The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-18 00:00:00

/ V I exe-s c p %! a :.IVS PAPER „ t" ••1, 4 1 1 - No. 5,625.] .11X1: 17 A Direct, calling at MADRAS. ) fIuNTLILY commuracanon by Steam from Loudon. / • 5p1e,..L.1 luminary *emu Maamer LADY JOU:LYN, am woe t*c.../(4 Xoadoul Docks the leib August. and Plymouth %,:zo,t. The pawners are pared tree from Load's to NN ti, and embark by the forepaw's steam reader.—Per trlLar mfauta.lon apply to BOND sad MACLILVIN, A,mnts. d. Neteled-Mes. LC.; et OLINDLAY aad OA. cc, yo,..w.eutetreet, d.W. BLACKWALL LINE ot PACKETS. For mi..I.IIOIAINI. PORT PHILLIP, Moot —Hamra Omen's cAsni, 1,106 tam. Captain C. DI NSD4II2, •. F ast holla Docks oo the 6th September call at Ply , carry ea eeeoced rprl surgeom—Apply to P. GLUM y. , 2. Coroblll, IL C. —Puseuaers by this Has can proceed „I,l,ugtott to Plymouth at redwood lams by applying to irisj. Co. for tickets. rf t.. 1.31 FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORE. lS LPTERPOOL, NEW YORK, and TRILWELPHIA STRAMPRIP COMPANY Inland N. h rc :hail Van....; the P i lUla wsd tes Cil aaallih d"lnS I". a". 811".ahil* FROM LI VERPOOL for NEW YORK. k N.:ARO°. Saturday. Animal M. I 1 Or WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Awed U. .; a.l every Wednesday and every atessaste dawarany. pAssage by the mil steamers galling every W H,17. and `.l galneaa. according I. Ohs aseassalodatlon e". = the Saturday's stesernts, 13 Woos. leeward wear Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Orals. the United States, and Itrliesh Columbia. booked throve, de very advantageous termA—For farther parelenlars apply to PILLION INMAN, IR, Wager-etre* Liverpool; sr In MVP, med %LACEY. al. lUDs WHllsonatreet. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Ruse= eatr.Air 171,1 Route to Hanover. Brunswick, and Central Ger ...) —.we at the line Net clue screw steamenADLEß, HOWL ALBA will be despatched from Horselydown, every morning 'weather permitfrafp, at 10 a.m., calm; at ys-,e,dl Parr fee ;mummers at It noon, and from Horselyslown ts,r, • • our ;Ay 1.111 further notice. —Pares to Bremen, ft and • ra t an tickets, Ad and Al 10s.—Apply it CHAPLIN'S Uwe - sal 0110 i. Begert-elreis, W. or to PHILLIPP 9, oxitipa. MILLI ITN. and Co.. 11. itood•boo ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a n EEK. —7T. paddloatasessr BATATILL, Capt. W. rlll rli every &Way, from Hermitage Mae, at ID am., calling at 1 kW.lli for pamengers at 11 a.m. lans, Itl ba., LI 10a., and re return. AS Ss., It ba, sad Al Oa bd. TM sores, FVENOORD from off the Tower every Thursday morning earl, Fares, Al ant it Ita.—for through fares refer to the Fetrard mouthy time MU Apply to CILAPLINB Universal nice. W.. or to PELLA/PM. GRAM, PIIIILIPIII, sad Co., U. Load-lane, KC. OE HUNDRED and SIXTY-FIRST SALE.— t 4TtiII.HOUSE. London, Ansa, 1969.—F0e SALE, by ;r:. - d the Honourable the Commioners of bee Majesty's es,' at the Commercial Seicrooms, Mincing lane. en TI .44". 23rd Asyut, 1964, at 12 o'clock at noon peeehiely, the I .:lowing GOOLTs, for home consumption:—Bair of Ame- Man tow's, Brandy, Rum, British Spirits, mid Wine. The M. 0., goods may be viewed at the Queen's Warehouse, Csatosn lot, Thames-street, and at the London and West In, Docks, Oa skg.lay. the 22nd August, 1864, from ten o'clock In the morn ing until three o'clock to the afternoon, and on the day of sale ft. m ten o'clock to the morning until twelve o'clock at noon . the I.4ini of spirits and wine being restricted to the day ce air as regards the Qnsen's Warehouse.—Take nodes, that goods mkt at this sale will not be delivered until after two clear days of day on while they are sold, and that no lots can be paid tar at tie office of the Receiver-General after two o'clock In the aftensmn and that on the day of sale money will not be re fen, I by the Receiver-General atter eleven o'clock in the fore • a.—Catakques may be had at the Queen a Wareham, Car S. m house, llama...street. 3d. each. T HE ROYAL INSURANOE COMPANY, IP, Lorabard-streeL Leedom : end Royal lesoremce•hml{dlop, LtverpooL At the ANNUAL MEETING. oti the ith that.. the following ►ere some of the leading RESULTS dlackeed ha the Report to the r•hareboldera Flu BRANCH. The premiums of the yeAr Wes reacnod the um of 1.341.064 Avon an advance of ever Ind an amount of Lwow azonaling that of any promos Tar. Trie revenue from Ore premium has been enhanced In four years by the large yam el The duty paid to government In IMt was g 70.103 -- — feel Showing an Inures In one year of Among the incidents, which have tended to the admocenteet Of the Royal within the last few menthe may be reckoned its action with revert to the losses sustained by the ego/oaten of the Letty Sleigh, which, although only consistent with the lootorel tenor of the conduct of the Company, and ultimately peeved to be no more than whet had been done in former times by lbs eldest and most proverbially honourable among Re contempt. ranee, yet at 'acted attention and public favour by Its unhesitak tag promptness. As the largest total of revenue and the largest !IMO of pro thathave been attained In the present year, so it happens the largeet profit which it his ever fallen to the Directors to mooed has likewise on this occasion to be &menaced. The balsam of net profit on the year Me amounted to 1.8.1,445 : of which stun £34,100 only has been appropriated to dividend and bonus, and the large balance of L 49.444 been carried to reserve. . L/PIE BRANCH. j n bL e vrose of the Life Branch, as shows by the saw banner In the lost year, le mai prondsing, and the edemas rode, year by year. la the ....at of yaw insarancas affected, Mow ciear:y Jo ostiniadoa In which the Company M bald. The Lliowing Is the statement foe the lad Or years : Net dam Armed osi New Policies altar deducting Onsraidoss. Net Trandons. 1510 140 1561 1.62 Isul This rapid growth amounting to 73 pm omit. on the sem &s -wot and upwards of eo per ern. so the ?madam received to tae coarse of Eve years, may Justly be considered r target tan an; which could lave been reasonably ameatod. The erselialt et the current year lift however, lee inMstrips the raffle of li MIMI ladiemted by In. Oruro NM guard, as therm armed for that period el its month, only actually ozone& half-ansillion lileling. The rate of mortality, likewise, MITI presents Middy favourable testuren end Amur well foe the remelt to be shown by the eds. rocional inr=tion, which Is to take place when the prior it yer cowl MULCT It DOVE, *weer and 11= JOAN IL JORNSION, Secretary In Au..^ast, INC HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES, made by deans power, with .00d and racial trams, re czlnag no aerew —Warehouse; >a and 27, Derma street, Otrad.eneat.—lllustrated catalogues as application. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL PA 14.477stations.LNE —Adopted by bar 110*We Government tat milltars . _ J. C. sad J. MELD, rlghtal teannfaetarers sad holders ed the lilt Prise Nadal, sears the public against say 'Wadies& Thad, label bot all packet. and berm DrL ep all dada's taresibsat tY lbeesta Whniesel• sad fr. otpart•Sion at the DPP= Wall, LA wirra. LONDON. 8, where also A bem obadasd IMO ealeheakd trattediilllo6 Ikea Takiiim. KINGSBURYI3 MILITARY DRESSIDTG cm/. Oerissia's PAWL Made only by use Inventor. w Bond-rheet joHN BROODEN. ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANDFAOTORY, le, ■E(Um46rlar. CORTIWAIWITI. . JOHN BROODAW. ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, 16. lIKSZIETTA4IIIIIIT, 00VIINT4AIDIN. HYAM and 00.'S CLOTHING E‘T A BLIsH MINT, 40 smil R. Word+Ansa The stication of Gentlemen Is particniarty Invited to the fol. "rt•nzedients Into which Byam and Co.'s Istabalabeasot O, L r Walt. accommodation lothaCki;;;Trallate Wear. 2. Select Order Department No 3. Juvenilia sad Yamaha' Dapartmeel No 4. Rat sad Hosiery Department. a ,T h : M . * ex b mooed mitten sad work baud, are ensnared la , ran ches, and the best sad most fashionable and true ...sonnets anausrantesal V AM and . Oeford.street, Leaden : W. sad issmi4ru. ; 4t. pdgpte, Leeds: sad West hne. beir.hury. IVOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and ▪ iiln4t useful insentient of the day, AIWA A 11/12ILLLA. Neon GOiN ELL and Co. Throe Llareoldt. Inothard wi...t. perfuelen to her lfaleety, reepeetfellf *ha to the t th.s truly marvellous tdd, which gradually' make* the ham to its pristine hoe—no natter* wits* arm. The Arts lin x-14 has aye of the propertoes ofd r* on the megrim al to the miens. mad wises the beta la coos mien* **lppli-atlee per month will keep* is peeled Meer. Fria P e r ‘H•ttle. or in halt hotter, 10a. John Game • been tPooloted perfumes to ILLS. Ute Primers of Weiss. TEM INVIGORATIVE NiatVIICE ESSENCE. 1 most seteutltleally peopemsd and swot powerful ente r. ..vital ever introduced : restores to their normal coodlUee ”Ie I. vrtions, nn the Integrity of which perfect health de- It. It ill a apes ne for debility el all kinds. and from Its con mons other Ingredients, pepsine and Oars . 1 " 1 . 1,;" Pr'''. highly bet:wad/1J to the nerves. an dyspeptic. for bottle, nr four quantities Is one for !Su Pole :‘, tit ars. lisoinsarteo and Co., SO. Oalordatreek W.C.. to i'vnebon•h-vtrvvt. LC. Loudon. Ilk SCOTT'S BILIOUS bed LIVER PILLS, mar al a DP'', tall!aa remedy, vitiate " 1 " 14 hem the recipe g . = will be aay awroutal brand laminable . 1 stn' ffer from Wilms Std 1t,,, emoblelit, 1114111 • 8600 $ APaoens. oglddlneea, diatoms el be eyes, te. Per !talkie:li U a family %whet feedleeee. awl la • Purill•T of t thy are tony examinee : ROM la bolo sperailee sad watt! to the stomach, they agate ameall$11!••••16 t lets, :`;',• t reeathea the whole eases.grillelle , "•.abl by • 'Am er b. "C Kiska WlWaaset., Chaotic-wow sad by meet .."' o .ta. to holes, la. lad. sad b. ed. Do wee Se ask Ise Dr. $ and IJ. er paw The sommese ere le • wen pew 144 41 otth " wallas unbar ~wed ea the Amp. 'MR OXFORD.—The OXFORD and CAN- A. TBRBUZY HALL 001IPANT tUwitedj.-8111.LCTIONE trots LA FORZA DLL DENTIN% La Umtata, Habaco, and taw Two Gentlemen of Verona, by tats wade of the talented company. Dlreeter—Yr. JONGILHAWIL Cooed: by Unewortk.= W. ItandalL W. Barton, and Minn Cavallo, the mnemitsane and We* ITIHY IVIJR24O. THE FINANCIAL OORPOILATION (LIMITIAYITI SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TTHEABRRAIIitIi IRON WORKS (Limited) Gate CRAWSHAY of which upwards of 5.000 sharm have been applied for. Incorporated under the Companies Wafted Liability Act, 1982. A4pltal 1500,000, In 10,000 shares of 1.50 etch. Ai deposit en and it on allotment . It is not contemplated to call up more than xmper Mimosa sknre- William Walter Carel, Dort, M.P., Director of the Oriental Bank Corporation. Eugene Collins, Teo Director of the London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank abated . J. B. Cumming. Eaq (Meson. J. B. OaemliS and Co., London), Director of the Doetinentai Bank Corporation (Limited) William H Leann. Ma., Banker, Berwlek-ooTweed. James Req., • WildwoodAlDdliseez. J. It Naylor, Fen. (Messrs. B. Gott and Soma, Leeds, Director of the London and Inansehlre Asoraace Company Bosomy Price, req., Director of the Western Life Assurance Company. d Seed, Isq , Director of the Crystal Palace Company 2. (= i ted). (With power to add to their lumber. , The Loudon end Conn Bank sus and iges. its Branches. The Alliance Bank, at IJerpool and Manchester. Meters. Sainte, Belli* Case, and Co., BristoL The Weds Banking Coameity, Dee& , Messrs. Ca nue m An ber Belleg, . Greetrez, and Do., Monmouth, New pore errememy Souaross—Meessa. Sole Turners, and Rardwick, 00, Alder menbarr. Leedom etuRZIL9. James Shepherd, Tml Throgmortoo-Areet, London. Messrs. T. Tinley and Sons, Brown's buildings, Liverpool. Messrs. Ridsdale and Wailes, Park-row, Leeds. Mews. Mewbarn and Herter, Moaltestreet, Mancheder, and Halifax. arrIYOU. Fr•derick Kanard. F 49.. Bread street, London . James Maurits. Baq., Old Jimmy. London. Barmy Lowell Moe, Esq. Oreehmoutreet, London. bnearranT—.7. Fleaber. F.V. Temporary Offloss-29, nnadassaileatnet, Loodoa. PROSPICITS. The extensive and saleable properties of Oranshay Bailey. FAN Si. P., lulown es the Aberansan Irani Worts and Oniliery, are of ntiropean oelebrity, and therefore only a very brief description of them Trill be neeessory: Theproperty..Web has been gametal]) surveyed by Joshua Eat, M.I.C.K,F. 0.8.. do , extends over an area of 1,630 acres of freehold land, and h on the north crop of the South Wales Coal Basin, and contains a greater number of the veins of Ironstone and coal than is usually found I■ any property of equal extent. . _ 'One rest and clearable feature of Um property is, that it is freehold, except as to osse-thard of the Namara* upon which there is a trifling royalty. The coal is the noted Alleviate dam coal, and certified by Mr. Richardson as " the best steam coal in the kingdom,' and stands as the bead of the government Mr. Richardson dementwa the property 1n his report •• as new taming 16 veins of coal, of the aggregate thicknems of ad Met, besides the numerous courses of tronstassis of the aggregate thickness of l 4 feet those extend over the area of the whole estate, and there are 4 veins of the average thickness oft feet, which crop out on the side of the mountain and below the 9 feet there are four more veins of coal of 10 feet la thickness. hand. a carbonaceous on, which is comparatively rare, and yields from CO to 70 per cool of iron." aid also the ordinary &guillemot ironstone. The aggregate thicknor Übe feet. The estate cartel= at !tad 91,495.410 tons of whole or worked coal, which woald yield a supply of upwards of 1.000 lonia day, or 300.000 toes per annum, for Sus years ; and of blackbird lice ore 4,01.000 toss, which is equal to 5000 toms of tee iron per Wilt= for 773 years ; and of irgillaosoin boestons, 134,001270 tern which In equal to 600 tons per week, or 5 1,000 tons of bit iron par ennuis for 1,300 years.. ,L The atilieeOn;itt - tinicatea with the Aberdare hallway, and to also matt admirably situated to water, the river Masa yenning through IL Tile -. Company has entered into a peovieloosl embed kw the purckaae of the whole of the hMloldand leefiebold atone shove referred to, including the whole of the minerals, rents, royalties, wayleaves, de I.estilni the iron works, coal fields, and goodwill of the Name& and also the mansion, S'to cottage, buildings, plant machinery, engines. stocks, rail • y, tramways, and other F r.tawehey Bailey, although working the property only to a very limited extent, has Brained vary harpti princel and yadvanced Mr. Richardson reports that the income may doubled or trebled with moderate additional outlay, and We. D. loses report. that £lOO.OOO per annum net profit t L ftc. reed be reeked, and r imming only bell this Income be . and eisppeeleg the share capital upon which the d will be payable to be £lOO.OOO. it kilo.s that. attar Mowing labweet on Mama, de., from 15 toll per cent. will be available for a divieleiad to the shareholders. and this not from an undertaking requiring to be devidulied. but from an oldestabEalied and lucrative budisma It has been Arranged that the services of the whole skiff are at the disposition of this Company. The Company will enlarge the capabilities of the works ad colliery, and thus materially enhance the value of the property. Joshua Richardson. fee. • has concluded his report's follows: " In oonclusioa, I beg leave to observe. that I have rarely in spected a mineral property la which the facilities for the cheap production .red conversion of the coal and tree stone are greater, and in which the vast evenness may he mare largely developed. This property contains the beat steam coal la the Milldam. foe which at prams( there Is a pest demand, at highly esantwers tire prima Without presuming to enter into a dlaeoa.fon of subjects not submitted t p ozic y onsideratlon, yogi will perhaps allow me to add, that a Inevessed madonna. of both coal and iron might be effected the outlay of from £3,000 to £7.000, and that I believe there sr* but very few concerns 4 Math Wales which would be more highly nweeherative were the tievelcement of its resources earned to a mach pester extent" Mr. David Jones bra also reported as follows : "The Ahem:nen Estate Iron Worts and Colliery of Crawahay Bailey, Esq.. IL ,in the Comity of Glamorgan. I have bees the chief engineer of mineral railways, minim! engineer for the lase Thome Powell, nu.• oral aserchele, and engineer for several iron works and collieries, inalaitiag Aber& man, for the last 23 years. "From this cirearastanee, and my acquaintaami with the Aberrant= Worts from their opening f have no hesitance in sense that tfr. Bailey has wetted them only to a very limited extent: and, with a comparatively moderate outlay. a net income of £lOO,OOO a year can be realised from the estate. I am of opinion alan that the Income can be increased yearly for a very bag period, as the Iron .tone, blackhead iron ore and gm clay are, salt were, inexhaustilde, and the collieries win yield 1.000 toss of the best steam coal a day for about 300 years. The whole property Is exceedingly valuable, and pommies weed dea -1 Mies for sans setae, mr IT:Ald JONI& Rummy Railway Engineer. Offes, )(schen, Newport, "Monmouthshire. flat July, M 01" With a view to keep the ealled•ep share capital as low as per arrangements have boa made by which the 'ovine has agreed to allow a large portiere at the purchase looney to rentals at interest : this will raattatally harass the dlviderade to Share holders. _ _ Coplee of the Articles of Abnegatio4 which contain the terms of the provisional contract, and of the reports referred to, may be seep at the Mom of the Soliettore of the Company. Applications for the remake* shares mess be made le the form amend, and be aceempented by a payment of 11 per Nara :Ka* alletnent be made the amount will be released forthwith ; It a leas somber be anted then is applied foe, the amain paid on appliettion will be applied towards the payment Ad the g 4 doe es allotment. the talons (if any) being returned. Prospectuses and forms of applications may be had at the Oece of theCe pan!. and of the %oaken, broker.. and whetters, and elan at the Oakes of the Financial Corporation ;Limited), 14, Leadenhallatreet, London. To be tetelced by the Eukua No ... To the Director' of the Abersman Iron Works (UnaMO oentl*me4—having paid to your Banters.• the sum oft . being a deposit of Al per there oa shares In the shore Company. I hereby reqseet that yea ED allot me that number. and I agree to accept such shares or en less number you may allot to me : and I agree to pay tM oa allotment, and to sign the Articles of Aesochstion of the piny when require and I authorise you to insert my same ea the lighter of Idealism for the namberof shares allotted be am. Canal Signature Name la full Deadest* Profemtoa Date • Insert buskin' name. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bisisopagate-st. Within. 01114(tUti lUUIGN WININ. Peet, trees Ur wood Ditto. old waited !berry llama* treat lea. Claret, 14a, ttla, ile to Sea. ditto, STEVENS and SONS, 78, Biphorm s te-st, Within. 1022102 and BRITISH 8 Old. aapnYr WWI.. ea 4d, lea 8/1., 11a, Ma 4d. per papa. , fraady, Ova& . . 12a. a6l: Dlt4o, Pala Va., M. ditto. law. Ilatelaansics lablazr PRIZE POEMS reeeieing the 100 Guineas ea 1 awed Is Adrertisenionta, ••11o! tots intakeapaara,' will be Fulsliallect early In Jaly. Mnatratel Ina Litlintratilt Portanits. Gratis onepplication to principal Disponi shoe, et et by sianipeci sadism to DAY and SDKS, Lissolia ina-laida, London. MIL Alf]) Mss. 01111 Alf Rzso's Sarartnr uszrt.—Ths Pyramid (is a sondeseed form). The Bard sad his Birthday, sad The Sea Side; or, Mrs Bowleg! Oat of Town, fill the Chary ef Illustrstica nightly with • de lighted audience. These favourite pm:dueness will be withdrawn ma the 27th, in order to enable Mr. German Reed, as the following Mandy (August 29), to amuneacie a 'mond season of his Opera di Camera entertainment. The work selected is tram the yes of Yr. Belle. It is is ace met, sad the etyle of sempadtios, we are areared, bids fair to plasm the peddle ear, sad eaten • welinamited somse. Bou.sto ere IN Famics.—The Prefect of the Vaseline has prohibited iselleghte is that dopartzoook ow t►e ground that they are dasseroos sot ooly to the punts who 'Mead thew, bat also to the ioisshitaste of the pleas through whia the bulls pass so their way to the Grew LONDON GINS/LAL ON/USD/ CONFLICT (LIMITILD). —Stalk roosiplefor week eadiatiogooll 1411;110.11& aL, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1884. AMERICA. (azona'a atria) ARRIVAL OF THE BELGIUM. LIVER,POOL, Wunizarsar. The Canadian screw steamer Belgian, Captain from Quebec on the 6th inst., arrived here this afternoon, viL Londonderry y es t er d a y. Nothing had transpired before Petersburg subse quent to the late assault. The NM) York Timer' Army d the Potomac correspondent says :—" le the iaterview ruder the dug of true the rebel 0130111186111ifted their is to be 3,000, sod claimed to hen tekeu 9911 prhasera The explosion made a cavity 200 font keg and 95 hot wide." ABatber despatch lays :—" The rebela buried their dead on Mir aide of the lime, and carried off their wonodsg, They claim to have 1,200 prisousn, Secluding the wounded, In their poesension. They Mats their loss wu 800, hot this Seed cuddled." The Federal General, Bartlett, and Colonel itarshal, area is Puisrabarg. unhurt. A court of la' catTary was about to be convened to ingnire brio the Federal disaster at Petersburg. A New York despatch of the sth says :—"There an good reuses toe believing that the Coefecisrutel are miming ass of ear earthworks is frost at Perminkrift& Maseru have bees takes which will reader operations of that sort futile. A riot occurred is this city today between a party of soldiers and !migrate, is which two of the soldiers were killed and several wounded. The dyed/logs of the nogross were burned by the soldiers, who were willingly assisted by secession syzepathiesrs." 1 no New York Woriefe Washington correspoodeet on the 4th says "A rebel °Meer, who deserted General Early's army, reports the cavalry forces operating in the valley up the river, numbers 8,000, under Generals Johns= and Wee:island. Pauly says he is determined to bold the valley at all beards and bas a force from 35,000 to 40,000, who are engaged threaking wheat. Ha takes every bushel, besides a tax for labour performed." Another Washington telegram says :—" Gegen' Early's head-quarters are ►t Winchester, and a detachment of rebel cavalry is still oe the lies of the Besse Railroad. The war department has assigned General Emery to command the 19th corps. General Hooker has been ordered to repast at Washings*. without delay." The Washington correspoodent of the New York Cow. merciel Advertiser says :—" It is understood an WSW appeal will be made to the President by leading republimas to give General M'Clellan a command. It is urged that au !imamate to the number of 100,000 will be secured I. New York. The immunise gains ground that General Hooker will have • most importast command. It is becoming apparent to the war department that the rebels are resolved on • vigorous canspaiga on the Upper Potomac, and are 711- afagaisi General Early strongly. Early haa crossed the river with 35,000 oleo, sod one portico of his cavalry from Hagerstown recromed the river. He now holds Martinsburg sad the surrounding coostry." A Nashville (Teepee's.) telegram of the led says : " General Steeeman's raid along the Macao Railroad met with a great soca= in cutting the rebels' line of mums- Modica, and thus isolating Atlanta; but I regret the necessity to add that one division of cavalry, while return ing, met with a serious disaster. The Macon Railroad was torn up for 18 miles, the rails twisted, and the ties and bridges burned, and the road rendered useless for meths to :some. Returning by way of Macmao, we cantered • large waggon train filled with much valuable private property belonging to rebel oaken, and among other property was General Hood's papers, all of which fell into the hands of the general and hie forma. About this time the rebels. seder General Ransom, attached General M'Oook, and • fight Issued, in which M'Cook's command was routed sad the greatest part captained. About 500 of the troops have reported et Marietta, and give fearful stories of leen de. The command, when star:leg, numbered about 3,200. General M'Cook is reported killed." The New York Herald's correspoodent at Atlanta aye : —" A few day's sins GOOMSlStaliley took quite a haul of prisoeers by • nee. A deep nine ran front his lime to the left of the rebel skirmishers ; atom this be mat up a company of men, who got to Use rear of • mead of rebels, sad took them without losing a man. The Sixth Ohio Battery are in position in Geoeral Hood's hoot, sad ere pouring one continuous stream of shot and shall epos the rebel lines and the city. The rebels reply vigorously, trying to silence them. Our hoes are now pretty well swung round Atlanta. The rebels have very formidable works is our front, which they caa w.O defend with a small form for • considerable time. Their late defeats l and heavy lame must have coasidembly reduced their army, beside* having • most demoralising effect upon them. In both tights they attacked as when sot is position. and therefore at decided diodes.- time, and is both fights the► were reputed with filarial slaughter. Should they persist is making then death steed here, Sherman will resort to his lacking soy:menu and cut off their only lies of communication and retreat, and thus oompletely destroying the rebel army in Ten. riessee." There were reports that Genend Forrest was as Atlanta ander Hoed ; while another rumour So, that he died at Columbus., Mississippi, on the 22ed of Jaly, of lee k jaw. . _ By way of Banes we have advisee from Vera Cr= to the 72nd July. Skirmishes have taut place near Maxim city. Joann forces had left Beall* for Monterey, where Megreti had joined J mares. Maximilian has decreed the French code of laws. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (Estrrze's rarsouns.) THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. VIENNA, Ammer 17. It is positiveky announced that the instructions to If. de Quaade for the opening of peace negotiations will arri►e from Copenhagen to-morrow. POLAND. WARSAW, Acorn 17. Ilessioki, Landowiski, and Soluuidt ha►e been con►icted of attempts on the life of General Berg, and the first-named has been hanged. The sentence of the two latter was commuted, after their arri►al at the gallows, to 20 years' bard labour. Six other individuals, convicted ot complicity in the above-mentioned attempts, have been sen tenced, some to 12 and others to 15 years' hard labour at the mines. THE PARIS BOURSE. PAILIA, Amacurp 17, 3.30 P.M. The Bonne has bees quid. Reston skald at 64.40, or 6c. lower than yesterday. GERMANY. --e— -(now oca owe COSISSPOSUINT.) FSANKFORT, AUGUST 16. There is now held here a volunteer meeting for rifle practioe, where forty-six towns of the Rhenish districts are represented. The view taken by the patriotic party of the unfair proceedings of Austria and Prussia cannot be more fully stated than it is in the address of welcome delivered by the presi dent of the volunteer committee of this town. He said ;—" Since our last meeting our brethren in hileswig-Holstein have been freed from the Danish yoke ; from the Dannewerke to Alien victory has followed upon victory. Has our liberty been benefited by it I Have our expectations been realised T Has Germany become free, united, and strong ? I cannot say, Yes, they have,' for the battles have been fought in a spirit of conquest by princes —not in the name of Germany ; and it is nut the people that will profit by the victory, but the separatists. Still, though we have been disap pointed in our expectations, we must still have faith in the future progress, the regeneration, and the greatness of Germany ; and if this faith is lesslively in the large states, then the small states muststickto their historical destination to be for ever the home of liberty, and the nurseries of German spirit ; for only that people is despicable which have no self respect. Therefore the people in the small German states must be a free people always in arms ; this is our mission, and for this purpose we meet here now." The feeling prevailing in the non- Austrian and non-Prussian parts of Germany cannot be better embodied than in thews words--it is a ' feeling of utter disgust that a war, taken up on the sound principle of standing manfully up for the rights of German brotherhood should end in a miserable and shabby chaffering about territory, whereby the people on the spot are taken quite as much account of as the heads of cattle or sheep. The language of the Prus sian government papers, and even of some of the iberal party, is a shame to our so-called enlightened nation ; there is no other question argued but that of priucely rights, of a set-off for war expenses, of Prussian hegemony ; and the rights of the Sleswig-Holstein-Lauenburg people are quite as ouch cared for as under the sway of the first Napoleon, on which German historians have dilated for fifty years. It is the same spirit of arbitrary will and conquest, and as Austria can unfortunately be very little relied on, and is very likely to be bribed by Prussia by some commercial concessions, and by getting back her war expenses, of which her empty exchequer is in great need, the other foreign powers ought to look more sharply in the question, and not allow Prussia to win a pro vince where she professed to defend the indisputable rights of the Sleswig-liolateiners, or their separate existence under the legitimate thooeseor to the duke dom. It must be said, to the honour of the liberal party in Austria, that they at least stand up for the rights of the Duchies, and, urge their govern ment to act in the German spirit which was the pretext for the war. Prince Frederic William of Hesse has now addressed a petition to the diet, in which he asks for the recognition of his notorious and undeniable right to the duchy of Lauenburg. The only argument on which he rest* his claim is, that he only waived his right to the Danish throne under the supposition that the integrity of the monarchy would thereby be main tained. With regard to Lauenburg, none of his ancestors had any claim on it. The government of Badeu has got into differences with the catholic clergy and its head, the Arch bishop of Fribourg, about the education question ; the influence of the clergy on public schools having been restricted. The archbishop having homed a violent pastoral letter, the government answers that the said letter contains nothing but untruth, misrepresentations, and exaggerations, for the purpose of making catholica believe that their religion is in danger. It was utterly untrue that the catholic church is hindered by recent legislation in the fulfilment of its duties. The Protestant clergy, though suhjact to the same enactrueuts, have not raised any objections, and are certainly not less oonaciautious than the catbolics. The people will soon be aware by what party and to what purposes the clergy withdraws from the school board, and government will try to do without them and main tain the Christian spirit of public schools. The catholic church will only undermine its own authority by its systematic aggressions—always and everywhere the same endeavours of the clergy to get hold of the children, and to reconquer thereby the ground they have lost with the present generation. THE PAPAL STATES. A letter from Route of the Btb says : Thanks to the railway, Castel-Gandolfo is ouly se hour's dietetics from the capital ; those whose duties ea them Dear the Pope Gas therefore easily go there, and there is willies to provost Ids HOllllllllll from carryiog on hi usual affairs as well as if he was at the Vatican. With regard to than affairs, much laughter has been caused at Rome by a letter inserted in the Paris Monitors, is which a egirreeposdost nprenente the Pops se the most bssily-ooeupied sovereign In Europe. As to the busbies treasacted by hie Holing with his ministers, it takes place regularly twist a week, aid laths about an hour each time. The sovereign therefore devotes two hours a•week to the political, !lentil, commercial, sod military administratioo of Rome and of the five pro►ieoes of which his territory is composed. The inhabitant, of Cbstel-Gandolfe, delighted at ening a little movemeatintri diced into their steal solitude. lately gave the Pope a Nt . sad in the small square before the mimeos of the pains had a display of fireworks is his ►occur. At the Vatican the Swiss Guard dame watches. I do not speak of she Guard Noble, the envies of which is special, but at Canted- Gandolfo the Pope has three guards, Swig, Frani. cad ZOWIVIIS. Noose knows to what this luxury at surnillagee is to be attributed is a gauntry where hie Holiness has nothin to fear from impose. " WeVl OOT NO CHILI:181N ! "—The Nolione of Plareac• slates from Roam that the mother of the Jewish boy Odom, lowing a few &triage pee Lithe Asylum of the Oatimenment to aloha bar sea, and having used sone strong llamas as the essmioa, was hameilately arrestid and mat to prism A Worzaex or rat GRAND& Assts—An old soldiey mare then isimadred yeani et age, has **died at Meatestail. mar Ramose (Diorite). He watered She array at the beighteisi of the Revelation. sad terminated We military aurae at Waterloo. He asveroalered from Mor t sod dies:l6llot a dom. Brownsville and Texas advice, sista that the Fidesla bad shandueed the whole frostier of Rio Dreads. Cortisas is raising a large faros by mix( 1 dollar is gold wile,. to Nobel deseetise. The French throitea to blockade Mete, maw. C&IADA. The Canadian news is quite unimportant. The Quebec timber trade we. very dull, and freights had become less buoyant. ARRIVAL OF THII Thus BRITON.-PLYIIOIIIII, Atmore 17.—The Tree Bribe. from Mathosrse May 7th has arrived to the Chman with 260 prongs's, end 25,006 moose of (aid. THE PILIIINSITLAZ MAIL& --SOI77HAMPION,AUGINIT 17.— TM adew steamship Tarter, Captain White, from Lisbon on the 12th and Vigo on the 13th, arrived this after. boos. with smile aed peassapes and a gem& 'ergo, ma dding of fruit, ko., also 1,7501. L epee* aad 42 bullocks. The Tartar experiemed strum metes* winds theougheet the permige. A large Federal screw frigate arrived at Lie. boa oe the 12th, name naknowa. DFSPATCH OF TER WENT INDIA AND PACIFIC M•na—Boonurrrox, Anon* 17.—The Royal Mail Cosepaey's steamship Atrato, Captain Woolley, mailed Woos to-day at 3 p.m., with the fortnightly malls for the British and Foreign West ladies, the Pacific, California, Central America, fu. The Atrato took out 128 peasisegem eluding hie Exosilency the Hoe..E. 111.Buttom, for Trinaldi ; Mirponillajor Biome sad Ensign Lewd, for Jamaica; Oaptaia Oared, for Callao, sad Captains Lewis and Wil liams for Barbados*. The Atrato also took out a fall caw of Frauds and English merchandise, and oo freight Baglie► oda, 5001. ; jewellery, 1,0061. ; sad Fr•ach jewellery value 2,2801. darling. DABFATCH or AIIIIIICAN Mats,--SOUTHANTION, ACCOST 17.—The North Gsrrima Lloyd steam ship New York, Captain Walks, sailed Mace at 3 p.m. today to New York direct, with the Oa man, French, and Puglia mails. She took oat 132 cable *women and a full cargo of pedal merchandise, including 145,500 frame jewellery from Havre. The Seemly, *loafing to the same oompacy, which left tiontbasopton oe the 20th alt., arrived at New York, all well, at the morning of the 3rd instant, after • boisterous passege. The City of Manchester, whisk left Liverpool on the Dame day, with the two impection on board who were to apprehend Muller, the supposed mur derer of Mr. Brigp, dad sot relish New York until the miming of the sth ineriant. The City of Meechenewes ' arrival eat was therefore anticipated by party three days. Oudot Wacbtmeiater and Mr. G. Ralston az *imaged lately, at the C 0110064114111111111111 Of Sweden s.d Norway, is Leaded, the retir:allow of a resipreesi treaty of amity, ONNAIDINCO, and neviptsee Wive* the moverm ideate of the salted kiamdoes of liwedea sad Norway sad the republic of Liberia. rktamped, id. Addifionll.l [TWOPEN CE LIBERAL atzsruro A2' ROCHESTER. Yesterday afternoon Mears. Kinglike and 1 Martin, the liberal temobers for the My at Rochester, met , their constituents to reader an mount el their parlissesa. tar, stsvardaitip, and axpresetheirropinices relative to various important public question The hon. niembeis wen mat at the North Kent Railway shears at two o'clock, by may hundreds of the freemen, electors, and burgeons al the city, and a procession was them famed, widish marched through the principal streets to a meadow situated on the Maid stone-road, where arrangements had boss made for a big gest in • spacious booth, amble of asoonunodating era least 1,200 gnats. Ilse Liao of route from the miles, station to the Maidetommed was crowded with spectators— sad fhp, banara, and various devices were freely =Whiled. At 4 o'clock upwards of SOO of the liberal freemen and Mbar dodoes and friends sat down to as excelless dinner—the chair being occupied by Mr. Stephen Steele, one of the city magistrates—and amegst the guests present, in ad dition to the resethsn for Bocheatar, were Mem. la end Bata, the liberal sembera fee Maiden= ; Mr. C. W. , Martin, formerly M.P. fee West KM, sad a large numbe r of the most influential Menem of the district. mil Ga , cal loyal sad =Mosel nests having ben duly bosomed The Commas, in as impressive Wire= then gave the toast el the main& " The Members be the city of Ro chester, Metes. Martin sed Listeekie.' Mr. P. W. Maamt, M.P., is rsepo•dag. Maned bowel' reeneesbored the time Wee yearn lace, +boo ha arse ap peared before as Maas of HeaiiAes as • candhlan to ea meat them in perlinneet. At that Me he was • more boy, and the tory party ia the city was annmae, but were were they nowt Talk abet emenstive emetion, whim was it at Reebraarl He did not see It when he looked around him, and it wee • well =ewe fan Me the COOON , I nano had set °sly lest the reprementetios dabs city, but their power and prestige in the corporation. Me Ind bolo returned as • pledged supporter of the peat literal party sad that party had for its object to costar the peseta bro. pines upon the greaten number. He believed the nese= goveramout had Manor= to any eat thee priosiple, and the tendency a remit legislation, had bane to re move the fetters which obstructed the free de veloanot of industry, and to reduce am far as pcsible the tenths which premed and dirmely spas the nostmery aoudad life, aid Maim mat iajorionsly adult/el the working classes. Whew he first appeared before that an stitasocy this country wee ii the midst of a war win Ron ma, sad a large expense wee Marred by that war. It ens, however, satisfactory to state) that at least a= ball el that additional supesee had already been paid off, and that, sel withal/Lodi= every drawback, this country, sod espaisily the indnierial aims, were et prone is a ecoditios of 110111.• motive ppttaappss ty. He believed that the policy of the pretest lhual l or of the Exchequer wee a mined aed geed police. Sem Ms Mee this «miry was saturslly as a Nets of great alarm as to the detrimental results from the frightful civil war raging In America. The Zit 1 the eattea required for oar moisfactorieg districts was at first severely felt, and by the last, returns it appeared that our trade with Amnia had decreased twelve and • half million, but to souninebehoos this we had the Freak teeny marled oat by Mr. = l ead which in the care sash= period bed our trade with Fait* by senates. =iliac The honorable member them inferred to various eels pond dorteg the pest seesion which ha considsred of a beedetal nature, and steed that be bad felt it his duty to give _a needy and coissistest support to the goverment of lad Paboontoo, believing that the policy of that goesramot, especially under the Micah cirmustasore in which it had been, was on the whole endue vet to the prosperity of the ooustry and the happiness of the people. It as somely seareaary that he should recapitulate to them his pitted creed, which they had heard se often. He was sorry to find that the queens of church rates was sill is • very an atirfactory position. As a churchman he did not believe that the neeperity of the church depended upon the cal., sad he bad tender* ' voted for its abolition. He views upon the namesity of a measure of reform remind ssishaagod. He was velersed as • supporter of those principles, and to those priatiples Ii• still adhered. The time bad sorely arrived when the hreachite should be extended to the boast, intelligent working men of the soaeleyaad that mad of Mare could not mon Mom be delayed. Referring to the quenioo at Denmark the honemble member said that he supported the taimietry, Masse be believed the boom at this ermeat w a o m e not at Make, ad UM it would be unwise Auld • for Reglied to rust into • war, the result of • would be to Increase taxa tion. and the sed of which at be Mesas. Yr. Bryant Kumasi, IiLP., otairved—W beaver migh be said as to a reaction in the country ia favour of tor-Jinn, he thought that tonna might be alma is n proof that such remain (lid set Weed to Hanger. At the name time it behoved them to be Mesa and watchful, so that if the enemy mm., like a thief Is the sight, they should cot be aught asleep. He hoped and Wand that ware the day of trial came, as it son might mum the reformers of Rodents: would not be fond wanting. They must net forget that the essay woo watchful rod vigilant The eon earatiell were nun swam 116 nada power. and willing to speed stony for that purpose. They wets, is fact, very litatep7 ; they bad been out of place some yeas, sad waited to get heck Apia. They reminiod him of a plena he bed meanly seem—•' The Hungry Boast "—they were read, to paw at the deg dad EaVand, aed grind tae bons of John Bull. He was pot at ell alarmed with teepee. to say terry reaches at Rochester. This sinned eineervaave reedit" what was it ! The teals wished to main power sod they would humbog the people if they oadd. They ' weLl knew the prieciples he enueed whet be wens mennel few OP eity, ite had 1111,SP eemistristly arippertn. Mom prim ' salsa, and was prepared to stand by them. He wished for a vest witensios of the same, the vote by ballot awl otir mammies, which wouldnenn a full, free, sad fair ni prematatice of the people a parliament A maid famed ofhis, rr. Ooleridie, who was manly • candidate for &eta had seen pelts menglidering that eleetion Nimbi him • denied advocate of the allot A. en mitependpet member of the Ream of Commons hi believed that that hens did nay watch over the interest of the pop* and that the nabewity of the members ware mast anxious for the welfare of the working *ism He min cited generally with tae policy of Lord ftminton's remnant, and beibited that Me oommoridel poEey °Viet gammen bad boss penman of the mast hieribill • moults to all clams a the people ; and more especial, so to the industrial damn hosiths;l Mr. Lee, ILP., and Mr. C. Rastas, ILP.,• basin be.' Panama adloal°?dad ti a The CHA.MUM then pv• The amak of air Edward Derieg. M.P., sod tb. lamb of But Bet." Mr. Puranial, egOaElesisary. as reply, observed that the hat election far East Kest was a ii.aciag talons. of What I 'Eight be effeeted by a complete 'nil/ la the ranks et the I liberal party. es r Du* vas Itimma by • majority of 80, aotwithabanding all tie .deem with I which they had to oosteed. The tones were gessrally mw smiled thao the liberah—tbey followed their leader without asking gosetioas ; bat OM Morale had may crotchets sad shades of opinion. U they wished to bast the essay, they must, however, slab all solace dlieresees, sod be firmlr united. " Tu. Health of tho Mayor of Rochester" aed several caber taste followed, and the assembly broke up about eight o'clock. Tar BaLtor.-..-The following correspondence has takes plane between the Hes. V. H. Birikialor y, M.P. for Bristol, sad Sir Jells Burring, is the subject of the lets Inter stashes :—" Vkdorinsqvisre, 8.W., August 10. My dear Sir Jobs, —Magnin you to here gallantly stood up for the old muse at Exeter, 1 feel very mach %eased tie auk year opisios as to the seed el prolamines at the polling !moths dusmg the late Audios Users. If you will throw your ideas lab • Utter is year usual eimeise, foreible way, addremed to me, I &odd like le 'shirr► the maw —Years very faithfully, F. EMT F. Barns[.—Sir John Beirrleg. Exeter." " Clumsiest, Exeter, August 13 —My dear ereeervatives hem are very bliedly, but most effeetissly, doisg ear work—the bast work. N. missionary, however earsootly he may preach the reams abloom of sunk suffrage, will he gifted with bell the uscitioe, half the elocimmes with ulnas the feels, sea mooted with the late Exeter elsetice, apesh—tuungsegii 67 4 7.4=1170.1.7. 7 m TraieuretTas — rateedia elited with the lone of eeseen—debteee reeeeeed with the ic7,l76;iTZ;iiTa d me y lest—libeerlshogle;goTe compelled to sbetestioo—wive sod widows el poem ab troth; to owes, or, by lettere sod Deeewel whale, Nil.. log to 'beadle eleseers art d ease seowistimm— the eenoty eqairearehy bol= their direst Whom= ciliams, who to • great upon their neighbours he their wall doisek e ra di word, we have sew Le various Is the hoods d • dominant fe e rrearieg igre lt ilil liltrar its despotic weight He indopendemee, the basset °Moires, the lecostoetabie whims of the subject many. The anevarehre of Mr. Coleridge wan but • mower of coeree—fee though as airy potato oat sa dowsed liberal, be is a dimwitted sod refleciang roan ; end ear reememe will be reakened by hushed, of thousand,, when num will look gym %be lame awl head 'bash Oho arise* Mate of this Kato the Add of hum frailty. The • ht as It bap 10 neeou s eei rapting. dsseelYmg, abbooplei far hem • privilege and an hamar, in ellen • niteary end a curse. have. a you perhaps know, had ommica to witness, in low easeleke, the sorpleis madly wide waist voting gloss to the bent *Metes ; and me ourpoieed that soy peeve, who hes had so opportunity of studyheg its maim .hould dee, it.edcbrocy.-1 as. my deer Sir airy faithfully yours, Joni Harms—TM Bea. T. lip P. Berkeley, IL]'., Leedom, OIT•TAL Pal uca Ova Pincus. DAY. Waturutiar. AVG4l•ll7.—Adoirloss es paymint, 5,381; ass by rem iiikafte.423o ; lerl. MIL SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. &GRAM RACKI3.—WwszsDAY. TEI &Wale BUM (Handicap) of 5 *am with 50 (313 added, for 2-yr.olda ; annum extra. Thrempirten of • mile. whs.) Hodermain Kim .1 Greene, by Adams—Grecian QUOIO. iet nib filflassbalr) 1 Mr. Gredemets numbers, are tlb harp, I Ceptele W. C. cooper's Canna, Tot Blb (lac 61b extra) Scylla sad Advance Moo ran. (r 33 37) 3 &thug : 6to 5 apt King of °ream, 100 to 30 opt Threadbare, sod 4 to 1 apt acylle made play, fol lowed by Thresdhers, Osmium sad Yin of Orem kw half the distance, when the Buse Mk up the rumen and woo cleverly by a mek. Your leogthemparabett the ssooad sad third, the oaken being seettemed. Tee Tow Rata (Headlamp) el 70 um, for all aim ; Movements'. Half-a-mile. Cap( Christie* Teescriptlen, by The throlataan sw • ps, let 1 ilb Mr. Jr. Motleys Baktesdasb, yre, 91b ( lee. extra) Mr. Drewitt'a Colleen, 3 yra, get Sib (e bA W Yordan ga 7 S I The following .1,0 van :—lvolphin, [gad of the ell, Professor, The Doe, Stash...., Queen 8.., and Under the Med. Betting : 9 to 4 apt The Dos, 5 to 2 opt Proworiptioa, 7 to 1 We apt Behissdash and Storbseak 8 to 1 apt Delphi'. and 10 to 1 opt ()diem. Prescription jumped away with a • t load, woe Dever eaapd, and wen is a mates by two A similar disarms separated the woad and third. The rest PIIIIMA the post pillion op, Under the Cloud heini fourth, Mashes= fifth. The Doe, Delp* end Load d the West lonian next ; air rest beaten oft TN' RAILWAY &Awls of 3 sera eta, with 25 added, far al ape ,• selling and other allowattest. Mr. T. Goiby's Change of Lock, by Vedette, out et Katie Stewart, f lyre Ogg , tet 1016 Mr. J. la Mart's beaqubse, Pyre 1604;, get tlb J Orimshosr) I Coogan Willock's Tint Drone t eprel . (l6L), 6K 711) .. (Prior) S Visa emo sioO Betting : 6 to TO; obano of 1;1* and 2 to 1 apt Basquane. Mange of Lock made play throughout, sad won ia a canter by tea lengths. The wanner was bouot by Mr. Pain for Winner. Tam MAGMA MAIM Draw of 5 son. earth, with 50 for 2 and 3.yr-olds ; aerials paaalties and allowamoes. tin Fin furlong& Mr. J. Woolens Caen* In, ICaieht or Nag. I yrs MOO, est alb {ehown 1 Mr. Geo. Anwirs Medina, yrs ,100 L), est 911. .. (atonic 2 Mr. Golby's Irnewpa, f rMAL!, Oat Mb B.Clark) Deana at Int air ram Batt* : 3 to 1 on Medina, 4 to 1 sot Rawargam, and 5 to 1 apt Camila. Dsoham of Heat made play, followed by Mediae and Canals to the distance, when the latter took up the running, sad woo by two Weeks. The wiser wea bought by Mr. J. B. Monis far Moneta. A &cams IiAaDICAP Swalrirrsuas al 10 son., 3 ft, with 21 added, far 3-vr-olds sad upwards. Gentlemen (12 riden ; prams/nab, 71b extra. Tture-quarten of a mile. subL) Mr. 4:. Alsiuuaders Mines, by Wild Dayrsil—Lariey, :Yrs. list sib Mr. Whiteeide) I Mr. W. W. Baker's Bolero, t yra, lost Ilb Mr. W. Berillj 2 Mr. Payos's Many Maid, a yrs, lest 715 ‘tnel. alb astral Edwardsi Balderdash sod Vindleta also ran. Mean 6to 4 apt Bolero, 10070 30 eget Mirage, 4 to I eget Merry Maid, end 6 be 1 eget Bakieraue. Bolero made the mauler, followed closely b Mirage, Merry Maid lying third, and Balderdaab seat. At the diatanoe Balite and Mirage had quitted the net, and the latter, ridden with admirable judgment, waited until opposite the Stand, where she headed the favourite and woe by a meek. A bad third. Tin SMUT AND MIDDLEINCL STAILIN of 15 NOVA each, 10 ft, and 5 only if daciarscl. WiniNtri elan. Two miles and a dilemma. (13 sobs., 9 of whom declared and pay 6 fotlait.) Brayton's ltappelA by Ranplau— lirger(than, 3 yn, Fat 7111 Orloullaw) 1 lir. 3. Thellusneis Bally Zdsos4, Gym 94 Sib lac:Man 61b extra) (Yordiam) I Betting : 56 to 40 os liappel The race abided copal. doable anniesensot, the pair alternately walk*, trotting, and cantering until within thee-quarters of • mile from home, when Bally Edmond, who bad previously tried to boll oat of the comae, made play, Orinithaw aimultaasoorly medics the WiIIDIN along, The latter about the distance overhauled " old Bally," and hall; bent him by twukeltaw LATEST BETTING ON THE COUBSX _ GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. . no tow apt laii;a7 t i ilitiaasea oal dam colt (t) 100 to 15 Webxooo (t) Iloto I Wet Oa ft) New N•rm, 200 son., b tt, to ba no as Oxford on Friday.-11r. L &tykes Itopool, aping Mt. Body:met Hawkohaw, both 3-yr-olds, 8.5 71b toeb. Barniza AT YANG; 11:3011 11_ 4 to 1 mat Leath Ka) 10 to 1 apt Caller Oa (t) 9to 2 litsbayar'slara NO to It tag Lancashire colt (t) (offered) 6to 1 Wigwam (t It off) . -WI:D=BMT. 2 to 1 aid &sir Athol lii Sto 1 Oso. Peel (of) In -10 to 1 apt BallPb (I) NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aromazsr, Arotrer 17.—Arronrnams.—Sub- Lieutioaset P. H. Wawa, to the Woken's,. dasistant- Clerka—J. W. G. Doweeerebe sad R. S. Jowls, to the Demote. POEMOUTII. Atmore 17. The Lords Commiesionere of the Admiralty rammed their impeotion of the various depend:mate of this naval establiduaest, shortly deer U o'clock this manias. They lint west as board the Isoallerat, gesueery ship to whom some gas preetne, arid is the &Nemo. visited the Royal Climes Vict,uslliselard, the Marie* Barraoka at Ponce. sad Radar Hospital sad gat twat abed. Their lordships will dine with the poet admiral, Sir lliabad Sep. zoom. G.C.R., this mans. The Organs, 3, iroa anew troopahip, Capiais H. W. Rive, was docked this morons for examination sad to repair de. fens. Whew ready forme, it is expected that ahe will mil for the Cape of Good Reps, tennis at Windom and nemoviog troops. THI 817DDIN MUTH IN ORZILTWICII-ML Yes4rday, Mae body of the unfortunate (ration= wbo ao ssaMsely aspired in Gresswieli-mark on fiaaday eveising, was identified as that of Mr. Henry Charles York, of 13, Brest Moors-place. Besninsics.road, eeboolinsateir. The dammed is described as having for a long time been a suf ferer treat bassi disarms. ALARMING RAILWAY AOCIDEIT.—A frightful accedut hawed on the Shrewsbury and Hereford Rail way •• few days since , but the particskre of which have hitherto sot been made public through the newspapers It appears that some new rails were being laid down on • poi , Son of the road between Ludlow and ftreerabery, &adhere the metals not being made quite tight, whim a goods hale came up It ran off the rails, obstru cti ng the Sue. la snow queue, • peamoger Pala which followed had to turn off the proper line no Oda point and cottons its jemmy us the other lino of rails. Warning of its approach woe Mr nailed slug the bee, but from some mutate in the We graphic despatch it was misnaderatood, and the train on the wrong line of nil. had not proceeded far when it met another hide on the mu lino. The drivers shut off steam, but • collision was unavoidable. Both drivers jumped oft their engines and smaped with a few Denier, but ODO of the stokers wea such bort, and both lines were ob. shunted for a tiosidetoble time. The s mail train was hiadmed tee hours. It will be esmembend that a gleaner &widest to thin happened en the South Wesson BarT way, between Pyle sad Port Talbot three or four years ego, whim, owing to an obstruction on the hoe by the breaking down of • cattle train, • pasesger scale war sant along the 'now line of rails, and met • second pawnor train, two pumas being killed and several seriously injured. la that cue the telegraph had been used, and the lino was 'apposed to be kept clear between Pyle sad Port Talbot, for the dove train to proceed as the wrong line of rails. The surge, however, was Wean. derstood, and the telesuph clerk was afterwanla tried for sanalughter, and sosteseed to imprisonment THZ HAIRVIRT AND THE DROYONT rN FRANC/A— TMs core harvest is dashed in the south and centre of Treace (says the Sella Public of Lyons), and thanks to the tleaspllan temperature which bee mould for some weeks past, it will in a few days De terminated in the north and north. western department.. If the yield of wheat has bees slight in the soothers provisos, and if he quality is eon planed of in throe of the centre sad the west, the fanners in the north end east admit that the crop will be exciellent in their countries. The production of heap is mere compromised. The want of rain has sumeeded the vegetation of both the natural sad the ertifieial meadows, and has eatisely checked the growth of second crops of hay and the unwise of turnips sad clover. Is the norther' Ispartaneats the beetroot is eery Ise, bat waste water to make it swell. Pais& de Boneld has jut ad. droned • circular to his daisy requesting them to have priyare offered up for rile, at preent moth wasted la the sosatry districts. The Journal de Vi lefrostche slates that the waters ef the Sable areas kw that at 200 yards from the bridge of Prase the rizEbe walked tams. Th e filllll- beat. which ply me to asks a greet amber id gurus ft avoid the said U. A few days ago one of them, the Sighs. hill ef le the fete of Trivoes, greeorisi for serio u tr mies, r4 Z sally got of hi eanesquemos of the swell caused by the mesas of smether heal erasing up at the time. Hosunwes 'Pak in choice sod strong, soodetsto In prise, W whoheame to see. These sdamMess lave seeseed tr ibis WA • somust ursiesse• It to soli In pullets by tat ' egesta.—th.tvergesassall il 1 .1 I i i ~7