The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-01 00:00:00

• - ; 111 4 1 N t • - • • AS' l i r. - ' -I - EWSPAPER f* . , i ( r t, > :: issvtaxa ) I VOPENCE mad* vas 4 fr. as. 94. - q i 1 , 4 Imuk 1..;30,16;2, 4 . ; 104 - 0 ; 3214:7Q TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE ATLANTIC CABLE. *parting **denigrate. ' , PlRs 7 r . • littl e phookla ir zd :Mita IM ds - oror t to ; I C Flo to th e Y. '&444 I. *II 01 U11114 ot to, !POOL 'Which lose Wet , ". in would enable miti i aind moot t ont , There by b so and e nart h ith matio r "7 l3 . It 10 am netlssl goods of gy ms clam s s t the &maws I nn exteodssaik u), JOLT 31.-11, Mai b•eli ion is ssin " jail hso beim ice* tronserinp w ow . moderate sni t ;ed. bid A fair bosun in so lasi% l unhants chri s her desedphoss m 3L—Then is ;tarns haring b %Lad moat Wall% 130,000 Was alb s d off at pressit lay's market a sid issdily at fully et per Ir. a t ore inquiry, Imr e Ley in good ram ery fLrm. Ost al, favour of biy heat, 1,537 ; lama ; Indian corn, 4Z sod wheat &se: off briskly at nettled weather he it to-day, at ancy. Other arh n ples r change to-day n uoliW la isi to barley u but rial to the pone : r imperial bubo!. 0., 49a. to Me. ; Lrlez, best c!'°"s" ditto runs oho )ate, 361bs. to 3 , 475. to 49a he market slow 6 n expected. An a ble in retail. Flo inquired for. Bea e and inclining 10111 A this morning r attendance of farm n the harvest fish this locality. Thi re, with an inclinsti notwithstanding, transactions in b ed, without literati Ave advanced from barley, 30a. to *I ; peas, 425. to 501 :o is. 6d. per bask 4s. to Me. per qr. —Our market beep, and many AI ce of buyers wailer" his market there me readily at full pr* ore than onee. Tan all of which foal )ply of sheep, bat ea Lees have still a des 10d. per lb. ; mans; cal, 7d to B d. ; d hewn), loci to 1 ach. t here at 4.30 p.m.• at Marseilles end on the 11th August. i's WOOD Rafitvit presented at the lA prietors, on Weddely de satisfactory— and that the bouts' ly have deterroinee v-etreet dation assa it arrangement for des to City. The dire rovement. The addle d the mode of vend Dg of the line No an throughout the Isis 'pony to raise the safi• 'red iM upose has reed _ %turf actory state of Oe m special general mot de to defer railing 0,8 sad Extension, but die s first favourable °ppd. e shares will be offend shareholders. The hill t session of parliament. Do ted by the Ilouse ot propose d interfervpm .heath. Y'S PILLS. ~Henelh 4 ary to remind anp in —t ell _ od determines mei .d?: edlelne acurches oar_ sss . ! !ruralises or exPell Lis.r n in place of sowin:ana advancing and Ma mma : .17 ooe to have a _ wick ▪ trregularhY rhY n° ▪ reatmeat is espe , „ Tynan, who are MM , Nr. id whom v i o lent measure' demlc. ---- AND DRATES. Streatham, th• vile Surf:4ton in. the wile i ge. E xi t Mollleen Sul/ r ihe wife ot W. A. Se AMA' Blnekheitb , al ads-r.ftd. daughter. s a t. James's C'burch, E, AshlcY. B n° of ar d Charlotte, sa IT. by banns' at p Bar 4Rev J. to ADDY, 411 "... pal i s h c hurch, Chsrlrol4ll ' of Burminteos,__l lighter o t clatulu T. i sy', Balsadere iepa, Franca, wife 4 ' 114 M r. ara-road, DoWoo. Poplar. sir. C. C °HI s ydenham. Tm a r q uhar. Ea". • I 66, Farquhar Igo afte u r , greet, P. P o rtland-pwe. t. aged ij uirg toalele p;,cher, of IC° sa at LINO NllS S ' ater e mi d Loudon. .'f bi 4,sierot Premiss* ot TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JJ of PACKET SHIP. —For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from gibs river on the 25th August, calling at Plymouth on the let r PAu b Ams. er to embark passengers , the splendid new frigate - bunt RRAMATTA, A 1 13 years, register 1.631 tons, JOHN ' Commander : East India Docks. This fins ship has togllte „ w built by Mr. James Lsdnx, of Sunderland. ender the nof the ownersonprwaly for the Sydney trade ; she has 1 7W;:oop, with unusually large cabins for the accommodation of fint-class passengers; she offers also a desirable opportunity kr a few second cabin passen ight gers, and will carry W an y experienc Captai ed For terms of fre or passage a to n =MS, on board ; or to DES' ITT and MOttitE, 9, Milner street tins vacancies for IdLidsWpmen. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For ADRIA= Meet (to sail Punt pony on the 10th August, last shipping day nth August!, the new Scotch clipper CLODIAN. A 1 10 years, register 480 tons. W. O. PHILLIPS, Connuander loading in the London Ducks. This smart vessel, built under special surrey, is a very fast ▪ and offers a moat desirable opportunity to shippers of fine and season goods. Last outward pellagra SO days.—For UM/ of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and mooar.. 9. Rilliter- and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D IL Tf r P r A P CK ET SHIP. —For I.IOBABT TOWN Most Ito be asegetched punctually on the 25th August, lut shipping day 2sd August). the welltnown British-built ship WINDWA.RD, A 1 13 020 tons reghter, 0. A. LUtfl AM, Commander ; loading in )pre, Docks. This high.cluesed ship, built by Mr. James Ling, of Sunderland, expressly for the trade, la noted for sound delivery of cargo, and has a fa poop, with good accommodation for chief cabin passenger& —for further particulars apply to DEVITT and 11001tE.. Billiteretreet. Will be followed by the regular trader Harrowby, Captain DlTeTand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE r PACKET SIILP.—For LAUNCES - Trif4 Direct ito Punctual/1 on the 6th Anial, twit sblpplsg day AY August„ ths beautiful new dipper _ARAB NATI, A 1 10 years, register 645 tons, T. B. WTITITINGUAM late of Um Dunedin:o, Com mander Ming la the West India' Docks. This sniart ship, just built on very fine lines and exprepdy adapted for the Tennant= trade, has lirst-rste accommodation for • few chief cabin wain. r 1. —For terms of freight or passage apply to Mr. T. B. WAG 15A, St. lielen'aplace ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiterwtreet - DEVITT and MOORE'S AITSTRALIAN LINE i of PACKET SHIP. For LAUNCFSTON Direct (has a groat pert of her cargo engaged. and will have qnkk despatch), the heantital new clipper FUOITIVE, A 1 10 years, register 470 tons, W. R. BARWOOD, Commander; lying in the Wart India Mocks. This fine ship, built by Messrs W. Pile, Hay, and Co., of Sunderland, expressly for the TIMMIDLIA trade, is noted for her fast sailing qualities, and has flrst-rate accommodation for a few chief cabin pamengers.—For terms of freight or or ▪ apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 15A, St. Helen's-place ; or to DEYITT and MOORE, 9, Billitcretreet and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE e E IV •ATTCET SHlP.—kor PORTLAND BAY Direct (will have quick despatch), the Brithh-Innit clipper barque NANCY litY3BON, A I, 390 tons register, JOHN *fIIORNX, Commander: lying In the London Docks. This ship, built under special survey in 1842, is noted for her sailing nualitiee and sound delivery of cargo.—Tor freight or passage apply to Mr. JOHN BBOWYM Hate Conkes and Co.!, 49, Feaceurchlareet : or to DEVITT and NOORE, Billiter-strest. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' 04 Blackwan-yard, Londoul LINE of STEAM and PACKET to AUSTRALIA . —Vor MELBOURNE (Port Philllp) Direct (to leave the Docks on MONDAY, 2Gth August, calm( as rty mouth), the splendid dipper ship EtiLX, 1,100 tons, J. S. AT WOOD, Commander: lying In the East ladta Docks. Her modations for all classes of passengers arc unsurpassed, sade will cang an experienced surgeon For freigitt or plu me apply to AUPORT and MORGAN, with Messrs. MONEY app) to SONS. 7. LeadeakalLsWeet STEAM TROY LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK. TaiIILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 'HILABELPHIA STEAM-811IP COMPANY intend de spatching their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Stessi-Ohips, rierrying the United States mails, PROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK t CITY OF DUEL] N, Saturday, Augusta CITY OF LONDON, IA ednesday, August S. CITY OF CORK, Friday, August 10. And every Wednesday and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin yawge by the mail atean.ers sailing every Wednesday, 11, 12, and guinesui, according to the accommodation. Forward plumage includes a full supply of cooked provisions. Passengers for Canada and the United States booked thro ap ti on a dvantageoua terms .— For further particulars to W INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool : and to VIM and MACEY, 61, King William-etreet, London. CULARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH IRICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, sad between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive peemeasneed malla. The follow tog or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the mails: CUBA, for BOSTON, Saturday, August 4. PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August 11. ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, August IS. Passage-money, including stew.ints fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, SYS; second cabin, £l6. To New York. chlet cabin, L 26 . second cabin, ElB.—Apply to J. lt. Fourd. 62, Ohl L'road-street, London; .7. M. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Paris; and J. Burns, PO, Jamaica street, Glasgow ; 11 and C. Miniver, Queen& town ; or D. and C. Miniver, 8, Wateratreet, Liverpool. TEAM to NEW YORK.—IINITED STATES KY MAIL LINK —RXDUCED FARM.—The spleedid and favourite side-wheel steamers of the New York and Havre Steam nip Company are appointed to leavo for New York u follows: Yrom Him)._ Fiomlabnntith Arsg o Wednesday, Ans. 1. ;Thursday, Asir 2 . Mos Wednesday, Aug. tr. ,Thitrulay, Aux. 30 Amp Wednorelay, Sept. 2il 'Thursday, Sept 27 Mtn , Wednesday Ott 21. Thursday, Oct. IS. latex:—Ptrst-claas, £2l and LL); SOCUIIa Chi" X. 14 and FA— INT further particulars apply to JAS. A. WOTTON, Havre; L'ILIERBEITE, KANE, and Co., Pars; O. C. and R. W. AA and Ca, Falmouth; or IL STARR and Co., 146, Cheapalda, London. ROTTERDAM antl the RHINE.—The Nether lands Steamboat Company's fast and favourite steamer RATAVIER, Captain W. SMITH, sails P:VERY SUNDAY from Brnmwtck-wharf, Blackwell, at II a.m., and returning from Rot. Medians every Tuesday. Fares: Saloon, o 1 Ss. fore cabin. 158. Also the screw steamer FVENOORD, Captain M. Van t Hoff, Prom off the Tower, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING early, returning from Rotterdam every ,unday.—For freight or passage apply to PRILLIPPS, GRAYP.s. PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dun stan's-house, R.C. ; or to CIIAI'LIN'S Universal-office, Regent circus, W. GREAT EXITIBITI(1N at STOCKHOLM. NOTICE to PASSENGER . 4.—The splendid twin screw Steamer MARY, Captain T. LER.; 11, will nail for GOTHENIIIIItti on SATURDAY, Ilth August, calllnz at lilackwall for passengers, at Ip.m. ,weather permitting'. Averse nee passage Accomplished la the unparalleled time of 40 luntr. By this route proceed from Gothenburg to stockholm hymn In ten Cil e a, "Pr a e rn ars thus enabled to reach Stockholm in three days from London, ming at leant three days' sea pa,nage.--For freight or passage Molly at CHAPLIN'S Universal Of fi ce, Regent-eircuk W. ;or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PIIILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunstan's- Pease, LC. BREMEN —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick, and Central Ocrmnnv.—The North German Lloyd's Ina end-clam screw steamer SCH W AIRE, Captain F. DRt YER. will be despatched from Hortelydown, on THURSDAY, the 2nd August ;weather permitting', at 10 ant, calling at Brunswick Pier, Blackwall, for • ere, at 12 nuou.—Fares to Bremen, 12 and El ; return tic 'eta, A.l and LI 10a—Apply at CILIA MIN'S Universal Mee, Regentcircus, W. ; or to PIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunatan's-honae, St Dunstan's-hill, SC. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. : —l, Dalcatrtet, Liverpool 20 and 21, Ponttly : 7, Cmnblll and Chasing-crow, London. 23,177,6113 Invested Fire Premiums received In 1303 730,332 Life ditto 230,103 The last year's Fire duty paid by this °Rice amounted to L101.Y8.5 Us lid., exceeding by upwards of .234,000 the amount pall by any other country office. The deity is now reduced to Is. ed. per cent. on every descrip tion ot property. In the Life Department policies are burned with liberal condi tions, and guaranteed bonuses. Claims are pa able In 30 days after admission. Whole world leave 4, travel granted 4.11 reasonable terms. JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, London. E _ ASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS , beet quality. Upwards of 100 different shapes constantly es view for selection rani immediate delivery. litany chair+ made to any shape on approval. At T. H. FII,NI KR and SON'S Want _,oll. 12. and 28, Rerners4,treet, W and 34 and 35, Charles- Valet, Oxford-street, W. An illustrated priced catalogue sent Peet-free. FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDLES with tapering ends., titling any candlestick without either psper orscrupi lig, in Spermaceti, Petro-Stearine. the Wastelees for cam rooms : all the usual sires ; also the hard Chamber Candles Ql hi a box, ls. per box', are now to be had of all dealers in ndles, end wholesale only at. the WOBILS, CMS MAME, LLIKBETII. FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDI,C4, from Is. per lb. arrerds. In all sizes. Pield's Prise Medal humane Candles (the Original), Is. Bd. per lb. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and thellogne perfume, extracted from the Sowers, by INO. 0 0ZerrLL and no., Perfumers to R.R.H. the Prawns et WIN. Ld 3 • ll Wittzt itt, Upper manweeneet, Louden. aOUT or RHEUMATISM is 11= relieved lad cured In a few days by that Medicbaa BEAM GOUT aad RHEUMATIC PILLS. mane through ettoodat, at la lit ald la 9d. per baa- LAITUE. —The LETTUCE contains an active ims ,.. u. scacipie the Latuctne, which possesses all the without Its claiagera—]lr. G. JOZIAll s =, N. Wa bi l g um :et prepares a Syrup sad a Pate of Latta* y mewled by the mescal rreapaeou lor and all cheat age:ties& efraftis *Li la lid. and It Pa* 4 pest, la lied cad Ss. NI ROYAL PRINCESS ' S THEATRE.--Sole Lew* PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. end Manager, Mr. VINING.—SUMNIE SELSON.— I • Doors open at half-past 7 • rformances commence at 8 o'clock . pe.eta.iy. ra lvEit EVE . or , dar i ng the week anew ata t LEANER 011 SOLICITORS AND FURTH= PARTICULARS TO MI original Drama, in Three Acta, by Watts Phillips, Req., entitled I OBTAINED AT TEI OPFICRI OP TEI OEM tuaturnaut, TIM HUGUENOT CAPTAIN. Principal characters s—Mra Stir- , COURT OE RAMILRUPTCT, BAIIINCHIALLAITIESTA Mlle Neilson, Miss Augusta Thouipeou, Mr. George Honey, BAN/ERUPTS. and Mr. Vb_dng. _Grand Ballet of Bohenalans, in which Messieurs WILLIAM TIMM DAT, Forest-hill-road, Peckham-rye, jogrney - Malltolet, fAwoolio. How4So• and Honwoldel will upper. New man public-house Otter, to surrender August 17, t " Beenery by Mr. F. Lloyds. JANES BURTON, Binerneld-streek Odedonian•road, a generalsmith, I August 13, at 12. "'MISDEAL PHOTOGRAPHIST, INVENTOR wituax STILL, Winchester, imam , Anglia 13, a 2. _EI of the CARTE de VISITE, Patent the 27th of November, WILLIAM GARBS, 9h r, r, August IS, at It 1854,70, Tl, 72, BROOK4STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE, and for °W a a l mums. Sal/drawn. Isle of Wight,eontractor,Ang. l3, at 1. EQUESTRIAN PORTRAITS at HEREFORD LODGE, des Rev. JO-lAN Baart.Err, Sidenham, Kent, clerk in holy orders, OTER-ROAD, OLD BROMPTON-ROAD, and,. Boulevard des August 17, at 12- Halms, Paris. 11r. DISDERI Immo bALII 06,000 CARTES de HENRY EDWARD HARROW, Keyhavin, Hampshire, retired mill- VISITE of all the CELEBRITIES of the Day, and PANORAMIC tar! officer, August 13, at 11. VIEWS. ESTABLISHMENTS in LONDON, paßot, 1/ADRID, HENRY Com,Tßa, Gloucester - road, Camberwell, solicitor's Berk, and TOULON, for enlargements up to life size. I August 18, at 1. ELIAS BONNET!, Milton-next-Sittingbourne, and Sittinglioume, IThISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST to ! Kent, builder, August 17, at It HENRY LAURENCE Tolitie TsCiluDT YOE USTZE, Victoria Hotel, .11_, H. L MAJESTY the E'MPF.ROR NAPOLEON lIT. and Euston-aquare, mine proprietor, August 17, at 12. the IMPERIAL FAMILY ; Mee, to IL I. MAJESTY the NUPE- JAMES ArrnEws, Finsbury-glace, china dealer, Aug. 10, at It ROB of ALL the RUSSIAS ;to H. MAJESTY the QUEEN ef ALFRED CHARLIS Ernie, Hastings, victualler, August 10, at 12. SPAIN and the ROYAL FAMILY •to H. MAJESTY the KING CHARLES JAMES WENT, Maidstone, manure merchant,Ang 10,at 1. of ITALY ; to H. MAJESTY the 'Law a HOLLAND; to H. . WILLIAM (Mouse GRILL Quinton, Keut,victualler,Aug. 10, at 2. MAJESTY the KING of PORTCOAL ; to the IMPERIAL WILLIAM Devoustire•tensee, Kingsland-green, clerk ACADEMY of MUSIC: PHOTOGILiPIiER of the PALACE of ie her Majesty's Customs, August 10, at I the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION of 1835, de. - HEN A Rif PREScorT, Palace Hotel, Beeldugham-gate, gentleman, gnst 10, at BAIIVEL HENRY RAEFORD, Lewisham, Kent, horse dealer, August 10, at L JOHN RALPH SNEYD Pownm, - 1 - ptonroad, De Beauvoir-town, commercial traveller, August la, at 12. THOMAS ISTINCHCOMEIC, Cloth-fair, woollen draper, Aug. 13, at L Joni HALL Wooing, Saasm-rossl. Hollows/, loarnayssen brawl IL at L IMM/o‘l6l4Httgr. Guildford. coal merdhant, Merest 13; aft JANIS LUNDELL FUGOLE, WNodvillederrace, Mildmay-road, warehouseman to a belt manuteebtrer. August 13, at S. CiLtaiga Geogoa Mora,ltall's Pond-road, carver, Aug. 13, at 3. VICENTE CALIXTO HAUEIE, Great Tower-street, and Xeres de la Frontera, Spain, sherry shipper, August 17, at 11. HENRY WILLIAM CRIOISWELL, Tipton, Staffordehlre, iron manu facturer, August 13, at 12. WILLIAM JONES, JOSEPH JOINER, and CHARLES BORIUIY, Healey, Staffordshire, brewers, August 13, at 12. 010201 BeaßOWs, Longton, altaffordsh.teadealer,Aug. ls .at l2 . JOHN LACEY, 13ridgnorth, wine merchant, August 15, at 12. JOSEPH CHURCH, Leckhampton,Gloucestersh.huilder,Ang lo .a tll. THOMAS DAVID METIER, Haverfordwed, chemist. Aug 10, at 11. JOHN F 011111114.1 TEMPLER, Sheldon, Devonshire, late captain in her Majesty's Indian army, August 10, at 12. RICHARD WIWOTON, Liskeerd, attorney, August 10, at 12. THOMAS RAISTRICK, Bradford, shoemaker, August Id, at 11. WILLIAM ADAMSON, Sowerby Bridge,ootton spinner, Aug 16,at 11. ALEXANDER JAMES PRORRT, Scarborough, professor of music, August 10, at 11. EDWARD WILSON, Frbedhorpe,Lincolnah., farmer, August id, at It EDWARD HENRY TART, Liverpool, druggist, August 10, at 11. THOMAS WATKINS and ALFRED CH•RLINI JONES, Llansty, Den bighshire, iron manufacturers, August 15, at 12. THOMAS HILL, Liverpool, licensed victualler, August 16, at 11. JOHN BOWEL, Llangollen, grocer, Angola 13, at 12. THOMAS BARRETT, Little Lever, near Bolton, and Farnworth, Lancashire, cotton spinner, Minuet 10, at 12. GUM MI. WATSON, Salford, publicise, August 13, at 11. THOMAS RADCLIFFE, Rochdale, waste dealer, August 14, at 12. WILLIAM THOMAS RICHARDSON, Sunderland, ship broker, August 20, at 12. WILLIAM BROWN, Gosport, painter, August 20, at 11. ISAIAH THOMAS, Pontrhytien,Gbunormansh.,grocer,Aug. l3 ,M ll . JOSEPH LEE, Pudsey, Y orkshire, clothier, August 9, at MICHAEL GEORGE OILIER?, Norwich, August 8, at 11. Maar GLIDE, Hastings, fly proprietor, August 11, at 11. JOSEPH Paggnricer,Westfleld, flustex,wheelwright,Aug.ll, at 11. Wi LIMA M THORNTON, Dewsbury, beerhouse keeper, Aug. 10, at It Atrago Migmatite ineritoca, Manchester, joiner, Aug. 21, at iO4. WILLIAM HINET WEIWOOTT, Truro, Cornwall, bookmaker, August 11, at 4. ANABELLAS LOW, Sunderland, grocer, August 15, at 12. JOB BENTLEY, Bootle, near Liverpool, grocer, August 12, at 3. DAVID YOUNGIIENRAND, Leeds, wheelwright, August 13, at 1. NICHOLAS ODTHRIE, Stockton-on-Tees, auctioneer. Aug. lb, at 10. ISAAO CATTLE, Cardiff, butcher, August la, at 11. JOSEPH Pavioug, Tamworth, builder, August 7. at 10. EDWARD GINN, gen., Lincoln, anctionser,August 11, at 11. SAMUEL SWAN BODLToN,GrestYarinouth.carpenter,Aug.l3, at 11. THOMAS SAGE BENFLYN, Great Yarmouth, baker, auseAl3, at 1. WILLIAM DRAMA Hemel Hempstead, Herta, August 11. at 11. WILLIAM BOOTH, Sheffield, engineers tool maker, August 13, at I. WILLIAM M'Gormue, gheilleld, beerhouse keeper, August 13,at 1, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. July RI HENRY PHILLIPS, Edgbaston, Warwickahire, professor of music. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. GEORGE YOUNG, Banatead , cattle dealer—lit dividend of Bs. it, (on account a 12s. 4d. to new proofs August 1, and three Enhilmlient Wedisaudels. at Edwards'. Baninahall.street. BORERS EDWARD ED. and GEoROZ CUTUPS, jun., Wenlock-road, boilermakers-Ist dividend of 35. 62. you account of on new proofs!. August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards, Buingliall-street BEORON SIMONS and Moses Smogs, King's-square. Gosengimed, watch manufacturers-6th dividend of W ed d te. fal. to new pmoffe, August 1. and three subsequentneadsys, at 'Ed wards', Basingludlstreet. THOMAS JACEsoN Cannon-street, contractor-2nd dividend of 144. lead Es. Eltd. to nevi:roots), Asmast 1, and three subse quent Wednesdays, at wards', Basinghall-street. JAMES BONNE, Ma., Maldstoue, hatcher-Ist dividend of Sid., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba singhall-street. BORERS LEO°, Farnham, Surrey, coal merchant—let dividend of 4d., August 1, and three sabsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards', Sadnethall•street. 'Amu Fautrrort, chrtatthurelt, Hampshire, builder—let divi dend of is. 04.1., August 1. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghallatreet. CH ARLIN BARNRs. Counbridge, talloe—d dividend of 3.1., August 1, arid three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba singliall-street. JAMES OEOSOI PICKERING, Ridley-road. Milstein, gentleman -Ist dividend of 7s. Id., August 1, and three subsequent Wed nesdays, at Edwards', Basingliall-street. Jong Emma 10928, Marylebonstane, draper- let dividend of fia. Old., August 1 and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards', Bashighall.street. WILLIAM LINFIELD, Pulborough, Sussex. grocer—lst dividend of 4s, 44d., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays., at Ed wards, Ilasingball-street STEPHEN CRANE, Love-lane, Eastcheap, wholesale grocer —lst dividend of ts. id.. August 1, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards, liasinghallstreet. JAMES BUTLER, Portsea, mast and oar maker—let dividend of ,Au 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, w at Ed rds', Msinghall-street JANIS SAUNDERS, Chilworth, Surrey, farmer-Ist dividend of 25, 100., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards', Basinghall-street. Geoein Visa, Huntingdon.street, Itingsland•road, shoe menu facterer-Ist divkiend August I, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghall-street. Elms BROAD, New-road, Hammersmith. widow—lot dividend of fa., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basin ith all-street MERRY CHATMAN, FountainMt, Quayside, commission agent dividend of Id., August 1 , and three subsequent Wednes days at Edwards', BadneWl-street. JoHN SNOW, Winchester, pork butcher—Est dividend of Is. Od., August 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Ba- Martian-street. Roaatt . COOpER, Bridge-street, Westminster, licensed victualler —lst dividend of 12s. Oel , August 1. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinehall-street EDWARD BENSITT HARRIS, Stamford, urocer—lnd dividend of Is *I., July 30, and three subeequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. JoHN WEBB, Lichfield, grocer-Ist dividend of Sa Od., any Thursday, et Kinneare, Birmingham. MATTHEW Long, Wolverhampton. grocer-Ist dividend of 4s. old. /upon sew proofs, berg part of a Ist dividend of Os. Bd.l. any Thursday. at Kinnear's, Birmingham. AARON JENNENS and JOHN BETTRIDOR, Birmingham, pinta , macbe manufacturers - 3rd dividend of 2s. td., any Thurs da y, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Harbome, Staffordshire, soap manufacturer —lst dividend of ls. ld., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bir mingham. 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Pure. rich, rare, cholas rodeo, U. ed., la OA, la ad. PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King Wllilantaireet, City, London, LC. A vice current fres Sugars at market prima PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage tree within sight miles of No. 8, King WUBameareet ; 401 worth carriage free fa any railway station or market town in England.—Phillips and Ce. have no agents, aro say connexion with any home in Nor center or Swiussea. SATURDAY HALF - HOLIDAY. a a JOHNSTONE and Co. beg to Inform the public they will CLOSE their DRAPERY and BURN LSH IRO WAYEHOUSES at TWO o'clock on SATURDA YS. GREAT WESTERN HOUSE, 109, 110, 111, llt, EDGWARE-ROAD, and 1,2, A THWATTES-PLACR, London, Within &few yards of the Edgware-road Station, on the Metro politan Railway, and flys minutes' walk from the Great Western Railway Station.—July, 1200. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable ORM, and do not mind paying a fair price, can depead on the best 'materials and latest style at HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, 105, STRAND. N.B. The Trouserinp are of patterns and textures/hat cannot be excelled. 106, Strand, opposite Itzeter-ball THE BEST DISINFECTANTS. - RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR (Is., 51. 6d., and 6e'. sprinkled about with a Refralchheaur „dd., 11., Is. tid.) and RININIEL'S ARO VATIC DISINYECTOR (2s. Od.), a nun'gating Apparatus used at the Royal College of Surgeons, and principal hospitals. 06, Strand, 128, Regent...treat, and 24, Cornhlll EASY as A B C.—Alphabetical Arrangement of the Railway Stations in Great Initaln.—lletropolltan and Suburban Railway Arrangtmenta. Fares from London. Distances from London, Cab Earns from the London Stations, Hotels In London. Hotels in the Country, Amusements In London, Free Exhibitions la London, Steam Vessels leaving London, Parts from London. Tourist krrannements for the Summer, and other Infor mation to travellers, in the ABC RAILWAY GUIDE for Augu.t. MOO ad., post fret Bd.—London : W. Twoedie, 337, Strand. (PROM LAST NIGHT'S OAIETTR.) WHITEHALL, JULY 28. —The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to ho passed under the Great Seal, grunting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Lieutenant- General the Right Hon. Sir Hugh Henry Rose, G.C.8., G.C.5.1., General Commanding her Majesty's force' in that part of the said United Kingdom called Ireland, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Strathnairn, of Stratbnalin, in the county of Nairn, and of Jhanai, in the East Indies. WHITEHALL, JULY 30.—The Queen has been pleased topresent the Rev. John 11`Dougall to the church at Curnoch, in Stratliconan, in the presbytery of Dingwall and shire of Roes, vacant by the transportation of the Rev. James Skinner Mackenzie to the church and pariah of Little Dunkeld. OSBORNE, JULY 26.—The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon William Bovill, Esq., M.P., Q.C., her Majesty's Solicitor•GeneraL ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JULY 30.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant Walter George Stir ling, Royal Horse Artillery, to be an extra Groom in Wait ing to her Majesty. Foams-07ms, JULY 23.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint William Gifford Palgrave, to be her Majesty's consul at the ports of Soukhouni Ka a and Redout Kale. INDIA-OFFICE, JULY 27.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Benson Maxwell, Knight, at present recorder of Prince of Wales's Island, to be recorder of ' Singapore. The Queen has also been pleased to appoint William Hackett, Eaq., late chief justice of the Gold Coast, to be recorder of Prince of Wales's Island. DIVIDENDS. August 14. T. Kindle, Everton and Garton, Lancashire, bnilder—Augttst 14. A. Glendiang and G. Duncan, Liverpool, mschinista—August 15. J. .fttMtW. Liverpool. clerk—August 24. P. Hagen. Salford, shoe manufacturer —August 24. A. Barter, Dodford Ledge, near Weedon, Northamptonshire, manager of an iron ore company—August IL F. W. Woodford, Sindown, Isle of Wight, late licensed victualler—August 15. Y. Dennison, Suington, Yorkshire, farm labourer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hart and C. Hill, Scarborough and Melton, Yorkshire, tallors—W. North and J. Granger, Mold, Flintahire, cadmasters —W. Lucy and S. Gregory, Tichborne-court, High Holborn, printers-11. Bishop and H. Smith, Birmingham, coal merchants —J. Lever and H. Bennett, Grays-Innsoad, linendrapere—E. L Pease, J. Harris, H. Pease, A. Bitching, J. H. Bowman, J. Buck ton, R. Thompson, and T. Ilauray, Darlington, Durham, iron masters, so tar as regards R. L. Pew—L Ingham. J. ['gluon, and W. Ingham, Birstal, Yorkshire, carpet manufacturers—M. Bower and J. H. Bower, Birmingham, wine merchants—E Bates and T. 11111, Wolverhampton, brassfounders—H. Beaumeet otherwise Raynor and J. Raynor, Barnsley, Yorkshire, pork butchers—J. Wakeman, yen., and W. Hopkins, Birmingham, screw manufacturers—J. Been sad W. G Crewe. Cheshire. I an d Cirm Bran, Monmouthshire, buildup-4. F. Starkey and E. Stewart, Conduit-street, W New Bond-street, gold lace manufac turers—J. Saul and J. akinshaw, Washington, Durham, black ing manufacturers—J. Curtis, W. Ballow. and H. Watch, Man i chaster, merchants—M. Croedey and M. W. (Wesley, re Wakefield, Yorkshire, general smallwa dealers—Elisabeth H end Elisabeth Pridmore ;now Elisabeth Parker„ East B anned, No ilbifilantrlfire, milliners—J. Respell and J. W. Montgomerie, Pembroke Dock, sellmakere—W. T. Broom and A. W. Broom, Liverpool, general brokers—J. Sharpies and W. H. Layboerne, Preston, hairdressers—Harriett Hannah Hawkyard and Jane Ramadan, Huddersfield, tronfectioners-8. Blekeeton and J. Howarth, Oldham. cotton manufactarers—J. Priestley and J. S. Hudson, Sharneyford, Lancsahlre, cotton spinners—J. W. 14hy and J. 0. Rigby, Stockport, cotton dealers—J. Robison and T. Kershaw, Horbury. Yorkshire, worsted spinners —Jane Trotter and T. Trotter, Masham, Yorkshire, drapers. 800'1CH SZQIIISTRATIONS. Amin" Manes, comodadon merchant, August the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Joss M•Lion, Glasgow, spirit dealer, August 8, at the Faculty Han, Glasgow. WuJJAM Baum Gone, Lett% beak der% Mimi it 2 5 Dowell's Rooms, Zclbs. Goarox and Banbnro, musk sellers, August % ei Dowers iesem On Saturday a deputation from the borough of New Windsor, consisting of Mr. It. Eykyn, M.P., Mr. C. Edwards, M.P., Mr. J. Jones, mayor, and Messrs. Cleave, Holden, Wellman, George, Cooper, and Goddard, Mr. H. Darvill, town clerk , and Mr. C. T. Phillips, had an i n t er view with Lord John Diener', at the Office of her Majesty's Works, Whitehall-place; Sir H. D. Wolff was I also present. The deputation repreeented that in next September a new arrangement wee antici pated with respect to the contracts for the works at Windsor Castle. Contracts at present were is sued for local competition among the various branches of the building trade, and each convector was paid by the government. It was now understood that it was contemplated to consolidate the several branches, and to allow London miners to compete for the various branches in one contract. This was objected to by the deputation, who insisted that such a course of compe tition would be injudicious, injurious, sal most unjust to the Windsor building trade. It was further urged that there were many grounds en which Windsor claimed to be a place is an 113.4111pliasal position, one of them being that the people of VP - indoor were required to make very extensive deumestratioiss of loyalty, which could not be su pported if the contracts were taken out of the bands lof the local badman. Lord J. Mainers informed the d e p u tation that the subject should receive hie careful consideration. Advice' from Baden sonoxince that a Russian, mama Nariakirie, has for the third Um* this mars broken aka beak at ea garaiarorhirs. (Ritrnoes rusanAms.) THE WAR IN GERMANY• MIINICH, Jost I/. The ezmistice between the Bavarians and Pruip miens commences only on the 2nd August, but Oo long Roth has been sent to Bagreuth, in on* io obtaiii from the Duke of Mecklenburg Saintratti an immediate suspension of hostilities. The Prussians continue their advance upon Upper Franconia. —__ (ommt.) FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, JULY 31. The news published by the hiclipendance Beige asserting that the Prussia= lost 16 guns before Wurzburg, is unfounded. The Prussians did not. lose a single gun. The report that the Prussians lost an ammunition column is also equally un founded. A provision column was, however, cap tured from the Bavarians at Bischoffsheim. These wilfully untrue reports originate in Munich. THE FRANKFORT CONTRIBUTION. VIENNA, JOLT 34 The oontribution imposed by Prussia upon the city of Frankfort has been reduced to 15,000,0008., of which 6,000,000 have already been paid, con sequently 9,000,000f1. only remain to be con tributed. FRANKFORT, JILT 31. Civil Commissioner Madai is about to proceed to the headquarters of the army of the Maine. BERLIN, JULT 31 Burgomaster Mailer, of Frankfort, arrived here last night, and will remain in Berlin until the ar rival of the King and Count Bismarck. He was received to-day by Count Eulenburg, Barons Weaker and von Heydt, and Herr von Savigny. THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE. PARIS, JULY 31. The Patric of this evening says :—"The treaty signed at Nikolsburg secures the preservation of the kingdom of Saxony alone. The Prussian go vernment is entirely free to incorporate either all or part both of Hanover and Electoral Hesse. At Berlin the incorporation of these states is regarded as certain. The preliminaries of peace between Austria and Italy make no mention of the Trent province. They merely state the necessity of esta blishing by • definitive treaty the frontier line between Italy and Austria. Prince Napoleon leaves Florence this evening on his return to France. It is believed that he will stop at Vichy." The Temps announces that Cavaliere di Nigra left this evening for Vichy. TEE WAR IN ITALY. ROVIGO, JCLT 30. • The Nina of Italy has arrived here to-day. The whole population came out to meet his Majesty, who was received with great enthusiasm. The town is decorated with Hags, and will be illu minated this evening. CHINA. (By Overland Telegraph from Galle.) HONG KONG, Joie 30. Grey shirtings, catty, 3.60 dollars. Tea, steady. Total export to date, 20,000,0001bn. Exchange on London, 4.5 g. SHANGHAI, Jcint 24. Teamarketnotyetopened. Thesilkinarketopened at high prices, but little business has been trans acted. Export to date, 2,000 bales. Exchange on London, 6s. AMERICA. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship America, from New York on the 21st inst., has arrived at Southampton with 66 passengers, 56 bags of mails for London, 166,444 dollars in spode for England, and 25,000 dollars for Bremen. NEW YORK, JCLY 21, MORSING. The Tennessee legislature having ratified the con stitutional amendment, the House of Representa tives at Washington, by a vote of 125 against 12, has passed the following resolution : "That, whereas Tennessee has ratified the constitutional amend ment, and shown to the satisfaction of Congress, by a proper spirit of obedience in the body of her people, her return to her due allegiance to the go vernment, laws, and authority of the United States, therefore Congress resolves that Tennessee is re stored to her former practical relations to the Union, and is entitled to Congressional representation." The bill offered by Mr. Stevens, to restore all States to full political rights, was defeated ; and the resolution also offered by Mr. Stevens, for the seceu instead of the adjournment of Congress, was also lost. Mr. Stevens declared his object was to enable Congress to control the President's action in the same manner as if it were in session. Governor Brownlow's message to Secretary Seward, announcing the ratification of the constitu tional amendment by Tennessee, contained insult ing allusions to the President. Mr. Johnson has nominated Mr. Stanberry At. torney-General. It is officially reported that the government for the last twelve months.exceed the expenditure by 186 millions of dollars. The cholera is spreading in New York, Brooklyn, and the neighbourhood; nine deaths occurred yesterday on Hart's Island, and ten on Governor's Island, in New York Bay. The Hermann has arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE. JULY 21, Moßwoo. Money abundant. Gold, 1491. Exchange on London, 1617 ; on Paris, 3.46. Stocks firm and active. New York Central, 104 ; Illinois, 1181 ex dividend ; Erie, 651 ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1061. Cotton very firm. Middling Upland, 36. Flour and wheat declining. Corn heavy. Pro visions and coffee steady. Molasses, good inquiry. Sugar steady. Petroleum, good inquiry. Crude, ; Refined, 37 to 39. NEW ORLEANS, JULY 20. Low middling unchanged. Week's receipts, 1,500 ; ditto export, 9,500 ; stock, 95,000 bales. TICS LAIN DISTURBANCES IN HEBB-PAWAt the Marlborough - street Poli ce-court, yesterday, the ad journed cases arc i ng out of the disturbances in Hyde park on Monday week , were brought before Mr. Knox for final hearing. Mr. Merriman appeared for the prisoners, instructed by the Reform The first mos was that of Alfred Min n, , charged with being drunk and wilful damage Hitch ; sentence, la. fine, and 9s. damage. Mr. • Mlis, • wine merchant, charged with stone -throwing and moult- I lag the polies, was discharged, there being • doubt in the I Daniel Dobson, for pulling dorm the park mare, was toed 195., with ls. damage. Henry for as mine Miens*, Ms. fine, ea 14 days' imprisonment. Jaime Ferry, • volunteer, who marived an sasse lit at amacter from his commanding olliora was essteneed le two months' had labour far tluwwing a b s tek at • polispeonstable. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S REPLY TO THE QUEEN. President Johnson has replied as follows to the message sent to him, through the Atlantic cable, by the Queen : " From Andrew Johnson, the Executive Man sion, Washington, to her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britam and Ireland. " July 30, 11.30 a.m.—The President of the United States acknowledges with profound gratifi cation the receipt of her Majesty's despatch, and I cordially reciprocates the hope that the cable that I now unites the eastern lad western hemispheres may serve to strengthen and perpetuate peace and amity between the government of England and the Republic of the United States." The following telegram has been forwarded by the Earl of Carnarvon to Viscount Mont, Ottawa, 'Canada : " I am commanded by the Queen to convey to the Governor-General of her North American Pro vinces her Majesty's congratulations on the com pletion of the Atlantic Telegraph, and the strength ening thereby of the unity of the British empire. " Her Majesty includes her ancient colony of Newfoundland in these congratulations to all her faithful tagaleala. "July 28, 1868," " CIERARYO7I. (BY . ATL.UNTIC NEW YORK, JULY 29, MoabTwo. The representative of Tennessee has been ad mitted to Congress. Congress adjourned yesterday. itabat anti /Military. ADMIRALTY, Jr Ly 31.—Areorrnams.--Com mender C. W. Manthorp, to the Ocean. Lieutenants F. W. Prosser, to the Indus ; A. B. l'inkler, to the Ocean ; J. F. Lenora, to the &Loom. Surgeon J. Rorie, to the Ocean; P. Mansfield, M.D., additional to the Victory, for temporary service in Ports. month Dockyard ; S. Davidson, M.D., and J. May, to the Ocean. Kaatees Assistants—H. B. Johnston, to the Antelope ; J. W. Jego, to the Ocean. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31. We understand that four or five of the ships belonging to the Channel squadron will rendezvous at Spitbesd during the ensuing week, and in consequence of this intimation on the part of the Admiralty the committee of the Portsmouth regatta will present various prises to be rowed for by boats belonging to the squadron. An American war steamer passed through Spithesd, this afternoon, going westward. THE CHOLERA. Yesterday, at the meeting of the directors and guardians of the poor, held at the Vestry Hall, Camden town, Mr. Churchwarden Eekett in the chair, from the statement made by Dr. Hillier, the medical officer of health, and others, it appeared there had been nine fatal cases of cholera iu the parish during the last week, seven , of which were of the true Asiatic type, and bad terminated fatally within 24 hours. It was felt that, seeing how cholera was ravaging the east-end districts, it was high time they should make every preparation to meet the epidemic. The sudden outbreak of cholera in Whitechapel is bringing the resources of the London Hospital to the severest test. The officers of the establishment are pain fully oonscious of the degree to which their ordinary means are inadequate to meet the visitation, and especially do they feel the want of more ample supplies in money and brandy. Another shortcoming is the attendant)* • for, while there should be an immediate i ncrease to the number of nurses, two of thee, important helpmates have already been carried off by the disease. A poor woman named Ellen Pridhara was yesterday charged with being drunk and disorderly in the infirmary of the Poplar Union Workhouse, where she had been in attendance on cholera patients. Mr. Paget sentenced her to 21 days' imprisonment and hard labour. About two hours afterwards Roche, the jailer of the court, announced that the prisoner was attacked with cholera in the cell in which she was confined, and was in a very frightful con dition. Mr. Paget said that a medical man hie( better be meet for directly to see thesick woman and prescribe for her. It was stated that all the medical men were too busy in consequenee of the prevailing epidemic. Mr. Paget, after consulting with Mr. Pm the chief clerk, decided that the invalid should be sent back to Poplar workhouse directly, and a cab having been hired she was lifted into it in a state of severe suffering and driven away. The housekeeper of the court immediately prepared a solution of °Monde of lime and disinfected the cell in which the woman had been incarcerated. He also threw a large quantity over the floor of the court. The total admissions of cholera patients up to yesterday at the Liverpool workhouse were 91, the deaths 55. Four more deaths were reported yesterday from the town. At their meeting yesterday . the select vestry respectfully de clined the proffered services of the Sisters of Charity in cholera cases. At the workhouse five more deaths have occurred since yesterday. A death is said to have occurred in Dublin on Friday from Asiatic cholera of the most decided type. A girl, aged 15, returning from England, landed on Thursday at the North-wall from the Liverpool steamer, being unwell at the time, us it sae supposed from sickness. Her illness soon became so severe that the services of a medical man were called into requisition. The Count de Kavanagh I was brought into attendance, but notwithstanding the moat unremitting attention the girl died on Friday afternoon at one o'clock. The police communicated the facts to Dr. Mapother, the city officer of health, and to Dr. Kirwan, city coroner, both of whom ex amined the remains, and came to the conclusion that the cause of death was too plainly evident. Dr. Kirwan ordered the immediate interment of the body. However the contagion was not thus got rid of, as it unfor tunately proved ; for on Monday morning a child residing in the same house was taken ill with the same disease. Dr. Mapother was in immediate attendance, and, owing to the energetic means adopted by him, by night she was considered out of danger. The wife of a ship carpenter died of cholera at Montrose on Saturday last, after an illness of twenty-two hours. Deceased arrived from London, where she had been on • visit, on the previous evening. LANGHAM HOTEL COMPANY. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held yesterday at the hotel, lAnghatn-place ; the Earl of SHRZWISBURY in the chair. There was a very large attendance of shareholders. Mr. Grant, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the hotel was opened on the 12 th o f June, 1065, but ft was some months before the establishment was got into working order. The receipts up to the 30th June, 186 6 , for about ten months' working, had been 67,755/. ts. &i. and the trading account, after payment of expenses of all kinds, showed a profit of 19,8581. inte 4s. 9d. Ont of ntu this sum ' 7,6641. 12s. 10d. had been paid as rest to debere d preference shareholders. After deducting this amount, and 1,2001. still due on preference shares, a balance of 10,993/. lls. 11d. remains. The directors, after mature deliberation, do not recommend any dividend at present, bet advise that this amou nt should be carried forward, as the course best calculated to advance the per , parent interest of th Cs en which will add to e shareholders. To complete the purchase of property in the accommodation of the hotel, and to meet outstanding liabilities, the directors desire po . wer to raise an additional stun of 50,0001. The chairman, in moving the adoption of I the report, explained the reasons which had induced the directors to abstain from reco mmending a dividend. The balance available for that purpose no t being in band, in the present state of the money market, they would have had to borrow the money at a high rate of interest. Judging from the working of the hotel for the ten months it bad been actually open for business, he bad every confi dence in its =mess for the future. Sir J. Carmichael seconded the reeolutioe. Along disenedon ensued, in which the management of the directors was se verely censured by some shareholders, and de fended by others. Ultimately Mr. Bethel moved as an amendment the rejection of the report and the adjournment of the meeting. This amendment having been put was lost by a large majority. Mr. Burt then . moved for a committee of five shareholders to investigate the affairs of the company. This, on being put to the vote, i was lost 20 voting for the motion and 50 against. The ' report of the directors was then carried. A shareholder I then moved that a dividend of 5 per cent. be paid from the • balance of 10,0001. This led to anethex lonudiscussion, ' resulting in the withdrawal of the motion. The retiring ' directors , Messrs. Johns and Heneage were thenre-elected, as were Messrs. Wallilter and Galsworthy as auditors. • The meeting, which lasted nearly four hours, then eon ' eluded with a vol. of thanks to the chairman. CRYSTAL Pmacs. Ors Samara DAY..-.• TIMMY, JULY 31.—Admissions en psyweat, 3,800; aids by season tickets, 1,091, To u 1 stairs, 4,951. GOODWOOD RiORB.—TOISDAT. The aclmowledged supremacy of Goodwood over all scriber meetings for mignitloent scenery and aristocratic patronage Is an historic fact in thrf therstare, WWI MT, par lianas gland almost every *that In the Logi& lauguage In eniadlia its beautiful views or depictini a the aumblagr il g rank and Vel r wr itts th = l ;el f e invt.-wbreeth=lcreer erok:rt- Prated eulogistic sentences which the reunion really es. we at once antes at ths subjeetouatter of this 7. 01' s gathering. presence of Royal Ridillesses the Prince andrinced• of Wales hi n d once destroyed the =Mean of " so long associated with Goodwood, and keen Ike Pince Pitcairn the unisons*stint! hu depri= libm cot of the excluive right of prefixing • Wald to its title . The Prince end Princess of Wales arrived from Osborne yesterdp, end are the pests of his times the bete of Richmond at Goodwood Rouse, where / was Invited to meet their royal highnesses The Duke of urea, who accompanied the Prim Lem Goodwood, L s r We imar. se lecombe,the seat of Prince and Princes Ed of Sea ters! improvothesta have been etfected Once hat year in the stand and enclosure. A stand fur j i o a r d g i i: g and trainers bas bees pedal la OW new enclosure adjoining the ring, end there Is ovary pos sible convenience for the usual business arrangement of • meeting, inclusUng a pirating oaks The cup TIM ban then de of its usual prestige by the matching of end Vertl/11, and the manner in which the former was rawn was freely criticised, some angry end bitter remarks being made by those who had been unite-mate enough to Valk the Peach bona 111441104 Par the Sakei on the other heed, has never ethathossed mucking est and excitemend, nothrielithending that some very questionable proceedings with certain horses, when the betting OM opened, seemed likely t ru tv m e it a dark reputation. The race for la. bathos the Mak Prince sod The Igssielhe hiat bees eisse, boll the Dumber" Miaow amelelilp bats the best of the Shish wish their immethl omodirlares, and Black Prince came with such • rah on Saturday, that he was firmly established first favourite, although The Special main tained his position in the polations with great firmness. There was a great foiling uS in the visitors at Brighton. and the Old Ship was oompatatively darted, but a few teem= being con gregated where in former years • large crowd need to assemble, eager to bet and smiths to Mtn the latest wrath theGoodwood events. Many of the townspeople attribute this dedins4n the number of natters to the want of more rapid transit between Brighton and Chichester than the present railway srreagementa afford. Whatever be Cho MOM, it ts main that Brighton is not =so much gotroolsed as formerly. Tits early soothing of Tuesday was brilliant, bat by ten o'clock the eke boollthil over eat, and rain began to fall at Ant slightly, but increasing to • sharp shower by twelve o'clock, it continued until alter the sport had cosmonaut. This was a great disappointment to the erthiora, the assemblage of feminine beauty and diatom on " the lawn" being use of the most canning features of the meeting but the wad was so keen th at may d ths ladies re mained in the stand throughout the afternoon. The rent party arrived on the come as the racing commenced, and were con ducted to the etaud, but shortly afterwards the Prince and the Duke of Edinburgh desoroded to the enclosure, and chatted affably with noblemen sod gentlemen th ere. The rasing wee Pwa- TOE Latvia Arena, of 6 son. each, with 60 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards ; albag and ether allowances. Craven course I (one mile end a quarter.) (4 subs.) Lord Westatorelmel's Brahma SWICIPETAKIDI of 10 boys. each, for all ages; sum and geld inth allowed Mb. The winner to be sold fur SM. T. Y.C. (10 thlos. lir. ) Hodgman's Confederate Mr. Mackenzlea indigestion 2 Mr. B. Ten Brack's Paris The following also ran: Whirligig, Nnkcheva, Goldylocka, Ulphas, and Sitervencenoe. Betting: 3 to 1 apt Parts, 4to 1 each apt. Confederate and Rffernaornme, 100 to lb apt Indigestion, and It to 1 apt locks. THE LAVANT ETAILIEI of 50 nova each, 30 ft, Is. 2-yr-olds colts, at 101 b; lilies Sat alb; winners extra. Half a Mk. ‘ 33 mobs.) Colonel Peamon's Achievement 1 Duke of Beaufort's Lady Hester Mr. J. H. C. Wyndham's ()olden Bloom The following also ran :—The Duchess, Red Shoes, lister to Vedette, Julius, and Perdition. Betting 7tol on Achievement, 100 to 8 eget Leidy 'Hester, and 20 to 1 apt Golden Bloom. • n MATCH-400 so., hft T. T.C. Mr. 8.. Ten Broca'. La Sorreatina Sir F. Juluistone's Charles II 2 Betting opened at 610 4 emu La NOTIDII4IIII, hid closed 6to 5 on Charles 11. The ti&ATNICJIII OTAILES of 100 SOTS eac h , h 14, lee }golds ; colts at 101 b, and Allies alt Mb ; certain allowances. Mat and • bait (96 subs.) Duke of Beaufort's Ischia Baron itothschild's Robin Hood Lord Glasgow's fby Young Melbourne—Maid of Shoham 3 Weave** sad May Gown also ran. Betting 7to 4 egat Robin Hood, 2to 1 opt Westerick, and 5 to 1 apt Ischia. The STEWARDS CCP, value 300 love, I handicap by subscrip tion of 10 aura each, with 100 added n busses rata. Straight three-quarters of a mile. 171 subs.) Major Feldothe's Sultan ' 1 Pal. Hawley's Xi Count P. de Lagrenge's Plays The following air ran :—Dicater Richard, lard Ronda, Mo narch of the Glen, Oardevisure Yamaha Pans, Monitor, Sister to Ascher°, Camellia, Ahergeldie, Nu, Norwood, Sankt, Mass Molly Carew, Arbutus, Vigorous, Bigote, Lincoln Greco,,Desire, and f by King Tom—lfeyonedoe. Betting: 4 to 1 that Norwood, 6 to 1 ague. Oardensure, 8 to 1 agst Sultan, 10 to 1 apt layonalse filly, 100 to a each apt Lord Ronald and Ti, 20 to 1 apt Molly Carew, 22 to 1 opt Monitor, 26 to 1 each apt Chibisa, Arbutoo Unsola Oran, and Bigote, and 3o to I opt hiatus. THE ANNEELIT Mean of 100 WWI , for eons, Bat 71b, end Allies set eib, s-yr-ohls. The Queen's Plus Cause. (letha) Mr. Bowes' Karina* Mr. Merry's Zambesi Lon! Statuford's Archimedes Lozenge and Arkansas also ran. Betting: 7to eget itiminska. 2 to 1 eget Archimedes, sto 1 agst Zan mei, and 8 to 1 apt Lozenge. Tel HAtt FRAME of 100 son. each, Is ft, for 2-yrokle cotta, It 1011); Masa, Sett 71b; certain allowaime. T. Y.C. (20 subs.) Loral Durham's Aluuna land Olasgow's o by Young Melbourne, dam by ton—Maidladdiag of Ma'am 2 Mr. Merry's f by Dundee—Blanche of Mailable The following also ran :—F by thinniaber—Maronsioe, Queen of Nuts, and Milan. Botha : 3 to 1 each apt Altana, the Ilayonalse filly, and the Maid of Madam colt. 6 to 1 apt Milan, end 7 to 1 agst the Blanche of Middieble filly. A PLATE of 40 110111., added to a sweepstakes of 6 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Mr. (Impala's Methrits 1 Mr. ilaigumn's The Monk Lord Westmorland's Ste Start Betting : 6 W 4 no Ilaenrb, I to 1 apt The Munk, and 4 to 1 opt Merry Start ADDITIONAL ARRITALE,..I4IIO4, Freemason, Marlborough, Alexander , 2 yrs„ Beadle, Apathy, Wild Agnes, The Snead. Car nage, Proserpine, Midis colt, Preview, Mortensen, Ostreger, lialaoleub, Sultans, Jack o' Latham, Wild Briar, Cedric, Man, Lucifer, and La Fortune. BETTING ON THE COURSE. GOODWOOD STAKE: 4 . 6to 2 apt The Special (off, I oto 2 apt Midia 11 colt ;off, t 11 to 4 vr) 6 to - 3 ESITING AT MAN-CHESTEIt.-- -TuvmAi. GOODWOOD STIKE3. 3to 1 wit Black Prime (t) lO to 1 mot la Pertufe ! off, t 3 to 1 The Special (t) 1% to I) 4to 1 Midis cult (t) 14 to 1 Ades (o() GOODWOOD CU?. 7to 4 apt Tearmalln of) I 6to 1 apt Ilualsey (t) 6to 1 'The Due (of) I CRICKET. ILC.C. ART OSOUND T. REUST SCHOoL.--This match was resuinedyestsrday at Lord's, itughy winniugwith hve,wickets to spare. The %limning Ia the score .-31 CC , first Innint.rt, 132 sicced Innings, it& Rugby, first Linings, 1 3 0 ; wnonedinwinKl. five wlckete down, 128. SURREY v. EMOLAND.—This =kb was resumed yester tiny, st 'holiest, Kennington. At the conclusion el the dars play the score stood as follows: tugland, first Innings, 111. &any, Ant innings, 84. SANITARY MATTERS AT THE Kan END. Yesterday, Mr. Humphrey', coroner, held an inquiry at the Black Hull tavern, Cluiton.street, Brick-lane, touch intngg the death of Jas. Holdham, aged nine years. The deceased was one of five children of a labourer, earning 14a. a week, 4s, of which were paid for the rent of two room" at No. 32, Chilton street. On Wednesday the boy fell ill, sad his father went at noon the neat day to Mr. Haycock, surgeon, believing him to be the pariah doctor. Mr. Haycock, although no longer parish . surgeon, kindly visited the boy, gave him medicine, and directed the father to a pply at the Bethnel.green workhouse for a medical order. Ii bring attar 11 o'clock a.m., it was 7 o'clock before the applicant received an order. He took it at once to Mr. Massingbam, the parish surgeon, tellies him that the case was urgent. Mr. Maminshant, after eune i temur, said that if he could he would call that evening ut he did not call till Friday tat half-past 3 o'clock. e de ceased had then ham deed eight hours. Witnesses de. setibed of the premises where the deceased's parents lived as being in a most unhealthy eodditiou. The water poured into the miler Sew and seamimid stag nant there, producing such a 'Una that the people were unwilling to go in, and generally begged water from neigh bours. The same cellar was used as a dust-hole, 26d the dust was cleared oat about them times la 1.8 west p. Mr. Waring, the landlord, refused to give a water butt, be cause it would be "too expensive.* Complaints were made at the Mr o months ago of the state of the plum. Mr. -hall G. Hapax* said that the &owed died from typhoid fever. On the premises in question the drains were entrapped, and the place had not been for years. Nos. 30, 34, and A, Chaibmwtrect were in a similar condition. This state of thing of lowered vitality, and rendered ;recovery from ves7 digieult. The comaer remarked upon the great denser to health from the negleet disclosed, aow the shams public its ravages. The tau, alter casualties te ethe:, returned the following spode 'verdict, " That the died from typhoid fewer, hem natural causes, bat aeosUrated by the shames of sanitary n is ; that the parish doctor ought to have • e de ceased et once when he reesived the cedar ; Mat great blame attached to the perish authorities iee allsr 2 4 B ll the premises to remain in the same filthy condition after com plaint had been made to them ; that greater facili ties should ke given to obtain medical orders, the times, limited es at present, being prejneicial to the poor; and that this verdict be forwarded to the Poor-law Beard."