The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-29 00:00:00

4. 1 1t4 /4_ . ••• 1 • • 11JJ r If ir I ""'". • # AN LW :3 PAPER # 1 4 72 1L4, SSRdd Ea 5,582.] Ctiaurn Direct, calling at ILiDRAEL I C ONTHLT OOXYUNICATION by Steam from London.— lb. splendid auxiliary screw aleamer QUEEN OP TEUI SOUTH will loam Mewls (Loedoe) Docks the 19th July, sad Plymouth lHd Jul). The pemmeen pawed tree from bowies to riymooth, and embark by the Comma:Ws Moan tads. —lor turtorr informs Mu apply to BOND sad MACIELPIX. Masaging axon* 9. Hinoiaplaaa, IC. ; OItiNDLAY ea/ Bik Partiatuatit-atreet, DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKS! 3111P.—lor BYDNNY Direct to son tress the river on the nith July, contest* ftmoMk an theist Aura% to embark pamomtanin, thesPinledM trirs - bsiltlt* LA 110GIA, A 113 years . register 1.331 tons, OEN Wusa_ AMS, Commander : Wag In the last Inds Dada. This lino ship has been bola szprosoty It, the Sydney trade ; ohs has a full poop, with first-rats accommodation for cabin pamenisers. Her linen dills bets. lofty and airy, ohs offers are s &samba opportu nity for a few second cabin and tatorm e dt a t o passengers, and wilt carry 55 elortenced webs. — For terms of tor t=rpply to sous GELLAT HANILNY and SE ob a all-atrset : to Captain WILLIAM& one board : ar to DAY ITT and MOORE, No L 1113fitor-strost. Has raconstos ter Midshipmen. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACE= IP.—Yoe SYDNEY Direct (to sail from Dm firer penctimay on the 264 Awe* caning at limos* to (=bah Peoleollere 14 September), the well-krawn frbosto-lialit yttityNCA N DONNAS, A 1 for IS years. 1,374 tons natter, It SWANSON, Commander: lying In the East India Docks This ship, built erpreirdy ter the Sydney trade, hue been Stied with the greatest care and conaldcrstioa for the comfort et peaseegen : her cabins are lofty and airy. She can mom - zoodate a few intermediates, L and .115 carry ea espertenced surgeoe.—Yor Lerma ot fre igh t or to SWANSON on board to OUL.ATLAzr SE I M a r, No. 27, Loedenhallatreet or to nivrrr and MOOR; 9, DRlTand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IFATICIT Bill P.—For ADILAIDI Direct 'to lan from the river punctually on the 4th August, sank( at Plymouth on the 10th August to embark plummets), the splendid new clipper Alp CITY OF ADYLAIDIL, A 1 1! yeses, MO iOllll register, 1,500 tons buries, DAVID ItAtICZ (late of the Irene), Com. mender: lytog in the London Docks. This fine chip has been built emeemly for the Adelaide trade : she has a full poop, fitted with bade roma, and every other comfort for the accommoda tion of cabin pawl:dere Her 'Moen docks being lofty and shy, she offers Woo • desirable opportunity forapply • few second cabin and intermediate pureed's; •nd will carry an experienced sargeon.—For terms fre or ace to Captain BRITS, or ITS, au board , to D ig EVITT ht a pom nd MOORE. Y itlh tee , skeet. DEVITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKIT SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (has Jan arrived, and will bawl quick despatch), the spisodid apperaMp PKACY, • I, 919 toes registor RICHARD WIAN IC- MokE, Commander : lying In the East India Docks. This trader has • spacious and elegant poop, arid steeds an ex= r i opportunity for first-clam paesennera : has great height in the 'Own detits for the accommodation of interniediw e passengers, sad will carry a lama —Pot fret or passage apply to Om owners. Meson RICIff N sainams and Co., tit. Helena. place, iiiihopiestwatroet . or to DE ITT and M 001.14 No. 9, Mlitatutriet. flEvirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of FACILW7 8111 P.—For LAUNCIBTON Dime (ke leading fast, and will have quick despatch', the wen-known clipper AM Dt•NORLAN, A 1, register MO tar, J. IL WHITTINOHAW, Commander. lying In the West India Docks. 11ds ship boa been built expressly for the trade, and has batiste aceornmoda- Mon for chief cabin passengen.—For forma of freight or purge apply to the owner, Yr.] B. WALKER, ILa, et. Helon'oplam Of to DEVITT and ROOM 9. 1111104zotrost. Will be followed by the beautiful new clipper Fugitive. DEVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET Nil P. —For lAVSCIIITON Meet (has a rest Part of kw carp award , and wIU bars quick • espat‘b . the beautiful oew clipper F Gni TR, AI 10 years, 470 tons restster, W. B. HARWOOD, Commander West India Hooka Thl. Oa ship Asa Just been balk by Mews. W. Pile, Hay, sad Co., of sankrland, ezpreeely for the trade. sad baa Orel-ratell=w:io dation fora few chief cabin ?or tem. of Wight or passage apply to the owner, 5 r. T. R. WALKER.. 15A, SI Helen's. place. or to DEVITT sad MOOED 9, I)illiterstreet. Will be followed by the well-known clipper Ilabella Brown. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACILET SHIP.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct he. W greater portion of her cargo esgs;a r a r d will wort with very ry quick despatch% the fastea ll ing tie MAYFLOWRR, A I. 812 teas o.nt.. 202 sena n.n.a.. C. J. Y. Comeander ; London Docks. This smart vowel Is atatinitly a , apted the trade, sad from her known sailing qualities Is the bad oppor leaky tor reason goods now offering.—lor terns of freight or apply to Henri HUGHES and BROWSE. No. ES, Etat bers ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billlter-street. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUPfI& PACIMS for AUSTLUIA troy Look* direct Port . Wily. /Woof I William Cole .. Melbourne , Gul,leo City... Queer La d Piny Sou. ... Toenails. Dock& 1 To MU. 1,000 I. 'no% July 10 2,500 i ladla July 15 3,1100 IL India July 13 The celebrated Una of packets ham. by their yeadnallty and mold wawa. sensed a world-known roginlatket, and Mob per craps accommodation to unsurpassed by any vessels afloat —For all particulars respectiag trilled or primps le Australia apply to UNION SAINTS and Co., Liverpool ; all Amta for the Black ead T. IL MACKAY and Cm. I. leedeakalletmet. N.Z., by Willis's Hee, established IN. to raft on 14th July.~ the celebrated ex-Royal man Meer 811 p BRlTlill TRIDENT. 3.0(0 tem. imellni In the Fast India Dock. This soleodid 'hip, which Is [around* knows to the Australian trade as one of the fastest afloat. having made the purge from Liverpool to Melbourne la 78 days. has unri valled accommodation for all dimmest:l peemogers. Her mop- Seent Saloon and State Rooms are fitted and furnished la the most esparto, style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mall Steamers. She cantle a beautiful plum. and apparatus to, diatilUng fresh water for use of all on board. The 'Wean decks are lofty and we 11.% entilated. and every arrangement for the comfort and cons valence of second and tided ca si passen gers, will be wader the insperilon of the sweetmeat officers.— Apply to ORRIN, ROBINSON. and Co.. lest Leadenhall-eareet. LC. STEAM TO X%W YORE. TLIVIRPOOL, _lll'W YORK, and EI PHILLOMPHIA SMAX-MM 001IMIL2f ustaad gadching their talkipporarad Cldio.l has Screw Sidanz-iinige, dairying She Caned Pintos am.. • ribiauvziloor 101 XZW YORK. ETNA, Wednesday, Jane 28. ED I NBC vac Wednesday, July & CITY OF CORK, Saturday, July 9. And every Wednesday, and every armor Saturday. Oalda panags by re mlfl Weenier, Negri wary Modweelay, 18, IT, and 11 sersea, according to re sooommodation. Cara by Satariars siessors. 111 arras. Forward pampa 8 Including an provider oared. Taeasanses ler Card& the United stag.., and Sera Crumb* booked Kerr oa nary %dynamos's barer .—For further wale:rare souls to IFTLIJA3I INMAN IL Watonearset. Tramped; or to RIFFS rd MACEY. 61. Lir WlMersariet at,. nUNARD LINE.-BRITISH and NORTH NJ AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL ET1111144111111, appolote4 by the Admiralty to reE between LiVIRPOOL rad NEW YORK, lad between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Beam Alps really at Hadar to lead and receive pews sad =aft The tot taring or other weenie are awaited to anti treak Liverpool. °Milo( at Cork to ~Nye the mai: - 'AUSTRALASIAN. for NEW YOWL Baturday, July 2. • Taking passengers and roods foe Iguana and Havana, to Do transferred at New York subject to the permission of the inite4 States autborttki on board the R. M.S.& Corsica. - 13 . RoPA. tot DinITON. hatunlay,ly, 9. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Bsturday. July 16. Farago 'now), including stonardh foe and let Irltkost wince or liquors .—To Banat snd Boston, chiefcobra, LS ; second eaten, tl6. To Nov York. chief reds, tht • wont cabin, Alt Freight to Dallis; Boehm and Nov York, Si per Via and S par cent ytoJ. B. load. Old Moadetrort. London • r i tr a earria, —A tivre, and 11. MOO de la Moans, Porto . O. on" .1 BUMS, Buichnewireet, Memo.. 11. and C. Ile-liar, Questiatouni , or D. and C. Alaclrer, It Wider *let. Liverpool. DHILLIPPS, GRAVIS, PIEULLUTS, and C. despatch tea nadennentlooml eves-elms stamen : inr IIOrTIFRDAM, the BATAVIRI, every famday asserdeg, 1 "wo Umailage Mee, as 10 a.m., cease se Merkantil tee pas senger. at II am. /arm It 5t.. 41 10a, aad ITa It 3 sad the VYIN , NAM every Thursday isonalse early has et Ye Tower. Tars CI. _ _ F 7O iitTBLN, neutral vase* ander Reed= P ot. The ADLIZ. 110 W r, or SCHWA LB& every Iltureday Oerat ma (weather per at 8 L. Bola Honolyttown, and tram Blackwell at le a.m. Farr* LY, Ll, tad 10e. lot CKYI - 111LNBUBO. the LONDON, shoat Jab , 1, from lersdydown. Fares. LS la., 1.3 To be tol/owed ittimptsraa VASA. . . foe tWiiit7paaaage7&e.. aPply at akaptta's Tit Peen& Moe, //pat-circus. or to PLEILLLITII, OZAVIL PHILLIPP 4 mad Co., IL tood•laat. LC. IREE-HlVES.—Prize Medal and Honourable Reecho awarded to G. N. and See; lorßeehaves end Haney Mt the ',lons Mlbitinrs.—NZloßßOUßl 1111 0 11.014 RD COT TAI.E b Yr..N UCH, as o ally Introdoeed by George Neigh bour and sow. with all theTeceat impromuessibu dim Snow. sad thermometer, price Ws, securely packed far the country. *will important Deeeithe are Introduced this ~en lads'. ing the Mo.... Mary Straw and Beroad. house Hi, bolos UM ad., 4 c —Address, 0170114914 NEIGHBOUR mad 50,15. 151. Hsi Belb.mi, or 149, Bogest-stmet. Colon. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has bow, during tereoly4bre yams, emphatically Irma "lard by the medical profession. and universally sampled by the public. as the best remedy for acidity of the stemsch, boort barn. hetnischs, goat. sod Indigestion sad as • mild Itierldrill for drieste omistitutions, more espsclagy fat ladies mid arm It to prepared. In a state of perfect fmaity ..d of nolfcria strength. by DINNEFOID sad Co.. 1 ?.w Bood•treet, Loa deo and meld by an respecsahle throseical lM .0144 CRNS, BUNIONS. and DETECTIVI: TOZ °N AILS LITII.ACTID sad CUP= In ow mallet*. witheat dales or the lead pan, by Mr. RINMALII, AA, Settellt-aliNgt• Ladies Welded by Mrs. 'Lauda U preferred- Terns. is. OA ts `4.. dr Seeded] bag testbnodals fres the Royal lleally 40.4 4: 4 leturh stay be doh with thooduids .I ethers. tram an ai Si. kulerloes , similar to the fellers lity—lrreat the ker. tat Led Awe* of Leaden :—" Yr. lthedall hes rairti asawr runs ea my feet *Went sides sal Paid.' — ' . en Alexander LS, at. lesesh-place, has had tyre lathe liw ar sad a turn attracted boss his fest by Yr. Itaidell, sad OW Aro* 1 • 00 1111/1141.4 Ifs: Timmons. Ilk itagisileirlet glasamimi. THE LIVERPOOL an d LOND ON FIRE and LIVE INIIIIILANCII COMPANY. Established 16 1881. oMaas —l, Dale-street I tramool : 10 and M. P 0 1 11 . 1,1191011 AC, P Of Tmi OOMPAN 1 81a4:5 1160. Tsar. Ara Premiums. Ws Prvedvana. Invastad Pa.& 1851 £54,305 £17.157 £105.116 1856 £121379 atm 1121.681 1851 L 9110,110 /136 976 11,811,906 1688 Limner £143,050 £ 1 . 5 01.116 or before Fire pendia I falling duo a* 111damanbar salad be resswed an .1 14 MINTON IOULT. SaanAtim ao Ow Caps . JOHN ATKIN& lAakMoll 84creias7. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. NOTICE.—MIDSUMMIIt RENEWAL& Iteductica cd Duty. —lemmata oa Stock, Xachluery, Mar dla, and Antares in its& are lakes at the reduced duty. • bonus et three-itrthe af the prolate periodically aegis to parties inearing. who have thus, tam tiros to tine, received sant anseenting in the sigr4 e tt is o teso,ooo ; and the Society sow bolds large reserve to a future Donna The rates or premien an ao car higher than three charged by the other principal oases madam no returns to their in -11181411% — Tit - a — boxlneu of lb. Company exceeds £70,000,000. The duty paid to government for the year 1961 vraar,B6,ote, and lb. amount Insured as farming dock. 1t10,088.01t For prospectuses apply M the Iloctety's lama. thirrereireat, Norwich : and 29, Tort-atraet. LC. ST. LICONAMYS-ON-81A.-81:11381I HOTEL. wurn ON APPLICATION. O. GIOVANILYI (late of lelkastair!, PROPENTOR. T881:71 of £3OO 000 MORTGAGE REBER- Wile the CITY 0111015 COUPLET ;Unshed), ennual by Mortgage, babe a Mt damp ern Cfty of Laotian Inme nod Is* Leasehold Prop** : end Me duo Payment of both principal and interest guaranteed by the Credit Yonder ;Limited), and dba endit Id °WIWI addditdd'• DOSWOU OP TO CM craws, ooIIPAST uxuso). H. T. L. Adley,tileaus Arany and Ca.), Thomas Dahlia Esq. (ALMrman; Abakarehdans. Charles BM, Eaq., Lleydra James Lorick Eq., Kiregs Arms-yard. Loude Edward Wnterione, Esq. (Kowa llsatarrnan. Peters and Co.), n. Edward Warms, Esq., 111. P. 1. G. Weetmorhood. linq M. Joyce end Co Loudon. The Bight Hoe. James Smart Wortley. Loudon. Banns/a--The Agra and Meaterman's Bank ,Lindted,, ►Eisholao lane, KC. SOLICITORS. Meows. Hughes, Westerman. and Co.. Backlerobory. Masora Edwards sad Ca WearninaMe. Mean. Newbon. Evans. Ca, Co., Nicholas-lens, E.C. mamma Wean lanretoe, Son. and Pearce. Lothbury. E.C. blew, Fie ld, Sou, and Weed, B, Wornford-coert, Thregmerton. street. LC. planar& ltobins and Barber, Threadneedle-street, E.C. SLOkISAIT-0. W. i•aira. 11101 , 0611. AND =NU Of CUM The Credit lender (Limited), be esejnoctioa with the Credit hlobiner ;Limited), are rammed en behalf of and as tisancial egrets for the City Mae Company ;Wilted', to receive subway lions for 000,000 of Mortises Debentures at per, issued by the City Otkee Compney (Waited% In sums of £lOO. £OOO, £3OO. or CI ,001*. bearing Interest at 5 per cent. per annum ter eve year,: It the expiration of width term the &bantams will be paid of at par. The terms ate: 20 per cent on subscribing, 20 „ on Id Aen - tat. The whole amount may 20 „ on Ist Sept, Or be paid at the time of 20 „ on let Nov.. autecribing. 20 „ on Ist Jan„ 1800. LlOO :rota The tankers are instructed to decl es ell further subscriptions when the nos of £5.,0,000 bee been subscribed. Interest at It per met. per amuse will be allowed on each in efahnent from the date of payment thereof, but the whole amount of each debenture may be paid op on subscribing. and in that case interest on the tall anoint of the denature will commence from that date. Instalments eat duly paid will reader previous payments liable to forfeiture. Pennine osettlicates will be issued until the last Instalment be paid, wine the deben torte will ha d•re In exchange for such certificate' : where. however, the debentures have Mee paid In fail at once on sub scribing they will be delivered Immediately. 1117TRIST 1171111 . 1111211ILPATA8LL Warrants or COtpons Wrth;litasrhetl;lllVatiached to each debenture. payable quarterly. via, ea let October. bit Jaauary, yK Apre. sad Ist July In each year. ma coupes will be pay able at the Agra and glaatarmais Beak (Limited., Nicholas-lane. lIICCIIITT. Ay the specific terms of those Debentures they will be a first charge on the •bule of the undermentioned properties of the Company, the Company reserving to themselves tall posers of leasing and management In such manner as they may think beneficial - 1. The Free&id Premises. th LS& St Ciseseitlelone. Lombard-Arse% with Nos. 9, le, sod H. hi Neer hsedwourt, sod $. 4. oad 6. Church court . wholo irLU form s magothcent 2: - TieTre - 1( - 11101•12 Leasehold block of New Offices. situated 27. Leaden/all-.treat, mid extending back to thniestreetetinars ; It has been erected enthin the last three years, Omen the designs of John Whkhcord, req., sad contain. 120 first-elan Mbyte. with. shops . has lineproof corridors end Moth steiramse, sad posterns the moat modern Improvements. The items Is for 94 years. at a ground rent .1 CM per animus. 3. The handsome Wilkes erected within the last wen years, Wow designs by John Barrett, /sq., architect. for Mesas. John Carl and lona, and situated 17 and 16 Canthill, directly thpouSte the Bask of Engles& The.. premises are leasehold, held for 00 years, at a ground rent of GOO per saunas 4. The new mid substantial block of cams, situated No. 63, Great Tower-street near Merk.lane, erected within the lass three years. asid built In the mat anbatuatial manner. It is freehold, and contains 65 offices besides vaults. 9. Is ow of the largest ethics In the City, and Is situate In Bisboixiiateelrest Within, opposite St Beasub-place, and In the centre edjoine Gresham-hours . this property, when covered, will compete, the largest and most oonvetheatly arranged oflices In the City. It I. Ismehold for 99 years, at a ground rent of £4.000 per annum. 6. The Freehokiwthaerty adjelniag the above preyed, In Bishopiestestreet Yllllll Op SECURITIES The whole of the properties, Nos 1 , 6, 3,4, and 6, be fore-mentioned, have been by the City Otboss threp (Usaitedfor the gm of 1366 In addition to an w y hich they ' have since &Nuked No. 6 ,000 (and some ether Interestel, my !screamed value by an estimated math, for new buildings in course et erection on sites Nos. 1. 6 and 6, and alterations to No 3 L 487.000 to whin h add for addiliosaleostiaseat outlay, soy.. 11.000 wafter a tow of £Boo,ooo DIOONE UP PNVZIMII ►POP UCCITUS _ Of this artm -- I,3oo.7oFilaTir.i.l.;;i'in be i.e — ed oe mortgage debentures. the remain*: 2200,Me being provided by the Oty Onices Company mate share capital. The whole of Übe properties an adapted. and let or to he let, for niervestfls sad hankies °dices. &c.. and the gross Weems, in eluding the rentaho of theatre Wally is eon's. of erecting. is estimated at A6A,000 per anal. Deduct for voted mete and Making hug 'on the kmriml portior, lesurance, do.. say 13,1106 losirleg 1114,000 per soma Available es eeserlty for the Interest re• putrid en the £300,100 debentures to be toned ; the enema et Interest so required at 6 pee coat Is 16.000 „ Leaving a surplus looms available to► divi dend on the LlOO,OOO share capital of L. 11,0011 OVAILIITTI OF CAPITAL AND DM/1M In addition to the abovibineatioeed properties. and this maple surplus, both to value and Income, and the covenant order seal In each debenture by the City Mors Company ;Timited., to duly pay both principal and interest 'which covenant It micured d tas Ism uncalled capital), the punctual payment of there tees will be further sieved by the guarantee of the Credit Fonder Limited', and also of the Credit blobiller 'Limited), endorsed ander their corporate seals on tech debenture. These Debentures will be transferable fn the WOO maser as seaway debentures by simple transfer form: - _ ISICUOTT 00WrititT1111 AT AST MR Mfg viii doubtless be appreciated by those who. whilst swa in, a tint darkness hirestmest. free from risk er irbinq. me still Matrons of barium their capital many couvertible in case of seed, and with a view to make them ens available for tem porary as well M pensialleUt isvestmesta. application will be made to the Stock Ittehaasse for their quotation in the official lIVIIIIII3T Ot 1111:MLITIM. TM total gusreetes to the Wheeler* holders of this lout will be as follows, eta : Freehold sod leasehold properties £600.003 The Ctty Odder Company (Limited., =railed capital The Credit Fonder 'Limited capital TM Credit Yobiber I.letited), capital Total Thus making thee, debentures as entirely unexceptionable security. and whilst colonial and foreign tavestroents are abun dant enough, a well ',mitred S per cent. English lavesteoeut very scarce . such a security. It Is believed, is now offered, and a• such Is specially adapted for trustees. bankers, insurance companies, mercantile and private investors. Forms of application are attached hereto, and may he had at the °Mai of the Credit Fonder ahnitert, and the Credit Stobiller 00, lomberd•street, and of the City Offices Company t Limited), 70, Coattail!. also of the bankers, solicitors, and brokers. London, Slit Jame, IN/ CITY OTTICISI MORTGAGE DIOSVITCRES. POSY Or MIPSJaATIOg. To the Direct an of the City Nikes Oempsay ILleited). H e els ( paid to the Agnes Masiersiee's Bask (liesited) the stun g g 0 per east. on g In value of Mortgage Debentemes of TM City Pikes °° da=ted). aeon terms of the prospect= attached Ittan . to. 9l 9 hereby =bacilli* for and sees= ewe debeeturea and agree to pay the farther hretahneste as they respectively become dr. I see, Sir. your obedient =mat. Sigsatur• Name la full Address Date I request the assonat may be =sae out Is debesiettel of emelt No. gilllUtie 'wart To be retained by Annetta., after ilse beteg signed bg Beeifere Itessieet AS Mlles= of the of The Sty OM•es Gompasy ( ledled). Mortis= Debases= Aseselet. Sae ea= of bdag the ease= required en subserlpties far it at tbe CMy OM. ltarleci Daisetares. at Ur Agra sod Ilissisrma'sllsok. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1904. TILE CREDIT FOetNCIER (Limited), 80, lembardreet. EC. apital. 1 1.008,011 e. to OA sh P ame of 4114 each. liateerlbed Caplet& &MAR I. le 000 shares. D1R107013. mumem—ra Rigid Ho.. JA KIS STUART WORTLEY. DaterY-Celanut4g—JAKEB UNICE, Es. The Kea. T. O.Halberts. id.P. Adolphe Hakim, Edward Warner, Es., Zr. Henry Arenall, 7 . Y. Alasader lausher. Eeg. Jolla Weelsnerlemt, Charles Eats, hey. Charts Z. Nubs, Zee. MABAIMIL—AIbert Omni, Rag. 14111114. Itegars. Histermas Peters. Mitred, and Ce. Bank et Leedom. This 7 adrenals sassy ea the deposit of THU Deeda a Freehold er Lesseheld Property I. Onset MSS. with or SUNS regular swam& Guarantees Titles or aseerities. and. as stank nellotinlat 1011138 os mortgage for long or short ported' : also &metres ONLY, at PERIO D i e on depedt Z. DS *anal rats to he 'greed apea. ter FIZ Commanications to be addremeid to the ALMt a rA) a r Timpei. PosnAary. npry 110, Logaberd4lnst. LC. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), 80 Loinhard.street. Z.C. Capital 111,000,006, in 90,000 shares of tBO me& Salsorthed capital teoo,ooll, lu 10,1100 eWa D 137010111. miemime—Tbe Right Hoo. JARRS SMART WORTLZY . Tb 6 Ilea. T. C. Itelibormo, IL.P, Bdward Warrior, log., Alszanger Dunbar, Req. Cbeelesa... =e Hakim !towheeeq. James Ravi 1 23 JCL Westmerhand, Ism ltananam—Albert Gran% ins. DARIPML Weems. Mastermam d 4 ad Cs Mgran. Soak tin% *44 mo t * ril 3m. Lawso- ~ London. n* Oscapeny to prepared to negollabt Government and MGM dpal Loam, sad to all in carrying Oct emeamiona To mete advances on eppecood esouritisa To elect the purchase sod male of 16•1114 Meeks, de., and to transact financial nosiness generally. Alm to receive mossy on deposit for BIM , OR EXTIERDLD TRRIODS 00 terms to M agreed Wu. Ccounonicatlona W be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Oleos, VS, Lcasbartotrest, Louden, RC. TEE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited). lenorporated under the Compeadee Ad, 1883. DepoTtYour Million'. in 80,000 Mune of LSO each. l applicatton. 11 per share. sad LA on allotment Tarter oath srth not exceed A 6 per SWIM =fide at Intends of not less than three mouths, and will extend over a period of three jail It Is eallinaled that not more Ora ten4bh•ds of the total capitol will be repaired to be called up. ABIANAK DARBY, Rim., Ebbw Vale Park, Monmouthshire, ChalTllllB and Yemeni Director. AnyttßOßLNOttii, Bay., Berktoimpstead and London, Deputy Chairman. Francis Tothm, BrlstoL /oho Platt. Vey., Oldham. O. A. &wenn, Yaw, M.P., Leads. James Aspinall Turner, Ifsq., If. P., Manchester. B Norm Om**, Esq., I, Cliftosi-plant, By da.park. London. Charles King Anderson, Esq.. GS, Old Broadmreet, London. Ramis& —The Bank of England. and its several branches at Maschinter,Binalngham IJtsrpool, Bristol, Leeds. Newcastle, Bull, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Leicester. 110Mmtutut —Messrs. PraMlaids and Newnan, London. IMORgas.—Memrs. Joahus Hutchinson and Bon, London. AVIATORS. David Chadwick, Xp. Mean Chadwick, Adainaon, 11.1Cenna. and Co.), 17, Great Westminster. Jobe Youag, (Yews. ColerUn, rammed, Youngs, sad Cod. Tokenhouse.yard. City. Ogees (pro tam.)-17, Great George-street, Westminster: and 7. Laurence Pountney-hill, City. The Company Is formed for the parpeee of earning into effect an agreement made tor tits parebese et the undermenUoned coal, iron, and other works, which have for a long time been earned on with very astistectory results by private Individuals, and are capable of considerable espaasion with meetly increased profit.. . . • Tbeproperties and works bare been purchased on rery favour able terse'. on valoatimm made by eminent naming engineers. The works consist of : 1. The kbbw Vale Collieries and Iron-works. 2. The Slrhowy Collieries and Iron-works. The Victoria Collieries and Iron-works. 4. The Abersycban Coillesies and Ironworks. 6. The Pontypool Collieries and Iron and Tin-plate Works. 6. The Aberearn Colbert 's and the Chapel Pam &tabu 7. Wharves and landing stages at Newport. AU in the county' of Monmouth. S. Hematite Won and coal 'sleeps or royalties to the Forest of Dean, la the county of Gloucester. fl. The Brewton time Carbonate of Iron or Spathes' Minas, in the roanty of dormant. Acrd the Estates eoloptioa : 34.54 acres of Freehold Laud and Mine.. 7,215 acres of Learehold Mines, and aareementa for kolas haying upwards of 90 years arreoptred. 0,131 acres of Leasehold Mines. having boa to 50 years unexptred. . . TOOcres of Mines to the invent of Dew bald seder a Crow. Leese. rewind:As in perpetuity for periods of II years. About p nailer In length. or about 3,000 eerie, on the course of the Spethore iron Ore veins, in Somereetehire, under kases for about 60 years unexpired . The Leasehold Coal sad feminine Royalties are held on very moderate terms. Theorize upward' ef RON houses sad cottager on the free hold and leasehold estates.. The rentals trom land, tams, and haws, amount to about 414,000 a /ear, • The . • ailord employment to more titan 15,000 persona, representing a population of 60,000 people. Schools for the accommodation of 2.200 children and a me chanieg Militate have been erected upon the estates nom are g 3 blast 1 urnsces, of which 16 are in operation at the present time, three being cold blast. The present annual produce of the various collieries I. 860,000 tons of coal ; and this quantity can, with a consparntively small outlay, be increased to le million tons anomaly. Tim produce of Iron Moue is 200,040 ton. annually, which can be Increased to 150,000 . tons. -.--- — The I:onlooking cords ors them proportion are of a inmertor quality. true from relpnur, and seismal/ adapted ter the manufacture of the best clam of iron or steel The t manual yield from the furnaces is oboes 130,800 tom pig iron. inclnlion 11,000 tons of Pontypool cold blast, but the wronger:nein, are adapted for the prodneldort of 180,000 tom. About 90,000 tom of rails and lobbed boa aro sold sa -1 Dually, which can be ineremed is 120,000 torn with the present I a PPH,S 6.- . . • -. Li the properties an very favourably placed faregard to situation of work. and facilities of transport. The coal and tresaleue Woes, which are now drained and petered, will wryly the present consumption, without any material thereon of deed charges or outlay of capital. for upwards of 50 yeses : and with a mall talky will yield a further supply of 100.000 tons of coal per thous, for houaeho'd and steam purposes. for • like perked. The Hematite iron ore and coal properties held In the Forest of Dean, will shortly be opened, sad placed in direct columned ' canoe by railway with the VILTIOUS Iron works—the distancee betwees which and the place of production will be from 26 to 4! miles only: whilst this class of ore Is now carried to the welts 360 mine by water, and 30 miles by rail. The Forest of Dean ore contains from 36 to 42 parent. of Tres, sod is well known for Its superior quality over other Hematite ores for the manufacture of the best iron and steel. It is 'MI - that, when feUy opened. the Mire now held by the Com pany will produce 100,000 toes annually for 50 years. The very estendve and valuable glues of Postbag) Iron Ore, In Remerestekire. beiceastag exclusively to the Company, are the only =lees of their kind now being warted In Greet Britain excepting the small veins found in the Durham Lead Mines). hets those lithe. are fatly developed, the work. of the Con. pay will poems ads-enrages pester than say other works, is the supply of this meet valuable material for the manufacture of the beet quality of iron and steel. And the clot of producing Bp6egedeisse (Orkin) with this ore, will not screed half the present cent of splegetelsen delivered In Ragland from Germany, which country furnishes nearly the who** of the supply required for the present coniumpt on. The directors have agreed for • licesm for the manufacture of steel thy the Bessemer process, which from the peculiar re seeress the. possess, they will be enabled to produce in very large quantities and at • price that. In comparison with other works, will Insure to them the Olen advantages in the manufac ture of steel rails as the Elibw Vale Company have so long en . piped Is rennet of iron rails. The stocks of material and finished iron will be taken at the cost-price, as entered In the books at the last stocktaking, In eg=ber, 1P63, and are to be paid for within six months. costracts on hand. which are large. sod .4 remunerative prices, will be trantferred to the new Company. Mr. Abraham Darby, the principal proprietor and managing partner of the whole of the concern* oomprieed in the present purchase, will undertake the duties of Chairman of the Board. and has consented to art as Managing Director for • perlo.l of five years, thereby securing to the new Company the benefit of hi. long practical experience in he management of the works. Mr. Joseph Robinson, also a proprietor in ill the shove con cerns, and who for many years, as the Condos partner. has had the principal mann :ruin rat of their commercial operations, will, under the direction of the Board, conduct the bushes 01 the Company, as heretofore. Fern certified reports on the profits of the ninon, works, es • tinseling over a cousideraide period, and from a due consideration of the advantages premed by the Comperiy, the Directors feel Justified In anticipating that the I dividends will be such as to give illUatilettGLl to the shareholders The vendors will subscribe for shares in the Company to the extent of half a million sterling. Three hundred thousand pounds of the parches* money will be paid within two months. and the remainder by de equal half yearly instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. p.id, No promotion money or other shellac payment 'RI be made. _ Forms of application for shares may he obtained it the Beak of lithiciasd and its several 'trenches ; frees the beakers. or hem the undersigned, by whom any farther Iniaresailan required will be tarnished CHADWICK. ADAMSON, WEINNA, mad CO., No lanai/ Ages* 27, Grail George-street, Weal=ladar, sad ea, Crowatreet, Mau- THE EBBW TALI COMPANY (Liesßed). Capital &COMM% Is NAM darn et. 41.0 each. FOIJI or Ain.ucartos FOR Or SKARN,. No. • To the Directors of " The libbw ValoCasayody (I.lnitted,.. per Marrs. Chadwick. Adam's's. DUMOssa. sad Co.. Ylisanctal Aglaia. IN, Great George-drool, Westatairr, and fis, Crow streak Manchester. Oeulfrossu—Hautng paid • down of Al jar share, I beg to imWs for shores of ft 4 sods. is 1M proposed " alms Vale Company fLhalted)." and I hereby agree to become a share Wisteria that Onnfrany, subjoct to Ita Masao. rogulatifisak tad, to scoot such shares, or any less number that may be allattad, to ins,-1 so, patlonswa, your obedient servant, Name is full - Addresa la fun Profssakia or iseesquition Date , H ORSE SHOW.-AGRICULTIJILLITHiLLT Loudon. OPENING DAY and PUBLIC JUDGING, NM DAY, IA July, at 10 ma. atlenlialoa, Balt-arCrowa. HORSE SHOW.—Admiftion, on SATURDAY, at 9 atm., Halts-Crown. HORSE SHOW.— A PARADE of PRIZE BOMB WHY AMMON. H ORSE SHOW.—Bach Class will beExhibited he the Tamed Zieg ones . des. HORSE SHOW.-FORTY THOROUGH BRED STALLION& HORSE SHOW.-TWENTY ROADSTER ATALLIONS. HORSE SHOW.-BITTY-NINE HUNTERS, in Three Classes. HORSE SHOW.—THIRTY-FIVE WElGHT cAsarnro COM. HOUSE SHOW.—NINETY PONIES, in Three Climes. UORSZ 8110 W. -ARAM, BARBS, TURKS, AA CILLIAMIL LLCMS. erArs CLAJULGII HOBBES, de. HORSE SdOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON.—Admisele% MONDAY, TUZSDAY. and WIDNEISDAY. Joky a, 6, and I, Ow Milian. HORSE SHOW, A.GRICULTURAL HALL, LONDO:S.-901.ta to be had to the Orebeetra to View the iodates sad Dail, Parade, at Oae Sbillurg —By order, ItIDNIT, Secretary. THE OXFORD.--BILECTIONB from FAUST, LA FORZA DM. DZOLLNO, Ea Bello ls Masebera. and the Two Clenttemea at Verona, by the whole ot the talented remnant. Director: Yr. P. JONORMANS. Comedy by tneworth. Eugene, W. Randall. W. burble, and Wimp :telly Power, the celebrated javealle centedleeme. ZVI/AY rriuusu. THE GENERAL FINANCLLL and ESTATE I.OECOY COILTOLATION adenitedk Capital, 41000004 he 10.000 shares of 410 each. With power to Lemma Al par share to be paid cm allotment. Incorporated ands Compaales act. Ihte," wit= the liability of the diereholden is limited to the amount ea bed. Caumeas.—Ceptain Itameowd, R.N.. The Mal, atiewlek,S. W. lisintam—Loodoa and Westsniaeter, Lothbary. LC. tuniros—Stadity L Bennett. Este (Memos BetUtett awl (leaked), 31, Nicholas-lane, LC. Baocami—lfeeers. Shorter and nap. to. Birchin.lane, LC. souarou—]Wars. Reward. Dollman. and Lowther, la. Ten. church-street, LC. daazrAir—Fmets L Spry Km. Temporary Oakes -.103, Grieharaiosee, LC. ABBIDOID PROSPICTUD This Corroraden bag been formed for the purpose of aniting the ordinary budgie's of • finance Oeapny with that of as mpa Estate Agency-4 want not yet supplied by any of the adding conies. The bumbler et the Corporetion wiD *monist of two distioct breaches, via. itneacial trensectloss sod estate, agency business, sad to compesent representatives will be appointed la the pried :id wns. The Mancini Department will caught of advancing money on real and personal estate, whether Intended for sale or otherwise, and on such other securities es the Directors may approve. The Corporation will act also as agents between mortgagees, and will negotiate subecriptiess or loans = i d= and ie u fanderinkfrias. the bona ads. of which will be strictly hives before they are submitted to the public. The Agency Deportment will embrace valuations: the purchase and ode of entaisis, leads, end bows: the manses ment of estates, and the carrying out of drainage. and other or seta's) insrevemeete ; deo - the gales d agricultural produce, farming Mock, end every description of properties, by private contract end public surdas ; and it is intended to bold periodi cal mired freehold and leasehold pro pert ies. Several loczative transaction@ have already been seemed by the Corporation ; and although the Directors cowl fer the present nominal capital ample for all immediate p wer has been taken to increase the dune should It be deemed desirable. Brythe articles of association (which Be for Inspection at the temporary Maces of the Ossepeay) each director Ss re (pared to bold 100 0011110 , sod more thaa t.OOO shares hare already been subscribed for by the directors and their friends. Prospectuses sad forme of applications for share, may be ob talaed from the Bankers. Woken, and Auditors. or at the Tem porary More of the Campy. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AGENCY OORPOSATION (U .d'. The Directors an sow prepared to reedy* a PPLICATTONS trona Established Estate Agents in the oonntrY to Ain ao Fogs** sentatives for the Corporation. —By order of the Board, Y. SPEY, Secretary. NOTICE. —The GENERAL FINANCIAL and ZSTATI AGI`I O Y CORPORATION (Usenetll.—The SHARI LIST o/ this Corporation ortil be CLOW on the 30th instant fee town spaillatiloo, and ea the tnit July kir country applicationn—By order al Us* lioaid, Y. SPRY, Secretary. FOX SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, la ed. per bottle. ILLICCTIO.PLATING SILVIO. la, Estsbliehed more than 20 yearn ter rendering old gilt trams and worn.off plated artleles am by • Motile appllcatioe. PDX SISITH. eel, Strand, W.C. ; Deane, London bridge Bar elay„larringdowettl; Amkbe, Sono Dew ; Cliazaberial; Paiiiliipoe; Sawn 160, odirid4riet ; Naas. Rampage. W . BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Wrestles, se admirably contrived that a tell butt, as well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted en It without labour or trouble. Its artists is so impalpable that the godhead of to. most limpid hold by so yeast Nifty can be disturbed. Pries 9s, 125., 145., to salt 44, V, and U spike arks BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. Ire more Sat beer or sear ran Moe re. ed to, eleetrepiated. Ss—apply direst to JAM= tillltigar, patentee, 14, Meg Millismetreet, Mansiongsseen see that Ns name and adihves are es ever, &Mobs: all Pheasant spurious mindless. Zippering' pails Znehtlehed LIML REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOM& ADDISON and LUCAS, Waded Laatnuaat Makers to Ur Mattoty, 211. ItILGENT4ITRILLT, MOLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 16s„ 215., to Vs.. St stamp. LI 11.. ed. to IS MI Adage, LI Oa. to Et ISa. ad malt, Caro Iseladed. ADDIION and LIJOAA 130. IROZNZITISENT, w. CONCERTLNA&-48 Keys, Double Action, Lt ission, Oldness ADDISON and LUCAS, Mk ILISOKNT-STIM. W. D RUMS. --Bide, 255. to £4 10.. each ; Baas, to is to II !Finest, ACJIBOI ADA LUCAS. ll* 1.161NT4111M, W. PLUTES.—Boehnee Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. Is handsome 'mahogany er rosewood mac Ls le., LI2 Its., and Zia Ile.. ditto. Merlin 'Dyer. IS seines& These lutes are pronounced by Mr. B. Welk, the maincot rinser. to be the best cyllader Bute with 44 argon of ng. Coni cs!, L 2 Et to 44 Os. ADDISON sod LUCY'. ISNOZPIT-111111/T, W. GUITARS. —The beet Models, from £2 21. to tt luir seek ADDLSON sad LC xlO. W. H LRMONIII MS, from £6 6e. to 60 guineas. Prim lists free per post. ADDIION sad LUCAS, 210, ILICIINT-STIZIT, W. VOCAL HORN, highly tinished,£B 88., in ease. This Is tepecially recommended to amateurs and pro- fessors as a beastititi drawing-room Instrument. Being In C, soup with pianoforte aceompaniment can be played is pub- Belted toe the robs without Unimposing or the sae of crooks. The tone is • combination of the French and tenor born*, and is produced without effort. Mr. C. Harper attends by appoint :slut to glee instructfocs . sTon this ingrament. mad Luc.A4. no. Asommerrsisr. W. MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicola—For Table-- tear tune, 4 planter : Ni tines, 0 prom : eight tura $ Ware . twelve tuna. II curer Overture Boar front It to 30 gamer Pocket Boxes tar, tura 1 guises : three Mar LI Ila ad ; four tuna, C 2 b. Mandolin. Hoses—three lama C 3 13a ad.: four tunes. 5.4 4S. ; ds tree, LS ta toad boxes repaired. ADDISON end LUCAS. 210. BEfiaNT-STRIMT. W. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, 4.1. and 6d. each, sold by all chandlers and grocers throughout the kingdom : bet the pohlle thoold ask foe Mid's, sod see Met the sum of J. C. and J. MILD le on snob pocket, bez, tablet Wholesale sod tee etpertaties at the Nary UPPER, ILAIL9II, U. LONDON. $., where also may be obtained theAr Prim Medal Pentane Canals. NOTHING is MORE REFRESHING than albligLl EXTRACT of LINZ JUICI sad OLYCLUNI, which debase and cools the Immo4 sad gives the bolt a brautiM glow without greasing It. Mc* Is. St b. SC sad is. Ebonies Toilet Vinegar • ill also be band a Plebe 1 • 1 • 1 7 this weather as as &Onset to tit* toilet sad bath. sad a reviving pew. tome. Is. awl b. Sit.—ZUALNI EIYYEI. Perfumer by Ap points...est to H. JUL Yu Maass ot Wall. 11111,, eirsol ; sad 14 Conahlll, Landau. PO LADIES.-ROWLANDS' HALTDOR, Orttnasl Seleakel grepwatioa ter evebd yew` Wog the &meatiest sad ghe eadjaai me g a te the cheek sad the settees, sad delicacy ebb* it Wiese et the bands sad Arlaa. its capability el eselbleg artistica sad worth( sit sedans. tan, pimples. week freckles. dhestoes. Was. aad other cabmen, visitations, reader ft inflopensottle t• *wry toilet. It obviates sit the effects et Main an lie skis. trbether with reference Is scold and lastenteeay, or edgie r eater beat. Pries en ed. and as dd. ger bettla—asid at IS, flelioniprebe : sad W ehireleto red whirs% Aak and beware el Waken sad genital= 'Asks WA( the mese of " lajdor. fetampad, id. Additional.] LOUNGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE SUITS. of various titsterlels In different mixtures sued qualities mods to order In the Weftrtrlo, et II end pre, 101 1 A ffi a ltViD, opposite Inetar-heff. ruttOrT. Cim o CßlNOLlNE.—Justpublished, a curious, an- PL g ee cTor wi l t rz. 4, 27 z. .. CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE la MODE, 1735. CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1760. CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. Ta day la vablisked, pales 10s. Id_ Vol. ff. of R y a :. CHARLES KNIGHT'S ACTOBIO- GRAPEY. " Paandyai of a Working Ufa daring Half a- Loadaa : Bradlaszy sad Emma 11. Boavarla-atzrat, LC. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aximat's taiaolualsj THE DANISH WAR. VIENNA, Joys 38. The allied Powers have despatched a circular note to their representatives abroad, declaring that they no longer consider themselves bound by the concessions made by them at the Conference, since peace has not been re-established. Austria declares moreover that she will hence forth fulfil her duty as a German Power without regard to her own special interests. A semi-official statement published to-day de clares the assertion of Earl Russell that Austria will confine herself to the occupation of Eileswig and Holstein to be erroneous. THE CAPE MAIL. The Union Company's steamer Cambrian with the above mails arrived at Plymouth yesterday. The Cambrian left Cape Town on the 22nd ult., calling at St. Helena on the Id and at Ascension on the 6th inst. She brings 77 passengers and 141 military invalids and time•expired men, with 12 women and 16 children. At the Cape great excitement was caused by the issue of a notice that importers releasing goods from bond must give an undertaking to pay any additional duty which might be approved of by parliament. Parliament had since passed an act increasing the import duties by 25 per cent. The ♦alidity of these proceedings is called into question. CONSERV:Ann: MEETING YESTERD4 T. Yesterday at two o'clock a meeting of the Oppo mitten to weeder the policy of her Majesty's government reference to the Dano-Clerresa questioe, wee held attire resi dence of the Marquis of Salisbury, in Arlin/too-street. The meeting was held in the principal drawing-room, sad was attended by KB members of the House of Com mons, the only per present being the Ear! of DIRST, by wham the chair was compied. In kis imam deter vicinity were Mr. Dermal, General Peel, Lord Jobe Manners, Mr. Walpole, and the principal members of the opposition. These were also present several bon. gentle men connected with the independent Irish party who occupy seats below the gangway. The Earl of Denny knit addreered the meeting. He commenced bin oteerratices by stating that doting the last two or three semices evreral attacks had been made in parliament upon the established church of this ocuatry, but that, owing to the firm front that bad been opposed to them, they had been dieoontiuned, and he might say they were nowabeindosed. H. would sot, he said, trouble them by referring to the 800 page, of papers on the Denmark question which had been laid before parliament, or with the 161 pages of protocols and papers which had 13.1.1111 issued that morning, bat would content himself with reviewing in a very few warda the operas of proceeding which had been adopted by the noble earl the Secretary for Yoreige Affairs (Earl Rus sell), and by the noble lord at the head of her Majesty's government with regard to Denmark. Among the most remarkable of the statements which had been made by hoe Majesty's government to parliament during the discussions which had taken place on the Danish question was that in certain contiegeiscies Denmark would not be allowed to ester upon the easiest with Germany aloe.. It ap peered, however, that as 'natters programed the ground was shifted, and it was dated that in the event of certain coetiogeacise—the Federal execution for instance—adieu might betaken. The easeutiee, however, did take place, and east there was the invasion el Sleserig. It was the• intimated that Frederickstadt was to be regarded as • sacred spot. It was, however, Wpm poessmies of by the German forces, and finally a parties of Jutland also, yet nothing was does to induce Denmark to be lieve that the promises held est to her would be realised. He would not attempt to my that Fueled ought or ought not to have iaterfered by fares CI arms; but what be did say was that her Majesty's govern. meet having conveyed a hope to Deamart that in the event of certain things coerring Eoglaad would stead by her side, the natural inference was that Newark had been misled by them repneentatiooe. and threats now had mesas to complain that she forted herself deserted byithose by whom she had been given reason to hope that she would re ceive material smistance. He did not mesa ft to be nada stood, or did be wish to Gamey, that his view was that En- Iliad ought to interfere by force of arms ; but that bad not bee, the tone taken ay her Majesty's government. TI • noble Iced (Lord Palmerdce), in hie recent deakeation in the Hones of Commoos, bad still maintained the sacs tons as that which had led Denmark to believe that she would receive support from England, that she would not be allowed to stand alone in the struggle ; because, ha said, that in the sera of Copenhagen being bombarded, or the King ekes a prisoom of war, it might become necessary to consider the matter, or to recommend a change of policy. But from the experience of the past there was oo mach to believe that the noble lord might sot, is view of these events having actually takes place, allege that some fresh cootie pricy should yet seise before he meld set. He (the Earl of Derby) eouteeded that this vacillating and inconsistent policy was discreditable to the government, sad was calculated to lower the country immeaeurably, to slat it. renown, and lemon its Mamie in the eyes of Ea rope. He was not himself blind to the ocieseqiienem which must result to England if such We're:seat in the affairs of Denmark should take place ; but it was to be supposed that the government who conveyed the ides that they were disposed to lend them military aid should have considered the ccesequenom before they mad* sea a declaration. Ia the part which be sod those who acted with him thought they should take it was considered right to deal with the Danish question by itself, and sot to mix it up with the hales question, or with the sahappy inter necine strife which was now waging at the other side of the Atlantic. The Danish question should be dealt with by itself, end the reeolutios which he waa now about to submit for the consideration of the nesting would simply be coe fined to ea expresses' of opinion upon the course of aou dad and the policy which had been pursued by her Majesty's government, The government had appeared desirous to leave it to the house to 'spree an opiates, and they had endeavoured to impose the duty of elicit* that opiaioa epos the opposition ; but he was happy to any that neither his right has. friend (Mr. Disraeli) sec himself bad fake into that *crap The noble earl, in cooliameice, raid that whilst he did not desire to convey to them that be entertained a positive sestalaty that the resolution would carry with it a majority of the Renee of Crammer, yet be solonialy and sincerely believed , tha t it would carry with it the approving voice et the I oanutry. Whether it earned with it the voice of the Hones of Cowman sr set, he, sad the sixteen frieedifwhe lied easefully onoidand the rementies with kin, and who • had baloared him with their cowlidune en that esmiss, [TWOPENCE felt it to be their bounden duty to elicit the opinion of t 1• ' Howe of Comeau on the sate of the administration. The noble earl then read to the meeting the resolution which Mr. Disraeli suteennently gave notice of in the Homo of Gnu:Dons. It was recaired with loud and repeated char. leg by the meeting. Mr. Kist next addressed the meeting. The bon. patio , men said his feeling was that the raeolutioa abottld embody an expression in favour of armed interference on behalf of • Denmark. Thin observation was moved with marks of dimpproba tioo. The Earl of Dram said he hoped that the boo. gentle man would have a full opportunity of expressing his feeling upon the subject. The noble lord added, that be mast respectfully differ from the hon. gentleman, became if the suggestion he had made were adopted, and such an expression as be had advocated were embodied in the resointioa, the oppositioa, in the event of their coming Into power, would be bound to wry on warlike operatioas in favour of Denmark, and this they were not prepared to bind then:weir, to. An Nom Mann, representing a northern county, said he believed that the feeling in his part of the country was entirely in [roar of pesos. He reminded the westing shag the constituencies of the country would narrowly watch the conduct of their representatives. From ail he wee &We to learn, he believed that, 'breves the country might think of the policy of her Majesty's government in reference to the language held by them towards Denmark, i► was decidedly in favour of maintaining a restful attitude. He apprehended, after the Angriest made in the Hors of Commons by Lord Pabserston, that if a resolution such as that now submitted to the meeting were curia against him in the House, it would be regarded as • deincostrstice i• - [avow of war, and $o this hi (the boo. mambos) was mainly oppcosd. The Prirl of Drssy explained that in his opinion the rue. lotion wee not drawn ao as to °clayey any such impression. This statement was received with expressions of appro• bation, and appeared to be acquiesced in generally by the meeting._ LordHorar Lannoi said that ha was not about to trouble the meeting at any length with opinions of his own, mid had only to eapress hia point comarrence I. what had (Allan from the °obi* Berl . He was anxious to know= what day it was proposed to more the resolution. The Earl of DERBT observed that as that duty would de. voles upon his right bon. friend (Mr. Disraeli) be would leave him to 'newer the gosstioa. Mr. DMILAZLI said that his first intention was to give notice of the motatia...thaierreaing for Thursday, sad as Thursday to submit it to the home if that day should prove cos vanes. to the goverment. On further ream ." however, he thought that perhaps Thursday would biitoo only a day. lie believed that Lord Palmerston was prepared to give every facility for proceeding with the debate, and under these circumstames be thought the aeon judicious coarse would be to give motion that evening in the House of Comma, and to move the mein...3 on Mon day evening. Sir JOHN WLIAH said that he was adverse to an opposi too which would indulge in WIWI party views, but in the rissolatice proposed by the amble earl he entirely concurred. The following were among those present :—Right Hoa. C. Boon' Adds/day, Hy. Jolts Admen Lieut. Colonel Hos. flush Asseeloy, Captors Marne Edward Arcbdall, Henry Jas. Bailie, Colossi Walter B. Bantelot, Allan Alexan der Bathurst, Wm. W. B. Beach, the Earl of Benne, George S. liosoroft,o'esrge A. Cavendish Bontieck, Richard Benyos, Osptoie Denis Wra. P. Berseford. Sir Robert Gore Booth, Bart., Wm. Bovill, Major Charles L. Cumming Braes, Sir Hoary Horny Bruce, But. Load Burghley, Sir Percy Burrell, But., Sir Hugh M•Caimout CHOW, Colossi Hoerr eortwright. Captain Hos. G. H. W. Wisdom- Chat Alexander D. R. W. Sainte Cochran, Lieutenant-Celina Hon. Henry Arthur Clete, Hos. Join Lowry Cale, Thomas Cosolly, Right Hon. H. T. Lowry Corry. Viscount Caron , the Earl of Didkeith, Captain Lionel S. W. D. Domer, Bight Hoe. Benjamin Disraeli, Charles Du Case, Rear-Admiral Hon. Arthur Descombe, Hoe. W. &seat Duncan* Hog. Ralph Hen an Dutton, Sir Philip de Maine Grey Egerton, Best, Right Hon. T. H. 8.8. Estcourt. Linnaeus-0)1nel John W. Fan, Edward Fellows*, W. it. Seymour Fi Major•Geseral Right lice. G. C. W. Forester, = ld a SOHIMH.II Gard, Lind Hest. W. Graham, Viminot Gray do Willer., C. Darby Grill* Right Hon. Lord Claud Homil ies, Vismant Hamilton, Gethorso Hardy, Jobs Hardy, Sir W. Heathoota, Bart., Lord Henniker, Sir Frederick W. Mugs* Ben., William Cowin Henan, Richard Robert Staying Raiford, Viscount Holmandalainha Turner Hopwood, W. H. Horoby, W. W. Fitzwillisat Hama, Viscount lag/etre, Earl Jermys H. Alexasder Bolls: Johnstone, Conan Hedworlis Hylton Jol. lids, Frederick Winn Knight, Major Hoe. William Stuart Knox, Audios, Leroy, L George Charles Gordon Looser, Gannet Charles Powell Lahr, Hos. H. George Liddell. Bohan Lregliald, Sir Mfrs, Lopes, Bart. ; Colonel Hos. Henry C. Lowther, George Lyon, Right Hos. Sir E. 0. E. L. Daiwa , Lytton , William M'Cormitk, Rich& Molise, Right Hoe. Lord Jobs J. R. Moaners, Taverner Millar, William TownleMitforri„ Lord Robert Moulage, John Bramlay Moon, Rig ht Hos. Jolla Robert Mowbray, Right Hoe. Lord Noss impost Newport, Hoe. Gerard' James Noel, Lieut. - Colo nel John Sidney North, Sir Stallard H. Notthoote, Bart.: Leal-Colossi Thorns H. Yokota. bass, Right Boa. Sir J. B. Pakiagton, Bart. ; Sir Lawson Palk, Roger William Bossy Palmer, Philip °nodes Pagan, Henry Paull, George Moritsgu, W. Pnoooke, Lieot..General Bight Hon. Joeathaa Peel, George William Joie Reran, Liout.-Cokmel Hon. Richard Thomas Rowley, Lord Hoary J. AL D. Bosat, Montague Edward Smith, Patrick Boyle Smollett. James Books Stanhopr, Sir Henry Jonas Strawy , Bart. Lient.-Col. Charlie Napier Start, Henry Gorerd Start, Hes. Walter Cull Tollsot, Lieut,OaL Thomas Edward Taylor, Lord Edward Myth's, Lord Henry Frederick Thymus', Robert Tonna, Hon. Charles H. IL Trefusia, Charlie Turner, Jolts Vases, Edward Wingfield Venter, Col. R. H. B. Howard Vyre, Rear-Admiral John • Edward Waloott, James Robert Walker, Right Hon. S. H. Walpole. Sir John Been Walsh, Bart., Samuel Waterhouse, Wm. Earle Welby-Oregery Right Hos. James Whiteside. Henry Whitmore, sad Bai l Thomas Woodd. Evers-=Au.—Handere oratorio Judas Mee nskrau will be performed for the last time this ream on • Wedueday, July 6, by the Ratans" Choral Society, under the direction of Mr. W. G. Martin. Principal gingers : Madam* Parlifia, Miss Palmer; Mr. aims Reeves, Mr. Bentley. Band sad chorus, 700. CriUsCH•itaTS CO2ITIBT ix ST. GEoeoz'sqx ras-E•sr. —A vestry of inhabitants of St. Georgewie.the. East, exclusive of the sooleshatkel districts of Christ Church, St. Mary's, acid Si. Matthew'a, was held on Mogan evsniog, in the vestry room of the parish church, to consider u to =kin an equal pound rate over the portion of the with atuesed to she parish church, is radar to defray the 'souse of closest/quid repricing the church sad repairing the organ of the same. The Rev. J. Lockhart Rosa, M.A., rector of the parish peesid.-d. Considerable excitement led ' prevailed fat sew days before, in othasqueeeof the again* about to be made te revive church rates in the parish, where goes bad bun allitented to be made for more than tweet, • years. The result was that the vestry room and the pen& • of the church, with the steps leading from essieon-street. road, were throated with parishioners. A motion was mad* shortly altar the etanniseceniest of the proceeding. for an adjournment to the spacious vestry hall ; bet the rector refused to put this motion, Biotin that be bad no legal power to adjourn the meeting. The crowded state at the meeting, sad the difficulty of many who were present to raiment, what was going forward, of course iutoositied the feeling that prevailed on the subject of the utheriug. The Realer having opened the proceedings , Mr. W. L. Howell, the vestry clerk, reed a surveyor's estimate of the out of the necemary repairs. wanly, for the church, MM. ; and for the ereee,2ool. Mr. Littlejohn thee banded in a protest visaed by himself and other ratepayers. against the whole proceeding,. on account or their Wog limited to the eecilre simian] district attached to the parish church. The vestry clerk explained that this was is sosardanc• with the russet decisions of Dr. Lusbingten, as to the power of i= church-rats in districts formed under Lord fores ma. Mr. W. Stallield, J.P., thee, amid uproar that prevented a single ward be laid from being board. proposed • church rate of dd. in the poned. Mr. Foelger seconded the =oath. Mr. James Fraser proposed as ea asteadmost, that so rate he made, which was seconded by Mr. Herbert. Oa the vote beteg Ulm there were about • doges hands held up for the Midi, and • forget of hands against IL Mr. Bastflekl demanded a poll, whirls was opened immediately fee • quarter of am how, sad thee *diming.' tilkyisterday (Tuseday), white it finally cloud at 4 o'clock ; • anal et tke rats ; 294. the vote, Wag the rata, 55 ; against, 339 ; majority TrirbtrellleloM4.l---HOLIDWAT'II OINSIMIT AND Auer--Old sod Yams.-mess noble remedies cannot he Me highly extolled for the heselicial infinitee they erect over the Many maladies incidental to old ate. sad the vexatious bran bons luchleatal to childhood. All sore ulcers, bad legs, and skin diseases which secretly undermine the and sender old we a andratasel torture, may be reedit, wmacered hy the *Woe this eery claming and beans,/ olotateat, easfated by Holloway . ' pardylog pills: and Is the senery, chaps, dared rubes, oelu sprains, and barns, may be noddy awed. These remedies ass. ries In the smallest embalms the best same of pert enta i r da % ' tbe rester toamber of diem= which alkkt re i trthsit Immense*, asiUguics, Imirdahly•, or OV &Moan.