steamers: For ROTTERDAM. the BATAVIER. every Sunday morning, from Hermitage Tier. at 10 a.m. eelliag at hlaeliwaU for par mien at 11 a.m. /arts, V.!y., .e.l 10a. and 17a dd. : and the 1/YEBOORD .r% Mirada morale, wet, tram ell the Tower. /are for IIBS~fIi nestral mane* under Russian Sae, Uwe ADLER, ROWE, or SCHWALSE, ei try Thnrsday morning 'weather per mitting), at n , from Hormel) down, and from Blackwell at 10 am. Parra Ll, end 10e. Tor GOTH ENSUED, the GUSTAV MASA, Jane lu, from Rona ',down. Perna 63 as., LI 2a, end XL To be followed by the LONDON. _ . For freight, passage. ge., •Dpl at Chaplin's Co!venal Oftlos, Zegent-eireos, W. ; or to PUILLIPPB. GLYN'. PIIILLIFF., Yd Co., 11. Itood•koe. PLC. THE DIRECTORS of the READING IRON WORKS (Ladled' HEREBY OWE NOTICE, that the SHARE LIST will CLORE for Luneon on WIDNIBDAT, bane and forth. Cowan on SATURDAY, leas 111, and that they WW proceed to allot the shares on 1 waday, Jew W. They woa - d further observe that they haws amused to enter Imo, the hnainew on June 14, or as earl thereafter as possible. Tin we happy In able to announce that abeat &000 shares mia &mail Seised to be taken, and would therefore Newest that Immediate application be toads for the resudoing 1,400. —By alder of tha Board, THOMAS YARNS, Secretary. 2eina. Rategrove, Reacting, Jaw 4, lOW. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP Taman, el. eiel dd. sash, sold by all ekaodlers aad reeen , tbr ,, bl et the Merlons . bet the pupils should ask or Yield's. and sos Chet the same or I. C. sad J. YIELD k e• each pecict box, siol tablet. Wholesale sad Bo sktordhaida at the Works, UPPER. MAYSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. &odors also IliSy be obtateed their Prim Modal tarals•Casellas. VORNS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE T0E ..." N M 1.9 RETRACTED slid CURED In one valuate% witbent whiny or the least paln, by Mr. REN DALL, 85, Reipeaareeel 1 .11“ attended by Mrs. Kendall if preferred. Emma fin 4 1 ‘. Sn 10. Mr Readmit has testimonials train the Royal laity labia Lai he wtth tbourand I of others. ftwin MI of areds rte fie iilninD.m, to the following :—Yrous the RI t Row. as ford Culp" of London :—" Mr. Randal:l baa eared Mae ennui on my feet with•mt wiring any pals."—"Rfr beet Alaraoder, 33, Ft Jantoia-place, Ilse beg toe large Merin sod • care extracted team Ma feet by Mr. Ilonal. and eim Mesmer leSammang Into' tinerna iii, tagssidni famsalask DINNEFORIYS PITRE FLUID MAGNESIA baa Imam, nb twisty-Ave years, vaphaticefly aaaa thoeed by So medical profession. aad aulvassay aamegied by the public. as &be boat remedy for acidity ad Ur Aiwa* bawd bms, hewiscas, plat, sad ladipaillea sad ea a wild sparisat he delicate aaamilautacas, wan opselally be ladies sad abil dna. let. prepared. la a slate of perfect Daft sad at sultana searagt.h. by DINNKIPOID sad Oa.. 17.1. Now load-40.0, Loa doer : sad and by NU rispectabla chasalad• throvabeat tbs wad& VOCAL HORN, highly finished,£B Be., in case. This is especially recommended to amatears and pro. femme as a beautiful drawims•resia Instrument. Being In C, seam with monotone accompaniment can be played as pub lished for the voice without tranmosing or the use of crooks. TM tone is• combination of the Trench and tenor horns. and Is produced without effort. 21. r. C. Harper Manila by appoint ment to yin instructions upon this instrument. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, ILIGENT-STIEN2, W. MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For tour tones, 4 guineas ; six tuns, 6 guineas ; debt tunes, 3 guineas twelve tunes. 12 guineas. Overture Hoeft, from 11 to 30 guinea& Pocket beam— tee ) tenet, 1 triunes ; Wee teem LI 114111 ; tour team, Lt is. Mandoline Buses—throe genes, 43 Us. 6.1 ; tour tunes, 34 4 ; six tunes. 48 as. seek Ikeies minaret ADDI6OII and LCCA.3, 110, ILI6[NT-818irt, W. LN S. LNSIJItANCL—itIiDUCTION OP DUTT , A LBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) Undertakes plea Mae fro the *Oh Jane, at the NI redaction et duty. The premium clanged win be estimated by the Individual risk : and the ailment lableatity will be ntabetelnett le every transaction. Professional men introdneleg business will be Masai treated with. For prospectus and every Informationjir st the aloes, s. Finn LANK or 7, WATZILOO-ILA MALL; ALL or throughout the Kingdom of say ol the et the Albert Life Ofice. DOB= BALD, Beereterr. iliwn - iii;= T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIVE INsErwpit 0011IPANT. OSlon-1. Daleanest, Liverpool : No sod al. Poultry Loudon, IL C. ?&OOP.II M OF THY COMPANY SINCI IMO. Year, lin Praeshino Ws Prennum lonatod Funds. 11161 416,306 L1N.117 3.506824 MS etEkt7ll 6767111 8311,061 me 41103130 4114.674 £1.131.406 11161 664101 4146940 61.144436 The total Lomat ol dolma paid by th is once la £2,96:1433 172. ed. WINTON POITLT, Sany‘ory to the JOHN ATKINS Bookleat ilearetory,=. . THE ORIDIT MOBILIER (Limited), SS, Lombard-areet, RC. Captia 44/04,11011. In WOOS skares et ESP sash. babscribed meta £500,000, In 10,0110 shares. 111110701115. Crustrus—Tbe Rata Boa JAMilt STUART WORTLEY. Tbe Rea. T. C. RaiSaran, M.P. Edward Manor, lea, Alsunder Dunbar, Esq. Charles Ea. 41~se Mahn, la ili za inicArbt aq, ic=r=raad.. 69. l3 mi Mal —.tibia Waist, Isq. Moira Masters**, Peten. Mlldnd. and Co., lasilen. Marra Smith, Parse, sad Smiths. Londos Ms Company P prepaid to isegotaate Government and Mani. eipal Low* and to aid la carrying out concessions. To make advances se approved secusittra To area the purchase and sale ot shares, stoats, Re, sad* trauma ftn Wanes' gassailly. Also to receive money on deposit tor Biro OR EXTENDED PIRTODS os tense to be agreed upon. Comonsalcatimas *be made tq the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, R Secretery. Tomperary 011ees. SO, lomberd-street. London, C. T HE CREDIT FONCIER (limited), 80, lesabar4-dreat. lI.C. .. . I. oiro7oriiTsoilro rh:ms or cm as Capttsl, 1300.000, In 10,000 shins. CILMMRAB—The Right Hon. - JAHIISSTrART WORTLEY. DEPUTY -CHAIRMAN —JAMES MUCK, Req. The Hem TC. Haliburton,ll.P. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. Edward Waew. Em..ILP. Heady Pownali. 'Eq.. J.P. Alexander Mutant. tag John Westmorland, lisq. Charles Wl* Il ium.= Charles Z. Heathen, Eaq. —Albert Grant. Esq. 1•1/112/1. Maim Westerman. Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bank of Leaden. This Company 'drum, money oo the deposit of Title Deeds of approved Freehold or Lemehold Property In Great Britain. with or without regnior mortgage. Guarantees Titles or Securities, and, as agent, negolantas loans on mortgage for long or short penods also Receives money on deposit ter FIXED PERIODS ONLY, at apecW rates us be agreed upon. Communicationa to be addressed to the Hamner. ALFRED LOW E. lieerstary. Temporary Obese, Ss, Lomliardatrest, LC. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION ;Limited)._ Capital. 4100,000, in 10,000 shame of £lO each. With power to timer, £1 per sham to be paid on allotment Incorporated under The Companies AM, 1062," whereby the liability of the eitarehoktin le Waited to the MOROI osheoribed. Cnemnai.-Captain Raymood, R.N.. The Rail, Chistrlck,S.W. Baiims-London and WistatioMer, Lothbury. LC. kOnrros-ateoley L Itev ai t=tmare. Bennett andOsekell). LC. Bnoimm-liesera S ktOrter sod Xing. SA Birch's-Moe, EC. Bouctrone -Items Howard, Wham end Lowther, ltl, Pew eisuchsereet, LC. 111CairAar -numb IL am. Emu Temporary Offloes-1106, Orealmanitcaum LC. AB/UDGED PROSPDCITS. Thie Corporation — lib7 --- hieZed j tise - purpose of the ordinary Moraine of i; a es Manes ot. Company whit that un an of an relate Agency —a want not yet supplied by any of the existing companies. The bombers of the Corporation will sorb* of two dirdinct branches, via, gametal traimectom and aerate agency business. pal and compeasat representatives will be appointed la the princi towns. The Mandel Department wl7 emend of advancing money on real and personal setae, whether latemded for sale or otherwise, and on each other eeenratiee as the Direetwe may approve. The Corporation wig act also as agents between mortgagors and ussigancee, and will negotiate eubscriptiona or loans for lit itlah and foreign undertakings, the bona edge of which will be strlcUy 113.'4101.d before they are trahmitted to the public. The Wale Agency Department will entrance valuations the purcbme and sae of aerates. leads. and houses: the manvge toeot of metes, and the carrying out of drainage, and other co eential improvements also the sales of agricultural protract. fared. Week, and ovary &aerie.oo et prevent.. by private eontract and public auction . and It is Intended to bold periodi cal salsa of freehold and lemehold properties. Several lucrative transactions have a lre ady been mewed by the Corporation . and although the Directors molder the present nominal capital ample for all imandisee purposes, power hos been taken to faeces's the same should it be ultimately deemed desirable. By the articles of emaciation 'which Be br biapectice at the temporary aloes of the Compared each director is re quired to bold SOO dares and more t►ee t.OOO shares have already bleu eubscribed for by the directors and their friends. Prospectuses aad lama M applications for shares may be ob tained from the Beakers. Broken. aad Auditors. or at Me Tem p:wary Micas of the Company. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE AOLNCT CORPORATION (Walled' The Directors are now prepared to receive APPLICATIONS tram PetabSehed Relate Agents In the eoaatry to act ea repro 'tentative' for the Corporstice.-3) order of Use Board. P. SPRY, Paeretary. IMPORTANT SALE of new PLANTS, Introdaeod by Mr. FORTUNE from Japan and China. . - MR. J. C. STEVENS has beeu favoured with inetrnetiona In mmewsence of the three years* agree ment between Mews. Standish and Fortune haring nearly ter minated. to SRLL by AUCTION, at Ms Oreat Rooms, Se, King stree.. Covent-garden, W.O , TO-MORROW, June IS, at half past 12 precisely, the THIRD PORTION of the splendid assort ment of new, hardy PLANTS, many of which have Dew yet been offered to the public . composing the entire stuck uf two tine skimmian. Saxifrage Yortunil Hoot', a greenhouse or pro bably hardy filet* the golden-leaved Osmanthus, Raphiolepis °rata. Ligustnua oortacettm, a new Berheria Retinospora Kew teed' ranegata, &c.—On view the morning of sale, and catalogues had. BARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, new invention. so admirably contrived that a tnl butt, ea well as mariner casks, may be raised or tilted oa It .Moot 'show or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sedianat of Me meet lisped Maid by no menitality can b. disputed. Prica 94., 12a, 14a., $ silt de, 9, and 18 pllon make. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No viechpeg required. No more tat beer or sour trine. Rats M. electroplated, 9 s.—Apply direct to rhhip,o BARLOW, pasties, 14. lisp Willlamotreet, Mauston-house. Bee that his saute aad addreea an on seen article : all °Menem spurious Imitation, StserseiniP Volta. lgulabiugludß2o. OAUTION.—JOHN BROODEN recommends V the peblie Se tmee the Carat Gold stated oil the Invoice— .. Vine Gold and Pare Gold," as applied to Jewellery bend a delusion. LOON 131100D10415 GOLD CHAINS, and all articles nisenteetured by bhp, are sold epos this principle, and at the manulaetureri prices. Wanufactory,l6, Henrietta-street, Covent. garden. W.C. Assay' made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. —N.B. This estabilahmeat is aimed MI In the sonalog , and on l~Neda„ K L CRINOLINIL—Jusi 'published, • curious, spi those IXLVSTRATILD WWII( ea CRINOLINE. by Z. PHILTOTT, ST. MondEly, Loser peke la. Wilk dark r friar CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE ► la MODE, 1735. CRINOLLNE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1760. C RINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. RIMM L'S NEW PERFUMES.—The STELLA COLAS BOUQUET. with Portrait and Autograph M that talented *Mate. the Idly of the Vale: May illoweena Price 2a 6d. each: er the throe In an rteirnst box. Is. ed R 11111111.4 Palomar to her loyal Miehnsaa the Prisms of Males, 96, Strand, and 26, Corahlll, Loudon. TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KILYDOR, an 0 Ortaatal Botealeal Preparation fee Improving sad Beenti , tying the Complexion and Akin. The radiant Wanes It imparts to the cheek, sad the softnese and delicacy which It Indium of the hands and arms, Its capabflity of soothing Irritation and removing all redeems, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolora tion', end other cateaeons visitations. render It itsdlepensable to every toilet. IS anthem all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with referesce to cold and loclesesocy, or Mamas solar hag. Price ga. 6d. end as. 6d. per bottle.-Bold at 10, Ilettoe.prden ad by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Itewtande* Ilialyder," sad beware of spurious and pernioloas articles wedge the mina of •• talyder." LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. —The BOSSE SHOW will epos Julyl. I:striae elan on /use 20. PelseHate are now taady, and iss7 be obtaised oe dos to L SIDNILY. HORS. SHOW.-AGRICULTURAL HALL. The Directors of the Ageismthird Hall will held a HORSE SHOW, to OPEN on the let ef JULY mut Retries to OWN on the 20th of June. The Prize List Includes a First Prize of £lOO. and a cup of not lees value than MS for the best thorough-bred Stallion: SAO for the beet bunter anal to not Ins than lest; and £l2O divided amongst two other climes of Hunters Also. prizes for Trotting Stallions; for Hackneys; for Chargers to be ridden by troopers : for weight-earrylng Oohs: for Carriage Horses in pairs, to be driven In Harness : for Arabs and Barba for Ponies, Ac. ; amounting altogether to £9OO. Boxes on the best plan. In which the most valuable hones can remain both day end night, will be erected within the hall. The ring for exercise and display will be upwards of 000 feet in cir cumference. Prize Lista and conditions may be obtained, and entries made on application to the Secretary. Entries close on the 20th of June. IL SIDNEY. Offices, Barfordatreet, Islington, N. HORSE SHOW at the AGRIOULTURAL NALL. MIA CLUB, far 'ACTIUM over u booki. 161 Mee AU And prism AU AM Wm SU HORSE 8110 W, AGRICULTURAL HALL, illy SPACE In the Galleries ler the l. Sale of Canines Harney', Aida:horst Garden ltapimaYs. and Yaw Goode. An, during the Horse &bon, to be I.n. Apply at the Office of the Company, Barfordetreet, Mag ic% N. —By order, S. ISIDKRY, Ifeerentay. OXPORD.--13ELECTIONS from ?Am, the MIIRRY WIVE' of WINDSOR, Ua Bello In Mare/tem 4041 the T.o Gentlemen of Verona, by the 'bole of the Welded cempaby. Director: Mr. 7.'0/.OIIIIONR Comedy by L'aarrarth, Zareae, W. Meade& T. Maclava, Meals Cavalier, sod Miss Crlly Power, the celebrated Juvenile comirdlearie, EVERY RVICIIIIO. ST. LEONARD'S-ON-SEA.-SUSSEX HOTEL. TARIFFS ON APPLICATION. O. GIOVARRINI (late of PolkasteAC, PROPRIETOR. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (tarna's Tierrowes.) AMERICA. (Par *be Pantries, via aromasll46) NEW YORK, Jew 3, Evianns. On Wednesday evening Grant ordered Wright's corps, supported by Smith, to attack the Confede rate position at Cold Harbour ; Hancock, Burn side, and Warren being in readiness to advance their front. After a three hours' engagement, Wright captured and held the Confederate works in his front. An unsucoessful endeavour was made by the Confederates to recapture them. Sheridan defeated the Confederate cavalry and Cliagman's infantry at Cold Harbour on Tuesday. Burnside's corps advanced on Wednesday, and was within a mile of Mechanicsville. Lee occupies a good position north of the Chickahowiny. He has been joined by a large portion of Beauregard's troops. Fitzhugh Lee, with 500 cavalry, is reported to have been captured whilst attempting a raid as White House. The Confederates attacked Butler's left on Wed nesday, but were repulsed. _ _ A Confederate iron-clad attacked the Federal monitors in James River, but was driven up after two hours' engagement. The Confederates have erected formidable bat teries on the Mississippi, and burned several steamers. The Feder&ls are being driven out of Arkansas by the Confederates. BEE -HIVES.—Prins Medal and Honourable Mention ewerdeiltete. If. and eons, for Bee Invesend Honey at the various lihibitiona—liZlGHHOUßlS IMPROVILDUOT- T.lOll BLE-BITE. es originally Introduce‘ by George Neigh boor and done. went all the meat Improvesmits, three gleam, and thermometer, price els., securely peeked for the country. Several important novelties are introduced this season, Includ ing the Woodbury Straw and Rer.and.Prense Hive, price lea ed., dm —Address, 011011011 NYIGHBOUR and soya, 115, KWh Holborn, or ISt Itegentetrost. London. FOX SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, la. ed. per Dotal, ILECTIO-PLATING SILVER, la Betabllabed .per than SO aim for r Olt brim and 701 wSMITH, a orn-olf platod new by a angle application.— tt. Strand, , Londottbridge : Bar clay. larrhagdonotreet; Appleby, Soho Deane Bomar Cbanaborialn, Pantheon . Sanger, ISO, Oztordolteet Honk Hampton, &R. R EGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON and LUCAS, Mated Instrusseot Waken to tar NAWelty, 2 10. ILIGANT.STBIZT. W. WOLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 16.., 21e., to .1 strings, Al ed. to At 2s. 42 strings, Lt K to £2 as. 6d. each. Cases Included. ADDISON sad LUCAS, no, ZNOINTZTLIAT, W. (` ONCERTINAS —4B I ( Cia . Double Action, At 10s, toll) ADDISON sad LUCAS, 210, IICiENT-8111111:/, W. D RUMS.--flide, 23e. to £4 10e. each ; Dam, LA fa I lk intsesa ADDISON and LUCIA ANOINT-STEENI. W. FLllTES.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder, in haadsome mahogany or rosewood ease, le 415 125., and £l6 111 s.. ditto, 'darling silver, 15 guineas. These galas are pronounced by Mr. & Mena, Um in performer, to be the but cylinder Bete with aid s)strm of Yugoslav,. Coni cal. /L2 . 2a_to 44 Y. LIMAN lugazarT4narr. A. GIIITARS.—The best Models, from £2 2s. to ADDISON sod LlTArriuralizfr-anizer, R. H ARMONIUMS, from £6 6s. to 60 guineas. ADDISON and Pr L 4 17C.28 8 . 8. 210, Ii e tTOMITILIGIT. M. ICINGT COLLEGE BOSPITAL Last evening the annual festival of the friends sad supporters of this in liteties took plus at the Albion Theron, Aldersgateotreet; Mr. SILW7II, Q.C., M.P., in the chair. The occasion was honoured by a lugs attenduce, sad amongst the more diatinguithed garde ware the Earl of Powis, Lord Justice Turner, Viee-Chaeosilor Stuart, Sir Thomas Phillips. Dr. Jell (Priocipal of King's College), Dr. Major, Mr. Sembrooke, Dr. Guy, Mr. Lewis Loyd, Mr. Twining. Mr. Joseph Hoare, Mr. Ferguson°, Mr. Robert Pryor, Mr. T. Salt, jun., M.P. ; the Rev. Canon Hall, hi. In proposing the tout of the evening, "Prosperity to the King's Collage Hospital." the CULL MAN °binned that be bad two difficulties to coeteed against. The trot was, that !away were here present who were far bsttorqualified 'bubo was to address the company on this questioo, and the second was that which hi legal friends would clearly under stead, viz., that be bad too good • case. Hospitals of the character to which this belonged were distinguished from moat other charitable institutions by reason of the fact that they were socomilde to every clue of mankind, and way therefore beyond that spirit of vituperation under which many public charities were permitted to suffer. It wu • bold and noble undertaking to attempt to sst.ablisb such an institution as this in the weighboarbood where it stood ; but at the same time the sintatioo was above all others the best calculated for the purpose. It was in the midst of a district more deem, more crowded, more unhealthy, and more poor than any other within • reasonable dietetice of the rune locality. The building had been erected at • cost of 100,0001., and bad heal paid for. The committee had no reason to regret the delay which bad taken place in completing the building, inasmuch as they were thus enabled to avail themselves of all that modern science had dose in respect to ventilation, and those special requisites which the secommodatiou of the patients demanded. Let anyone contrast this institution with any other of a similar kind, and he might venture to ay that the King's College Hospital would not be far from the first. As repented the internal working of the iestitutioe, tt was only necessary for him to allude to the statistics of the past year, which showed that during that period :17,402 patients bad been admitted to the benefits of the hospital. Of thee* 1.675 were in-patients, and 24,965 were outpatients, while 762 were midwifery cues. The hospital had now the aecommodatioa of 152 bode, sod he seed hardly state that they were constantly occupied. The only passport to admission to the hospital was distress, sickness, or disease, and such an institution was certainly drsni'sg of a large 131111 s.,• of public support. The de claimed branch of the institution bad iscraised and improved la proportion to the medical part, and it was most gratifying to tuw that the hospital had the blessing of being assist ed by the „ softer us," under the auspices of Mies Florence Nightingale. The building was opened in 1839, and slue that period more than 500,000 patients had received medi cine and advice. The institution had no endowment what- ever, but was entirely dependent upon voluntary subscrip tions and legacies ; and increased support was now greatly needed to enable the committee to carry on their valuable and beaevolest operatioes. The booonrable gentleman concluded by making as eke quent appeal to the company for additional contributions, and the result was that the subscriptions, which at the com mencement of the dinner amounted to 2,519 E., were now raised to upwards of 0001. The musical pert of the entertalement was performed by Miss Rose Herne, Miss Randal, Mr. Frederick Walker, Mx. Henry Bulked, and Mr. W. H. Monk. Mr. Harker was the toastmaster. THE FEMALE SCHOOL 01 AI; BLOOMEIIITILT.—A grand fete and bazaar, is aid of the :adding fund of the Female School of Art, Queen's square. Bloomsbury. is an. flounced to be held in the Royal Horticultural Gardena, at South Kensingtoe, on Thunder, dean 13, and two fotlowng dims, under she immediate patroness of her Majesty the Quest). and her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. A few friends of the Female School of Art have kindly under taken to give some amino:el performances in a theatre to be expressly erected in the rabid.* of the south arcade of the Royal Horticultural Oardese ; a new and original bur lesque has bees written, celled Mosebo-fseibo ; or, the Mosatelas of the Noon. The boar for the iiret perform ance will be settled by the hear of the snivel et their Nand Highnesses the Nines end Prisons of Wales. MITIOPOLITAN Fan HOMETTAL, DEVONEW/11. &WAIL One.—The aggregate nowhere( patients indlesed dating the week ending Jane 11 was—medial, 116 ; WM , pied. Ca ; Mal. 1417 ; of whiek 660 were sow aim The Richmond Examiner states that the Con federates repulsed Howard's corps of Sherman's army the previous Saturday, with the lose of from 5,000 to 7,000 men. The Secretary of the Treasury bee announced that he will receive sealed tenders until the 18th June for 75,000,000 dole. of Six per Cent. Bonder, redeemable in 188 L COMMERCIAL INTTELLIGENCE. Gold opened this morning at 921, but declined to 901 under the announcement of new financial measures by the government. Stocks inactive : New York Central, 1311 ; Illinois, 128/ ; Erie, 1112 ; 5.20 Bonds, 1061. Cotton quiet : Mid dling Upland, 107 c. Flour, wheat, and corn ad vancing. Provisions tending downward. Coffee good inquiry. Sugar quiet. Molasses inactive. Petroleum quiet : Crude, 41c. ; refined, 64c. The Inman steamship City of Baltimore, from New York on the 6th inst., arrived at Queenstown yesterday, at 6.20 p.m. She brings 104 passengers and 629,100 dole., and 4,800 L sterling in specie. She landed 31 passengers, and proceeded for Liver pool at 6.40 p.m. (Pa the City of &Ithaca., /hi Crookham.) NEW YORK, Jon 4, Motioneo. _ General Grant's despatches down to Thursday morning report no general engagement. The War Department announces that no later despatches have been received, assigning as a reason that a storm had disarranged the telegraphic communica tion. Heavy firing was beard on Thursday at White House, leading to the belief that an engagement was Progressing• Sherman continued his advance. On Wednesday be was beyond Dallas. His cavalry occupied Al toona Pass. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Jon 4, Mourn. Mouey . tigliter. Gold, 91 premium. Exchange on London, 207 to 909 ; on Paris, 170 to 2.79*. Stocks quiet. New York Centrals, 1321. Illinois, 1261. Erie, 1111. 5.20's United States Bonds, 1051. NEW YORK, June 4, EvuVo• Money easy : Gold, 02 premium. Stocks steady. New York Central, 132} ; Illinois, 127 ; Erie, 111} ; 5.20 Bonds, 1013. Petrolium : Crude, 42c. ; refined, 04c. Despatches from General Grant, dated yester day afternoon, state :—" Early this morning we assaulted the enemy, driving him into his intrench meets, but gaining no decisive advantage. Our troops occupy a position within fifty yards of the enemy, and are there remaining. We captured over 300 prisoners. Our Ices is not severe." Other official despatches state that the Federal loss wu 3,000 in killed and wounded. Three colonels were killed and two wounded. General Tyler was severely wounded. General Forrest's cavalry were said to be at Corinth, preparing for a raid in General Sherman's rear. The Federal government has announced that they are prepared to pay in advance the interest on the public debt due on July L They have also raised the interest on temporary deposits to 6 per cent. The steamer Caledonia has been captured. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Jim 14, Emma. The semi-official Norddeutsche itltgeme . int Zeitung of this evening says :—" Prussia has up to the present time insisted moat decisively on the line of demarcation in Sleewig being drawn at Apeurade and Tondern. She also maintains that in the event of any division of the D: thy the wishes of the population should be consulted." ITALY. TURIN, Jain 14. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a question was put by Signor Mordini respecting the Danu bian Principalities and Tunis. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, in reply, de clued that in the diplomatic negotiations about to take place the Italian government, as a guaran teeing power, was ready to take into consideration the present position of affairs, and to endeavour to find elements of agreement between the Powers. With regard to Tunis, the Minister declared that the necessary steps had been taken to protect the numerous Italian colony Clime. Italian policy re quires the independence of Tunis. The govern ment will follow the course of event', in order to preserve the influence due to Italy. The subject then dropped. FRANCE. PARIS, Join 14. The Moniteur du Suir says :—" In the Hispano- Peruvian difficulties the representatives of England and France have taken joint steps, in a non-official character, to aged a reoonciliatioa." The Pays of this evening userts that at the next meeting of the Conference England will propose a aew tins of demarcation, which is to traverse the GALLERY or listrarkwrios.—After giving his admirable dew:notion of Mrs. Roseleafs Roestiog Party for more then three kandred sights with ever-iseramiog saes. faction to his sadism*, Mr. Joha Parry has at length made an alteration which may be oomidered seasonabba lie has taken Mr. and Mrs. Roads's! to the sea-side, where they meet Mr. Yeaay and Mies Gashington, give Mir Flaw* Roseleef (aged 6 1) • sea.bsth with the aid of /dra. Ducker, an old Imelda, woman, sad are amused by • " formes artist' who siege to Mena on the (mod prommade, inter. rioted by pairing carriages, the town band. and an mam ma with a monkey. la this new scene, given for the flat time lad night, Mr. Parry sesta the aid, in his acting, of • cap sad • Nerd, sad with them alight mechanical materials he preemie a ample of new and meet finished full•lesigth portraits. Om of them is the " foreign artist," who is most humorously realised ; the other is the organ-men with the monkey. The first is good, but the latter is • marvellous triumph of pantomimic action end feria expreesios. The some is fall of little toucher of delicate observation ; the characters are types and not oddities ; the execution of many details le faultless, and yet more is suggested than is shown. The audience is treated sa a collection of intelligent beings, and something is left to their imagination. The old order of the programme ie still adhered to. The Pyramid, with Mr. sad Mn. German Reed and Mr. Parry, open the eatertarnineat; the Shakespearian sketch, pleasantly sustained by Mr. and Mrs. Reed, called The Bard and his Birthday, follows ; and The Seaside, or Mrs. Baykal out of Toro, concludes the evening's amnieurent. PAROCHIAL EITEIVSION INTER METROPOLIS. Yesterday the annual meeting of the London Diocesan Church Building Society area held at Willie's Rooms, the Bishop of LUNDOX in the chair. Amorist those present were, Earl Nelson, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Lyttelhoo, the Bishop of Cork, Earl of Harrowby, Lord Ebony, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, Sir Sta ff ord Northeote, Bart, Sir Edwin Pearson, Bart., Archdesion Sinclair, Rev. Caaoa Boyd, Raw. Mr. Haworth, and Rev. Mr. Kemp. The Rev. T. F. Swore, the hon. secretary, read the re port, from which it appeared that the total &moot which the society received during the ten years of its exitance was 77,8504, of which 12,9454 was paid in for deflood local objects. Of the rensaisting sum of 64,9014, en amount of 45,484 was distrtbated in grants, the a:peseta of management having beets 8,4634, or about 12 per cent. The number of churches consecrated dories the past year ' was 7, l 4 temporary charities end minims rooms were opted, a sum of 8,8814 was distributed in pante for sew churches, temporary churches, and iniseioa roans. The re lations between the executive committee of the Bishop of London's Fund sad the committee of the Diocesan Society were of the most friendly and intimate character, aid a sum of 2,000% per annum was gives by the former to be applied towards the stipends of miesioaary curates, in addi tion to those which were maintained from the foods of the Church Building Society. The •LKX••• of the Bishop's Fund. so far from espessedinp the nessmity of the work of this society, would materially increase it. It wearied from the balance sheet, that the receipts' for We year amounted to 3,9501. The Bishop of LONDOIf, Furl Ni sox, and the Bishop of Cone having spokes, Sir S. NOITHOOTX moved the following resolutioe: "That this meetitg, while expressing its thankfuluess to Almighty God for the stmas@ which lie his vouchsafed to the efforts of the society during the last ten years, expresses an earliest hope that • work which has already so materially strength sued the parochial system in London may in future be carried oat still more effectually by receiving increased support from all parts of thediocese." Lord EITIL•I7OED Dr BZDOUTTZ seconded the motion, which woe adopted. On the 1001400 of the Earl of Haimowsr, seconded by Lord LITTILTON, • vote of thanks was pared on the chair man for his kindness in taking the chair, on the clrrgy who aided the society by their eeriness, on the cfllce bearer. of the various district amoeitions, sod cs all who laboured to serene& the came of church *stamina is the diocese. procee The CLIALILIUN h termisate aving acknowledged the compliment, the ding' d. ROYAL HOITICLLTURAL SOCINTY.—• :fleeting of this society was held is the council room at South Ken sington yesterday (Sir Wentworth Dille in the chair), whim 16 new fellows were elected. The election are Dow fre quest, fortnightly or weakly. Last week 21 were sleeted, sad another electice takes place oa Tuesday next week. After the electise Mr. Wilson Swede's, F.ILS., the boo. secretary, wive a lecture upon pelargooinms and geraniums, illustrated n) an extraordinary collection of true botanical ' epodes from his owe homes. 'bowleg the most singular differences in habit sad &bags ; the mode's floricultural forme were illustrated by an equally valuable collection of the goat sorts, contributed by Mr. Turner, of Slough, lb. Veins!, Mr. Hoyle. Mr. Ball, sad other nurserymen,. It was • show in heed Mended with an especial interest from Mr. Saunders' explanetioes. Mr. Saunders, is giving a mum' of their geographical distribution. indicated the specie, from which in future the greatest results might be expected by h y brid iestios. Her Highness the Me ans Halm% attended by Lady Caroline Barriegtoa and Mr Edward Bowater, was in the garden (vitals& the rhodo dendron tent) in the torso/toe sad she examined the plants displayedfor Mr. Smolders' hectare with mime interest. On Tuesday next week there is to be a lecture on modem by Hr. Murray, the usisteat secretary, illustrated by pho- tographic portraits and drawings et the digerati tree,. CIACIL WORE IN ENOLAND.—" An a sample of English clock-work on • law scale, the works of this we pro ball; the finest animated that have ever been men la this country ;no chronometer could be died with le ek. perfect sad carefully adlosiod inschaadert."—Ttraes Jane IL J. W. Benson having Greeted dam power and improved for clock -making st the manufactory, Ladgme-hill, wilt to furnish to cderamera, trattoria, sad tosemitiees estimates and speriaratians at every fileseltellit of laminated madden especnily cathedral sad bac docks chiming tae, or an number of belle. • on church clocks Ms for one stamp. Watch =maker by of appointment to N.B. if. the Prince of Wsleu and .sk of Use pp w t for the Itaibitlan, Manufactory, Ladastoldn, 1149.4•iitedlammeall [Stamped, id, Additionla mixed districts of Sleewig from the Bay of Gameß ing to the south of the town of II: lasted. It is doubtful whether the proposal will be accepted by Denmark. La France contains a similar statement, and adds :—" Denmark having been semi-officially consulted has declared that the line of the Danny works is the only one she will accept." THE BRAZIL MAILS. LISBON, Jugs 14,1260 P. K. _ _ The Mernageries Imperiales steamahip Guieune with the above mails arrived here to-day. The Royal Mail Steamship Parana, with the outward Brazil mail, had reached Pernambuco on the 29th ult. (Per the Galena., by telegraph from Lisboa.) RIO, MAT 24. Exchange on London, 2711 to 27i ; on Paris, 345 to 347. Coffee, price of good fiat, 7,900 to 8,100 reis. The shipments of coffee since the departure of the last mail amount to 51,400 bags ; stook of mete, 22,000 bags. Freights, 355. BA HIA, MAT 29. Exchange on London, 27S to 274, Engem, 3,000 to 3,300 reis. Cottons, 25,000 to 28,000 reis. PE/WAX/31700, Joys 1. Exchange on London, 271 to 27g. Sugar, 5,200. Cottons, 27,000 reia. MUSIC. lONIC SOCIETY. The seventh Philharmonic Concert (the List bet one cl the imelon) took piece on Monday night et the Hanover squaw Room. It was a mod brilliant and anorweelal en tertainment The Prin.:ewe Helena and Looks honoured it with their preeswaa and the rooms were crowded to the decal with fashionable company. The programme was Y follows : PAM 1. Overture, " Eurrenthe" Weber. Valve, Yana Trebeill ("Tang ') Ooacerto b O imejer, pfaseluele, Hew Purr beetJ3even. "Rues elle Petrie," MARL Trebelli la (titallsua lb Algiern loulnL Oceseerto, rlobo, Herr Wiestawakl lieudelaeolm PA= 11. --• • - . ... Net=la Broke Beetbor Arts, -In belle Mee, - MM.. TrentUt ("Nicola de Lon flasks. Overture, . le None dl Figaro" Wont. Conductor-Professor Sterndele Bennett, Mum. D. Madame Trebelli was the only vocalist. Rossini's ear from the Italian is Algieri is beautiful, and was besuti• fully sung; but the waltz from Gounod's Pamir arranged for a single voice, and the trivial sir (also a sort of waltz) from an unsucoredul opera, were not well fitted fora Mil harmonic Concert. We believe that the directors generally allow the vocal performers to choose their own pieces, sad there are obvious reasons for this practice ; but on this co make the fair singer was not so judicious or happy in her choice se she might have beeit. [TWOPENCE THE LATE IPATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT HOMAN. Yesterday, Mr. C. J. Wood, the coroner for West Surrey, resumed the inquiry as to the death of the Sys parsons killed by the accident on the South Welailta Railway, by the collision of two trains while returning on Tuesday from Ascot rams. The inquiry was carried on, as before, in the reeding-room of the Foam Literary fate, and the same legal gentlemen represented the I friends of the deceased parties and the railway company as on Thureday last, in addition to whom Mr. C. J. Bawli n g . l . Medd for the driver sod stoker atlas train which is to have occasioned the collides; Mr•Barrifutahlasoa f7rl7. Rostrick, oos of the injured psensosses ; Mr. Clark and Mr. Limb watched the ems CO the part of the widow, alma tors, and relatives of the demand Mr. Trigs, who died at Charing-cross Hospital, and the inquest upon whose body was reported in our =pre mien of yesterday. Mr. Clark*, the secretary ; Mr. Godson. superintendent of the line ; Mr. Scott, Maio manager ; and Mr. Beattie. superintendent of the looomoties department, mem likewise in attendance on behalf of the company. Colonel Tolland. the government railway inspector, was present, es representing the railway department of the Board of trade. The jury herbs& answered to their names, Mr. Rawlings, in reply to a question from the coroner, stated that the driver. Les, and the fireman, whom be repro seated, were, by his winos, not present. Ilr. Crorobie—They have been sommosed, together with all the other °Meets di the contras viA anything about the oceurresal. — lir: W. F. supariatiodeet of the NW! WAlNlira lies, was examined at considerable length. He wee qixite positive that there we. a six minutes interval between the starting of the two trains. Both trains were ruse* tender tir o special instructions were given on the day is question as to the working of the signals. The signals would be worked according to the ordinary rule as stated in the printed instructions. Mr. John Sinop, resident engineer of the South Western line—The plan of the line produced was prepared under my directions, The Macaws' stated thereon and deposed to by the last witness ere correct. The line fall. from the Boehm; gate towards the Egham station three feet three inches per mile, the distance being three quarters of a mile. Beyond the pm towards Ascot, the hue rises at the mho of thirty. five feet three inches per mile for • distance of one mile eighteen chains, or about one sod a quarter mile. Thu!, part of the brie is on • curve for upwards of a side frog the Magma. It is an easy curve. The radios varies from eighty to a hundred and twenty chains. Unless there was au obstruction • train would be seen the whole length of the curve. From Virginia Water illation you weld only am • very short distance towards Barham gate, as then is • =curve bear the Virginia swim. This signal at pie could ant he sum from the Virginia Mathis The pi* signal would be mesa _ • train approaching Rusliam.pte, at a distance of • little mere than half • auk. The standard signal at Feuer tea be nee from the auxiliary signal and for some distance below, via.. sear the Rushamirate. John Walter, head guard of the first train ' having been more, stated—l was in charge*/ the train that was run into on Tuesday last, We started from Ascot at 10 minutes past 7, by my own timepiece. Mr. Scott gave me the direct. how to start the train. The iestroctious as to the stop. FMtT w to in writing. I headed than the driver. ictioris were produced./ The instructions to start the train were not in writing. The places we were to ‘ stop , were Erebus, Teickeelnue. Banes, Clapham, and Vau We stopped at Fgluun. We reached the Egham station as 27 minutes put r. There was no stoppage on the way. The signals were at all right. According to the trade we had the road was quite clear. We were 17 minutes doing the eight miles between Ascot and Bgbam. We are ' , apposed to stop • minute or • minute aed a half to put dome Passengers. When there is considerable tune it will sometimes be more. I was at Esher° station barely two minutes. I was detained through the extra number of pusengen, and some little altercation between some of the paireneen. I wu at the part of the train next the engine. The train was proceeding tender first. I left my van at !glum to see that all was right, and to oommusicate with the good in the rear ram Hav ing dose so, I received the signal of all right from the statiommaster, Mr. Clay. On receiving the instructions to proceed I started the train by blowing my whistle and showing the green flag. I did not look back until alter I had got into my van, and did not sae an approaching train. After I had started my train—the tail of my train being about seventy or eighty yards from the platform, I, being on the outside break, looked back and saw soother train approaching on the same line of rails. When I hart saw the other train I was jest outing round the CUM br the aide of the station, wider the foot-bridge. We were going at about four or five miles an hour when the other train struck us. When I saw the other train coming I called out to the driver of the Male that mother train was coming, bat whether be heard rue or not I cannot say. He had time to put ea the steam il he had beard me, but I cannot say that he could have done more than be did. Thi steam of the other engine was en when it struck our train. Whether the engine was reversed or not I cannot my. I should think it was by the but of it. The result of the colligoo was that the last_ guards mu of our train woe broken up, and the siroond- carriage next to it and the next one to that, also • second.clus, were slightly d All the other carriages wore damaged little or muc h , they were set throws off the line. The concussion pushed us forward. The rear of my train was about 80 yards slur of the platform when the other gist struck as. After the collision vibes I came back I saw three bodies lying on the I did not whit in removing them, but slier sees. d.. lay went on with the remainder of my train to amines, where I changed the carriages. We arrived there at 45 mistime past 8. 1 did not hear any whistle when the other train was approaching. I am positive that the auxiliary signal was put on as we pawed, and the standard sigesl at the station wee on also at danger daring the time we wore there. lam net able te say whether the breaks were applied to the following train. By Mr. Ctrombie—When I ream into the station the sigmas 1/11011 all right for me to ester. I saw men at every quarter of a mile with band signals along the line. By Mr. Rawlings—Some of the ordinary trains, I ball% ran on the line ea well as the specials. There was no UM %aide for the day. The stale of the road was very good &wording to the traffic ors it. My break acted well. communication between the guard sod the driver was applied when we left London, but not on the return. The resew of that was that we came back tender first. There is no tore-table at Amen. The hand all right annals means men standing with their arms 'Moods& There was at Chatham-comma a caution signal shown. I know the mile that within tea minutes of the passim of m troth the phibilayere meet give the signal to proceed w ish mutton. That signal new gives as we entered Felbani. I taw the statioa-romter at Egham. By the Coroner (suggested by Mr. lamb)—l eased may bow keg it was from the Woo we alackeaod speed to Mop at Egbain before we were struck—it might have bees a minute after we slackened speed before we stopped. After we were struck I got down to step the down Maio : it was thirty-two minute. past 7. Burrows Dyeoo, the awned guard of the same train, cue. firmed the evidenes of the bead-guard as to the tinie leaving Ammar % the state of the signals on the road and at the station, the time of arriving at and leaving the Eghsm station. Three medial vitamins were then beard, at whisk the inquiry wan 'via adjourned to Friday next FIRST TOMES HAMLHIS ADMINISTRATIVE BAT. TALION MITLI VOLUNTWIL —This bamboo was inspected on Saturday evening by 0010•11 i Erskine, in the park at Newhouse, the seat of Lady Huston tear West Has. The men went down by special train from Shoreditok at 6.15. The umbers present, including 37 coeassisalened *Ricers, were 829 d all ranks. Lieutemint•Cdonel C. Buxton, M.P. was in command ; the junior Beate:mt. colonel (Sir rowel! Bastes) end Major Henke acting se majors, and Major Ludbrook supplying the place at adjn• tent. The regiment having been formed in twelve strong companies, • long series of battalion movements were gone through with great steadies= and precision. Most of the movements were covered by the Bth corps acting as skir mishers. At the cosclusioa Colonel Erskine addressed the bettalioo, and after a few wade of useful advice to the mete, expressed his thorough satisfaction with their perfortnaoces that e mu ng . Since he lam inspected the regiment it had barmaid from id: to twelve Strong companies. and had im proved sot only in qmatity bats M quality. He should mate a favourable report to the War-office, and was sore the Se cretory of State would be gratified to hear of their well doing. Thu Marvels of Narmanby also addressed the bat. talkie, and in • sheet but interesting speech described the creation in three years of a volunteer militia army at 73,000 mu in Nova Scotia during his government of that provime, and he ooelpratulated himself an hie ocumatioe with the let Tower Hamlets. Colossi Erskine was loudly sheered ea he left the ground. A ROMAN CATHOLIC FIAATINO REFORMATORY IN was ltaaszt.—Tootamisy (Teseclay) the old sun-of.war ship Clarenee, of 3.000 tons burden, was towed ism theltensy from Plymouth, which place the left on Friday eve ning lea*. The Clareoce will be solely set apart for the nceptioa of jumevile 4aliagosata of the Homan catholic faith. Thom are new two floating reformatories in the Mersey, viz., the Clarence sad the Akbar, both of which "mold war drips, th e lather beingth e Jesse' d tha two, as she formerly earned 142 gam PATZET Mtruvx SOOTM KENSINGTON. —Nino- Der el visitors for thrive& wain Jose 11, 1,377. Total .arsine riato•tlio cycidwg al the Yawn free dilly 12th May, Ma* 283. Houttrates TEA is choice and strong, moderate Is price. sad wholesome to ma. Thme advaateg. • ban seemed foe this tea a metal predereace. It la sold to packets by 1,2110 amlata—Ladvartimmsat.