The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-22 00:00:00

/ , •1411P 71 / ~,,,,, t ~.,,L,„ T t Orxpres4l e - / ' ' , ___ , / ~~1~ • PAPER 3.k sfA is A g 7. 7 . -t - -4T.1.4 r i 4 4k .j ekul ssalidXa No 5,002.] • rIALCIITTA and MADRAL—Monthly Steam tj Communication between Lenten and India on 16th of each mouth, by one of the magnificent fleet of stammers belonginn to tie Bast India and London Shipping Company (Limited). the well-known clipper auxiliary strum ship .1 N, ZOOS tons, 6.i0 horse power, T. lICRoT, comman.ler. now !..A.::22g Ir. the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark ing prseogers al, and leaving ORAVEISIND on 16th September For 'ALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of .3ood Rope, and calling at If DRAS to land and embark passengers only. This magnificent slap. built expressly for the India Trade, has been thoroughly rented, hoe first rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a atewordeeu The average ',image of the teat four steamers has been 70 days d hours to Madre., and the last, the 14 daspes, made the voyage in 65 days. being the shortest wimp on record. It is anticipated that the rucceeding vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate time. For freight or apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 66, Pallamentat S. W. ; the Brokers, ALFRED BRITT and Co., 170, Leadenhall EC. ;or at the OM IMI of the COM PANY, 9, Illandag.lene, London, whore also application for appointment. as midahlpmeu in this service thould be mad*. RICHAID DREW, Secretary. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwall-yard. 'London; LINE of PACK ET SHIPS to AUS TRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip direct, to leave the Dock, on SATURDAY, Sept. 2 0, calling at P4•moutb. the splen did dipper ship SUSSEX, 1.000 tons, ROBERT RIMERS, Com mander ; lying In the East India Dock. Her accommodations for all chimes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon. For freight or passage apply to rs )1. " 01 't ALLPORT, and HORGAN, with Mess. Mo ney Vo igram and Sons. 106, Leadenhallggreet. Passengers by this line of packets an conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Snt class for second class fares, and seoced-class for third.claas fares. INDIA and CHINA.—GELLATLY, HANKEY, and lIWILL an now loading the following splendid paw meager MIN I Teenage. C Slip.. laes. log. gds. - . • cepenhagen 876 1500 A 1 IS yam Coapalrick... 1000 A 1 U yam &WM IoL. 881 1400 A 1 12 years Salamanca., 861 1400 . A 1 13 years Gertrude ..1 1500, A 1 13 peen Shelburne.. 650: A 1 12 years Destination. Calcutta Sailed Bombay Nailed Bombay Sept . Bombay Oct 10 Calcutta ASLIB Menem. krt. Zech yawl carries an experienced engem The above nret-claas ships are Wallin the lest India Docks.— Apply to OKLLATLY, BANYEY. aced fIaWILL, 27, leadenheli street. KC To ea. TO BRITISH OOLUMBIA 101 ASS 10s. WESxLY STEAM COMMIINIUATION to yo N c Direst -'!M LDYIatOUL. NSW YOM, sad PHILADELPIILt STEAMSHIP COMKAWY intend derpatch leg their full-poweeed Clyde-bas hin:in Homer Btearuahlps, calling at Queenatnwe to embark pasemors and despatches. as follows: WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOB NEW YORK. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 27. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Sept. 3. ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 10. And every mom:dies Wednesday. Cable Irma" 16, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accom modation. Forward passage. 8 guineas, Including all provisions cooked. Pupal:igen for Canada. the United States, and British Colombia, booked through on very advantageous term.—For farther partletdars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 42, Wattmtreet, Liverpool ; or to ELVES and MACEY. Cl, King Willismatreek Qtr. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS between SOUTHAMPTON and NEW YORK.—The magnificent steam ships belonging to the North German Lloyd are appointed to wave Southampton for NEW YORE direct, carrying the United States Malls : NEW YORE. 3,000 tone 700 hone-power, Wednesday, Sept. 3. HANSA. 3,500 tons, 700 boroe•powsr, Wednesday, Oct. 1. BREMEN, 3,000 taw, 700 horse-power, Wednesday, Oct. 15. The speed and accommodation of these steamers are unsur passed by any steamships crossing the ocean, and the dietary and general arrangements for the convenience and comfort of passengers are unexceptionable. Fans: FYnt class upper saloon, 9) guineas; &skims lower saloon, 13 guineas: third-clam, 8 guineas. Freight taken on moderate tonna—Apply to PHIL LIPPS, GRAVER, and PHILLIPPS, 11 Rood-lane, Fenchurck street, EC.: CAORKEY and Co., 3, Lotlibury, R.C. , or to .7. M. WOLF, sad Co., Southampton. STEAM to BRRMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Eniwetok, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by the North German Lloyd's sVendld stamen ADLER, LOWE, or SCHWA LBR, from Honelydown, at U a.m., Wang at Blackwell Pter for weenerees at noon. Than meek live superior accommodation for weenie's. Fares to Berman: SI and Ll : return tickets, SS and Li His—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Often Regent-circus, W. or to PHMLIPPS, GRAVES, and NULLIFY'S, 11, Rood-lane. LC. ROTTERDAM and the RELINE.—The BATA VI= town the British sod Foreign Steam-wharf, Wap e every SUNDAY, at 11 cm Yam: Ita, LI its., end Us. ad. The TYKNOORD tom oil the Tower, every THURB- DAY MORNING early. Fare CL—Apply to cigArtors Uni verse& 011 re, Dom* rdreas. W. ; to 1.1111.1.1PY8. OW/XL sad PELLLOPS, U, Rood-Lae. LC, RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. - £1,500 REWARD.—WHEREAS the Directors of the BANK of ENGLAND have recently discovered that some of the paper manufactured for their notes has been feloniously taken from the mills of Messrs. Portal and CO., at laverstoke. neer Whit. church, in Hampshire, and that such paper has been used in the tabrkation of forged notes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a REWARD of £6OO will be paid to any one who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of any prrion concerned In the stealing of the paper: and a FURTHER REWARD of £l,OOO will be paid to any one who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehetuiou and CM etion of any person concerned in the fabrication of forged notes by means of sum paper. Information to be given to :dr. Superintendent Hodgson, Police-office, Old Jewry, London, or to Mesas. Freshflelds and Newman, 6. Bank-batldings, London. By order of the Directors, E. WELSH, Assistant Secretary. Beak el itistabi. Amami 1.8, 1801. VAIITION.—BANK of ENGLAND NOTES. .J The murroas of the BANK of ENGLAND HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that It has recently come to their knowledge that some of the PAPER manufactured for their Notes has been feloniously taken from the Milb ; and they desire to caution all Hankers. Money Changers, and other persons, In taking pay ment by Bank of E %land Notes, not to depend upon the appa rent genuineness of the paper oboe, but to EXAMINE with in creased care the PRINTING alas and in all eases, for their owe protection, to obtain sod preserve the Names of the per sons Bum whom the Notes are received. By order of the Director*, E. WALSH, Amistaat Secretary. Beak of Seem& Awed 14 lea. THE NORTH LONDON PARK and LAND COMPANY (Lnited. Capital,haso,ooo. In 50,000 shares of B eath. Deposit. la& per shore ..n application, and 10,. per share on allotment. (In use of nomallotmeut the deposit will be returned without _ _ . deduction.) nnizeross. The lisht Hon. the Lord BERMOV, M.P. (Chairman), 5, Peta bridge...mare, W. Mr. Sideman Alien, Waterloo-place, R.W. Thornaa canipbell, Rata, Director of the Metropolitan and Provincial hank, 6, Wtutbourne-street, Vyper llydr-park undens, W. Gt"rkr Ciok. Pay. :Messrs. Bradbury and Cook., 17, Batineldi street, L.C. Peter Graham, Faq. tliesara Jackson and Graham:, Oxford idrvnt, W. William Miklos, Req., 10, Chepstow-villas, Bayswater, W. Lightly Simpson, Vali., Chairman of the Mast An i gllan Railway, 25, Cowtrairret. Bedford-square, W.C. RouriTok—lfenry Welihmten Valiance Faq., 1L Tokenhouse- nl, KC. Bugles—The Metropolitan ya and Provincial Bank ;Limited;, 75, Cornbill, B RuCEIA - 11esara. Huggi_ - ns and E.C. Bower% 1, Thrcadneedle _. street. E.C. Aimmts—Mman. Colemalt, Tampard, Tamp, and Co., 16, _Tota+hi se y rd. to vtarrAss pro tein • K. Parkthawl. Fag. TEXIVILLRI Orricss-12, Tokenhoomiard, EC. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. Par full particulars see the Times of the 16th Amid. The estate In freehold and matelot 468 acres in a ring fence, within WU AO h o ur's driv e of the Regent's-park and adjoins the .selgreeti Statirm of the Great Northern Railway. The porehme money la C 183,000, which in to be paid partly la ("h sod pertly in shares. The rub portion need not he paid until the 24th June, 1884. aterest is to be paid In the meantime, 'lb• Park is to be opened by the let )fay, 1863. Ile rent of the Park up to the _6th June. 1884, feat the rate of LS piT sere per annum. EMI pa.speetuses and forms of application for shares may he obtain. from the Bankers, the ilmkers, or from the Secretary, at the T, ruporary Oakes of the Company. 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Illichhury and Kingsland Coal Height No travellers or *Cents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Bettor, Russell, sue Lartebton WaUsend, the best house coal direct from the net her... 1 9 screw steamer., is 29a. per ton (do not pay more under 509 pretext ; : Hartlepool, 9a. ; Tandeld, 17a.: beg Mall, Ids. Inland, by rasa,' Silkstone. first class, Y 0,.: second class, 198.; ( lay Crous, 19s. and Ilts. ; Barnsley, 175.. Hartley, 16s. Net ca`b. Delivered screened to any part of London. All orders direct to LEA and ('a., chief North I,ondon Railway Ftstato liighbory, Islington, or IC nUININR—Dr. BASSALL'S Report on ve, WATERS'S QUININE WINE recommends Its am, and the Medical Profession generally testify to its value and Importance. ROBERT WATERS, 2, if Cannon-street, London. EC. by Miters, chemists, Italian warehosuemen, and o=at Ina. adorn. Wholesale agents, Lewis, Webb, and Co., W ' s * INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. flee Class!. • KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROYING POWDEB...—This powder Is quite harm less to animal life. bat is unrivalled In destroying (len, hugs, noun., flies, cockmachn. beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths to furs, and every other species of Insects In all stages of metamor pboos snortnett will find this an Invaluable remedy for Q stn n ii ng fleas in their dogs. as also ladies for their pet dogs; sml sprinkled about the nests of poultry, It will be found ex tremely eitiracious In exterminating those insects with which they are usually infested. It is perfectly harmless in its nature, 244 can be applied without any ;Imin:heti/los, as it has no qua lities sickterlous to antinal life. Sold In packets, Is., Is. 6d. and 48 .td.oisch, or poet free for 14, or treble wise for gelpristage stamps. by THOMAS [EATING, Chemist, TIS, Et. Paurachurehyard r Loudon. notice each genuine packet bean the shove tame and addnes. - MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED in 10 171/211LN DAYS, without the possibility d More. V„eareateed remedy el:o°ft two atarepe.—Address, 211, ltegunt4Arset, London, W. T LONDON, tat, Fleet-street, near ISA Tamplobar. WYKR 8 FAMOUS IDNDON DI. fo r TIM DAY, August 22, coedit at— PRICE tie Coq de ttruyere—l la elliffollidO. 14.1SstN. Turbot sauce llollandaiae—Merlans trite ENTRE.. Saute de Strut A l'lndlenae—Cetelettes de Homer& ROTEL liana(' de Venstiaon—Veau. romene aux Riz:- . 1 ; ;Ci " ,;;Ie 1 Ia Su !sae. Fromege et gawk. TO-MOER W, August 23, the LONDON DINNER will coeudat of— POTAMS. De Todue le Cressy. POllOOlll. Rowan ► Ix denobelAngullle fries. imam. - Prime& de Volallle—Rlaaoles l la D'Oraay. Handle de yenaleon roll—beat braise. Feuding de Citron—leiinets de Nome. Fromar et Sitlade. Turtle Soup included in The Landon Dinner three timer a week without extra charge. An extentive and earefelptatectrd stock of Rhrolsh, Moselle, and other Wines, imputed exproody for The London Dinner. A the Haunch of Venison every day at o'clock. Turtle Soap sad all Flab In season. dally. N.B. During the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until duo o'clock, and Dinners to the Co' free Room lie carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at tour o'clock. FREDERICK SAWYER, Proprietor. CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW V *tardy), ON SHlLLlNG — Open tram Moe o'clock oat.ll dark. CRYSTAL PALACE-TO-MORROW gistardny). Open at Nine. Ortheetral Bend ' ioantair; and Military Band Great Organ Performance try Mr. W. T Best Combined Military and Orchestral Bands in Great Orchestra smarts[ to Ma One Shilling. CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW. HEY MN= sad ACMES EXHIBITION MIMIC will be Performed by tall Orckestral and Military Bends at a Quarter to Five o'clock. Solo Cornet, Mr. Levy. Conductor, Mr. KANN& LONDON PAVILION.-IMPORTANT NOTICL—LITTLE COHELLI has already established her self In the good opinion of the public , and, in addition to her wonderful performance, the proprietors of the London PeviHon have much plenum In announcing the appearance of Miss Constance and Madame Valckeuenre—the former lady having gained the proud cognomen of the Star of the West. A new selection from "II Trovatore" will be given each evening, the principal soprano being sustained by Madame Vakkenaere, and the leading contralto by Mies Constance. Miss Constance and Madame Lmnbird will abo ohm their favourite duets every Evening. dam Collins sad a beet of other talent. LOIBL and SONNIIAMMEB, Proprietors. AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Wines to the hooch deportment at the Interootkmal Mildbitfoo,- Msoon-Beaujolals, 1868 181. per dram; Bordeaux. 1868, Ws. ; Graves, 1868, 21s. ; Chablis, 1868, 27a ; Beaune, 1868, 1101. ; Old Connie Brandy, 60a Marinated pore /remelt Minim A NI List of Pekoe forwarded on application to US, Chfcedotrest. SALT and Co. 's EAST INDIA PALE ALE (imperial pinta, Ae o n dam), Buxton alas, aad Gain names extra stout, in ass bnprrial assasarse, and caaks of 18 gallons and upwards. Barclays Biqa, 8 darn quarts. 21s. Ale and stout bottled expressly for exportation.— MOODY and Co., *gents, Llawstreet, LC. SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINIF WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Thls delicious condiment, pronounced by connoisseurs " THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE," Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRI NS. The public are respectfully cautioned against sorthleas Imib tioos, and should see that Lea and Perrir.s' names are on wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. _ _ _ ASK for LEA and lERRINIT SAUCE Bold wholesale and t;TiziebiiiiiropitWWs, Worcester: M..rs. CRORM and BLACKWILL : Messrs. BARCLAY and BONS, London, &a., k : and by groan and oilmen universally. E CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. KOZWICICII is the BAKING POWDER reontensended by Dr. Ilassall (Ambit to the "Lenost," author of " Adulterations Detected," Az.) It was the 6riit, end is the beet Baking Pow der—often Imitated, but never equalled. As you value your health, use no other. Sold everywhere, In Id., 2d., 4d., and (itl. packets. and 1e..2a. 6d.. and ea. bozos. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and WOODEN beg to an the attention of the public to the roipt el INVOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard (Aden ;or rlialie7laTtheirn;inuTaAoryT . To workmanship of pattern chain, Minoltas long To 411) carat gold, weighing oz. dart. gra, at fa Bid. per ounce. Mint pica Total Upon this system. the QUALITY, WEIOHT, and VALUE of the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchmer; Wather don and Brogden looking for a fair remuneration on the work. maaship only, which is charged according to the Intricacy or simplicity of the pattern. WATHEERTON and BROCIDEN, Goldsmlths.—liannfactory, Henrletta.street, Covent-garden. London. W.C. Rata- DUfibed A.D. 1:798. . . _ _ . Assays nude of Chains and JeweUery for Is. each.—N.B. This dablishment is closed at 6 in the evening. and so gaturdaysat I. MESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The quality may be judged by their display under the Eastern Dome of the International Exhibition ; also in the Cutlery De nt, Class XXXII., and In the North Gallery, ChM XXXVI., Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dressing Cases, Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Cases, Pot bet-Books, Purses, Bagatelle Tablas, Chess-boards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apparatus, Desks, Workhoxen, Inkstands ; the Magic Strop and Paste, snipe riot Razors, Scissors, end Penknives : the best Table Cutlery and Electro Piste Papier Mlchi Tea-trays, Welters, and • variety of first-claas ornamental pieces in Papier kliebe Parisian Novelties in Ormolu, Postage Balances, Courier Bags, Picnic Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine and Spirt Flasks, Medberal Articles, and a variety of elemincks suitable for presents. Mr. Bails having been appointed by her Majesty's Cenimis stoners aJuror in Class XXXVI. of the International Fahibition (Dressing-uses, &c the hem were by this circumstance pre cluded from competing for a prize medal. A medal was awarded them in Class Cutlery). 112, Regent-street.. W., ud 4, Leadeultallatseet, KC., London fourth house from CornbM). Catalogues post free. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NEW COATINGS are now randy for inspection The tramming§ ars of patterns and tex tures not to be excelled. A select Mack of walling, lounging, and over costs always on band at HAMILTON and HAMPTON'S. 106. Strand. °molt* Enter-hall. "A PACT WORTHY OF NOTIL". MR. MILES VREMOVED from Bond•etreet to 79, BROOK-STREET, H ANOVERSQUARE on the let October, 1860. The it.. Troneers (originated by him) better them ever. EstAbl4l:e4 194 L FOR TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS. The most comfortable and serviceable dress is E. MO6kS and SON'S celebrated •' INDI-41thisAttl.k," SUIT, mice from Ms. to 701, to be obtained only of the manufacturers, E. MOMS and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke &flora, Habit Makers, Woollen Ora =Hatters, MAIMS, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Out _ London Houses: City EstA4lohment, 154, 165, 156, 157, Ilinories 53, St, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, Aldgate. Oxford-street Branch, 506, 507, 508. New Oxford-street: 1,3, 3, Hartatrest, Tottenham-court-road Branch. 187. 138, Tottenham-court-road 283, Buston-road. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshlre. Z. MOSES and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday at 11•101 el till Saturday at sunset, when bumps' la resumed Until 11 o'clock. des are malted In plain figures the lowest prices, bom wbkb so abatement can be made. N.B. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money rctursed. Lisa of prices, with rules for mitmeasnrc ment, sad patterns, post free. RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually without any complication; la recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. Thu necessary quality of a good truss ban eMrient resisting power. without ummeemery pressure ea the part affected. which desirable object is Moue obtained In a truss unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind.—J./100 and Co., 1, Piccadilly. W. AMINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, aad Muatachtes are realised by the use of ROWLANDS' matagliAß OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally in high repute for ita unprecedented success during the met en years In promoting the growth, restoring, sod beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turn tug gray, eansiatheas weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and Madrid, and makes beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Pot children it is especially recommended, as forming the beefs of a beautiful head of hair. In all climates it alike displays its In comparable results, and bait long been an established favourite in India. Aid, es. M , 7a IM. ed., equal to boar small, and 21 a per bottle. Sold by A. 'ROWLAND and SONS, SO, liatton.gardas, and by chendsta and psehmasea—Ask for Dowlandi Macassar OIL TOZEAUI3 cOPAHINE MICE, aneareefully trlod In the ;NU and London Boerne* under the carrot Menem Wieder, Wooed, Lloyd, Poland, and Lem %ark (Lncut. elk Nov., 1812), •ft a care In an averaged An dnyn either to recent or ehronle enesars.-48. art per bontle, by poen Most C. lonmen l'reneb sieendet, 4S, itarnierkee. Una& LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, , AUGUST 22, 1062. BOMA, PAIPTINGS, PHILOSOPHICAL IN t&UMINTS, ae. MR. J. C. STE ATRNB will SELL by ♦UCTION, at his areal Rooms, aa. Ifing-sizest, Ooventigardon, TO. MORROW, August 29, at half-past 12 precisely, a small LIBRARY of medical and other works, a few pate laps. WWI sad drawings. photographic slaws, also several lathes, quadrats* sestanta, and a sanely of mlsoellansous articles, part of the stock of as optichut.—Os view, and catalogues had. IMPORTANT SALE of CAMERAS, Lenses, Negatives, and other filratas of the celebrated phot her ROGER FENTON. J. C. STEVENS has been favoured with instructions to BELL by AUCTION, early in November, the valuable and extensive PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS of Roger Fenton, Esq., consisting of Ent-class commas and lenses, and other apparatus made expressly for him by the most eminent fore sett i makers . also many hundred unpublished V i p b utiliehed negativ gn es, kc More detailed particulars, with the days of sale, will be given In future advertisements. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Dewing-room Suites In Velvet II • 0• Drawing room Sulks, complete 25 0 0 Ming-room Suites, complete 96 0 Bed-room Suttee, complete Warranted First-clam P. sod 3. BBYPUII, 144, 01/011D-11TRYST. and It to 96, CITY-ROAD. lfaatnbd Catalogues ;mitts and poet tree ma application. SPLENDID large ENGRAVINO of the PORT or wawa, with the ILLUKTRATILD Taos of RATUIL DAY, August RI, showing the whole of the Upper Pool, crowded with the Shipping of all Nations and every variety of River Craft, the Entrance to At. Katherine Melo, the Tower, the Monument, eo-bridge, St. Paul's, and many of the CO Churches. Tha very superior engraving will be prin rattly, on fine paper, and will be tuned with the Il lus trated Times at the price of a number and a half, namely, Sid., or fee by post for ids stamps.-2, Catherinecetreet, W.C. LONDON, BANK fl.—mose4cti— BUILDU of VMS DAY, price ed., confides :-7ltala of the London and County Bank—Building Appliances to French Court—liosaica and Ensmels—Old Lead Work ,with Dlu.tration) —Sanitary State of Islington - Lives of British Areldtects—citi Gardens ;with an Engraving—queen iliesnor's Cress at North amptoo—The Security of our Bridges—Foreign Railways—Art- Criticism—From Parle—Fever at Rotherham—New Buildings in Nottingham—The Fountains In Trafalgar-square—Bath Theatre —Church-Building News—Provincial News--Competitions, Odnos, 1, Yortatreet, Coveut-Buden sad all baalork DR. CURTD3 ON insityousyntle. OENERAL D'EDILITY„ Le. Jog published , prise lb, posi free free She Author forth damps. AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain direction* for perfect restoration to health and rigour, the result odtwentrflre yews' successful practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous end &Neared dimness which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. L. CORM 16, Albentarieetred„ Piccadilly, London. Consultation; 10 tU a, and 6to & " We feel sobesitation In saying therelanomemberof society by whom the leeAt will not be found metal—whether snob perms hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clararaan."—fiun. London: Mann. 39. CotnblU . and J. Allen. 20. Warwick-lane. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SIJFITERERS. Dr. SMITH has Put published a FIRE EDITION of ids valuable work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND me= Cu the Self-once of Nervous Debility, Una of Emery, of Sight, Laantude, etc., post-free, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps—Address, Dr. SMITH, Burton-crescent. Tavistoekaquare. Landon. W.C. NATAL AN)) MILITANT. --•-- ADMIRALTY, Atratrorr 21.—Arrourntarrs.—Pay muter F. T. Rins, to the Excellent (additional). Aerhitent Pa J. E. Chariton, to the Formidable; F. North and .H. B. ()citing', to the Rattlesnake. Acting Second Master James W. Ashton, to the Foggard (additional). PORTSMOUTH. Amon 21. The Black Prince, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain Wainwright, steamed out of harbour this morning. and anchored at Spithrud, preparatory to testing her speed at the measured mile in Stokes Bay. On rounding the Spit buoy she exchanged salutes with the Victory, Bag ship of the Commander-in• Chief. . . . — The.l3autitless,327, screw frigate, passed through Spithead this morning from the weatward. The Sprightly. steam vessel. Master G. Allen, sailed last evening for the Channel Islands. Vies-Admiral Bruce, Commandos-in-Chief at this port, sailed at 8 o'clock this morning is the Fire Queen. steam zb itst . Muter Commander F. W. Paul, for the Channel WOOLWICH, Aware 21. HEE MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE TOW THE CONTI NETT —The royal yacht Victoria and Albert is e xp ected to arrive off the Terrace-pier, Gravesend, on Tuesday next, for the purpose of embarking her Majesty and suite, for the Continent. The anallements for the embarkation will be carried out under the direction of Commodore-Super- Wendent Sir F. W. C. as flag-officer of the Port, but no preparation of a public nature will be made by the corporation of Gmvesead for the reception of bar Majesty. The Black Eagle, Admiralty steam-yacht, having been under extensive alterations and repairs dozing the post six months, at this yard, will be out of the hands of the work men to-morrow, and she is ordered to proceed to Ostend on Tuesday nest with her Majesty's carriage and luggage. A total reduction of 1,200 hands is ordered to take place in the several departments of the Royal Arsenal, in addition to 2,300 who have been discharged during the past twelve months. PLYMOUTH, STABBING. —A serious case of stabbing took place hers last night. Shortly before midnight • quarrel, fol • lowed by • fight, took place ou the Barbican, between David David, late chief mate of the Wild Wave, schooner, laying here, and John Turner, second mate of the same vessel, when David inflicted very serious wounds on Turner with some weapon which has not been found. Turner was taken to the South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, where he lice in • very dangerous state. David was apprehended, and has been remanded by the magistrates till Monday. Both of the men were sober when the fracas took place, and in the company of some of the men belonging to the schooner, who appeared to be unwilling to say much about the affair in their evidence. Zoomancar. SOCISTY or LONDON.—At the monthly goons] meeting held yesterday at the Society's house in Hanover-square, George &later Booth, Fail., M.P., in the chair, Earl Grosvenor, MA', the Lord Hun caster, Lord Ilichard Grosvenor, H.P., Lord Gerald Fitz gerald, the Baron Be Seholey, Dr. Albert Gunther, Mrs. Ram and Messrs. A. A. Vausittart, T. L M. Cartwright, Warburton Davies, N. Trubner, and A. E. Guest were elected fellows, and Dr. David Walker a corresponding member of the society. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Hough, Captain Ives, Captain Wade Brown, and Messrs. C. W. Hamilton Sotheby and E. Petre, were proposed as candi dates for the fellowship. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER HALL.— Thin evening Handers Messiah will be given, with seven hundred performers, conducted, as usual, by Mr. Costa. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS, PINNER.— It was mentioned hi our yesterday's impression, that " the boys" of these schools ware sent to the International Exhibition on Wednesday. We are requested to state that all the pupils, including 95 liCys and 54 girls, with the teachers and other officers, were provided with admis sion and entertainment, through the kind exertions of Mr. M'Morland and Mr. Martin Gunn, of Si Pant's churchyard. THE CABMEN'S GRIEVANCES.—A general meeting of the cab drivers in the Westminster and Pimlico district was held last night at the Chinen's Club-room, Victoria, street, Westminster, for the purpose of appointing four delegates, to co-operath with the other districts in obtaining • revision of the Hackney Carriage Act. Mr. G. Barnes, a driver ' was called to the chair, and having explained the object of the meeting, Mr. Bennett detailed the steps which had been taken by Lord Shaftesbury, in presenting • memorial to the House of Lords. Arrangements had been made for a parliamentary committe of inquiry next session; and the Lord Chancellor and Sir R. Mayne had both acknowledged that an amendment of the Hackney Carriage Act was necessary. He had been in communication with several gentlemen, who bad promised their aid to the ca men so long as they acted with moderation. Mr. Smith re pudiated the charge brought against the cabmen of an en deavour to get up a strike ; there was no such intention. Several other drivers having addressed the meeting, four delegates were appointed. Tbis is the last district meeting to be held preparatory to the aggregate meeting in Septem ber next. The meeting, which was very enthusiastic, did not separatc until after midnight. MitZeiNG OF MIDULESIX MAGIRTRATILS.—The usual meeting of the magistrates of Middlesex was held I yesterday at the Sessions House, un Cleikenwell-green ; I Mr. Pownall in the chair. The prison reports were very satidsotory. In Coldbath-fields House of Correction there were 1,655 prisoners, 45 had been sent to Northampton Gaol. These, with a number that hail been sent to Bedford Gaol, made a total of 1,813. In the Westminster Bridewell there were 613 prisoners, all females, under sentence, sod in the House of Detention 225, detained or committed on various charges. Mr. Baldwin, deputy clerk of the pesos, laid before the courts letter from the Home office , enclosing j • Dopy of a memorial from Dr. laukester, objecting to the i amount of salary awarded to him is lieu Of fees, urging that under the new arrangement the salary should be 4:eel with due regard to the number of inquests and density of popu lation—as evidencing the amount of labour involved. It Mr: Wakley's salary was to be taken as the belie for divi sion, Dr. Lankeeter submits that it should be apportioned according to the number of inquests held in each district, I and this would give the coroner for the central district the sum of 1,37 W. per annum. A short discussion (issued, ' after which the matter was referred to the Committee for Accounts, and the court adjourned. thrrerm. Parra'. —Gager FousEmsa. ONE SHILLIFO DAV.—THDRSDAY, AUGUST 21.—Admissious on payment, 12,222 ; ditto, by season ticket., 803; total, 13,025. PARIS, AUGUST 21. The Paris papers of this evening contain the following : " M. Benedetti will return to Turin at the end of this week. " The difference which had arisen between Omer Nobs and the French Consul at Scutari has been arranged, Omer Pacha having granted the concer Mons required." POLAND. WARSAW, Avoutrr 21 The sentence pronounced upon Jaroszynski was death upon the gallows. The Glrand•Duke Con stantine confirmed the judgment The execution took place at 9 o'clock this morning in front of the citadel. GERMANY. HANOVER, AIIGOOT 21. Herr Von Borriea, Minister of the Interior, has tendered his resignation, which has been accepted, and took leave this morning of his subordinates. It is rumoured that Herr von Weriauth will be his successor. BELGICUL BRUSSELS, Atoms" , 21._ The Senate to-day voted the adoption of the commercial treaty with England by 26 against 6. SERVLL BELGRADE, Avoutrr 21. M. Garaschanin has tendered his resignation as Minister, which has not, however, been accepted. GREECE. ATHENS, Am. 16 (.4a Triato). Troops have been despatched to lismaertie, where secret societies have lately incresorr ib oataber. MOl Tim Journal de Vostatoisfinople of the Bth Rays : Ofikdel despatched arrived yesterday from Montenegro which remove all doubt u to the accounts previously re ceived. According to a telegram from the SerdarEkrem the expeditionary corps had not only arrived on the plates , of the town of Cettigne, but, by taking possession of • village, had seized on an elevated position, horn which the place could be cannonaded in a few hours. Euielleut a ppnnooggss of water were found in thatvillage, so that the great dif culty which the Turkish troops had experieseed in Montenegro— want of water—is now removed. It is perfectly tree that the Prince of Montenegro has sent very humble prepoeltioue of submission to the Porte, but we have mesas to know that they have not been accepted. In short, the entrance of the Turkish troops into the capital of Montenegro ael the complete possession of the country are, according the official despatches now received, definitively assured. The Nord remarks that whilst news from Con stantinople spoke of rejoicings for the capture of Cettigne and the flight of Prince Nicholas to the Austrian territory, it was reported from Ragusa on the 18th instant that the Montenegrins still held the pass of Risks, and that the main body of the Turkish army had been compelled to fall back into the Herzegovina. A telegram, dated Ragusa, August 19, states that the Prince of Montenegro had been slightly wounded by a shot fired at him by one of his suite. The es sasain had been arrested. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS: pOITTHAIIPTON, 4r,lcuerr.2,l. The Peninsular and Oriental steamship Ripon, Captain Christian, with the heavy portion of the above mails, arrived this evening, at 6.30 p.m. She brings 113 passengers, 4 packages of specie value 1,1301., also 35 bales of tobacco, 20 packages of elephant tusks, 139 bags of Indian corn, 36 eases of grapes, 68 cams of India parcels, 2 turtles, 67 packages of sundries, and 958 bales of raw silk, value upwards of 90,0004 sterling. The Ripon left Aiezandria on the Bth August, Malta on the 12th, and Gibraltar on the 16th. On the 13th she ex changed colours with the steamship Ceylon steering east, sad on the same date passed the steamship Scotia, steering to the north by west On the 15th she exchanged signals with a French man-of-war steering to the north by east, under steam and sail, and on the same day passed the steamship Corinthian, standing east. Her Majesty's ship Malacca left Gibraltar for Mogador, on the 11th inst. The gunboat Procris was in the harbour when the Ripon left. The Ripon experienced north-westerly breezes between Alexandria and Malta, thence to Gibraltar, fine weather and smooth water, from Gibraltar to Cape Finisterre strong north-easterly winds with heavy cross sea, thence acmes the bay and up the channel fine weather with light winds. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. fssorsd■ rsisoasita.) ITALY. TURIN, ACCIIIST 21. The Senate and Chamber of Deputies were pro rogued by royal decree to-dal. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a decree proclaiming a state of siege in Sicily, and nomi nating General Cugia extraordinary commissioner. General Ougia has issued the following procla mation : "Sicilians, —Notwithstanding the words of the sing, the vote of the parliament, and the forbear ance of the government in giving time to the de luded people to return to their duty, the armed bands of. Garibaldi continue to occupy an important town. The rebellion is thus open, and the go- vernment has resolved to put an end to this state of things, so compromising for the destinies of Italy. Every armed band or tumultuous meeting will be dissolved by biros. ," The liberty of the prams is suspended. The commanders of ass troops of the divisions of Palermo, Messina, and Syracuse, will assume both civil and slithery Owen." The Gibraltar Chron icl e of the 9th inst. says : _ . Letters from Barbary mention the arrest, by order of the Sultan, of Bentaher, the Heehaw of Azimoor and la His fall is said to have given general satisfaction, t frt g lt rule, which extended over a period of fifteen years, has M been marked by tyranny, cruelty, and extortion. ore than a million of dollen are reported to have been found in his coffers, the accumulated result, of hie frauds on the Emperor's customs and his plunder of the poor Arabs of his province. His treasure is, of course, confiscated to the Sultan. The steamer Euphrates, with her main shaft broker; was towed into Gibraltar by the Arabian on the 11th. The following British ships had arrived out :—At Gib raltar, since last mail : Steamer Ceylon, 5 days 7 hours, from Southampton ; steamer Syrian, 7 days, Liverpool ; steamer Gibraltar, 8 days, London ; s t eamer S idon, sda Liverpool ; and schooner Henry Herbert, 18 days,Garth[. Gibraltar exchanges sad frights unaltered. NBW BRUNSWICK AND CANADA RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this eompany yes held 'mt the Aloe, 5, Whitehall ; Mr. F. Edwards in the ch ars seastary read the report, which has already appeared. The chairman, in moving its adoption, congratulated the share holders upon the opening of the whole of the line, but the opening bad bees so recent that it was sot possible to form any idea of the amount of traffic. The directors had not yet received the official aocounta of the liabilities from Canada ; but as moos as received they would be laid before the shareholders. In the meantime the director, would salt power from the shareholders to raise mosey by loam or otherwise to meet the present liabilities, and to make Provision for eacrying on the traffie of the °mummy. Mr. Mandslay seconded the adoption of dite Inert, which, after a brief disethicin, was carried. The eithrelin then moved that the directors be empowered to make such Snap- Mel thangamenta, by temporary loath or otherwise, for mardted the liabithiee of the company, and for providing the aseasary plant for the earths of the raileey, upon such terms as they might deem ex t. Field meonded the moths, ski* ares to, and a Tote of thanks to the thaithan conebaded the proceedings. [s.tampiki,.la. RAILWAY INTELIAGENCE armsree arm HOLYIMAD. The half-yearly general meeting of the Aare holders of this company was held at she Eustou Station yesterday ; Mr. MOON in the chair. The SHLSZTARY laid on the table the statement at im mune., showing a below' in band of G 6,0741. The CHAIRMAN moved that the statement be received and adopted, which was agreed to. The meeting was then made special for the purpose of eon , sidering and determining, in pursuance of the London and North Western Company's Capital Act, 1862 ' as to the creation of new preference stock not exceeding 2,468,0001., bearing an uniform rate of interest in five per cent. per annum. The CHAIRMAN said the object of the proposed conversion was to enable them to convert all the varietin of stock in the Chester and Holyhead Railway, into nee, so that there would be only one uniform stock in tutors. He moved a resolution authoriaiog the company to create and imue stook not 4moceding 2,468,0001., bearing • preferential dividend at the rate of 51. per cent per annum, to be guano teed by the London and North Western Company, mak stook to be, with the consent of the Loudon and .North Winters Company, applied exclusively in substitution of surrendered shares of • this oompsey in the following proportions, that is to my :—For and in lien of every 1001, stock of tha Chester and Holyhead /untied to div id end at the rate of 51. per cent per annum, there may be issued guaranteed stock to the amount of 1001. for and in lea of every 1001. stook of the Chaster and Holybeed eatided to dividend t 10s. per cent., there may be issued guaranteed stock to' the amount of 110 f. ,• and for and in lien of every 100 6 of the ordinary stock of the Cheater and Holyhead, there may be issued, after the let of March, 1863, the said guaranteed stock to the mount 01 . . A HARZHOLDIR asked if WI Mould affectEloble.4l the on ' ginsd shareholders. The Sixasrsur said it would not. They need not !sur render their present stock for the new stock unless they pleased. The motion was thou agreed to, and the meeting sepa rated. LLI'NV I rALLEY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this uom rany was held at the Gast Western Boyd Hotel. Pad dingtoa ; Yr. A. irCinema in the chair. ter. SAUNDERS (the Secretary) read the report, which stated that the accounts for the half-year ending the 30th of June exhibited coadderable improvement, arising from an augmentation of the traffic. The iron, minerals, and mer chandise conveyed along the line bad amounted to 169,228, tons, heist 32,159 tans more than the tonnage of the pre ceding six months, sad 34,727 tom were than during the corresponding period of the past year. The receipts of, revenue had been 9,4011. against 7,307!. for the preceding ax months, and 4,8541. for the oorrespoading period ol the past year. The working expenses for the half ear had bean 3,150/„ and after deducting all interest on debentures,• bonds sad other liabilities, the net Wanes available for divi-• deed was 4,2371., against 3,0521. at the close of the penes ding six months, and 2,023/. at the 30th of June, 1861.: The preference dividend 4 6 per mot. per annum would' absorb 3,2711., leaving a balance of 9651,. to which the directors proposed to add from the reserve fun a rum of 4151., making 1,3811. for the payment of a divi dead on the ordinary stock, which they recommeuded to declared at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The reserve' of past profit would then amount to 6,7911. /hey bad chi tamped a new act giving power td rites additional capital to• the extent of 40,0001. The report stated that hltatiskalt the rate of 5 per cent. bad been charged to revenue apace 26,0001., being the amount of lisbliftles on capital account The adoption of the report having been moved fad as: made& The CHAIRMAN, in answer to a question from a Feopristorj said the amount of liabilities for law and parliamentary exi parses for the half-year was 8501. The report having been adopted, the meeting tree special, mad the directors were authorised to raise 40,0001. in shares of 101. each, with a preference dividend of 5 per met. in perpetuity. BOUTH-BAATEEN. The report of the directors to,the half 7 yearl7 meeting on Thursday neat has been mined. The statrel meets of income abd expenditure for the half-year ending the 31st July, 1862, show that the gram reeeipa for that period have amounted to 566,6961. 14s. 6d. (including 28,6914 13s, Bd., the receipts for steam-boat traffic). as compared- with 562,130/. ba 4d. for the aorreeponffing period of 1861, being an Mcrae* of 5,9661. Ba. 2d. on the peat half-year. The statement of expenditure on re venue account shows that the ordinary working expem during the half.year have amounted to 227,07.31. lls. 24. • the rata, taxes, tolls, and government duty, to 34,0121. 10s. 2d. ; and the working of the stestn.pathet service to 14,9881. 6s. 7d. After providing for the charges in of recta, interest, annuities, preference dividends, U7= remains a net balsam, of 159,6421. 9s. lld. available for ' dividend on the ordinary consolidated steak of the company; A divided et 12e. 9d. per 301. stock, or at the rate of 41. se. per cent. roar annum, will absorb a sum of 157,9666 Sla. 6d., leaving a balance to be carried forward of 1,676/. 7s. sd. ; and this rate of dividend the directors recommend Se be paid on Thursday, the 4th of September next. There has bees a decrease of 3,0901. 2s. in the passenger receipts for the half •year, notwithstanding the increased number of persons carried. This is attributable principally , to the competition of the new line opened between London and Dover. There has also been a decrease of 3,1501. in the receipts derived from the conveyance of over which the company has no control; but this, s tr aln as the lose occasioned by the diversion of traffic at points where the competition referred to exists, has been in a great measure neutralised by its augmentation at the interme diate stations. Among other items of increase may be men tioned 4,3421. is parcels traffic and 5,5651. in steamboat traffic, the latter arising from the increased influx of coati- Dental passengers during the prompt mum • the three new fat passenger boats placed opon the Folkestone and Bou logne route having enabled the company to abduct this traffic with every despach and efficasecy. The merchandise traffic has been affected by the commercial depression which has prevailed during the past year, and exhibits a decrease of 2.1121. 2a., caused by the falling off in the receipts for 00111 and continental goods, while the local merchandise receipts have, on the whole, been well maintained. Than has been an increase of 4,3831. in the charge for locolooilie power and rolling stock, arising mainly from the increased mileage run during the half-year (via., 41,953 miles), the increased cost of coal, and the renewals of worn-out vehicles of different kinds. The increase of 2,3471., under the head of maintenance stud renewal of way, has been principally occasioned by the renewals of permanent way, 20 miles of single line having been entirely relaid during the half-year. A considerable expenditure has also bee: incurred in the necessary renewals of bridges and viaducts, formerly of timber, which have been reconstructed in perms neat materials. Tlie principal items of capital expenditurefor the half-year have been as follows :—On enema of the Charing-croon Railway, 208,0001. • of new rolling stock, 55,0801. 18a. 11d. ; and of new s teamboats, 13,6064 101 • the outlay on these several accounts hiving received the sanction of the proprietors. The proprietors have been informed of the success of the application made to parlia ment for powers to construct a direct line of railway be tween New Cross and Tunbridge, and from a point on that line to Dartford; and the directors are making the news eery arrangements for the prosecution of the work'. At the special meeting of the company held on the 17th Julylast, the proprietors adopted resolutions creating the authorised capital in ai per cent, preference shares of 101. each. These have accor d ingly been offered to the holders of the com pany's ordinary stock, and taken up by them to a certain extent, but the directors are still open to receive applica tions for the remaining shares. The proprietors having resolved, at the half.yearly meeting held in Muth last, "that the board be increased from 10 to 12, and that such increase be carried out in August next," the nomination of the two additional directors for election by the board will form part of the business of the approaching half-yearly meeting. WEST HARTLEPOOL HARBOUR AND RAILWAY. The report of the directors, just issued, states that the gross revenue of the company for the half- year amounts to 100, 8 171. 3s. Id. as oornpared with 102,099/. 15a. Id. for the conisponding period of 1861 ; and the total expenses for the same period amount to 62,5831. Its. against 71,2241. 13s. 4d., being the proportion of the working expenses for the corresponding half-year in 1861. The net revenue, therefore, of the undertaking is 38,2531. 12s. ld. as com pared with 30,8751. la. 9d., the net revenue for the cone spooding half-year of 1861; but from the net revegue of this ball-year must be deducted 4.056/. 7s. ltd. for loss by the steamers, and 6,524/. 12a. I Id. for the loss upon the collieries, which together reduce the net iliconre for this half-year to 27,6721. Ils. 3d., as against 14,6271. 112 a. 10d., the net revenue for the whole of the year 1861. The directors then refer to the disposal of the company's steamers to Messrs. Pile Spence, and Co., sod to the stern taken for the sale of the collieries. The tenders for the latter were, however, so much below the value of the pro- perty, that the directors did not feel it prudent to sell. When the existing depression is the coal trade ceases, they hope to meet with purchasers on terms commensurate with theft real value. "In the mean time," they say, "it will be satisfactory to observe, that whilst the loss sustained from the collieries during the year 1861 amounted to 81,0811. 14s. 3d., as stated in Mean. Quitter, Ball, and Co.'s report, the lees during the past half-year has been only 6,5241. 12s. 11d., and of this amount 3,245/. 4s. 41. accrued in January and February, sad only 3,2791. Bs. 7d. during the remaining four months notwithstanding the no abated depression of the trade. Upon the surplus revenue of 27,6721. lls. 3d. the lint claim sa the preferential half. [TWOPENCE yeer'erent cluirge, due 16th Aped last, to the proprietors of the lateelsrence Railway, amounting to 9,987 t. lns. 10d., and which the directors are of opinion they should at oace receive. The remainder of the net revenue is applicable to the payment, in the first place, of the interest due to such creditors vs hold securities over special P and then to the other debenture holders ; but,u r re rti rt l a order of the Court of Chancery, made in the debenture holden snit, the manager is debarred from making any pay ments for interest except under the direction of the court ; and before such direction can be obtained a cestly inquiry into the relative rights of the holden of debentures w0r.14 have to be submitted to. The small sums now divi able make it highly inexpedient to enter upon any such in. quirt at present, and it is most desirable, if possible, alto gether to avoid the necessity for it." SPORTING J2IIILLIGENCE. YORK AUGUST MiETING.-THURSDAY. - - - Inc Unworn's Onus al SOO move. sack h ft, fix 3.7r-ulOs ; oohs, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Pat 41b ; winners 'airs. One Ingo. (4 subs.) Mt. 11 erry's Cana, by The car 71b.. M Hayes, .(AidcrotL) 1 Lord Olargow's c by Bartants, Man by Pyrrhus the First-Miss Whip, bit Mb , Ferdhasn: Lord Stamford's Citadel, MR Mb (A. Edwards 3 Betting : 3 to 1 en Coda, 5 to 1 opt CitadeL Coate made all the rnnoing, and won by a Length }id edkalf ; half • lmigth between second and third.. CONSOLAriod &Man= ad DO ens., added to • handicap stakes of 5 "ova. each. T.Y.C. Five furlongs, 44 yards. (7 subs.) Captain Lanes thethport. by Fabert-lady Blanche. 4 M. eat alb /id, war& 1 Mr. O. Brysn's rass,4 pr, OS iFonlhato Mr. C. Peck Jun.'s Beaten 4 ne, .. (IL Harrison 3 Betting : Bto 2 apt Southport, 7 to 2 apt Zora, 4 to 1 agat Hecate, 100 to 15 apt Centring, and 10 to 1 apt (ie athelßixio. They wait awas o rbtiesenly, bet la how strides Southport tool a lead, being attended by Parasite and Iterniee • ' the in close order, being beaded. by Ban. At the Biaiapahorpe tarn, Canaries joined the leaders, end remote retired. Arrived at the distance, Southport hung oat "signals of distress." and half -way up, Canaria', who, however, never got quite dp, appeared all over • winner, but in the succeeding few strides Southport came again, and Colonel Townley'' horse was beaten, Bors, Bereice,'and Parasite-the latter of whom mine with a nee at the finish-cooed spiritedly, pamedthe stand, and Zama. being able to get up was bootee half a length. A similar dietaries separated third from second, and Parasite was also half eking* in the rear of Bernice. Tis 01140/.401 STAUB of 10 soy, each, with 100 added ; for 2-yr.oldi ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, fist 31b ; winners exam. One meth (31 oath.) Co_unt,k de Lyons, ala Yard had. by Monsrque-Lady Llft_ibredln Franoe), 8R 101 b (We llt en) (11.thirashaw , 1 Lenketastord's Gettatha, fat Istb ;We 10, es) (Edwards Lord Zetland's Tapatosdo late Tapatiere., Sat toll, dm; Miles) (Ashnisir Beetles 7t04 on Corinth", sto 1 apt Le Markbal, 6to 1 egst the Weep colt, and 10 to 1 eget the Comet. After • break away, fn which the Frenchman was most coespicnoon et fault, they were despatched on pretty oven terms, Ls litanchal taking up the running at a good pees, the Weep colt being second, Corinth& third, and the Comet Let, the let, however, being chin together. From the wood to 'be Bishopthsepo turn Le Martieltal increased his lead to couple of lengths, the Wasp colt, Galatia, and Manfred following him close together. At the distance the French man had all his oompanions beaten, and cause sway, • the post term lengths advance of Ominthik wh= Zapeteado by four lengtha. The Wasp colt aid the Comet finished close up with Lord Zetiand's hone, Men Nankai didnot pre the past. ..TWISTIXIII YEAR Or THE GREAT TOBEEEHNI STALIN of • 10 *rya each, with 100 added, for 3syredis ; Set 7th ; Miss, alb ; whiners Wee. Ow mibt ecil l three-rothnses. cents Zetian .) subs lotd — St. Vin by Yoldsenr-Merry Bird, ' Sat Tlb (Fathom) 1 Br. W. l'Anson's &amylase/A last, Sit 21b (Withington) Lord Zetiand's Ptoadoe. flat 71b fidwardsl s Betting r 5 to 1 on Tadand, 7 to 1 apt Picador, and le to 1 apt Brmity Breast Knot, Zealand, after the first hundred yards, took np the running, was never beaded, and won two lengths ; a head between second and third, and • bad fourth_ Tau MAMMY liande.te Pktrx of 100 son., for 2-yr olds ; winners extra. T.Y.C. (13 subs.) $3. Bryan's Fantaatte. by Reveres -Wldeadeal. Tat 1210 (Fordli.wi 1 Mr. I. Baeirley's Melandra, Tat Mb (0011.4 lir. It. IL Jones's Corydon, 71t Tlb. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Fantastic, 100 to 30 apt Melandra, 10 to 1 agst Zest colt., and 100 to 7 apt Priames Louisa. Formidable and Fanfare& broke away en the occasion and tan to the advanced Bag before being stop ped. They were ultimately started capitally together, Melandra and Fantastic showing first to she front, with Woodbine, Supple next, and Prince,' Louisa and the Robber on the outside occupying the next best position. At the dietaries the two favourites, very wide of each other, came lawny from their opponents, and ran home together. Fantas , tie won good race by half • length. Two lengths between ' snood and third, and a length between' third and fourth. Primes' Louis was fifth, Formidable sixth, The Habit sevonth i and Supple eighth. THE MEHBERS PLATE of 50 son., for Syr-olds and up wards. Selling and maiden allowances. One mile. (8 intik) Mr. Jacksoa's Lady Damian, by VolUseur- Lady Tattoo, 3 yrs 30L), bet ilb Mr. float's Crusade, 4 yrs , 301.), etc 41b (Whiteley) Mr. C. Fusion's Miller of the £3e, 3 yrs (301.), bet 10Ib (O. Noble)) 3 Mr. J. Newbold's Lady Bird. 4 ITS .301. L Tat (IHardesetle) 6 Mr. C. bkelton's Lord Chancellor, 3 yrs (1001), Skit 101 b (Armott• ti Betting : 8 to 3 apt Crusade and 5 to 1 apt Lord of the Tem. Leidy Dundee made all the running ; Crusade, robe very unkindly, was beaten a neck, after a fine nee ; two lengths between mood and third, and a length between • third and fourth. The winner was sold to Mr. Jaques foe 105 guineas. THE To= Ctor, value 500 son., with 100 added, for 3.yr olds and upwards. Winners ern. Two miles, over the Old Course. (19 rubs.) Mr. IL C. Naylor's Feu deJoie,by Longbow-Jen elTsprit. 3 yrst ant lilt tr. Frellis)i. 1 Lord lit,Vinoadts . Zetland,..3 yes, 74 21b .. (Doyle I Aldcreft weighed foe — Coetidruin and the nienime was heisted upon the telegraph, but the horse having throng • plate was withdrawn. Betting :6to 4 on Zeeland, who went away with a lead of three or four length.. At the distance Fen de Joie closed, and, after one of the mom mag nificent struggles ever witnessed, the Oaks victrix won by a head. Tug Telco Smelts of 5 som. each, with 30 added, for two-yr-olds ; colts. 9st ; fillies sad geldinp, Bst 101 b ; sall keg allowances. T. Y.C. 5 furkep and 44 yard.. (1 subs,) Mr. Lincoln's Acorn by Loup-Garen—Heart of Oak, hst 101 b rYordbaa) 1 1 1%. Darley's Harvest Mom 7st 10th (SOL) (L Harrison) Mr. E. l. kmament's Viilroaddle, 718 10th (80i.) (W illteilf) Mr. Ewbank's f by Snowdon Dunhill, dam by Freedom— . gyres' Queen. Tstlelb (IOC) Thence* 4 Betting : 6t04 on Aeon. 3to 1 apt Harvest Moon. A fine race, won by a bead ; three lengths between the second sad third. The winner was bought in for 85 guineas. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 pumas for mares ; 3-yr olds, Sat 21b; four, ilis nb ; five, 10st ; six and aged, 10et lib. Three miles. Mr. rAnson's Caner Ou by Stockwell—Hardee, 4 yrs, 9st 7lb (Wlthlngton w.o. THE COLT SAPLING STALLS of 50 soya each, 30 ft, for 3-molds; fiat 10lb each. T.Y.C. 5 furionp 44 yards. (8 subs.) Mr. C. Peet% jun., Caterer= by Newminstrr—losabers • dam, 5,8 10lb (Harrbor) 1 Mr. R. C. Naylor's Stampede, Set 101 b .Challoner, 2 Betting: 11 to Bon Stampede. Won by a length. Fran YEAR OP THE NINTH .R6KE I'IODVCE :WAKES of 60 soy. each, It ft. far 2-yr-olds ; colts, Mt 7th ; fillies, list 4th. T.Y.C. nubs) Mr. Jamiee's Tramp Queen by Weatbertdl or King of Tromps—Gipsy Queen, sat 41b Fordh.o w.o LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. ST. LEGER. 4 to 1 apt The Marquis (t freely) 11 to 2 Caradocua (t) 11 to 2 Bockatone (t) 11 to 1 Carisbrook (t) 13 to 1 Exchequer (t) 20 to 1 Johnny Armstrong (t) 20 to 1 Hurricane (of) 100 to 3 Bonny Breastknot (t freely) EASTERN CoUNTIBS RgilAvaT.-.-The director. Of the Eastern Counties Railway Company have declared • dividend of one per cent. for the half-year sading 38tlt June last, on the consolidated stock of the company. llocutatico VISITORS• TO THIS EXHIBITION.—The following awry is related of the manner country and pro vincial visitors are hoaxed at the Exhibition. Two married winner' of Nottingham, who, without their husbands, bad reached the metropolis, were admiring the various sights in the Exhibition, when two gentlemen of fashionable ap pearance sad unexceptionable manner* approached, end having, by kindly giving explanations of different objects, est• Wished themselves on intimate terms, concluded by in viting them to their residence. The unsuspecting women, it appears, aocompanied them, out were boomed and 411• treated in such a manner, that on their arrival at hours the husband of one of them who hod heard if the matter. tamed her out of bin bens.—Nottingtost Daily Guardia* The cholera, as is known, has been raging for some time past at the Namitius, where it has made nuns rout victims. lime. Ferret, a milliner and dressmaker is that colony. being eager to turn the calamity to account, inserted the following advertisement in the Cernim a journal of the island :—" Rms. Feet, Rue Dadaism, has the honour of informing her numerous OnSiOn“Til, that she has added to her millibery badmen Arenas to deed boles, ,rissnodeeete pcioss. To ptia a little ea soak article in oldie Costal a large quaetity is the device of Mime. Furst." This chasms are that so ese will wish her mimeo in her now I modality.