The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-26 00:00:00

1 -.G ~ ` ~ ~%~ No. 4,979.) CALCUTTA and MA-DR.AB.—Montbly Steam G Communication between London and India on 16th of each month, by oae of the saagnifloant fleet of steamers belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company Limited?. The wet k u own clipper auxiliary steamshlp CALCI'TTA, 2,201 toes, 30. horse power, S. H. WRIGHT, commander, now loading In the vo to, is London; Docks, will leave on lath August. embarking tamenarre at, and leaving tiItAVIDGIND on 16th August for cAu:urrA, coaling at the Cape of Good Hope, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark passengers only. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the Indian Tiede, has been th,rog refitted, has lint-rate accommodation for passengers.passengers. l:nd u 2 carry an experienced surgeon, also a stewardess. For tnight or k7apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 64 ParinnienVetreet, the Woken, ALTRED BRETT and Co., 160, Leadenhall street. E.C. : or at the OFFICIA of the COMPANY, 9, lancing lane, London, LC., where also application for appointment. as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary, FOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate dexyatch) the tast.alllii ship OMITRUDZ, A 1 for 13 years. 949 tons ruler: THOMAS SPLEIDINO, Commander loading in the lid India Dock. This ship h excellent soma modatiou for weenier'. &My application should be made to OELLATLY. HAN KEY, and SHWILL, f 7. LeadenhaHgtreet,l.C. E R BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the .E m.gal&rnt uskiinut aldp 011 4 4. PATRICK, A 1 for If yearn 1.199 tons mister, J. A. E.MBLIE, Commander lying In the Last India Dock. Hoe excellent accommodation for and 4 well known in the trade. Apply to Mir.= (ASTIR, and DASJCI, 3, White Lion-court, Corshill, LC.: of; to GELLATLY, HAMMY. and SEWELL. No. V. Inetimitll - E.C. Bu two er Wee Vacanelea for Midshipmen. TNDLL--GELLATLY,HANICEY,and SEWELL are now lea&og the following sykndld pawner ships Toorp. ars. Doe Mutton. To mall Boot: 116 dhotis Aug. ID Compatrlek..ll,4ool ?"--1 801 3,0001 A 1 13 years 1,400 A 112 years 1,1100 A 112 tears The above ena-elass ships are Irina Is the Ere India Dods— .=GELLATLY, lIANICILY, aad SZWILL, Leedieshen- E.C. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIMNB train LONDON Direct Ircaase. To BalL Sydney .... rqdney Melbourne Queensland Queensland Queensland 111rIlltiust 1,100 ;000 1,000 2.000 5. 1.1•• 600 ICornwallia (sw) Cinderella Sultana Wanatell . Flying Cloud July—. AlO. J z July Aug. M Sept. 25. This celebrated line of packets base, by their punetuality and rapid passes, earned a world known reputation, and their paa tamper acconimedatten Is unsurpassed by any reeves afloat.—For all particulars respecting freight or to Australia war , JA. BAIN iS and Co., ; all Agents for th e Ban Lined Packets : and te T. MACKAY and Co., 1. Leaden balletreet, tondos, LC. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Kooken, 18,915 tons, WALTER PATON, Com wader, will bo deopetobed train Liverpool (with leave to call at Queenstown), as wader: SATURDAY, Anted 10. I WEDNESDAY, October 1. AY, November Id. Fare*: First Class Cabin, 499 to £29, acconling to accommoda- Li 11, all having the sum privileges in the saloon. Young or Return Tickets at a fare and • ball. Second Class Cabin, Lill ; Intermediate, Al 9 Is.: steerage, Labs. Freight on moderate terms. —Apply to C. E. DIXON, 9, Etinuord-place, Liverpool; SEYMOUR ' PEACOCK, and Cc, 116, Fenchurchatreet, London, EC.. or to the Great Slily Company (Limited), 90. Cannon-street, London, KC. TO BslnSH COLUMBIA FOR £33 10A EEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct. —The LIVIRPCM)L, NSW YORK, and PIIILADKLPHLA STIAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend despatch ing their trill-powered Lbde-built iron Screw Stearnehips, caning at Queenstown to =Not passengers end despatches, as toUows : WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NNW YORK, CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July 30. X A SOARS)°, Wednesday. August d. CITY OF KIM YORK, Wednesday, August 11. And every succeeding W Calvin purge, IS, 17, and 21 milneas, e =ng . to the meow a:iodation. Forward passage. 8 guineas, Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, V. Water-street, Liverpool. or to KIM and MACEY, 111, King Wtlllamatrest, City. STEAM to COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM from Guidon direct—The EAST ANGLIAN safe from Roma tyEILLTITS, 11, Ro down about .151 y od-lane, IC 31.—Apply C. to PRILLIPPB, GRAM., and P 11(11HILLIPP8, GRAVES, and PHILLLPPS despatch the undermentioned Ind-elaila &Owners : For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATATTER, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 a.m., and the YYRNOORD, Thursday morning early, from olt the Tower. Fares, L 2 b., Ll lea., LI, and 17s. 64. For BERNIER, the ADLER. ROWE, er SCHWALSE, alter nately Wednesday and Saturday, from llorselydown, at II a.m.. railing at Blackwall Fier for passengers at noon. Fares: L 2, Li, and 10a. Return tickets at a fare and a half. - Hipiice:: • Thellilliway --- 1;t1 . 4e - n - Irent — en -- — d " Bronerhavem now open for the conveyance of passengers and tmanhandite to all parts of Germany. For oorn EN BU RO, the LONDON, July 30, from Romelydown, to be followed by the TBAMIO4 or GUSTAF MASA weekly. Fares, .C 3 as, ta., and CI. For COPENHAGIN and STOCKHOLM, the EAST ANGLIAN, ahnut July 31, from Horeelydown. For freight, Waft's, rte r ,npply at Chaplin's Universal °Hee, ReCrtt-c1 malt or to FRUMPY% °HAYEK, and PHILLIITS, 11, toed-lane, KC. THAMES EXPRESS STEAM-BOAT COMPANY 'Limited). Capital, L'76,000, In 15,000 sham of ad each, with power to 10a. per share on application, and 20s. on allotment. Aea of 20s. per share will he made at no shorter date than one month, sad no farther call will he made at a less interval than three months. A dividend of 6 per cent. par annum, payable half-yearly, is emulated for the tint two years, for which securities will be pod in the hands of the Directors. Alrern..n Greville, Esq., 39, Georgectrect, Portmanoquare (Dl who) (1 the Turin and Savona Railway Company.) l'Aplun V. E. Morgan, R.N., 3, Brunswick.place, campden-hill. 11. P. Bon Esq., 2. Charlotte-row, Niansion-houae, and Timber Work, Kotherhithe. E. J. Blyth, Esq. ,Director of the Metropolitan and Provincial Auk. PiCard, Em. (Messrs. C. F. Picard and Co.), Crutched•triara. J. B. Cumming. Rio. (Messrs. Cumming. Braver, and Co.), Moray Rouse. elpsy.blll. Surrey. 7 B. Vole, Mao. Director of the Oriental and General Marine lusurance Company.) Banitints—The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank. BloliiMS. Stems, Sir Robert Carden and Son, I, Royal Exchange.bul`dingo. Mem^ George Harris ant Son, (7haluse.alley. S - Llerroas—liesers. Hughes, Muterman, and Hughes, 17, Back lershery. GNsCI37II4I Modem—George Barclay Bruce, Esq., It, Crest George-street, Westminster. AUDITor.S. Mears. Joluistone, Cooper, Wintle, and Co., public accountants, !IA. lothlutry. Thomas Short, Fog., En, Lombardotreet. Sgeatrate (pro tem.)—Charles Gibson, Elki. Temporary ORces-2, Royal Exclunge.bididings, E.C. ABRIDDID PEOSPE(TTS. The object of this Company h to establish* line of Fspreas P:381 nger Steam-Boats between Gravesend, London-bridge, and Chelsea, calling at a few intermediate piers. The yearly increase of pamenger tragic on the Thames and this inability of the present dearness to accommodate the public IrOVC that all enlarged system et steamboats is much required. Most of the steamer. of this Company will have saloons on deck, handsomely fitted out, with sliding windows, from which either side of the river can be viewed on the passage. Shelter is thus provided from heat and inclement weather, whilst the top Whirl), a spacious promenade. Arrangements have been made for the use of piers, alsn fur steamers to run from London-bridge and Chelsea ;on sufficient • afiltal being subscribed), to take advantage of the traffic to the Kihibition and to other places of attraction up the river. such la the confidence in the undertaking, that goarruitecs sill be placed In the hands of the Directors for a minion= ills idend if a per cent. per annum on the amount of the capital paid up for the first two years. t'•+npletc prospectuses and tones of application for shares may bail at the offices of the Company, bankers, solicitors and broker. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY . Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out soy Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will or fount invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver corn stmt., indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dleriness of the &c. For habitual coativeuesa, as a family aperient medicine, 4110 m a pnriner of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild in tic', operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, isomote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.—• ‘oll by W. lambert, 10, Jernsyn-street, and by most drugmsta, le limes, is. lid . an d En Sd. Be sure to ask for Dr. Krott's Mints and Liver Pills. The realm are a square peen package. nth William Lambert." ..paved oe the stamp. ASTHMA, BHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON CHMS. XLIII.ALOIA, infallibly relieved and cured by ts, elomufTTMS (Pectoral Fumigators). The smoke, mg inspired. penetrates into the chest. calms the whole nen *viten'. facilitates sapectoration, and assists the functions of Important organs of respiration.—T. Esple. Rue s. A Paris. Mee la ed. a box. Bold In London by ''' ,l 4l", Chemist, Hansarket. DINNFYORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, daring twenty-eve years, emphaUcally sant> Ettr S the medical profession, and unlvenally accepted by u the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, ." headache, gout, land Indigestion, and as a mild ape. ~ .nt for delicate eonatltaboos, more especially for ladies and lt la prepared, ln a Mate of perfect purity and strength, only by DINNKYOLD and 00., 172, New nrcet, London • aad saki by ga ll respectable chemiste the world: Dll RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE .manhood lbo roost shattered constitutions In weeks. Faure Isapordble. Its effects aro pernymons. '° r?Ostiltatlon necessory.—Sold In mak with tun Instructions, Dart a I' la, or four qsantlttoo for WA, sent anywhere, caretua on rs•ccipt resnltteasosor stanists.-49•16 &Una and CO., 229, Strand,. iNal TegaSa-biL VALUES of (SOLD.—WATHERSTON and aeon Doc, for the Information of the Public and their numerous beg to make the following announcement re. ga the VAL of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute res:ttt the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided into 24 parts or carats, it follows that gold of 34 carats fine, is Is carats..LB 3 84 9 cants.. Ll 11 10 worth . 1.4 4 114 17 carats.. 3 0 2 8 carats .. 1 8 34 pre 16 carats.. 16 74 7 earate .. 1 4 2t 22 carats.. 41 5 15 carats.. 213 1 curate .. 11 21 12 carats British 14 cassia.. 2 9 64 5 carala .. 017 b standard) 317 104 13 carats.. 2 0 0 4 carats .. 014 24 21 carats.. 814 4 12 aerate_ 2 2 54 3 carob .. 010 74 tO carats.. 310 94 11 carets.. 118 1 2 carats .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 116 43 1 cent ... 0 3 64 Manufactory. 16, Hearietta-street, Covent-garden, W.C., London. Asa&ys made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This IWabllskment Is Mined at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at one onloek. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS IMITATION Ditto. minus% REAL FRENCH, BRUXELLES, and ATAVISM SHAWL! REAL SPAETH! MANTILLAS, 44 On(nen. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLn, A. BLACEBORNIL 8 SPANISH DEPOT, IS. SOUTH AUDLEY-ST owasvit-NoLaquAsE, LONDON, MB.. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for the World•tamed Scotch ANGOLA lb. TROUSERS, Ts Dew reptete we ll ready for These Tressers were °eldest.' igrldailis, Inseamly address is 73, BROOK-STREET, HA NOVIR-SQUA RI mad vbe is not oonaeoted with say person imitating and 'dyer thing In hie MSS. NSTABLIRHID nth FILBRUART, SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS an d MIN, will most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot he made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 154.. steel, with trls. to 10a. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glames eat variety. at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass, Lis. Id. post free. THOB. HARRIS and SON, Optiodsne to the Wbufharl l 7, esomite the British Museum Gahm Leedom. 1780. 1.1.u1100.—50 travellers employed. se: SI La E. , at at o. 00 CC fa Li Cl ly PI Be at oa 11 so all to Fs a!, Re 11, im iS Oli Al B J. st. st. A IT • th • • de • ell • all • • al , se pl, r. ty al tt, j , M ref it re▪ t ,I.• 1, if go. In Oa it Da at THE NORTHERN RAILWAY of BUENOS AYRES COMPANY (0 ited). Incorporated with Limited liability under the Joint Stock Computes Acts, 1866 and 1857. Govertimeat Guarantee of Seven per Cent. per Annum for 20 yeoman 750,000 data or £160,000, In *trice of the law of the Nate at Mims arra, and a Special Contract or Concession, dated 25th February, 1802. The line and plant remaining the property of the Company la perpetuity, tree from taxation. Capita/-4'160,000 Guar 16000 an teeof d 7 per Cent. Preference Shares ( glO each.. Secured by Government Guarantee . £OO,OOO Deterred 7 per Cent Preference Shame (0000 of £lO each). Reserved for Bane as fully paid up. • £40,000 Ordinary Shares 4,000 of £lO each), Reserved for issue as fully paid up. Isaue of Guaranteed 7 per Cent. Preference Shares °sly. Deposit £2 10s. per Share. of which £1 must to paid on lon. Seven per Cent interest be allowed during Construction, on Calls, or on Paymenta in anticipation of Calls. =Errol& Z. B. J. CRAUFURD, Esq., M.P., Chairman. Moines Campbell, Req., 6, Westimumeatreet, Rydepark gardena. Theophilus Ctive, lei. (Director of the Railway Paasengers' Asa recce Company). Frederick Harrison, Esq. ( Director of the Manchester and Mil ford Railway Company). Andrew Lawrie, Req. (D)trector of the City Bank). James Mitchell, Esq. (Director of the Bombay and Baroda Rail way Company). Frederick Perklemlo9. (Mayor of SouthamPtoo). London—The city , Bank, Threadneedleatreet, Buenos Ape.— beaus. Mann and Co. lioidmoss—llsosra. Aaburst, Ben, and Morris, 6, Old Jewry. CONSULTIIIO Itnotnitin—Edwin Clark, Bay., C. Z., Oreat George- -Mama R. B. LI J. Grantham, Great Sootland yard, and Nicholanlane. AUDITOII3. G. H. Jay, laq. (Mom QaLter, Ball, Jay and 0o.), Koorgate stmt. Jain Wliba Week Phtlpot-lane, LC. PROEIRS.—Mers. Joanna Hatchtnaon and Son, IS, Angel-court, - - Loudon. . SaCIZTART.—AIfred Elborougb, (Aces King's-aem►yard. Moorgate-street, EC. PROHPICITS. - - I. The ,it concession granted by government of Buenos .lyres for the construction and working of a Rahway to San Fernando sun der which ble portion of the o !Irks has been constructed', having been cancelled, and the original con cessionaires having renounced all authority or control over the undertaking, anew concession was granted on the 25th of Febru ary last. This concession, with the portion of the railway and works already made, and allproperty held therewith, has been weed to be transferred to Company. It is now proposed to complete the railway to Ran Fernando, which may be considered the ftrst stage towards a more extended railway communication between the chief city of the Argentine Confederation and the vast and fertile country to the North. 2. The concession grants the following privileges lat. A guarantee of intereatof 7 per cent per annum for the term of 20 years, on a capital of 750,260 dollars, or 4150,000 ster ling. The railway will be constructed in three sections, and his stipulated that the guarantee shall commence proportionately upon the opening of each 'action. After the expiration of the term of the guarantee, the Ilne, with the land, works, and roll ing stock, will remain the absolute property of the Company in perpetuity, without luny power of compulsory purchase by the government, Std Free grant of land for stations, and of the public lands through which the line passes, to the extent of 25 yards In width. led. Perpetual exemption from taxation and import duties on the mate/Ws and property of the Company. 4th. Permission to construct a tramway In order to connect the principal terminus in Hoene. Ayres with the Custom-house and the most populous part of the City. In addition to the liberal provisions in the concession, every assurance has been given by the &motive Government of Buenos Ayres of all needful aid and protection to the undertaking. & The Extension of the Lade from San Fernando to the Parana is considered highly desirable, and application will be made to the Government of Buenos Ayres far another c(acession for that purpose, accompanied by a Government guarantor. 4. The entire road, Including the tramway, with sidings, will be about eighteen miles in length ; It passes through the most attractive neighbourhood of Buenos Lyre., and must secure the chief pleasure trafile of • population of 140,000 inhabitant. Judging from the actual receipts of the Western Railway, the only one at present existing In Buenos Ayres, and which are chiefly derived from this description of traffic, and makings very moderate allowance for the superior attractions of the Northern Railway, there can be tittle doubt of • very profitable return upon the money invested but when account is taken of the goods traffic that most accrue to this line from the contemplated extension to the Parent (which, with its tributaries, has an un interrupted navigation of more than 4,000 miles, and is, more over, the natural highway for the commerce of Bolivia, Western Brazil, Paraguay. and the Upper Argentine Provinces), few rail way enterprises offer more remunerative prospects. 5. The route and plans of the line, as far as San Fernando, have been approved by the Government, and the works are ra pidly Progressing ; the first section (more than one.fourth of the whole line) is expected to be ready for traffic in the course of the present month. Materials and rolling stock sufficient to complete and work one-half the entire line are also ready at Buenas Ayres; and although the concession allows three years for the completion of the road, the favourable accounts recently received afford every promise that the entire line may be finished within twelve months from this date. 6, A contract has been entered into for the completion of the whole line at • price considerably within the available teed wale], part payment being agreed to be taken by re a C a u:: tractors in the fully paid up ordinary shares of the Company, which will be re .erved for Isue In accordance with the contract. 7. The deferred preference shares are reserved for lame as fully Awes, paid up Awes, and are to be applied In part-parer* fee the concession an the lands and premlacs, works, plant, and mate ready al acquired or constructed. it The guaranteed preference shares will be entitled to a pre ferential dividend of 7 per cent., secured by the Government guarantee, and will be allowed a like rate of interest on all pay. emote made In respect of calla, or In anticipation thereof, during construction. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] Friday, July 26 - The deferred preference shares will not he allowed interest during construction, but will be entitled to a dividend of 7 per cent. out of the profits, after the guaranteed preference shares shall have been paid their dividend. After all the preference shares shall have received a dividend of 7 per cent., the ordinary chores will be entitled to a like divi dend, but will not receive interest during construction. The surplus then reraidrung will lw annually distributed as a bonne amongst such of the preference shares of both dames as may be drawn by lot. When the preference shareholders shall thus have had re turned to them an amount equal to the capital represented by the shares is, drawn, the preference or? such shares will cease, and they will thereafter rank as ordinary shares in all subse quent divisions of profit. . . 9. Applications for guaranteed preference shares, on the annexed form, atter payment to the bankers' of gl per share, in part payment of the deposit of N. 2 10s. per share, may be sent to the brokers, or to the °dices of the Company. If no allotment be made to the applicant, the deposit will be returned without deduction. 10. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained from the brokers of the Company, Messrs. Joshua Hutchinson sod Son, 16, Ansel-court, Throgmortonetreet from the solicitors, Messrs. Ashurst, Soo, and Morris, 6, Old Jewry; sad at the odes of the Company. THE NORTHERN RAILWAY OF BUENOS AYRES COMPANY No. (Limited). APPLICATION VON SHARNS .._ • _ _ To the Directon of the _ Norther, !Lilly of Boom Ayres - Gentlemen,-1 request you to allot to me Guinn. teed Preference Shares to the above-nanied Company, add agree to accept that number of ahares, or any less number that poet may allot to me, subject to the Articles of Association ; and I hereby authorise you to ester my name upon the Register of Shareholders of the Company for the number of shares which may be allotted to me. Name in full) Address in hull) Profession or description Date Signature No. Re' RICQpP. To be retained by the Ap he plicant, after having been signed by t Bankers. Received on account of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres Company Liniltecil, from the sum of being deposit of I:1 per share on application for shares is the undertaking. For "The City Bank." If it be not convenient to make the deposit with the Bankers of the Company, this entire form may be sent to the Company's Mies, by post, accompanied by cheque for the amount of the deposit. Cheques to be crossed "The City Bank." "• . !.`%Sl'ArEft ........„.... , o , . • • • , ~,,, --lhi - "f P b C. ..... c , (4 1 j1 1 , 0 l ii 1..... w.. SS . " _..... :11141Xa [TWOPENCE THY INTERNATIONAL EIIUBITION. Sawn ticket " "(Payment 7,9811 ... 19,1012 Told 27,860 Friday, July It TiMmon Yokels .. Payment Total a,OlO =Mt 110.8152 The remarkable fineness of the day had not the effect of very much increasing the attendance yes terday. Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince of Saxony and his brother, Prince George, visited the building early, and spent some time in the examination of its contents. The visitors to Class 31 would do well to examine the gas apparatus by means of which Mr. Porter, of John-street, Adelphi, proposes to supply private houses in the country with means of gas illumination. In tins" the superiority of gas has long been an established fact, but, ex cept in some very rare cans, not one of the man sions with which the country is so thickly studded has as yet been made acquainted with the most brilliant and manageable of all practicable light.. Mr. Porter has invented a comparatively simple apparatus, which can be made available in any country house,l and which can be managed by a labourer or one of the ordinary aervanta of the stab liahraent. Mr. Porter ruses coal for the generation of the luminous vapour, but removes all objections to it on the score of smoke, damage to pictures, &c., by a purifying process , which leaves the gas perfe ctly free from any deleterious ingredient. This would remove any objection to the nee of the apparatus in the houses of the nobility, and would greed in wok hita.iiiraetion d tkeee plelewe there is no light by which pictures look so well as properly-arranged gas-burners. Now that country visitors are pouring into town, "thick as leaves in Vallambrosa," is perhaps the best time for calling attention to Mr. Porter's gas apparatus. The Earl and Countess Russell were amongst the visitors yesterday. The Packenham National School pupils, to the number of 31, were franked in by the Rev. W. C. Duckworth. The highest temperature yesterday, taken by Negretti and Zambia's patent thermometers, was at 145 p.m. :—ln the nave, 70.5 ; in the galleries,7l.9. The temperature in the building yesterday was high, but not oppressive. The following are the total numbers admitted yes terday, compared with the corresponding day in 1861: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STAMFORD MEETING.—FRIDAY. More beautiful weather could not have been desired than that which concluded the two days' meeting at Stamford, when the attendance was more numerous than upon the first day, the neighbouring agriculturists assembling in greet force. The eriatecracy also again patronised the meeting ex tensively. The programme comprised seven events, coin mewing at 2 o'clock and terminating at 5.15. The feature of the day was the Clifden Cup, for which event the numerous field of • baker's dozen went to the poet. The three first favourites lay in front from the start., and Humphrey coming away before mulching the enclosure, won with considerable ease by a length. The other events require no comment. Subjoined are details of the running : THs lim.ron Stamm of 50 love. each, h ft ; far 3-yr olda ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Sat 71b ; winners extra. About a mile and a half. (5 subs.) Count F. do 'a Mate, by Alorw-Aunt 714111., Set 10Ib (Inc. b extra) ;Yordham) 1 Lord Chesterfield's c by VolUgeor-Typee, tent Sib (Miasmas) &COM Fiasco THE Tamp Wornoars Brinntm. Susan of 10 sore. each, with 50 added by the Marquis of Exeter, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, fist 101 b ; fillies, Bst 711 i. Penslties and allowances. One mile and a quarter. Lord Comatry's Exchequer, by 81ockwel0.-611sam, het 100) (Adams) I Lord W. Powlett's Flighty, ast Mb (Sharpe) 2 Mr. Charles Walker's Welland, Sot 31b ..... ;Earl) Tan CUMIN Cor (Handicap), value 900 son, by sub ecription of 10 soy., each, with 100 soya. added ; for 3-yr olds and upwards ; winners extra. Threiequarters of a (34 übs. Mr. G. Lambert's Humphrey, by Ileatly-lledalle lie b le.teir=itWini Tax STAXFORD Cur, valise 100 sows., by subscription of 10 Bova. each ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; cerMie penalties and allowanoss. Three miles. (16 subs.) Mr. PaW. Dub, by Wild Dayrell-Ciraustan, 3 Tall: . 711, t Lord Westmoreland's Schism, 6 yrs, 9st 61b Water) 2 lord Slumlord's Duldbelia, 6 yrs, Bit ;A. Idwards, 3 A Elnu.oro Ham of 5 son. each, with 40 added • for 2-yr olds and upwards ;go Limaltias and allowancen Three-quar ter of a mile. (3 Lord Weetnierdancla !subs.) by Colote:dale-flerenade. SOL), bat 121 b (J. Grlmsbaw 1 Mr. L "Amuses Passion, 2 yrs (WV, eel 111, (C. Gray; 2 FLIRT VI. .11 or THE Fou le r: Wariioll.llt _ ISTA IBS of 10 soya each, with 50 added by the Marquis of Exeter, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b • . Slime, Bst 71b ; penalties sad snowman. T.Y.C. (19 sub s.) Sir B. Des Vosx's Tajo, by Teddington- Agra, bit 717 (Castanet, 1 Count Batthyany's Totem, List 10Ib (Walls) 2 Lord Ramlord's Revolver, Bst tolb (A. Idwards; 3 Tar SCURRY Hasincer of 10 sovs. each, h ft, for all son Gentlemen riders ; professionals 61b extra. Five furlongs. Mr. Hamilton's Pelhidd, by PeUon-Diadent,3 yrs, tat ebb Incl 6lb extrs) (.1. Ouster I Lord Uxbridge's Marble HUD, 3 yrs, list bulb ane alb extra) Roger., 2 Lens? BETTING ON THE 00IIESE. GOODWOOD STAKE& 10 to 1 apt Canary (t and off) 10 to 1 14 to 1 Myrtle (t Audrey (1 ) 00 to 8 t freely) 20 to 1 St. Bernard (t and off) 29 to 1 Rather High Dolt (1 and off) 1000 to 30 WatehAre (t) 100 to 1 liartingtoo (1 and off) GOODWOOD CUP. 3 to 1 apt Tbe W 01) 9to 2 Let/and ill ( a t r ) d ( sto 1 Feirerater (1) 5 to 1 Thu Whinier (cdf) ET. LEGER. 500 to 15 opt Embalm (t) CRICKET. THZ M C. C. AIID GROHND V. THE SOUTH WALES ChM—This match was brought to a osneht 'ion yesterday, at Lord's, in favour of South Wass Oak by 232 runs. The spore stood as follows : —South Wales, first innings, 110 ; second innings, 259 ; total, 3e9. Y. C. C. sad Ground, first innings, 70; second innings, 67 ; total, 137. DOGGSII . B COAT AND BADGE. Kr. Dards, the patty, who have the control of lifter divers withdrawals and completing the hat of competit follows : Jenne Worlledge, Ilungerford. I John Messenger, Cherry-gar- Jonathan Oakley, Llroehonee- den. hole. Edward Oylett, Legal-quay& Thomas Jams Abbott, Dock- I James Rivard Beckett, Old bead. Barge-home. The winner will, in addition to the coat and badge, re ceive a guinea from the Fishmongers' Company, and three guineas from a theatre proprietor, and all the rest of the men have good prima The competitors are to be started upon the early ebb, shortly before 6 in the evening. r of the Flhatorspars' Cas tillo wager, has at substitatiana ~seeded is on for ant Friday's nos as NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMMIALIT. JULY 25. —11V012PT111317%. —Cap tain R. Lacy, to the Himalaya, vice Smoombo superseded at his owa regnant. Liaatesasta R. F. Broadrick, to the Roman ; J. Roth, to the Royal Adelaide ; R. H. Swinton, to the Fsdicborgh 0. N. etreatiald, to the Severn ; G. W. L Lloyd, to the Aida ; F. W. Prosier and H. S. Mandeville, to the Corn wallis. Hadar W. H. Bradley, to the Wellesley, for service is the Racoon. isur i esa W. Row (B), Y. 8., to the Melpomene. Aamieat Perimeters W. Rhodes, 'to. the Severn ; ead F. Evans (in charge), to the Vindictive. Chid Engines E. J. Burnley, to the Himalaya. Mr. L. Kirwan has beat aomia►tad to a naval cadeiehip. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 25. The Warrior, 40, Iran screw frigate, Captain the Hon. A. A. Cochrane, OM., has shipped her sinninaltioe, and will shortly sail for the Money. Some alterations have been mess in her roagasines. OZTIRAL PALM :S.—Bump= Ova THE Youw- TAIIIIIL-01. DAT.-1411114T, AILT 1111.—Ad minions as parasol 7 47L, 14296 ; Nom Make* 1,176 total 1, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1862. E LONDOT at 191, Fleet -trod. saw Temple-bar . SAWYER% FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THES AA!, On Nth 104 . will wrist of— POTAGISI A to Faubonue—l. 4 Dachewe POISZION. Turbot sauce Homard—Boles bites. Catelettes de Mouton sauce Toilette—Rissoles 1 la Rd**. Bond Braise i la Bretagne—Arum:l. Pending 1 la Im Pala T is- I =Deto d'Ananu. Fromm et thabdo. TO•YO11OW, Me 97th fait. TIS LONDON DINNER wW *NNW of— 110TAIIML Tete de Vasa-411 TIM/Jenne. Moles woe aux teole—Boaeie tette. =TRIM Ms de Veen eat petit pols—Venaisoo lisebee. Bond Bliti—Motiton Beak. 121T1116111. Puudiug de Blacult—Oxelee d'Or. On MONDAY, the 28th Inst., the LONDON DINNIat urn amidst of— POTAOIO. Bisque de Howard ila Stanley—a la Claremont. POMPON. Baumon sauce paean—Soles bites. [MUM Beadopee 'de Filets de Bout 1 la Royale— Massie de Volatile i la Royale. 1111111X1P1. Footling 1 la Vlctolre—Compote de Prunes de Bordeaue • homage et Wade. An extamire sad owatallyeelected dock of lthentak. Moselle, and other W Ines, Imported expreasl7 far The London Manic Turtle Soup, and all Ptah In sauna, dally. Floe Hamletlea of Venlaon every day, at l and 5 o'clock. N.B. During the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners In the Coffee Boom Ila carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Senders at four o'clock. FRIWYJLICH SAWYER, Proprietor. CRYSTAL PALACE.—On MONDAY next, ONE SHILLINO. Open from Nine o'clock till duet. 13ALAIS de CRISTAL.—BLONDIN i par deompas Ms IONTAiNEB, Lunch prochalo, II QUALTRZ ORYSTAL PALACE.—On MONDAY nezt.— vv IMONDIN will give one of his ILITRAORDINiUtY PIE FORMANCRIS on the HIGH ROM over the FOUNTAINS at Four o'Clock, MONDAY next In addition to Ida usual fstaM will, by 'pedal rerun, perform a series of daring Gymnastic Evolu tions on a slack rope, suspended from the high rope. He will else be wheeled across the rope by Mr. Punch. The rope, upwards at One Hundred and Fifty feet bleb. ex tends the whole length of the Tenet*. During the ascent the Fountains will be played. The BAND of the UOLDSTREAM GUARDS will be In attend ance. After the ascent the Military and Orchestral Band of the Com pany will be wilted and perform Meyerbeer's and Auber's Exhibition 31 laic In the Great Orchestra. Should the weather prove u➢favourable, Blo➢di➢'s perfor mances will be give➢ on the High Rope i➢ the Ce➢tre Transept. IMMENSE SUCCESS of LITTLE CORELLI, the greateat Gymnasts of the day. The extraordinary acconiplisluyiente of this wonderful child have crested quite a sensation, her appearance each evening being hailed with an outburst of applause. In addition to her performance every evening, the entertainment will combine the whole of the talented company engaged, with a host of other novelties, in cluding the appearance of the Australian Prodigy. Great success of Bam Collins in his new song. Paddy don't care." Engage ment of Mr. De Brenner. principal tenor.—LONDON PAVILION. LOIBL and BONNEIAII ILEX Proprietors. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad 0314. a and 4. G00D054817.61T, V. BROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIRS sad 0017 Barrack Yunnan, Tnialea, Pertaaa kens, ete. —166, . Catalogues tree. VIES'S SPERM DANDLES, ls. 4d. and ed per lb. ; Eno British wax, Is. 6d. ; transparent wax, 6ulne wax, 2s. 4d. Oernum wax. 3d.: botanic wax, :Detest sperm, la. : composite,m G d ., and the best . 101 d. ; ° for Palmer lamPs. ; mIkL dips, ; rissalds, &X Cols% 011, 44. per Dunn; y ello w soap 3es., 40a., 44a., and 48s. psr llxlba ; mottled, Sea old brows Windsor, Is. 9d. per poet; common brown Windsor, Is., white Windsor, la. td. ; honey, Is. 4d.: glycerine and almond, Is per ber—ter cub, at M. P. DAVIES sad SONS' add-established wars hones, OS, Bt. Martin's.lane, Charing.croes. London. W.C. CIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Vv Highbory and Kinp/and Coal Hecate. No travellers or agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Heaton, Haswell, and Lunbton Vialbeisd, the best house coal, direct from the col lieries by screw steamers, is Sts, per ton (do not pay =PO UMW j wo7 Protont) Hartlepool, tis. ; Tanfteld, 17e ; belt Man. ITC Inland, by railway : Silkstone, first clam, : second class, lea. Clar Crass, 19a. and Ina. ; Harnaley, 17e ; Hartley, VW Net Delivered screened to any part of London. AU orders direct to LEA and Co., chief odicee North London Railway Station, Ilighbury, lalingtos. or Kingsland. WHITE and SOUND TEETH areindispennable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' OIXINTO, or PHABL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Orientsl ingredients, is of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthenum the gams, and in giving • pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spot/ of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the ar4to 4:racy of kkirope, and It Is universally In high repute. Price ka 9d. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Odoato." THE BEST PARIS FASHIONS will be found In the " PARIS ELEGANT" tel AUGUST, which contains three beautifully coloured kingraviags, and can be ordered of any bookseller or newsagent. Mos la., post free la Id. - Vi7 . lltorass, Publisher. No. 26, Brydges-street, Covestegardeo. DR. CURTIS ON NERVOUSNEB3. GENERAL DEBILITY, he. Just published, price Is., pod free from the Author for It stamps, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health end vigour, the result W twenty•five years' successful practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter snd shorten We. By Br. J. L. COMA, 15, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till S, and 6 to 8. " We feel no hesitation in saying there is uo memberof society by whom the book will not be toned useful—whether such person hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clam. man."—sun. London: Mann. M. oseakili : wed J. Allen. 20, Warwick-lane. - 1111111111? . CHARM) BOO& Lir, Stamford, Ironmonger, Aug. 12. at IL 1081DAVIIIPO1T Lumen, Lower Bartonetreet near Glances. tar. high WWI of the County Court, A .¢l4 11, 1$ IL JAME Purrs, Ovenden, Yorkshire, commleA on &rot, Aug. 7, at 11. Mall= BMW Moat, Sheffield, hardware merchant, Assn, at 10. TBOXLII Winn!, Sheffield, grocer, August 9, at 10. 101 Es thualan Invitee, Uverpool, A at It 8411171 L Manchester. provlti=e . :ll7l l mt 2, at 12 . JOKY MAT, lancsater, ironmorrger, August 6, at 11. WILLIAM Paignieoss, &clew, Lancashire, milliner, Aug. fl, at 11. KAMA/ Gl/Con, South Shields, late mast maker, Angela 8, at 11. YLIIIINW COAT" Be ilington, Northumberland, malskr, Au. gnst 4, at a Carlin= EDWARD BILDT, Birmingham, clerk, Sept. 29, at 10. HOSII WOODWARD, Jun., Wed Derby, pilot, August 7, at 1 Joni 71tAY1s, Livery.), coach builder, August el, at ltasmar Anierrorrn, Hulme, Lancashire, beerhouse keeper, An gela le, at 10. Ran Rangy, Ruble, Lancashire. milk dealer, August le, at 10. Murky Wooninun Rwserrr, Sheffield, druggist, August 14, at loan Effina/Pagn, Sheffield, steel toy maker, August 14, at I. Watthlt Bowie, Rye, Sumer, Innkeeper, August 6, alit I ffßaMOlMlLAWLay,Sherburn, Yorkshire, blacksmith, July2B, atl2. JOKY aB B/WWII, Leicester, Journeyman baker, Augustlo. at COLLET, Longion. Staffordshire, grocer, Augaat 0. at U. WILLIAM EDWAIW Devcsa, Aberystwith, baker, August 7, at It NULL PlMlffrat, Dowlais, Olamorginshire, brewer, Aug. 9, at 2. LIMO= CLIOG, Bellield, Lanceahlre. fuller, August 11. at 11 . , Thongs OATES. jun., Settle, Yorkshire, bootmaker, Aug. 7, at 10. I Nanny Bail, Witham, Yorkshire, labourer, August 1. at 12. Jean WORM, Kingston.upou-Hull, coal porter, August I, at 111. Bing ILUMLIT, Blngston.upon.tlulf grocer. August 1, at icy. raIILLUOII HATIMID, Oxford. innkeeper, August 7, at 10. 41.11110890W1, Jun., Comm Oxon, farmer's assidant, Aug.ll, at 11. OWffil 1111.1.1 Alta, Merionetluhlre, Innkeeper, August 1, at 11. WILLIASIOW, Lewes, chemist, August 1, at 10. Janie TAMIL, Beth'. Oxon, cooper, July at 10. DHOW Mum Brierly.bill,Stallordshire, blackamith,Awg.2B,at9l. Timms TilkaollD, Bury, Lancashire, bootinakee, Aug. 14, at 11. TOMAS 105118016, Great Grimsby, Lisoolasklre, Aug. lb, at 11. 0110101 Railthoott, Batas-MA Woroestareldre, tenor, Aug. 8, 410. /OHM 0/11011, Not-Umiak JammsLassas Rear Bsswasszai gim. 11 1 1 111 8 1 :010, Lk • Cornwall, e 'agent: Await*. at 11. tW Bath, Plymouth, fishmonger, August 7, at 1 1. NIMISAnnill. Ansa. Ipswich, jearnegmn meter, Ang.6, at IL = ca ftan, verdon, Northamptonaltke, asepaidar, Avg. 6, at 10. WISBON, Ridding*, Derbyshire, besettouse keeper, Au gust P e at IL BMW aime Omuann, Witham, !rex, baker, Aug. 7, at 10. Jams Moaner, Bwinford, Leicestenhire, blacksmith, August. I. at 11. JUNI WILLIAMP, Hanford, Raffonlahlre,brielonaker, Aug.?, atll. isAB ELUSJoNso,Northwood,Statfordshire,potter,Aug.24ai IL LAST EXAMINATIONS. August 2& R. C. Webb, Readbag, Insurance agent—August 18. H. R. Dominus:l, NA:mouth-street, Westnntutter, prowls" of Egsompanies-August 18. A7nunro, Cbelsa, ;atester- It J. R. Veal, Bernardetreet, Russeldsquare, buyer of atugnat it C. Cracknell, Enfield, Middlesex, cortmerchant -August 18. W. H. Widdowson, Pratt wet, Larabeth, dirk-August it J. Radway, Britsiuda-place, Wandsworth rood, baker -August 18. IL A. Merrick, Frederick-street, Cale loidan-road, convulsion Incas clerk-August 18. A. F. Coley, =et, Jinni/ad-road, commission agent-Augnt l& H. iTssemblydow, Mile-end-road, manufacturer of coloured erßAnton 11. M. C. Abelin, Angel-terrace. Islington, corn eert;turntiLtinW. Gwth t uckust gl.Br4Tanaudd, Peter-street, Southwart-hridge-road, cab Froldletor - atirtrt 21 . 1. R. Houghton, Champion-grove, Camberwell, consulting sur. goon -August 22. W. Willson, Yorketrest Ban, Stepney, assistant to a sub-contractor-August 22. H. Darts. Tahmuacle. square, Horton, general dealer-Sept. 12. J. H. Katy, Percival. Meet, Clerkemwell, lapidary-August 22. J. Callas, Cliy-road, tan- August 22. J. Henabaw, Westmhister-bridgaraid, Lam beth, bill poster-August It 0. J. Moore, Holdhogrworthatreet, Holloway. Journeyman painter-August 22 E. C. Little, High street, lower Norwood, and Chapel-place, Bermondsey, cooper - Aren't :M. W. Wright, Watford, Berta, journeyman carpenter- August 22. J. H. Kendall, Sutherland-street, Pimlico, clerk in Whiceice,-August 2t. J. C. Jones, Richmond-terrace, =r , rend, tailor-August 22. H. heassnt, Shirley, Hants, Angust 21. 0. P. Kay, Richard-street. Liniehonse-fields, licensed victualler-August 21. J. Cole, Outtage-rosd, Pimlico, Ifen ll eamil --August 21. F. J. A. Fitzroy, Winchester-street, Pimlico, gentle inn -August 21. S. F. Bllton, Essex-street, Strand. and Finchley, berristerdattaw-Angust 21. W. Jones, Ltdbury-terrace. Beyer wan:Journeyman tailor-August 21. G. 8. West, Clapham, Sarney, baker-August 21. W. Bradford, Church-street , }Catalog ! ton, schoolmaster-August 21. T. Clark, Douglas-street, Deptford -A t 21. K Woodard, Portotelloderrace, Kensington-park, August 21. F. Foord, Lewisham, Kent, traveller , • 21. R. Fowler, Claremont-terrace, Fentimaes-road, South law clerk -August 21. W. M.Cree, Lanref Pesidiain, exhibitor's assistant-August 14. K. Mortiock, -c t a rr: manbury, manufacturer of fancy goods-August 6. R. Simpson, Berkley-street, Lambeth-walk, machine worker-August 6. S. C. Drayton, Gravesend, draper-Sept. 12. J. Williams and F. Wil liams, Birmingham. poniterers-August 19. O. Willoughby, Not tingham, smallware dealer-August lit R. Sutton, Nottingham, drover-August 26. Margaret Jones, Aberamon, Glamorganshire, lionised victualler-August 25. R. Hitching', Jon., Bristol, merchant-August 25. A. Curtis, Bristol, pork butcher -August 26. J. Reed, To2r4, Devontlare, builder- August It J. F. Crook, h, Devonshire, grocer- Sept. 5. H. Stanton, Leeds, bacon actor-Sept. 6. J. Shaw Dodwortb, Yorkshire, wood turner-August E. Long, Knob! Money, Yorkshire, late farmer-August Et J. Copeland, 81. Helen's, Lancuhlre, grocer-August 8. E. Parsons, Manchester, commission agent-August 11. S. Wild, Manchester, cloth agent -August 15. J. B. Dyson, Allonsford, Northumberland, corn ' stiller-August 18. W. Bargees Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tailor- August 21. J. Tlmperley, Manchester, sausage maker-August 19. W. Chamberlain. Jun., Manchester, innkeeper-August 19 J. Clark, Manchester and Salford, confectioner-August 20. H. re fg, Manchester, dentist's assistant- August 20. D. Milner, esteL . r ...... al .s.o dearr-Ao=B l 4. Hairy . Manchester, 118. W. Num.bestb, near Cfter boot manufacturer-August k T. Barton, Man chester, bet: reeler-August 20. E. Lowther, Kirkbuopton. Cum berlandshire, shoemaker-August S. T. Hopwood, Stockport, imendraper- August 0, J. tihawcress. Stockport, registrar of births and deaths-August & H. Heald, Stockport, confectioner August ii. J. Sheldon and S. Sheldon, Rainow, Cheshire, elution spinners-August 15. A. Smith, Southgate, Yorkshire, paper bobbin maker-August 23. G. Walker, Morpeth, Northumber land, butcher-August 16. J. Milford, Kenford, Devonshfre, wheelwright-August 19. T. Cornfield, Conley, Staffordakdre, moulder-August 19. B. R. Whitehouse, Wednesbury, Staf fordshire, grocer-August 19. T. Pennington, Billiton, Stafford. shire, licensed victualler-August 19. W. Franks, Coseky, Staf fordshire, miner-August 19. J. Stephen., Conley, Staffordshire, whitestolth-August 7. J. Pilkington,ll aline, Lancashire, butcher -August 7. Mary Daemon Coate, Manchester-August 9. 0. Warkinson, Edwinatowe, Notts., shopkeeper-August 9.0. Ward, Kdwinstow e. Notts, gamekeeper-Sept. It. R. Threadgould, At tereliffe, near Shetheld, picture frame dealer-August 8. J. F. Milner, Kingston-upon-Hull, medical student-August 21. J. Griffiths, Merthyr Tydfil, butcher-August 13. W. Washington, Hyde, Cheshire, , tinplate worker-August 7. T. T. Drysdale, Swamies, shipowner-August 16. J. Dexter, ermine, Leicester shire, butcher-August 20. F. Cape, Hminster Somersetabire. blackandth-August 14. D. Morgan, Tremor, Olamorganshire, grocer-August lb. T. B. Dyson, Rastrick, Yorkshire, stone mason-August 11. W. Cotton, Anent, Salop, briekmaker- August 11. W. Leighton, Shrewsbury-Aueust 11. T. Woodfin, The Lees. Shropshire, late licensed victualler-August 21. J. Y. Hardy, Ilkeeton, Derbyshire, draper's assistant-August 21. It It ilward, Kilbourne, Derbyshire, miner-August 6. R. Skinner, Ooalleigh, Devonshire, Innkeeper-August 22. C. Gregory, Cheltenham, surgeon-August 7. J. Steel, Doncaster, railway labourer-August 19. Harriet Ann Dennis Thorn, Cambridge, schoolmistress August 19. J. C. Price, Cambridge, taller. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. TAWAEI &IRE IRON - 643iPLIT(11111 flicil4ll -. IL 16, at 12, at B•aloghaltdreet—to make a can of I6a. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. TEMPLE GRONER ToLLET, Lamb-street, Spits'fields, builder—lit dividend of is. ad., any Monday before Sept. 16, at flianafeld's, BasinghaUatreet. HERM) Lewis BLACEILAN, Lombardutreet. City, tailor—Sod dividend of fa. 42d., any Monday before Sept. 16, at Stansfeld's, Baainghae-it het. Thomas Caxrun, Plaistow Marsh, draper-Ist dividend of 2s. Std., any Monday before Sept. 16, at Standelds, Basing hallatreet. WlLLian Jamas Errs, Maidstone, Kent, nurseryman-Ist divi dend of 34d., any Monday before Sept. IS, at Stansfeld's, Ba dnghall HENRY TATUM, Frederick-villas, Balaton. clerk—lit dividend of Ss. Id., any Monday before Sept. la, at Stausfelds, Basinghall. street. CHARLES IROADN, Black Prince-row, Walworth-road, oilman-Ist dividend of la. any Monday Won, Sept 16, at Stan.- Basingball-street. RICHARD CANiquil and Loitran HENRY JONES, Wolverhampton, chemists--ist dividend of as., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Baia= and Ktias—lat dividend of 6d., any Wednesday, at Mot , gan's, Liverpool. WILLIAM liaLlia, Macclesfield, wine merchant—lst dividend of is. ad., any Tuesday, at Harnaman's. Manchester. Itoiruity THOMAS Paw, Kendal, draper-Ist dividend of Oa, any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle.upon-Tyne. DIVIDINDIL August e 3. H. Hingham,ist7lchr Suffolk, builder-August 21.. W. Evans, Shrewsbury, tailor-August It N. Herz, Nottingha m, cigar merchant-August & W. Yeeles, North Shields, bi l der- Aunst 16. N. Twirell, North Shields, hardwaretnan-August 7. T. Bell, York, chemist-Aut 8. 7.. T. Chaloner, York, hosier- August 13. W. Monday, s. fo Surrey, grocer-August 13. J. Hadfield , Glossop, Derbyshire, leather dealer. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. August H. 8. M. Salomon. Liverpool, toy merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Clarke and J. Wtostanley, Wigan. Lancashire, printers- G. C. Amott andC. C. Amutt, St. Paul's-churchyard, drapers - A. Dufour, F. A. Dufour, P. 0. Dufour, and E. P. Untilhae, Great Bell-alley, kloorgateetreet, merchants, so far as regards A. Dufour-J. Wright, J. Smith, J. Fleming, and J. N. Fleming, Bombay. merchant; so tar as regards J. Wright-C. Winter and H. Allen, West India Docks, and Three King-court, Lombard street, mahogany merchants-A. Cumming and C. L Cockburn, Liverpool-street, City, and Rodney-wharf, Battersea, oil refiners -Hannah Settle and 11 R. Settle, Coventry, watch manatee turens-B. Lang and L D. fang, Skinner.street, Snow-bad, and Rue de l'Echiguier, Paris, indlarubher tuanufacturers-F. ser and .1. Winter. Onion-street, Borough, general drapers- I. Preston and G. Pearcey-J. Austwkk and J. Williams, Great Tower-street, City, ship brokers-J. S. Joule and W. S. Mat thews, ikoue, Staffordshire, brewers-W. Y. Tuke and J. Cas son, Vencharchetreet, City, and York, wholesale tea dealers ,. Howarth and J. Robiatiaw. Oldham, Lancashire, shuttle makers-T. Winkler, Steeple Claydon, Bucks, and G. Austin. London, ningerbeermanufacturers-W. Howson and & P. How- I son. Newcastle.under.Lyme. Staffordshire, grocers-Arthur Bas- tow, J. , Masson, A. Snowde n, J. Wood, J. Brookabsak , J. Foster, J. Pickle., John Brooksba, and Alfred Bestow, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturers-M. Clopcevich and E. J. WU kin& Broadetreet-bulldlngs, City, corn merchants-J. D. Mosel) and L Woolf. Unionetreet, Bishopekateotreet, furriers -T. Reels and W. C. Pedley, Olney, Bucks, auctioneers - Grant and ft Wilde, Tottenhameourt-road, leather sellens-G. J. Morant, J. Boyd, and R. Montag, New Bond.etreet, aphid keret., so far as regards G. J. iforant-& T. Middleton sad J. Middleton. Two, Cornwall, grocers- R. Warwick and J. C. MelD, Kinplon-upon-Hall, woollen drapers-W. C. Purvis and H. T. Purvis, Alnw irk, Northumberland, groonNt-P. Keating and W. H. Watkeys, Water-lane, Neweakie.strast, Strand, and White Hart-street, Drury.lane. stationers-W. J. Valentine, Luton. Beds, straw bonnet manufacturer, sod W. P. R. Southern. Dunstable. Beds, auctioneer In the trade of a straw bat manufacturer-W. P. Beecham, sen., W. P. Beecham. jun., attorneys-R. Thorne, T. hi. Thorne, and C. H. Curtis, Green ock, spirit merchants, IPBOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. taxikurriL [NAN= OP SOLICITORS ASO Fl 7 -1117 - PA177031a111 TO NS (WARM AT TB) OPTIC! OP TIM OHOV 111161111TR,ts, COVET OP IRANI:101TOT, nalniloHALL-81/121ZE1 Jelin Wersor, Northampton-street, Old Kent-road, locomotive engine driver, to surrender August 12, at 11. Mains BNCRIISSALt, Steventon, Berke, builder, Aug. 12, at 12. KLIZARRYS Tti tetra, Regent-street, Lamboth.walk, and Peckham, licensed victualler, August 12, at 11. Jose WINToit, First street, Chelsea, general dealer, Aug. 12, at 1. JOHN HENRI' CHLICSBACH, Carlton-read, H.sida-vale, professor of music, August 12, at 1. °Down }twos°, Sandgate, Kent, grocer, August 12, at I°. HANKY limos, Stamford-street, Blaelffriararcad, vine worker, August 12, at 11. CHAKLLS JOINER, ARNOHARITOON, New North-road, COMMIAdOn agent, August it, at IL MINIM FRANCIS HURRY, Francis-place, Holloway-road, stone sawyer, August 12, at it WHAJAN Haney HOWL Cornwall.street, Pimlico, late beenhop keeper, August 12, at I. CHARLES HOINSWIN, Church-street, Soho, bootmaker, Aug. 12, at 1. JOHN MIMICRIES Palmer, Albion-plate, Walworth, boot tree manufacturer, August 12. at 11. ZS:ROOM= Ginger, Writtle, Essex, harness maker, Aug. 12, MIL WILLIAM ADCOCK, ltuanden, Northamptonshire, accountant, August 12, at IL WILLIAM Havre, Lee, Kent, plasterer, August 12, at 71. Jolla FINCH, Tunbridge, Journeyman carpenter, Aug. 12, at It Fiume PHAROS COLLINSON, Lawrence Pountney-lane and Upper Themes-street, City, wine merchant, August 14, at 11. Meow LbWARD ftritvlas, Dray's Thurrock, Eases, baker, Au gust 9, at 10. SOLoNON UNDO, Riches-court, City, commission agent, Aug.9,at 10. %Minn Km SNITS, Halt Moon-street, Piccadilly, and Prede ' ricksburg, Virginia, August 9, at 11. Josum nuts and WILLIAM FISHER, Cheapaide, licensed vic tuallers, August 9, at 11. WHAIAS Mass, Welton, Northamptonshire, baker, Aug. 9, at It W lUJAH PlRRY,Oltoonetreet, Waterloo-road, baker, Aug.l4, at 2. HURT KARL, Judd-et, Brunswick-p., carpenter, August 9, at 1- , WiLLLAIE WINCH, Itaniel-street and Montague-street, Bethnal groan, tim' er merchant, August 9, at 10. THOMAS THONPSOR, St. Pees Cray, Kent, Journeyman wheel wright., August 9, at 1. Joni! WILLIAM ASTWATIR, Sheerness, builder, August 9, at 11. WILLIAM ALEN= LLOYD, Portland-road, Regent's-park, dealer In aquaria, August 14, at 11. SANnitt Cox, Chalton.street, Somers Town, and Watts-terrace, Old Kent-road, baker, August 9, at it CHAELIS DAVIS, Cubit* Town, Poplar, builder, August 9, at 10. THOMAS AMOS, Femb -road, Hackney, builder, Aug 9, at IL THORAS /mire, tailor, August 14, at Y. %KILLIAN Cwt. Northtleet, Kent, builder, August 9, at 10, Groans RIM ISTREDDES, Woodstock-road, Shepherd's Book, commission agent for the sale of stone, August 14, at '2. TLNoruy HURAIT, Mortlake, Surrey, retired Custom-house Aker August /J 9, at 1. WIL IJAN ORDAN, Hardwick-place, Commercial-read Fast, boot maker, August 9, at 1. August 14, at I. QUALM! Baiwersa, Staplefonl Abbotts, Essex, dealer In WILLIAM Avails, Birmingham, grocer, August 16, at it GIORGI wurue, Daziaaton, Staffordshire, licensed victualler, August 111, at IL EDWIJU) OUTER, Birmingham, attorney, August 11. at 1/ THOMAS Minton, charier master, August 11, sa Onotion Vinittatellerr, Wetley Hocks, near leek, Btaffordehlre, grocer, August 11, at 12. WILLIAM Use, Old 13aeleed,lrolts.beerhowe keeper.Ang.l2.at 11. JAMES BRAYS, Leicester, commission agent, August 12, at It TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (111 , 0113e8 TIL13111A115.) THE COMMERCIAL TREATY BETWEEN ENGLAND AND BELGIUM. BRUWLB, JULY 25. The bill containing the provisions of the treaty of commerce between England and Belgium was to- day laid on the table of the Chamber of Deputies. The discussion on the bill will probably commence about the 10th of August. MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDL TURIN, Jul., Z. . . . . According to the latest despatciiitiTairil;ladi - I;as not yet quitted Palermo. It is asserted that the rumours of a fresh expedition under his leadership are unfounded. SWI rZERLA,ND. BERNE, Jur 25. To-day in the Federal Assembly a question was asked of the government on the subject of the ex pressions made use of by General Durando relative to the annexation of the bishopric of Ticino. The following motion was afterwards unanimously adopted :—" The Federal Assembly, full of con fidence in the vigilance of the Federal Council in repelling any attempt to violate the intewttyuf _ d ft eadi-W .eleale attempt may the day." made, pease; to the order of PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JOLT Z. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the three treaties of commerce with France were adopted by 264 against 12. The minority was entirely com posed of Roman catholic members. The votes were taken by calling out the names of the respec tive deputies. The Minister of Finance thanked the Chamber in the name of the government for their great unanimity, and the respect paid to the wishes of the government. He hoped that great benefit would ensue from this important measure of pesos. The government of the King would continue to pursue the course upon which it had entered. proofs of the unity prevailing among the people were never wanting when the honour of Prussia was in question. PRUSSIA AND ITALY. In addition to the documents relating to the recognition of Italy by Prussia, which have been made public by the Italian government, the Prussian Gazette produces two, which emanated from its own government. One of these contains the preliminary questions to which General Du nuido replied by his despatch of the 9th July. The other is the despatch by which the Berhn cabinet officially informs its minister at Turin of the intention of the Hines government to recognise the kingdom of Italy. The document recites the declarations of the Italian government as to its intention of solving the questions of Rome and Venice by peaceful means, and accepts these de clarations as satisfactory. At the same time it reserves to the Prussian government full freedom of action in case of events which should alter the present state of things. "It will be remarked," says the indfpendance Beige, "that with respect to Venetia Count Bernstortf no longer speaks in an absolute manner of the line of the Icio as in volving the action of Prussia under any and all circumstances. The despatch only insists on the pas 'non of Prussia as a member of the Germanic Confederation, whose territory might be endangered in wince of an attack on Venetia, and thus induce Prussia, should a general war be the result, not to stand aloof from it." OARIBALDL letter of the 22nd in the Preae of pater --- day says : In spite d Garibaldi's speeches I cannot believe that ha thinks d attacking the French at Rome, and everr r li e l leads me to believe that his thoughts are rather d towards the eastern coast of the Adriatic. Let me mention • to you a fact that is very little known, and is very curious. In 1860, just as the vote was about to be takenin Nice on the subject of annexation, Garibaldi quitted Turin with the avowed intention of going to Nice, and opposing by force of arms the absorption of his native country into France. some days afterwards he landed at Marsala. I suspect that he is meditating something of the rune meet at the present moment. The letter be has just addressed to the Hung.- rises resident in Naples is of a nature to oos6rm this sus picion. - The letter of which this correspondent speaks is as follows : Palermo, 16th July. My dear Friends,—l am grieved et your unmerited pod. lion, and will do everything I possibly CM for you. Italy find noble Hungary are for ever united by boa& india eolubly connected on the battlefield of liberty, and if any evil disposed perms refuses to admit the claims to such a fraternity, the Italian nation will never forget what it owes to its brave Hungarian brethren. Do not accuse my poor country for the unjust measure which has been taken sgaind you. I do not despair of shortly sharing with you some fatigues for the advantage of the sacred cause of nations, and probably sooner even than you think. Consider me for life as your brother. MEXICO. Mexican advises by way of Havannel are to the 2nd inst. The French are represented to be in rather a critical position, being almost completely blocked in, and unable to obtain supplies. 800 Zonaves had arrived at Vera Cruz from Cordova, and were preparing to start with supplies, and, if possible, to force a passage to Orizaba. Zaragoza, it is staed, commenced to move on Orizaba again on the 11t h of June, and the French abandoned their outposts on his approach. Loreneez war sum moned by Zaragosa to capitulate or evacuate, but declined. Subsequently Zaragosa commenced an attack, but not receiving expected support from a column of troops under did not succeed in his attempt to Orte li e s " - lodge the French. Vera Crux was in a state of siege almost as bad as that of Orisaba, the Mexican guerillas continually hovering about and attacking all convoys of provisions. Prices of pro visions, in consequence, were very high. On the 13th ult. a body of Mexican troops, under the command of General Ortega, suffered themselves to be surprised by a small French force, which got possession of their artillery by a surprise, and turned the pieces against the astonished Mexicans. The French accounts magnify it into the routing of 4,000 Mexicans by 180 Frenchmen, when in r eal ity there were not 1,800 actually engaged, and who, owing to the darkness of the night, could not see the number of their foes. It was quite an insig nificant affair, and was only a temporary loss of position to Ortega. There is rno news of interest from Havannah. Yellow fever prevailed, principally among the shipping. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WOKE& —Thu usual meeting of the baud was held yesterday ; Yr. J. Pew in the chair. A letter wee received fives Yr. Outlier, secretary to the Royal Kent Diepessery, requesting that the sous sewer at Greenwich might be open to the public for three slays, at • charge of le. each, in aid of the funds of the institution. The letter was rewired, sod an answer was ordered to be returned that the request could not be complid with. no routine huskier was disposed of, and the board adjourned. [Advertiseanent.)-- num.—Sallow complexion, weariness, Mee of appetite, Impaired digestion, sal depression of spirits, which foreshow the coming of disorders of the liver, should be vigoronsly met by an efbcient regulator of that organ, such as Holloway, Pills. They address thsesselves directly to the partizular cause of irregularity, remove It, and the functions subside again Into order. The sallowness often seen in the delicate youth of both sexes, especially who: s i big fast, map be chased away by OCCILliOali doses of thew without the weakness and enervation resulting from medicines. They purify the blood, and so regulate its dread& tion that the alternate paltares and gushing, of the fees are banbhed, healthful energy supplants the lassitude, and the fish gains &mem