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IP"" .// ,/ ~,4c-7 , 41 J - itpre%, .WSPAPEIt $ ll 7-.:C7C. pW \ `' 41 , • c.. .zi 1 4 2 a af 14 4 ltd i a. N Lb. ty . • • kaior LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENNG, AUGUST 6, 1862. No 4,988.] [Stamped, Id. Additional.] (TWOPENCE ST. LAWRENCE and OTTAWA LAND and RAILWAY 001[PANY (Lhoßed). To be incorporated, with limited liability, under the Joint Stock Compenies Act, 1856 IW. Free Progressive Grant by the Canadian Legislature of 564,000 Acres of Crown Land. _ Thar do:, two vols., crown aro, Ha, BARREN HONOUR. A Tale. By the Author of "Gay Livingstone." Reprinted from Treace!' magistas. London : Parker, eon, and Bow 11, Pint strand. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Length of the Ralhraihea7the RI. Writers le Pembroke, on the Ottawa (Melodies a branch of 11 miles), 130 make, of .high IA are now open for traffic. . _ _ . CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Stearn t'olumunkation between London and India on lsth of each neoth. one of the ningnlncent fleet of steamers belonging to tae E.rd India and Loudon Shipping ()seinen) !Limited% The sell known clipper auxiliary stem ship CALCETTA, 2,261 toes, ktutorse power. S. 11. WRIGHT, commander, now loading In the twto to ,London , Docks. will leave on lith August, embarking psst lours at, and leaving GRAVESEND on 15th August for ILCUTTA, coaling at the Cepa of aoud Hope. anti calling at MADRAS to lead endemics:it prumengers only. This magnificent Loft expressly for Ike Indian Trade. has hero thoroughly melted. has tirat.nste accommodation for possengers, and will carry au s experiteced surgeon, also a stewardess. For freight or passage apply to ORINDLAT and Co., SS, Parliament street, : the Bothers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150. Leadenhall street, E.C.: or at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing- Line. Guidon, E.C., where also application for appointments as midshipmen in this unto. should In• made. RICKARD DREW, Secretary. FOR BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the magnificent teat-Mint ship COAPATR ICE, A 1 for 13 yearn, 1,199 tons register. 3. A. KEMSLIE, Commander ; lying in the Hatt India Donk. Has excellent accommodation for passengeN, and la well known in the trade. Apply to TEILPERLIg4, C4llTglt, and DARHE. Whits Lloe-oourt, Cornbill, E.C.: or to DELLATLY, HAMMY. and SEWELL. No. 27, headenhall street, H.C. Rae two (wares vacancies for Midshipmen. VOR BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Cospatrick with ynkk deepatchh the splendid teak-bullt 'hip hDWIN FOX, A 1, Id ) ' ears. el, tout register, F. F. /JACLKAN, Cora. mender : loading in the Nast India Docks. For height or panne apply to GKLLATLY, end SEWELL, t 7, Leadeuhell- Area, C. - ivirrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A." of PACZET slnr For BYDNZY Ii t ct (to sail from the river the jilts August, calling at Plysonth to embark Ken), the well-known frigate-halli ship DUNCAN I BUNB.Ai, A 1 limo% 1,1/4 tow mister, WM ILY NZATAX., Commaader ; bing In the Nast India Docks. This ship has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of peastioters ; her cabins are lofty an 4 airy; she can amommo date a few Intermaltatea and will carry an espertencel sur geon For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain HENRY NEATBT, on board Messrs. (tNLLATLY and Co., VI, Leaden halt-strait; or to =VITT sod MODBN, 9, Dalltarairset. TIEYITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .a." PACILICT 89W—For SYDNEY Direct ~ to salt trom the to toriver ~tally on the 25th of September, calling at Plymou Prammgerel. the splendid clipper ship TIMM. A F L register 1.650 tow, JOHN PINEL, Commander ; to load In the Ea.t India Doeke. This ship has been fitted with the greatest rare and consideration for the comfort of ; boa a epsilons and elegant salami, and her cab of are lofty end airy. She dm also very superior accommodation for Intermediate mows, and will emery an experienced eurgeoe.—Ter toss of freight. ar plumage apply to Mews. AILDIERN. ALEXANDER, and In., Great Winrinodoratreet ; or to DEVITT and MOO/11. 8, Itilliteratreet. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET itiliP.—Yor PORT PHILLIP Direct ;to sall punctually on the "Ali August, last shipping day, 32nd August;, the well.known, fastwalting British-bunt ship LA NSDOW NE A I, 1,100 tans. T. TIPOTBY, Commander ; loading in ths Loudon Docks., This fine ship has a full poop, with first-rata accommo dation for cabin passengers, and will carry en experienced surgeon. She has a roomy dealt, and often an eligible opportunity for the °olives anus of stock.—For freight or passage apply to DEVIri and If °ORE, 9, Bliliteratreet. IAEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE td PACKET SHIP. —For PORT PHILLIP direct (to sail panetitally on the 21.1 b of September, last shipping day ISth of septenther the well.known Scotch clipper SZAFIRLD, Al, 929 ton, register. JAMES TOUGH, Commander : lying In the Loudon Docks. Menus chip has first.rate accommodation for cable woolen, and wilt carry an experienced surgeon If required. she hu a roomy deck, and offers an eligible opportunity for the ontoance al dock. Par freight or pump apply to Mews. GYGROK DUNCAN and CO., 14?. laadanM l -West;or to DEVITT and MOORE, 0, 111111ter-etreet lIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ET SHIP.—Por HOBART TOWN Direct (daily ripened from the Colony, and will hare quick despatch), the werHknown clipper ship HARROW BY, Al, 615 tons register, WILLIAII STORM, Commander ; Loudon Docks. This regular trailer has nrst-,ate acisimmodstA on for chief cabin row —Ter fnight or passage apply to DZVITT sad lir e o/S, Blillterwireet. IriEVITT anal MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Of PAM= SHIP.—For ADELAIDIS Dlnsct (has a great part of her cargo ergsgrd. and e W hive immediate despatch), the well-known British built clipper ship AURORA AUSTRALIS, A 1 13 years, register SOS tons, G. H. POISON. Commander lying in the London Docks. This ship was built by Mr. James Laing, of Sunderland. tinder the inspection of the owners. ex pressly,fur the Australian trade. She has a tall poop, with supe rior accommodation for cabin passengers, and will carry an ex perleaced surgeon if required. She also offers a next-rate op po r sunk to shippers of this good► hating performed her but voyage to the colony In 71 days —For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITI' and MOORE, 9. Billiter-streeL TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Yor LAUNCESTON Direct (a regular trader. has Jest arrived from the colony, and will return again immediately, the opt. ndid elippergialp DUNORLAN, A L ruts ter JO., tons, W. R. HARWOOD. Commander: lying In the London Ws Ls This ship has been built expressly for the trade, and has Int-rate accommodation for chief cabin passengers.—Fur further particalars apply to the owner,WALKER, ISs. St. Helens-place ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter-street BLACK BALL MO] CUPFULS frac Poet I Skip. Sydney 31e1 1 . , arn• Melhuvra• Queruistand 411..,41511.1 Quemslatl, gTHLY LUST] LONDON Direct Twangs. I Docks. I Mcw)grallis( I f.oo' Ifoncloa 4torhyme . '1 1,100 London nthern Belle 1,660 London , Das Mone l,lOO L India Prince. Royal Wontfell Fl ing Cloud Montmorency 1,600 Z. India MALIAN August 10. Sept. 10. Sept, V, August 16. Sept. 26. August 25. Sep& &). October3o. TtilsCelebrated Line of packets hare, by their punctually and rapid passages, earned s world known reputation, and their pas senger acrommodatimi is unsurpassed by any vessels aficat.—Tor all particulars respecting freight or wags to Anstralla apply to JANIEd HAIM:a and Co , Liverpool all Agents for th e Black Ball line of Packets; and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden ball street, Lesion. IC. AITIIRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of 3 8 1.ackrall-yard, London' LINE of PACKET SHIPS to A VSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct to leave the !auks on Wednesday, August fn. calling at Plymouth}, UM twourite clipper ahlp SU EFOLK,l,lOOtons, J. SOH L7N MARTIN, CAnnonder ; lying in the East India Dock. Her secommoda tp 101 l for all chose* of pamengers are unsurpassed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or passage apply to ll'Ll}}}D, A LLPORT. and MORGA N, with %mars. Money Wigrans and , roe, Ite, Leadenhallatreet.—Passeugers by this line of pack,:ts are e}mv,yed from Paddington to Plymouth, &staler for sr,ouil.rlass fares, and second-clam for third-clam [area a REAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, 1 , 015 tons, WALTER PATON, Cum num,ler. will he despatched from Liverpool (with leave to call at Queenstown', as under. SATURDAY, August 111. I WEDNESDAY, October 1. TULIDAY, November I& Yana Mat Man Cabin, 420 to £2B, according to aecommodse Gm, all baring the &nue privileges in the saloon. Tourst or Return Tickets at a fareoind a hali. second Class Cabin, £l3 Intermediate, £lO II). • Steerage. VIPs. Freight on moderate tempo—Apply to nETlinill, PEACOCK, and Ca., 116, Ten churchntreet, Lmdai , KC_ or to the Orest Ship Company iLimitotb, N. Connein.street, London, LC.: and 27 and 20, The An.ii7, OW MI6 street, Liverpool TO RRITTSR COLUMBIA POE £33 10n WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Btrect.—The LP/ERMA. NEW YOEIC, sod PRILADELPISIARTEA 11-iiii I P COMPANY intend despatch ing thl/b hill-pon eyed Clyilc.huilt iron Blew ateam-ships. raUing at 4114.10.."41u to embark pa.seueen and despatches. so follows: WIPKLY PNtyt LIVBItiviOL FOP. NY.W MKS CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 13. CITY OF WARRINGThN, Wednesday, August. • ETNA. Wednesslay, August 27. And every succeeding Wediseeda Cabin passage, It, 17. and 21 guineas, aoooeding to the accnm 'iodation. Forward passage. 8 guineas. Including all provisinns cooked. Passengere for Cansda, the United Elates, and British Pr.itinibla, booked thrones on very advantageous tonna —Yor further pa/Oculars apply to WILLIAM INMAN is, Water-street, Ci ty Liverpool; or to OYES and ILLCEY, It, King Wililansuirests BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL VAIL STRASISIIIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail hcoreen LIVKRPOOL and NLW YORK, and between LIVER. tol. and BtriTtlN, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta la land and receive malls, roods, and paineegers, the &Won .hllo calling at Halter to land and receive painengen and her MaJrat3's audio. lbe following or other vessels ore ap flooded to sail from Liverpool, aiMI at Cork to receive the trails:• F.FROPA, fee 13419T0N. Saturday, August 9. PlittSlA, for NNW IHRK, Saturday, Angina 16. Aul A, for 1919T0N, Saturday, August 21t Patinae cooper. including Pteward's tee sM provisions, but sithout elute or bourns To Halifax sod Boston, thief cabin, second cabin. £l6. To New York, chief cabin. i:96: xrcoiel cabin, £lO. Freight to Haifa:, Boston, and New York, LS ler bs, and 8 per cent. prirusce.—Apply to J. is. Foord, Old heal street, London • M. Currie, Bane, and 16 . Place de la l''"uvr. Fans snit . I. Fhtrn. , Buchanan-street, Glasgow: D. 8 .0 c. Hirer, 411rell1140111i ; or Lb and C. Wives, 8, Wster itziel Liverpool. 13H1LLIPPS, GRAVES. and PHILLIPPS i'fl the endermentiened first-elms steamers: thr itorTERD,III and the RHINI, the BATA VIER, fora the Smith Yoe 02n Steam N hart, Wapping. every Sunday a 1 11 and the I'IIENOOED, Thursday mongol . 0 1. from nit the Towed. hitEMP.N, twice a week, the ADLRIt. MOWN, or 7 .1111. .11.e.F., alternately Wednesday and Saturday, treat Bone _""0. d a.m. culling at Black wall Pier to receive pawn .'" , hon. Fares: Et Cl, and 10e. Benin, tit:trim at a tam yul • hall. Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven In pen all Wrlt toe the conveyance of passeugers and merchandins 10 4 Germany. H.""t Go THENIIPR.G, the GITSTAF WAS in a few dm from =' *l7 '. l .du to be followed by the LONDON. Fans, LE Is., Moi rj . Per C OPP. 3 lllafir.N and SI'OCKHOLN, the EAST ANGLIAN, . hum lionelydowtt pu,,nin, app at Chaplin's Universal °flee, grrnt W or to 11111LIPPS, and PHILLIPPS, BRIGHTON RACES.—THIS DAY and TO.IIORROW, oth and 7th Annual. CHKAP airy= TIMED'S for ISt. first-clean 9a wooed-class. and 0a third.elsest by the trains from Victoria at 7.46, Loodon-bridge, 8.4), mid Norwood Junction, 8.20 ; returning from Briiiiiton, &O p.m. Fcppreeeasss trains, first and Hand els" from Victoria at 0.60. Lmwlon.bridge at 10.0, and Norwood Junction at 10.17 a in. ; returning from Brighton at 6.0 and 7.0 p.m., at the regular express fare*. Express return tickets are available to return by any train on the day of issue, or on the day after. LEWES RACES.—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ilth and 9th August—CHEAP azruus ncaera will be 10.4111:13 by the Train& leaving Victoria at 7.15, Lwadon-brklge at &0, and Norwood Junction at &TO am., returning from Lewes at 7.05 p.m. Tares, ISL tint clam, In second clam, and as. third clam Erpress trains, Out and seoond clean, from Victoria at 9.50, Loodou-bridge at 10.0, and Norwood Junction at 10.17 am., at regular express fares. Repress return Ucteta we available to return on the day of issue or the day sitar, and by any train, or by the special express train leaving Lewes direct for London. bridge, Victoria, and Norwood Junction at 7 p.m. on both race days. T HE LA.NGHAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). Capital, £150,000, in 15,000 therm of 410 each. Incorporated under the Limited Liability Acts, 19th and 20th Vic.. cap. 47, by which the liabliity of each shareholder la strictly Ilmitrd to the amount of his shares. Deposit ou application. LI per share, and 41 len on Allotment. Further Cad, not to exceed 42 Ids. at Intervals of not leas than tare. sont s itch. The Right Hon. the Earl of Shiewahary and Talbot, C. 8., 16, Be*rove-square. B.W. The Hight Hon. Viscount Eery, H.P., 48, Rutland-gate, Hyde- Wilke-Beale, — Beale, Esq., IS, Grasvennrotrest. Si, James Carmi= mB ßartakcissat. Evienbridae, Kent, Chair• • • mme-of S. Oomposty. Captain George Denny, C;e7lMtMeleies, Director of the Marine Life Insurance Company. Peter Graham, Esq. Menem Jackson and Graham:. Orford-street. Deane John Hoare, Km., 141, New Bond-street, Director of the Bank of Hindustan. Colonel James Holland, 24, Princes-moor., Bayswater, Director of the Agra and United Service Bank. Jasper Wilson Johns, Esq., 46, Great Cumberland-street, Hyde park, Director of the Oewestry and Newtown Beltway. Wiliam Edgctunbe Kendle, Esq., 15, Clerelandsquare, Director of the Great Western Dock Cowpony. Llewellyn S. Traheme, laq., Junior United Service gab, St. James's. SoliCiross—lleaars. Davidson. Bradbury, Hardwick, and Carr, Weavers-hall, YE Hasiaghaildtreet. lAN KW. Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, 75, Cornhill. Hanoversquare Branch of the London and County Bank. BROILZIL—Knunta Burnam], Esq. Coamy-chambers, 14, Corn hill, FA:. sccarrAar, pro tom—Gilbert Idgie, Esq. Temporary 01Sces-22, Abingdon-street, Westminster. AFIRIDOED PROSPECTUS. This Company 11;1;iWeiformetriitti;p - u - rpoHse of erecting an Hotel on a scale of comfort and magnitkonee hitherto unattained in London, on the grounds now known es Mansfield House and gardens, Lamaism-place. The area of the estate measures 180 feet In depth and 833 feet frontage, commanding from the south t Regent-street; end of Portland.place an uninterrupted view to the Regent's Park. The eke Is altogether unsurpassed. The hotel will stand In the midst of the leading thoroughbume, surrounded by embassies and In immediate ommerdon, through the Metropolitan Railway Station In Portland place, with the Great Northern, the London and North Western, the Orem Western, and the Midland lines The land is unencumbered, and the conditions of the lease at. in the highest degree advantageous. tiround plans M the ate for the proposed Hotel may be seen at the Office of the Secretary, who will be happy hi afford every information, and with a view to insure the bed dodge for the building, several architects of eminence have been requested to furnish plane and elevations, the most desirable of which will be selected by the Board of Directors. Five pe(cent. per annum allowed on deposits until completion of the Hotel. Prospectuses and Ywrnis of Application for Shares may be ob tained from the Beakers, the Solicitors, the Broken, or from the Secretary, at the temporary offices, t, Abingdonutreet, Wed. minster. T ANGHAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on APPLICATIONS for SHARES must be sent In THIS DAY (Wednesday), far London, and Friday nest for the country. By order of the Board, HILBERT LOGIR, Sea pro tee. 22, Ablngdon-street, August e, BANK of QITEENSLAND (Limited). Incorporated tinder the Joint Stock Banking Companies Acta, 1857 and 1858, whereby each shareholder's liability is limited to the amount of his she rry . Capital £1,000,000, Us 10,00 u Shard of £lOO each ;with power to Increase). Of which not more than £250,000, or £O5 per share will be railed up ; but no call will be made at a leas interval than three months, nor exceed g. 5 per share. Powers are taken to convert each share of £lOl.l Into four shares of £25, after the passing of the goveniment bill now before parliament. Deposit on application £0 per thsre, and a further payment of £3 per share on allotment. The directors propose to reserve 2,000 shares of the present issue fur the colony, or In lien thereof to make special issue. DIELECTORS. Sir JOSHUA BOWS, C.B. hale Chief Justice of Jamaica:. Chairman. JOHN V. FITZGERALD FOSTER, Fait. (late Colonial Secre tary, Victoria, and Director of London Chartered Bank, Mel- Duarte:, Deputy-Chairman. N. B. Acworth, tag. (late Registrar of Supreme Court of Madras), Potter's Bar, Berta. Henry Brockett, Esq. (late Member of Council, Jamaica", Eardley Howe, Sydcnham. Edward Cobb, Fell. late of Me,srs. T. IL and E. Cobb, Bankers, Banbury), Adelaide-road, Hai erstock.hilL The Hon. J. It. Dorval (Member of Council. New South Wales, and late Director of Australian Joint Stock Bank'. Edward Gellatly, Esq. (Mews. Oethitly, Hanley, and Sewell'. Leadenhallatreek John Gillespie, Fact. (3letara. Gillcaple,Churchlll, and Co. , Great Wincheateratreet. John Alers Mulkey. Jon , Esq., 15, Fenchureh-street. Arthur Hodgson, Esq., Drayton.liall, West Drayton, and Queens land. F. Mantles. Esq. (Messrs. Mangles, hankers, Guildford,, agent to the Coloniel Goversiment of Queensland. Zechariah C. Pearson, Esq. (Mews. Z. C. Pearson and Co.:, Louden and Hull. AITDITORS.. Charleaßell, Esq. (Mama. Boom, and Co.), Old Broad street. /*lid Allardice, Iraq. (Commercial Bank of India), Sloorgatc- fiotWirUls.—lleuraollverson. Lyle. and Peachey, 8, Frederick's. place, Old Jewry. Baaaass II( LONDON —Moor. Monkey, 7, Fenchurch-street. Basilicas in MANCE MIX —Mews. Ctu3liffea, Brooks, and Co. saoccra George E. Seymour, Esq., 387Eromnortonatreet, London. Unary Rawson, kaq., Y. Exchange.srcade, Manchester. Sacaersar —S. L. Sockham, Km. Tenzoitait2 Ormcm—No. 26, Lombardstreet, 8.0. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS, . . . ..—...---- -- Queensland, the future cotton Aoki of England, is tepidly be. coming one of the brat colonies of the British Empire; its climate is the !Weft le Australia, and cannot be surpassed In the world. Samples of the Queensland cotton. exhibited at the Great international ksldbition, ltekl, have been valued at the high price of la. Gi. per lb. The latveturs have power to lame notes to the amount of the uncalled capital of the Bank, from which a large profit must accrue to the shareholders, the current tate of Interest in the colony being 10 per cunt. The subjoined list will show the great advantages likely to accrue to the first shareholders of the bank of Queensland. Pure. Dividend Beast Mosel Paid- Preset per 1 per !fame of Bank. In tipper prise con. I cent. COWS& dial*. per an ; with share. sham. ; bonus. Bank of New South Wales 'Sydney BlO 841 101 1.; Book of Austi n lasia '.. ..... . ' Melbourne 4O 70 II 12k South Australian Banking Coro pant Adelaide.... IS U 0 i 10 Union Bank of Australia London Chartered Honk of Aus tralia Coninaciclal Bank-, , Melbourne ..[ 20 26 26 8 lug Ownpany of. Sydney Sydney 26 46 Id 15 Sydney shores suet be ands to Ik. brokers, solicitors, or to the menitary, and accompanied with a bankers rsoelpt for £2 per share. If no allotment he made to the applicant. the deposit will be returned without deduction. PORN OP APPLICATION PON !MARIAN To the Directors 14 the Hank of Queensland (Limited). Gentlemen,—Havlng paid to your bankers the sum of C I he ell , request that yuu will allot me shares of £lOO each In the Bank of Queensland Limited) : and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or ally smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the remainder of the deposal of L'S on the shares allotted. I am, Gentlemen, Name In pull Address in fall Date The deposit may be sent direct to 'heedless should It be bores evident to pay It to the bankers. BANK of QUEENSLAND (Li m i te d) . NC/TICS IS HEREBY GIVEN, flat the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for SHARES In the above Bank will be CLOSED on SATURDAY next, at 2 o'clock —By enter of the Beard, S. LIPSOOMS BECKHAM, Secretary. riOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Highbory sad Constant! Coal Depots. No travellers or agents employed. LBA and Co.'s price tor Bette% Haswell, and Lambton Waltsend, the best house coal, direct from the cot. Ileet. e by screw steamers, is 2111. per ton (do not pia mere under soy pretext) ; Hartlepool, ?is.: Tanfleld, 17s. ; best small, 11s. Inland, by railway: 811kstone, Brut class. 20e. ; second cats, 18s.. Clay Cross, 19a. and 18s.. Barnsley, 17s. ; Bartley. lee. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of London. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief °Maw North London Badway Matto% lUghbury, Langton, Or ILlngdand. JOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, succemfully trial in the Paris sod London Hospital, trader the care el News. Co !Own!, Uoyd, Poland, aad Lebec.' Clark (lancet, 6th Nor., 1852 , elects a ewe la ea average of ale days., either le recent or chronic disereee.-42. &I. per bottle, by poet Is 2d., at C. Josue's, ?Tench Chemist, 40 Haymarket, Loadoo. blue of 30,000 . Preference Shares of . Lll/ each,. For raising a Capital of 4300,000. which, with the Capitol of the Curacy to he transferred. will make a total Capitsl not ex ceed 4000,000. The ho den of the New Shares will be entitled to a Preteen flat Dindand of Seven per Cent. and a proportion of the Free Deigrire Great, representing an Interest in Sixty-fire Acres hold Lend, for every six Railway Shares. Deposit £2 per Share, of which 41 to be paid upon Application, and 41 upon allotment. The Deposit to be returned In fall, unless the whole of the new Capital of 4300,000 is subscribed, and the Company duly coo atituted. PROVISIONAL TROOPER OP THE LAND OUST (to he appointed under the Cenadien Act, pawed May 18, HMI?. Sir Francis B. Head, Bert . Joseph B. Morrison, Mao., Director of the Chartered Bank of ladle, Australia, and Chin► Henry Pease, Ent, M.P., Stanhope Castle, Durham. Henry W. F. Boickow, Maws. Bolckow and Vaughan, Middlesboro-on-Tees), Marton-hall, Yorkshire. John 1k yd, 8p.,15, Dewgate-bill. W. it. Dines Hooi, Bee., Director of the Stockton and Dar lington Italics/ Coto Stockton. Aieseuder Morrison. Isq., reW ally-house, Chothant. Sir sibhaid David Scott, Bart., SS, Ichisterwardran Hyde .park. Seymour Toulon, Seq., Director of the South Sesiern hallway Company. The lion. =lt Yorke, M.P., Sall .lane. „ . . Baultimil- Ream Barnett, Hoene, and Co Lombard street SolACltoas—Messrs. Simpson, Rawls. and SlmPoill. 62 , Moor • Nam. Barlett and Ellis, ilk Mach-lane. Mears. Sewell Brothers, 68, Old Broad-street. Ofiloes—No PO, Oreshambouse, Old Broadetreet, LC. Detailed Prospectuses, with forms of appticalions for shares, can be sent to the offices of the Conaoy, or from the broken. Mach application meet be preceded by the payment of XI per share to the hankers of the Company for each share applied for, and Li must be paid upon allotment. Where no allotment la made, the fleet deposit will be returned fa fall. The Canadian Act outhorlaing the fro/NO[4., witless Mbar sets relating thereto, may be Inspected at the aloes of the Company. MOLDAVIAN RAILWAYS. Proms Cleats to the lioeth•Weetern Frostier of MoleWM*. to Jane (Um Capital of Mold• and to the Sari Mines atOloss, CoolMoy to be Incorporated wllh Limited LiabDlty under the Joint Stock Companies Acta In England, with • Sabsidiary Ineorporatkm in Moldavia. Capital. £E440,000; In 122,000 Shares of £6O or 600 Frailest each. And d 1,000.000 in Debenture Bor.ds, at Six per Cent. Interest at E 6 per cent. per annum ou the paid.up capital during construction. A minimum dividend of 8 per cent. per annum on the whole capital I. guaranteed by the 00- vernment of the United Principalities of Moldavia and Wal- lachia, payable as each section le opened. A•Arts Don enit COSPAIir —The Ottoman Bank. Bil4Mta —lleum Olyn, Mills, and Co., London. The Agents are instructed to receive subscriptions for the above I share capital on the following terms : Payment o 0 allutmeut .1b or 126 trans per glaze. „ 1 Yeb , 1953 .... 6 „ 125 „ 1 August. /Me 2 „ 60 „ 1 Feb., 1855 ... 2 „ 60 „ 1 August,l9o6 .. 2 „ 50 „ 1 Feb , 1818 .... 2 „ 60 „ 1 Feb., 1867 .. 2 „ 50 £OO 600 francs. Each shareholder will have the option of paying up in full on one-fourth of the shares allotted to him. Au option will also be reserved to the shareholders to take up the Debenture Bonds when they are lamed. Failing the exercise by the shareholders of their option, they will be taken so par by the contractors in part payment of their contract sum. To meet the convenience of subscribers abroad, provision will be made In the constitution of the Company for the issue of shares 4 . To Bearer." so soon so £lO per share has been paid up; and for payment of the interest on those shares et Amsterdam, Berlin, Hamburg. Paris, and Vienna, by the agency of Mews. Bischoff *helm Goldschmidt, and Co. A concession, dated the 15th April, 1861, and expiring on ithe 31st of December. WM has been granted by the government of the Tufted Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia • the lode pendeoce of which is secured by the treaty of Paris. 1857. to Monsieur Pierre Mavrojilny and his Highness the Prince Lao , Sapieha for the construction and working of the above Ball- ways. The State frnarnntees - an simnel Interest of 6 per cant. per annum on the above capital of 51X,44u,000, peptide as each sec tion is opened, and calculated co an expenditure of £11,686 per A contract has been entered Into with Messrs. Brainy, Peto. and Bette for the completion, in the terms of the concerion, of the Railway and Works, including construction of stations, and provision for &desolate rolling stock. A contract has elan been enteral into with Messrs. Mclean and 6tileman, civil engineers, covering all the surveying and engineering expenses. Agree ments have been concluded with the coneenionalres for the transferal the concession. and all preliminary expenses up to the formation of the Company. Provision has been made for yeyment of interest at 6 par cent par annum on capital during the progress of the works, and until the Railway Is completed and open throughout for tragic. After providing for the above, the surplus capital will suffice for the purchase of the land, for the costs of formation of the Company, and for administration and aU other charges during construction, both in Endruid and Moldavia. The npital subscribed will be held by the Agents, who will from tine to time, with the ap..roval of the Local Board, make payments to the contractors upon the certificates of Messrs. Mclean and dtilenum, of Ore at ileorgemtreet, Westminster. the engineers who have been appointed on behalf of the Company. The Local Board, nail the completion and opening of the rail way, will conslat of the following gentlemen, a iz. H. H. Prince Leo fisptelia, Resident of the Austrian Charles- Louis Railway. M. Pierre tfavrojeuy, V.P. of Elective Chamber of United Principalities. M. Jean A. CantsonzCne, Jassy. M. Nicola tetargl, Jassy, Deputy. M. Emmanuel Cluisaovergliy, Jamey. M. Demetric Cosadin, Jassy, Deputy. Mr. Alfred L. Powell, Loral Director of the Ottoman Bank at Galata. The Court of Directors for the time being of the Ottoman Bank will form a Corresponding and askance Committee In London, and through this Committee all payments will be made. The tresent Member. of the Court are : If. A. BRUCE, Bay , Chairman. Sir Wit. CLAY, Bart, Vice-Cha irman. James Alexander, Esq. dooms T.tfiark. .1. Anderson, Esq. Pascoe Du Pre Drentell, Esq. Charles Bell. Esq. J. W. Larking, Esq. Hon. T. C. Bruce. Rate, Yee The railway will be complete in sections as under 1. Galata to Tekouch about 60 iloglish roam' Tekouch „ Adjud „ 30 3. Adjud „ Roman „ 65 4. Roman „ Jassy „ so 6. AdJud „ Okua „ 32 & Roman „ Atlantan Frontier „ 76 Immediately prevlius to the completion of the first smut second sections, which will be opened simultaneously, a meeting of the shareholders will be convened, end they will have the power of appointing, if they tee fit, a Managing Director to take charge, In 4:onion:Wm with the local board, of the working of the metier as they are completed. On the completion and opening of the entire railway, the local board and the correspong and nuance committee will retire from office, and tic ir re-appointment, or the appointment of their successors. will rest with the shareholders. by whom also any casual vacancy in the local board will tie supplied. The main line of the railway about ?20 miles in length' will commence at the Port of Debit:, and following the Valley of the aereth, will jaws through or near the towns of Tekolich, Adjud, Baking, and Boman, to a point on the north-west frontier of the Principalities. There are two branches starting from the m.in line, one t ab cat 42 miles) to Jassy, the capitol of Moldavia, and the other )about 32 miles) to Okna, the most important salt, producing district of the Principalities. Moldavia, now a constitutional State without debt, lo well known as one of the greatest corn productugcountriei of Europe. The Valley of the (Mirth, and the districts through which the lines pain, are the most fertile in the Principalities. Valets is indisputably the moat thriving commerclai port of the Black Sea. The line will, in conjunction with the proposed extension of the Austrian Charles-Louis Railway (for the construction of which a Company will be formed so loon as the construction of the Moldavian Railway is assured., establish unbroken and direct railwny communication between the Baltic, the Gentian Ocean, and the Black Sea. London, by that routs, will be brought within sixty hours of Galata, sud seventy boars of Odessa and Southern Amnia. Con stantinople will be reached in four days ; Tegairag and Trebl• zond the great entrepede fur the Caspian, Persia, and Central Asia in live days; and Alexandria in seven days thus estab lishing a new and independent route to Indy Australia, China, and the Rash . . . —.---- Detailed particulars of the undertaking and its prospects have been prepared from government returns made in 1.59, eltieh show that the dividend which may be anticipated from traffic now existing will amount to 12 per cent. per annum, and that dividend may fairly he expected to reach at least lb per cent. per annum when the connexion with the Charles-Louis Railway M completed. The best evidence that this estimate is not excessive la to be found In the fact that the eliarlabLoula Railway (from Cracow to Lemberg, a length of 1:I5 miles, of which the rrince LA) Aapieha, a member of the local board of this undertaking. In the chainnan)—a more expensive line, passing through • less productive country—already eased 11t per rent. per annum, although that railway has been very recently opened. A certified translation of the concession and Cutler des Charges, and also the contract with Messrs. Jimmy, Peto, and Betts. can be inspected at the Mikes of Messrs. Mitcham, Dalrymple and and Drake, 46, Parliamentatreet, or at Messrs. Swift, Wagstaff, and Co., Great Goorge-strtet. Applications for allotment, after payment to Mean. Glyn, Mills, and CO. of a deposit of £1 per share on the number of shares applied for, to he afdressed to the agents of the Company, at their o ff ices, 4. Bank-buildings, EC., or the undermentioned Brokers :—Mean. Laurence, Son and Pearce, Auction Mart, Bar tholomew-lane, EC.: George E. Seymour, 38, Throgntortonetreet, E.C. : Mews. P. Casenove and W., 52, Threaditemil -street, EC. In the event of no &Mtn ent being made the deposit will be Im mediately returned.—By order of the Ottoman Lank, W. LANDER, Assistant Secretary. London, 4, Bank-beildingig EC., August 5, lent POEM OP APPLIOATION POR SHIRES. To be forwarded to the Atcente„tafter payronat of the prelhatoary deposit to tie Bankers. To the Agents of the Moldavian Railway Company (Limited • OENTLEMLN,—Having paid to Messrs. 013 n, Mills, and CO., Vie sum of IC . I hereby mama that you will allot me Shares In the Molds% tan Railway Company (limited}, and I hereby agree to accept such shares, oe any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and agree to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when requited. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient mewl* Name le full Address Is full Date • To be openeci previous to the ditto flied for payment of the Instalment ha August. 1864. T 3 I. 0 Temple -ba y. N, 191. mar NAWYNNS FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS DAY, August 111, wl/1 sonalst of— /WAGE Als Ch, 4e14-1 la Julienne. POI OX. Roogets i Is oSoolse—Fllets de lierlass trigs. ZIFTRIZS. Priam& de Volatile—Vensison hared*. Bout braise—Agnew rdU. Inflllllllllll. Fowling do Vermlsells—Beignets &Anions homage et eslade. tomb' TO-11Q1R011, August 7, the LONDON DINNER wM GA POTLOVI, A la Crois;;Lll Macaroni . POISSON. Angullle Etate—Filets de BAN Mts. ES PREPS. Tete de Veau en Tortue—ltlasoles de Homaid. Handle de Venation—Scent boullll TINYNIS. OeMe de Citron—Seine dllonneur. lemmas et Wade. Aa estensive and caretallpeelected stock of Ithadsh, Waft sad Ober Wines, imported expressly for Tbe London Manes. All season, A fine ilaucob of Volition every cloy, at 2 o'clock. N.B. During the labibition Seam The London Dinner triii le served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Osage Room 11 la cart from one until tea °Weak. Orl, OR, o'clock. YST AL PALAO E.-TO-MORROW c i lThursday) —One Shilliag.—Open horn nine in the mora ls' tate in the evening. SIMS REEVES.—TO-MORROW, at 3.30. 3111:BURR REEVES will sing "The Pilgrim ; Love," " The Guiding Star," sad " The Boy of ftlacey," MOM POPULAR CORCKRT, TO-MORROW, et tie CRYSTAL PAUL'S LeNDON PAVILION. IMPORTANT oroncs.-11•INOAGENIINT of MEss CONSTANCE and Mallow LIBIABINI.—Loudon Pav lloq ros-eletet. LOIBL sad BONNMA Ploprlsten. ILCI MIER 74. WORS HIPpaIs of BACCHUS, size 131 t 4in. .11. 111" i by Mr. 0101 jaw on "AMBITION 10 the Gentry, 11, Weilingtuo-sneet. Wand (two doors from Box seiromes at tits Lyceum Tbestaitl. Oyes daily from 10 dm, to 8 p.m.—Admission la. CAMERAS, MISER, ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPHS, de. M R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, 30, Elagstrort, Covent-garden, on tiftlAY, Amen d at haltpeat 11 precisely. • variety of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, consisting of several good cameras and lenses, elegant album. stereoscopic mamma and slides, air pump, chemical; telescopes, microscopes, handsome mahogany pedestal sideboard, sewing machine, opera views, beta matting, and various older t u nr.. 2 -fln h°4 = Pl a nmerow and morning el sale, and catalogues had. PIAITO, 18 guineas, oast 50 six months ago ; brilliant toned, lull comic" handsome ease, need trod leggy re pe tition ton* met Allie *tea, all latest improveiwasta Me to abet Included. The lady will allow owe imoota'a Apply 64 Downhan•road, Ire doom from Ylosalaad-resd. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Desedetcromadaitoe ia Velvet £ls Drawlacroom Manes, complete gg 0 • Dlnlas-room Suites, complete Bed-room Suites, complete l9 0 • Warranted lint-elm P. sad d BIIYYUIt, 144, OXFORD-STREIT, Auld 91 to 96, CITY-ROAD. Mutrated Caledogoes hallo sad poet free cm applleedoa. LONDON' CARPET WAREHOUSE.- • Bsteigithea Mgt —WAIFOII ma SON beg to tattamte to the nobility, gentry, sO4 public that their 11110W-BOOMB con tain a large smart:non of BRUSSELS and VELVET-Ph LE CAKPETR, of tasteful dealers. and colostre. The long experience they tore had in the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce ray superior qualities to thole In the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpete, to. Silks and other t abides for curtains andfurniture.-8 and t, Goodge-stree t It and 66 Tottenham-aoart-road. W. fIAIITION.—WATHEILSTON and BROODEN rwoommend the pub& to have the (Mist Gold stated on the Invoice—" Floe Gold end Pure Gold, " as applied to Jewellery, a delusion . WATiIIiDSTON end BROODED% GOLD = NS, end all articles manufactured by them, are *old upon this princiyle, and at the manufacturen' prime. Manufactory, 10. Heurieitaatreet, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery tor le. each.—N.B. This establishment is timed at 61a the evening, and en Saturdays at L REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS MANTLES. IMITATION Ditto. ENAL PEENCII, BRUXELLES, and SPANISH SHAWLS REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 44 animas. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES, 4!l. A. BLACK BOHNER SPANISH DEPOT, M. SOUTH AUDLILY-ST., GROSVENOR.SQUARE., LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garmenta of the NW COATINGS are now ready for Impaction. The troweling, IT of paler= sad tm tures not to be excelled. A select Mock of walking, and over coats always on hand at HAMILTON and 106, Strand, opposite lizeter•haiL VTR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES; LvA. 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E. 1108111 and EON'S establishments are closed every gliday evening at sunset till Batorday evening at sunset, when business la resumed mini 11 o'clock. All articles are marked in plain figurei the lowest possible prices, n 0..,, which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be etchenged, or the money returned. Leta 81 prices, with rules for self-measurement, sad patterus, post tree. TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dash will find ROWLANDS' K ALI DOR a moat refreshing preparation for the complexion, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin. Freckles, tan spots, pimples, Rushes, and discoloration are eradi cated by Its application, and give place ton healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price 4. ed. and 241. dd. per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAND sad SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for '• Rowlands' Kaldor," end be ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of " K alydor." rIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-flve years, emphatically tinned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, ss the best remedy far acidity of the stameli, heartburn, headache, gout, and Indigestion, and al $ rell4 ape rtent for dehcate constitutions, ewe especially for ladles end children. It is prepared, in a state of perfect parity sad uniform strength, only by DINNEFORD and Co., 172, New kiciud.street, Loudon; and sold by all respectable ebstalsta broughout the world. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS, Dr. Form{ has Just published s FREE EDITION et his wthutble • ork, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND Mit mewl, on the Pei f -cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dinner of Right, Lassitude, Re., on rows a • dire/tad earelope, enclosing two po s stamps.—Addzeis, Dr. lIMITII, g, Burton-crescent Tarlatoeltaquare, Loam- W.C. ylt.,CDarm Ohm:Li:Eton., A -88...,.."—RALth.autr 12 ur t y gi stazoir' A SAY on the and CURB of PRIMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain dtrectkila ter porker restoration to health sad vigonr, lits result of nreurg-live Yeats' successful practice In the treatment of those pecollar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten Uts. By Dr. J. L o s , Mink 11. Aballari&dreik. Piccadilly. 1.01140111. Cousialtat 10 till S. soil to it• We feel aohositallon le thereisnorsernherof society by oboes the boot willeot be found asetal—wbeeherseoh person bold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman."—Son. London: Rawl. 39. Comhth ; sad J. Allen. 20, Warwick-lane. zroncs—THE 14041111.—0 ti Tuesday swat, mi sillawseka aad jaelaelkwa la Welland c":" eteaut l 7,_ FIrfBPS BEHIND HIM. A Novel. By p/maniJ agsw4374. 3 vela pout bro. luodon : delapsoa Low, ace, sad Co., 47, Ludgate-WIL TNe &y, by the raw " Woman in White." BASIL. By WILLIS COLLINS. An entirely new edition. with steel frontispiece by John Gilbert ; hand somely bound In Moth, prim as. London : Sampson LOW. 80., and Co., 47. Lw4Pht-Itifi- NATAL AND MALITABY. ADMIRALTY, AMIDST 15. - PROMOTIONS AND Areotninnwra.—Canntander W. IL Pym to to impacting commander in the meat-guard, riot Johnston, whom period of genies to. expired ; and J. Fenn promoted to retired commotion Liniments W. H. Richard, to the Argos ; and H. J. Dyke to the Severn. Chid Engineers W. Austen, to the Asia, for terries in the Mosey, whim the latter is peed off ; and T. H. Symons to the Himalaya, vies Bureley. Paymaster C. L. Cartwright to the Argue. Clark J. Emil to the Argos. Inspector of Machinery W. A. Mown, promoted to W- Meel soneldoory dad and appointed to the Indio, for e t = moros e vies EMU. Engineers B. F. Pima, to the Indus, for ionise in the Royalist ; and J. Snell, to the Asia , as supernumerary. Acting lint-Class Assistant-Engineer P. Robotism, to the Edgar, vies Woodfield. Acting Second-Class Asaistent-Engisseer A. Dewar, to the Edgar, otos Blanch. PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 5. Theßacehorse, 4, screw vessel, Commander Boxer, miled from Spithsed yesterday morning for the Pare ladle: sad China. . . . The Mowry. 40, Captain Caldwell, C. 8., came into har bour yesterday to dismantle and pay off. The Lords 00111111illi0116111 of the Admiralty arrived here at a quartet to three o'clock this afternoon in the Admiralty yacht Osborne, on their annual visit of inspection to the dockyard, divisive of marines, and various naval meota at this port. Their lordships consiated of the Duke of Somerset, C. 8., First Lord ; Vice-Admiral the 800. Sir Frederick W. Grey, IL C.B. ; Rear Admiral Edeo, C.B. ; Cap taia the Hon. J. It. Drummond, C.B. ; Sem. Whitbread, Req., M.P.; Boar-Admiral Lord Clamor Paget, C. 8., ILP., Phi/ Secretary to the Admiralty ; Rear-Admiral Robiasoo, Comp troller of the Navy ; Colon el G. T. Grease, Director of Ad miralty Work. ; and Captain J. Moore, C. 8., Private Secre tary to the First Lord. Their lordships on their arrival were saluted by 10 guns from the Sag-skip Victory. Having partaken of luncheon on board, the Lords Commissioners commenced their customary iospectioo according to the usual routine. They first inspected the Clarence Victualling yard, leaving at half-past four for Hadar, where they visited the gunboat slips and naval departments. Their lordships oontiene their inspection to-morrow morning. A Amnion war frigate arrived at Spithead this morning frets the westward, and exchanged salutes with the ra dios sod flag-ship Victory. WOOLWICH, Auoun 5. A lorge amount of ammunition, consisting of shut, shell. Minis nlie bullets, &c., is now being prepared at the Royal Arsenal, for shipment to Australia, in accordance with a request from the colonial government to the British War Department to be furnished with such supply at the coat of the colony. An application has also been made for batteries of Armstrong gnus to be forwarded to Australia on similar conditions. THE BRITISH NAVAL FORCES ON THE SOUTH EAST COAST OP AMERICA, AND IN THE PACIFIC. The following are the names of the ships, to gether with the stations, at the latest advice* received on the above station. It shows an aggrapte of 25 vessels et war, mounting 356 guns, of 5,800 horsepower, 27.601 tons, having a complement of 4,752 allure and men. The above are mada up of three sailing ships, Eve screw frigate., four screw corvettes, throe screw sloops, four paddle sloops, 011111 iron paddle vessel, and five gunboats. The following am the Damao of the ships, &a.. vit. : Port. Ardent Ships . 0u55.3..11100"...23911.1" T ...891 ms. ..Buenos Ayres. Bacchante 39-570-600-2,667..Vaocouver's Island. Cameleon 17-170-200....952 Mazatlan. Cherybidia 21 240.. 400-1,506.. Vancouver's Island. Clio 22 —290..400 —1,472.. Acapulco. Curlew 9..100.. 60. ... 488—Moote Video. Devutation 6..163..400..1,058.. Acapulco. Dotterel Forte Forward (happier Hecate -125..240.-817— VYOOOUVeII Island. Madaoscar Matins 17..170..900.. 882.. Panama. Naiad 5. 22.. --I,o2o—Callao. Nereus Oberon Satellite 21 . 260-409..1,462 Moot* Video. Sheidrake 2.. 40.. 60.. 233—Moote Video. Spider Stromboli -195..280— 967.. Monte Video. Tatter 20-270-250-1,266 Mazatlan. Termagant 25-310-810-I,647—Pamasa. Tops sl— 570.. 600 2,669.. Valparaiso. ..... 23-310-300-1,570— RN &Janeiro. —— Tete1....358 4732 5800 27,801 A letter from Toulon states that a commission had emeernbled on board the irou-cased frigate La Gloire, 8o draw up a procaeverbal relative to the new heating apparatus with which that vowel has been provided. The gnomes of the experiments is declared to be decisive. The Gloire, with only half her fires lighted, obtained an average imicream of mechaniail power of :30 per cent. That result is the more important for iron-cased frigates, that they have no room for increasing the number of their boilers, but can by thin new system add nearly one-third to the force of their machines. The screw line of battle ships will also be much benefited by the adoption of this new inveution, as they will acquire additional speed with a decreased ana gumption of fuel. CONVICTS AT LAROZ.—In the year 1861 and last quarter of 1860,1,672 male convicts were released on license in England, and 301 female convicts in 1861. In the titi years from October, 1853, to the eud of 11:61. 10,507 male coevicts and 962 female convicts have been released under orders of license. 1,124 of the men and 73 of the women have since been returned to convict prisous under sentence of penal servitude or treeeportation • and 849 of the men and 68 of the women have had their license revoked for lighter offences, making a total of 1,973 we end 141 women who have forfeited their lioense. Of the men, however, only 535, or 5 par cent., forfeited their lessee for the more serious crimes, and 10 per omit. of the women ; the rest were for the lighter offences of larceny, theft, vagrancy, assault, and various misdemeanours. (aiursa's rsamoaana) ITALY. NAPLIE, Amen 6. Colonel Nullo and twe nt y-four volunteers have arrived here, but have not been allowed to disem bark. The hundred volunteers who lately returned from Palermo have likewise been prevented from disembarking here. PALERMO, Anon 5. Yesterday eight battalions of troops and a bat tery of artillery left this city for the province of Corteone. Three hundred volunteers are said to have laid down their arms. It is reported that Garibaldi left Fieuzzi imme diately on hearing of the royal proclamation. TURIN, Acaus: 5. Popular demonstrations have taken place at Brescia and Florence. Shouts were raised of " Long live Victor Eninianoel 1 To tho Capitol ! Rome or death !" Intelligence from Rome elates that a bomb had exploded in the offices of the Obeerratore Romano. No one was injured. TOULON, Acouar 5. Twelve hundred troops are on their way here from_ 4ans and will embark to-morrow in the 191e+Zhig-fialiaatiull is said to be Civiss NABSILILLES, AuGuaT 5. Leteses received hers from Rome announce that the steamer Castor hdgiven chase to an Italian steamer, which ap peared to have on board men wearing blouses. The Italian vessel directed its course towards Leghorn. NAPLES, Auaurr 5, Evisnro. General Ongia sent the Disks Delaerdura and Deputy Laloggia to Garibaldi with the proclama tion of the King. Ganbaldireceivedthern in the midst of his friends. He repelled their entreaties, and would not even re ceive a letter from his friend, General Medici. It is said that he is marching into the interior of the island, pursued by the troops. On the Roman frontier an Italian battalion en countered some brigands, supported by Papal Zouaves. After defeating them the Italian troo ps pursued them into the woods of Castro, in the Papal territory. They now remain in possession of the territory occupied by them. PALERMO, Auars? 5. Garibaldi is still in Carleone. The Italian troops have occupied the position of whisk it was be- Hayed he intended to take a. The spirit of the troops is excellent. tis still believed that everything will be arranged without the employ ment of force. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Ammar 5, IVIZING4 To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the Minister of Finance presented the Budget for 1863, amidst applause. The discussion on the Neapolitan railways then commenced. _ _ conformity with the proposal of the committee the Chamber entered into a discussion on the com parative merits of the plan proposed by Count Bsatogi and that proposed by M. de Rotbschilde. The discussion will be continued. HUNGARY. VIENNA, Amen 5. The Hungarian members of the government ad vise that prepandions should be made for conven ing a new Hungarian Diet. The last council of the Aulic Chancellery of Hungary, which was attended by Counts Apponyl and Yaterhaty, was hold for the purpose of agreeing upon the course that should be followed in case of certain eventualities. FRANCE. PARIS, Amu? 5. The journals of this evening announce the arrival of the Viceroy of Egypt at Cherbourg. ' ITALY. A Vienna letter in the Augsburg Gazette states that Prince Metternich has been instructed by his government to give a negative reply to any pro posal which the French government may make for submitting the Italian problem to the decision of a European congress. PRUSSIA. Aooording to s letter from Berlin, Count de Bernstorff has received from the Cabinet of Vienna a note in which the writer expresses in the most unequivocal manner the irritation caused by the recognition of Italy by Prussia. Tas VICIMOT or Earn—The Faid Gahaad AIM yeah; under the charge of an Admiralty pilot from Woolwich, left Greadrithe this morning , with his the Viceroy of Etr pt and unite, forCherhourg, from his Rightism will proceed to Gibraltar, on has return to Alexandria. The /WM yacht beloegios to Idr. Join with that gentleman and Mr. Larking on beard, to Greenhithe prior to the departure of his Highness, and couveyed numerous peek's*, d artioleschased in thin country. A commusscation from hie • nes, has hen received b y . the chief canes of the Roy Arsenal acknowledging the valuable services rendered by that fano during the period that the vise-regal yacht was mond off Woolwich, and a dooms= of lOW. from the Viceroy has bees distributed ainoopt the force named. linaLvm or LowDoW.—Thu weekly return of the Regiatear.Geseral 'autism to exhibit • emnparativedy favourable condition of the public health. 1n the week that ended last Saturday the deaths were 1,209. In the ten correrpooding weeks of the years 185241 the average number cormoted for ioareeee of populatioa weal 1,275. Compared with this estimated amount, thu deaths actually returoed last week show • reduction of 66. The births of lest weak exceeded the deaths in the same period by 585. Seventy-levee persona died from Oiarrlme, of these 73 were children. Three deaths occurred from Eoglish cholera. The total deaths from all muses to the age of 20 were 644 „- between the age of 20 arid 60, 356 ; at the age of 60 and upwards, 210. Four persons died of small-pox, 50 of mead's, 59 of scarlatina, 68 of typhus, 158 of consump tion, MI of apoplexy. Dienes of the heart and atteries was fatal in 84 instances, bronchitis in 55, and pasamosia In 50. Child-bearing was fatal to 5 mothers, 1 of whom died from nietria. The wife of a "'venter died at 75, Carlisle-street, Lambeth, from " choleraic diarrheas," 4 days. A printer, seed 56 years, died at 28, St. Thomas's- Tenses, ',hostas, from "choleraic tharrhua (I day), typhoid fever (1 week)." The daughter of • sailor, aged 14 moethr, died at 1, Lyons-yard. Greenwich, from "ehoL mic diarrhcea (14 days)." the daughter of • baker, aged 4 months, died at 15,-street, Lambeth, of "chole raic diarrheas (36 hoots)." Ia the district of 84. Georg% Hanover-square, a clergyman, aged 66 years, died - of "disease of the aortic valve*, with emboli is the blood vessels ' Last week the births a/ 926 boys and 866 girlie, in all 1,794 children, were registered is London. In the tea correspooding week, of the years 1832.61 the average number (corrected) was 1.773. Ffontroix ERIVARY COMPANY.—The thirty-second belt-yearly meeting at the proprietors of the Norfolk Estuary Company was held vestenlay afternoon at Gray's. I tau Hotel, Soften. Mr. N. J. West presided. The evert of the board won yory brief. It stated that the works were in a eatiabotory &audition. The engineer's report also stated that the works were greatly improved. The chair man, without melbas say remarks, moved the adoption of the meet, which was duly earonded by a member of the board. A cosvereatimial discussion followed, and the plans of the works submitted by the engineers were ex endued by the pooprisoces. The motion wee then agreed to, and the meeting terminated with • vote of thanks to the SIR a MAY/fll AND Till OMNIBVITA.—The Lou don General Omnibus Company have received edictal iss structioos from the Police Commissioner to remove the advertising boards, and some correspondence bag taken place. The oceemimdmier's reply to the onitposy's septet to continuo the boards is to the effect that he will forego all proosediep on the mine being removed, ea they are opposed to the late Mr. Fitzroy'a Public Carriage Act, bat that he will not ebyiet to any bard placed above the wea therboard is such • manner as not to obstruct the ventilation, ei to interfere with the plumage of the roof passengers. VRTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE 00111LLI, whose imam performance at the LONDON PAVILION hie proved a emcees beyond all precedent. The in house nightly, and the thousands who have her cams= the most profound admiration, and are w rapt= der at Ohs extraordinary talent evinced to an artiste of inch youthful years. BM will every evening. The general as. tertaltment is interspe with mach novelties as cannot fail to delight. Operatic selections are performed nightly, and the com bined talent of Rem Collins th his buntoroas Irlin melodies add to render the programme unequalled in attraction.