The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-20 00:00:00

4 „l b rt , • • • • I .L • t : ..;‘, al. (Q !do fl ~1 • SS 3114. X 3 • !:,,/ . • • • 1 , 1 d LONDON, WEDNESDAY KVENING. AUGUST , ,20, lBB2. No 5,000.) Ditainimd, d. Additional.] ErwoPEK • Flit BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Cositstriek with quick despatch!, the splendid Mak-built ship EDWIN pit. A 1. 12 year, $l2 tons register will carry an experienced iuntron, 1. Y. MACLEAN, to.ommaasier: loading In the East Docila —For freight or pati apply to HAS REV, and ARV/ILL, IT, LesdesfraM, RCOELLATLY,. CALCUTTA and MADRA &— Monthly Steam' CommunicatiOn between Loudon and India on 15th of gash south, by one of the magnincent fleet of steamers belonging to • the Fast India and London Shipping Company (Limited`. erdanown nipper auxiliary steam ship JASON, MOM tone, , yo horse power, J. T. IXURST, oommander, now loading In the :do. , London) Docks. will leave on 13th September, embark. ing passengers at, and leaving OB.AVIDIEND on ibth September I, CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of 3osal Hope, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark pas,engers only. This magnificent Chip, built expestssly for the India Trade, has been thongighly matted, has &strata accommodation for passengers,, and will carry an experienced surgeon. also a stewardess. The average Redra w of the last four steaniers has been 74 days d hours to Redraw and the last, the tlyilaqies. made the voyage In 85 days, being the shortest prossge on reem.l It is anticipated that the succeeding vessels will secisuplish the voyage man approximate time. Yoe freight or apply to GRINDLAY and Co.. 66, PasMamentstreet, 8. W. : the Broken, ALFRED BRETT and Co" 150. Leadeuhallstreet, RC.: or at the OFFICER of the COM PANY. 9, Alincing.lane. London. E.C., where also application for appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUST R ALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. For SYDNEY Dtrect (to tall fn.tl2 the river the 2Lth August, calling at Plymontb to ,mhaxk pasivingers!, the well.known frigate-built ship DUNCAN Di'NBAR, A t if years. 1.314 bons register, HENRI NRATRY. foinntander ; b tag in the }tat India Hocks. Thin ship has been fitted with the greatest care Hid comideration for the comfort of mmengen : her cabins are lofty and au7 ; she can IttC•l2.o. date a few Intertnediatta, and will carry as experisnoed ear rwat.—lfor terms of freight or purge ripply to Oeptal•111111LY Hanle', on hoard : Slow* CELLATLY and Co., A. Laden banotrest ; or to DZVITT and Neoax PBautemenst. nEVITT and MOORE'S AIISTRALLiN LINE .11 of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Moot (to sell Irani the river panctnally on the 25th of September, MMUS at Pltinolith to embark pearengers„ the splendid clipper ship TIPTREE, A 1, register 1,650 took JOON PI NEL, Commander; to load in the East India Docks. This ship has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of passengers ; she has a nodose and elegant saloon, and her cabbie are lofty and airy. has also very superior accommodation for intermediate pas eengers, and will carry all expsrieuced seugeon.—For Lerma of freight or paaew apply to Messrs. REDFERN, ALEXANDER. Ad Co., Great Ma.oester.street ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, Bull .I„urvi— 'PT and MOORE"S AUSTRALIAN LINE Wcf - PACKET SHIP. - For PORT PHILLIP °met (to sell ewe,mtually on the MA of September. bon shipping day lath of bee', the welhirnown Scotch clipper SEA FIKDD, A 1, eg9 tons register, JAMES TOUGH, Commander : lying in the London Diets. Mistime ship has fint-rate accommodation for cabin cintengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon if required. She has a roomy deck, and otters an eligible opportunity for the conveyance of Mock.—For freight or puree apply to MINIM GEORGE DUNCAN and OD., 141, Leadentulleireet ; or to DEFITL and MOORR, 9, Billlteratreet. DEITT Lod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a V f PACKET 81112.—tor ADELAIDE Direct ;last shipping day 25th August), the wellkuovin British built clipper ship AURORA Al/STK/LIM, • 1 13 ) eon, register 508 tons, 0. H. POISON, Commander: lying in the London Docks. This ship was built by Mr. James Laing. of itanderland. under the inspec tion of the owners, expressly for the Australian trade. She has a full poop, with superior acconirootatlon for cabin passengers, and will early an experienced surgeon if required. She also otters a lirutrate opportunity to shippers of tine goods, having performed her last voyage to the colony in 72 days.—For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9. BMWs , meet. DrTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK oPPAMIT SHlP.—lfor ADELAIDE Direct (to follow the Aurora Australis, and will have immediate despatch:, the British. built flipper ship ST. DUNSTAN, A l, register 441 Leda JOH N WYNN, Commander: Hag in the London Docks. This ship has escellent accommodation for a few chief cabin passengers, and is a iirstvate opportunity to 'klippen of fine goods —For terms of freight or passage apply to Mean. T. BURNETT and SON, It, Fenchurch•strett , or to Drarr and MONA 9, %lifter-street. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Al of PACKET 8111 P.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (daily expected from the Colony, and .111 have quick despatch), the well-known clipper ehlp HARROWBY, A 1, 616 tons register, WILLIAM STORIE, Commander: London Decks. nit regular trader has drat-rate accommodation for chief cabin passen gers—For freight or pelage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, DEVITT mad AMORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111 P.—For LAUNCESTON Direct is regular trader, has great part of her cargo engaged, and win he chrd &e -very ikidnidg), the splendid clippernhip DUNORLAK, rtaggistrr WO Wow, W. IL BaltWeigek Csaander; Iyhtglo the London Docks. l'ltis ship has been built expressly for the trade, and has fret-rate accounnodation for chief cabin pum p's—For further particulars apply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALKER, ISA, St. Helens phice , or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiteratraiet. PASSENGERB to ADELAIDE are respectfully requested to inspect the accommodation of the clipper ship AURORA AUSTRALIS. MO WI, G. H. POLAON. Commander; lying at the Jetty, London Docks. This vessel was built en pieesly for the Australiau pass...neer trade, mad her line poop la lilted with a bath room. :Ind eo ery convenience for tirst.claas passengers. She can also take a few in the secood cabin and in. termediate. For further particulars apply to DEMI' and 31901114 9, Billitebetreet MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwell-yard. London` LINE of PACKET SHIPS to AUS TRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port P'hilitp direct, to leave Um Ducks on SATURDAY, Sept. o, ceiling at Ply mo uth, the splen did clipper ship !WIZEN, 1.000 tons, ROBERT RIGGERS, Com mander , lying in the East India Dnck. Her aceomotodations for all classes .4 managers are unsurpassed, and she will carry an noperieneed surgeon. For freight or passage apply to AULKOD, ALLPORT. and MORGAN, with Mt iirs. Money Migrant and Sons. 150. Leadenhall-street. Passengers by this line of packets are cometeti from Paddington to Plymouth first-class for second class farts, and second-Mass for third-class fares. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The ORKAT EASTERN, WALTER PATUN, Commander, toll be despatched from Liverpoo l as under: WEDMEDAY, October I.—TUESDAY. November l& For freight or passage apply to SEYMOCIL, PEACOCK, and 118, Penchurchatreet, Imulon, EC.: or to the Great Bldg Company 'Limited, 90. Cannou.street, London, LC.: and 27 and Th. The Albany, Old Hall-greet, Liverpool. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR US lON. wEEßlTlftiiiibiiidiiiiiidiklorr to NEW YORK Direct.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA ATKA 11 -Sal P COll PA N Y intend despatch. In their full-powered Clyde-built iron Strew Steamultipa, nailing at Queenstown to embark passeugers and den:Wel:es, as follows; WEEKLY FROM UV F REOOI. FOR NEW YORE. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 27. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Sept. 3. ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 10. Aad every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin passage, 16, 17, and 21 guincsa, according to the accoas. wodsdiou. Forward passage, S pinetel, including ell provisions conked. Passengers for Canada. the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantagonts terms.—For further particular, apply to WILLIAM INMAN, rt., Water street, lavesvoul or to ElVkl and ALiCEY, 01, King WHllaaystreet, City. BRITISH anti NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL HAIL sTEAM-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to gail between LIVY.RPoOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and MOWN, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive malls, wools and passengers, the Holton chips calling at Halifax to land and receive ',moonset., and her Majesty's malle. The following or other vessels am ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, coning at Cork to receive the mails: AMA, for BOSTON, itatonial Anoint 23. •AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August SO. • Taking gets and goods for Maass, to Ite transferred at New York on board the it. M.u.5. British Queen. ARABIA, for BOHTON, Saturday, Kept. ti. Plumage money, including des oda tee and provisions, but without wines or liquors :--To Haitian and Boston, chief cabin, 222 second cabin. 216. To New York, chief cabin. 22.6 ; wand cabin, 2111. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 2.5 per ton, and 5 per cont. prlmare.—Applyto J. it. Foord, 52, Old Woad street, London : J. M Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Boone. fans ; 0. and J. Burns, Buchanan-drat. Glasgow ; D. nod C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. and C. Winer, 8, Water street, Liverpool. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS dmpasek un, ennentlonect Prat-dam steamer.: For ROTTERDAM anti the RELINE, the RATAVIER, from the BritPh and Yorelan Steam Wharf. Wapping, every Sunday morning at 11 and the FTENOOED, Thunday morning r .lyo off the Tower. For iIitEMEN, twice a week, the ADLER,. MOWS, or RCRWAList., altemetely Wedneeday and Saturday, frees Howe lidaw.. at 1 1 am. , calling at illackwall Pier to receive parent Sao at 1a... Farm: gg Ll, and 101, Return tieket• at • fare and a bail. ----R;117.--The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now open for the conveyance of passengers and mercluandlie to ell parts of Germany For GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, In a few days, from nwwlY.lown to be followed by the °VISTA/ WASA. Fans, E 3 as, 42 b., awl Ll. Yore. orEh HAGEN , the EAST ANGLIAN, from II orsely4knrn, In a few dsys. 1 * trcicbt. Damage, Re., arep'y at Chat:This Uolverrl Of It.d wwlant-cllanreas.e, ~ or to PISILLIPLIS, °BAYLIS, and PHILLIPS'S, 100 E.C. coBLS,—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Ilighhory and Ringsland Coal Dept Ma. No travellers or 'soma vmhboral. LILA and Co., price for Radon, llaarell, and Lam htonllsend, the best house coal direct from the col. herles by renew steamers, to 235. per ton (do not pay more under All Pretest : Hartlepool, Tanfield, 17e. : bed lessall , bY railway selkstont, first clam 205.: second elms, 195.: Lay Cloak 19a and 124. : Barrodey.Hartley, lea. Net rra. bell vend screened to any pert of London. AU orders direct t LEA and Co. chief onkel, North Landon Amway Ntallon, Illoraboyy, Idmitoo, or Klniplanel JOZEAIJ'S COPAHINE MEOB, snoosesfully tried In the Parts end London Hospitals, under the care of fl...curs. CaWrier, kicord , Lloyd . Poland, sad lagroe Clark either. fith Nov., 1352 , e ffe c t s n cure I n en average o f s i n days, eit lo recent or ehrkle diseases.—U. 6d. per bottle, by poet 2 f.. at C. Joann* French chemist, se, Haymarket. tondos. IIANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. —E1,500 1) Rzw.oux—wairaus the Directors of the SANK of ENGLAND hark recen%ly disco. ered that some of the paper manufactured for their notes has been feloniously taken from the mills of Messrs. Portal and Co., at Laverstoke, near Whit. chit , ch. in Hampshire, anti that such paper has been used in the fabrication of forged notes. NOI ICE IS HEILEBY GIVEN tint a REWARD rd £l.OO will be paid to any one who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of any person concerned la the stealing of the paper: and a FURTHER HIM A RD of glade will be . paid to any one who shall give such Information as win lead to the apprehension and con. victim of soy person concerned In the fabrication of notes by means of seen paper. Information to be savant: r. Superintendent Hadrian, Police-ram, Old Jewry, London, or to Messrs. Freshtields and Newman, 5, Bank-bruldusga London. By order of the Directors, , • E. W ELSH., Assistant Secretary. Bank of Rogiand, August le, 1802. CtTTION. —BANK of ENGLAND NOTES. • The DIRECTORS of the BANK of ENGLAND HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that It Dm recently COM to theft knowledge that wwe of the PAPER unumfacturml for their !rotes hem been feloniously taken from the Mills end they desire to caution all Rankers, Money Changers, sad other persona, la taking pay ment by Bank of England Notes, not to depend upon the appa rent genuineness of the paper alone, but to EXAMINE with In erased care the PRINTING ail.: and in all cases, for their own protection, to obtain sad propene the Names of the per eons from whom the Notes arkreceired. —.— By order of he Directors, It. WASH, Assistant Secretary. Bank of England, August 16. 16ff. SCINDR RAILWAY COMPANY. ciuutium—vr. P. ANDREW. Esq. DarcwCranitart—ittr 111LIBIBT MADDOCK. Delhi ftallway sepLeal guarseteed 6 per cent. by the limensiary of Mak for India to Ommeti. Applications for shame Neer be addressed * the Directors. Deposit gt per ahare. No call will be made during the cor rect year, but sham may be paid in fell. WILLIAM PKTICRS, Acting Secretary. Oreabain-houts, Old Broad-street, London, August )4, 1412. THE NORTH LONDON PARK and LAND COMPANY (United). Capital. 1250,000. in 130,000 shares of 65 reek Mt rev sham on application, and 10e pm share on (Its case of non-allotment the deposit will be retuned - deduction') DIRILTOID). The light Hon. the Lord FEILMOY, Y.Y. (Chairman), 6, Pr* briditeequare, W. Mr. Alderman Allen, Waterloo-place, &W. Thomas Campbell, Fis, Director of the Metropolitan and Provincial Hank, 6, 'westbourtie-suset, DPP.: HYdo-Park• George Cook, Bp. tilesare. Bradbury and Cook:. 17, Baukikhulk street, LC. Pater Graham, Hag. (Mews. Jackson and Graham!, Oxford . street, W. , William Makin', Esq., 10, Chepstow.d.llas, Bayswater, W. Lightly Simpson, Esq., Cludrrnan of the gad Anglian Railway, 28. Bower-street. Bedford-wmare Souorroa—Henry Wellington Valiance; lag., 12, yard, Tokenhoona- LC. Bannon—no Metropolitan and Provincial Balk (Limited), 78, Cornhill, B.C. BROKSFS—ltesara Huggins and lowsalL 1, Tignadnaedle street, E.C. AVDIEMIS—Merra. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., 11, Tokenhoosayard, E.C. irscaarma (pro tern )—lf. E. Parhialieo,u4. TvariosA3TO7nam--1.1, Tokenhonullard, AMMO= FIOI3FICTI76. For full particulars see the Stones of the teth August. The estate te freehold Sod contains ebil In • ring fence, within half an hour's drive of the Regent ' s -park. and adjoins the Woodirreen Station of the Great Northern way. The part-Mae money h 4183,000, which Is to be paid partly in and In s hares. rtlonneed not be paid until the 24.1 June, 1864. No interest Is to be paid In the meantime, The Park is to he opened by the Ist May, 1865. The rent of the Park up to the 21th June. 1864, hat the rate of Ab per acre per annum. Full prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained from the Banker; the Brokers, or from the Secretary, s 4 the Temporary Mete of the Company. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE 600LETY. Established 1806 on the principM of Mutual Insuranee, THE WHOLE OF THE PROMS BELONG TO THE AMMTEZD. Accumulations exceed £3,ooo,6oo.—Mceine 6297.000. Amount Assured and Bonuses, £4,570,466. Bonuses Assigned to the amount of £1,641,156. The rates of premien% me 10 per cenl kilt than those of most Odom-4 benefit equivalent to an animal bonus. One-half of the lint Ave annual premiums may remain as a permanent charge upon policies effected for the whole duration of life. For Prospectuses apply to the Society'. Offices, 6, Crescent, New Bridge-street, &C. ; aad Surrey-street, Norwich. SOUTH DEVObL—TO be LET fors' twat Intl 1.3 exceeding Ilve years, a firat-ciam MANSION, FURNISHED and decorated throughout in the met costly manner, and with the hest taste, and completely appointed for the reeep- Hos of a family of the highest distinction, with accommodation for a mamma estabilehment, and at the same time capable of Ining comfortably occupied, with extensive and Mt icily pre served shooting. The situation is ox of the most beautiful In England, e'evated, and rommanding a magnificeet and almost unrivalled scenery. For further particulars and orders to view apply. with references, to Messrs. DANIEL SMITH, SON, sent OAKLEY, Lod Agents and Surveyors, 10. Waterloo-place, Pall Mall, S. W. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Brewing-room Button In Velvet Bid • 0 Drawing-room Suites, complete 36 0 0 Dining-room Suites, complete IS 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete Warranted First-class P. and S. BEYFCS, lie, OXFORD-STRKET, and Ot to 06, CITY-11.0116. Illustrated Catalogues gratis and poet free on application. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. Establiabed 1769.— WAUGH and SON beg to Intimate to the Dainty, gentry, sod public that their 6110W-Roollld con tain a large assortment of BRUSSELS and VILLVIT-PILE CARPETS, of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they have had in the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro- duce very superior qualities to those le the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets, itc. Silks and other fabrics for curtains and turniture.-3 and 4, Ooodgestreet gg sad OS, Tottenham-wart-road. W. XCELL ENT E BIJOUTE RIEBRIQUIL COURANTE. MODHLEB SPA '—WATHEB STON and BROGDILN, having ICIAUX bee ma n ho V noured with a Pint-clue Medal at the Parte Universal kthibition, accompanied by the above flattering testimonial, respectfully invite the public to an Inmection of their GOLD CHAINS and extensive assortment of JBWF.LLERY, all made on the premises. WATIIEIISTON and BROODEN,Goldwnithe. Manntactory, No. 16 Denriettawtreet, Coveat-porden, W.C. FetsbUshed A.D. 179& Amps made of Chains and Jewellery for la each. N.B. This establishment is dosed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at I o'clock. A PAC? WOILTBY OP NOM". MR. MILES REMOVED from Bond-streot to 73, BROOK-4VM6f, NAI!OVRIt-BQTJARIS on the tat October, 1850. my lea. Tremors (orlarinated by Min) better than ever. _ . listablished 11141. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garmenta of the NSW COATINGS are sow ready for Inspection. The trouserings are of patterns and tex tures not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, Wonsan', and over coats always on hand at HAMILTON and ILIIIPTON'S, 105, Strand. oppoalte Passer-hall VOA TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS. Tbe meet comfortsbk and serviceable dress is L MOUS HIM SON'S celebrated "INDINI`ENSABLE" SUIT, prke from SOL to 70a, to be obtained only of the manufacturers, X MOSES and SON, Steady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Dra pes. Hatters, Moslem Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Out- Atkin. London Houses : Qty wtaswnme t, 156, 156, 156, 167, Maoris§ : 83, 8C 86, 86. 87, 88, 89, Aldgato. Oxford.street Branch, 606, 607, 608, New Oxford-street: 1,2, 3, Hart-street. Tottenham-court-road Branch, 137, 138, Tottenbetrunourt.road • 283, Eustoo-road. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. E. ILOS and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday at sonnet WI Saturday at sunset, when ['wiser la resumed until 11 o'clock. all articles are marked in plain Meares the lowest peon, from which no abatement can be made. N.B. Any article nut approved or will be exchanged. or the money returned. Lima of prices, with rules for oelf-toritiotrer sent, sad patterns, post free. riIOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the Seaside, and *Meru expneed to the scorching rays of the sun sod fleeted particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS ITALY DOE a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, dispelling the elope of languor and relaxation, allaying all hest and Irritstelity, and immeoistely affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity Will healthful state of the skin. Freckles, tail spots, pimples, flu‘hes, and discoloration' are emit. sited by its application, and give place to a healthy purity snd delicacy of oomplexion. Price 45, eld. and sa. ed. per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SINS, 20. Hattonsurden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for • • Reetames• kaiydor," and be /FM* of spurious and pernicious articles under the male of •• Kalyilor„" i RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA lial riM bees, daring twenty-five years, emphatically atm. Cloned by . the medical profession, and universally accepted hy the public, as the but remedy for acidity of th e stomach, bmribura, headache, rat, and indigestion, and as a ndld ape rient foe thilacate comituttons, more especially for ladles and children. It le prepared, in a state of perfect purity sad =dorm only by DINNKYOILD and Co., 17*, •Kw Boedetrest. ; and sold by ell nespettabie chemists tbreadmiat the verkl. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL ItiIS7OItATIVI, seletowleaded and preeerltrod by tits Welty or landau end Parts es the oaly one Infallible comparer of eervoes sad meseslar degresnitton. Permanently In mend health of mind and body, and renewed vigour for every of life. Prices, ils. par bottle, or four quantities Cra s a i d cases, effee a saving of 4112 a. F direst ea receipt of peel.alM orders or stamps. Bole aryare, labor and Crape, 4, career of Pit. Paurs-eitrobyerd, London. 11li E L 0• N D ON, 191. Fleet-strail;soor Temple-bar. SAW YEWS FAMOUS LONDON DINNER 'kw WI DAY, MUGU. De Tanta) i la Francais—aux MacaroaL POl6BOl. . . - Saurnon uuce More;;;lrliteta de Mertens fete. TNTRIES. COtelettes de Mouton a la Stublse—Petite Patti de Volta*. Bout bralat —Vasa r6tL Ll-i atilt mu Citron—Y.:maw 1 la Bt. Cloud. Plumage et Salads. TO-MORROW, Auguili 11, as LONDON MINN= WA comfit of— Aux Hann' drrfton-11a Maw. Poteauit. llanree—doiss trite, MAW. Salmi de Coq•da-Brayere I is Balladsham -1 la Poulet . Belicht, de Vansloon retteut bouffil. afeeximeta-134 de Pommes do Normandie. -Tete de Veen i Ponding li n Franage at guide. Turtle Soup included to Tbeinadoit Dinner three times a week a ithoat extra charge. . An extensive and and other Wines, stock of Rhenish, Moselle, 131:•4 11 7 644 5e1y for The London Dinner. A tine Hannah ot Vagina every day at 2 o'clock. TPria•saga NW W FY► in 'WINN Olib4 N.B. Dewing the Exhibition 8431111011 Tice Lembo Maim will be served daily trout two until nine o'clock, 4114 ,V 14.4111 IS the Coate Room ► la carte from was until tee Wald& _ Open on Bondayant fear (Meek. I , II.IIDEJUCK. MWYI. 'Meister. CRYSTAL PALACE. —TO- MORROW fiblusdry), ON& BHILLINO.—ODD froia itio4 W ateralig WU late la alte eyealaia, CRYSTAL PA L A'OR. - TO-MORROW (Thatudayl. Orchestral Band at. ... Great Own Parlomar Great Yewaisis at.— Orchestral Nod at 12.30 IVO 4.0 40 °METAL PALACE The GREAT FOUN- N..., TAINS, TO 41101110 W, at POUR, will comprise the following: The Six hostel= on the Upper Terrace. The Two Prince of Wales Fountains. The Inge Ceetral Basket Fountain. The Two Oracidul Water Temples. The f -sight Tana Fountains. TIN Six Fos. twins. The Grand Concedes and Waterfalls. The Eight Dancing Fountains. And the whole of the varied and beau tUally designed Foun tains and Cascades of the Great Lower Bashi, which alone cover •surface of five acres, numbering twelve thousand Jets, dis charging one million nine hundred thousand gallons of water in chiding Leo Grandes Saul, which attain the altitude of 234 feet. ON DON PAVILION.—IMPORTANT .NOTICIL—LITTLE CORELLI baa already established bar- Id the good opinion of the public and, in addition to bet wonderful performance, the proprietor of the London Pavillon have truth pleasure in announcing the appearance of Mr Constance and Madame Vakkensere—the former lady baying gained the proud cognomen of the Star of the West. A new selection from II 'frowsier." will be given each evening, the principal soprano being sestalned by Madame Valekensere, and the leading contralto by Allns Conanince. Min CoaManee and Madame Lmebini wl9 also sing their favourite duets every keening. dm Collins and a host of other talent. LOIBL and SONNBAMMER, Proprietora AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Wines to the "reach department at the International Kabibitlon. Macos-Beanjolals, 18* as. per damn; Bordeaux, 1858, lee. ; Graves. 18611, tle. ; Chablis. IBM 11l ; Beaune, 1868. SOL : Old =Brandy, 606. Warranted pure French Wines. A full Mode forwarded on application to latl, Oxfordotrest. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (imperial pinta 4s. 91. the dozen), Burka aka, end Guin ness's extra doe., la bottles of reputed and Imperial measures, Wassail of 18 pacer and upwards. Barclay's 'tent, 8 doses quart'. Us. Ale and stout bottled expressly for exportation.— MOODY and Co., seen* Lltneatrest,T.C. SPLENDID large ENGRAVING of the PORT of LON D iN, with the ILLUSTRATED TIMES of SATUR DAY, August 23, showing Use whole or the Upper Pool, crowded with the Stripping of Mt Nations arid every variety of Elver Craft, the Entrance to St. Katherine Docks, the Tower, the Monument, Loudon-bridge, St. Paul's, and many of the City Churches. This very superior engraving will be printed sepw rattly, on One paper, and will be issued with the Illustrated Times at the price of a number and a half, namely, 40., or free by post for six stamps.-2, Latherineetreet, W.U. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH has just published a IR.= IDITION of hit valusbie work, the PRIVATi ►IBDICAL HI=ND MS pages), ou the Self-curs of Nervosa Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Right, Latitude, de., post-free, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps—Address, Dr. BILITII, Bur-erefoist. Tavlstookscrume, Gordon. W.C. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The great annual gathering of the Foresters at the Crystal Palace yesterday told sensibly on the admissions to the Exhibition. In 1851, if the Foresters wished to go to the Crystal Palace, they must also go to the Exhibition ; but, this time, the Exhibition and the Crystal Palace are rivals in attraction, and must be content to ; divide the great army of pleasure-seekers which only mighty London can send forth. The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Michael of Russia and suite visited the Exhibition, and were conducted by Mr. Sandford over the English, French, Italian, and Colonial courts, with which they expressed themselves highly satisSed. Their Imperial Highnesses spent a considerable time at the case of Mr. Emanuel, and expressed especial admiration of the ivory and pink shell jewellery. The highest temperature yesterday, as shown by Negretti and Zainbra's patent thermometers, was :—ln the nave, 71.0 deg. ; in the galleries, 72.5 deg. The reading was taken at 4 p.m. The tem perature was yesterday 8 deg. higher than on Monday. The following were the total numbers admitted yesterday, compared with the corresponding day in 1851: ____ -- - - - ISeL Season tickets 4 , 597 Tuesday, Angtut 19 Ten Shilling mason ll tickets Payment sad day tickets 49846 Total 61,802 Seuon tickets 1 Payment Ibial 117,079 FATAL ACCIDENT AT FLEETWOOD. —Yesterday a lamentable and fatal accident took place at Fleetwood. Captain Bond, the energetic muter of the harbour, was examining some works in progress for the improvement of the harbour, when• capstan suddenly gave way and fell upon his he ad. He sustained injuries which were evidently of a very serious nature, and was conveyed to his home with as little delay as possible, but died on the way. Captain Bond was the joint servant of the Lancashire and York- 1 shire and London and North Western Railway Companies, and was highly respected. lie leaves a widow and six ' children. DEATH BY FALLING FROM A PRRCIPICE.—On NondaL m aZuest was held in the Waggon and Homes , near Hudders fi eld, on the body of a I mason's lahourer named Eli Eastwood, aged 26, which was found on Friday night last, at the bottom of • rock in Shay's Wood, Loegwood. It appears the deceased was seen lest on Thursday night, leaving • pnblichouse in Logriood, in a state of intoxication. As officer of the West Riding con stabulary, named Wilson, seeing him in a helpless state, offered to assist him home, but the cleansed said be was able to walk home by himself. and west away. The sup- position is that he missed his way in the wood through which be had to peso ea his way home, mid fall over the preeipice, nearly thirty feet deep. at the bottom of which his dead body was found.—Shejfeld Iselepeadent. STOPPING THE MAIL IN IRELAND.—A correspond. eat at the Yverieries Jeered, writing from Chatletown. delvie, August 17, says :—" A few night' ago as John l i .i=the mail cardriver between this and Killucan, was r ag with the mail bags from the rod-office at Ka/0- mo, to the railway statiog, he was stopped by four an near Riventown, who called on hist to stood. which be did. they thea warned him to give up driving the null car, or that the oneeequeoese would be serious to him. No injury was done to him, and it is asserted a former driver, who re aligned, and now wishes to be reinstated, is suspected of being the mirth mover I. this affair. Sopa, who Is a droopy is the locality, wumet identify sag of the petty. The bust accounts from the works for bonng the tunnel through Monet Cenis mention . that a distance of 1,200 yards has been attained cm the French side and 720 on that of Savoy. The air at the former diatoms imperfectly ' lars. Tuesday, August 19 720 M LAST MONTS OASSITIL SAMAZUPTIL DUXES or soucrrou AID rimers rAirricuwato ro as MAIM A? THE OPTION Or MI COW IutoiSTILAI, • - Mew or imozzorrov. a onfoaam-orsorr.l SoLodore. Holywell•lane, aboredlick, tailor, to 11W700- der Sept. 4, at 11. 'Axon Oslo; Prior-lace Old Yeet-roed, general dealer. Sept. 4, at 11. JOHN Iticit,Pll•terrece,Vaushatt.brldgardjahoorer,flept. 4 ,a lll . JOHN Itheraia MINDIONTON, WeUeireet, .Grarielno-road, clatic ht the Wartece, Sept. 4, at 11. JOHN Din Sang, Middlesex, late upholsterer, Sept. 9. at 11. HOOK JAM% Oamberwell.new-road, tailor, Sept. 9 at 11, ANse HO" Inn- Nawatreet, Kennington, late general " denim. Sept. 9, at 11. JOHN ?twat Woburn-mews West, Russell-square, coachman, Sept. 9 . It 11- 61110001 CULL", Riehmond.terrace, Walworth, brush maker, Sept. 4, at L BMW ADlP,CHrtodofl44.,Calf,Terftoll,looounDlDt.Sept.2,l , l 1. JAHNS Maim ockendoe.m., Islington, merchant, Sept. 9, at It TROMAA UMW( ORCHARD, Park-road, Peckham, butcher, ft, pt. AVIDIL/JtaX AOXILIAZT SPAM 11207§1.11 - 0011tAill (LOME* Sept. 6, at et BeinglialLetnet—potition for winding P. DEOLLRATIONB OF DIVIDINDS. BIN& CallanniV lrtakp.Bridgwater, essashroary—let dividend of lad, any Tuesday or Fraley. at Hinters, Laster. ZOOM HAMMON, RuntspiU, Somersetatilre, Ormer—fnielher dividend of Md. Ex , any Tuesday ex Friday, M MAW* USW. .3041:1 0 Xlm, eter, leather tiler—lit dividend of 0., any , or Friday, at Hirtiers, Easter. pomp Kam, Ileinyock, Devonshire, bateher-Ist dividend of r Sa..OL, any Tuesday or Friday, at Dithers, &seer. TimpLlßllMlL,Viyaeostih, pod umer—ist dividend of It lid., any Newly or Friday, at Ilirtzels, Barter. DIVIDENDS. Sept S. J. Morton, Durham, chemist—Sept. I. L. I. Whittle, Bolton, cheese factor—Sept. 11. 0. Ingold, Bishop's Medford, Helm, pump maker—Sept. IL D. Oakebreed, Sewbridgeworth, Berta, timber carter. PARTI4IOOIII I S DDISOLYID. H. M. Richardson and B. 0. Massy, Ballot end Manchester, attorneys—C. Maguire, 8.7. Scrivener. and O. A. Meson, London sod Blanchester, end Nor Yolk, merckanta, so far es roger& R. J. Perivener—T. D. Goddard and W. Glendora, Pondeds, Some; builders—C. Carter and J. R. Downing Swan lane tipper Themes-street. ogrimildwal erldnsas-le. Beettell end W Bwtth, Bromley, Middlesex. own deelers—T. Woolley, men, amid B. Woolley, Westbrordirich, brass founders—J. Willihrmion, T. WillMerank end F. Willinessoe. Hill and Posers MIR SWli Beighlay, end Bredford. Yorkshire, worded manufacturers, !ajar es regard, P. Williammee—G. Welter and S. Walker, Whinfing chain labia fierdaf-7. Bolt, and Y. Neiman, Batley San; Yorkshire, rag deehre.T. C. C. Adams end S. T. We, Madt-lass, Ofty, ineediente-tOnumel Blizabstli Folkard 411111 A ' Cobliett. grocers—hem Roberta. Joseph Roberts, W. Rehaft. and 0. Obekbeetoo, Yorkshire. stonemeseas AlCiFflrrY , and New York, mom- IMO= merchanta—S. ker °44 Z l T Brans, Castleetreet, ledgingbense keepers—J. turns sad F. W. Crump, . Powell 4. yulaitord hanli natem—F. ldMeson and R. Woo Or d, fl. Deardspere ,lemelloseerl, rfaughen, end C. William', Bah% Brazilian Bmpire. mew- Mints, so Or es regards 13. S. Davenport—R. B. Irene end B. J. Lewis, Dies, near Worcester, mustard makers—.H. M. Laurence and D. A. 31'Neill, Liverpool, engineers—W. J. Mellor and 7. Mamie, Bradford. near Manchester. manufacturing Moraina— lß. Ceti° and Co., Aberdeen, grocers--J. Mercer and J. Pollock, Ovilow• TUM i, ULI JAHNS Boit.lSA* Malcolm-place, Clapham, teacher of music, Sept. * at 13 /Wont GARZA* Cullom-street, lenchurchetreet clerk to a eh/Oro/est 100. 9, el 11. THOMAS RICHARD Ascorr, Water-lace, City, waiter, Sept. 9. stir. Emmil KlNPree. 111 Holborn, bookseßer, Sept. 0. Et 11. DWAIMOJoeII I9 I3AI3... ftoes's.coppice, mar Chnribury, Osolh farmer, Sept IL at 11. HitalallArreloult BMWS, Ouilideetrest, Lambeth, moistest Soot. • keeper at the Hausa of Lords. Sept. 2 . at I. 11•Huirt. HA WELL, langhereetreet . Portland- h er l ce, and Great • Tit-clinch! . Marylebose, cabinet maker, t2.M 1. CHAR T W o n, b oi z eh keeller, Sept. 2, at • Lazi k tAgeimi. Neetbeaspesffilifirf~r,r ~: _ _BOP& 2. at 1. Limn DtenerSOW, Barnes, Sweet, biter, Sept 2, at It. JAIN Aglibtir, Bathurst-naps, Hyde-park West, foreman to a :L m r im ager. Sept. 2, at IS PMl's , New BridffiMreet. ablekalsis, and Snare , - contractor fctelhile worts : also of West Brom wich, ordshire, brick maker, Sept. 2, at It Magian MATH/JO, Lemanelreet, Whitechapet, Journeyman tailor, Sept. 2, at It Ogonee Trarnl,Pedding-lane, City, wine merchant, Rept9,etll. 82222 Bittern, Whitmore-bridge, Horton, mantle manufac turer, Sept. 2, at It Ening Wllleffr. Brightee. bath Proprietor. Sept 2, at 12. RICHARD WATKINS, Worcester, builder, Sept. 1, at 12. THOHA3 Moose. Bristol, tallow chandler, August 111, at It CALM HAIGH* Nantybridell, Pembrokeshire. hotter merchant, August 29, at 11. RIODMSO3 Tint POOll, Bath, licensed victualler. Sept. 4, at 12. RieneariTlLMOlM, 11)11 Marten, Wilts, late fanner, Aug. 29, at I. j am= sunni,)asj - um ii i .,,,,h an. b...kid ie . HUAI OWOAIt Bristol. Angela 29, at It August 23, at the oommercial Inn, Hamilton Jow ALM, itUtOCKabe, Devonshire, farmer, Sept. & et 10. WILLIAH Belernee, Derndm ..--- J 051711 7oenit, Huddersfield, plasterer, Spt. 4, at IL Hotel, Inindo- JOSEPH ZICLIARIMOII, Dewsbury, Yeadoldre, trait seerchaat, -,,,.. - Sept..% at 11. Josue Mime sae Mame ROULDTHOILP, Whitwood,Yorkstalre, glass bottle manufacturers, Sept 4, at 11. WILLIAM BISELWOOD, Atterclifte, neer Sheffield, blacksmith. Sept. Mk M 10. WILLIAM War:Meer, East Retford, Notts, draper, Ang.M. MlO. JoHls OHM* He'd/ye, Caniervonshire, malt Sept. 1, at IL Ynolus Resents, Tonge, Lancashire, dyer. August 29. at 13. loam lesowee, Blackburn, Lancaah., builder, Sept. 4, at 11. CHUM* WILLIAM Tuonreug, Manchester, and HMlngiroeth, Lancashire, confectioner, August 30, at 11. IMMO Om Aseiraro, Manchester, merchant Sept. bat IL JARMO Been BIZTHUR9T, Manchester, letterpress printer, w tt a l, at 12. DUCKWORTH, Manchester, cotton spinner, Sett. at 11. EDIT RIDGWAY, Medley, Lancashire, farmer, Sept fi, at 11. 16 HAIM' IRON TON, New Bedford, Not* hat designer, Oct I. at 10. PnruplUerLam, Menu, Waterioksii.,glase dealer Sept. 29 at 10. , ALM= WOOD, Aston, Warwicksh., jeweller, Sept.. ti. MIL WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Birmingham, Jeweller, Sept. 29, attn. EDWIN MAIM, Birmingham, gilt toy seansfacturer,lient,e*Ml* REMY RUSHTON, Birmingham, shoeing smith, Sept. 29, at 10. WILLIAM Mc* Bristol. Journeyman carpenter. Aug. 30, at 12". KO MO M!, Brigid, accountant, August 3 0 , at 12 i. Glob= BAILEY, Benham Gloucestersh., painter. Aug.3o, at 121-. WuraAss WILIAILLOYS, Liverpool, architect. Sept. 16, at S. JAN= !STAIN, Manchester, brace manufacturer. Sept. re, at Si. THOMAS ASIIWOIIII, Manchester, machine broker,Sept. 30. at 91. Ilmitlallognieett, Bendogtoo (Mbervries Beason), than, late surveyor of taxes, August 29, at It WILLIAM Rost Swansea. traveZing draper. Sept. 3. at 2. Wituaat WR ITS Swansea, licensed ricluahler , Sept. 3, at in 10882 iteeMers,Penarth,Glainorgansh., stooteoutter,Sept Lat 11. Joys Num. Newtown, Hants, pig Mater. August 30. et 11. RIMAIRTS HOLM, Stoke St. Mary, Somersetahire, late farmer, Miguel 29, at It Boum laminae Draw, Ilethereett, Norfolk, labourer, Sept 1, at IL WILMAH Dawson, Fakenhent, Nortolk,watchroaker,Sept-I,at 11. ADAM Jnemit Bradford, Yorkshire, auctioneer, August 30, at 10t. Joss ILINNIKLET, Dudley Poet, Staffordshire, Innkeeper, RIIIIttkifIEORS, Birkenhead, journeyman stonemason, Sege. 116, at 10. Holgialt Cove, Plymouth, tailor, Sept. 11, at 11. Tnallita DAM* Worthen, rodeo, grocer, Sept.!, at 11. liagetTormau,, jeriptay, Devonehire, grow, Awe' 19. in 11. HMFOlutze, Tteistan. beafferdah. bersiftr, August SO, st 12. SAM cm FowILL , Bursiem, Statlords . b., bestseller, Aug. 3 0 , at 1 2 . JellS CELSIUS, Thorne, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Sept. 3, at 3. Semite WATSON, Sheffield. spring knife mannfacturer,Sept.3,al 2. THOKAS SUMMIT, Kteupsey, W urcestershire, market gerdelier. Sept. 4, at 11. Male Dann Maley, Surrey, ppoosufßerer. Sagest FL, at it. WILLIAM RESIST OlinltitiO, F,Okisgton, Derbyshire. farmservant, Sept 3, sill. WIT ZIAMINATIONB. Sept. 13. 11. R. Stevens, Gray's Thurrock, Kesel, baker-. Sept. 13. W. Riley, Patriot-square, Bethisal.green, carpenter-Bept. 23. W. Luxford, Sutton. Surrey, builder-Sept. 22. F. P. Collianon. Laurence Pountney-hill and Upper Thames-street, City, wine merchant -Sept. 22. O. Anthony, Roster-lane, City, werehou-s -man-Sept Li 8. Linde, Riches-court, Lime-street, City, coin ndssion agent--Sept. 30. C. Brewster, Stapleford Abbots, Essex, pig dealer-Sept. In T. Hurley, Mortlake, retired Custom-hoar officer-Sept. Id J. Muntley, Hardwick-place, Commercial-road Rut bootmaker - Sept. 10. W. Carr, Northliect, Kent, builder- Sept. 30. T. Smith. Comilla, taikir-Se9t. 23. C. Chappell, Bar row, Middlesex, bricklayer-Sept. 30. J. Weir, Antcoffstreet, Commercial-road East, rocarallialon agent-Sept. 28. B. H. Freud, Catherine-place, Kensingt•nepark, carpenter-Sept. 9. J. J. Hatch, Juddetreet, Easton-road, working furrier-Sept. 23 0. 8, &redder, Woodstock-road, commission Kent -Sept. 2H, 0. Hembrow, Weymouth-street. New Kent-road, bricklayer - Sept. 23. T. Lloyd, Keaton-square-Sept. 2S. B. G. Black, H lib street, Poplar, corn merchant-Sept 18. B. Lintott, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, commission nt-Sept 23, J. B. TM. marsh, Easton-road, wholesale habe t. SA. W. Perry, CihsooKtreet, Waterloo-road, halter-Oct. 7. I . Davis, Cublt l 'lbws, Poplar, builder--Sept. 30. T. Cotton, Milton-street, St. Luke'a, foreman to • lead merchant--Sept. 30. B. Johnson, Barmy-road. Kennington, journeyman pianoforte maker-B.p'. SO. J. T. Hendon, Dartford, Kent, cabriolet proprietor-Sept. 30. 8. Shrimpton, Lymington, limits, saddler-Sept. 30. H. W. Adams, Caunuo-street West, City. merchant-Sept. 9. P. F. Le chevin, Murk-lane, City. and St Georges-road, Southwark, mer chant-Sept 93. W. F. ?Atwood, South Minims, Middlesex, schoulmmiter-Sept. 30. W. A. Lloyd, Portland-road, Regent's park, dealer In aquaria-Sept. 23. T. Moody, Landport, Brenta, grocer-Sept. I& I'. Roberts, Mincing lane. City, drysalter--ilept. ti. H. Squires, Upper Cumming.street, Pentonville, and George. yard Lelcesterequare, gun barrel mend •cturer-Sept. 23. W. Puddermatt, Luton, Beufunishire, bulliicr-Sept. 23. J. Preston, Princesetreet ilanoverdieuare, and Queen's-road, Camdeu Town, foreman to a teller-Sept W. IL Viruses°, Tachbrookestreet, Pimlico, chemist-Sept. 23. W. Neck, Wharf, Wenlocitroad, City-road, clerk to an engineer, mid Millpond-row, Bermondsey, Insendraper-Sept. 23. L. Prim. South-terrace, C.amberwell, clerk at the luternational iiihibition-Sept. 9. S. Haziehurst, CM cbeeter-place, Gray's-inn-road, watclunaker-Sept. 16. I'. thomp eon, St. Paul'e-cray, Kent, journeymen wheelwright-Sept. 10. 8. Style, Central - street , King-square, watch manufacturer-Sept. 16. H. Earl, Judd-Meet, Brunswick-square, compenter-Kept l& E. Hymns, Norwich, china dealer-Sept. le. W. Allen, Welton, Northauiptonahlre, baker-Sept 16. H. E. Jessop, George-street, Euston-square. medical student-Sept 16. T. Amos, Kilburn. villas, Upper Norwood, and Pembury-road, Hackney, builder- Sept. 16. S. Cox, Chaltonstreet, Somers Town. and Wath-ter rem, Old Kent-road, baker-Sept a. R. Collins, Mark-kane, City, commission agent-Sept. it W. Winch, Daniel.street and Montagusti et!, Beihnatgreen, timber merchant-Sept W. G. 8. Kirkman, Liaremootterrace, Beath Lambeth, civil engineer- Sept. 9. H. Key, Neergatestreet, late Poet-office clerk-Sept. 9. I B. Mickland, Bartlett srt 000, Hotborm hill,and Bartholomew close, City, carpenter-Sept. 9. J. C. Hutcheson. Law-chambers. Chancery-lane, late Admiralty clerk-Sept 9. J. H. Webber, Carolloestreet, B Aoritsiplare, attorney-Sept. 9. H. Shaw, Noriand.road, Notting-hill, draper-Sept. 9. C. Ritchie, Fell. street, City, otationer-Sept. it W. K. Smith, Hatehetra Hotel, Plocadilly. and Fredericksburg, Virginia-Sept. 17. F. 8. Bills, High-street, Camden Town, haraer-Sept. 17. J. West. liver , bead, Kent, grocer-Sept 17. W. A. key, MontallWeetreet Iwo sell-square, attorney-Sept. 17. B. Mayston, Minternstreet, Horton, printer, and Lansdowne Music Hall. Islin=iffem. victualler-Sept 12. J. Oakes , Tunstall, Staffords , iron monger-Sept It W. Robinson; Richmond, Yorkshire, solicitor -Sept. 12. Rebecca Wilkinson, Leavening, Yorkshire, farmer- Sept. 13 J. Walker and W. Walker, Gomenial, Yorkshire, wool. staplers-Sept. 6. U. Taylor, lionforth, Yorkshire, cloth mane lecturer-Sept It J. Thackery and F. W. Swaim, York, currier' -Sept. 1.. H. Sherwood, Bra Mord and thbolt, Yorkshire, wool carder-Sept. It 11. Newbould, Bradford, Yorkshire, butcher -Sept It J. Firth, Ovenden, Yorkshire, commission agent -Sept.. T. Derwin, Sheffield, grocer-Sept. Li. C. H. Mort, 1 Bh -fl et . Id. hardware merchant-Sept. 24. W. H. Eyre, Lincoln, ' grocer-Sept 24. R. E. Boyle, Lloculn, surgeon-Sept. 24. C. Scußa, Kingston-upon-Hull, shoemaker-Sept. 24. T. D. Barker, ; K ingston-opon-fluil, rope mannfrittrer-flept. 4. T. Clarke, I Liverpool, cattle deals -Sept. 8 J. Phillips, Owersyllt, Denbigh shire, grocer -Sept. 3. J. W. Bambergber, Sunderland, timber merchant-Rept. W. T. Austin, Pootygwindy, Glamorganshim - Sept. 10 . 3 . M'Kvoy. Aldershot hawker-Sept, 14. G. Thrift, Ystely, Hants, coppice dealer-Sept. 17. J. aror n. Leicester, ... __ . . ... baker - Sept 17. K. Chapman. Leicester, besot-beeper- ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLIOI-Mr, Charles Raw- Sept. 17. EL Ireland, Riley, Yorkshire, cordwainer-Sept. 27. • W. I Birch, Smrthwick, Staffordshire, commission agent-Sept. ling* of Chelsea, hes forwarded • ehrose for 100/. to the 4. 8. Wood. Sheffield • scythe maker-Sept. 4. T. Worstenholme, I above charity, through the hands of Mr. Jobe Mitchell, of Sheffield. labourer-Sept. 4. it W. Hewitt. Sheffield, druggist- 1 Old Mood.aireet, who expressed Mr. Rawlings' high approval : Sept 4. J. Strafford, Sheftleld, steel toy maker-Sept. rt. T. Tel. a the ,orgy tod industry used by the counc il i n all matters ford, Bury, Lancashire, boot-maker-Oct. 3. W. Phillip., Wolver- hasepton, commie/don agent-let & R. Jones, Waterman, Mat' for__kkall advantage of the iostitution. : lordshire, padlock maker -Oct. IW. H. Dudley, Wolverhacup. DEATH OF • CRLIBILATBD ENGHAVII. -The • ton, butcher-Oct. 3. W. H. Townsend, Wolverhampton, agent- death is announced of • Mr. Erin Corr. As an engraver he Sept. 30. 0. Orris, liorwich, chemist-Sept. IL T. Robinson, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire-C. C. Hedges, Great Feringdon, . ~„tiy,, of u„,....1. , had obtained the highest European reputation . He wee • member of the principal seientific and • Berks. tailor-Sept. 11. C. Taylor, Great Grimsby. Lincolnshire, -__,.._,„_ __..„.ties ''",_. __,.. _, hick., of the school of H. • coal dealer - August 28. T. Bedford, Mb, butcher-flept. 16. J. ....... .. that May, d irector Kelford, Bath, fish talesman-August 28. H. Bodge, Bath, graviop et Antwerp, end professor et the burin art in the assistant to a wine merchant-Sept. & W. Taylor, Deddlegten, Amiens . His principal works an the "Merioor," tram Oxfordahlre, shoemaker--Sept.2. 11. Hayward, Oxford, Innkeeper f ggMldp da Vinci ; "Christ upon the (Musa" from Van. -Oct. 4. J. Brown, inn., Coggs, Oxfordshire, (Meade ambient- dyke i o w o Quoin' of k i.n.d,” from &beta, • end Sept. IS. It. Townsend, Gloucester, engineer's clerk-Anguet Is. ,s. '' from Wafers. He spent the In; tee H. Webb. East Dean, Gloocestenhire, confectioner-Sept. 9. W.. Shepley, Sandisch, Cheshire, steward In a silk reill-Sept. lg. I. Tett i t=stdolPinkt with an •D i rewie S 6m WI. "1). " Carver, Dist Leake, Nottinchemshire, blacksmith-sept. 17. J. scar hem the Cross." Throughout the Oestiesse Isle Day, Jan., Beading, Berkshire. amistant to a pork butcher-Bet. mesh Mil the highest place suseelPfi sifilifimis a se. la O. Barforit, illandford, Doireetakire, tea dealer-Sept. l& C. gravlegs. Coleman. Shrockley, Buckinghamshire, builder-Sept. 10. T. Dill, Denng the at the teemeport Chutes' Plymouth, fishmonger-Sept. 16. J. W. Attie/Am, Ifisserners, ladder-Sept. la A. Browse, Torquay, Deems/ant Isslise-. Toole& lo lye sperse ward Tan Sept. 18. H. 0. Rice, Torquay, Devonshire, proterier Ifi Mi. • eat 111011Offff, •• Isiddl4 ll2oll low" 'ID* and twe JOINT WFOCK 0091PANIZS AV& : Mire al %softy, died iiriaill l 4o ll is Irma tam set -Kt arum Isom compeer umirxo). seA,s, et fi, iik . folifilser slisirl he. the h a s 111.1bir sna -. .eiet -to make :tali (adjourned sit tftit, - 11012111 embarked on board that owed for C oc hi l"n 110DTCS ItIQUISTRATIONS. AGM CRAIG or Faatettn, Maagow, Mulder, August 25, at the Fanny HaII, Glasgow. _ Rev. rump. lLsOirta. likUnburgh, minieter, August 25, as Dowell and Lyon's, Edinburgh. JAMB launita, Glasgow, warehouseman, August 25. at the Olaig - ow." Mislo mow Youro, Perth, irontounder, Anent 46, al the IlleeetHCombroom, Punt TI631:11 ADAM, i ltser, wine merchant, lingual It at the ty Hat 0 JOH. Wait Mt, t...lnboonothan, lenarkahlre. storekeeper, gust at the Commercial him, Hamilton. Rouldimm, Dundee. brewer, August U. at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. WILLIAM 0111ATLY, Dundee, draper, August ft, at the Royal Hoed. Dundee. THZ PORESTIES' PiTZ AT THE CRYSTAL PA44OE. The attendance at the fête yesterday Mended all penalise' sad expectation. The number of proses pria_ seat wes not lees than 83,721, which exceeds by some 16,000 the largest number ever before known to have entered the palms in one day. At one o'clock, the hour arranged by the committee for commencing the business of the day, there were at last .50,630 persona in the palace and grounds. At that bow a promotion was %mad= the upper terrace, soesielieg of the officers and members of the various coal; wearing their regalia, and in which about 10,000 of the • Ancient Order" took part. The proemial: was headed by the band of the 4th Leedom, or Foresters' Rifle Corps ; and accompanied by the bands of the London Irish, the Duke of York's School, and three or four umbras. bands, made a tour of the meads, amidst the loud cheers of the spectators, a large proportion of whom were foreigners. The "grand tour " having been succeastally accomplished, the company dispersed over the palace pounds. soma to the refreshment departments, and others to seek those amusements moat congenial to their feelings. In this respect ample provision had bees made by the committee in the shape of archery, cricket, boating, gymnastic', ka. Those who preferred music were regaled to the full by the numerous bands stationed in different parts of the meads, sod within the building by the excellent orchestra attached to the palace. At 4 o'clock M. Blossilin went through his extraordinary performances, concluding with the feat of wheeling a Forester in a barrow the whole length of the rope. Immediately at the conclusion of H. feats a display of the whole series of foasteias took place ; after which domain ou the green sward and the old-fashioned game of "kir in the ring" commenced, and was kept up with unflagging spirit until dark. Notwithstanding the vast assemblage, nothing occurred to mar the harmony and good humour that everywhere pre irealod, except that teemed@ the close of the day the extra ordinary strain on the refreshment department had almost shared the stores of the purveyor, and those who had not =had him at an earlier hour were obliged to content Yee by slaking their thirst at the numerous drinking fountains placed about the mends. When it beams meetly dark, everybody was anxious to get home, sad • general rush took place towards the railway station, and the crushing here for arreral hours was terrific. The exit from the Palace on a moderately full day is a great labour, but on such a day as ves=a c t it is a feat that appals even the mast stout-hen The railway officials did all in their power, and though extra trains were brought- into requisition the lobbies and avenues of the stations were blocked up till midnight by impatient crowds, and the early hours had commenced before the last of the Tillie , " were brought up to town. At ten o'clock at night there IMO at least 10,000 persons waiting about the palace for conveyance to sons. Hundreds had, loag before that hoar, given up all idea at transit home by railway, and, the night being fine, resolved • to walk home or take the chance et a " lift" on the way. • It ally remains to be said that this was the most suo armful of all Foresters' days, and the profits from which will be given to the widow and orphan fund °Decocted with the London district of the " Anoint Order." THB irnuo!tprNAlr ROBBERY IN LIYSBPOOL. Last Thursday we announced a daring robbery which took place on the previous day in the offices of the Loan and Investment Company, in Duke-street, Liverpool It will be remembered that during the absence of the mana ger from the office, a " stranger" entered the placii, and lifter ascertaining that the manager was out, struck a clerk named Lewes (who had bees left in charge) a violent blow on the bead, which rendered him insensible. .The "stranger' then broke open the cash drawer and stub 21M. is gold. The police were at once 000mmunioated withi but they could not discover the perpetrator of the rob bery. Owing, however, to seine information whiolryeaclied the ear of Mr. Hughes, the manager of the office, he cooler red with Mr. Kehoe, the supenutendent of the detectives, the resell of which was that the young man Lewis, who was attacked, was taken into custody. On being takes to the pain station, he volunteered a statement to the following effect;—Hs bed a cousin named Thomas Thomas, who about four weeks ago came along with his mother from Manchester, and took lodgings at Mr. Corrislies, 25.2, Dolby terrace, Crown-street. Them persons were very poor, and had mimeos of subsistence. His cousin Thomas 0111111 to him at the office about a week before the robbery, sad an ar rangement was agreed to between them to rob thecae'. They both prepared a stick loaded bawdy at one mid with lead. Armed with this Thomas was to come to the office at a given time. Lewis procured some keys to fit the drawer, which he opened on the day of the robbery, and emptied the money from a bowl into a beg which he had got for it. When his cousin came in he (Lewis) pre him the bag with the money in it. This done, his comic km Wood upon) struck him a his;:g blow with the loaded stink as the head, which rende him for a time insensible. His cousin, after doing this, went ; and he, on recovering his senses, told the story a bout the "stranger" to Mr. Hughes. Ann Janes, the mother of Thomas, was also apprebeoded, and charged along with Lewis with receiving a portion of the mousy from her son, knowing it to have been stolen. The officers who took her into custody stated that, when they apprehended her, sbe was asked how much mosey she had about her' She answered that she bed from Dia. to 30s. She then went towards a table, and was observed to wooed a purse. The officers secured this perm, when it was found to contain 51., which Jose' said she received from her son, before he left the railway station. Mr. Kelm asked for a remand, in order that Thomas might be procured, if possible as he (Mr. Kehoe) believed they bad a clue to his wheavolionta. TELswiArlitc , nrituallaMlL - 1 I CIMITZIeII eisaaama.) ITALY. =MN, Awn? 19, EVINING. It is asserted that Garibaldi has entered Catania, and that no conflict has yet taken place between the royal troops and the volpteers. NAPLES, Atone? 19. _ . The Official Journal of to-day contains a letter from Palermo, Mating the* Garibaldi had gone to laonforte. A demonstration in favour of Garibaldi has oc curred at Modica. General Cues has sent some flying columns to protect the roads to Messina. Intelligence from Catania states that the column of General Lamella hes occupied Aderno, the point from which the roads to Messina and Catania diverge. The column of General Ricoth bee quitted Cal tanisetta. Menotti Garibaldi set out upon the 16th with 1500 volunteers from Leonforte towards Asarco. The movements of the regular troops are in _____. apt the atiarobiampfts amitias et --- Tranquillity generally prevails in the provinoe of Messina, and the majority of the population of Catania is favourable to the government. THE ROMAN QUESTION PARIS, Amato? 19. The journal Lo "roam of to-day says :—" Gari baldi has been solicited to come to an understand ing with the Italian government. He is said to have replied that be would only lay down his arms on condition of the Italian government entering into an arrangement with Prance for the latter power to engage herself before Europe to quit Bomewithin a certain fixed period." Yesterday the Emperor visited Said Pasha, whose health has improved. His Majesty has left for the camp at Chalons. MONTENEGRO. EAGUSA, AUGUST 19. Yesterday a pereo; travelling in the suite of the Prince of Montenegro ired".a pistol at the Prince, and slightly wounded him. The perpetrator of the crime has been arrested. The Prince is disposed to negotiate on the basis of the conditions offered by Omer Pacha. The Turks are at Zabliak. Conflicts are con tinually taking place between them and the Mon• fauvism, which are, however, void of result. The Official Gazelle of Turin says : We lme news from Adieus of the 7th host. The oars*, is quiet, bat a dallied= made from the kibuas by die Presideet of the Cleaned has vividly moited the pdblis mind. The President mid that if Load (sie)Oaa sing bid sot died so soon, Graeae would not have continued to be shut up within its present narrow limits. He sided that he had letters from Sir (tie) Stratford de Radcliffe, in ♦lieb it was mid that the isearieut Greek pw►isos dr served emancipation. The President furthermore sneered a haps that the English WACO would 040 day contribute towards the fulfilment of the wishes of the illustrious philhellene, Lord (sic) Cumin& The D~l~sh reader will 44 COUrbe perceive that the " Lord Canning" 4f the above paragraph means the Right Hon. George Claiming. THE LAST SCIENTIFIC BALLOON ASCENT . We give a more detailed account than was pub limbed yesterday . of Monday's assent from Wolverhampton. Nearly every minute of the Nearly 3i hours daring which Mr. °Lieber was in the air en Itoaday—namely, from L 2 to 4.25 p.m.—is asooneted fur by his manes in his book. As on thefint occasion, so now, the popular belief that so great . a height u miles cannot be attained without a tha noise in the sass, a distending of the massies of the a lse l e. and • bleeding at the nose, being all pauthilly perceptible. was exploded by experience. h o such inconvenienom were perceptible on either occasion. The faculty of hearing was acute, as on the previous cricasimi, but by. sipping a little broody before reaching the highest altitude, the throbting of the heart, which was so observable ea the miemion of the first moot, was warded off. Nevertheless, the pulse of both Mr. Glaisher and also of Mr. Coxwell rose to a great height, that of the former as high as 108, and the latter from about 78 ma Irving the earth to nearly 100. Before making the "dip on Monday, and when upending through a temperature of 5 0 &Moe. the "17•Pla remarked that it was cold. At 37 it was very cold. and warm wrappers wen put on ; but .. when, during the making of the " dip," they were again in 50 degrees temperature, they experienced so peat a return of warmth that the wrappers were throws off. At less than a mile high the temperature was 60 degrees. At this height • bell WSJ heard as distinctly as if the auditors bad • been on the earth. At three miles high a clap of thunder was heard distiuctly. The former otaesvations relative to the dryness of the atmosphere in the higher regions were confirmed on Monday, bat at lower elevations the observa tions taken teed to favour previously conceived opine ions. On the first incept no ice was noted upon the wet and drryy buns of the therm- torten, but on this aeeaios they were both covered with a compact sake of ice, 140 owns was detected on the former occasion, but on Monday there was on Dv. Moffatt's papers as much. we think as nine points. The dew-point on starting was 51. et 17 deereaas upon the lir at that time. At about half -p ut two o'clock, when the height was three miles and the temperature M degrees, the dew point was 6 ; is five minutes afterwards it was 3, and it afterwards varied from minus 5 to minas 10 at the hi hest altitude, at half-put three o'clock. On descending to the earth it gradually increaud to 50. Whether at leaving the earth or at an altitude of four miles, still the " cirri or " mare's tail" clouds were always above them, and seemed as far out of reach at the highest as at the lowest altitude. Throughout the entire three and a half hours on Monday a msgoiiioent white and of the elms first described followed the mi.o in all its wanderings. As the voyagers descended the immense bal. • loon became photographed in a most striking manner upon one of the high roads near to Birmingham. There lay its image In full length, surrounded by a magnificent Gaffney to all previously entertained theca's, the mak bad sot, when viewed from an altitude, the oup-ehaped appearance that had been attributed to its surface. At all points of observatioe the horizon was seen at • line boot- Anita with the point of observatios—sanely, from the ear. so that if se aim had been desired to be taken at the hori zon with a rifle, the weapon might have been rested upon the edge of the oar without elevating or depressing it.. The descent was determined upon at about half-part 3, with perfect success, the serothate having four bags of ballast at their disposal Tam 11711721 Quinn or POSTIXIAL.—A Turin . letter of the 14th inst. io the Patric says :—"The Vinconet de CarrMra, before his departure from this city, received • despatch from Lisboa which modifies the programme et the King of Portugal's carriage • ith the Moores Pia, daughter of Victor Emmanuel. It is at Lisbon that the ceremony will be celebrated, and not at Turin by proxy. The eavoy.extrsordinary had consequently to arsine him self to settling the matrimooial conventions with General Unreado, Minister of Foreign Affairs. A flotilla is to leave Lisbon, aed will arrive at Oesoa towards the begin sing at Roptember. Count de Louin will cane for the pew; primes., aed conduct her to Lisbon. The future Queen et Portugal will leave Genoa oo the SlOth Sent.. with her brothers, who will by that period have returned from their voyage is the East." 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