The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-21 00:00:00

7, ,fr' ' ,---‘b- , e•- //- 4 e . _-:-3-A...". ,r• I'''. Arlll rtip4sl e . .„... 1.7? ~ •3. 5. % 5.... , S s a lici.Xl • ___ ...... . _ ......r......1ti1kYr1 • TTrl TTOT ill i 2419 ißtstnnea_ Id. AdditiOnall I TWOPENCE . s ttl.••• BolliAY Direct (to follow the Et'win Fox), %Oh inlet deicer ch. the spbniclid taat-satllng clipper ship oi CA, AI 1$ years, 861 Urns register, 0. N. LIVIt23AY, .r loading in the East India Docks. Has excelieet so ' for paseengen. V. 01 carry s experienced staxgeou. fF..r ^n uUt ur passage apply to GILLATLY, HANICZY, and ge Ell. 21, Leadenball-strect, LC. - - HANGHAE direct.—The well-known clipper -1 ,hip '‘UELBURI 4 g. A l lease, 372 tons register, loading g the Mgt lads& Docks.—For freight or passage, apply to t oviEN KNEUITT, and BOOM% Sun-court, , or to ..11.1511.Y. HAMMY, and BEN ELL, 21, Leadenhall-stme 2 . LIOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate &match) the lastmalUng hi pp GERTRUDE. A 1 for lea», V 49 tons register • IAPDIN Commander . I,lin; in the E ase India Dock. This ship has excellent 'mom ' *mum. •ppyptuns " ca'"" an experienced YA r riTE . Y — , should m t ade . tix ,e GYL , nALeurrA sits MADRAS. —Monthly Steam Vv Comeirmdcatton between London and ladle cm lath of each month, bypne of the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging to the lest India and London Shipping Company ~ Linalted). The vell-known clipper auxiliary attain ship JA.64,64, LAM tone se horse .mwer, J. T. 13t GT, conmanlcr, now ldaZug in the Victoria 'Madvm; Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark mg passengers at, and leaving RAVINEND on 16th September 11 CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of armed Rope, and calling at giDt ii : land and embark paseeugere only. This magnificent magap, built expressly for the Indio Trade, has been thoroughly ted, tirsCrate aecommodation for paseengere and will pay an experienced surgeon, also a stewardess. The average m meage of the lust boa steamers has been 74 days d hours to Ys. ns., and thc feat, the Ilyilsspes, made the voyage in 66 h nit the shortest passage on record. It Is anticipated that the gm-ceiling vesscis will accomplish the voyage in an approximate time. For freight or passage apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 16, farinmentatreet, S. W the Brokers, ALYRRD MITI' and Co.. Lealleiiindistreat, &C.: or at the OFFICES of the COIL 'ANY, 9, Mincing-lane, London. EC., where also application for ippointmeuts as ondshipmen in this service should be made. RieliAßD DREW, necretary. T 0 BRITIBII COLUMBIA FOR Ell 3 10a WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Dtrect.-11t• LIVERPOOL NEW YOWL red PHILADELPHIAIIIMAM-BHIP 00XPANY Intend despatch• lig their fulloowered Clyde-bullt Iron Screw Steam-shim calling Queenatown to embark paileengers and despatches. as follows: WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORIL CITY OF NEW YOKE. Wcdneaday, August 27. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Sept. & ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 19. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabbl passage, 15, 17, and 51 guineas, according to the accon• wodatloa. Forward paaaage, 8 guineas, Including all provisions cooked. Pawpaw» for Canada. the Ualted Man" aad &Hilt Columbia. booked through oil very advantageous terms—Poe glebe? particulan apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 51. Wateritreet. wane& ; or So lIVBS end MACZY, 61, Khan Waßlameatrassi, CUT. • SSTEAMto HARKEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNISIDAY and AMU k DAY, by the North German Lloydlilandid siemens ADI. MOWIL car SCHWALBE, from R down, at 11 a.m., ISlackwall Pier for paseemors noon. These vessels have aeseriarsooommodation for peseamers Fern to Bremen: LI and At return tickets, C 3 and At Ms—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Hainaut Office, Regent-circus, W. ; or to PHILUPPS, GRATIS, and PHILLIPPa. 13, Beod4ane. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA YIIIt leaves the Mash and Foreign Steam-wharf, Wap ping, every SUNDAY, at II a.m. Tares : I.t la, El 10a, and rs. Id. The PYRNOORD, from off the Tower, every THONI3- DAY MORNING early. Fare al.—Apply to CHAPLIN'S That vend Moe, Regent adreun, N.: or to PHILLIPS, ORATES, and PHTLLIPPS, 11, Rood-law. LC. BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. - £1,500 REWARD.—WIELIZAS the Directors of the BANK of ENGLAND have recently discovered that same of the paper manufactured for their notes has lwen (cloaked, taken from the mulls of Messrs. Portal and Co., at Laverstoke, near Whit church, is Hampshire, and that such paper has been need in the fabrication of forged notes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a REWARD of LSI* will be paid to any one who 'ball give suck information as will lead to tin apprehension and conviction et any person concerned in the stealing of the paper; and s. FURTHER REWARD of Cl,OOO will be paid to any one who shall give such Information as will lead to the apprehension and COD wirti"u.9l. any persona:warmed in the fabrication of forged notes by means of saes paper. Information to he given to ale. Superistehtlent flodmoo, Polire.ofece. Old Jewry, London, or to Messrs. Frebhlielda and Newman, S. Bank.boaldtnp, London. By order of the Directors, E WELSH, stasistant Secretary. 'Maio/ 'intend, Agrestle, 11302. fIAUTION.—BANK, of ENGLAND NOTES. ../ The DIRECTORS of the BANK of ENGLAND HEREBY OIVE NOTICE. that It has recently come to their knowledge that sonic of the PAPER manufactured for their Notes has bees Rionlonely taken from the Rills ; and they desire to caution all hankers, Money Changers, and other persons, in taking pay ment by Bank of Ragland Notes, not to depend upon the appa rent genuineness of the paper alone, but to EXAMINE with in creased are the PRINTING also: and in all caws, for their own protection, to obtain and preserve the Names of the per sons from whom the Notes are received. By order of the Directors, E WELSH, Assistant Becretiu7. Lank of England, August 16, 18E. fIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Righbory and Xiugahuril Coal Repels. No travellers or spats employed. LEA and Co.', price for Rattan. Haswell, ace Lsrobton NVallseed, the best house coal direct tress the col lieries by screw sterner, is Ws. per ton (do not pay more under say pretext' ; Hartlepool: 21a. ; lanneld, 170. ; beet 110. Inland, by railway: tilliutone„ first clan, 200. ; second class,9l. 1.; Clay Crow, 19s. and ill .; Barnsley. pia; Hartley, lea. Net cob. Delivered screened to any part of London. All orders direct to LEA and Co.. chief offices, North London Railway Hickbury, Islington, or King land. CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, • CTRRY, or MULLIGATAWNY PASTY. lorry Powder. sad Curry Sauce, may be obtained from all Tomo Vendors, and wbotrode of CROSSE and BLACIEWLLI., Purveyors to the Queen, Boho-equare, Londou. WATHERSTON and BROODEN'S GOLD CILUNS oy troy weight, at realisable ralinsossn the worintuunhip at wholesale manufacturers' pekes. Me I to the chums guaranteed, and re-pcn chased at the price camp& " Here's the note, How muds year chain weighs, to the utmost carat The hamar of. the gold, and charge for 0n.".. Manntactory, ?fa 16, Hetuiettaetteet, Coveni-garen, W.C. London. Alsa)s made of chains and jelrellsry tor Is. each. N.B. This establishment is closed at 6 in the evening, and on latus,lat s at 1 o'clock- A TACT WOITRYOY NOTT.". lvf R. RILES REMOVED from Bond street •LTI. to 71, BILOOKATREET, HANOVER-BQIARR on the ottober, 1109. The les. Troves's totiginated by him; better Ulm ever. tatabUshe4 1541. QPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 1.3 win soot certainly prteenn the sight. Better canner; be made. Steel, with erystahe or pebbles. 15a. steel. with Ss. to 10s. Gold and Siher Spectneev and Eye-Gismo lo greet euiety. at equally low pricea Harries Prospect Glass, tAI. post free. THUS. HABILIS and SON, Opticians to the kny.el Family, opposite the 13ritish Museum Oates, London. hetehlished line Vention.—No travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, sod to health and longevity by filo proper mastication of food. ROWLAND'S' ODONTO, or PF-SRI. DENTIFRICE, compounded of (Mental ingredients, la of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the Meath. It erudition* tabu from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a peachlike whiteness. Its invalovlde pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It le universally in high repute. Price 114. per boa. Bold by A. Rowland and lons, 10, Batton garden, and by Cbangsts and Perfumers. Ask foe "Rowlands' °dolga.' A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.I • Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial burredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness., dLulneas of the else, tie. For habitual costly teem, ss a family aperlent medicine, and ea •puritler of the blowl, Theo are truly escallent mild In their operamin and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, P. 1104 digesi ion, and streastlicti the whole nervous system.— Sold by W. Lambert, 20, ierrnyn-street, and by most druggists, hoaea. Is lid. and 2e.. W. Be sure to lug for Dr. Scott's Bilious *oil User Pills. The genuine are &square peen package. With "R Slain' Lambert," engraved on the atamp. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL ItEvrohATIV E, acknowledged and prescribed by the Welty of Loden and Paris as the only one infallible conqueror of offence and muscular deganeratiou. Permanently ignoring sound health of mind and body, and renewed rigour for every r Air P ^ " of We. Prices. Ili. per bottle, or four quantities in op; 301., and in xi cases, effecting a saving of XI Ita. Forwarded direst on receipt of post.offke orders or stamps. Bole wets. &Hitt. and Cri.pe, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pattreebarebyetd. leedne. MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED in rot:kills DAYS. without the possibility of Whirs. r , nar:oite,cl remedy enclose tiv.. stuaips.—Address, Cal k A. 211, Itegent-struft, London, W. DR' RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE restorer manhood 4. the nail akattentd coastitattaaa Ia four weeks. 'White la Impossible. Ita effects are permanent. ' `. 44, uulfatina necetaary.—nold In cam with lull austzuctiona, at Ile. • or low geantities for Ma, sent anywhere, carefully packed ou rocciptof rentittauce or staaapa—hole agents. PlttY au I eo.. nit Strand. near Tentol•6ll% TO the NERVOUS and A bent oil this sebJect be forwerded, grathi, to the afflicted. All venous eullering trout the ordinary &Umtata ed mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to Ilre. C. U. 1, Litl th etreet, Hackney-toad. Leedom, whoa a copy 'Hifi. , immediately returned. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (surum's atanaate.) VENETIA. TURIN, Auover 207 Intelligence received here from Venetia states that the troops of the reserve are about to be recalled. A great display of military force was made on the occasion of the fete of the Emperor of the French, as a precautionary measure. The cities of Venetia are tranquil. MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI. NAPLES, Auouer 20. The Popolo d'itcdia of to-day publishes a tele gram confirming the report that Garibaldi had entered Catania, and been well received by the in habitants. TURIN, A 6008? 20. The Official Gazette of to-clay announces that Garibaldi has entered Catania and takes possession of the telegraph office. The communications are interrupted. The royal troops, commanded by Generals Ricotti and Melia, which were marching since yesterday towards Catania, have arrived at a short distance from that city. BELGIUM. BRUSSELS AUGUST 20. The discussion on the Anglo-Belgian treaty of commerce commenced to-day in the Senate. The Minister of Foreign Affairs defended the treaty. The discussion will be continued to-morrow. AMERICA. LONDONDERRY, Auaorrt 20. The Canadian steamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec on the 9th inst., has arrived here. She re ceived despatches at Cape Race on the 12th inst., all of which, however, have been anticipated by the Etna. POLAND. A Warsaw letter states that Cie man who made the attempt on the life of the Marquis Wielopolski baa confessed his crime, but declared that no feel ing of personal vengeance had prompted him. He stated that two persons unknown to him had seized on him at a public place called Wauxhall, and made him take an oath to deliver the country from the . marquis's authority. He adds that they never quitted him until the moment arrived for acting. The prisoner is exceedingly cast down. SPAIN. The despatch which lately stated that the Em peror's reply to the speech of the Spanish ambas sador bad prodnoed "au agreeable effect" at Madrid is not precisely confirmed either by the opposition journals or the ministerial. Letters state that the attention of the political world in the Spanish capital is much engaged upon the relations between France and Spain, and that complaints against the manner in which they are conducted by Marshal O'Donnell are becoming every day more numerous. AUSTRIA. A letter from Trieete, of the 15th, in the Perse veranza, of Milan, says : A report was lately spread here that the municipal council was drawled be imperial reecript, but the news appeared so strange and improbable that no Doe would give credit to it. The Osserentore Triestino son, however, COQ firmed the fact by aononiming io its official part that "has Majesty had deigned to order the dissolution of the muni cipal council of Trieste, and bad decided that is one mouth, at the latest, the notification for the election of a new civil representation would be published." The news still appeared incredible, as the municipal council had always acted in observance of the laws, and conformed itself to the constitution. Dr. Cumano, one of the council, went and inquired of Lieute nant Burger, one of the government authonties, what could be the motive of such • sudden dissolution, and received for answer, "that there was no motive in particular, but that it was the whole of the acts of the wend which had led to the minute." What were those acts ? The council has solemnly proclaimed, but always legally, that Trieste is Italian ; it has pointed out the necessity of public examina tions, in order to withdraw the youth of the plane from the consequences of an erroneous system of education ; it has availed itself of a ministerial concession to found an Italian college at the expense of the town ; it has epoken freely and independently, but it has never departed from the path of legality. If the government had any serious intention of inaugurating • oonstitutional state of things it would have approved of the conduct of the council, instead of dissolving that body. The mask of falsehood has thus been raised, and the " very faithful city of Trieste" has been declared • rebel ; • war between it and the government is declared ; • reconciliation is impossible, and the inhabitants will prove by (ILA.' that the council enjoyed their fullest confidence. An extraordinary degree of agitation prevailed last evening, and if the l'odesta and a great number of the municipal councillors had not been absent, the citizens would have manifested their indignation against the govern ment by •• public demonstration of a ff ection for the dis solved body. The police took every measure to prevent such • movement. Councillor Krause, who fills the func tions of director of police, (matinees his system of rigour, and has prohibited the representation at the theatre of the piece entitled Gutters di Semis, which bed been per formed at Parma, and the theatre runs the risk of remain ing closed for want of • piece which shall obtain the autho risation of the police. THE ZININSULA. SOUTHAMPTON, Annual' 20. The Tagus, from Lisbon on the 15th inst., has arrived. She brings 10 pasmogers ; 3 packages of sippoie, valise 9884 ; and `Z3 hall-oheata lemons, 18 bone papas, 4 baskets onions, and 5 packages sunTagdries*. From Lisbon to Vigo the us experiamed strong northerly winds ; thence to Sontlhampton light variable winds lad Sim weather. At 4 p.m. on the 19th, she spoke the steamship Mangerton, steering S.W. LISBON, Ammer 15. Szebsogs on London, 54; Paris, '3O; Hamburg, 48; Amsterdam, 42.50; Genoa, 526; Three per Cent. Itentee, 473 ; Oonposs, 47* ; Deferred, 47 ; Lisbon Bank, 550.000 ; Oporto Oommereisl Bank, 256.000; Oporto Mercentile Bank, 255A00. Tun STORM IN ALOMIA.—The storm which burst over the town of Algiers on Sunday, the 10th inst., as pre- , violist,' mentioned, came from the north-east, and was one of the most disastrous ever experienced in Algeria. The thick walls of the military hospital of the Day were split down in several places. Ilattreeses were lifted up sad carried a distance of 150 yards. The dormitory of the Sisters of Charity was oonipletelydestroyed, and all the sg, orange and lemon trees in the garden were torn up by the roots. The damage to the hospital is estimated at more than 40,000 f. In the establishroeut of the Messegeries- Ginirales 20 stage coaches were crushed to pieces by the falling in of the root. Several private hosed have been so much shaken that the inhabitants have found it necessary to quit them. The Heroes° Garden has been laid white, and nts a most doleful spectacle. The mag nificent covered walk between the large pond sad the bust of Napoleon Lno longer exist.. All the large trees which afforded such an agreeable shade are either broken or split. Nothing remains d them but the roots. It was precisely at 12 o'clock that the hurricane burst. The clouds were black as ink, and the storm was succeeded by rain which fell in cataracts. The wife of a commissary of polies wall killed by the falling of a beam. Her death wee instals" tenons. Several persons were severely wounded, having i their less or arms broken. All this destruction was so , compliged is less than 20 minutes. A part of the forest of /Cliental. in Algeria, lately caught fire and burn* for two daye, destroying some thou aasda oak and chestnut trees. The town 'of Millanela was at one time is some danger, the dames extending to within a hundred yaw& of the houses. The coafisiratiou is believed to have been socidental. • The Royal Western Yacht Club and Port at Plymouth Hewitt& took dies on Tuesday end Wedanday. Both days were very favourable for aquatic sports, and • larva number of yachts were present in the Sound than on hatre*lte dftellioo. The mama prise, 501., wee woe Tama, bf the War" 30 tons, then, property of A. Dross, Esq. I F r 11 B L 0 N D 0 N, 191, Pleet.street. near Temple-bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNLB. for THIS DAY,. August 11, will consist of— IMAGES. Aux Haltres I L Sefton-11a Julienne. ?OLSSON. Anguille fture—Soles &Kea LITIW. Salmi de Coq.de.Bruyere a Is la Bo et. ltendeune—Tete de Yeas Poul Hanche de Vea laon rdti 13 —. ut boulllL INTRISNIMIL de Pommel de Normandie. ronding 11'I Frotnage et Palacio. TO-MORROW, August ER the LONDON DINNER will °owlet of— PVCAMIS. Puree de Coq de Brop?re—a L Chlffonade. POBSON. Turbot sauce Holrandolae— . Mariana hit& =TRESS. Saute de Bumf i Iludieuu,—Catelettes de Bement. Hanche de Veils'sou rOU —Veen rdti IIiTRENETS ?ammo aux lils—Pallaeerte 1 la Suisse. From Awe et :Wade. Turtle Soup included in The London Diener three times a week without este* charge. An extensive and earetußreeleoted stock of Rhenish, licreße and other Wines, Imported expressly for The London Dinner. A Ithe Haunch at Yealsca tly at 2 ddaCiF• Turtle Soup and allFlahTia season, daily. N.B. During the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Boom it la carte from one until tee o'clock. Open on Swanks at four o'clock. FREDERICK SAWYER, Proprietor. CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW mot 11, 1 is 'Map. te in the lIELLIINO.—Open from Nine m the tltilevening. CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW (Friday . Orebottra Band e Great Organ Performance at Fountain' at Bloodln at Great Organ Performance at _ LIO‘ CRYSTAL PALACK-TO - MORROW. BLONDINII EXTRAWIDINAZY LAM TIGHT ROM PIALFORMANCE will, among others. Include lire 1080 testa:—Clog Dance—Basket Dance—Stilt Dance —*risen= over Burnlag Candlea—Grest Clair Feats—Le Tour do Chapeau —Overture ea the Violist —Flag Diutee—Drtun Polka—Daring Somersaulte,—Commenoe at S.—Reserved sesta will be provided. LONDON PAVILION.—IMPORTANT NOTICK—LITTLE COEKLLI has already established her self In the good opinion of the public ; and, lu addition to her wonderful psrformance, the proprietors of the L 011.1013 Pavillon have much pleasure to announcing the appearance of MW Constance and Madame Valekeuaere—the former lady baring gained the woad oognoms of the Star of the West. A new selection from .11 Trovatoes" will be given each evening, the principal soprano being sastadised by Madame Valekenaere, and the leading oentralto by Mies Oesateson Miss Condoms and Madame Urchin' will also dig their favourite duets every Evening. Sam Collins and a beet of other talent. 101111. and 803111MAMMF.Z., Props-Wore. SPLENDID largo ENGRAVING of the PORT ,),, t 4 DON, with the ILLUSTILATHD TIMM{ of SATUR DAY, A at 111, showing the whole of the Upper Pool, crowded with the roping of all Nations and every variety of River Qaft, the lintraaoe to St. Katherine Ducks, the Tower, the Monument, Loudon-bridge, St. Paul's, and many of the City Churches. This very superior engraving will be prated sepa rately, on fine paper, and will he Issued with the Illustrated Times at, the price of a number and a half, namely, Sid., or free by post Mt six stanspa—t, Qitherhas-street, W.V. ELZMINTARY BOOKS. Neventh Edition, la ed., LIIIOLISH GRAMMAR. By the Rev. Dr. liviscit. 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With a Portrait of William Emma. ex-M P. for Lambeth. _ . . -- London O. Vickers, Angel-court, Strand. DR. CURTIS ON NERVOUSNM. GENERAL DEBILITY, La Just published, prim la., poet free from the Author for It stamp& AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoratkes to health and vigour, the result of twenty.live years' successful myrtles in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. Ify Dr. J. L. Corns, 16, Albemarle-greet, Piccadilly, London. Conatitations, 10 toll 6, and 6to 8. " Me feel aohesitation to owns there is norsember of society by 1 whom the Wag wiling be found useful—wbethereuch persoohold the rotation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman."—Sun. Losibra Magus. Carehill : sad J. All a. IS, Marwick-bum PROILOUR ADVENTORE.—Oo Thurnday afternoon Mr. T. Holman, a bombardier al the Brixham Voinntear Artillery. west out in a boat into Torbay for the purpose of plaided the target for the ermines practice, and whilst he was envied at the target a sadden squall came on. After It had somewhat abated be made for the shore. The wind was then blowing strong from the N.W., and the boot was *stir* at its mercy, she refusing to hold stay. She finally semi upon an isolated rock about a foot alder water. Mr. Holman got out of the boat, but scarcely had be dove so . when a heavy swell carried her out of his reach to another part of the rock. Mr. Holman was cm the rook without ! say means of escape. Te add to the tenors of his situation the water was flowing, and he was tumble to swim. With land within thirty yards at hint ea the Berry High-reed, to reach it be mast lamest water at laud sir fathoms deep. Fortheately, after an SMIiOIIII hour who thus plumed, he was observed by the chief boatman et tire comet Mr. &; COMM who chanced to be at his ben" Plaid on the road to Berry-bead, who hastened to the watch sod 'with praiseworthy speed &speared • boat to the as sistance of the bombardier. He smarm soon rescued from hispeeficass isesitioserbeeses JearrwiL UNTOTAL PALACIL BALLOON !OCTANT. ONO lINILLINO DAT.—WIDPINDAT, AOOOlll, SO.—Admissions on popment, 12,919; ditto, by season tickets, 908; tote/. 13,827. SPORTING INTIILLIGINCE. YORE AtrotTST MEETING.—WEDNF- , •DAY. Ilse comparative failure of the Ebor Handicap did not is any way diminish the atteodance oa the principal day of the nesetiag, mid the Koavesmire was thronged by a very large espouse of spectators of all elegies. During the =arcing the sale of Sir Tattoo Sykes's yeastinp, and the disposal of Sir Charles Monek's stud, incited much atten tion among the "noble sportsmen," and handsome prime were paid for Gadabout, Vanity and Hepa tica. Sir Charles's brood mares, whom careen on the turf rendered them famous and generally coveted. Although the weather was not brilisstly Hoe, as on the opening day, the sir was warm sod *want, sod • large increase in the members of the aristoorec7 was noticeable in the stands and enclosures. The early departure of the train for London compels us to curtail any preliminary remarks, but the lengthy report given below is almost sullieently exptenatory of the proccdirlift. Elevennooses came out for the Great Um. liaodimp, the most noteworthy absentees being !ameba sad Bally Ed mond, who bad both been suphorted freely is the market. Cape Myaway, though deetioing to 440 lat the close, ro• lathed his position of tint favourite, his stable companion. Q.E.D., being second favourite at d to 1. The result created considerable surprise, as the favourite suffered a den- Mae defeat from the Makshia mare and n=- 14%, both, oddly enough. carrying the same weightz got. 61b, tile lost-mentioned, boweree, " giving • year to the winner. Lord Glasgow's soars woo a very severe struggle at the finish by a seek, while Cape Flyaway was third, the same position that he ocespied for this I:audio/iv last year. Lord Glasgow's moues wee well received, and ' the victory was almost a parallel case to his lordship's Ebor Randieep coup in 1860 with Pei. who was also at the mo dmalt stariday's ang despised outsider. The following are de- Tatthe menials Razi. ds urrs Suzan 8,10 sins. each, h with 50 added, for -A, bred at the Raweeliffe /Mod Farm ; mita, get 10i bb Allies, fist fb. Certoin pessities and snow man. T. Y.C. subs.) lord Marnford's Cerlothe, by Newminstes-oseen Ise gat (Inc 7 az, Mr. B.C. Naylor's Pratique, 9st Sib (Inc 7 ex) (Challoner) Mr. J 0005.8 GolTdon. Set 71b.... . . .... (11.1thurlsoo, I Beating : 6 to son Camila, 5 to 4 opt Pratique, and 100 to 7 apt t)oeydoe. The last-named jumped off first, sod esavied on the mein slightly is advance of Pratique (text the )wile). Lord Student's filly being close up on the whip hand of Coaydop. Tbere was no attention is their poetical until approaching the distance, where Corydon was beaten and retired from the frost.) Cerioths waited upon Pratique a few strides further, and quitting Mr. Nay luls at the half distance, won easily by four lengths. • Half a-closen kepis seven ted the sosesd mad thisd. nth Loaninalothotlan COP of 50 son, is apse* added to a Handicap Siskes ot 5 son. each, for all agea Thus . creches of a silo. (Itsubo.) Mr. 0. (kooks Bodpeis. by urlendo—liittle 'bath. • ir* est Mb ( Clement) 1 Mr. 411 . Din, 4 yes, 7st 10th (Fordhans) Mr. 41U1's boothm to Patrick, 2 4 yrs, Mt 11l b (Carroll) 3 :2to 1 eget Zors, to agst Cellaritia, sto 1 apt Bedpele, Bto 1 opt Southport, and 10 to 1 each opt Grisaston sad Style Oak. A abort delay sussed *wig( to the reload of Granston to join his heroes, sad in emus guises of Warfel end Berofce's repeatedly bresking away. They *ere eventually got welt away with the eszeption of Mapes, who losing several Isegt)s stem, was last all the way. 'The colours of Gellarins, Redpole, Zora, and South pert were clearly distinguishable in the hest tank when they eamenway. At the thetas= Zola, with 'tadpole in close company, held a slight lead, mad at the middle of the stand enclosure the pair bad all the rest safe, sod coming away together; a fi ne !Wb resulted ßedpelks favour by a head. Two Isegthe wonted the second and thir& Benne was a good fourth, Cellarius fifth, Grinning sixth. /Maple Oak seventh. Southport eighth, sod Melina was lost. • • Tit Pima or Warm% Ithatits if 10 ears. each, with , • SO added ; for 2-yr-olde; oolta, fist 101 h ; fillies, list Mb ; imeetalties sod a ll owances. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 rods). (18 subs.) Mr. Merry's Fames by Terldbigton—XoPement. 214 lib Inc. Mb extra) (Fordham) 1 • Barou Ntritrels Nostwaoy, sat 1016 (Si. Chirades. Ms. W. Hudson's Primes' Louisa, flat 10th (Inc. Mb extra _o7aborse 3 &Wog : 5 to 2 apt Stockman. 3 to 1 apt Footthoy, and. 109 to 15 opt Escape (at first 3to 1 was taken). An ad mailable start was effected, Prince= Loots and Footway having a slight lead of the rest. Jost within the distance &owe, next the rails, got in front, and appeared to have the rase in hand, but the horse changing legs or stumbling opposite the stand, Fordham had to call upon his hone, and only won on the pest by a neck. Princess Louisa coma . with a rush outside her horses at the finish, and was osly beans by a heed from the second. The De Clare colt was close up. Tea DIILLT EN* Hezuucar of 100 Bova. added to a sweepstakes of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and only 5 if tar whiners eras. Two Wks ; over the ohl esst ec as ia t sae., 37 of whom dagered.) Lord Utaagow's hi in, by Voltlgeor—Mskelem, 5 Ts, est Mb alardcastle) 1 Mr. Daddies's 4 yrs, est Sib (T. Frew's) 2 rDatis .Cl l 3* Phor. sw. 4 Rs, Set ISt ....(Abicroft; 3 T. VMNatine's 4.1. D , $ pa, Mt 1111) (Carrell) 4 Betting: 4to I apt Cape Flyaway, 9 to. 2 apt Q.E.D.. 8 to 1 opt The Monk, 9 to 1 apt Fits-Eva, 10 to 1 each sent Thos Drake and Ourendruo, 12 to Lep& The *theism mone, 16 to 1 each apt Pembroke and King of Kars, 25 to 1. opt Dulcibella for e delay occurred before the eleven were undo'. Mr. Marshall's orders at the post, but to love thou Use hones were mitered in the direction of the denim-post ' instead of past the stand. Iced Glasgow's pair were the lost two saddled, owing to Covey—originally intended to ride The Makelees mare—being unable to ads the weight, and the substitution at the LA moment of a fresh jockey in Bardcastle, who fortunately happened to be standing by in the weighing room. Is due course the field were nay to be despatched, and directly the Bag fell The Drake was seen in front, and carried so the running for the first quarter of • mile ; but at the woodside Dulei bells took the lead, the Drake going on second, King ci Kars third, sad Q.E.D. fourth, Cape Flyaway lying off mom lengths is the rear. After proceeding a short distance the Drake again led the way, King of Kan going on Q.E.D. third, the atheists filly fourth, with Fite-Eva up. At the threaquarten mile poet Aldcroft, on the fa vourite, began to make up his lee-way, and got on terms with the rook. No change wonted until re chug the bend. where the ungainly Drake died away beaten. and King of Kars took up the running, and led fora few strides. At the distance the Makelees mare none through her hones, took the lead, and Faz-Eva, paring King of Kars and Q.E.D., west on next in but pursuit. At the stand Cape Flyaway came with a rush, but could not reach the Make- ' 1 ism mare and Fitz• Eva, who ran a very severe race home, Lord Glasgow's colours being landed by neck only ; a length and a half between the second and third ; three lengths between the third and fourth. Conundrum wog fifth, King of Kara sixth, sad Pembroke sad The Musk the next two. Alin Rufus tailed off. TER 131011 Sr. Laces of 25 son. each. for a-yr-oldd ; colts, Bst 71b fillies, Set 21b. Wisner* extra ; mond to awe his stake. On. mile sod three quarters. (U subs.) Lod Glasgow's eby liarbatus—Clartses, 8A 7lb (Aldcroft) I Mr. Bowes's Welcome. Set 7lb (Jialuivall) 2 Betting) 6 to 5 on Welcome, who was. defeated by a head. FIRST Yzel or vet 81111:3711 Xbil'al or ENGLAND EMI NUL Brans of 10 eon. each, h ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds • =ha Bst 10th; fillies, fist slb ; winoers dates. T. Y.C. (75 sobs.) Mr. ifs King of Utopia, by Klan of Tramm— ing,* 3.4 telb Coast Y. de logrange's Le Marescbal, Mt 10th (If. Orinashaw) Mr. R. C. Naylor** Stampede, Set 71b It:Wiener) 3 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Old Orange Girl, 3 to 1 apt Le Mareechal, Ste 1 agot King of Utopia, 10 to 1 apt Teem Me Not, LI to 1 eget Contralto, 16 to 1 opt Newmarket. 20 to 1 agst Micheal Soott. Won by two lengths ; the mine between second and third. Old Nine Girl came in third. but breaking a stinup•leather after pawing the post, Ald- • croft dismounted, did not return to weigh, and was there fore diequalified. Tet FH.LY SAPLING SrAgra of 50 son. each, 30 K. for 2-yr-olde ; Bst 10ibeacti. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 yard f a.) (8 subs.) Lord Standord's Lady Augusta, by Stockseedi--Mememes. set Leib = 1 Mr. C . Neylor's Neilgherry, Se t 141 b ' Mr. 2. IL Wilson at bohemia, Set both Mebane) t MATC9, WO sore., hft ; fist 71b each. T.Y.C. lead Otamow's c by Young Melbourne—Pbpalle, e damfV 1 Mr. Ten Breect's (Meths.'. 2 yrs ( ordham) I Tun HoedeoL Sr • Jos did not iprodues a lace. LATEST BELTING ON THE COMM& ST. LEGEft. 4 to 1 apt The Marquis (off) • 11 to 2 Budistooe (t) 11 to 2 °meteor (off) 11 to 1 Cariabrooke (t) 16 to 1 Surname (t) 9D to 1 Stockwell e (t) lot (t) 12 to 1 Lordialsagow's Very little dons. AZZIVID.—Tows Councillor, Leby Dundee, Melandra, sad Mashed. YOlll4 WIDWESDAT, MlDNicri7.—No betting. ' TU1121113061 PLATT ON TUZADAT. —The objec tion against Wititington for foul riding on Geller Oa is Her Majesty's Plate was investigated by the Stewards th is day (Wednes day), when they decided that Ivaishoff is entitled to the Plate. PIOOTICTB or THIN ENGLISH SHOOTING SEASON. —From what we ean learn from preservers there are hkely tote but few yeses prtrt far during the early put of taw bresdiaki Nara many Abed frost disease, and the . to laid sae were is several instance, left unhatched, and Yarns birds were snore frattestly sees As ever reads bend in any enzenter. Them will be of pheasants, id nty el bares. It must ks for any one to sty what pus is upon the lands .'. v/grM 3 awe are standing, we as the hameile late sportsmen ssonsiary to ids the sboohne for a week or a fost• • night. —Barg Post. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE GREAT WESTERN AND BRENTPORD. The balf-jimely of this company was bald yeeterday t at the 17" Great George-street, West minster; Mr. Ps= DavaT;igillie chair. Mr. C. ELCY, juo. eeseetary), read the report. It stated that during the half year ending the 30th June last the tonnage ea which the specified rates of tolls bad been charged wa5154,126 of guteral goods, and 14,617 of oral, coke, and stow—together, 68,743 tons ; being an Merton of 373 tons of general goods, and of 2,132 tons of coal, he., on the corresponding period of 1861. The direeeme felt confident that on the asseation of the unfavourable in fluences which continued so seriously to affect the trade of the country, a great improvement upon this traffic anght be anticipated • and they trusted that the ordinary share holders would then obtain a more remunerative swot for their capital than they had hitherto riceired, as, with standing the depressed slats of trade, there had been a gradual improvement in the traffic since the beginning of the year. and the gross tonnage of the mouths of May and June amounted to upwards of 26,000 tons: They believed that this improvement would co ntinue, especially as the arrangements of the Great Western with the West Midland and South Wales Railways were becoming fully developed. Since the last meeting all claims respecting Mews. Trod well's contract for works had been discharged. which had necessitated the withdrawal of a sum on deposit account at the beakers, sod also the use of debenture bonds for 5,0001. which were in hand at the clam of the last financial Mil year. The revenue account showed a net profit of 2,6641., out of which the directors recommended dividends of 5 per amt. per Minim on ends Mies of referees, &hares, sad of 2 per cent. per annum oil the ordinary shame, leaving a balance of 241. to be carried to next year's accounts. The CHAIRMAN, IN moving the adoption of the report, ex. premed his regret that although the tonnage lad increased somewhat during the MK six months, it bad not increased to the extent which they Might fairly have anticipated. The fact was, that they were almost entirely dependent upon the heavy goods traffic brought by the Great Western Railway Company, in connection with the West Midland and South Wales Railways ; sod he need scarcely ea , that the Great Western Company had suffered toe • mitigot by the dappmeion arising out of the American Thiry had also had to contend with the extremely low freights which bad prevailed of late from Swansea, Cardiff, and the other porM of South Walm. The directors still confidently look forward, however, to better tiM6i, and already there were indications of progress *limb were highly satisfeetory. For exempla, in Janneztlaet. the total tonnage tarried wag 8,880, and, in February, 10,114, whereas in mob Of the IMO three .months of May, .1411 . 4., and Jay, M had 13,00 Q tam (Rear, hew.) Their line wee the natural outlet for the whole of the traffic of the Wan of England, and there couldte no doubt that More gratifying remits would accrue whoa the present crisis should be ended. (lieu.) Mr. H. D. DAT seconded the make, which, after • short discussion, was agreed to LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE. • The ii;lf-yearly meeting of this company wax held at Minchester yesterday' IL W. WICKHAM, Esq. chinnau of the bead, presided. The report and accounts gtheady published) were taken es read. The Caltmetatt regretted that he had to meet the share hoiden on this occasion in the face of a dinenishing revenue and dividend,. bat his responsibility was lessened by the kneeled. tint it arose from circumstances altogether be yond the control of the directors. It arose, in feet, from circumstances well known to the shareholders and the public—the dale/say in the supply of oaton and the see sequent suffering of trade and the non-employment of the working classes. On the other baled, he was rejoiced tome that the parmesan interests of the company were not likeky to be'effected by it. He believed that wi th the restoratioe of the cotton supply, they might again look forward to an is. crewing revenue and acmes* dividends, became be foiled that it wee chiefly over that portion of their line which was in the cotton districts that their receipts wen affected. In Yorkshire theirrevenue was fully maineaieed, ate indeed, had exceeded anything they lied blown is feeler yen. After gong into sorce partisans as to the extent to which the receipts had fallen off in passenger, =anbeeliNes, and other departments, be regretted that boy Joel sot been able to diminish the orlds( amuses is same ratio, which we owing to the w neamity, 8 . 011141 eras, of running the mime aomber of Maas, and keeping tip the same staff of servants. The rails on tome part of the line had not Listed so long is bed been anticipated, and owing to tint sad other muses there bad heat an increase of cost in the maintenance of permaame way, but the proper maintenance of the permanent way was a matter of the utmost importance, and one which be thought would fully justify the board in reference to this increase of expen diture. He also explained that 30,000/. had had to be taken from the revenue this half-year to the renewal fund, instead of 18,000 i. as in previous half- yams, but showed that even with this increase they were net extravagant as com pared with other companies, the North Eastern heeler to set aside 124,6161., and the London and North Weatern,W,o97l. The expenditure on capital amount this half-year had been 70,0001., instead of 40,0004, which was the amount for which the board asked credit at the last half-yearly meeting. Be acknowledged his dissatisfaction with this fact, and said it was the intention of the beard in future to confine themselves to the amount intimated as requited, and if that was not suffieient to complete the works it was contemplated to stop them till a further sum could be taken. (Hear, bear.) The money alluded to bad been required for enlargement of stations and other works at Chorlev, Bury, Wigan, Manchester (Victoria Station), Mirfield, Leeds, and other places—alterations which were needed to carry on the traffic with greater economy and efficiency. With regard to the recommendation of the board to vote 5,0001. to the Operative Belief Fund, be said that their line was one which received great support from the operatives, and it was proposed to give the money in sums of 5001. a month, so that if the distress should not last so long as was feared, it would be in their power to stop their contributions. Mr. ANDUS (director) seconded the motion. Mr. BROOCH said the chairman had not referred to the quarrel with the Londoeasd North Western Company, and the ejectment of the Lancashire and Yorkshire servants from the west end of Victoria station. He was of opinion that great economy was likely to result from the working together of the two companies on an amicable foot ing, and thought that the expenditure of 150,0001. on the new viaduct to the Victoria station might be avoided. He suggested that a reference of the disputes between the companies should be made. Mr. JOSHUA BIELDiLV complained of the directors having exceeded the amount they bad taken power to expend on capital account, which had beau alluded to by the dour man, and contended they were only justified in doing so under very excieptimal circumstances. The CHAIRMAN mid, in answer to Mr. BROOCH, that they boned to save by making the new viaduct, and en largiog the station. A long but unimportant discussion took place on matter of account, after which, The Comeame moved that a dividend at the rate of a t per cent per annum be declared, which was agreed to. The CHAIRMAN then moved that the meeting, deeply sym pathising with the sufferings into which the operatives have been plunged, authorise the directors to set aside a sum of 5,0001. towards their relief. Mr. ILtacatr.ar es seconded the resolution. A SHAREHOLDER asked if this vote would be legal? Mr. ATKINSON, of Ashton Heys, objected to the vote. He had paid to the relief fund, and, being a shareholder in many other companies, might be called upon to pay more than be ought to be called upon for. The CHAIRMAN explained that the vole was not strictly within the power of the company, but as each share holder (*old object to his own portion being taken off his dividend, there would be nothing illegal in what they were doing. The motion was carried on a show of hands without oppo sition. CORK AND KINSALE JUNCTION. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the share holders of this company was hold at the offices, 17, Grace church•street, Lord Bnralut in the chair. The directors, in their report, regretted that they were not in the position to announce the opening of the line, as they had at the last half-yearly meeting announced was likely to take place in the iaterval which has since elapsed. The dnappointment had arisen from the contractor having failed to carry out and complete their engagement before ' the let of July, fot which they had rendered themselves liable to the penalty specified in their agreement. A por tion of the hoe, however, from Cron Barry to Jape Mill, would be opened far traffic in about three weeks from the present time, and the works mu the remaining portion of the line were so far advanced—the permanent way being laid— that they looked forwarct to having the whole line completed and open for traffic before the end of the pre sent year. The amount of capital' received in deposits and calls was 43,i1501., and of that sum there had boon already expended 42,6305, leaving in haod 42035, inde pendently of the amount raised es the company's debenture*. Of the original shares of 101. each, there rematped. unpaid 1,370, representing 13,7001. The GrummAtr, in moving the adoption of the repeat, said the company, without insuring thy Lability itself, bad arranged with the Magnetic Telegraph Gowan) for the ex tension of their wires the whole length of the Ilse to the old Head of Biwa% which would heath the arrival of American and Australian news. He bad no dipsibt the rad , way, when in work, would realise all the profits they had right to anticipate, , Hr. Dowrinn seweeded the motion. Mr. Ocothowth,,,the compioy's !Tenon, said the actual works woad ukase whore than 5,00 W. per mile. After some observations upon tie peculiarities of a fish traffic, the motion for theadoption.ef the report Will agreed to, end the proesediap timaimiut is the usual manner. rID-KENT (BROMLEY TO ET. MARY CRAY)• The directors in their report to the half-yearly j , meeting, on the 20th inst., state that the royal assent bee ; been given to the bill promoted by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Company, for power to lease, and ul ti. essiely te purchase, the Crays Railway. The terms of the inteaded lease have been so fully explained to the share holders in former reports that it is only necomary to repeat that the term will be for 999 years, at a rest «pal in amount to the interest payable by the Crays Company on its loan debt of 23,000/., and to pay 4 paean. per summon 61,5501., its share capital. The directors congratulate the shareholders at the conclusion of all • Pulanisntary warfare a ff ec ting their lioe. They were walrus; parties to an arrangemaot in the past masks M parliament, whereby the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company obtained their leasing bill, and the Booth Pastern Railway Company obtained their direct line from liserhhain to Toehridgw—eacli without opposition. The district of the Crays by , that arrangement will new be amply provided with railway accodoe, and the Cray' pro-' prlebors are henceforth released from all partiameatery ma telots., The remains account. and slim the Capital aseintat, mrtiOrod by the auditors, are appended, sad the balance re mits' beg to the credit of revenue, after the necessary dedoc times, animate to 8931..141. Bd.. which, with the bathos of 2131. Oa. sd. brought forward fro& the preview; half-year, gives a total sum of 4,1061. 111 s. ld. The directors are am- eloquently enabled to recommend that tbe dividend for the Wl-year ending 30th June, 1862, be at the rate of c. 34 cont. per annum, free of income tea, _oe the' share of the company, which wilt edisarb 9671. 17a. 511.„Lainal d, s Whore to the credit of thecurnsat half -yawed 1484 17a. THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. --•-- A large and numerously at tended _ meeting of the working dares was held oo Twsday evening at the Eagle Amemblprooms, Wandsworth. Mr. LOIIOBTAFF presided. Meeolutithelo the following effect wars curled " net peso weekly subscriptions be collected from the working aims of Wandsworth and its vicinity ; that collectors be appointed to receive autos:intim' at the different factories and in different district. ; that Mr. A. Coleman be sp , pointed treasurer to receive the subscriptions from the col lectors, and transmit the same to the Lord Mayor at stated intervals." The meeting wee (with the exception of the chairman) wholly conducted by mirk* men, sad was ad ()reseed by representatives of the workpeople from the firms of Messrs. Wentworth, engineers (who originated the movement). Messrs. Mliurrefe paper•mills, Pnas's Caudle ampany,4.c. Among the docatione received at the Manaioe.liones in mid of the food for the east of the Lasesaire creative. were the following :—Onlairs sad stew of her Majesty's ship Cam !widget 1311. ls. 2d. ; WeIIiMMIS at Messrs. Neill &others, ro lien of their bra • ; Moon. Bass and Edgar, 1061. ; Yin 'will. SOL ; ssassial in Paddiag ton (.lapel ram a arum • tin .Itaa IL B. legman, 10a. NATAL 420) 140.11411 Y. ADMIRALTY, Avon! 9D. --AILITOINTION/S. —Lien lomat M. Belie, to the Tannest. Master 11. 0. Swaineon, to the Rattlesnake. Clark T. A. Miller, to the Ediaburgh. Midshipman F. A.Gardosr, GALA, awl T. Jonas, to the ghiV al‘ Eaginser P. Wood, to the Rattlesnake, commis noes& First Class Assistant Eiagtheers F. Wheeler and F. G. Ford, to the Rattlesnake. Acting First Class Anistent Engineers T. Menden, to the Indus, for the Partridge; J. F. Moreton, to the Indus, far the Tilbury. Second Clan Aniline. Engineers R. Last, to the Bettie Enke • W. 0. Stull* to Use Clorninillis, canenned ; G. Mini, to the lade, as superenneary, iinaleumel : A. Ra ndy, to the Virago; J. Fraser, to the dodos. for Hospital. Acting Second Clan Asaistant Engineers F. Moors, W. J. Sprike„ W. B. Cleintley, and H. itawlinz a tt i te Asia, as attpennesiseuin ; J. Fawcett, to the 4.2lTral'OT THE LORDS OF TER` ADMITIALTT AT Livoithoor...Yeeterday, the Admiralty yaeht Otherne arrived in the Money, baying on bout Itssa•Aeboina F. W. Only. amnia Edon C. 8., sod Captaki C. F. S. Wig boors. The Osborne is under the command of Captain Grey. She leaves Liverpool this morning. PORTSMOUTH. !mann W. The Shannon, 36, acrew frigate, Captain Oliver J. Jones, smiled from Bpitheed this siterwoon for South America end the Pacific. The Black Prince, 40, iroa.plated Wm* Captain James F. B. Wainwright, is so far advanced in her meat far sea service that she will proceed to 9 to-morrow. The Rattle, 17, 'crew sloop, Commander Edwd. H. Howard, riled Weal terse= for tiro East Indies sedation. The Sprightly We= vowel, Muter-Commander Alien, was to leave this port this evening, with Vioe•Admiral Bruce on board en route to Guernsey. Sir Henry ?goosed' to the I Channel sland" on his annual visit of inspeetwo to the ports within this district. The Sprightly, it is stated, will Telma in about three weeks. TEE BICENTENARY OT " Br. cc —Next Sunday the dissenters throaghoot the country in tend celebrating the 200th 's anniverwiry of what is termed Black Bartholomew-day' . when— oe the 24th of August, 1602-2,000 ministers left the church of England rather than submit to the requirements of the Act of Uniformity, midrib( every clergyman to give in his assent to the mow oopal form of church goverannot. The subject will be adverted to in most of the dissenting pulpits. An address on the subject, signed by Sir S. Morton Peal, Bart., M.P., Mr. Samuel Morley, sod other gentlemen on behalf of the Central United Bartholomew Committee, has bees exten sively circulated amoapt dissenters. They state that they do not plellllll.lll to prescribe, or even to suggest, how next Sooday mbe turned to men useful account ; but they , recommend that the day may be celebrated in a spirt worthy of the occasion it recalls. As • sort of counter movement some high church clergymen have notified that they will preach special sermons on tit. 13artboloniew's-day —" that being the day on which, in the year 1662, the orders and liturgy of the church of England were tn. uniphantly vindicated against those who had dispossessed the lawful ministers, and abolished the Book of Common Prayer." ANGLING EXTRAORDINARY. —The HOD. MT. Dodson, brother d the Speaker of the Horne of Conunoes, who bee bees staying is the Calakmian Hotel for some time pest, had a tough battle with • large samosa oa Friday am& Saturday. last in the Holm Pool, and in which be earricreeed the wont of the eocoutithe. About six is the wombs. whilst fishing at this part of the Ness, he hooked e Mime, the which tail, he knew to be of immenverse sire. The fish wee tamed and ran dogri, pursued by the *ogler and an assistant. He took refuge in deep water, and the line beiog hauled in, an attempt was made to seise bins with the gaff. but in vain, for in a moment he had darted off in the contrary direction, and coming to a stop, lay sulkily at the bottom of the water. The gaff was again tried. and with a similar result. This game cootinued till evening set in, the pursuit of the ialmou being joined In lay • brother angler, bat all the efforts used were in vain. De termined sot to lose the prise if possible, Mr. Denison kept the fish on his lies during the whole night, cod did not lose hold of it till 4 o'clock on Saturday morning, at which hour, in making one of its sudden darts, the line, in ruining out, got entangled about the person of the angler, broke in twain, and the fish was free, after • battle of ten home ! The fish is, believed to be one of the Isrgest ever seen in the Ness, and could pot be Is. than 501 b. in weight —lnverness Ad vertiser. TURNOUT Or SPINNERS AT BLACILBUILN.—OD Monday aftarsoon the operative spinners in the employ of Mama. Hopwood end Sons, Nova Scotia Mill, Blackburn, after bolding a meeting on the premises, complained of the bad quality of the material which they were spinuing, sad asked for lammed pay for working it. As the mayor (Mr. B. IL Hatchithoo) was from home, his manager tried to persuade them to continue at work until be should return at the sad of the week. They declined to do so, and in consequence of what pawed the mill was entirely closed oe Tuesday, and will, in all probability. remain so until the return of Mr. Hutchinson. By this insane about fifty *ousts have ceased about 400 persons to be thrown oat Of • work. . BILIOUS DISASTER TO A MANUFACTURING TOWN 111 Friation.—The Journal de Toulouse gives an account of a dreadful catastro ph e which has just befallen the mann. fact aieg tows of thamet. A dreadful storm broke over the town and nelghbearliook by night, and the rain fell tenants. The river Arnett soon after suddenly nee to a height of more then 30 feet, bringing down with it, in its tor rent, truaks al tress, beams of bowies, furniture, cattle, he. The Tidiness of the water was such that it swept everything before it. Yin houses sod several bridges were washed away ; and several roads which led to the different mare. ',.feetoriea_ supplied with water power by the river, wets liimellshai. jos lip. Upwards of 30 spinning mills are =Pima Mu AIM d leaction from which they will not ' Aug mese Una, as all the sluices and other works on have beim destroyed. Put of the buildings be to Pie iliqpi manufactory et Bassinet have been away. The foreman of the sat bliehmwt, with his wife mid Soar children, were drowned. A piing workman, who was in the street, was also carried away by the torrent aid perished. All the bodies have since been found- Almost all the houses in the town were inundated to the depth ef emeral feet. The ices aimed by this calamity le kinness. iiiii. - 14