The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

't tbt•k . .' ‘ ' i r , - 1 N Lws nu Eli 1 ,4.1 ,- .• ;g...: 4 SC _y. L 7 , L l* - ' ssamaxa T e b t i 1 :gl i I" . 1 1 la..' . 1 ~I . „AI 4 , .. ~ . / / I c 12 ;• No 4,986.] CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam t.,nininnication between London and India an 15th of each ...nth, by one of the magnificent fleet of slimmest belomPup to the Eat ladle and London Shipping Company (Limited . The brown clipper auxiliary steam ship CALUMA, 2,361 tons. 2.Mborse power, S. 11. WRIGHT, commander, now loading in the v,...t0• 'Loudon) Docks, will leave ua lath August, embarking psisengers at, and leaving URAVESIN D on 15th Angled for I'AISA - ITA, coaling at the Cape of Good Hope, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark piassengers only. This znagnalcent chip, built expressly for the Indian Trade, has been thoroughly retitled, boa ant rate accommodation for were, and will carry an experieneed surgeon, also a stewardea For freight cir W W. to GRINDLAY and Co., 66, parliamentWM*. S. W. the ALFRED BRETT and Co., 16 0 . Ise4loBlthu street, LC.: or at the OIfIICIS of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing lane, Loudon, LC., where also application for appointments as midshipman In gib service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Seerwtszy. MBBBRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Black wallyar d, London) UNS of PACKET 81111P11 to AUSTIATJA.—Ior SISLBOUIINI. Port Pkwip. Direct 30 hove the Docks on Wednesday, august Ye, Pliliag at Plymouth). the favourite clipper sint,l WOLK , 1100 to , J. POHL NMABM R, Commander I lying in the Aug ndia Dock. Her acconamodb nom for all classes of pasmagers are tuisurgoseed, and she will am an experienced surgema—For freight co plumage apply to APMID, ALLPORT. and MORGAN, with Mann Mosey N' ram sad Sens, leg LeadenhalletreeL—Pamengers by this Übe of pecker are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth, flragelaas for second-class brut and second-class for thlrd-claas fares. OVERLAND ROUTE.- COMMUNICATION by STRAW to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, dm., HS !EGYPT. The PENINSULAR and ..RIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOR PASSENGFAS and receive Uric and Parcels at their London ones for Gibraltar. Malta, Copt, Aden, Ceylon, iisdrne, Calcutta, the Straits. and Chnia, by their steamers leaving Southampton en the 4th and fah d fury inenth ; Ise Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden. and Bombay, W those of the 12th and 27th of ouch mouth . set for Mauri tina, Reunion, Moe Gimp's Sound, Melbourne. and Sydney, by the steamers leav ing Southampton on the 20th of every mooth.—For further renira apply at the CompanysOfeces. Leadeuhallotreek s London : or Oriental-pe. Southampton. 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA YOB £33 10a. —•- WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORE Direct —The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, sad PRI LADELPUIA STEAM-8111P COMPANY Intend despatch ing their fall-powered Clydsobuilt Iron Sorew liesmaWps, calling at Quermsown to embark passengers and dispatches. : WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE. caTiebiri, CITY OP NEW YORK W ed slay Almost 13 CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, August 20. And every enameling Wednesday. Cabin passage, O. 17, and 21 dulness, aomidlag to the wow modattou. Forward passage. 8 guineas, bseindlug ail proomona cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United glates, and British Columbia, booked through on eery advsanageoss tenon—For further porticulars apply to WILLIAM MILAN, 12, Wateretreet, Liverpool: or to KV= and MACZY. 61, Ling Wtillametreet. City. DHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS despatch the wititermentioned first-elms steamers For ROITEEDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIER, from the British and Foreign Skew wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 am., and the FERNOORD, Thursday rooming early, from off the Tower. Yates, Mt L.l .oa., Ll, and 17s. 6d. Tor BREMEN, the ABU,. MOWN, or SCHWALBK alter match lccdnesdy and Saturday, from Horselydows, at 11 am calling at Biackwall Pier for pemesprs at won. Yates: LI, and 10s. Return ticket' , eta fare and a ball. Notice.—The Railway between Broom and Bremerhaven sow open for the counnoes of parents:re and merchandise to all parts of Germany. Tor GOTHEIV hURtS, the LONDON, to-morrow morning, from Honelydown, to be followed by the THAMES or GUSTAF NASA weekly. Yates, XS 3a., Et lb., and Al. For COPE/CUMIN and STOCKHOLM, the EAST ANGLIAN, from Hontelydows, Maoist of, Par freight, paesage,me., snooty at Chaplin's Universal Office, gagoet-eirea• W., or to PMI,UPPS, GRAY* sad NEILL,. PPS, 11, hood-lane, RC. STEAM to COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM hoot London direct -The EAST ANGLIAN tails from Horne lydown August e. Apply to I'HILLIPTIL GRAVES, sad PHILIIPP 4 , 11. Rood-lam.. &C. BANK of QUEENSLAND (Limited). Incorporated tinder the loaf Stork Banking Companies Acta. 1867 and 16.8, whereby each shareholder a liabibty Ia Waited to the amount of Ida shares. hptial £'1,i000,4310731 - 10,000 - of £lOO each ;with power to increase Of which not more then CLo , OOO, or'its per share will he railed op ; but no call will he nude at a ism Wand than three months, nor exme:ft:3 pe;share -- Powers are taken to convert each shire of £lOO Into four shares of L 2.5. after the passing of the government bill DOW Lef.,re perlMment. . . Deposit on application £ per share. and a further payment of £3 per share ou allotment. The directors propose to reserve f,OOO shares of the present issue for the colony. or In lieu thereof to make special issue. DUECTOI& air JOSHUA ROWE, CR (isle Gael JimUm of JoMensal, Clishman. JOHN V. IFITWERALD YfetTEIL Fag. late Colonial Secre tary, V kneels, nod Director of London Chartered Beak, Mel bourne, Deputy-Chairman. N. B. Acworth, Tay. late Registrar of Supreme Court of Madras), Potter's liar, Herta. Henry Brockett, Esy. (late Member of Council, Jamaica , Earilley Have, Sydelltlllll. Rdward Cobb, Esq. ' late of Mews. T. and E. Cobb, Bankers, Banbury), Adelaide-road. Ilaverstock-hilL The lion. J. B. Dorval !Member of Council, New South Wales, and late Director of Australian Joint Stock Bank . Edward Gellatly, Esq. (Mews. OaWUy, Hawkey, and Sewell), Leadenhall-street. John Gillexpte. lay. :Messrs. Gillespie, Churchill, and Co . , crest Wiuchester.atreet. John Alms Monkey. Jun , Esq., 25. Penchurch-streek Arthur Hodgson Es.l., Draylonßall, Weft Drayton, and Queens land. P. Menem Emu (Mesas. Mangles, hankers, Guildford), agent to the C Omits, Government of Qseensland. ZacJiariah C. Pearson, Esq. (Mesas. Z. C. Pearson sad Co.:, Linden and Hulk AITDITORS._ Mules BM, Esq. (Messrs. TiOmion Donar, and Co.), Old Broad street. Bard Allardice, ER. Commercial Bank of India), Alooryrato *wt. SULICITOILN.—Mtion.OUvervon, Lavin, and Peachey, D. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. BANKERS IN LONPrN. —Messrs. flankey,7, Fenchurch.atreet. Banco IN SI ancilisTrx.—Mesara Conlin's; Brooks, and Co. 1320111 , 48. . - George E. Seymour, Esq., Sa, Throgmortunatreet, Loodnp. Geary Rawson, gal 3. Melmage-arratte, Manchester. SECILLTART —a. LL Beckham. Fag. TEMPOSAST Orricis—So. SS, Lombultatrect, LC. AWL' DC ED PROSPECTUS., Queensland, the future cotton field of England, la rapidly I*. coming one of the tint colonies of the British Empire; Its climate is the finest iu Australia, and cannot be surpassed in the world. fiamples of the Queensland cotton. exhibited at the Great futtenational Exhibition, lagX, have been tallied at the high price of Ss. bd. per It.. The Dirvetora have power to true notes to the amount of the uncalled capital of the Beak, from which a large profit moat acerne to the sharvltolders, the current rate of intereat in the eulogy 'wing to per cent. The sulloined lint will show the great advantages likely to itoerue to the first shareholders of the Wank of Queensland. Name of Bank. I nea4ln ,Preeent ri rice share. .1 Pee ..Prem.: Dlti tier per cent. cent. ou with shares. bonus. Cul;allea. :~;::~: Bank of New South Wales Sydney 1.1 Bank of Allem. bola ..... . Melbourne Smith Anstrclian Booking Com Pan): Union Bank et A""k•• • • Australia tendon Chartered Bank of Aus tralia 'Melbourne.. Commercial Hoot leg Company of: _panty Applicatirini toe shims auk b or to the secretary, and acenmi by k 2 per chore. It no uPotme deposit will be returned without 81 16 86, 8 84 . 15 -- • - De trade to efts bikers, aolkiton, pealed with a bankers receipt nit he made intl. applicant, the deduction. PORN Or At PIJCATION POl =AUX. To the INrertors of tho Lank of Queensland (Limited'. arntlemen.— Haring mild to your hauliers the sum of g I betel.y requeat that you will allot me shares of glOO each w took of Queensland Limited! and I hereby agree to or Phareg, or any smaller number that may be IV-lotted t3i..e. and to pay the ieninimier of the depoatt of 44 on the .haresalkdtell. I am, gentlemen, Name in full Address /a full DM* The deposit may be sect direct to Qualms sitsiddl it be !mom eenient U. pay it to the bankers. VOILS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Ilichbery sod Klopland Coal Dryer& No travellers or agents eutpiuye•L LEA sod Co.'s price for Betio., Voiotia sod Lomliton Wallsenti, the hest Douse cool, direct Iran the col hen s by screw steamers, le Ma per ton (do nut pay more under soy pretext) : Hartlepool, lea, ; Tentielsi, lia ; Wit small, by ra.lway : tilkstone, first claw 20a ; second class, ; clay Cow., It.. and 11S.: Barnsley, 11s. ; Hartley, 16e. Net colt beliren screened to any pert of London, Al glees durct t.. LEA nod Co., chief Mikes. North loaders Railway Ilighbory, Islington, er Kingsland. • WHITE and SOUND TEETH are iudiapensable to Personal Attraction, end to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' °DONT°, or PRA tit DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, of ine4linable value to preserving and heantlfyieg the teeth, arentihmung the gums, sod in givi ng a pleasing fragrance to the lorsth It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots whic al I,,cipkat decay, and polishes sad pr sewn the enamel. to h it impart. a pearWille whittling/e. Its Invaluable . = P HI: " harp obtained the patronag e of royalty sad the nary of Europa and It is universally to repute. Meg PT hos. Mild by A. Rowland sad Sons, Hake 'Wet. odooto."sad by themlets and Perfumers. Ask kg .I,gadarla. COVARINE 11:6014 snoomsfullY tom a the Paris and London Hoepltalk ander the we of czi ,ls Celierler, Rlcont, Lloyd, P o la n d , sa d L ein* Clerk ey Nov., 1•52;, *ream s ears In sa svmsge of d i k .* C. Jim recent or Armin dls•••••.--4•. 6d. per bottle2 aista. French CbsodSt inrinartk .b 7 - T HE LANGRAM HOTEL COMPANY OitaHa). Biss,sekla Ike* mimes at £lO each. Incorporated soder the Limited Liability Acts, lath end 2Uth Vic., cap. 47, by which the liability of each shareholder le strictly licit d to the amount of his shares. Deposit on application. Ai per ' , hare. and Al 10a. on Allotment. Further Calls not to exceed t 2 10e. at intervals of not law than DIRECTORS : The Right Hon. the Berl of iihrewabury and Talbot, C.Lt., 86, Belgrave•square, The Right Hon. Viscount Rnp, M.P., 44, Rutland-gate, ff e I t . w, k Beale, Keg., S 9, Grosvenor-street. Mr James Carmichael, Bart, (Miaow, Kdenbadge, Kent, their. man of the Submarine Telegraph Company. Cajitg'n George Denny, Great St. Helen's, Director of the Lite Insurance Company. Peter ()mime., Eoq. llesare. Jackson and Graham),, Ortordatreet Deane John Hoare. lip., lel, New Bondetreet, Demeter of the Bank of Hindustan. Colonel James Holland, t 4. Princeespuare, Hamster, Director of the Ave and United Service Beik. Jasper Wilson Johns, Req., SA, Great Camberfandatrest, Hyde park, Director of Hie °unwary and Newtown Railway. WWum lidecumbe Rendle ' Exq., 36, Cleveland-square, Director of the Great Western Dock Company. Llewellyn B. Traherne, Esq., JUniPt United Service Club, St. James's. Soucrroes—Merre, Davidson, Bradbury, Hardwick, end Carr, Weavere•liall. 22, Basinghall-street. Metropolitan and Provincdal Bank, 75, Cornhill. Hanover square Branch of ihe London and County Bank. Bannin.—Branois Borland, lsq.. C. ooun y-chambers, le, Con td.% IL ANCRWART. pro tem.—Often Louie, Msg. Temporary 011res-22, Abingdoneireet, Westminster. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company has been formed for the purpose of erecting an Hotel on a weak of comfort and magulacenee hitherto unattained in London, on the grounds now known as Mansfield House and gardens, Langham place. The area of the estate measures IPA feet in depth and SMI feet frontage, commanding from the south (Regent-street) end of Portland-place an uninterrupted view to the Regent's Park. The site is altogether unsurpassed. The hotel will stand in the midst of the leading thoroughfares, surrounded by embassies. and in immediate connexion, through the Metropolitan Railway Station in Portland.place, with the Great Northern, the London and North Western, the Great Western, and the Midland ilnea. The land is unencumbered. and the conditions of the lease as, In the highest degree sdvantageoun Ground plans of the site for the proposed Hotel may be seen at the Dike of the Secretary, who will be happy to afford every informatiou, and with a view to Insure the best design for the building, several architects of eminence have been requested to furnish plans and elevations, the most desirable of which will be selected by the Board of Director,. Five per cent. per annum allowed oa deposits until completion of the Hotel. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be ob tained from the Bankers, the Solicitors, the Brokers, or from the Secretary, at the temporary onsets, V, Abingdou.street, West minster. LA-NGHAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TS HERMIT GIVEN, that all APPLICATIONS for BHARES must be sent In by WEDS MAY next for London, and Friday next for the country.—By order of the Board, tilLhEttf LOOM, Sec. pro tem. Abingdon-street, August 2, Idel. FLINTSHLRE LEAD and ZINC COMPANY (Limited,. Capital £150,000 in 15,000 Shares of £lO each, with power to faceesas to 4230,000. 30s. to he paid on application. 5.1.105. mi allotment. No further calls will be mode at shorter interval than three mouths. I,IIIETURS. Charles Joyce. Req., MasiraTJoyeeand Co., Moorgatustreet, Loudon. George Kitson, Esq., Messrs. Goad and Co., Elorys Armuyard, London. Albert Polly, Esq Messrs. Albert Pelf and Co., Finch-lane, London. Major =men, 14, St. James'usquare. Ad+m School( a Southampton, Allred Courage. kaq., Anatianits—lir. Justinian Pally. AMITOSS. Cbarka J. H. Allea, Lg.. 6 i:49reatlneedleatreet, William Names, Esq., 19, King's Arms.yard, Moorlmte-etreet, Souerroa —J. H. Makenale, rag, 3. Jolumon'abarldlage. Temple. --.- - The Bank of Loudon. I Union Bank of Manchester. National Prodneial Bank of En; land. Holywall, Mold, sad Wrexham BItoKtiRS. Messrs. T. T1n1.7 and SorsTEMerpoo I: T. Warner, Manchester; John Perry, Barmingham : Charles Smithers, Leeds; Dudgeon and Chaytor, Dublin; J. Cunningham, Belfast. Moats —Baglllt. Fllntshire. OFFICKS-9, Broad.street-huudings, London. ABRIDUED CUMSPICTUS. This Moingway hSabeenroim4l‘.4 the purposes of smelting tees of tincllSMi lead, and the manufacture of The priximets them hum, en • huge seals. In esitlidem Y Befensee's Meng Tinted Lead Pipes for water service. It is well known that the principsl smelters In this country are men of great wealth, wal • notable ingenue of what may be effected by a public company with large capital may be seen in the case of she -flociett de la Vieille Montagne," near LiSge, a Belgian sinc.smelting company, which on a share capital of £300.000 haul Put declared, for the year 1,61. a dividend of 2S per cent., or £90,0170 to Its ahamboklers, in addition to £21,000 carried to a sinking fund, and the shares of 2,0 francs each are now quoted at 274 frascw• . . . . . This Company wit have special advantages in the exclusive right to use Mr. Bennett's i elect, subject to royaftles, with power of purchase on equitable terms. These patents were sealed in the autumn of 1801, since which their value has bees proved by their present owners. . . . . . . . One of thew L for improrements in smelting zinc, whereby not only is a larger quantity of metal obtained, with a less con. aumption of tuel, from tbe ordinary ores, but other ores hitherto deemed intractable, and hence disregarded, are s orked with facility. The products of both these Patents are exhibited in the eastern annexe of the international Exhibition, Class 1., No. 6.), and have bemsawarded a Pitt 11r.DAL . . _ he other is fora simple, perfect, and economical mode of pressing and tinning the interior surface of lead pipe in one operation, whereby it Is rendered pert, ctly innocuous for water service. Dr. letheby has examined specimens of Bennett's Tinned Pipe, and has given the following certificate " 41, Ylnenuryuquare, London, 16th June, 1889. " BISNYITTS PATZXT. " Dear Sir,—l have su b mitted the two samples of Tinned Lead Piping, which you sent bare on Um oth lint., to omnibus. lion, in order to ascertain if They are acted on by common water or by pure water. Tim malts an as follows: " Both of the samples were tested with common water, rain water, and distilled water : and they were tried in the straight and bent tonne. The water was kept in the pipes for lane days. In every case there was complete protection from corrosive action, and the most delicate tests failed to discover the presence of lead in the water, whereas eomenim lead piping with the tame water !:rain and it stilled) quickly communicated to the waters metallic impregnation. " It sppears to me from these experiments that the process of coating the interior of lead pipes with tin is a valuable inv enti o n . "I remain, dear Mr, yours truly, (Signed) " Hitter i many. M. 8., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry in the College of the London and Medical Officer of Health for Um City r of ioedoa. To William Mootes, Esq., lb. Kihg's Artus.yard, Moontateatrect." As a basis of ~perstions, and to secure every advantage to this Company, very favourable arnumements havu been entered into with • well.known firm the holders of the shove patents , who undertake to hand over their extensive and camped's:am pre mitts, situate at BaOlit, In Korth Wales, on the estuary of the Dee, at the valurtiou of Messrs. Muller and Horsey, the vendee consenting to take two-fifths of the pureltam.money in shares, and not to remise any dividend until the other shareholders have received eight per cent. out of the net profits. The profits deduced from actual results and at the present prices may he estimated at not lees than lb per cent. on the fizat £lOO.OOO after deducting a pet cent. for administrative expenses and a reserve fund, and at • considerably increased rate as further capital nay be employed. The neighbourhood abounds in minerals, particularly lead and sine ores and coal. detailed estimates, and full particulars can be seen at the AIMS of the Company, and In the event of no allotment being mails the deposita will be returned •ithout deduction. Yruepectusea may be obtained at the <nieces of the Company, 9. liniailetreetbuiktinp, City, A.C. of William Moates, Esq., 19, King's Anes-yard, Moorgde.street, City, E.C. J. H. Mac- Johnson's-buildings, _Temple, London: cud of linists. T. Tinley and Son, Orunge.euurt, LivarpooL Extract from Repnrt to Shareholders M Meeting of Trth April, Unit Hence it earths, •hy o commutate of the situation on the Slst Ikeentber, ROO. with that of the Slat December, that the as...twist Improvement to the Slat December, 1861, amounts to 4,451,600.961 (.078,0n6 Bs, W.) FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any PAM of the Kingdom. Drawing room Suit. eto Velvet £l5 0 0 Drawing MOM Sallee, complete 7S 0 0 Dining-room buites, complete 2B 0 0 Bedroom Suites, complete l6 0 0 Warranted Ylntelage P. and rt. Y 144, OXIORDBTKKET, end 91 to y , GMT-ROAD. Mended Catalogues gratis and pod free pa spplicatilun. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING IN K (the original', for marking on limn, rilk. or cotton, re quires no preparation, and is by tar Wen Bent Notioe.--ob wee Met no sixpenny size of tits stamise Imis ever yet been prepared, and th at each bottle bears tee WWII* on the label Ix, Lone lane, West Smithncid, City, LC., Mime It ins 7 be ob tallied wholesale and retell, and at mewl druggist.. medicine vendors, stationers, 4c., in the United 111` —Pryer L, per bottle. VXCIELLENTE BIJOUTICRIZ 00IIRANTZ. .14 WODWAIX SPWCIAIeeIII ►s• W 4THit, WON sad RIKIODZ& Me Der honeasee with • Muhl at the Parts thelve ilatitettee 6 by th e alm" liatt =l " 6 6 o7egar tMi LD sod eitetletve la Jig ,Y a r mada ea th ere WATIDOWID:f and 11106 DAW.Oetallattem Weettteetore, we. th em Ofeveiverimi, W.O Ihiableihett 1796. Ahem made of Chaim Jlery kr is. ens. N.B. Mk edelitahosee Is dosed et II le Ihe evade* sodas Ilatartleys I &Week. GM AWAY to NERVOUS AUFFIRIBUL rt. SETH has Net Isliheoi a Till EDITION of LO Tolosa, week the MUTATE =DIM MIND (M = D as thelltrowe at Arrest Deltdity. Lon et Moseary. et NO& lawsitteio, hr., ea host el Ilrotted eene eadeslog two eleatphAddrwo, Dr. SMITH. S otworeootat. To Ueda& WAL LONDON. MONDAY.' ,EVENING, .'AUGUST 4, 062. rr " L 0 N 0 N, 19L. l'lmatedmat. our Tempinit SAWYER'S ?AUDIT! IDNDON jar . TES DAY, August 4. will conalbt of— Queue de lio;i1=-4 Is JUllenue. POINION. Ruuseteirltslleaue—lllerlaas =TIMES. _ _ Catelettes de Mouton sanee7oni — ate—Pidita Nas de Volatile. ate. Yew—wear. Pouding de Call;bet—Bgeneta d'Orsage. Frames et Ealade. TO-MORROW, Ansel 6, the LONDON DlNial will consist of • 701•10121. A 4 Mine—i U BrunoW. PONSON. Ammon mum Homard—Mes Bleed Bleuquettes de Vesu i Is Supreme—Compote de Pigeon. Mouton Batllli —Baal MA Pouding lla de Genes. Protons at &Wit An extensive sad orrefallyasisoted siodt or Rhenish, Moog* and other Wlar, intpurtsd axpreogr for TOD London Dinner. All Fish hi mace, daily. A dna fistula of Venison every day, at 2 o'clock. N.B. Daring the Exhibition newton The London Dinner will be served dilly from two anal nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Uwe Ilia carte tam one until ten detect. Open on lisodays at tour o'clock. PILIDZILICY BAWYSIt, Proprietor. CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW. (TUIBDAY).—ONIt RHILLING.—Opea from Nine In the mean un late la the evening. ODD FELLOWS GREAT FETE.—TO 1101110W.—Ususual combination of aticactiona ALL the GREAT FOUNTAINS TO-MORROW, N Tarte. B LONDIN OVER the FOUNTAINS TO-MORROW, at Four. B LONDIN will WHEEL an ODD FELLOW over the HIGH ROPE TOMORROW. 910178 LES GRANDEE FAUX A TROIS MUM et ELONDIN iQUATEE HEITILIB DEILLIN. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE COWELL!. whose swaying performance at the LONDON PAVILION has proved a swans beyond all precedent. The house Is crowded nightly, and the thousands who bare her c ypress the mod profound admiration, and are wrapt f:',7dwtoen der at the extraordinary talent evinced In an artiste of sti youthful years. She will appear every evening. The general en tertainmcetts Interspersed with such novelties as cannot tall to delight. Operatic selections are performed nightly, and the corn bine.l talent of Sam 00111 as In his humorous Irish melodies add to render the programme unequalled In attraction. ONDON PAVILION. IMPORTANT _II A NOTICH—RE•ENGAGEMEXTot MIAs CONSTANCX and Madame 14001151.—Loacke hrlllon, Tichborne•gtreet. fLOHIL and hONNHAMMIEL, Propel/ton. AD. VALENTIN, Wins and Spirit Merchant, 133, Oxford-street, purveyor of wines to the French de partment at the fntertationelphlhipon. The Inimeaae purehaers made of the best vintages enable Y. Valentin to supply these wines, so highly approved ef, at the following lei. quoteAtm:— B X MACON-EA , DJOLAUL l$& es. per doom BORDIPAU 1111. l „ C •RAVIIII, INS Ws- RAW" WM Ws. „ DitATIN IWO OLD COG E, NAC BUNDY ILL „ Warranted pare French Winsa. A hall List of Prices forwarded on application. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. anodes garments of the NEW COATINGS us now ready for inspection TM trouswinp are of p►tterns and tex tures not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, lounging. Andover coals always on hood at HAMILTON and KIMPTONI, laS, Strand. opposite lasies-hall. UR. MIMS' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES) LT.E. NEW SPUR° AND SOMME STOCK Gar the Work Mauled Scotch ANGOLA Ida TROUSERS. Is wow rapists and ready for I floss Trousers went marinated h i N ee f 1 16 7 . 11 1 1 4. Maws only address ts 73, MOOR-% fitxh"r, HA NOVINAIQUA RE sad who is not connected with any person imitating said adrer Using in his nouns. lISTABLEMILD 11 h EIBILUART. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. MOSEB and SON'S celebrated INDISPENsABLE SUIT, which is adapted equally for walking, riding. travelling, business, or the sea-chic, will be found the most comfortable dress foe • vidt to the International Exhibition, price from 30e. to 70e. Summer Clothing of every description, ready-rode, or aside to measure for all claws and all ages. E. MOSES and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke Teflon, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hasten, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. London Houses : City Establishment, 166, 165, 156, 157, Misorke 85, 86. 85, Bd. 87, 88, 80, Aldgel• Oxford-street Branch, 606, 607, 508, New Oxford-street: 1. 2, IL Hart-street. Totteokaas-courFroad Branch, 157. 138, l'otteuluon-court-piad 283, Easton-road. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest possible Flees, in... which co abatement can ho male. Any article Lt4yriOvedOfwill by exchanged, or the matey returned. Lists ofpricen wi th rulse for self-measurement, and pattern; poet tree. E. MOS and RON% 11StablIshmente are closed every Friday evening at sunset till &tardy to ening at sunset, when business in rammed until it o'clock. E. MAW mad 802111 Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, end containing some Interest in had p ot infonnetlo and post ave.n concerning the " luterthtional Exhibition," may thy TELKOBAPHIC ENTILLIGANCE. (=Mies elLyinums.) AGITATION IN ITALY. PROCLAMATION BY TN ICING. TURIN, AMON! 3, AFTERNOON. The Kim has issued the following proolems tion : MT. PIMPLE' __— "At the time when Europe is rendering homage to the wisdom of the nation, it is painful to see young people, carried away by illu sions, sod forgetful of the duty of gratitude due to our bent allies, make of the name of Rome, that name whieh is the desire of all, the signal for war. When the hoar for the accomplishment of the enterprise shall arrive, the voice of the King will make itself heard. Every other summons is that of rebellion and of civil war. The responsibility and the Ogeur of the law will fall upon those who will not nto my words. I *hall know bow to preserve Ike dignity of the crown sod of port/Jun(ok in order have the rigit of demanding from the whole o(Zurope justice far Italy." PROCLAMATION OF GARIBALDL TURIN, Arouse 3. The tett proclamation has been issued by Garibal da Bbis Fiensid : 4. "Yo comrades, the holy cause of our country units; *de to-day. Without asking where we', are go' with smiles upon your lips, you hare hasten hither . to tight against arrogant forsigel rulers. ask only of Providence to preserve me I ) your denim. I can. promise. nothing but toils and les, but confidently rely upon your tell denial ; well do I know you, oh ! mutilated remnant of glori • bailissa'At is uunecessary to ask //Toe bravery the figkt but I must ask you to pre serve diseiplioe, out which no army n exist. tie ca The Hoeßns by discipline were enabled to be come thp masters pt the world. Strive to gain the affections of the people, as you knew how to do in s l e 1860, well as the esteem of our valiant army, in orde bring about the unity of the work,. Upon occasion, also, the brave Sicilian. will-Po the forltrenters of the greet dedihrias to which titie countryis called. '!Gsliastrif." TURIN, Ammar 3, Ituntixo. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Ferrari requested explanations from the ministry with Semi laths proclamation issued by the King. Signor Rattsazi replied that ths• mealtimes' was ocessispind by the enronnenta of volunteers, and the false Mosta which had been Circulated that the goverrpnent was secretly in favour of them. It was isite that the misnnderntanding should ceasee'" He loped that Garibaldi, knowing the firm will o*be King, would submit to his wishes, and that s*iwil war would.be avoided. (Applause.) The Chamber, after a short discussion, expressed its approval of the noble and firm words of the 1 King, and passed to the order of the day. NAPLES, Ammar 2, Emma. Garibaldi has left for Bois rienszi, in the pro vince of Corleone, in Sicily. The following proclamation has been issued by the provisional Prefect of Palermo :—" Fermenta tion has agitated the public mind for some time past. A report has been spread that the govern ment does not disapprove the events which have occurred. Respect far the laws has alone prevented its opposing them by force. Now, however, that the meetings, by taking up arms, have assumed a military character, they are forbidden by the laws of the government. Citizens are warned to be ware of this. Let those who have yielded to de lusion return to their homes. The government cannot renounce its mission, cannot permit any name, larew•wor dear so the cannery, to usurp the prerogatives of Victor Emmanuel, the King chosen by the nation." TURIN, Ammer 2. The Monarehia Nationale of to-day toys that the cause of Colonel Aoarbi's arrest was his connexion with clandestine enrolments. Tho same journal announces that the young men prevented from landing at Naples will not be permitted to disem bark at Palermo, on account of the precautionary measures taken by the government. In the Senate to-day Signor Rattazzi, in reply to explanations requested by Signor Oldofredi, said that the government had made every effort to pro vent the enrolment of volunteers. As regarded the expeditions which had been the object of public comment for several days, the government was de termined to prevent their departure, and had taken the necessary steps for that purpose. The French have re-occupied the positions upon the Roman frontiers which they had recently evacuated. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, AUOUST 2, Emma. The aignature of the treaties with France, parapbed upon the 29th Mardi, took place to-day at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The send-official Neee Preessaische (Stern) 7.eitwolg of this evening says Several papers speak of a want of harmony in the ministry with regard to the treatment of important questions shortly to be considered. We are able, however, to declare that these statements are entirely devoid of foundation. The government of the King is determined to act upon the military questions, as upon all political subjects, in perfect and entire concord. BERLIN, Amon S. The Prassian Ambassador at Constantinople has been instructed to bring about, if possible, the con clusion of au armistice in Montenegro. FRANCE. (mom one OWN COINOWONDNNT.) PARIS, SATUIDAT DINNING. The Tribunal of Perigueux has decided that a priest may lawfully marry iu France. The grounds of the judgment (given in spite of the furious speech of the public minister) are so cogent that I cannot conceive the possibility of their being overrated by the court of higher jurisdiction to which the case will certainly be carried. The Perigueux court in few but conclusive words says, that the Code Napoleon regards marriage as a purely civil con tract, which all citizens not expressly interdicted are capable of making; that there is nothing iu French law to prohibit a catholic priest from marry ing—nothing to show that by entering into holy orders he loses his quality or rights as a citizen. That the organic law on public worship of Germinal year X. is as silent as the Code upon this important point. That when the legislature is silent it is no part of the duty of the judges to seek in moral and religious considerations, no doubt highly respeotable but without any root in civil law, for prohibitions which that law does not contain. Fur the above reasons the court orders the mayor who refused to celebrate the marriage of M. de Bros I*uribre, the priest, with Mdlle. Elizabeth Fressanges, to proceed at ones to perform the ceremony, and to register the contract iu due form. iiOifourae --- I;tieen very buoyant. Rents rose 20c. for cash end 40e. for account, closing at 68.90 and 69.10. Mobilier rose 7.50 and the Italian Loan 40e. The Lyoes Railway rose 10i. ; Southern, 8.75 ; Eastern and Western, 51. sea ; Orleangi 3.75; and Northern, L 25.. _ Venillot ball written to the public journals to declare that there is no truth iu the rumour which has been propagated of hie approaching marriage. Twr Itwoolimolt or ran CONTZDIIZATI SIAM AID TVS Bearden WOBADIG OLstahlk —The Malt de- Late in Parliameet on Mr. Lindsay's motion regarding the recognition of the Southern States of America has excited a good deal of interest among the working abases of this country. We understand that in Blackburn there is * movement, initiated by many of the wealthiest inatmfaa turers in that tows, in favour of the Ooafederate cause. A meeting la announced for the 7th of August, when it is ex pected pru4Livery sentiments will be advocated by the pro moters of the prooar agitation. The intelligent working men of the place, however, are esertgatieelly exerting them selves to prevent say tampering with slavery by the 'dap bon of resolutions In favour of the views advosated by the abettors of that system. -- Tas MURDI 01 MA. BEADDKL.—The Lord- Lieutenant hes cared &must at lON.* •7 woos se persons who shall,withist slx too•As t Orr swab Werner tion as shall led to the street a M10 11 1•1_,111171 11 . with the assaiiiditbse et Yr. Weide& Nor lea offered. a reward et 1001. to Amy pew* we *mew wbo wl, *this el: ism*, give welt isferse as shall load to the sneer of unloose %Ale has, ohm the 'minder. Insowiogiy bniswared or aided Hayes *soy way whatsoever is his este* (toil inert. SPAIN. MADRID, Amos? 1, Bynum. The Espana of to-day declares the rumour that Spain will receive 3,000,000 francs for her partici pation in the Cochin China expedition to be un founded, and says :—" Spain will reoeive a portion of the territory ceded to France." MONTENEGRO. RAGUSA, Auousr 3. Despatches from Constantinople have been received by Omer Pacha, anihorming him to re open negotiations with the Montenegrins upon the terms previously offered. In case of a favourable result not being speedily obtained, Omer is directed immediately to resume hostilities, in order to guard against the manuuvres of the enemy. BRAZIL MAILS. LISBON, ADGORT 3, Nomura. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Magdalena, with the above mails, arrived here yesterday evening. Rio de Janeiro, July 11.—Exchange• on London, 251 to 25k. Coffee—price of good first, 8,800 to 7,000 rens: Shipments of coffee since the depar ture of the last mail, 14,000 bags, of which 8,000 were for the channel. Stock of coffee, 285,000 bags. Freighta t 40s. At Bahia exchange on London was quoted 26 to XI ; cottons,. 9,800 to 10,000 rail ; sugars, 2,400 to 2,660 re in. The Maisagerie Imperisle's steamier Navarre, with the outward nails, was off Bahia on the 14th July. At Pernambuco exchange on London, 26 ; sugars , white, 4,100 to 4,200 rein ; browns, 2,000 to 2,200 reis ; cottons, 10,600 leis. ITALY. The Ewer* of Turin anneentoes that several hun dred oopke of (Uralsldre speech, delivered at Mar sala, have been seised at Milan. General Ong* the iTevTiretect of Pakeino, is invested, it is said, with the same powers as those oontieled to Gesiaral de L Dimmers' at Naples, ' awd will have the command .of all the military forces stationed in Sicily. f Stamped, Id. AdditissaLl yOLUNTZER MILD DAY AT ASCOT. On Saturday last the BSricshire Volunteers, assisted by some inatrepelitnn corps and the largest contingent of regular troops which hat yet been Isees at a Volunteer display, finished their week's sasampment on Ascot-heath with a review and sham tight, which had been intended to be very brilliant and imposing, but which, from more than one untoward circumstance, was considerably cur tailed of its anticipated splendour. On Saturday morning the men in green and grey commenced striking their tents on the heath, and the men in scarlet came over from Aldershott and pitched theirs in the immediate vicinity. The per. umlaut volunteer force consisted of the Berkshire corps, assisted by, we believe, one or tem mutt opoli tan and provincipal corps, and the regular force in cluded two battalions of Horse Artillery the 13th Ilussar the 9th Lancers, and the 15th ta n ts), 26th (Cameronians), and the 20th is of the Line. The regular forces therefore must have amounted to between 3,000 and 6,000 Men, horse, foot, and artillery, being the largest 'amount of regulars that had yet appeared at a volunteer parede. The original intention war, we believe, that the volunteers shotikl have been pitted aguinat the regulars, but there was something wrong in the preliminary arrangements of the former which•prevested tee anneal of more than one half dttbaawpr anti thrfiebi evoiatiose had niterl,y to:- talented. Let the• blame be where it may, the fact was that, the Volunteer muster was considerably !short oI ithat had been expected, and many of the corps who did tome were too late to take part in ' the evolutions. The first business of the day took lace at 3 o'clock, when General Pennefather de-', livered, in front' of the Graud Stand, the prises *hi& had been won during the week, and nume- 1 diatk after the forces were mustered preparatory to the evolutions. In order to witness theee the public bad in very considerable numbers taken places in the Grand Stand, but after they had been comfortably seated, and had all got their field-glasses to the proper focus, they were disagreeably sur prised to tee the whole army march off to the un knoin bog behind, leaving the race-course and the encampment deserted, except by one military band which had been compassionately left to console them, and a coloured gentleman, who carried on a mock auction, in which he induced people to buy boxes at sixpence a piece by professing to fill them with shillings. Some of the company, on finding the actual 1440 aira, rushed up to the back of the roof, ant in M way one row of spectators were enabled' tti cat& an otcaatonal glimpse of smoke over the unequal ground behind ' • others melted manfully to the shine of the bog, reckless of the half-crowns they had paid for sesta in the grand stand ; but all agreed that they could see nothing but smoke, either the modesty or the military zeal of the volunteers having carried them so deep into the bog that their evolutions were all, as far as the public were concerned, performed in the strictest privacy and seclusion. The comma ndant of the day was Lieutenant General Pennefather ' Lord George Paulet com manded the cavalry, and his Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief was also pre sent, but iu plain clothes, and took no part in the proceectiags of the day. Sir R. Airey and a good number of officers of rank accompanied his Royal Highness. The plea of evolutions was that the honour of the attack should be given to the men of Berke, who were to attack and obtain possession of the heights between Ascot and Aldershott. They had to assist them a battery of the Royal Horne Artillery and the whole of the 13th HUIIIIMM The defence was maintained by the sth Fusiliers and the otlasemmimenta of the line, who were to have been strengthened by the London contingent, but they, like Grouchy at Waterloo, were not up to time. The London Scottish and the St. George's gut up when the fight was at the hottest, and fired some volleys, the close regular sound of which was much appreciated by the people on the Grand Stand. The regular cavalry distinguished themselves bril liantly, although the grouud was not adapted for frequent charges, and after a few more evolutions the proceedings of the field day terminated, and ix rangemente were commenced for that only sure card atvolunteer field days, the final "march past" The people on the Grand Stand now at last an to understand, to admire, and to applaud. At first their attention was attracted by the lancers in front, who were clearing the ground, and who effected quite a series of brilliant charges against solitary little boys who would run across the course, and." dodged" the mounted dragoon in the most daring and reckless manner. Sometimes two or three soldiers would close round the juvenile gut ril* but the latter, nothing daunted, would duck in and out under the horses bellies, and break out in a fresh place, perfectly secure that his enemy, however be • might frighten, would never think seriously of hurting him. The crowd shouted sad applauded, and, after an exciting passage of arms, the guerilla would be driven to the rails, which he would clear with • bound, and by several sugges tive gestures would then intimate his opinion that a mounted dragoon was not after all so very dread fui an opponent. After this the trumpet sounded, and Genera Pennefather and his staff were seen to take their places in front of the grand stand. A cloud of dust was seen to rise on the left side of the stand, which gradually approached, and from its centre emerged one of the finest bodies of cavalry in the world—the Royal Horse Artillery. Like so many mailed statues, these perfectly disciplined soldiers took their places ' in a double line at the entrance of the course, and there waited until by slow degrees the whole ad vancing column was formed. Close behind the Horse Artillery the Human and Lancers fell in, after them the regiments of the line, and finally the volunteers, as fast ea they could be pulled to- I getber. A considerable delay occurred in the muster, through waiting for the City of London, the North Middlesex, and the Queen's West minater, none of which corps arrived until the evolutions of the field day had terminated. At last the bugles sounded the advance. It 'would be impossible to imagine anything finer than the numb of the regulars. The Royal Horse Artillery were cheered to the echo, and the Hussars and Lancers became equally popular favourites; but the climax of the public approbation was reserved fur the line regiments, whose marching was abso lute perfection. Without saying anything invidious of our citizen soldiers who followed, we must express our opinion that nothing could more lead to the making of their discipline I perfect than their being as often as possible set thus to act with regular troops, in order that the march- ing and whole deportment of the latter should serve as a standard by which they might be able to met, , sure and to perfect their own proficieney. There were numbers of Volunteers on the stand, and nobody seemed to be more struck with the differ-, euce between regular and volunteer marching„, although the latter was perhaps better than any other volunteer marching in the world. The vo lunteers, like true Englishmen, are of course anxious that everything they undertake to do should be done as well as possible, and they cannot take a better means of improving than by endeavouring to matte the regulars as strenuously as possible. After the termination of the hiug past, General Pennefather ettnimoned t ssb• • aims to the front, and aidreesed them as follows : I an excessively stinid to yea for the yea have rendered me today ltly greatest possible desire is to utilise the volutrors by weals( them is amjusetise with the regular army. I have had the pleasure of re 2.... voluuteen before ; I was sot, the ehrts. gulls far the sight which I hams sus t i e se tbose wl:7=l alf sash more mo hills Ulm previ usly o bsproollUilly. It weahl have t wry Wive the mini , g out rts as to the ooututiodsr-imehlet the state al et3ot bey to asy humble min Me, the Tabuaeran lees *Wood. sad ft be my greatest, pleasure, as it is my duty, to say that I bars LTWOMICE every reaeon to be - minded with the movements of tr day ; and it is impassible for any =a b be mere se* with the way in which the voluirseem mem so the SINN le soden, passing over a diflicult causeway mid Wait alq gUlt ground in a somber which reflected the credit on their steadiness and teeming. 1 have be= thieg to regret, that the last troops which aims down mar your grace's (the Duke of Wellisston) commuted, and Farl Grosvenor, oould not be engaged le the Ana line. Allow me to my that it often happeos that a greet part of the army is not mwed in a bible, add ie wool, Imbed, iodi ses a sad eats of Oily for the Let wan of thous, to be acenally engaged. (Laughter.) lord George Panne has &owe his good generalship in keepiug lack this reserve le the lase usomento. mi to be prepared for any ruse which Colemel Armstrong might have pnictim d upon bfia. It is impossible foe any interest t wed in a mewl mire there is a dance of loam& sad by holding back She seenve pre parations were made to meet that chance. At the mine time whilst in a military point of view these tactics showed good generalship, in a acesal and decidedly inferior light, I regret that the corps I refer to were not earlier on the monad, : 12:211 it would have shows Lord George to be a woes. than be has proved himself to be. 1 thank you rub, and wish you a very . good evelpg. The proftedinga fin ished with a gallop by the cavalry, and a complimentary farewell from the General of the day. REPORT OP THE rowsrizit COMMISSION. Mom tie 06eareer • I yeetteedse.) The report of. the Vedettes? Commisaiosers, which is looked forwird to whit so meek interest by every volunteer, is in t h e printer's bard{ sad will be distributed toxemia's I. the moms et week. The eamitisiseele liter oak*, ha ft is rthra s Zhkr •Vereste• ° time :—They propose that tie staff et 41111 reagents shall be continued as at present, and be paid out of the Br Siegal funds, Next, that every efffeeti re be eotitled te Morn • U. per annum. That is to my, that the cent officer in to be allowed that mount to be applied as he shall think ' best, but for the advantage of the corps. If it is applied for clothing, then the officer commanded e restOtted in his &eke of four colours, via, blue for artillery and essisems, sad pees, grey, or scarlet for the tides. The grey to be ia accordance with the colour selected by the Wareffioa, the loodolieratemate of meats. harbor • veto es MO eittara se that they may make the volunteers in counties es nearly Smiler se possible. The commissioners further mem. mend that seam of ten shillings per mar be allowed to al those who have passed through certain stages in steekeley Facia, and have obtained certificates of efflcieecy. The reeosueendation is one which we regard as of great • I importanos, as upon the skill is the 1181 the Mb the real Seisey of the volunteer force mainly This premium be exeellenoe of shooting will have da snla L beeeicial effect. Odleers of regiments sod murdered! • arse their lose as to practice with the view the extra ton &Mises per man. In many small orepo, al =l the whole of the men be made effective, which is sot aft possible het sew d emosiplishment, the thirty abillinsi_ era will niece to keep the corps in good workbag Without thi aid the number of men would graduraTa off. The ceastaindosers, in addition to ties Apr Ilitaga.rale i• give a further sum of four ailing, f or all volunteers living beyond five miles C hea m head.quarten, or the usual place of drill. The sum is gives with the view of assisting volunteers awed is agricultural puma% who nand afford thi s ezpouse el ndieg to the place of rendoveite ; 'and is pro for the of inducing mientrytem to doe t volunteer n ix 2o7m . , sad to carry the ride Three are, the *sepal reoomnieudationsof the oommiutiosets, sad we believe they will meet with general approval. At' present the sum voted in aid of the vehistaers dose sot moved 40,•001. per annum. Should the proposed eimeme be carried into effect the charge or upo Bo, n the country will be inermeed to about 170,000/. 1000/. NAVAL AND MILITARY. POBT/3/10(4,11, Armour 1. Yesterday morning Poe-kdmirel Sir Henry W. Broom mastered and Inspected the crew of the dllivel,l o 9 screw frigate, Captors Henry Caldwell. Q.s. IMP will some into harbour from Spethead toonocrow, to mantle and pay off. WOOLWICH, Ass= S. THE LAM CASs 01P CATJELI7.—The maa l Win. Bishop, has so far recovered from the effects of - oriel paniehment Inflicted on him by being scrubbed said and water at the garrison cell, that he has loft lbe and is Dow maned at the guard-room, until it is Mar. Wood windier he ill a 4 1 . 0 111, from ebe fforil Ave = Siergeentiujor !rehire, chief of The mffitory Oink was reduced by order of the Duke of Cesobri4e, for having caused the illegal ponidament, has been superseded by garrison Sergeant-major Osborne. OF NAVAL PRIZE MOWRY.— NAIRa is gives in Friday night'sCiarette that the distribution of the towage bounty awarded for the slave barque Laura, captured es the 9th August, 1859, by bar Majesty's ship Archer, will sentatence on Wedeseday, the 6th inst., I. the prise breach of the department of the Accountant- General of the Navy, Admiralty. Somerms-heues. The following are the snares dee to an individual in the several classes :—Flag share, 651. lls. sd. ; captain. 1551. lie. 9d. ; second class, 391. 10s. 9d. ; third elms, 311. 12s. 9d. ; fourth elms, 201. 61. 9d. fi fth alma 111. 6s. ; sixth elms. IOL 3e. sa. ; wreath edam ; 61. lria ; class , 31.7., 96 - ninth class , V. se. 2d. ; Math alms, 11. Si. 7d. TRAINING Stunt so' Bole.—The training ship Worcester opens this day far the receptiou of pupils. Fol iating the encessdal example of tam shipowners sad mer chants of the Mersey, the same influsetal class at the port of London have liberally supported the newest meet useful undertaking. The 'chalet epos with 29boys, sheet. three times the number which marked the opening of the Coaway at Liverpool. The Admiralty have placed a naval•mi ship at the disposal of the committee, sad Mr. Richard Green, whose example will doubtless be followed by other shipowners, will award six cadetship in his fillet lathe six most deserving boys who have been not ;leas this tun Teem on board the ship. The education embraces ovary metal branch besides those specially pertaining to practical sea manship. Opening under favourable auspices the good • work still bivalves outlays sad llabilitiea which will so doubt • be peaerously met by the great shipping iuterest. We an plowed to perceive that the exertions «f the honorary se. crate:y=4 Otigittator, Mr. &Wilmot, have bees se Wis. - facia* ',warded. Brow .00timmt. --Previous to the breaking up of the caw for the sepal summer vacation, on Friday la* r two very hatehiorne testimonials were presented to the Err. Dr. Ooodford. the newly•elected provost, sad the late bead muter of Eton, horn the lower master 'sod resistant mute., and from present Zionism. The testimonial from the masters consisted 'of a set of very handsome silver dishes and covers, os which was cograven the following in eFiption :—" A.D. 11162. Deno datum at hoc smut= nro probe do:toque Guido Old Ooodford, 9.T. P., Cone& Etosensis maestro isfemeatori, num de eels optima merit= Myths in mhos reredentem comma obsernintia prosequuntur mimes quitins pnefuit magi/dn." The testi. Moeda' from present Etonian consisted of an exasedingly handeome silver epergue, richly chased and ornamented, together with a silver miser. The presentation was made is Election-hell, on Thursday evening, In the presence of the Captain of the Oolleg•ers, Mr. C. J. L. I. Cameron. and the Captain of the °widens. Mr. S. F. Cleasby, together with the boys of the sixth form. The presentation was made by Mr. Cameron, Kit., the captain of the school, who is a few wards thanked the provost for the anal be had shown is promoting the welfare of the school, and begged i his meeptaace of the testimonial u a token of the esteem and gratitude which was felt by present Elegiacs towards him fir the animal services he had rendered daring the aims yeses that he had bean head master at Eton. Dr. Onedford, In acknowledgiog the testimonial, remarked that entd a tar dip petwously he had sot the slightest ides that the lidelikr• intended recognisiug his endeavours oe behalf of Eton.. Be could truly say that the nine yeas during which be bed been the heed master had been the happiest yosn of his life. This had bees mated both by the oordlel ereporation of the iumestaat samters, and by the good feet* which had characterised the boys of the mho* tied apeelity Mom amen the Milter hem gybe had. beam' mu immedimiely amdsr him. The good of Ham_ Oakum. bees the put thjeta *sr whisk he had hitherto lat‘dred. eat dwell unillsaa te.• shave. lie begged to thaie themamam hie _the Imaistais ttatimosial, thus h e i n dmadd seer camiar the ioholars of tog MAIM 11. llta. The fame. kg id the Inseriptiee es theWm al • operate t—' o , mated WA* Rm. Q. 0, tiljeadlead. Plavet t l h Eks, present Itemises. is token i t jai* *ad 14 us estelem rendered to tie Mad &mg • perlattl hena.masterehip, VIM • .r. Norm BRITOIL *LUOR,,T.—A banquet on a Wsseelea was held et ChM& et whit* po , M.T ahallallea if Se. North &Ma ltd.. Oaeoptep. podded. The atlemimme of aharahekteen of that oompsay. _the Bor d er Deka, and Border Collating was very large , aid the stmeeltee delivered were elemasetuated • by a leas of gtatabiks ea the ortmad nemems whisk his lider ramintl ielr atti ra in c= th rt e matt eh amt m a ' a Pell ii =or the ad Of the piny, the hi % al tint The el the lima e t ' t a i l Al li etlrtry le wit h rina ' play Mimed the W Ittate,*. and as Week* Oath* , wum eater tortßrie=tteeek ht the lee CW affair vas emetnatal la every vi t a& , e4 =hdeltheaa ' Ihscsatle (A w ay WA* is wilk regard be the tutare.--. mick -.Aga s.l . uft qUV a . J.,itaau 1 • ,*+ ~ : .. 4 . AIM