The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-25 00:00:00

/ ~~ .•• I.`BS rAPE R ( -•/:• ...... A . ,-. C:"A - , --.(.4-=?:,,st, - .1 : *,..11 :-.. " - • () Y 4 f A a ' *ilia dciX2 t e", L o-- ;;L:7 -4 'Zb rt% No. 4,952.] CALCUTTA, calling at XADRAS.—(The July I tu g ua., and September elesneena felling at Madras to land and ankille embark_ Yaaetigery null.)—The -loown clipper sail I steam.sip A m URITIIJS, 2,l3llhoireapower, J. eIIYT commander, DOW loading in the MOM& ("Arlon) Dock; Lace 00 the Ugh July, enslivelgeg iiiiti at and leaving Ms t ship, bulit ex- Gravesend on the 15 th July. w omb for the India trade, bee been y refitted, hes and-rate sacceensodetlon for paisampas, and will carry an ei gerieneed sereece and a stewleinea. The service will be ocaltnatee by one of the following boilable wellies, Aim vow& Mi dog to this Company : sow Date ol rifts. is — katis I /G Wen Flews ewes et the MA ... ligiehh__ ‘2llll MU UN Ull UN Ulf 2.242 MIS U e lt .! .. ' nee= W. I& November IL December M. Jan. 16, UK February 16. Myrrh 16. Hyde's' udy Jew Wallas lkr airpsenase to 01INDLAY and 00., eit, Par llas W. the /rotas, ALIitXD BIM and Ca, 78a, Inniw t, : or at the Olboes or the Company, 9, BlbaM Landon, LC., arbors also appileatton for appoint ments is iinar in thia serdee should be made ZICSAID DRZW, Secretary, ad bilk and Landon lllMpplon Campsny Matted:, 11,, and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D E T rrr s rAcur 81IIP.—Per BYDNET Meet !to moll from the rim as the lea et July, whine at Plymouth on the let eif MO* to embark eameeers„ the aplenakd trlgatebeill skip IA 310003. ••I la years, 1331 tons register, JOHN WlO4 Commoder ; Iyher In L b . Boat India Dacha MY lee ship Ma wi leis bait perm* ke the hydro/ trade Ilhe her Mth Arsirelanataraillee en does beteg and airy, the me a y opportunity for stew cable and tateratedlate end will carry aa expezienced —For terms t er irdarotta to i t iset Wl ,on board: or to D riEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE _LI of PACKET SHIP.—Por SYDNEY Direct (to mil pane. tually from the steer the 20th August, calling at Plymouth to embark pammtegers tat September), the well-known frigate-WM abip DUNCAN DUNBAR, A 1 13 years, 1,374 tool EMIT NIATEY, Commander; lying in the last India= This 'Malmo hem Steed with the greatest ears and comidmaticas for the colatort of pameneers . her cabins are lofty and airy ; she can acmmmoilift • few intermediates, and will carry an expe rienced stergema—Por terrns of freight or purge apply to Cap taln HENRY SEAMY, on board; or to DEVITT and 3100/14 P, Billiteretsest. DirrlTT and 1100 RE'S REGULAR LINE t PACK= SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direst Oast ship vetar....6ll,ll: Commander TERC : Al, rlgstifir 9 the 10 tons, it India Hooka This vowel has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an asosiknit opportunity for first•clair passengers. Km great height In the 'tween decks for the accommodation of bounty ticket and ether Intermediate pumas, and will awry a surgeon.—la or age apply to the owners, lgemrs. RICHARDSON and Co., 17, St Helen= .0 131sh e rsitatrest of WITT and HOORN. 9, TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A/ el maw 111117.—10 r LAUNCIE lON Direct (Rot . 4 &rut il, 7 4tar th. llo .6 4;m9t h i 'm eow:l:der , Leedom Docks. vamel, admirably adapted for the lammeolos =Trto make a very quick run out, and hie good for a few chief cabin pemengent.—For terms et Rt or pomp apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 164 St. Estat'aplam ar to DEVITT and 110011. Bt Mosel. DEVITT and MOORK ' S AUSTRALIAN LINK of PACKET SHIT.—For LAITNCISTON Direct (a regale? tinder, bee ime strived from the osiumr. and will return main immediately), the splendid dipper-414 DUKORLAN, Al= ter SOO Loom,R. W. BAIWOOD, Commander; lyi In the ng Doe* This slip W been tweedy for the trade, and las Marais aossmatedetion tor chief cabin passengers.—lor farther particulars apply to the owner, Dr. T. B. WALKER, ISA, Bt. Relea's plime ; or to DRVITT and MOOR; 9, lidliterett. "IRENE (BRUCE),, for ADELAIDE. List J. shipping day, THU AY, July & This regular trader is now loading fast at the Jetty, London Docks, and offers a pod =tybyt an goods, from the excellent order In which she er cargo Has two poop cabins still disengaged.— Apply to MUTT and 11001tE, 9, ter-street. A RIINDEL, for MICLI3OURNE mid GEELONG. Ilile fine new clipper is now fast filling up in the Tobacco Dock, London Docka sal shippers are requested to urge toward the shipment of their goads, as she will sail positively on the 6th July. Rat good accommodation fer first-class passengera—Ap pyy to DEVITT sad MOORE, 9, Billitersareet. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIIRTBALLIN CLEIIIIIB trim LONDON Dined. r ArOldl ....1 I Wall (Dew) Wall ace_ itrtopla Sultana I WanateU ;Plying Cloud Tomos& I To • 14110 1,100 2,000 2,008 1,800 LOCO 2,1100 ern 1,101 it,.~a Jalj Aug. 10. June 30. July 30. Juue 30. July 25. Aug. 80. Sept. 30. **-7 I FY 404 37.ii.5 . 4ineesslsod Thls celebrated Ilse of want lave, by theft punctuality and rapid yaw.% naiad a world blows reputation, and their pa nne? acoonandatlon la saeaepred by any vessels aficet.—Toe ansrdeulers restaertlag ea to Australia apt:: J BB RAINES aad Co, Ll all Agents for the Ball Lire of Packets: and te T. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden ballatreet, Laudon, LC. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, WALTER PATON, coosalaboor, vin be DIMPATCRED from LIVERPOOL, mina( at gneenntown, as under : TUESDAY, July 1. SATURDAY, August It WEDNESDAY, October 1. TUESDAY, Novembe i 111. For freight or passage apply 103 C. V. Dixon, Ibumoool-pLee, liverpool Seymour, ?smock, C a n , 116, lenedsurek4Weet Grist Ship Donnelly (Limited), non-street, Landon_ GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, TUESDAY, July I.—Cahls pupae, /10 to SAE moral* to aceetatualatio% all haeiag the lam privileges he the saloon. GREAT EASTERN for NEW TORR. RETURN TICK at a PABSIAND•A-HALI. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. Intensional' paeaage, tlO 10s. : steerage, LI Ba. Un ailed contorts—Paueogen booked to all the principal cities a the United elates and Canada. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. Sea-sickoeos unknown on board. 8.. report of penman. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORE. For freight or mum apply to C. X. DIXON. 9, Ram ford lace, Liverpool ; 911TMOUL PIACOCIC, sod Co.. IN, lroorhurch.otrort, London. IGC. ; or to Ur Groat Nap Congo= (Limited), 90, Caitoon.otrost, Modes, N.C. RIO TOURISTS, EXCURSIONISTS, &a J. FIRST-CLASS =URN nouns to NEW YORE par GREAT EASTERN ate now GRANTED for £3O, allowing the tourist sulkiest time to visit Niagara nos, and other placesof hderest in the United States and Canada. Next departure TUESDAY, J aly I.—Apply to Great Ship Company, 90, Cannon street. TO BRITOIL COLUMBIA JOY 413.11 M. COMMUNICATION to INTIM, YORK Direct—TG LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, Yd PKILADELPRIANTEAM-SHIP COMPANY Weed despatch lag tbdr tall.powered ben (Screw Stamaoklpa, eidllag at Quar tos's to embark passengers and dmateltes. a. follows : WELK LY PROM LIVER POOL FOR NEW YORK. KANGAROO, tbL day , June M. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, July t CITY OF WASHINOTO:f, Wednesday, Jul/ 0. And every aucceeding Wedneada • Cabin plumage, 15, 17, and fa guineas, accoedllig to the seem. miodAtion. Forward passage, 8 guineas, Including all provleions emoted. Paasengers for Canada. the United Stake, and British Columbia, booked through en very advantageous tenon—For farther partleulan apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Wateretrewt, Ci Liverpool; or to WM and MACNY. 61, King WtWametreet. ty. 101HITIEll and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ETRAM-11HIPE, appointed by the Admiralty to sill between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE, and between LI VII POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's mail► The following or other vessels are ap pointed to tall from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the snails : ErßotA, forBOSTON, Saturday, Jon!, VAT saiWaii,:fuiTs. • Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the . 8.11,88. British Queen. _ AlfitlCA. for BOSTON, Saturday, July 11 Passage money, including steward's fee and provision; bat without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, LY2: second cabin, gl6. To New York, chief cabin. R 26: second cabin, LIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, R 3 per ton, and 6pa cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Poord, 62, Old Broadstraw; Usaion : 1). Currie, Havre, and 12, nue de la Bourse, Paris: 0. and J. Burns, Bachananstrect. Glasgow; D. and C. Wirer, Qacensdown: or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water- WOOS, Univac& PRILLIPPEI, GRAVES. and MILLI:PPS win &spate& Os vssolosislassal arst•class stamen as loacnis : Tor ROTTILDAM smiths RN= the EATAVINN. Wan the British and tonna Steam Wharf. Wapping, every= swam M end Um YYNNOORD, Thursday at 7 am, from of the Tower. Tor MU:WM Woe a week, the AMEX WWI. air WA Wednesday and Saturday, from Nene bdorni U ; at Blacks/MI Pier to receive perm his at DOM FM= I al, and lea. Rabin natal* Mud M • fare and a hat Nonce.—The Lawny between Breen and lremmbaven Is . 11 ana otan for the emsepalees Immilmirlis and entwelindles he f Germany. --- er r iXi o Pllf RAOI2I, the EAST ANGLIAN. about Jam 116 lierselytewn. GOTIMIBUEI. the LONDON, Timmday morels& tram '"aairdosia, to be ibilturad by the nutria walk Mbar "Wi:week. Frares, Is., ti. and AL lor at and Untrareal inz = Rotrut-aism i r %MA and P Amatlans, GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE • COMPANY, No. 11, lualhardutreek Loudon, E.C. Eutablished Baba:mod capita, 42,000,000. Paid up 41,000,000. CRAM.MAI—ffie MIii7IOIiAIT4UHAR, Bart, M.P. Diatrrr-CetAnutia —CHARM WILLIAM CURTIS, Esq. Henry Hulse Barnes, Esq. John Laboachere, Eq. Henry Bodharia eerier, irsq. John Martin. Xert Chart F. Davao, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. Francis Hart Dyke, EN. James Morels, Esq. Bar Wafter R. Farquhar, Bart. Henry Norman, Esq. Jams" Goodson, Esq. Henry R. Reynold', Eat, Thomson Monkey, Esq., M.P. Ab rah am John Roberta Lk John Harvey, Esq. James Tulloch. Tral- John G. Hubbard, Fag., M.P. Henry Vigils Fsq. •17DITORS. Lewis Loyd, Req. Henry Sykes Thornton, Fag. Cornelius Paine, Jan., Faq . I Noel Whiling, Esq. Thos. TaDamach, rep Secretary ; Samuel Brown. Esq., Actuary. I.ITI DIPARTMEN T.—Under the provisions of an Act of Peetkamesit this Company now Wen to new insurers Eighty per Oast.navtilksul a( Um prodtt at quin adan quennial divisions, or slow rate of pruel partic4 cd raffia linne the mitablightsest al Cempeop in 1811. the amount uf Prollits , :=M4: 4 2 . mai has acesisi fa cash value L600,0111‘ soplvalsoit meadow, bonuses of E 1,068,0911. After ta• (Whir' of pronto. at Ctiridame. IBM, the Life Asenranore la brim with exiallegi beams theredu, amounted to upwards of /14,719,1100, the beam fan the We Brasses gfiff,Oeti per eawasm, sad the Ups LOCALAmmons Fund, indepen- dent of the l atti mewled AND VOLVNTm 00171.—N0 extra pro wl= is raphsd flee meMwipm~. INY sacred as germspoudieg extra premiums. LOANS en Lite Policies to the extent of their values, It each be not less than 150. ANIKONARIFTS 0/ POLlCllB.—wettea Notion of„ received si firark ° LITE! pall by'ee Company, and se charge for N Pcdie7 otioe gl in k ereby gives, that Fire Policies which expire at Midsummer must be renewed within fifteen days at this Office, or with Mr. SAMS, No. 1, St. James's-street, minter of Perlman or with the Company's Agents throughout the kingdom, other wise they become void. Losses sussed by turgikedon of gas are admitted by this Com- VW. THE SCARBOROUGH CLIFF HOTEL ODYPARY (Limited). Capital LIIO,OOO, in 12,000 Shares of £lO each. Depodt Li per Share no application, until Itl► ea ailatreant. Incorporated under the Joint Stock Limited Liability Act, Which expreaal=ts the llability of each Shareholder to the amount of hie Lord Robert Montagu, ICK:lnventeesterr see, Bydepark London. Viscount Ingestre, M.P., Alton Towels, Salop, and 47, Eaton piece, London. William Cadman, Faq., Word Newton, Yorkshire, and The Crescent, Scarborough. Climb* Coley, Esq., R.N., Scarborough. A. H. Derley, Peg., Beivoir.terrace, Scarborough. 1. B. Baas, Ban., Merchant, Ueda K. H. Page, Fay. (Mesas. Roues, eon, and Page, Crosby Bowe, Bkhaierte - litre•R London), Beckenham-part, Kent. Henry Wainer, lan., The Crescent, Scarborough. Messrs, IruDer, Banbury, Ws, sad Mathison, 77, Loss bard etre* London, MG *tens. Loyd, Rinaldo. snd Co„ Maneluster. Items. Beckett end Co., Leeds Yeek City and County Beak, &arbor:ask. MICIUTICT. Cuthbert Brodzick, Fug., F.L Leeds. and 14, Buckingham street, Adolph', Loudon, W.C. Wawa Buter. Bow, NolTaa,;;;clCo.. Victortaatreet, West, minder, 6 W. A. W. D. Leather, Ms., 1, Bond.plaos, Leeds BROMISM. MOW" Meld, Sea, and Wood. 0, Wareorel-court, ThroWnorlon street, London. IC. Philip Woolley, Eaq , 16, Tokenhonse.yard, London, LC. Thomas Batelle, Fes, 14, Bt. Manchester. Itkatard Green, Iraq.. Park-row, Ueda AUDITOR& John Ball, req. (Messrs. Quitter, Ball. Jay, and Co.), Moorpte street, London, Z.C. Edmund Heresy, ikon, Weatmlneter. Temporary oMoss-6, Victoria street, Westminster, S.W. The inadequacy of existinghotelaccommodation at Scar borough to tbe yearly Increasing demand has been long felt by frequenters of that favourite watering-place, and, so notorious is the fact, that In the height of the season it Is not by any maims a rare occarreoce to hear of people, otherwise Intending to visit Scarborough, being deterred from doing so. The lint object of this Company fa, therefore, to meet an ac knowledged requirement by the erection of a large and beautiful botel in a central and commanding position. The hotel will comprise spacious entrance hall, arranged as • coaservatory, elegant reception. <bee**. cons and dining- MOMS in which table d'hlitee will be daily held, lib. ary, read rftegLlkand ball-roomy—thirty-two elegant suites of private appeenelwArby a Vitheineseleenee--4neminftwe of the sitting rooms opening upon beautiful garden terraces over. looking the sea,—nearly three hundred bedrooms, with bath rooms and other conveniences; large billiard and smoking rooms, electric telegraph and post-oMce, mnchinery for lifting luggage to the different stories, • travelling chamber for retains invalids to their particular floor, hot-water apparatus for heat ing the hotel and preserving an even sad agreeable temperature daring the winter months, carriages,—lndeed, everything that can contribute to the comfort or satiety the caprices of the most fastidious. . . . The second object of this Company is to set apart a suite of ettnative rooms on the pound floor of the hotel tor the purposes of solub residents, on becoming members, to pay a Axed annual subscription, and visitors a monthly or quarterly payment, sub ject to rules to be framed by a committee upon principles simi lar to those governing kindred institutions at Bath and other places of fashionable resort. The population of Scarborough having increased upwards of SO per cent. since the census taken in lull. and a large propor tion of the residents and inhabitant' of the immediate neigh bourhood consisting of gentlemen of independent means,towhom there are to add the thousands of nobility and gentry who annu ally visit Scarborough, for whom there at present exists no such institution, It is at once apparent that the carrying out of this object will prove a tre tful source revenue. The third object of the Company is the erection of a row of houses and shops at the foot of the cliff. with a southeast aspect to the sea, in close proximity to the most treuuented part of the sands: this being a class of property which readily lets at highly remunerative end increasing meta* and for winch there is an almost unlimited demand. . Tll47srte;e;;;lfor csnyingout these purposes Is one of the finest in Bumps. 111. the east side of St. Nicholas Cliff, con sisting of two acres of land sloping towards the German Ocean, to which it possesses • frontage of nearly 400 feet. lt is pro tected from the north winds by the bold promontory or rock upon which stand the walla and ruins of the ancient castle, forming, with St. Mary's Church. the old town and the harbour at the foot, beautiful objects lu the scenery to the north- To the south and southeast it commands uninterrupted views of the Cliff Bridge, Spa Promenade, and South Cliff WOO the crowded resort of the fashionable during the ticarborobgh season—of the esplanade, of the sands of the sea, and of the plektresene series of hills, cliff., and bays to Film Bridge and Phemboroneh Head. On the land or west side may be seen Lord Loesdesborough's summer residence and the beautifully wooded valley to Oliver's Mount. To these attractions may be added the itealoulable advantage to Invalids and lovers of ease that the proposed site is fa the very centre of and upon the emu I-eel with every place of public and fashionable resort, and that thus those toilsome ascent', and descent' daily involved in a re sidence in some parts of Seas borough are altogether avoided. It must, therefore, be obvious, that buildings erected on a site so invaluable in a prosperous and rapidly increasing place, where every sound existing scheme for public improvement is paying large dividends, offer %mullet advantages forhivesiment proposed capital will be more than sufficient for the above purposes and fur furnishing the hotel and club rooms In the most elegant and attractive manner, and, by working the hotel en similar principles to there adopted by prosperous existing Joint—Stock Hotel Companies, it la estimated that the profits will yield inclusive of the net returns from the club, library. shops, and bowies) from 15 to 20 per cent. upon the capital. The net returns from the club, library, shope,and houses alone —altogether irrespective of the profits from the hotel—will give about 4 per cent. per annum upon the gro•s capital, and the rental of the private sitting and bedrooms of the hotel, if only partially let for six months in each year, and at moderate rates, will amount to upwards of eleven thousand pounds. To these returns there are to add the profits that mut arise from the cuisine and wines, and general business of the hotel and elnb. These estimates of profit ;revised by a late proprietor retiring with a handsome competence from hotel-keeping at Scar boroughl are based upon an average of the prices now received for hotel accommodation there, and they are also calculated upon the very moderate expectation that the hotel will be full foe three menthe, and partially en for three other months only In each year. As, however, by the observations of scientific man, confirmed by the Rearistrar-General's returns, it la an established fact that the temperature of Scarborough is singu larly unable, and in winter ten degrees higher than In London —there being also this further advantage, that the wind in autumn is generally westerly, with remarkable absence of fog and heavy falls of rain—it follows that Scarborough possesses pe culiar advantages as an autumn and winter residence. Indeed, the season at Scarborough has been for some years extending into the autumn and wiuter menthe, by county and other families taking up their residence there ; and u the facts that produce this, and the peculiar attractions of the proposed hotel become more widely known, mid the artificial amusements of the place are increased and prolonged, there Is every probability that, in stead of a six months', a steady nine or ten months' custom at the hotel, and a proportionate Mame. In the shareholders' dividends, may be reasonably counted on, Applications for "hum, the deposit thereon having been first paid to one of the Company's hankers, to he addressed to either of the solicitors; to the brokers: to Mr. W. B. Hindle. Perk row. Leeds: or to Mr. Mimed Fshbank, Huntriaarow, Scar borough : of "own may be had, free on application, lithographs of the proposed building. If no shares are allotted to applicant, the deposit will he re. paid to him without deduction. Interest, at the rate of sa per cent. per annum will be allowed apes ail =seep paid in advance of calla, and on all fully mild er shams, mill the hotel le opened. PORN OP' ,IIPPIICATION PO . ll SHAM. To the DtrootWoorttwrooi6 Ciiilfote Hotel Company, 412Ireit — isvhill paid bhp — Bank tho being • *posit of Al per share upon shat abse =sst yea WI allot me dim ag glig Coulee p. and I agree to accept the linar i gnlC that say bit allotted to me, and to pay say to mi. and I hereby authorise i llEllashirralebtlalsa sor now ha the register of shore- No anyony for Ur al shares that nay be to ti• I oft fioseatoos. . . Loos toga AAdzer Oalikg, ha i - . floe of Dolossi ...i . DAM Ws Ifir of . lON. Mrso, Woo .111b4 006 M; oat to lin !Woke* or . ~ . . fIORNS,AIDNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE -11.../ NAILS I=ACIIID end CLII2D to Geo minute, without ratting or Um least prda, by Mr. PAINDALL, Roltoot-ttreef. Ladles stiaudad by Yrs. If preferred. Tann, ta. &I. to fa. bas tastbacadala front the loyal Family, see., Omani& of WWI, horn al t 4orta ed the to th e following :—lrom the Bay. the Lo=labop of London .—" Mr. basaffac y cured some corm ca ray feet without glob( ow —" Air Dobort Aktatadar, IS, IL Joinol'o-place, Um had two tarp tow:Balla and a cora sonntat ham Ws feet by Mr. Imdall. end can Wiggly incanseilbin." Oberve. IS. lagaisheil Quantal DUE{ERDE PURE FLUID MAGNESIA n bart, dorm briar-dr Oar trabstledn7 roar re arra! pratrelaa, art uattragy tad by tbs r tbs bast essastly kr array ill the goat, ta aad taftersa, and aslor • la al so•• err kir darer rastlttor, son dles aad &arm slar lS Is p . repared, la • sada d rutty sad walks b call by DINNIJOaD sad Oa. , New dirdrnat, Landon gt : sad sir by ad 172 teriagabia eassaras tbrarsat arr. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. NOM aad 10113 celebrated ININWINSABIX WIT, which Is soar for Wa ROM S, rt.Taim. or iloalnem a Z ' es Woad the most rtasis areal foe a rust to the Internatlosal arta ken 110 s. to Ms. Syria( mai eamnier Clothes of mum ea madsormas, or made to armee for all dames sod all arm L M(WS and SON, asady.made and Wto Talton, HMO Waters, Woollen pt Hatless, Ames* Host omd, lbw Me" and Oman& London lu, ma, imistiii=s; OA 1161 UK Si, Is. so. AWOL 606, IN, 666, Wre a r=estTh PLert•trerl. Telieniolweenr64enl Baneeb. IV. 222. T ; RA Itenkerroa. , end Itertiline. AU sad., ern 50 tee lowed mile peon, from erldel now oen imnee. Any wilds ne• at will be eribruideer Yee mow rearmed. Wee at prime, ertae nelse kr esitasemeneterl sad pita., T oet tree. MOW MCI IL. awl eetabibino•ln Ns iiseel=" wa rteky OZTAIPS COPAHINE MEWL, mousfull p y mobs a s = N om Bawdy mains se NINA, U UM la the Paris and London Heayttain coder tb• care at is mall &desk. Yvan. Wilder, 'Word, Lloyd, ?aloud, sat twee Clarli 1 llOda am KM to Noy InninnorleA (Inseet, Mb itire.. ISM offsets • ewe In an wow st is AA's, Fond mid egism sad bobwebb AM" l a saaaa fir Am& diserees.--es. 64. per NW* by peel Pm Iskoreneeinn ofteggiOneyea . . iney bp. 111.. 210. JIIIIMIN )raga Cl so 121 . 0 Nagessetsfa. Idr Ml yolk mg pasabla .. . . ~ . .-.. ARr'B PRIDE, • New Story by the I t o raw 01 Itast be commenced, this dm In ONCI • WW. EVENII(G, JUNE 25, 1882. DIVERWAVIGA TION of INDIA and CHINA. JAIN KM INDIA ATFA II NAVIGATION COMPAIT - alpital,d6oo,ooo, In 100,000 shame of al each. Dwelt, al per share on application, and El on allotment. The present requirements of the Company will net make say further call necessary for at least sit months. The liability of the shareholders Is limited to the amount Si their shares, the Company being registered under the Joint Mora Companies Act with limited DIRICTORS. The Right Hem the Hari al CAll B NIMI, Chairman. Robert Broad. Reg., Howley Works, Tipton, Staffordshire. Stephenson Clarke, Fag., 4, St. Dunstan's-alley, St. Dunstaah. F. Egerton Cutler, Faq., 44. Jermynatseet. S. Lloyd Foster, Fog. (Mews. Lloyds Fosters wad Co.). Widmer bury, Staffordshire. Colonel P. T. French (Chairman of the Bombay, Ha/oda, and Central India Railway Company). Captain J. Montgomery Hamilton, or Allah:shad, Fad India Thomas Maith Harlaide, Req. (Mews. T. Havlaide aad Oa), Cornidli. J. Z. Fam, Wolverton. &Ma Mamba, Seq. (Mews. Brown, Marshall, and Co.), Birmingham. Captalit Wm. Melia OUphant (Bowl Royal Menem), 14, St. Jamagaeguare. 'WAG= DeRICTOR—i. S. Illkenell Thremis tai.VL iiiuise—Bsek of Loudon._ llotaild--1. Z. 111C1aa;,14., 1L1.0.1, Waalatinatar. Calcutta-1 J. lattliar Mara, Am., Calcutta. Orinciat, Acridroas—Oaarge H. Jay. bp. (Marra Qatar, Ball. Jay, apd Co.), 3, If oargatssaareat. Sollorroia—Mstana *Wt. Wagsta4 aad ffklaldsalaP. ffff. Onat Geariparbeet, Weatalaatar. Baogaga--idassa. Ricardo. U, Angel-apart, Ptak. OM M-9, therpoolatreet, Now Bread-stred. Opp OF UNDIRTALII4. The object of thh undertaldN la to provide efficient trampent teethe bwas sad Increeidas traffic oe the Genes, with power at option to extend the operatiotui of the Conaway to other then to India and China. The Couuniseloa appointed by the Goverment of India for the investigation of the beat means of affording facilities for natl. gating the rivers tu that country, having concluded their report, several gentlemen connected with and interested in Indian Oahe formed the:padres into a Company, and with a small capital bare, under the advice of experienced engineers, succeeded in placing upon the River Ganges a steamer and two barges, the' former drawing 18 inches and the latter 13 inches, sod which combine all the advantages suggested by the Commaioaeri Rep et having perfectly wieweeded, they have now determined to build several other veree d i s s ve r t the same pito, in order to carry not their scheme of the traffic on the Ganges bye fleet of steamer, and haw 1104 draught capable of ascending, even is dry Nugsme. so kr In Allehtbal, a distance of on miles from Calcutta. The boats at present on the river, owing to -4 emielve draught of water, ranging from 3 feet 3 to 4 IMAM gale incap able of carrying the traffic to Allahabad during the dry sawn (to do which it is absolutely nessaty that the minillon leaded draught shall not exceed two feet), many of Ibp woos during the rainy seasons, being able to got only a perilea or the way. The train,: from Abahabad to Calcutta and - intermediate t= suffers thereby most materipr, large quantities' el pods delayed for a considerable od. The profits, however, ark ng from this undeveloped traffichave enabled some of the companies to pay very large dividends : for instance the India General Stews Navigation Company (whose accounts are accessible in &resod) have paid the following dividends: STATKMENT OP PROFITS. 1812 62 Rupees per share. 61 per cent. per annum. 1663 OO „ 6 1854 7O ~ 7 „ „ .. 1866 4O „ „ 6 „ PP 1866 llO ~ „ 12 1867 l6O (And one ' share I;Ave wortk La) ____ .... 18,18 NI „ „ ewe share la Ave worth £30.) 11111 Int bide= lOO year.) JIB Wiles tosarrying over 111, share to B l ock amount.) Isio aoo -, -..-, IE4I 4OO „ „ 10 „ The boats of the above-maimed Company. with which theme divide's& have been earned, are of very heavy draught, and In that Company's report dated 30th June, 1861, It Is stated that, in consequence of the unparalleled dry state of tha rivers, the navi gation of their stammers had been for a considerable period almost entirely impended. The growth of cotton now fostered by the government, and likely to to extensively developed in consequirme of the strong tooling which exists in the minds of our manufacturers, that (owing to the elate of affairs in Arsenical they muse now look to India for a considerable portion of the cotton sepgdy for this cotmay, will still further Increase this traffic. extemalv e arrange. meets having already been made for the growth of that staple. Captain J. M. Hamilton. a director of the Company. readies at ikabiti, and largely amgmad la Ist transport of goods on the Ganges, writes as follows : I would feel obl4ed by your bringing to the notice of the directors, for the Inierme,tloa of the shareholders, that their steamers sad dim under coustreotion are superior to all now plying oaths Genoa It would be advisable to have threesome steamers sad data a flotilla of which ember would Lvov the shareholders • mill el at leant 78 per cent, As the trade em tie Is rapidly imoremeing by the extension of the railways. I riZ e advise that the new steamers and barges which I have Ifl commended should be forthwith built and sent oat. " . _ . - 11;7 e7Tirixirei Mare, the Company i en g ineer In Calcutta, who has been employed by the Company in erecting and launch ing their vessels in Calcutta, reports as follows : " I have men all the steamer' and barges built and building, and conalder none so well arranged or adopted for the river as ours, but they are still open to improvement." (1 be engineer's suggestion, will, of course, be well considered in the construction of future vessels.) The Company have also under their consideration the subject of the navigetlon of the rivers to China. The quantity of goods now carried by native Duets is very considerable. whilst Increased facilities. together with the introduction of steam power, will materially develop the treble. The "Times" oo wing letter from China, dated December, 1861, gives the f in formation : "The Yang-tese river le tut becoming a seat of commereial prosperity. The Deltic up and down Is • perfect marvel. coal dering the short time the river has been opened. The probabi lity is, that nest year Itankow and Kiukiang will be the centres of a very great and steadily increasing trade." Most careful investigations will be made to test the desirability of this portion of the undertaking. Should no allotment be made, the deposits will be returned In full. Forms of application can be obtained at the offices of the Com patty. or at the beakers or brokers. LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad 801. II sad A GOODGE-BTILEZT, W. WHITS and SOUND TEETH ire indispensable to Personal Attraction, sod to health and longevity by the r mastication of food. LOWLANDS' °DONT°, or P L DLNTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredienta, Is of inestimable value in prase rnng and beinUfying the teeth, streugtheoing the gums, and in giving a Omaha( humane* to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spot, of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, which it Imparts • pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable= pestles have °Waned the patronage of royalty and the meet' of Europe, and it is unhorsaly in high repute. Prim 2a pd. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton end by Chemisti and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on tbeadataa—BUlllerS RIABON, that—The MINIMAL WATERS of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the union o: the celebrated Professor Liable, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service is removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist the processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition end assimilation. They are powerful reme dial agents in eases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen, in hypichondds, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate conatipatiu In cases of gout, and all other affections produced by inelliciency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efecacy of the waters Is more especially r iced by those who drink them at their source ; for then, the Inv air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and e perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur In assist ing the action of the medicinal breams- The magnificent casino, which, In the beauty of its architec ture, the judicious distribution of Its apartments, and the rich ness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for hells and eon. carts, as also for the games of treute et quarante and roulette ; the former is played with the half retail, and the latter with one zero ; the daily venture of the hank at the trent, et quarante table Is fixed at £13,000, and the maximum stake i5i..480. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading room, liberally furnished with German, French, Engilsk, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals; a coffee room In the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on toe fine terrace paved with Mebane twicedining room,wh ere is it table-d'hate Ala Fraucaiee, a day, at one and l i v e n'clock, under the super intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshment department of the ithrhaus. An excelleut orchestra, numbering forty distinguished mud , clans, performs three tinsel a day : In the morning at the Wells ; in the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In the evening in the grand Ball-room. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. Them are twenty trains a day, tom fro, the last as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Viattors In Homburg may get to Bravado In twelve honey, I to Berlin In fifteen. to Paris In sixteen, and to Linden in twenty , four, so excellent is the intercommunication by rail. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of sitow, loa ' sun AGRICULTURAL BR th OW of 1101131/1. urn; 1111111il. PIGS, and MACRIIYIRY, in Battersofrperk, London. hes SS to July 2. rare OP ADNI/BION. Tharaday, June 111, Entire Show pro Stock and h t Thy amino. Pi ery Machin, &a) hiday, Saturday, 214 h Mas4l7, lath as ihming, pariej withissia, ise Umbers teen Open each day tom Eigh whimthe Moraine& Med In the Pumice. mend the laet day, Um yard via be aimed at fitz o'dock. Thereby, Friday, and Saturday, June Seth. 57th, and 15th, there via be a Public Jtchibitiou of Steam Cultivation at Work, hues Mena a.m. to Your 1p m, near Yarninadtans Station, In Leak a &tames 0f24 miles him the Vkdorla Terminus of the LaMar. Chatham. and Dever itallway.—By order of the Connell. IL BALL DAM, Secretary. DA YKRALBHRG'S MATINM, Hanover-square Iooms.—TRAIMERG'S LART AMAILNCMB.--11ATUlt mdt, Jos 88, MONDAY, July 7, eim positively the Lug sad salt he eau poedbly app b mr is louden this 110111011. Loh Matiote to commence M ben-gest °Week. Malls, . unseen-wed steak MIL ed. •km geed slab la Me best laugh:sr may De secured by ea seri, to Thalberrs SemMiry limiever•equare Booms. sad This may be may, at Illtehelrs, °invites. 'a, Cock and Muidithis• Bood4treet; Crams, odd OL, IsMint.M• 4B ; tate ard Prow" Olessiskle ; and at Haamestiquare Ream r MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST amotzfell.—lt ism basis fated ca ll to add ONE MOMS. el Swages Hall Oa MIDDAY i l e a Mr Tem IS Nr Ira nod it MCDOLAS ittial as Ste. umci scion, HOME at ►he HOLLY•TYti INN, snd llib GANT. Noose for tbs nada* —gab stalls, la L body of ball mad balsam la ; area sad gallons% la. Tickets to be had at Mews. Ohaisisa and Hall's, pabllshers, 19S, PletadlEy ; and at Atuita's Tleket-otdok St. Jantoes HaD. PgarlN. Dein °pendia, scomassoce at ticiNook. —THOMAS i T &ND. Bairstari. MR. mad Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. MIEN PAULY, will give their New Intendment, THZ FAMILY LIGIEND, and Kr. Into Paa Muskal Narrative of the COLIZIN ZAHN, ZUZItY ZMUNG Mar day), at & Morning litepreeentations—Tuesday, 2hardy, and Saturday, IA S.—loyal Gallery of Illastratien, le, Hedeutalweet. Uareawrved leafs, la. and la. ; stall. Ils.: stall ( ) chain. Ss., second in advance (without fee). at the OaUerT and at Memo Crasser and Co.l, 101, RegentotzeaL Nottee.-1b area Horning Representatdens will be continued every Tuesday, at II o'clock ME. ARTHUR NAPOLEON haa the honour to sautootao that his GRAND Noitsrim OONCIRT will take plate a• TADIBDAY net, the *Rh Lel, at the Quota's Costeerterocen, Reaoveraquare, on which occadon be will be soaked /ey the wet distinguished sad iseeeent aI VISITORS to the EXHIBITION &dram ale pod evening's amusement should patronise the LONDON PAVILION. The programme Is neaarpossed In attraction, laelading a lirstchisa musical enterialameat, torn thee with the combined talent of Miss L Pearce, Is.. Collins, An Nee (Masse juWer), Ma'am Harvey and French (the "Nore), and the lidliot Immense delight ocesstheed by Am OolYna In hie new songs of " Paddy Don't .re," and the tragedy of " The ltddlees Wife."—London Pavillon, Tichborne street, Saymaatiot LOIBL mad SONNHAIOIIB, Proprietor& EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINZ OOKPAIIT, II& Pang „ Loie4as. &W., Zeiabbehed 1884 far the 01 pare Wham of the Wheel ehareder A a as or at Neat 10 per cent. ROYAL PR:TOILS SHERRY, 27a per dozen. (TM elandard of lacellance.) SPLENDID OLD PORT 27a per dozes. (Ten years la the wood.) Dinner Sherry, SU. and 24a. I Old Peet lie. and SOL • Epernay Champagne, Ma. St. Julien Claret, ISt . YOa &Ida Finest Cognac Brandy. gia. and Meld Schiedam Holland', M. Ma per dose per C. BLUI/JlJal Mika awl Pia Blx dodoes aim awdelp trso WI tels. pir donee. dues Ischadad. _ 16 switrAiTrteremse. PAID nrmio. Maing(ll% VAII-DEATIE.--Thie Pare PALE BRANDY, .1.4 piir palm, dernoudrated, saalyns, be culiarly tree tram acidity, and very superio upo r n to tenant to Importpe a- tions of Comma in hank beetle% SM. P• ••• or I. •we for the country, M. Railway samba pall . 1. Arcata, and to he obtained only of MINDY AIM and Ott„ 014 lratuivals Distillery, Mew% LC. 7E—Pale Dinner EMMY, 94a. per doz. Ealhroff_arelago FAL Somiiiiiasioil wit& 000llionos. HEM' HABIT mad Co., DMWon sad Importers, liollices bora, iG CCIeKS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, which ts so Idechlt .*awed wxa Mak Seam, Peals, Malta Orllla, GNAW, Ifal and OW Mark and an:Maned foe pneral use, la sold by the moat respectable dealers In SA roes& —C. COCKS, Reading, scam manufacturer, laid . sad C. Gaeta. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PAST 07 TS! KINGDOIL —P. and S. BEMIS MI NIM • DRAWINO : 110011 far A 36, • 1:2114' I N9 : 110031 far AA " " a 11107 i • for • 26. These goods ere gabbed. and In every way =habil, for moderate Maid P111&)101 TUR/VItkNO should TLC the Warehouses, and hapset the law stook always on band. RZYZILIiNCIA ARK KINDLY YltattITTKD TO TORRER CDSTOMIRS. lOnsYated Oat alegaes gratis and poet boa 144. OXIORD-BTIOLIT. and 91 to 96. CITY-ROAD. VitARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reads a large joists of meat with a mere Mattel of meta The grin le imeimase the mast is beautifully roasted In every part, meet/ browned ell over, sad all the gravy and autrithaus proemial., Nadas& Moe Ms. N.B. These surprising offsets ere predated by wiestifie ocecoutrstion of heat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight ; ea infallible method d making this favourite sortable In perfestioa. Price OS.. ?L. 916 BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Boomemies Mend. warranted to awe one ton of cookie Ikea hies 11a. ed. (Will bat la yews.) B - LOS PATENT CASK STAND. No groat*, or sediment disturbed 1at1 . 11 . 1 WIN repay its Wiling mat la a Monte. Price sad up 11111ARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VENT PIO REQUIRED; no more tat beer er sour wine. Pelee to : ditto elerao plated, ea—Apply direct to JAN= !WILLOW, palmate*, lA, Ling William-street, Mansion hour asethattda name and address Von every article: all ethers Sc. sputum haltations. Niegravings gralJa L4ella d tate. 00ALS.—By SCOW Steamers and Railway. %-f Highhorr sad Lapland Coal Donato. No trasellan or wets employed. LEA and Co'a lowest summer price for ffettoo, Harer sad Labe= Wallaand, the best Mess coal, di rect from the ~re by MOW steamers. is 21s. per ton (do not pay more under any pretest) Hartlepool, Tanneld. 17s. Wm 111. inland, by railway : Bilk/Mae, Ant rims, 20e. : second dem, 19s. ; Clay Cross, 19s. and its.; 175. ; Hartley, Ns. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. AU orders direct to LEA and Co., chief oases. North Lon don Railway /Ratko, Highbary, lansetolk or IlaillentL REAL MALTA LACE SHAWLS and MANTLES. IMITATION Ditto. REAL TRENCH, BRUXELLES, owl SPANISH SHAWLS PEAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, at Odom. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES. 4g. A. SLACEBOILNES SPANISH DEPOT, $6. SMITH AUDIEY-ST., 01061714011-SQUAZE LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the HIM COATINGS are now ready for inspection. The trousertup are of patterns and tex tures rot to be escedied. A select stock of wending, lostatdon, and over mate always se hand at HAMILTON and imerows. 105. Strand. opposite Exeter-ball. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) liftW 81%1110 AND SUM= STOCI kw the World-tuned Soot& ANGOLA Us. T 10118748, Ti now rapists and ready far i Thies Trousers were esigimetedryVilltes. Whosson eddrems is TA, BROOK4TAILIT, KANOM-SQIIAILI sad who le not monied with any person imitates sad Maw thing In Ids maw ISTAIILIARLD 11th 1101110 AZT, 1161. LONDON, WEDNESDAY [Stamped, Id. Additional.] nAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN ressamead the public to have ths Carat Odd dotal on lir lavric•—. Mae Gold sad Pars mid," r smiled to J • haulm WATILLRATON and 11001ANIS m 0 11 a aad all arthiss sausetacestred by thins, arit sold arca this Wadi al, sad at the sasautaotarers' two GraGetoB7. isit-eet, Oovsat-dard W.C. Assays made of &alas and jewellery tor u ..se.-1131. This solahlehellat Is fiord 01 • Is the evatilai. and an Saturdays at MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Book seedetise, tows and village libratite, sad reading-reams. artery part of the country, an supplied from this extensive mew with a constant swamies of end CHOICZ HOOKS. Lists o the principal new works and new *dittoes at preset In circulation. with catalogues of warp: . n u eies with drawn for sma will be forwarded penises free en cation.— CRAWS IDWARD MIIMIL New Oxford London; Oreesdirest, Xanehester; and New-street, Bffininghon. ANEW NOVEL, by the Author of "Adam Dods," b cooseneed in es JULY !mama the CORNBILL MAGAZINZ. &pith, Mar, and Co., IS. ConsibM. 944 N .0 S A W E IC K. vicsautwe MID; . New nay by the Authored. of " Lyunk" k anumnoul b tlds wedhl Number. Vthe NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— A WOE ea this sabket will be forwarded, gralle, bo tie adlloted. A/1 sageelag Arai the a Zeldidt at seaaldad at weed • oleowed earelope to rabi . „ DL CDITIII OY NWOUININS. CIIMILLL DIIMILITY, Le. Jest poli Ddied, prko poet tree bonen Aathee tor II AMEDICAL ESSAY on Übe CAUSE= MID el nousuits MUD/ In MAJI, with &la directness for pried restoration to basalt sod the resell et tweatplise years' seneesstal prattles to Ins treatment ot these pandier marrows sad adobe& Omani width Doi to minter and aortas lite. Dp Dr. J. 1. Cuarlfi._ 11, Altonseisotreet. London. 10 VII it. aM Ito S. Ws toil so agitation to eylsstYn Yno>eerhrot seeney by oboes the book wdlaotbe toad instal—ortastiosesnelt pnetshell the relation at serest, preoneer, or Illeffplealle—ass. London: Dana. sa. Coralitll: sad J. Allis. 10. Warwtobbrae. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The most interesting fact to be recorded for yea terday's Exhibition was the enormous attendance, by far the greatest since the opening. The increase of visitors over the previous largest day's attendance made a perceptible difference in the facility of circu lation. In some places the way was completely blocked up, and everywhere people could only get along in the most leisurely manner. Prince Napoleon, warned by his escape of Saturday last, now pays his visits at 8 in the morn ing. He arrived in the building at that hour yes terday, and found all the French exhibitors at their cases ready to give him the necessary explanation's They are, we understand, very much gratified with the interest which the Prince takes in the Exhi bition, especially the French department, and are busy organising a grand banquet in his honour, to take place on an early day in the Horticultural Garden. A spacious pavilion will be erected, Durene's fountain will ba illuminated, and no ex pense or exertion spared to give eclat to the entertainment. The exhibitors, not content with taking tickets for this dinner, contribute each large sums in order that the banquet may be worthy alike of the Prince and the " Grande nation." The following is the official return of the number of visiton yesterday:—By season tickets, 4,260 ; by payment, 61,511; total, 65,571. SOCIETY OP ARTS. --•-- The annual dinner of this society took place yesterday evening, is the Central Refreshment-rases of the internatiesel Exhibition, under the presidency of the Right Hoe. W. E. OLLDSTONL, ILP., and was attended by about 600 persons, including a very large umber et foreign jurors and exhibitors, who were present as guests. Among others were observed Lord Harris, Lord Lyttelton, Vies-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, Sir T. Phillips, Sir Went worth Dias, the Hee. IL T. Walpole, the Solicitor- Gemara], Mr. Hawkshaw, C.E., Captain Iloonons, the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Best, the Chevalier de Slimes, Count Waidatein, M. Michel Chevalier, M. Arlie Dufour, M. Gabriel Kameoaky, his Excellency Karim Bey, M. A. Marietta, ice. After the toasts of "Her Majesty" and " The Prince of Wales and the rest of the Royal Family," The CHAIRMAN proposed the principal tout of the eves. leg„ namely, "Prosperity to the Society for the Emma. rapineet of Arta, Manufactures, and Commerce." Sir T. Amore, with whose Dante the toast wee ammo. dated, briefly responded. In doing so be remarked that hitherto theatre of president, left vacant by the death of the Prince Omecert, had eat been filled up ; but tie econeil hoped that at no distant time his Royal Highness the PERM °Males might be prevailed upon to occupy the chair which hie father filled with such immense benefit to the country. (Much cheering.) The Prince being, however,as yet a minor, some provisional arrangement would to ode for the =:: He concluded by proposing " Our Foreign " coupling with the toast the name of M. Michel Chevalier. H. MICHEL CHIVALIZR, who was received with hearty cheers, acknowledged the toast in French. After expressing the profound gratitude of himself and Meese whole he repro. seated for the honour conferred opal" them. he said the re presentatives of foreign Lade—Frenchmen, Spaniards, Germano, Italians, Rotanana, Austrians, and others—had suooeesfully invaded the shores of this country ; but it WY a peaceful conquest, and %bey had met with a cordial wel come. (Cheers and laughter.) Ha hoped that ere bug the great wen whose councils would be most influential a. the destinies of mankind would be the powers of intelligence, and universal brotherhood, and that these would effect a lasting pecification of the whole world. (Cheers.) The remaining toasts were "Her Majesty'. Commis. rimers for the Exhibition of 1862," proposed from the chair, and responded to by Sir Wentworth Bake ' • "The Colonies," proposed by the Solicitor - General, and responded to by General Mecerthur • "The liestitutioce in Unice,* proposed by Vies-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, and re. to by Mr. J. S. Pakington • and finally the health s orre ad chairman, prepaid by gr. H. Marsh, M.P., and received with great enthusiasm, for which the Chancellor of the Exchequer briefly returned ;honks. PROVISION FOR DESTITUTE BOYS. The first public meeting in aid of the Boys' Home end Industrial Training Schools for boys not con victed of mime, 44 and 46, Ruston-road, St. l'ancer, wee held yedeniay aftersooa at Willis's Rooms, St. James's. The Bishop of LONDON occupied the chair, end wee sup ported by the Marquis of Westminster, Sir H. Hour, Mr. T. Hughes, and other gentlemen warmly interested is the prosperity tithe institution. Teo Rev. Mr. AZIONSWB ' chaplain to the Home, having offered up • brief prefatory prayer, Mr. A. laluenstui (secretary) read the report of the com mittee, which stated that the institution had bees at work foe four years : that the kit Home, No. 44, Rostee-rod, wee opened in February, 1856, the adjoining house being added in the following year, and a third Home, at Church Farm, Fiat Bernet, having since bees established, the whole giving accommodation to about 10 bey.. The aim of the institution is preventive rather than eurative, and it is the object of the committee to give the boys • moral, religious, and industrial training, so that they may become steady industrious working-mu ; nearly all the boys sent oat from the Institution are doing well, and beer good ohmmeters. During the peat four years 144 hots have been admitted, 53 of show have been placed out in various situations. Of the 64 now in the Home, 8 are total orphans, 36 have lost one parent, 20 are believed *have both parents living, but the fathers of many of them am dia. shied from earning their livelihood — coo isblind, one I. i lunatic , and two are nvalids from Uralic rheumatism. To • small intuit, the labour of the boys helps to support the. ; but to render them entirely seff4upperties tie neseters and machinery of the estehlishineat meet be very mask in messed, since only • perinea of seek day is token up with matnammtive work. The committee, therefaireaia oesielealoa, earnettlf appealed for public sympathy sad support. The ash account for the past year, is eirea it the meeting, exhibited • total isceme—inelediag • beim* Wt. over from the preceding year of 2001. Dia. 6L—ot 5,1211. Is. be., sad a total szpserlitast of 2,930 i. 61., Louie, • Inhume reverie the *spares of the current year of Mk 2s. sd. Tan Hos:soma'usu. Chimers. The origin sresied at limp ostioato to tin Hortisoltorol OaJoni by Kans. Ito , sod Bobs, vales tbloo otooottio looomaisood 44 4 0 111 1 04444 4 114 44240ig00. 14 formooto minima tooslo wilt bit sa SU Was mug dabs es sown N iii Einossa, men* NM ot t a t mow 4,l4'whaa. 110 JIM pildlelniNf b g ha t S ti l f,rr MUM". . ,~ •~ .. - [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC IIgTELLIGENOS (nuns% rurgium.) ELECTORAL BESSE. CAMEL, Jinni IL . . It is asserted that General Bardeleben will pro- Ned to Berlin, in order to deliver to the King of Prussia an autograph letter addressed to his Ma jesty by the Elector, with the object of renewing diplomatic relations between the two governments. _ CASHEL, Jun 94, Emma. Lieutenant-General von Haynau took his depar ture for Vienna this morning, entrusted with a special mission. Major• General von Bardeleben left at noon for Berlin. SAXONY. DRESDEN. Joys 24. To-day the Upper House unanimously passed a resolution approving of the treaty of commerce with Frame, in conformity with the resolution passed by the Lower Home. THE TRENCH TREATY. The following is a statement el the imports be consumption of principal articles into Prunes from thn fipk 11.4 phistilw: et 2 eate laili t i n id Ar ialli erittt the correspondlns p ‘ren lrd of 1869. The figures are taken from the offi cial returns : 1882. 1869. 2,019 812 6,869,348 5,311,836 707,020 75,960 237,902 7,233• Liam yarn valeta of 220.4 lbs. Oeal /9 km. Pig l9 Iron, bar Odin of Ind fusion Liam abatis franca 4,701,361 °Man mandaiteres (taxed ad alma) „ 3,483,475 17,524* Woollen (exelvaive of carpets) ~ 18,850,883 112,3812 Total in l o 4 datiome ; imports from Ragland not distil. Oohed. t There appears to have been no importation In tile pry ; the total value of Ernaltiaary imported ter etwomp• Vas during the year, however, was 3,4/5,700 bum . gud ' a l ed 'otal for the year ; imports by mouth§ ad ads foc 1880. 27,497 27,424 , 1 866 713 - t NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ardszukow, .Tlnri —PBowfrnows AND AP POIRSIrms.—The following lieutenants have been pro. wowed to the sank al esnunanders :—lfeutenents the BM. G. Titsciarense,T. Bernerdiston, L. Boma, 11 6 4 Maitland, W. N. Osesewall, R. Carter, H. C. O. Palmer, B. H. Bee, T. H. B. Fellow's, T. 1 L • It I H. Hawke& Captain the Hon. G. F. Hastings, C. 8., to receive the rg eit. earrioermwon. meant by the promMion of Captain te rearwdatiraL Oasupanthr F. W. floilime, to the Hawke, vim fik M. 11=aptemoted. I• : the Hoc. J. B. Vivian, to geonesit the Prom* vies Palmer, promoted ; R. G. Iwnolt, to the lama non ;8. B. Franey, L. H. Hariegtoo. B. T. Clark, A. 'mama. and A. M. Norman. to the Bauch's, salditional far disposal. es=rG. E. IL Ken. and 8. Chintler, confirmed as la ea ss ambient esiginsere in the Darya's& YAWL B.C. 8. D. Lowe, R. J. Woodbines, sad 0. Grog, have been noadmied to naval cadetships. PORTSXOIITH, Ins K. The Megan, 6, iron-aerew steam-troop ship, Oommaadsr ilameael H. flessisnoa, arrived We esseatag, with the beakeerters of the 37th Regiment, frees My =oath, aad leaded them this afterasea at the dsdrymd, COI rade Alienhak CHATHAM, Jail 84. ARZIVAL 07 TllOOlO 711011 ImmA.—The Best Wit laaderdida 860 iota, Womb, So Mesas. Hamra, *saved ia Mao Tirdast aid day fr p tromialise. sad &nag th• day Laded bet eypialz am, sad other Imam LONDON FNMA= PHILVILNTIVI RDPONIALATIPSY annual meeting of the friends if thie inetitatiaa we. held last evening at TatramliTterina. Gower-Meek New-read; Mr. B. Waimea in the dialr. Mr. Thomas, the weeretary, read the 0r1,,, width ill notion' the nee and of the inv4tutioe, alated y & it now poisoned • wateal home in the Roetee-rod, with bran& horses at Holloway, Fulham, and Aid Knat-road. These had all been furnished and fitted ap, and the ma maim were free from debt. The number of females ad mitted Ikateg 1881 was 225, and elms the enatilskaient of the MIS: ia 1857, 784 feasts. bid been admitted, of wham hem sent to servise. 181 to their Meads, aneried and emigrated. and 80 remained la the bete.at the end of 1881. Ot the them namber_ _430 were elevelia agereade previous te liar fall, and 277 asedle women. Th.report then Narrated the details off mimed =Wewe that Ind been realived let* the home, and hy Mathes that the ram of 2,50 W. will be required by the eamaniPee t• sustain the °palestina' of the ensuing rm. The Imense ler the peat yesr had been 2,4641.14 a. 4d., lead the engeerdient, 2.81181. lig 9d. ; leaving • Wenn of 661„ 17., 74. The mart wee adopted, aid several addresses havieglopen &peered ea behalf of the institution, • vete of thanks** the Minim gosoluded the proem/11pp. SALAD? OF THR OTT COZONDD. —At the Court of Aldermen yesterday a report was brought up from the Goan of Quarter iikesice Mew; reference to the office of mime, el the Oity et Leedom. It sapwood by this report that Mr. iterjesat Payne, the gentleman who at preeent holds that office. bad applied to the corporation with • view to obtaining. under the provisions of a recent sot of pain meat, • fixed 'Wary in ben of his present made of remune ration he way at fees. At first it seemed there was mon doubt whether the act of parliament was intended to apply to the City of Lesiva, but the minim of the Ationiey. °metal having been hams, aid this °piano being is favour of the view taken by the coroner, the law officers of the corporation vem coneelted upon the su*R These hem tioneeise, appmend, soncnrred in ti the (Maim MA, Atherneg-Gmeral, and the court had marimneatly taken the matter into consideration, and had fixed the salary of the comer at 7001. per &imam, that sum to Wale& newel bag sod ell other expenses. The coroner, it appeared, was dinatithed with the amount awarded to him, and exercised the power given by the act of parliament of appealing to the Secretary ef State, and Sir G. Orey, having ermidered all the cimumetames, had fixed the sabuy at 7501., which amount will in future be paid out of the City cosh. The report was agreed to. Tan THAMIS ENDA-mutirrr Bna..—The follow- Mg is • hem of petition which has been prepared to meet the case reined by the agent* of the Duke of Duerinck : "To the Hes the House of Common in parliament assem bled, the humble petitios of the uodasived ialmbilmsta of London sad others, 'hoorah: That they regard with alarm and great regret the partial snoops' of the efforts Sow being made by attain lemma of crown property to prevent the carriage way on the proposed Themes embankment being continued fartha westward than Scotia:silent That in their judgment so private intend should be Auld to interfere with so great • public advantage—a pinta than which to the inhabitant* of the metropolis it is impoppitie to CODCIAVO. That in all recent legislation the publis good bee bees held of greater importance than pri vate wishes, ens when that good has bees of lass magnitude, and when those private wishes have been eberithed la higher gumetere than is thie iselesee. . That this p rinciple has bees impartially and saltedteliagly ap plied even where it took forcible poseem from — the owner of private propeety, and thistrefere still more emphatically applies is this caes, where its operation would simply secure for the pablie aasseemshmed poneemisa of its own. Your petitions; therefore mreastly tiny your hesourable hone sot to allow the propend mutiktioa of • great public work, but S. insist wpm such an altenties in the bill to be. sib matted to your heoetwahle hone next Monday as mar se cure an utuntarrupted camaip-way from Blackiriambridge tight up to Westmiester-bsidge. And a our petitioaers, as in duty bound, will ever pray that the tiatiah House of Com , moss may ever centime to be the guardian of public justice and whim! liberty. Dv Biases delicious health-restoring Rankin' Malaga Pad WIN Say UMW WI cogt in other mmidim 1111. Crg • ....hr m ytt: meg llemeMplar faskodme afMale ( an Ifvfm. MeMadmilf. 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