The Express. — London, England, 1866-07-21 00:00:00

-„!~' LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1866. No. 6,227.) Ot [eremPED, .Id. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE Oil la it I rd. KI— SSES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of • shietwoniard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACKET to AUSTRALIA.—Ior lounrs (Port Phillip) Dimwit r o w the Docks on MONDAY, 110th Wrist, Wilms at Ply . . the splendid clipper ship ESSEX, 1.100 tons, 1. S. AT- I mp, Diallawder ;i Iybi la the laot ladle Docks. Bar ..posismodati a oas wn for allxp Wawa el powagers are aneurysms*;mis die will an eerienced sargoon.—Tor Wor apply to AUTO= and M'OltO ,AN with Maws. ight MONEY % oI AIM and SONS. 7, Leadealwileinot. .--- man IRON LIVERPOOL As 4r UZIASTOWN To if -illW TORE 11 1 110 E A LIVERPOOL, /rEIV ItORK, and • ,I M PHILLDILPHLt SITA3IIIHIP 00012 PAST intend die the United Kato: ostaithig their tultleweredade-butit Iran &avw aleara4lhips, i waft PROM LIVERPOOL ter NNW TOM : CLiqDir i CITY OF Mantis:TlLL Friday, July 11. CITY OF LONDON, Weftaft,y, Most 1. Camiry Wednesday and animate Mkr,ye apd MowWyk Cabin passage by the atessuan Wilms 've l a= lk 17, and it guineas, according to tbo Panierd WSW inakidee a fail siep of socked for Cowls and the United Mato. hooked :1 3 0 • ila ziT u istageolui terms..—For further particulars to INMAN, 11, Wateretreet, Unclad; sod 10 s mg MANY. 41, Wog William-street. Landes. • CUN AR.D LINE. —BE ro l I, and NORTH AMIDLICAN ROYAL MAIL SHIPS , appointed by Obi Aibeinlity to sa il between and RIM YORK and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships Wale pat Hokin to land and receive panongsraind The follow ' fog or other vesseb are appointed to sail from Uverpool as Cork to naive the malls: CHINA, for litkiTON, Bollard', July 11. *JAVA, for NEW YO E.; &Ault, July t& • CUBA, for BOSTON, Satarday, worn 4. • Taking pusingers and goods for Tama and Havaanah, to ' be bonsferred at New York on board the &MEE Conks,. Tessege-money, including steward's fee and provisions, bat without winos or itworsa—lb Rabbi sad Beam. Waal whin, WM; mood cabin, LW To New York, chief cabin, AM ; second J ZlB.—Apply to J. B. Toord, fat, Old Broadotreet, London: J. M. Currie, Ha ri and Place de ba Roam, Paris; O. and J. Earns, 30, Jaanalcsetrest Glasgow: D, and C. Maelvor. QOOII2B . town: or D. and C. Maclver, 8, Water-strest, Liverpool. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. The Nether bees Steamlost Compute We and terreurite stesnier 0 'WAVIER, CW.ak W. &WITH, mdb WIRY SUNDAY trots Brunswick-whist Blackwell, at 11 a.m., and returning from Rot . Med= every ?madly. Fares: Saloon, Al de.: fore cabin, Ha.— Ake Ma screw stammer PYKROORD, Captain K. Van t nee, keel aQ the Tower, EVIKY THURSDAY MORNING early, Morning from Rotterdam every Sunday.—Por freight or paassis at. ly PHILLLPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPTS and Co., St. Dun shia'whouse, IC. ; or to CHAPLIN'S Universal-aide% Regent eines, R. BANK of AUSTRALASIA, incorporated by Royal Charter, 1815; No. 4, Threadneedle-street, London, nth July. 1806. The Court of Directors HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that TWO VACANCIES ip_the DIRECTION have occurred by the rata:Ba lkh or Henry log, and the decease of Sir W. Mato T. . 1 Farquhar, Hart, M.P.. and that any Proprietor, duly qualified, blending to become a CANDIDATE, or to propose some other riPreprbstor u a Candidate to all either of such "amides, must ere notice thereof In wriUng, to be left at the °ace of the rporatlon. No. 4, Threadneedleatreet, within 10 days from this • date . signifying either his intention to become a Candidate, or the name and place of abode of each Candidate so proposed. By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIKIN, Secretary. NICKELSILVEIC._AroIid, bard, white metal warranted to beep Its colour. Teo spoons, llaiper dozen dessert spoons and forks, 71 IM.: table aFoone and torte 1 all toll use. Smaller flowed,* mold at W ruse low rata receipt of cash, sent anywhere carriage tree. THOS. G. WAINWRIGHT, FURNISHING IRONMONGER 185, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGEROAD, S. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SON. S and 4, 000DG1-8111116r, and 66 and 66, TO77ISNHAMLOURT-ROAD, W. • BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS aarl COUCHES, Barrack /Furniture, Trunks, Portman • kW, 4c., at PRICEI CONSIDERABLY REDUCID. PICCADILLY. Ottawa's tree. • '8 PATENT CASK STAND, a new . B ARWW inventien, w adniirably contrived that a full butt, as well • as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted ma it without labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sedinuat of the most limpid fluid by no posallaitty can be disturbed. Price 9a. I. 14s, to snit 41, 9. and 18 gallon cults. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine. Price 40. Bd.. ditto, electroplated, 9s—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Mansiondionse. Ike that his same and address are on every article: all others are wade.' fiHSYosa Ingravisp grads. iota/Wawa LW. FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CANDLES with tapering ends, fitting any candlestick without either paper °recrossing. ht Spermaceti, Petroßtearine, the Wastelms if or bail rooms in all the meal sixes; also the hard Chamber Candles (12 in a box, la per box:, are now to be bad of all dealers in Candles, and wholesale only at the WORKS, UPPER MARSH, LAMBETH. D AVIES'S BEST REFINED C OLZA OIL, 6s. per gallon': royal Danish wax candles, Is. par lb. ; botanic wax, Is. ; best palace pnradine, Is. ad. ; second parailine, Is 441 ; . psalm sperm, Is. lid. ; second sperm, is, ad. ; Brithth wax, or sperm, la sd. ; best triumparent wax, la. 6d. ; metallic candles for Palmer's lamps, 9d. ; magnums, 90. mid size, 9id ; compo site, Sd., 10d., and the best, 11d. ; best dip candles, ; waxed wicked moulds, Si d ; yellow soap, 30., 40a, SM., and 48s. pit ; best mottled, 48s. , glycerine and almond snap, Is. per lan; old brown Windsor, Is 9d. per packet; common irownWindeor, ls. ; white Windsor, is. 4d. homer, It 4d.— tor cash, at M. P. DAVIES and SON'S old estabthdied ware. • home, 611, St. Martin's-lane, Chartag-cross, London, W.C. Lists tree on application. n• dor hal 4111 TERtikly 1 0 1e Sf r. OP ic i z e RSEIPTECTI and A C u ll, n w e bo w c. irtv m en n : - Money irdwilTnend the above to all wearers of spooteolee, as hift superior In every respect to all at present In use, not ex. da pebbles —l, llattoniptrden ; 60, Cornlttll 122, Regent • skeet and 165. Fleet street As. Pa* Kt - tit bins D., ii 64 0 * blot! y 4 of I. I Oa' It chat+ vile 4 te of it the 0 i, Wit, a; trig* v , ts.a. soot ark at. 10- 1 . s, Ld se` r a~ as • nPERA and RACE GLASSES, TELESCOPES. vv N WRETTI and ZA %IRA'S GLASSES, the best tianufae hared. Prices Ins. and 42.. Catalogues by post.-1, Batton ' ptden ; 59. Combat ; 122, Regent-street ; sad 153, Fleetetreet. METHe and PAINLESS DENTISTRY. The . tear of pain and dread of operation Inherent to all deter very many to whom ARTIFICIAL TEETH are of vital impor bac* from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a Whelks founded in 1830, and uow extending over greeter part of . kingdom, an experience unequalled haa been obtained, en abling ea to offer even the moat senidUve sufferer a system of dentistry perfect In Its absolute freedom from pain, a specialite • pertaining only to our practice, and for which ber Majesty has granted her royal letters patent. The system embraces the non . Interference with all stumps, however decayed, the wapporting belied of extraction et 1006 C teeth until they • become firm and _ . . . metal in mastication, and the utter &nonce W all and every . operation, so that the moot nervous person can be supplied with • set fear of pain or inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, mere durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Osesettation free. Teeth from sets from Om to 2S guineas, trunnated. Few thiatlescy, utility, and meter of this rysteni side " loneet."—Merers. LICWL'i and 811 IRON MOSILY and . awl 310,tie ,tlerners•street, Oxford-street, and 448, Strand, oppo ..t . wriargu -eross Railway Station. Daily attendance at IS, te, Hull ; 10, liorfelk-stneet, Sheffield , 4, F.nst i • Leeds ; 14, St. Nicholast-st., Scarbre. and 33, Coney-st., • V: 6 3.. istabliehod 1830. No sonnindon with any one of the Sum arise. • rIiOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visite!' to the 11 Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the Van and heated particles ~f dust, will find ROWLANDS' RALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, ZbTig the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat rt i taldlity, and immediately affording the pleasing sense , Moe alkaline restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin. inekla, tan spots, pimples, flushes, and discoloration are era di akd by its application, mud give place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price 4a. ad. and Bs. 6d. per bottle. Sold by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Ralydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name • of " lialydor." • N OTHIN G AT IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and • most nodal Invention of the day, AIWA A LIARLLLA.— Newt JOHN ORSNELL and Co., Three King-cowl, Lombard , street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully oiler to Ow tide truly marvellous which gradually restores lbe hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what a t on e. Th. AANAtwell& has none of the properties of dyes the •=, is beneficial to the ardent, and when the hair to once one application per month will keep it is perfectosioer. hire Li is per bottle, or in half bottles, Ins. 6d. John °amen . Ma Co. have been appointed perfumera to itit.ll. tbsrPrissesse of hales —JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'s MERRY TOOTH PASTE neatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per. ..t. N tlem I rts, and at the manufactory, Bed Wharf, 3. mos sews-street London. TH. INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most scientifically prepared and most powerftl nutri tive cordial ever intmduced ; restores to their normal condition alibi secretions, on the intewrity of whieh parted health de ' tilt It is a specific for deiodity of all kinds, and from its con ,..'n"ll among other ingmlients pepsine and phosphate of soda, ▪ Prole highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price - Per bottle, or four quantites in I tot Th. Sole Agents MOM PAU lICIART'EN and Co. 6M Oztordatreet, aad tel dlea - street. Fenchureh-street:. EC.. L.:tidos. TR!BEST REMEDY for Indi g estion, Mons ! Liver Comblalats, YRAIdtTONIS PILL of HZALTH. 1 1 to mectietn• 'vendors. at 1s- II& aad 2 L P4t box Sae . throw:haw Chemist. .I)R. scorn BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, h..... ' ajterer falling remedy' prepared without any Inefrwria , rMt, will be found Invaluable to an who surfer front bilious •Q—r complaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, Masi- Itutthe eyes, &a For habitual 0011WIellela, 116 a family t medicine, and a. a puri fi er of the blood, they are truly .atedlent ; mild In their operadon and grateful to the stomach, iiL t ata appetite, promote dgmtion, sad strengthen the nr i r, nervous system—gold by W. Lambert , chemist. It KIM unguent, Charing-eross, and by most druggists, in Doles, flit& and three ti mes th e quant i ty I n on e, b . ad. Be sure to or Dr. ficott's Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine am In a gm e4 .141 " . 0.14 Package, with "William Lambert" engraved on the ROYALPRINCESS'S ITIZATRE. —Sole Lessee and Manager. Um IINING.—SUM:11111 BEASON.— Doers epee at hail-pact r.: pwlormeaaa ewes M $ o'clock precisely. —IO,IILY WO Maria, the wee, a new and original Drama, in Three Acts, b Watts Maim laq., entitled THE HUGUNNOT CAPTAIN. chameters:—Yra. °dr ib", Mho NeOeom, Wm Amalie Tbonmeta, Mr. George limey, and Mr. Pitibtg. latWof Bohemians, in which Yeedeurs !Looter, Clodoche, ate,' and Normand° will appear. New Peens* by XL I. May& pEIELLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS an BUT and CRIANDIT. nu .to BM ALA= TPA, IL K. ft., ft. n. IL. IL 4 d. Brost deltsioea Blare Tot la now web is dd. pw pawn& Mo. doX rare. choice codas, fo. gd., J. Bd. r.i.os &NA oe.. in worhno, Kim MlKlnadinik Ctty. Lumion. 11-C. • pie, current as. Bazars at warble prim. MILLA% and Co. mead an goods earrisge bog ABTA WWI King tlimeeirest 40a worth esnlaza tree to any railway station a do oosi town ID iffilant —PIMP , and Ce. hays no agents, aor say etwassioa with any Maas in war woke or Ihlanste. EY Al 4 as Co. ITYAM & Co., 66 and 67, 0: HYAM & Co.'s TWEED OVER-COATS. & Co.'. SILK-FACED OVER-COATS. IFYAM k Co.'s SCITEI. rAM it Co.'s MORNING COATS. HYAM & Co.'s SANDRINGHAM 1311RTOUTS. 'AM & Co.'s TROUSERS. TAM & Co.'s FANCY and WASH LNG VESTS. ITYAM & Co.'s HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS, &c. HYAM a Co.'s LADIES' RIDING HABITS. HYAM & Co.'s SERVANTS' LIVERIES. I.IYAM and Co's. ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 67, Oxford-street, London. Hy= and Co.'s Summer Overcoats 215. Od. to Os. Od. Brans and Co.'s Summer Salta 42s. Od. to 70e. Od. liram and Co.'s Summer 11111k-faosd Cape 2sa Od. to 40e. Od. liyam and Co.'s Sumner Jackets Ryas and Co.'s Summer Dress Coats Blain and Co.'s Summer Frock Coats Wpm and Co.'s Summer Forts Ism sad Co.'s Summa Trousers l4s. Od. to Me. Od. - --- IFYAM & Co.'s BOYS' SIIMMCB CLOTHING, es aad 67, Oxiordetreet, London. The First Establlahment In the Kingdom for Juvenile Clothing. Boys' Knickerbocker Salta Us. to 13a. Boys Westminster and Osborn, Suit Us, to 36.. Boys' Eton, Harrow, and Rugby Suns Boys' Light Cape Overcoats Boys' Jackets for the wawa its to 21a Boys' Serviceakoke Vest. Boys' Serviceable Treueors "[YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate wear. „ i Bespoke or Order Department. „ b. Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department. „ 4. Bata, Owe, lioaery, and Ontat Department HY AM sad Co.'s ESTABLISHMENTS. • lAMIDON-611 and 6Y, OXFORD4TRIET. • BIRMINGHAM-21, 22, and 23, NEW-STRKET. LEER 9-42, !Must. ; add DSWEIBURY—Nreolgete. THE SUNDAY GAZETTE • containing all the Latest Telegrams and Expossaes of Satimelay ; exclusive and early Political Information, and comprehensive City Intelligence: the Professional News and Epitome of Public Opinion of Satur day ; Sporting, Theatrical, Pine Arts, Lep( lledtgl , Clerical, Literary. Naval and Military, and heft Service limos: is pub lished IWEEY SUNDAY MORNING In thin for distribution in the neighbourhood of London by V o'clock. *parting intelltatnce. STAMFORD RACRIA—FIinaT. This interestbiggathering on Lord 2.Yeter's estate was brought to a close today under highly advantageous clrearnstances, the weather being glorious, the attendance though somewhat short of yesterday numerous, the fields of a fair average strength, and the spots excellent. The aristocratic element Willin strong force, the carriages of several noblemen lining the course. The stand was extensively patronised, and that part devoted to the ladles was well filled. There were seven events set down on the card for decision, and the races terminated shortly after five o'clock. Appended le a return of the sport : THE KETTGN STALLS 01.50 tors.for 3-yr-olds : colts, Sat 10It) ; fillies, Sot 71b; penalties and a ll owan About a mile and a halt (9 subs.) Lord St. Vincent's Lucifer Mr. W. Morris's Ambtlion Lord Exeter's Liebe Betting : 6 to 4 on Lucifer, 2 to 1 apt Ambition, and 5 to 1 apt Hobe. THE STAMFORD CUP, value 100 WT., by subscription of 10 son. each; for 3-yr-olds and upwards; penalties and allowances. Three miles. (3 subs.) Mr. B. E. Dunbar's Tormentor 1 Mr. Sutton's &llama Mr. W. Smile's Brother to Guerilla 3 Betting ; 11 to JO On Bland, 6to 5 apt Tormentor, and 20 to 1 apt Broiler to Guerilla. THE CLIFDEN CUP, value 200 SOTS., added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 soya each, with 100 added, for ayr-olds and upwards ; winners extra ; three-quarters of a mile. (40 subs). Mr. Noble's Trapeze 2 Mr. W. Morris's The Warrior Marquis of Hastings's Pantaloon The following also ran :—Ceerope, Roden, Skirmish, Con federate, Furze Chat, la Mechante, Molly Carew, The Clown, The Tartar, Knight of St. Michael, and Historian. Betting: 4to 1 seat Knight of St Michael, 6to 1 apt Histo rian, 100 to 15 each agst Cecrops and Redan, 8 to 1 agst Molly Carew, 10 to 1 sgat Confederate, 12 to 1 apt Sidrmish, 100 to 8 apt Purse Chat, 100 to 7 apt Pantaloon, 16 to 1 apt La Ma chante, 20 to 1 apt Trapeze, and 25 to 1 each apt Warrior and the Tartar. THE SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 SOTS. each, h ft, for horses of all ages. T.Y.C. Lord Westmoreland's Tbilisi 1 Mr. J. B. Morris's Nukuheva 2 3 Mr. Savile's Ls Mtchante The following also ran :—Acolyte, Mazurka, and Cranford. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Thalla, 3 to 1 apt NWrubeva, 6 to 1 apt La !decimate. and 10 to 1 apt Mazurka. THE EIGHTH WOTHORPZ BIENNIAL STAIES Of 10 DOM each, with 50 added. for 2-yrolds ; cone, Set 101 k ; fillies and geldings, Flat 7lb ; maiden and other allowances. (26 subs.) T.Y.C. Duke of Beaufort's Vauban Mr. Pryor's FttpOtHAST Marquis of Hastings Prodigal St. Clair and Cincinnati colt also ran. Betting 7 to 4on Frlpounica, 6W 2 eget Vauban, and 100 to 8 eget any other. A SELLING STAINS of 5 son. each, with 40 added : weight for age : selling and other allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. lir. Chaplin's Rosa Vera l Sir F. Johnstone's Nabob's Daughter in k_ 2 Betting :-7 to 2 on Rosa Nora. THE SEVENTH WOTHOIPI BIENNIAL STAIIDI Of 10 SOTS. each, with 50 added, for 3-yrolds ; colts, Set 101 b ; tipple. and geldings, Set 71b; certain penalties and allowances : second to save his stake. One mile sad a quarter. (SS subs.) Lord St. Vincent's Roden Lord Exeter's Hebe Lord xbridge's Life Guardsman 3 U Betting : 6W 5 on Sedan, 5 to apt (at first even out) Life Guardsman. 1 2 3 BEDIUW AT MANCHESTER.—FamAy. UOODWOOD STUBBS. to 1 eget The Special (off) 10 to 1 eipit Bleck Prince (t) 11 to 1 The Midis colt 100 t o 7 Barney (t and off) (off, t 7 to 1 , . 000DW D ME. 10 to 1 sot Oladisteur (off) 4000 to 200 apt D ERBY Hermit ft) I 60 to 1 'get Vauban (t to 40 to 1 Dragon (t) £500) CANCER HOSPITAL, LONDON AND BRODIPTON.— The annual meeting of the governors of this institution was held yesterday at 167, Piccadilly, Mr. W. Ferrer, the treasurer, in the chair. The report stated that progress bad taken place alike in the utility and the patronage of the charity. The receipts under the bead of legacies during the past year amounted to 5241. 68. 7d., as com pared with 2,8971. Ils. 3d. the previous year, but the income from donations showed an increase of VOL Die. Id.. and from annual subscriptions 1251. 9e. The total amount of annual s ubecnptions was 6621. 3.. 6d., being the highest sum that bad been received under that head since the opening of the charity. During the past year 176 in-patients, and 254 out-patients had come under treatment, but the total number of atten dances of both new and old patients during the year, exclu sive of indoor patients, amounted - to 3,694. The commit tee regretted to state that owing to a want of adequate funds they had been obliged to refuse admiesion to the hos pital of several Fatienis for whom they had ample accom modation, and concluded their report by an urgent appeal to the public for increased support. The chairman moved the adoption of the report, whishwas seconded by Mr. Briscoe, M.P. and agreed to. INTERESTING TO IRELAND.—A German journal recounts the following episode of one of the late battles:— " A young soldier in the midst of the tumult of battle thouiiht he mow on the gram a four-leaved Amore* growing. As synch a plant is rue and is considered to being good hick, he stooped to taks it. At that Tory instant a cannon ball passed over his head so near that be must have been killed if be had not been bending down. The man so miraculously saved has sent the plant to which he owed his life to his betrothed at Seenigsberg." PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [NAME OP BOLYCITOIIB AND /MIMI PAIRICRIAMI TO la ONTADIND AT TIM 0711101 07 IWO =L=/. 11131811 AN, 00012 01 BANKIWIVOT NAIIIN ur GRALL-INNUM afrnrre rows PHILLIFeIItIAONANATII, Upper Thames-street, engineer, to sartender August 3, OA it WDAAAM 1111111.1., Feneknrch-atreet, and Trafalgar-road, Old gealread, stationer's manager, July SI, at 11. ROBLES BIM AWN MAINZ!, Lodbem-road, Welbomuegrove, omnibus eon '-'-n, July 31, at 12. JuLma Pam& Camberwell New-road, railway contractor's managing clerk, July 31, at 1. ARCHTBALD Ham, Colashillutreet, Pimlico, biker, July 31, at IL DAVID GAANAN Hors, Northeast, Kent, engineer, July 31, at I. 1 FIDIRIOO MARTINIS, Mark-lane ; Guedlord.stre Russell- 1 square ; and Cadiz, Ac., Spain, sherry shipper, July 31, at I. Moms Lir!, Broad-courtmtreet, bocker. July 30 at It. WILLIAM DUMAN, Gould-64mm Criticized-him, and South end, Zane:, general merchant, July 30, at t WatJAW Rowans, Westmoreland-mews, Bt. Stepheata-equars, Paddington, cab proprietor, August 3, at IL GEORG! Kilie, WAX-town, Poplar. builder, Aftust 3, at 11- TedWAS HARMS, Baling, Middlessa, late vidnaffer, Ang. 11, at!. IDust DAYI, Sandgate, Kest, solicitor, July MA at L ; Jana FORSTER, High-WWI, Shadwali, builder, July 10, at 11. ROBEST Oaarn, Waltham Abbey, Feral , butcher, July 30, at It ' Wants' Cliwiros, North/Met, Kent, gentleman, July 30. at 12. AVOntrlini PAYNA,Comwall-rd., Lembethaffellarose.J lll l loo . l X 1 JAMIE CANnas, West-mall, Notting. cow eeper's servant, Jiffy 90, at 1 : Onomas ARAI, Belmont-row. Wandawarthroad, and Reding street, Vauxhall-gardens, agg merchant, July 30, at 2. ' SAXIINL /EBERT PERRIB, Great Georgemtreet, Bermondsey, attorney, August 2, at 11. I Osamaa FRIDRILICIL ATLIHT. COICRSOLsr. WIGS taerekant, August Et at IL CIIAMAM Moon Manaus, Enfield, Middlesex, wine merchant's sang:, August 11, at 11. (AMOR PTIOUDROOT, Lblloll-SMOSS, 1111116011. 11110.11 Slikisman, August 3, at I. 'Nouse Daswwoon, B~Rleey Heath, Kent, gentlemen, Aug. If, sal. 1 ALIIIIRT Player% MarsidilLetree&Doidertifthilfsi (lea! ra' dealer, I Angus: S. M & EIRIIRT MORAND Bartholomew-dm, and Pelham-street, Brew ton, artificial dower manufacturer. Amami 3, at 3. ittcpArtp Own DAVIS and JOHN DEBTOR, Gravaaend, Jug iwoman, August 6, at 11. GRAHAM lftaUTT Sheerness, lieutenant In her Majesty's Marines, ♦uguwst 3, at & Joss Blooms THORNE Birmingham, merchant. August 8, at 12. Thome., Wain and Joni; DAVISON SAVAGE., Birmingham, COM ' mabolan agents, July SO, at 12. Joan trrriraana. IlAaenr,Blurton, Staffordshire, iron merchant, August 8, at 11 , WILLIAM RIIIWINGHT HARTZ?, Dungen, Staffordshhe, banker, • August 16, at 11. . °gnus PICK, BLEGIIIIIHIGI. bone button August 8, at It DONALD OR Eh/twill:HOT, travelling draper, 3, at It I ROBERT RADNALL RHODES, Wolverhumploa, iron plate worker, August 3, at 12. (Mown CUMBERLAND, Derby, furniture broker, July 31, at 11. JOB THOMAS, Port Bawl, 43 , Aug. 1, at IL THOMAS BIWADIIIN7, Cheltenham, tobsecc;aC, c rwuft . 1, at 11. CHARLES Jams DAVIES, lionarth, Carmarthena hfre architect, August 1, at 11. ALERID MORGAN, Cardiff, toolmaker, August 1, at 11. Wlll.mit HORNSBY , Middlesbrough, railway servant July 30, at IL MAROABIT EDWARDS and ROMA? Enwanue,Liverpool, butchers, August 1 at 11. WILLIAM 1111411118, Pandy Tudor, Denbigbab., mWer,Aog.l, at 12. DAVID WC a LLooN,Lirerpool, commission merchant,Aug.l,at IL ABRAHAM HAWORTH, Ilebnshore, Lancashire, cotton spinner, July 30, at it. Jons }Lawman, Raslingden, Lancashire, cotton spinner, July 30, at 12. Janus THORNBII, Burnley, cotton manufacturer, Aug. 8, at I!. Tatar= BAILST, and Jassy lianal. ?enrich, Cumberland, slates, July 51, at 12i. EDWARD HARTZ? CSWER, Darham, coach builder, Aug. 1. at 11 Jona BLOWIR, Birmingham, carpenter, August 3, at 10. CHARLES Jolla, sen. Birmingham, engine driver, Aug. 3, at 10. EDWARD CArawaxt, Birm e lham, boot dealer, August 3, at 10. JOSIPH DIMON, Dahill li Worcesterahlre,counnimion agent, August 3, at 10. THOMAS iliarruaws, Birmingham, journeyman carpenter, August 3, at 10 ITRANCIS , Shlffnal, tailor, August 1, at 12. WILLIAMPAT!, Caatleford, Yorkshire, tailor, August 1, at 12. WILLIAM Hoe, Newark-upon-Trent, coachmaker, July 23, at 10. DAVID YNOMANS, Jun., Core, Hampshire, potter, July 28, at It JOHN Rime, Loughborough, beerbouse manager , July RI, at 10. Jogs Bkouoa, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, grocer, July' 23, stn. THOMAS MORTON Tnomas, Swansea, general smith, Aug. 2, at 3. /Mums 11 , Hatleld, Yorkshire, bootmaker, Aug. 1, at 1. JOegua JaAvoss, Norwich, Staffordshire, miner, August 2, at 12. Mama STOREY, Stockton, beerbouse keeper, July 30, at 11. 301111 HOYLE °EACH, Truro, Cornwall. innkeeper. July 30, at 1 . &inset lull, Wellington, Blimp, clockmaker, Aug. 3, at 10. CiLutiss GOODR/Cl.. Croft, Durham, innkeeper, August 1, at 10. CHARLES ENGLISH, Liverpool, bootmaker, August 1, at 3. I DAVID DAVIN, LIMAZIRISIOL, 01111001101118b.,ETODIS,J111) 31,11 11. Mamas IC imin.Painswick,lilouoseterabire,carpentar,Aug.3,at 10. I Honker Cots, Plimpton St. Mary Devonsh., builder,Aug B,at 11. I JOHN NICHOLLS, Stone, Staffordshire, butcher, July 30, at 10. 3051 Marrasars, St. &mph, Plintsh.. victualler, Aug. 1, at 11. Sass WARD, Southampton, farmer, July 28, at 12. 30111 CRITCHLRT, Button, Lancashire, late divertr of plate glass, August 1, at 11. THOMAS DlATrox,Winincelhild, 84affordah., key sanith,Ang.4,at 12. Hamar BOWEL laerhgnentarwydg. Aaglesty, platelayer. August 2, at 11. JOHN GOULDING, Uttar, butcher, July 31, at 11. I RICHES A-H, Bwanbourn, Bucks, labourer, August 1, at 11. CHARLIE ALDFILMAN, SwANDOGIII, Bucks, labourer, Aug. 1. 11111. MART JOHANNA KING, Brighton, widow, July 30, at 11. WILLIAM RDWARDGRINTRR, Brighton. confectioner, Julyllo,aill. RORER? COWLES, Ipswich, general-shopkeeper, Aug. 1, at 11. Jog+ LlAvis, Cropwell Bishop, Notts, bander, Aug. 10, at 11 THOMAS DURBlGl,Stoks.npos-t, unaware dealar, August 4, at 11. JOUR STritlltat, Hanley, grocer, August 4, at 11. Timone TINDALL, Kingston-upoa-Ball, wheelwright, July 31, at 11 • BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. July 17. JOHN MARSHALL MAIN, Gravesend, gentleman. July la THOMAS UNIT, Uky, Gloaceaterabke, Umber mer chant. May 2. JOHN BROOKS, Ainsworth, Lancashire, Jobdealer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. FIRDINANDJRAN FONTADIR, Ramegrite, egg merchant—lit di vidend of la 20., July 15, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns% Basinghall-street. ERNRST JOHN MAIDLOW, BIONd•blUTTOINI, X HINITTI, builder— latdiridend of W d., July 25, aad subsequent Wednesday, at Parkya, Basingball-street. JOHN CARMAN and WILLIAM SOTTII, East-road, City-road, Iron. mongers-Ist dividend of sa, July2s, and mbeequent Wednes day, at Parkya, Badighall *Joe& Wita.un COLsON and Louis P. MILLS, Perry-vale, Forest-bin, brewers-Ist dividend of Is. July 25, and subsequent Wed- ;Weir ' s ' y, at Perky's'', Basingbailetrak. WILLIAM CONEY, St. John's-wood-terrace, builder-Ist dividend of 7a, July 25, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Ba einghall-street. EDWARD LLOTD, High-street, Shona,* draper—Srd dividend of la S 11-16 d., July 25, and subsequent Wednesday, at Par kyns', Basingballstreet. Jolla BILGRAva GOAREARONI, Men-terrace, Kensington, taw goon—teat dividend of aid., July 25, and subsequent Wednes day, at Perkins', Basinghall-street. WILLTAN PSRKINS, Devonport, cabinet maker—final dividend of dd., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. CNRINTOPHER Itersuacc St. Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor— final dividend of is. (making, with 18s. already paid, 205.;, any Tuesday or Friday, at CadvkkU. Exeter. BOWIE? BENET PIDGEON, Great Torrington, Devonshire, general merchant—further dividend of 2a. 4d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. DIVIDENDS, August IA W. Davies, Hereford, timber dealer—August 31. J. Morgan and 1. H. Adams, Roes, Herefordshire, bankers—July 1 M. W. A. Goes, Torquay, Devonshire. builder—August 4. H. Read, Liverpool, provision dealer—August 0. 8. Cohen, Balms, Lancashire, travelling jeweller—August 10. I. Wilson, Hyde, Cheshire, grocer—August 2. M. Rudnum, Bury, Lancashire, wheelwrip—Auffust 2. J. Furness, Bury, hat manufacturer — July 31. J. B. Newman, Wallingford, builder— August 4. 9 Thomas, Ore, Sussex, bricklayer—August S. J. R. Lloyd, Nal , berth, Pembrokeshire, captain in the marines July Si. 9. Raven and W. Raven, Worcester, plumbers—August 11. W. Hall, T. 8. Hall. and W. J. Hall, Crosby-square and Lower Thames street, packers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE-D. T. H. Smith, F. Smith, and C. J. Smith, Midaomer Norton, Somersetahlre, wine merchants, so far as regards T. IL Smith— W. Carter, Jun., Jane Carter, Caroline Carter, and H. T. Hassell, Birmingham, ironfounders, so far as regards W. Carter, Jun. — .1. Whitworth. B. Norcllffe, and J. Eastwood, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—W. H. Tucker, jun., and J. W. Perdue, Swansea, bakers—C. Price and J. T. Harrison, Colonial-charn ben, Crutched.friars, City, wine merchants—T. Nuttall, J. /ini tial, and E. Coop, Faruworth, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards H. Coop—J . 0 . Sale, T. Haigh, J. Landule, and P. H. Hobson, Liverpool, builders, so far as regards J. G. Sale—J. B. Edwards and J. Knight, Widnes, Lancashire, manufacturing ; chemists—W. Housley, B. Buckley, and W. Maiden, Hyde, Che shire, tool manufacturers, so far as regards W. Huntley—F. Newcombe and W. Symons, Hatton-garden, scientific instrument makers—C. Mills and A. Watson, Andover, Hampshire, mill wrigida—H. Woodman, S. Oliver, and G. C. Riven, Alderman bury, wareheasemea, so far as regards S. Oliver—W. Holds words and F. Hartrnann, Goole, Yorkshire, foreign importers— T. J. Whiter and L. Borer, Keeton, Kent, carpenters—O. Rey nolds end J. J. Walker Fenchumb-street, shiphrokers—J. Ellis and W. R. Shaw, SescOmbs, Cheshire, builders—H. Pybus and Mary Louisa Gould, Liverpool, bottle dealers G. Smith and D. Drably, Little Bolton, mattress makers—J. Burnet and J. Tbweites, Manchester, merchants—W. T. Dixon and E. W. Wynne, Liverpool. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. UWARD BINJAMIN CLARKSON (deceased), Ruthergion, July 27, at the 'amity Hall, Glasgow. SAXES DALGLIISB, Glasgow, wine merchant, July 26, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Ralf Wags; Dauber, grunt, July 30, at the St. George Hotel, Dunbar. Urns Warn, jun., Taln, Roes-shire, china merchant, July 30, at the 9t. Duthus Hotel, Tabs. Prelim Cuairms, Peterhead, commission agent, July 30, at Watt's Inn, Peterhead. The number of deaths reported from cholera at Amiens on Wednesday was 30. REPRESENTATION OF Ben SIIFFOLL—The high sheriff has fired Wednesday next for the nomination of ' two members to fill the vacancies in the representation of the eastern division of Suffolk, occasioned by the eleva tics of Lord Henniker to the peerage and the appointment of Sir Fitzroy Kelly as Lord Chief Baron of the Fachequer. There are only two candidates in the field, viz., the Hon.J. I M. Hennilzer-Major, the eldest sou of Lord Henniker, and Sir E. C. Kerrison, who had, for the last fourteen years Resanted the borough of Eye. REPRESENTATION OF EYE. —For the vacancy in the representation of the borough of Eye caused by the retirement of the patronof the borough, Sir Edward Kerri son, the Hon. George W. Barrington, private secretary to Lord Derby; is s candidate. He appears with the support of Sir E. Kerrison, whose influence In the borough is pars mount, and there is not the slightest probability of a contest. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (IZITITR.3 TZLEGRANIL) THE WAR IN GERMANY. PRUSSIAN INVASION OF HUNGARY. =MR, JULY W. A portion of the army conclec Prince Frederict Charles has crossed the river March, near Houtz, in Hungary. YBANKFORT, JULY 20. The Kummer brigade has crowed the Maine, and is marching southward*. It will occupy Darmstadt to-day. The Prussians are already in pose ion of Wiesbaden and Hodhst. The Wrangel brigade and the brigade composed of Oldenburg and Han seatic troops remain here to written Frankfort, and will be reinforced by reserve battalions from the contingents furnished by Prnssia's North German allies. General Falkenstein left last night for Bohemia. THE WAR IN ITALY. FLORINCE, JULY 2D, lemma. Intelligence received here from Rovigo an nounces that the Austrians have erected batteries at Meetly on all the roads leading to Padua and Treviso. The °reminder of the fortress of Vera* has ordsrlei the inhabitante p 4 Proms themselves with provisions for three months. The Austrians have evacuated Bellies° and Feltre, and have destroyed the bridges and cut up the roads at Belliato and Val de Brenta, in order to interrupt the communication with Cadore. THE ATTACK ON LISSA, VII NA B JULY 20. The following despatch has been received here to-dap: "Zan, July 19. " The enemy's fleet, after cannonading the fort on the island of Lissa for nine hours, drew off from that plane. The result of the action is not yet known, telegraphic communication with Lissa being interrupted." THE PROPOSED ARMISTICE. PARIS. JULY 20, ETINIRO. It is aaserted on good authority that the armistice for five days has been accepted by the belligerent Powers. GREECE. ATHENS, JULY 15. (Delayed in transmission.) The King left here to-day for Corfu. T&e Minister of War has resigned, and will 40 replaced by M. Zimbrakakis. The government has effected considerable reductions in the public expenditure. AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamship Java, from New York on the 11th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 12.30 a.m. to-day (July 21) with 792,826 dollars in specie and 114 cabin passengers. She landed a portion of the mails (87 sacks) and 42 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 12.50 a.m., all well. NEW YORK, JULY 11, MORNING. The House of Representatives has passed the Tariff Bill by 94 against 53 votes. The bill now goes to the Senate. . Mr. Wade has introduced in the Senate a bill similar to the one recently introduced in the house guaranteeing a Mexican republican loan of 50,000,000 dollars. The President is reported to be preparing a veto upon the new Freedmen's Bureau Bill. At Charleston General Sickles has refused to respond to a writ of habeas corpus, on the ground that the privileges of the writ were still suspended in South Carolina. He stated that he had been ordered by Mr. Stanton to resist by force any attempt to enforce the writ. The President is reported to have ordered General Sickles to answer the writ. -- - ---. The Saionai, City of Manchester, and City of London, have arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, JULY 11, Mowing°. Money abundant. Gold, 1493. Exchange on London, 163 ; ditto on Paris, 3.43. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 99} ; Illinois, 122 i ; Erie, 75i ; 5.20 United States Bonds, 106 i. Cotton slightly firmer. Middling Upland, 36c. Receipts of cotton at New York during the last three days, 4,250 bales. Flour dull. Wheat very dull. Corn quiet. Provisions depressed. Coffee dull. Molasses quiet. Sugar steady. Petroleum depressed : crude, 23; refined, 39. NEW ORLEANS, Jrcr 10. Cotton dull : low middling, 31 to 32. Four days' receipts, 1,250 bales. Four days' export, 4,500 bales. Conventions have been called in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, to elect delegates to the approaching National Convention at Phila delphia. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald asserts that a plot hay been discovered among the radicals to implicate Mr. Davis in the assassination conspiracy by the bribery of perjured witnesses. INSURRECTION AT PUERTO PRINCIPE. Advices received here from the Havana to the 3rd instant announce that the Creolea at Puerto Principe revolted against the Spanish government on the 27th June. Spanish troops had been sent against them. Detailed reports at present uncon firmed, state that the insurgents, after defeating a detachment of Spanish troops, retreated 7,000 strong into the mountains. It is added that four armed vessels bearing the,Chilian flag had ap peared near Nuevias, anC.Janded 2,000 men in order to aid the revolt. MEXICO. The republicans an, reported to have captured Santiago, and to be threatening Tepic. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JULY 19.—The Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's consul at Cadiz, of which the following is an extract " The Board of Health here have to-day decided tooonsider London and Southampton as infected ports since the 26th of June. All arrivals thence are therefore refused admit tance here without having performed quarantine at the Waren° of Vigo, or that of Port Mahon, where eight or perhaps ten days'observation is usually exacted."—Craseffe. PLYwouya, JULY 20.—The hired transports, Lady Melville on March eth, and Ivanhoe on March 22nd, from Madras, arrived off here to-night, with a detaeh -1 meat of the let Dragoon Guards. They received orders to Iland the troops at Spithead, and proceeded onwards. Wind light. THE GRRMAN DIET AT ArOADDRCL—The dugs ! burp Gazette of the 17th says: "Baron de Kubeck, Presi dent of the Germanic Diet, the Envoy of Wartemburg, and the !Mgt( ah Minister, Sir Alexander Malet, arrived Item last night. Coont Iseult*, rtpitsenthave df irfunee, will reach here today at noon. All slight at the Drei Mohren 1 Hotel, where the *Moss of the diet have been established." THE BOMBAY' MAIL By the arrival of the . above mail we have ad vices fa Bombay to JtuseNt,:sal frcim Cificutta 1 to June 17. . News of the failure of the Agra and blasterman's Bank had reached Bombky and Calcutta, and had prOduced the most painful effect. In the fernier city, though the branch stood in an excellent posi tion, the danger threatening .the head office att home had been known for a few weekapecit ' • but at Calcutta and in the chief cities of Hindostan o where 1 the Agee has branches, the blow was quite unax ct and caused great consternation. i The Calcutta Eng isl sion says that for the wide ' spread misery it must cause among dram the Wilt able to sustain misfortune, the inspension of the Agra and blasterman's Bank will hold preemi news among modern failures. The Twines of Isectia says that the feeling of dis c trust in Bombay has been carried to such an ex tent that " latiny native depositors in withdrawing their fund* from the Bank of Bombay have de clined to take currency notes, prefening the trouble of removing huge bags of rupees." PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS POlt ENSUING- MUM.. The following notices of motions and orders of the day now stand in the order-book of the House of Com- MORI 1 - ifolii)/(1, Jai.? •. • • Orange or etlew DAY. .• Supply—committee; Ways and Moans—committee ; Railways (Ireland) Temporary Advances Bill—ewoond needing ; Inland Revenue Bill—committee ; Vaccination BM—committee • Colonial Branch Minta Bill—second reading ; Writs tetstration (Seotland) Bilk—oonsmittes ; Court of Session Scotland) Rill—cmeasittee ; Poor-law Altera" Supserausration (Scotland) Bill—committee ; Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) Bill---second reading; Land Drainage Supplemental (No. 2) /NHL-committee ; Fees (Public Departnients) Bill—second -reading ; New Zealand Bill—second reading; Oenstabulaer Form (Ire land) Bill—mooed reading ; Landed Berates Court, liaised) Bill—reorandtbee ; Admiralty Court (Ireland) .1341—second reading ; COuyt of Chancery (failed) Bill— commiltee ; Common Law Courts (Irelsnd) Bill - second reading; Rateable Pi op., ty (Ireland) Bill—racond • rend ing ; Militia Pay Bill—third reading ; Daimon and Im. prorament of lands Art (Ireland) Provisional Order Bill — Oiled reeding ; Courts of Jostles Bill—third reading ; Pubis Works, Harbours, hc.._ltill—third raiding ; Public Works Loans (Ireland) BM—third reading ; County Assessments Bill;--third reading ; Prisons (Itetural) BM— second reading ; (Poor-law Amendment Bill—eanuratiee ; Tramways (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill—as amended to be considered ; Turnpike Trusts Arrangements Bill— second reading ; Turnpike Acta Continuance Bill—second reading; Common Law Courts (Fees and Salaried—com mittee thereupon ; Naval Discipline BUI--aseond reading; Terminable Annuities Bill—committee ; Piddle Schools Bill—second reading; Marriages (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill — second reading ; ChurchTemporalitiesAda(lreland) /3ill— second reading ' • Tithe Rent-charge (Ireland) Bill—second reading; Illec tions (Returning Officers) Bill—cora ' mittee ; Commons (Metropolis) Bill—third reading ; Cattle Dramas Prevention Act (1866) Amendment Bill— , necond reading ; Railway Construction Facilities Act ' (1864) Amendment Bill—second reading ; Overseer of the Poor (Small Parishes) BM—communise ; Paupers 1 (Scotland) Bill—third reading ; Parochial Building% (Scotland ) Act Amendment Bill—committee ; Olebe Land (Scotland) Bill—consideratioa of • Leeds' amend ment& Norms or Mon ows. Mr. White—To ask the Secretary of State for Fore ig- Altars whether, looking to the conspicuous good faith and friendly feeling of the government of the United Stets* towards this country in its recent conduct to the Peniand, her Majesty's government is now prepared to submit claims and matters in dispute between the two powers to an arbitration mutually acceptable. Mr. Hunt—Rßls of Sale Act (1854) Amendment—BM to amend the Bills of Sale Act (1854). General Peel—Army Setvioes, Supplementary Eetirnate (in committee of supply). Mr. Hunt—Civil Service Estimates, Clam 4 (in com mittee of supply). On going Into CoentiStbee of ;Ropey, The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Tomare • statement ae to the supplementary estimates presented to this house since the financial statement of the present year. Mr. Ayrton—To move, that the eontractrecently entered into by the Postmaster-Genera with the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Ociermany far the isonveyance of mails to India ought to be laid upon the table of this house, pursuant to the resolution of the house, before any vote for the conveyance of the ma ll s to India is proposed in the committee of supply. Major Jervis—To ask • question respecting the Indian arm. Mr y . Seely—To call the attention of the house to the general administration and to the accounts of her Majesty's dockyards, and the two returns, Noe. 465 and 465 1., dated the 4th day of July, 18f55 ; and to move resolutions Mr. Bentinok—To move; that an humble address be pre sented to her Majesty, preying that she will be graciously pleased to revoke the Commission for the Courts of Jus tice, dated the 29th day of June, 1855, in order that the construction of the building of the new court' of justice may . be placed under the sole control of • responsible minister of the crown. Mr. B. Hope To move, that, in the opinion of this house, it is desirable that a new National Gallery be erected on the site of Burlington House-gardens. Mr. D. Griffith—To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether the Porte has consented to the recognition of Prince Charles of Hohenzollern as Hospochir of the Danubian provinces. Major Jervis—To move, that an humble address be pre sented to her Majesty, praying, that she will be graciously pleased to issue • royal commission to inquire into the condition of the railways of this country, as regards their ability to fulfil their engagements to the public, having due regard to the interest' of all parties concerned. The O'Conor Don—To call attention to the treatment of emigrants on board the steamers plying between Liver pool and New York ; and to the great prevalence of cholera, during the last three months, on board many of them vessels. Mr. Wakin—To move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that she will be vs mouldy pleased to ins` 3 a royal commission directed to the investigation of the causes which have led to the late severe and protracted pre-sore in the money market, and to the contunance, the • long period, of • minimum rate of discount of 10 per cent. at the Bank of Ragland ; and also to investigate the laws at _present a ff ecting CAW - Tetley and banking to the United Sinew, and to re port what (if any) alterations havebecome expedient therein ; and, further, that it 1.4 an instruction to the commissioner'to present their report end the evidenee taken by them on or before the Ist February, 1867. Mr. Bromley—To call the attention of the president of the Poor-law Board to the defective operas= of the Metropolitan Houseless Poor Act, and to great num bers of professional vagrants who ha vii thereby at tracted to the metropolis. In Committee of Supply. Mr. Bentinck—On civil service estimates, class 4, vote 2, to call attention to the vote for the new permanent buildings at South Kensington, and to the revised plan and estimates for the same, which have been submitted to the Treasury. And to call attention to the collection of coins at South Kensington, and to ask why it is not trans ferred to the British Museum. At 12 o'clock. TezenaT, Jurns 24. Oinsin or Tag DAT. Public Health Bill—eccomittal; Artisans' snd In' bowers' Dwellings Bill—committee. livrici or Mcmos. Mr. Powell—On motion for going into committee on Artisans' and labourers' Dwellings Bill, to move that this holm will upon this day three months resolve itself into the said committee. At the Evening sitting. Noricu or Dionore. Mr. Rearden—To ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether it is the intention of her Majesty's government to introduce a like bill for the tenure end improvement of land in Ireland, to that which wee introduced by her Ma jesty's government in 1852, and which contained as a cl ause ause granting c ompensation for retrospective as well durable improvements. Mr. Re.d To ask the Secretary of Stets for the Rome D e p a rtment, if the slaughtering powers of the Cattle Diseases Act will be continued after the 3rd of August; and if any modification of the orders in council restricting the movement and the trade in cattle in contemplated, in cons equenta of the decline of the cattle plague ; and if he can inform the house how the Cattle Diseases Act is being carried out in Cheshire, sisal by the last return It appears that 18 out of the 21 eases of " recoveries" are reported from the county of Charter. • The O'Conor Don—Prison Ministers Act (1863)—T0 callattention to the mode in which the local authorities ,of county and borough prisons in Great Britain have carried out the provisions of the Prison Ministers Act (1863) i and to move, that, in the opinion of this house, the Probe Ministers Act has to some extent failed to carry oat the intentions of th e Legislature, and that its emenclusatj is therefor, a • subject which should receive the early consideration of het Majesty's ministers. Mr. O'Beirne—Landed Mates (Irebuid)—That this house will, to-morrow, resolve itself into a committee to sowlider of an address to be presented to bar Mai* rilint tire ebe-will take into her emesideretiou ttiejt Moe, of reecuimendinc to this house to greets wa d ot icey not saes/drag nee million ster, Yaffe& in Os rushee estates whish Ihe sale in the Leaded Mates of Court in Irelan W d, el l :4 to le resoldin masa lots to the (eau • temente ; .or, tits event of Mbe oempying tenases to purchasers, theito such other es maybe al =t, Ekrthecame in emelt farms, the o s amiet end encourage an indepachlnt freehold sedates in Ireland. • . Osumi °P.m Das. • Attorneys and Solidtors (Ireland) BBl—emiwi Established Chun (Ireland)—adjourned debate tt =•••eilarY Stepan' ißillroonnaittoe • lis a ing; of Shares Bifi—oecond ' reading ; Gimp China Rate Abolition Bill--std• debate on wont on wand reeding ; Regulation (Itetoortli) Bll—second reading. • Norms or Motions. Sir R. Andratiter— On motion for gait; Into tonuniiig on Veterinary Surgeons Bill to move, that this hones west thin day Ohm months resolve itself into the Sid committee. I to bk. B. Ropo—After the second maim of Chyme Rata Abolition Bill, to move that it be to a Wed sonansittee. 4 WM/MOAT, JOLT 25. Omura or Tas DAT. Publie Liliming Act Amendment Bal—oessmittes ; roadig nits IsindlOrd end notelet Issised Bill—seeond ; Sea ?ifrtaGest =tarrer soond ?maw Ws Donations lid onsais DrelendllSS—selned reeding ; March Rates Wm BRl—cosornittee; Church RatesOommutation Me. t) Rill—second reading ; Tenure and Improvement of la nd Inns 14/ t- PAO i..sS °et ;Enthatet 1 1 = 1 Church tee Amendment —second Inns Court Bill-zsecond ~lip& Ncrnci Or Monoxs. Sir T. Batesen—That in the event of the Tenure and Impermanent of Land (Ireland) 818 beteg read a Nom a d time, the principled it be extended to England and Seg. land. Mr. Hartleastle—On mooed reeding of Church Rates Amendment Bill, to move filet it be reed &woad Ome upon this day three months. . Timm:oar, Itria 86. • ORDIRS 07 . T111 DAT. I Ralston Kleatioa-Likdjoarned debate on couidarafiqa al repeat from Wawa committee. Hares and Rabbits (Boot land) Bill—committee. Nonco or Marzon. Mr. George Barry—To ask the Secretary of State for India whether any and what steps have been taken with reference to the present distress occasioned by the famine aow prevailing in India, more particularly in Orimai, phd what measures the government propose to adopt to ire vent the omorream of these viantanons. FRIDAY, JOLT 27. At 12 o'clock. ORDKUS OF Till DAT. Reformatory Schools • Bill—eommiti Schools BM—committee. At the Evening Sitting. Retinas or Mormon. ; badustrial ..—.—. ----- On going into Committee at Supply, Sir C. O'Logkien—To call attention to the practice tif not taming a writ for a vacancy in this house, if the mist whleh has been vacated be claimed on behalf of another candidate ; and to move a resolution in respect thereto. Mr. Hubbard—To ask the Secretary of State for Feseign Affaire, whether the government received from her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary at the Italian oourt , • copy of the law of July 7/, 1866, decreeing the suppression of all religious corporations : And, whether the language of the law is such as to unction the expectation that without derogating from the principle of the decree, the Italian government may dense means for preserving institutions which, like the Monastery of Monte Camino, have for cen turies been distinguished as seats of Maiming, and have acquired the sympathy and respect of the civilised world 1 (rßom Liar mares warns) At TAB 000 LT AT OSBOANT, JULY 9.—The Queen as Sovereign of the Moot Noble Order of the Garter, has been graciously pleased by letters patent under her ,royal sign manual and the great seal of the order, bearing date this day, to dispense with all the statute and regulation usually observed in regard to installation, and to grapt unto Ms Royal Highness Prince Frederic Christian Charles Augustus of Sohnswig Holstein Sonderburg-Augustrin burg, knight of the said moot noble older and inverted with the ensigns thereof, full power and authority in exerchre right s and privileges belonging to 'a knight companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, in as full and ample a manner as if he bad been formally in- I stalled, any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary not withstanding. Fussing-ernes. JULY 17.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Joseph G. Morton as Consul at Bardoes; of Mr. Luther P. Blodgett as Consul at St. John's, Canada Brut ; and of Mr. R. Parker ficammon eau Consul at Prince Edward island for the United States .of America. Wierruisti., JULY 18. —The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the great seal, appointing the Most Noble Henry Charles Fits- Roy, Duke of Beaufort, Master of the Horse to her Ma jusql WHITBIEALL, JULY 18.—The Queen has been to appoint the Honourable r H f en or ry Leery Boglspd an Co nii t 'alt, in the room ° rth I n tl; Ri n arl ' i s lonourable Austin Braes. resigned. His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh presided on Thursday afternoon at • meeting of executive committee of the Central Hall of Arts Schemes. The committee consisted of General the Hon. C. Grey, the Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P. Sir Morten Peto, Bart., M.P., Mr. Henry Cole, C. 8., )?r. Edgar A. &tarring, C. 8., Mr. Henry Throng, and Lieut.-Colonel Scott, ILE., the secretary. The following members , of the committee of advice on the completion of the late Captain Fowke's designs for the hall were present :—Mr. J. Fe Mr. Jobe Hswkshaw, C.E., Mr. Richsful ve, R.A., Mr. William Tite, M.P., and Mr. Digit, Wyatt. Th e Messrs. Lucas also attended the meeting. THR PROPOSED MEETING IN HYDE-PARK.—A 'special meeting of the council of the Reform League was held last evening to take into consideration what nape should be taken with reference to the holding of the pro weed reform meeting in Hyde-park on Monday next. Mr. Edmund Beales took the chair. There was a large attend. ance of members among whom were Mr. P. A. Taylor, and Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson. A long din-warn took platy, in the course of which the chairman said helm what he had learned from many influential friends of the League, both in penliament and otherwise , the question merely rested on the right of public meeting. They were to stand at his side wherever that meeting rnst fir Lir, and to take their share of the responsibility ; t they thought that to mix up the question with that a right to meet in a particular locality WAS not advieable. , He could not but admit there was some force in that oh- I section, and it was for the council of the League to deter- I mine what should be done. The question was whether i the would persevere in holding the meeting in Hyde park, and take the risk of coming into collation i with the police, or whether they would fall back upon -square. Mr. I'. A. Taylor, M.P., confirmed the tmprelesions conveyed by the chairman. A nuns. of members of parliament were prepared to attend any misting, ois if it the notice of o the commissioner of . po oa l l i d oe w oo e t nt be g to allowed; and they were determined to show by their presence that they did not admit any right to prevent i such & meeting. Hs trusted the people were not going i to give up their right of public meeting, or their right to meet in Hyde-park as well as in Trafalgar-square. A resolution was ultimately adopted, to the effect that the right of meeting in Hyde-park is a right of which the public have pot been deprived of by any act of parliament, and that the holding of the meeting be persevered in. It was announced that the Lord Mayor would take the chair at I the Guildhall meeting, which has been sanctioned by the Court of Common Council. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, .1 ui.w 19. —The Lards of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade hate received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, translatioos of • circular and decree of the Italian govern ment in regard to the exercise of Italian tights at eon during the present war, and which are published in extenso in last night's Gautee. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JULY 19. —The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Lords of the Admiralty copy of • letter from Captain Prevost, dated 6th instant, reporting quarantine imposed by the Board of Health, Gibraltar, viz.: ten days on vessels from London, Liver pool, and Southampton. Three days of observation from any other ports of the United Kingdom. Five days quarantine on arrivals from Malta, Alexandria, and Con stantinotl_e.—Gasate. Paz VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON.—The following corps of Volunteers ' in addition to those pub lished on the 19th hurt., have received orders to assemble an Pu t ney-heath not later than 5.30 p.m :—.4oth Kid ding: Rifle Volunteer Corps, the Hon. Artillery Company, Ist Administrative Brigade Middlesex Artillery Volun teers, Ind Surrey Artillery Volunteer Coyle. Tics COLLISION BETW E EN HER MAJESTY'S SwE' iIIATON AND THE OSPILET.—PORTSNOUTH, FIUDAT.—The court assembled this morning at bulf-wt 9 o'clock, and the inquiry was resumed. Considerable additional evi dence win taken, and the ow for the prosecution clam& Commander Hunter applied for time to prepare his and his brother officers' defence, and the court adjourned until to-morrow (Saturday) morning. . i '•- - f 1 C I 7_ ' l ' E'iSPAPER S p itl4 i\ t.f , t . t . • • • it 11 • I r • zvA'i ' '' • " akAs;.; leb t r i f ' .693.11AX3 _ ...