The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-18 00:00:00

~~ '~--~~ ~~~ n~ I I V 41 11 11 I _ - , , Na 5,598.) lITTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. C I A i E gTIILY COMMUNICATION by Steam from London.— lb. splendid eazillary Screw staaser QUT.EN 01 THE SOUTH yhooeta (London) Dods the 19th July. and 11 md July. to be followed by the LADY JOCILYN,6 " I:I i„o s ion halt August, and Plymouth ! OW August. The youswpre w e pissed tree tom Leaden to Plymouth. and embed' b the " N ynte steam tandem—ter farther Informs.km to misD and ItACKXLVEL, Mono/ Mae Agents, 9, E.C.. or ORIN DLAY and Co.. U Partlamentoireah i t VC KLAND, N. Z.—ABsisted Reala bo t t i free grants of Land. by WILLLSII L 1.44 Fishermen, domestic servants. manna, stone-cotters, car bric Wayne% blacksmiths. and ineohanics generally, ma love masted passages, by lying to OWN, ROBINSON, out to.. East Indiaaysnue, iesdeDhatlotreet, London. from ph dr be obtained. for 7d.. poet free, the " Handbook of Nee Zealand." or OW& to "Britain of the South," containing most useful information either to the capitalist or working „,..-6BEEN. ROBINSON, and Co., East India-avenue, Lem tallstreet, ER CAIITERBURY, IL Z., direct, by WILLIS'S uNg. established ISM—To mil 17th July, thanes 1 I as stop GLORIOSA, AI fee 13 years, 1,400 to barden. 18 1 IN A LLAN. Connaaadee lying In the lest India Dock. This trautdul resell has OA been refitted throughout and bee en aid for a limited number of all classes at rs, who should maim early application to the owners, t o VANNRIL PRIM and LYTH, St, Great SA Rehab: t SEEN. ROBINSON, mid Co., last ladia-avenak Leadsahali scre, L. IMAM TO NEW TOME. lIIHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad A PHILLIMELFRIL WIZ' 001STANT Woad den lb , pst"Shas their r = zzd, Ins Idgmyllearep lldis, arlOnd FLOW unworn. ton WTW TORN. , CITY OF WANCHESTIA, Workaday, July le. CITY OF 001tE, Saturday, July 211 CITY Or LONDON, Weduesday. July 27. And every Welesedey, and way enemas Satwday. Cobra purse by lite rasa AMMO'S Yak* wary Wed= lA, 17, and IL plane. accordlng to the sesommodeden. oareraby the deSsedsra ehmordis, It geheses. lersurd pewee 8 beMbrg all provinces seabed. Pairoc u l tu at Wads, the United Mew sad &nib Calawbb. bested as my advantageous lama—Far Weber partlewhass avu W/LLIAII WIWI, W, Waier-ebsseh Umpire' ; or be sad NARY. 111, Klieg smuterret. aby. OVERLAND ROUTE.-00MMUNICATION by STEAK be EC DIA, AUSTRALIA. as.. vie BOTTS% The PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION OGYPANT BOOS PABIZNOLIS and vasaiva Cargo and Payola at then Leaden afa..ler GibnOtar. Yam, Las. A444t, Won. Madras. Calcutta, O. Straits, and Chin. lay Us& steamers Irving Soatbantgeas p a t h Oa 4th sad SOth of every month ; tar Gibral, Yalta, A4IIII. and Bombay, try Qom of th• mad ? h od sea math; and f or Manritias, louden, May George's Soaad. Stelboarne, sad Sydney, by the simian bear beg Southampton en lb* WO of every inantlL—Ver tartest ta of Os e Mom 121. LeaduebsiLaireae. a t= pply ; m grWslgtam, ilasterneplis. pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PRILLIPJPS, and doopette the natlermentlowed Inklaie steemen : For ROITVILDAII, the BASAVLIDR, eves? Benctity sends& tram Hermitage Tien at le ant., caning ei 133acitingl ter pr aTat 11 am. Paw t 2 t 1 Ha, lad Its. : &ad the OOLD every Itisraegy montlas mil tram of the L 1. jarMEW:IN. seated ream* wader Itsedaa Sag. the ADLU, HOwL. er SCHWALM every Thursday morales (weather paw =USW. at Sara. tees Herselyelows, sad trees iaelwap at 30 am. ?area CI, et sad 10e. Far OOTHINIIII.O the LONDON. Caplet* D. BEIDILIZO, Pdy :'.l, ham laraelyiewa. lam AS be.. At Is., lad Al. lee freight, panne" be., ypOy at Clapham Mammal Moe, NagroWdreaa. W.. or So PHILLIP'S. GIME, PHILLIPPS, fad 03, U. Lori-km" LC. THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited). .1/ The Haat mama Forage Notak Coln, sad all deserlp. boa of Saliba co lbe meat favourable ooadltloos. PANI 8 H, Portuguese, French, Italian, American. mid etl Foreign COI PONS heir tante, die ate PrICRAMIED et the but eschew at the Oticea of the ItT2OPIAIt )AX= (LialteC. Cillil7LAß NOTES, FOREIGN MONEY. fimoure pooeedlaa to the Continent can be .applied erlth Circular Notes and avian Money at the Oakes attbe ATILOPIAN BANK (Lhattedl. /MIGHT WOOL, General Wawa. St, Ling Wlllians-etrest, LC. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY sad CANAL COMPANY. Capital 14/04000, to 10,000 Shane of £2O each. Depot& Cl per dale on Application, and Al 10e. on Allotment. No ftrihm eaO wlll be made before J' Ist, 11116. The Liability of the noteholders will be Halted by the Act to the mount of their sharer. makir.ossera EDWARD GSM, Lg., inwehant, Birmingham, and Belle Vne, Eitlemnres. BlWltola 11014,14 "42 r il et muL re Lloyds, Touter. and Co.) James Deyldn, John Breartey Pam Egg, Birmingham.) Directors et the WI , Junes Waimea, fag.. Birmingham, i minehma Banking Co. Geary B. Lloyd. Reg_ The Beek, Birmingham. James Baldwin, Roy, Breed.m•bouse. Xing a Norton. John Corntorth, Lg., Berkeley Wire Wort, Birmingham B. A. Irdi Carpenter, leg., Birmingham, and ?trews G reen Mlrla, ngton. Hector R. Oookney. and , Birmingham (Director of ?Meat Sheathing and Metal Company, Selly Oak:. (Witli power to add to their annaber.) MASIILILL Birmingham—rte Birmingham Banking Coespaay. Messrs. Lloyds and Co. Landon—The Leedom sod Weetatinske Bank. SOLKTIVILL Mr. John Richards, ZS. Temple-Week lansinghaa• Mr. Benjamin Mark ak Waterloo-street. Birmlosham EIGUILIN—Gearg• Lee, EM. Bakvitoa—Mr. Richard Clarks. MIDI& Birmingham—Mr. Nathaniel Lea, RI, Bennett's-MD, and Mr. W. J. Scott, 11. Watesioositeet. London—Theodore Uoyd. Zan., PO, Oict Broadelreek - Mr. David Malin. jun. Oakes —TiMple-011ildhars. 50, New-street, Birminhtm,, This Company has been forme -I for the purpose of - giving to the lahabitanis of the populous districts no the mitten side of Birmingham. including Barborne and Belly Oak, the Missy accommodation of which the; are at press& deprived. which Is so mach needed : to provide a bettor some to the tom for = M large sad timpeasat trait coming frost the soatiatrein by way of K tats Nara. : sad also, by means of • breach to the Btourbildge Retensios Railway, to bring the important coal. fields of Lest Worcestershire into lamellate companies with the best defett for that mineral in Birmingham. via, the Wettest& wharf It b proposed $o construct those lines in connexion with' the Worcester and Blesatnittma Canal, and thus at the mem tins@ to secure the [militias *boded by that canal for entering Birming ham. and the poommio• of a goods station and wharves of about Efteen acres in the centre of the town. . She mportance of sac a depot for goods, nal, sad metals to the most coinuient situation foe their collection sad delivery aunt be too highly estimated. Ike present goods stades to Lawley4treet Is at the lowest level of the town, sad more than a mile trona Its centre. doe presgar trade it Is intended to enter the New-street station now Narlptionatreet. A glance at the accompanyinz map 'see preepecrtne , will show the very great Importance of the intended Base In connection With the existing railways. The country that will be opened up by the proposed lines Is the moat delightful of the suburbs of Birmingham, and will not only toms:mad a very true pleuure tralne, but will be mast ellgthle tsr building purposes, and will to a few years dfsw to it atact"""t POP , AU canniest° prone that a sat► titan hoe out of such a town u Birmingham, leading to each districts as the Links,, Higley, and the Cleat lift, cannot he ntritraise than rusourative. By following the mane of the canal an estrum into the bad Part of the tows as be effects,' at a remarkably low cost ; sad camel aunty. and estimates hare been prepared, which show that the proposed capital of E 400.000 trtlT be ample A r tate contractor has already offered to curate the wlsoie lu rtlt works for the amount of the ingiDeeds estimate. sad to accept la ran payment paid-up Jam to the utast of 25 par ant, of Each amount. Ansmge --- ntents have been concluded with the Worcester and Eirs.ii..itam Canal Company, under which that property will ‘entually become merged In the new undertaking ; "t tom. of that arrangement being • totroloit out of the kind profits of the canal and railway of C I per sonnet on each anal ,bore, after which the remaining revenue is to be divided Mon: the shareholders In the Railway Company. uotll their dirilend amounts to RP per c.int. per annum. The surpina pr .1.11 are to be divided pro rata between the canal and railway proprietors. A c•asiderable portion of the shares will be taken by the canal twsPnet,es lieu muter the existing disadvantages, the canal has paid dada; the Is•t seven years such a oicideod to its proprietors Lit it Latitiot he reasonably douited, under the altered Meow. 'tan, es. its profits will he such that the preferential dividend will i.e an unimportant charge upon the joint comings. and wily • etuoel the value of the Canal Company's land. which will be ay.iruisiule for the purposes of the railway. P. , map accompanying the prospectus shows the general r••n of the linos and the propo,est stations. I. the event of no allotment of Mares being made, the depodta ▪ returned IN tall. 11 " •p•ctuses and forms of application for shares may bo oh is.n.e.l at the unless of the Company, and of the bankers, brokers, Ld FORM OF AIPLICATIOR FoR SHARES. To be rettined by the Bankers. 1 ) the Direeton of the West Birmingham hallway sad Weal G , 'ntim Compan en.—Havieg paid to si,ur y bankers the rum of 2. lane a deposit of Cl per share on shares In lb; ..rupany. I hereby request that you will allot me that r met I agree to accept the same or any less number you seint me . to psy to your bankers the further sum of £1 104. " on allotment, sod to idol the Subscription Contract •. :, require. _ _ Mum In fell Occupation Date 11,11CRISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitant° the asi.!e. and other. exposed to Our nowehleg rays of the hcsted particles of dust. will dad ROWLANDer r .R a most refreshins preparation for the hog the cloud of languor and relaxation. ailay m i: Pl al= r, ,t ability. and immediately affonl tog the pleasing sousaiiaa o: restored elasticity and healthful state of Os Yds. , o-4. tan spots, pimples. flushes. and dhooloratioss an anal `4- I 4 1 in application. and glee place to a heathy punty and of ~ 1 33 pie Ina. Pelee 41a. 6d. and en bottle. A. ROWLAND Ui SONS. W. Hatton- Sd par and br end perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' [al ," and .4 •ourious sad pernicious Nikko wader the flatus ol kay.tor." / T HE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Mated). Capital sakentbed,SLlMMl, IMMO ions at iltS mak All up, 1000.000. MAID or DIMICTOiII 08.11. CIAZIOUNI—JOHN CR C MGAPNAN. liat=s. Kabala NEL J. D 0. G. r. Alderman Dabs. Sir IL . Nat James Dictum, am. W. Ise., ic.p. P. D. Halve, Pm. SD S. D. Seatt, J. 0. Baum H. D. Socr s6. l6L/LP. W. II Warlord, km. Jamb G. P. liotromi. Nal. I. O. 'Westaamienam .1. 0. liamtni. NM. Alfred Vitiate. Park. °apt. J. Gilbert Joimam. X. WS, NM The Dank ad lamprei Acre leak a m t =neTMs Zak Cilmited). Itio Is Dank et laablik We W. Wilw. Part.. and 044k/do/ SoUrrroas—liimara &Marts and Co., mil Mao,.. Minute, ' Norris and Cs. MAsatimp—plenzat O. Azad periods, en Dem to be larissaLims., ant T. haw TbD Aasociatioa reoeives moon onaposit at notice, and tce dv =.viad amariliss. and efferts yardmeesdep osn; aml r im ot Mocks. and debeetares ; nesoliates loam sad undertake' pow rat bunkum Ociammientamas a* be addramsd to Ma lf —I/ranter. W. C. WINTIL It. Becrotary. Timpani, Oillose—Cresba da mes, 96,11eberpmbeimest THE HIIDIKSVALL and FORMA STEAM SAWING MAL COMPANY United). larepenred sir trideadrarr ar k ldd. WON dr dad. bey aletwasteeldembe arrri silk* ilbroor Cirri 6110,000, la 3.f90 alum 4/.40 each. power to tneresse to ZlOO.OOO. Of which about Moak or 1,600 Shares. la adly will to team by the Beaman &.s s lawlies luu es per slim Co soonest/ea : Ala es drirmar "Ilee=ceas to be made at Letervab of mg lame thes Lion snootto. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum aftl be ellound ea an money paid la Wirt potion of WI& roal. J. C. Im nark Wm. Wm e st luo Massa 7. C. ka Tharn and Co.), 1, Ise India:venue. Chas. Andreae, lag. Am of hews. Nita'. Andreae, and Co.). 111, Bt Dungeon's-M. Clue. Victor Waseeke, Boa. (Bret el Weems. Behanek, busboy and Co.), O. II J. H. Purer, La.. Q 3. 4e-street I C. W. item Isq. Aga M Wigan W. Mee gal Co.), W. Fenettarebetreat. (With power to add to titer amber.) BUMS Is laitnee—TM Loudon and Westminster Bank_ Soucmes—Mesers. CUL Drum and Boas, 10, Billber-equars norms.—Messrs. Wooßey, Wales, and Reakey, 16, Token hosae-yaid. SlCllNfallr—J. C. W. lister, i.e.. Boa Beeretary, until a ilesen. tarp Jan lave bees appointed. Temporary Oillees—Milo Clataben. W, Feachiatsdnet AltRIDGI:1) PIIOSPICTUS. A private Company was emoblithed la net wider the sees of the Had.ksvall Memo Sawing NW Com (Limited), for the =forests la Sweden, and the of grants or of ether title to each forests. with the rigid of setting the mate : the oorapletioa of water wimaanimdWri for floating Walser from the forests to rom w a s and theses to Illudiksvall ensetlng and water ge mills tor varlfag the Into deals. end the sale of sock deals at R een thaber ednormin. or the eon. siscent of then for ale so Lopaps, or mug 01000. protest Company is formed br the porpoise el estending the operatics' of the ahomomatiossed Hudlkara l them Saw ing dill Company. the shareholders la the Radtke's]] Mom Sawing Mill Company being willing to take mutest for the whole of the capital Mr .Med by them in paid•up shams of the new Ceasmay. Trerpeettoed and applications for storm to to addressed to the Brokers, or to the Secretary, acoooproled by a reopipt of the London and Weetolneeer Soak. for a *meal et Ad for emelt share ahem applied tor. whtsh will be zeterard. tree of charm kw all aotalletted. THE FLINTSHIRE OIL sod CANNEL COMPANY (Limited'. lamparatio4. whit United LIMAIIay, Radar lb, Camaslas Act, unt. Capital C. 500,000. la IMOD slums c 4 £5O each. !hit lana 6.000 shares. Depodt on appliabilW Al rit Are. lathes poporint as Mogen 114 per elms. No call will exceed La. rd Woo months a& ham will inlorvono ► iwi; oTa Jams Barrows, lag, Intim. Douglas Ratak WWI& William Carta, 1,• (Director cif the Millman lron Company). She Shrubbery. neater/AIR, Rent Benjamin Darbygdre, Req. (Keens. Derbyshire, llicilanelL and Ca.), limped. R. W. lends, Isq..Giess en Mamma Wigwams Darmstadt, sod k *swipe Peltier of tbe Mineral 011 Compaq, Rehm. near Mester and Lama* Itinaltire. DERanorth. la* =bar Metter d the Tryddyn OU W C°l2 M=4seers. J. R. Rind and Oa), Limped. Chairman of the Commissioners of Birkenhead. Gems Ras. Rm., Beak v. er. lAverpool (Claims ad the Tryddyn Oil and Lea l psa Joseph B ablzison at t . , 7, Laurence Postatney-MR, Leedom. RC., and Berth= Robert Romney, Enq , P.C.S., Raantertnrlng Mal* Mom. chimer. Peter Spence, Esq.. lr C.S., Alm Ilanutactarer, Mancheetra aad Goote. The North and death Wales Bank. Liverpool. and its several Branches. London-71m Landon and WestalastAa Beak. Wane/seder —The Menet Rank. SOLICITORS. Landon—Weesrs. Bole. Turners. and Hardwick. Lir I—Yearn. Littledsle. Ridley, and lierdanelL Yawn Sale, Worthington, Shipman, and Sadden. Loedoe—J. C. Melding, Isq.. 4. Lieerrooi—Oseree IL Schmitz, C r.!_ Ilttiebare -street. --- Yeniieatei—lienine. Walker and How 1, Doielbetreet, 114- change. Mango. —Messrs. 11.01er and Ferguson, 71, Queen-street. ACM; Is. - Mews. Chadwkic, Atkisson. sad co.. !T. oast 0 1 101 45-51r055, Vrestodailsr,4 W 65, Crowsirss 4 , MlLabeggir. Prier. Orsthasa.strest. London. LC. Temporary Mosi•—• sad 0. Brown's.bundings, LlverpooL The ^ Curly' Cannel of - a ell aievfet ht Plintehirs yields . ilullur Per onstage et crude mined ell, containing pendia, t►an my cannel yet glowered This oil. attliough only slightly Inferior In quality to the eel* Meted petroleum of Pennsylvaria. can be produced, with profit, at Ism than me-third the cost of the latter delivered to this country, whilst the reigned oil, distilled from the "Curly Cannel. commands nearly the mom price as the refined Amato= article. prom this mineral ea ere produced— Band Spirits of Tsrpsiatlaarlithstllnte, s( Lubricates OM of three varieties. gelid Panne. and Chyme of several kinds. All them articles, when of good quality, isd a ready issetet. The three processes, .noel, rain* the cannel, chaining the Mk sad reaming M hers hitherto been made three distinct sad separate bealaasses, Involving three different managements with their attendant expenses. This Co qle formed to distil and ream 011 frers'eannel smeared has Ireown mine It will thus none three bushier* hom each of which large profits an now made. by tan combs oaths, sad by having the command of ample capital and perfect the Company will healed:lied toceaducta large trade to C a tre ek sesst advantage, and than Wave profits considerably In MISS seen of those now being realised, either from the mane. facture or refining of off In this country, or from Its imporestioa hos any known mares In furthrraoce of these objects the purchase has been con cluded of the well know. works of the Mineral Oil Company at Smithey near Chester , and Leman:id, in Flintataire, and also of the Freehold Cannel and Coal Mille: weeks and other property, of the Tryililyn Oil and Coke Company, contiguous to the Lees wood Works of the Mineral 011 Oompany. The Company will thus at once miler into a well-mtialAnhed, lucrative sad rapidly increasing business. with complete works In full operation and with organised agencies, and will at the same time acquire a freehold mine of well-known value, on terms which will enable the Company to 'apply themselves with Cannel of superior quality, at about one-fourth of the present price. The purchase from the Mineral 011 Company also includes am exiMing contract whkh will entitle this Camay to • supply of 100 ton: per day. of Curly" Inane!, from the wellithown Leeswood Omen Cofflery, fee ft man from 1880, at a price cure sideratily below its present market value. The pries to be paid for the whole of the properties so par. ehaaed will not exceed fleo,ooo, payable by instalment:. The proprietors of the Oil Company and of tile Tryddyn 011 and Coke Company subscribe a large proportion ell the capital. The patent rights claimed by Meows. Young and Co kw the manufacture nt Paraffin Oil from coal will expire in October next ; in the meantime the operations of the Company will be confined to subetances which will not involve any infringement of the rights alluded to. In the event of any further issue of shares (except for thu par. pose of paying for additional property`, such shares will Oral, be offered pro rata to the shareholders for the time being. Meters. Fern*, Robinson. and Carter. es representing the Mineral Of Conaway, and Mr. Owns Rae, Chairmen, and Mr. Game Haworth. Managing Director of the Trydd)n Company, have, at the request of the promoters, collocated to loin the Board of this Company. The preliminary expenses are guaranteed not to exceed an per cent. of thee:pit:l. The Articles of Anioetadun may be seen at the Owes of the Soilleitore to the Company. Applications ter aliases inset be accompanied with the pay sant of the deposit of Al per share ; In nee the amount so paid exceed £6 per share on the number of shares allotted, the minim will be returned but should It fall short, the balance must be paid within the time to be stated In the letter of allotinent, otherwise the affotment win be cancelled. sod the &pod& for feited. Forms of application for shores may be &staled from the Broken and nolleitors, and at the Temporary Offices of the Company. In eases where no allotment la made, the deposit will be »- turned In full THE FLINTSHIRK OIL and CANNEL COY PA N Y r NO 1171THIR APPLICATIONB tee SIAM ht this Com pany vitt be reeetved APTNA WIDNINDAY us" the Ma Let. Breurn'irbaikliags hay 1& 1!e& TWINGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE AA SUITE of toeless seatortais, is different utztesee and gratis% made to order In Ur late* siprle. et HAMILTON aid EMPLOYS. 1u =AID, sposelle itater-SeL r..vwsPA.PEtt 4 i, F. : frit ‘l 4ll ..y, I c . 7 114 1 , 2 1 .1 I ilk 't-tl'r4 ; IL ci.X I j 4411 I As' \.. • . . i i _ 4la • [TWOPENCE not on the average be inferior to its predecessors. The general management of the show as plamd in the experieseed bands of Mr. Brandroth Gibbs, and Lord Fe►ersham is the president of the year. DRAMATIC COLLEGE PETE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The fifth anneal fancy fair in aid of the funds of the Royal Dramatic College was °gaped at the Crystal Pelee* an Saturday, with all those varied sad OCOODWO attmaceirms which have made We festivity goodie with , alms& Though the pausal set by the actors sad their Meade has size" been somewhat slavishly eopied by maamme of charities, and many of the performers with their *mast summarise have bees 'adored to appear at other fancy bits, the " drawing" powers of this gat= appear to ben peat a. ever. Iltouseeds of Palsee tieirst-holders ' , Adeptly regard this fair as the chief the al the meow, sad the chance visitors et the Palms undoubtedly share the same opinion. The isareased sad Jumada; railway sommuoicatioa which Bydeeltais sow the tesalad enjoys of souse 01 e add' 00111 to the pcodt. sad *aim el . The sersegemmet of the fair this year has been Amid. The vicious show-booths am still planted along the 1•14 eie l a r b ir ie l=t ipisem ßassesti g t e st ir t Lim a poo op pseetal artortion—hat boon Woken tip into motions. The book of the square, the eask. ar Masa aide of the "aka ' tiensept is (stupid ley the model of 131mliespien/b Hesse (wady the only inbelaatial remains of that new April Pooh/ day w hick has sow bees added to our estendar.) This forms • baskgrornid, and on sash aid* leading up to it from the gave are Ham of pink and white bowers, where popular setresess play prettily at shop keeping, and work more or Lea hard, aooceding to their dispositions. Le the frost of this square, borderiag oo the save, hi • may-sided bower—a cage full of them Wink/lift ealeswermit and at the two angles of the Handal orehisto are more of those light teats of moths. Anscept those eTho worked cheerfully far their profession were the followiugl . adiee aad militant :—Mn. Mlle. Stella ( J.. Mn. Alfred Mellon, Mrs. Billie too, Mn. Howard Paid, Mime gabs Canso, Caroline Cuomo, Fanny Joseph, Patti Josephs, Aylmer, H. Lindley, Minnie Davis, Fierepos Ilay Sesame. Fanny Hut, eriae Biases, Agrees Burdett. Father Jambe, Lavine, Charlotte Willard, Wright, Weal.. worth, Terms Petardo, Panay Morelli, ColtroU, Polly Marshall, Deltas, Shand's, Mars. Robert KW's". J. B. Bockstesm, J. L. Toole, Pool Bedford, Ashlsy. Talbott, Nelms Lee, Addiaon, Joseph Robins, Howard Paal, J. en, Thomas Short H. G. Neville, R. Dolby, R. Phil. Seßillioston. R. Ramer, R. Atkiaa, Haristeae, W0rb0,.., C. J. Smith, O. K Stephenson, W. H. Rheum, R. Soutar, Jame Francis, W. H. Payne and Seas, M. Riven, Nye Ober% Settee Parry, E. Garden, 0. Vitalist, W. Teespieke, Uesworth, Eagan , , Comma, Matt. Howell, J. B. Johnstone, J. Paulo, Conway, Le Bin, E. Dyes, Morelli, Fitzpatriek, and 0. larasid. It is only just to my that many of the lewd known sseoapttherlaoiradgontlesan were the headset works= on flateediy. .Mdlle. Welk Colss's stall, as overyooto expected it would be, was the antra of attractioo, but Bank t wee well avessiad by several ladies for nearly two boors, it was not until ball oast two that its true mistress arrived. She was dressed la the West sad most becoming Franck style, sad ma stoma as it became knows that she bad takes bur place, wow homey& crowded mood the stall. 8o peat was the pressure at ewe time that the mild aid of the polies bad to be celled is. How many photographs sod French cakea —the Woe got expressly from Paris—she dissected of, it is impowibio to say, but she played her sew part with a com mand el laglish, amid a dams of vivacity sad seam which filly squalled Mn. %Has's. She loft early, having to week barkes the soma might la her two eharactors at the Prlesemes tbaa say other Weems prom ot. ATLISEITRY.—It kw been rumoured for some time that Yr. F. (blurt, Q.C. a brother al Sir Harry Verosy, X.P., sad aZ i. larkked member of the Chas eery ben, would Weir se a madidats in the liberal telecast for the represseastion of Ayleabery at the nest imam' Wadies. We ass authorised to erste that each is rainy Mr. Clelveres intentioe, and that ha will pressed himself whenever as opportunity may mar. We are l akswin tat authorised, ' to date that Mr. N.M. do Ro th schild, the eldest son of lon UMW de Rothschild, will be a candidate far the at the math Ambles. Yr. de Righsehlld is as yea w untried is political life, bat we belies* we may mate that views are thoroughly liberal, and that, like those of his family who are shiedy hi par. limiest, he will be friend as the aids of civil and relimows .liberty la the widest nose 111 that mach abased phi:lim— a/sag Adorrtiser. _ PARLIAMENTARY Pia IClft —A farther series of " Ocemeweedenco mapesting the enlistment of British sub. jests ha the UMW Beams Army," mid some carreepoodeoce white may without 'nevermore be called posthumous, ="the affairs of the Duchies of Holstein, lama 81tig," in the year 1858, duriag Lord • admiaishation of the Fordo-office, were Maid co Eider. day. Tau Lire MX W. J. Fox.—We me requested to dab that the object of the memorial to the late Mr. W. .7. Fox, is the publiebiag is the cheapest possible form a selection of the best works of Undimmed. The committee feel that they will la this way best perpetawle hie memory. CONSBCZATION OF St. SAVIOUR:II, PINLICO. The anasexation of this church, which is situated ni Bt. ocorgersquarie, look pleas on Saturday, In the . s: of a brge sad brielemble coogreptica, the of Loofa*, edited by the Rev. J. Walker, the • aid other clergymen, officiatiog on this ocossioa. Th • church, which is • bandeme stricture, is is the style of the Middle Pointed, with nave, aisle, sad choir. Thant gamy at sack sada, of uk. church, but they do ace in say respect e ff ect the ensemble of the interior. There are 1,140 sittings, of which MO are free. The tower sad spies ere 190 feet high, sad the building m a whole reflects great credit on the taste of the architect, Mr . Thom. Cuadry, who is also the architect of Bt.e wed 8L Etweabsa is the sense neighbourhood. The interio: =po are abes *. and the °reams small, bet beautifully. instrumeat, steads become the pulpit sod the chased. it Is ediesseed Mat the church when certain edema Whigs and ether matters are completed, will sod upwards of 12,000/. Of this sum the Marquis of Wed nesday. has gives 7,0001. awl the site ; Mr. Dews Cabin, M.P., 1,0001. ; the Rev. J. Welker, the ineambeet (late ineembent of St. Paul's, Bury. Leacaabire), 1,0001. ; Mr. A. Collodi, 5001. • Kra. Cubits 1001., and there is a graatfroco the War.officas of 5001. The thumb has bees aimed to meet the growiag waste of the district of Si.. Gabriel, in which church-work has bees vise on with much 'acmes foe some yarn pam under the incumbency of the Rev. &rear . M.A. Moat. Casnonft. —Mr. Sturgis, the provisional argues of the ddaoct Insolvent Debtors Court, bee retired from the office in Portopl-wrest, where he bed been sea* 40 yews, sad bees someeded by Mr. Mansfield, the MIMI .ef Me Court of Bankruptcy. 1 7:11 . MURIA& oN THZ NORTH LONDON RAID. wiy.—The police have se yet been unnecooded is the effort to ',probed the murderer or merdeows of Mr. Briags Indeed the ones is is some respects apparently In volved in greater mystery than ever. but omerthelms war. talc facts have, it is believed, been clearly ascertained which it is expected will bays as imported bearieg. A most material circumstance has transpired. Two or three days before the murder a Mr. White, the father of the landlord at she Millard Arms, sad who resides oo his property eon terms, to the North Lexica Railway at Duckett's Canal, when the body was thrown out of the carriage on to the line, saw on two different occasions a man who we • perfect Menem to the locality go up on to the Ithe by means of the embankment adjoining the bridge over the mod, and survey the line op and down. He seemed on the g et osessicie to look at that portion of the line with matted atteatiou, bet perceiving Mr. White looking at him be got down end walked away. Two days aftdirwards Mr. Whate ma. saw him, and he was then standing on the very spot when the body of Mr. Briggs was afterwards found. He looked down the line towards the Bow cutting, and then seeing Mr. White walked down the line, and getting dorm the witheakmeet he sonde hi. way acmes some watercress bode towe' Mr. Whim's brick field, when he disappeared from view. Mr. White supposed that he went towards the marshes by White Post-lam. What makes the matter awe diesiving of consideratios is, that the dee/beer of Mr. Whit., who was sot with the latter, also noticed the strange man on the Hee, and she asked enbesretly what he noel base doing thaw It is certainly ighly probable that the murderer of Mr. Brims, if he did not get cut of the tailway carriage at Hackney-wick platform. must have got off the line almost at the part which the uoknowu in dividual was seen to so attentively examine. Ou so other part of the line from London to Hackney-wick woo there a s=ailable for tbe mope of a man off the line without nom If a man meditated • robbery sod a murder on the lime of the ailwsy between the City wed lisdrawy. wick, sad desired to adopt a plan which would render hie safety at all omelets, a careful examination of the line would he as obvious preambles, and so spot would be 'Meted which amid giro • better chance of escape thee that at which the Murder of Hr. Briggs was actually committed. The inquiet en the body of the deceased win be teemed May. LONDON, MONDAY WINO; L JULY 18, 144. THE OXFORD.—SELECTIONS fros non. Lk MU Dal 111111 . 1110,11 a Ballo ta Mearkeeta Punk sad the Two Gentientes el Vetoes, by thlt whets of as talented oessaany. Dtreetwo—Wr. JONI/RY Comedy by Ussworia. lagesa W. Maeda. W. Itartea, sad Mat Ititil7 rowan, the osiehratad Jawatle esseedleaas. WRAY WINING. A NTEIROPOOLOBBOB. —This extraordinary imeoltargeal phemommetoo, tinning satire henat la Ile meal sett aleemtlemagreraz z. rgl be arilltilled PM lie IM Mae at the IT. J TlmeedlNT, am g ITTIWAT mik and fallowing de" bora ten MI tea. Om MUM& The programme will be ratted dab. TIRAWRAPHIO INTFILLIGENCE. (sum's Tr1L1611.30.) TILIC WAIR, IN DANMARK. TONDEN, JULY 15, Evismra. Oa the/afternoon d thel4th inst. an engagement took plass at Fohr between the allies and the Amish gunboats. ' DISSOLUTION OF TEM BELGIAN CHAMBXR. BRuEeKtd, JULY 17, 8.15 ♦Y. BySe* decree lulled to-day t►e °bomber of Deputise is direolved, and the new electirma are Iliad for the 11th August. THE REGENT'S CANAL IRON WORKS ocitrAmr (laeled). b. lanwPwatal =Aar the Cliattraiss Act, ISM bp *alai the ot each abarebelder Savaged to the meant& abeam Capital Asko* la shares of Ms mat. Meet lase SOW Mem of which nas.laltaftt greedy subserlbed be the Merton sad that, blends. Decal =slam pa applkatlea, asd At on allotment, sad la *Os sot eacosellag At pee share, at Intervals of set lees ilea two mouths. It Is sot coatosspiated to call up more than AlO per 'bars 0001:410:4_, I!, Kennington Gerdenainsare, Chairmen. Idware lionior, The Sows Mairtead. Fates. Jeans Isaalwr, leattlap' Wharf, Tooler-stroet. Isbs lkorttt, p, Tekealterierard, London. Callisees gall, ers., avestook, Kam j rictst 7l Rai=t6llll94.=r4 Sower-ha Wiliam Taboo, illaimil«Opmt. Laudon- Rasp gawk itissitheaad Ins Werke, lissiress (111th power te add to their itaataar.) annininig. losawasi Mi am rai Acco Los and Maas& W.C. Demos, Sumo-1U last road& Doak, toralardatireet. 14, Faancw. karaM—The usd = va Ceeptial.ina (Wilted). anCiiteli (pro traa.)--4red. Itellsad Moore, Regent's Carat Ina Works. Tsroporary OSeee-14, Imadeshallotreet, ABRIDGED rumens. ?Ma Company le formed for the purpose of carrying on m a Mt-eieck enterprise the weal-known englneming works of Mr. Henry admen, situate In the Eagle Wharf-road, kftent'neenal, London, which are now le full operation. The work. were established by Mr. Griseell to the year 1844, and shies that lime have been most neesesielly carried on under Mintethete supervision. Each applicant will be required to pay Into the Bankers of the Company Si per share en the nunsher of shares applied for, and upon allotment to make a farther payment of it per share on the shares allotted to Ma leather calls will be made at Worn& of not less then two meeMes, mad no sell win exceed £2 per shave. ' -- Proop;riasea and forms of applicotion for ohms Corp bo kid of the lielielkon and at the Oflos of the rinantimi Corporation (Lofted), It. loadealtailatreat, CU,. SC. THE OXFORD and CANTERBURY HALL COMPANY (Limited.) Incorporated wader the Companies Aet, 1891 Capital L 120.000, la 8.000 Shane of Ca each. Dspodt on application LI par share and L. 2 en allotment. No call will be made until at lead two mouths after the date of allotment, with an Interval of three moat!. between each call, which .111 not exceed 43 at any on. time. It is aot contemplated to call up more than £lO per share. DIRICTOPIL IVAN B. JON WS, 15. Haseveretreet, Hanover-square, Chairman. George F. Anderson. Hat., Nottlnithant.plane, York-gate, Regencapark. George llernalasharm, It Kentish-town. Reuben Whitmore, aq., 61, T. W. its& Canden.roed, Holloway. Charles Herter. keq., Grote-home. ?Wm, Margin Dtreeter. (With to add to their mmeher.) llLmitHasi—Slis and Camay Desk, Limakardatrest, and Ottlardedreft. AClMMM—kohert Joseph Clarke, NA. Hama. It Josh. Clarke and Ford, public amenntanta. 9. 014 Jerrrythambers). Mica= —C. A. Yates, Sm.. 111. COMM. flittmermar (pro tem.)-11.r. W. J. Hanteon. Temporary Oftess-12, Georroyard. Losbal-strast, City. raaer~croa nth Company to estabasheefor Ye of parchedug the peoperty sad ceatinning the buallem of the well known Oxford and Canterbury Made Hans. to 'momently condocted by the past present Proprietor, Mr. Chemin Morton. for amoral years The Medan In bringing the present Company before the public, are not inviting subseilpdoas to an volumes or sallied venture, bet to an emabllabed sad rereansralthe under taking, and am which, with the edditisial means at the mew maod of • Joint-Stock Company, may be made still more so. An agreement has been entered into for the purchase of the whole of Mr. Morton's Intense Is them properties. with th e will of th e business sad the stock le teed., on terms sdruntageose to Use way, sad la order be show bin fa I.M future Con he has esthscribed Is ass. fourth at the satin capital, and wilt continue for some yeses the manager. It the intention of the Company to increase the hotel sc conoodanon, which has hitherto been toand Inadequate, end thus materially add to the present large Marna There is Moo so excellent private wine trade attached to both establishments, which Is capable of considerable intenalma. ceWalOry. by any statistic; the returns which may be expected from the present usiertaidng. but the oserfitedeceounte for the Met three yeas show an animal groat of upwards of re per cent. *pm the whole amount of capital which It is contemplated eventually to call op. t average attendance st the Odom sad Caaterbury Musk M an te I. about 00,000 a mouth, sad the proposed extension of business will doubtless render the profits of the undertaking still mom remunerative than ever. Une half oiii.7esi2itarba;l;;en 'beady applied tor, end implications for the remainder should be made to the bankers of the Company, accompanied by • deposit of i tser share no allotment be made, the deposit trill beretti Prospectuses and forms of application for shtores may be obtained at the Orford and the Canterbury, at the breasts, and at the Temporary Mama of the Company. TM Skate hat milldam on Tuesday, July 211,193 t. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishowate-street Within—LlGHT MAMBA WINES, Bottles Included Claret, Ha., 201., Ida Burgundy, Ile., 513., 260.. 30s. per don Orb Us.... Inn. res. Banters* Hoek and Moselle Ws.. 24a., A* Cbanneerns Ws.. alla, as. „ All ether Mass and Spirits squalls reasonable. " 'VXCIELLENTE BIJOI7TERIE COURANTE. ill MODELER nirIICIAVX I ea FABILIQUI"—JOHN BROODEN. hams, been hammed with a lint-clan Medal at the Path Mavens] Exhibition, accompanied by the shove !tat tering testimonial, respectfully invites the imbibe to as Mapes. nos of his GOLD CHAINS and 'Massive assortment of JEWELLERY, an made ea the pmsbes. JOHN IiZOODEN, Goldsmith. Ilanuisctory, No. 16 . Henrietta. 'trust. Cevesagardea. W.C. istabtished A.D. Min. Assays made of Chains sad Jewellery for la each. N.B. This establishment iselmed at II u the evesisg, and on Saturdays as I cfelociL TELIIVINIABLNG OF BID-ROOM& HEAL nod - SON gay; observed for some time that it mild be adeentageom to their Customers to see • mach larger selectioo of Bed-room Furattare than Is neaally altialtrork and that to Judas limPerly et the style and affect of the different deemiptlom of Furoltara, tt is that each Omelettes should be placed In separate mem have, therefore, ERECTED Large and Addicts:ma SHOW- XB, kg which they an enabled not oily to extend their show of Bram, sad Wood BedAesda, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted. but also to geoid& several small roans for the purpose of keeping complete Mtn of Bed-room Furniture In the different styles. Jammed Deal Goods may be seen In complete mites et Ems or Mt different colours, soon of them light and ornamental, and others et &plainer description. Mites of Stained Deal Gothic Furniture. Polished Deal, Gat. and Walnut, are also set apart la separate rooms, so that customers are silo to we the effect mit would appear In their own rooms. The stack of Mahogany Goods tor the better Bedrooms, and Japanned Golds tor Plain and Servants' use, le very greatly la mmed, the whole forming as complete ea assortment of Sod roes§ Furniture as they think ma pooeibly be desired. HEAL and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ot Bedsteads, Bedding, and Bedroom Furnttare met tree by post. 196, 157, 158. Tottenham-court-mad, Lesion. Iseced With" Corrected * Revised, pest hes 7d.: fa cloth. 13d. 'llia TEETH : a Practical Treatise, with the a best Maws of Restoring them when Defective or Inst. By A. RinutiA, fag_ surgeon Dentist. We cannot do better than recommend for general Yr. Fakeirs Treatise. whkh is as metal se It is impede ."—Telegraph, Jane 20, igal. Landon: Clements. little Pultearygtreet. Despatches were sent on Saturday from the Colo nialnifice to the Governors of the War India Ware, British Columbia, Bermuda, and Canada. OFFICIAL A PrOINTMENTB.—Mr. W. Vernon Herron hasher appointed judor counsel to the Attorney. General, in matters connected with the Treasury. in the room of Mr. Webby, decreed ; The Venerable Archdeacon Parry, M.A., to bee member of the Conned of the Island of Barbara ; Mr. Memos Turner to be a member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Antigua ; Mr. John Clarkson Maynard and Mr. Peter Thomas Huggins, to be members of the Executive Council of the Island of Nevis ; and Mr. James Whirl' to be a member afire Legislative Council of the colony of Hong Kong. Tors FLOWERY LAND.—The Tribunal of Com merce of the Seine has just been engaged in hea ing ea action brought by M. Wemyssker, owner of the merehant vessel Flowery Lead, spinet six insurance companies far the recovery of the regrets.* nuns insured with them on that vessel, sad which amounted together to 37,9504 Oar readers any remember that in September last the crew of that vessel mutinied, murdered the captain, his brother, and two of the of6ases, sod after having wandered about with the vessel for three weeks, ciliated and scuttled her. Five of the crew were of tornado arrested by the English autho rities, tried, and hanged. The Tribunal gave its jodgmeet to the effect that the underwriters, having taken ou themselves all risks of piracy and bairn, were responsible for the de etreetioe of the venal by the mutinous crew wbr thaws existed so fraudulent corset or connivance oa the pert of the captain with the orris of the vessel, sad that the own. pewee were, therefore, boar no pay the gems for which they bed respeubleely made tbarsiyes bible by their pail. else. The dstssdaato were essimwesd to the sista— Gaiipassi. ITALY. TURIN, Joys 17, Ervinto. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Signori Bastoggi, Sunni, and four other deputies resigned their math After an animated debate the Chamber adopted the order of the day pre sented by Signori Mari and Dianoheei, whereby the sniaistsy were invited to bring in a blli providing fur smig n in which the personal iater ignie est=Z , 4iiisuie4 doer with ilbeir- Chamber et Deputies Mid their hat sitting of the minion to-day. TILE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, JuLT 17. The principal modifications of the constitution mutually agreed upon between Prince Comm and the Porte have been published to-day. In refe rence to the constitution of the Senate it was determined that the senators directly appointed by the Prince are to possess a yearly income of 800 dsoata, while a yearly income of 200 ducat' is necessary for eligibility to theCbamber of Deputies, It is, however, reserved for the Chamber of Deputies at their first sitting definitively to decide upon this qualification. SIN DOMINGO. MADRID, Jou 11, Enznia. . . Passengers arrived at Vigo by the steamer Monaco assert that the insurgents at St. Domingo had abandoned their position at Puerto Plata, and were prepared to surrender, provided that the Spanish authorities would promise them a complete amnesty. THE BOMBAY MAIL The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's aloe from tido Peninsular and Oriental &ram Navigation Company : XALTA,Jou U. " The Ripon will leave at 6 p.m. for Marseilles, and the Delta at 8 p.m. for Southampton. The latter may beexpeeted to arrive about the 26th inst." AMERICA- A te legram . dated Baltimore , July Rh, gives the following particulars of the Confederate movements on Maryland: At 6 o'clock this eves* the rebels wen about to attack Marylnd Heights, when Sigel's tones were coometrand far defames. Up to 9 seeks* this wenn Sigel holds tin heights. Your railroad trains loaded with government sup plies, as well am t h e mail kale which was laterrupted by Mosby, all worked theragh to.olay erithout the slightest loss Thn wen lied et, however, opposite Paint of Books. No damage kiAlse railroad Is known as yet. MO waggons of stores. suppled to have been captured, passed through Inskeirk to-day fir Baltimore. The Cbssspsske and Ohio Omni has been badly damaged. A umber of inn aad trains were captured. Dispatches from Sandy Hook, oa the Maryland side of Harper's Ferry, show no engagerneut had tsisen place op to tecto'clock to-sughtjarther s te ad two firieg. The Inatome here had bean takes up aad two span of the rafinad bridge removed by in troops ea withdrawn( tees Harper's Fry. The rib* had set Ire to the Virginia side of the bridge„whic dar h wee Wang. sired ea Oar MX, on attempting to ex tins, were in the town,nguish the and compelled to desist. by thargehooters There is no rebel tone mist of Harper's Fern, except on ataelrinia Ricky at. Point of Rocks. The road ameb ae far es Beady Hook. It is 'smeared that the rebel force opposite Point of Reeks is under command of Cenral Roes, welch if true would imply the presence there of a coosiderable faros, but this is donnfaL At all events; we Inn now at Point of Boob a Nat West force to bold the place naiad any opposing faros likely to be brought against it. Nothing definite la known se to the strength and move ments of the rebels rest of Harper's Ferry. The largest estimate of the strength of the forge at Herpn's Ferry is 4,000 infantry sad cavalry. Up to this swami Hamereloera was act asoapied, ate is there any robed foros there. It is known thee Gessral Heater had Neehed the Parkas burproad, and is moving rapidly seat. A Boston journal says : It is Mari Mat Herper's Ferry was attacked en Moodey, and the !anima despatches indicate that the rebels had compiled the town, and that General Weber to shell them out, from his position on Mary. CrHeights. The rebels ere plundering in their usual Kyle es their march, sad impremieg all the horses sod abliebodied men that fall into their hands. Asti?. preps. rations are everywhere going as to meet this advance. The government stores at Harper's Ferry were removed in time, and the sick have been carried sway from the hospitals at Frederick, in which city great exeitriment prevails. The Pesosylvania memo are already on the wok in the direction of the seamy, sad General Heater's ectinamed is mid to be also is motion eastward. The latest despatch, reueived this morning, states that the rebels were at Her. • Ferry, where Gemara! Sicars forme ware ocaosetiated. The Prient has called for troops from .reed States for three months' service, to repel iamisioe. A Boston despatch of the 7th says : The reports of the Nobel demeoatratio; in Maryland and Peerylrani* are very contradictory. One amount says 20,000 Confederates bad crossed the Potomac river at Point of Rocks. Another account Mates the fore. does pet eased 4,000 to 5,000 men. It is believed that theme stories are z s i Niers:d o. t rux:iy, in order toindues Grant to 'sakes The President had called upon the governor of the State of Now York to furnish 12,000 militia for 100 days to repel the Confederate division. The President in his call says that the Confederates, 15,000 to 20,000 strong, have taken Harper's Ferry, and threaten other places. Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, had called for 12,000 additional reserves. THE REPORTED SL FIGHT IN THE OIL/MEL. Our Southampton itorreependent says :—" The origin of the reported sea•Eght of Jenny has now hese ascertained. A party of friends was made op last Wednesday, at St. Helier', Jersey, for a land excursion round the island. One of the number, however, ultimately declined to go. When the excursionists reached Gorey, they jocosely sent him • telegram stating that he bed lost • great treat by remaining behind, as they had witnessed a magnificent fight between the Kearearge and Florida. They added that the Kearearge wee beaten and had sought shelter in Gorey, and that the Florida was off the Minquiet vreitiag to renew the contest. This telegram was shown to two or three persons, and the engineer of the steamer Wonder heard one of them speak about it just u the vessel was leaving for Southampton on Wednesday evening. When he mentioned the circumstance oa beard the Wonder some of the more imaginative pee. imagers at once fancied they had heard distant firing during the day." Tits CONFEDERATE CRITHIER FLORIDA. The Nourmahal from Sydney, March 22, mired is the Channel yesterday- She reports speaking, June 5, Is lat. 22 N., long. 41 W., the Confdente cruiser Florid•, sad receiving from her four prisoners for conveyance to Amorist. The men were part of the crew of the Federal schooner Genii Latimer, which bad been burnt by the Florida, May 18, is W 35 N., long. 35 W. The remainder of the crew of the George Latimer had *sod the Ooafederate reseal. &ace Bevies Brest the Florida had at that time only raptured the above sehonser, end a barque front the South See Lies& for Cork. The latter was taken in April. On Jane 23, the Notirmahal taseefisred the four pitmen to the WWI brig lhvide B. Cerlise. from /throw for New reek. [Stamped, id. Additional.] THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. (now ova own loroarso NEWCASTLE, JOLT 17. To Newcastle belongs the honour of being the first town in the kingdom selected for a mood meeting of the Bo* Agricultural Society. Upon whatever theory of selection the committee of the society may have proceeded in thus distinguishing the " metropolis of the north "—as the inhabitants are wont to style the capital of the Tyne—whether the cboice was made in consequence of the bright atmosphere of the locality, or from its renown as an agricultural district, it would perhaps be diffi cult to determine. But "the northern sons of toil" are at all events proud of the honour, and they seem determined to give the Royal Agri cultural Society a hearty and an enthu siastic reception on this the occasion of their mood visit. The meant is the 26th annual show of the society, which was masticated in 1838, although it was sot incorporated by 74. charter till a few years later. The first meeting which the society sed in Neirosatle took place in 1846, at which period there wee offered in prises l t 2Bll. At the iseseng impid la* rot in Wespenter woripommow maw ampiems.W raaire., being an inclusee on the average of the last five years of 1,2401. This comparison shows M a glance the steady progress of the society during the last 18 years. Properly speaking the show does not conituence till to-morrow, but a large influx of exhibitors and visitors has already set in, and stook in consi derable quantity has been arriving within the last few days. As far as a hurried glance enables me to decide, I do not think that the entries of stock will equal those at the Worcester show of last year. The show of implements is decidedly inferior:in quantity, the entries in this department being something over 4,000, whereas at Worcester they amounted to 5,839. The show ground is situated on the south edge ofa piece of ground called Moor, and approach able from the town by the North-road and North terrace. It is of irregular shape, with some eight or ten sides, and covers no less than 42 acres. The north portion of the ground is set apart for the stock, and the south part is devoted to machines and implements. lu the latter department there are 14 sheds running east and west, and of these seven are 576 feet long, and the seven others of the respective lengths of 441 feet, 420 feet, 399 feet, 378 feet, 357 feet, 336 feet, and 310 feet—a total length of shed ding of 6,610 feet by 20 feet broad, for the imple ments alone. Then against the south wall there is a shed for seeds and models, 337 feet in length, and soother for wool and butter 240 feet long. The Bull Park is occupied by machinery in motion with an exception or two, one of these being a large and elegant conservatory, the foundation of which is built of brick. Pausing into the stock division we have twelve sheds divided between the cattle, and sheep and pigs of the former ; three of the 'diadems 504 feet long, two 462 feet each, one 402 feet, and the portion of a abed 105 feet--a total cf 2,961. feet. For the sheep and pigs the shedsare of the following lengths :-54i feet, 525 feet, 546 feet, 316 feet, 336 feet, and 315 feet—total, 2,641 feet. The sheds in the stock department are all 18 feet broad, with sufficient hurdles to keep the stock apart. Sm. rounding the horse ring, which is the northern portion of the ground, are 160 horse boxes, of stronger construction than the sheds for cattle. The sheds for the implements and cattle are open at the aides, but covered with canvas, no less than 60 tons of canvas having been used for this purpose. The quantity of timber treed in the construction of tl•e various erections on the ground is something like 107 tons. In the stock and implement yards are large tents for refreshments. The show can be entered either from the North road, where there an five separate ticket boxes, or from the North-terrace, where there an two ticket boxes. To prevent confusion in passing in and out, there are as many places of exit. Each I shed is marked with a letter of the alphabet, and I each stand is numbered to suit the reference in ; the catalogue, so that any stand or any beset may be easily found. There are nearly 300 stands, varying in size according to the number of the articles to be shown by the exhibitor. The contractor for the whole work is Mr. H. Manning, of High Holborn, London, who usually erects the society's show-yard. Outside of the enclosure many of the victuallers' tents, which were on the rlloooolltle last month, have been moved down beside the entrance gates. The trial of implements took place on Wednes day, Thursday Friday, and Saturday. The trials took place at Long Benton, when the society has selected a large area of very suitable soil for the purpose. The fields lie close to the main turnpike, at a point where the North Eastern Railway passes under the road. The first field is to the north of the turnpike, and contains 14 acres. Immediately opposite to it, on the south side of the road, is the second field, which contains 20 acres. Both there fields are the property of Mr. Jamieson, Long Benton farm. Stretching eastward are five fields belonging to Mr. Dodds, of Rest Benton farm, con taining respectively 181 acres, 20 scree, 23 acr, 14i acres, and 34 acme, and beyond these are t es wo fields, which have been lent by Mr. Smith, of the Rising Sun farm, and which contain 20 acres each. This makes a total of nine fields, of 184 acres, a larger extent of acreage than the society has bad, we believe, at any of its previous meetings. The Blyth and Tyne Railway Company have erected a temporary station near the turnpike road, within a few yards of the field. There were eleven engines altogether in the field, three of which were shown by Messrs. Fowler, of Leeds ; two (Savory's patent), by Messrs. Garrett and Son Leioester Works, Suf folk ; two of Messrs. R. and R. Turner's (exhibited by Mr. Collinson Hall), Ipswich ; and one each by Mr. Savory, Gloucester • Messrs. Coleman and Co., Chelmsford • Mr. Howard , Bedford ; Messrs. Ri chardson an d Co., Hirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire. Very great interest was excited by the competition of the steam cultivators, which seem to be more and more appreciated as scientific agriculture advances, although their cost puts them out of the reach of the ordinary farmer. In the 00 - uree of the trials the ground was visited by Earl Cathcart, W. B. Beaumont, M.P., Sir William Armstrong, H. Fenwick, ILP., the Mayor of Sunderland (James Allison), Major Clutterbuck, Warkworth ; Dr. Charlton, Newcastle ; Dr. Ellis ; R. R. Redmayne ; Addison Potter, Chinon ; T. Riddell, Cheeseburn Grange, dm The judges will not make their award till Tuesday. There were also trials of light land ploughs and "general purpose ploughs," in which class there are several competitors. The trial-yard for machinery in motion was opened yesterday, but was confined to those who had the privilege of etarte. This department of the show is always a source of wonder to the "million," and will doubtless prove highly interesting when the shilling days commence. In addition to the agricultural show there is to be a dog show, and as the summer mires are at present going on the town of Newcastle may be said to be quite fulL During the " wise week," as the people termed the meeting of the British Asso ciation which took place here last autumn, the sitting rooms of the hotels were in many instances converted into sleeping apartments ; and although the accommodation is at present adequate to the demand, we are informed that extra preparations ere in progress to meet the expected increase in the demand for sooommodation to-morrow (Monday). Already the streets present the appearance of • town which has received a considerable addition to its population, and the agricultural element in it is as easily distinguishable as if it were wholly alien in race and language. The weather is up to the present all that could be desired, and if it continues ine the Newcastle Agricultural Show of 1864 will t i '~ 1~ 4~ ~