The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-23 00:00:00

N.l-11; ' ' ) 7 (1 ; t Y. 11‘'. • - • , k 0l \ 1 Stilt U.dXll7lllll p l. • :1 .. ' • •• , . II . • • . • MARKETS. V I TOOL, JUNK 2L—Our market it very to-day, 5,ta11/ balsa, melodist 6 ,.. 500 Atoarioan. 2Sid. to #l. to 294 d. ; SO Yuen; and ?ed. to 31d. ; 150 Smyrna, 24411. to 3d. to 23 d. OW* 14d. to 291 to 30d. —MANCIALSTICR. Jtrift 21.—There is t to-doy, owing to the great anxiety questios of a renewal of hostilities d Germano. The absence also of ad. w three days overdue. prevents mow . For shipping yarns there area good market, which are held back till after INVOCO tomorrow. There is an elm so. 'nem for export. Prices, however, ,if any. spinners have been disposed last week. The general opision would be useless to press sales with the the market. la borne trade yarns very quiet market, sod there has bees business. For cloth there hes bees a and quite equal to that in yarns. quite an aversion to entertaining offers ly operations reported have bona ea scale. Manufacturer, are not pressing ket in this state of things, and we sal change in quotations. There an • rule when sellers have stock. end but they are comparatively few. day in both cloth soil yarn have itcent character. been Juin attention coloured been thinly attended, and little bud. DIN coatings, sod • few plain clothe inquired for, sod only to • my the white ball more teatioe her vy goods department ; • fair amount one in plain and foxy witnays, pilots e demand for blankets has not bee n haa been • slight improvement upon continue firm. a —HUDDERSFIELD, Jr sport in the market to-day, the rue ruing which has been waked be* tb A little more may be mid to bs do* lions adapted for 'Mama and winner, I, tee season lot which is now draw* ISI ILLD, JUNE 21.—Then is s sods. isls, middle qualities more is =4141 LAW &w gon abs sells more continue tiros. l es. NE '_'l.—At to-clay's market a small a, which sells middy at an advance t runs of rcl making 395. to 41 s . p er F.reign held firmly, and very little gores. Barley steady. Beans end r dearer. Foreign arrivals for t h e barlvy, 5,667 ; arts 1.273 ; beam, 11Syry. The supply of wheat on offer today and was good, at ls. per qr. ad prices. Spring corn sold slowly, as l i C - e have a large bushman deem la treme rites of Fnday. Barley .o -; the same may be said of oats and —At or • market to-day wheat wan advance of hi. to 2d. per Natal oa y established. Oats dull. Barley Lc Onto beans the turn dearer. 14. per quarter advance. Ootrood • k trade in good fresh American door Wt Tuesdays rates. French doer per sack advance. to - d a p'. market the show of wheat demand has nosed move activity, fully la. to 2 a per qr. higher. 'est buyers. Per qr. imperial to white, sew, Gtlbs. to 641b5.. 45e. 411. to 42.. Barley, best Chow, : , ilha. :iro. to :Cs. ; ditto. rum to 5411 w., 335. to Su. Oats, 361bs. Beans, old, 63Ibe. to 631b5., 37e. 6.11t0. to 641ba, 335. to 365. RIM 21.—The weather eiouinues ere are now ioditatioris of rain. At we bade moderate show of whoa* m the coast the arrivals are to • ed tone in Mark.lane occasioned a • Cd. being willingly paid for South chow, lot 435. 9d. was procured in beyond the views of buyers only . Flour in totter demand, with la other aztioles we have little —There was a very short supply of to-day, aod which, from the good an improved demand, at generally • instaDoes realisiog :h. per qr. t►red in value. In barley little or uealtered. Malt remains quite ' Wahl's' was quite of a nominal ' ly the same as before quoted. ley. Z.h. to Me. Oats, 21s. to 25e. rts. to :iris. Rye, Zda to 38a. per sack. Malt, 60e. to 646. r, JOY! 21 . — Our market today with beasts, both in quality sad of buyers being large the pub :. everything Oil offer quickly prices were fully supported. Of in number than of late ; they ar ty than usual. Former prima 'mak, but geoerally the mutton There were also a few peon sold readily at good must supply, and met a free trade rie bet the trade was tolerably good. car remained much this same , lls. 6d. to 12e. 6d. par 1100“ ; Os. to ifs. 6d. ; mutton of u• but for the beat downs 7ed. veal, id. to inf. ; fresh park . to 9a. per worm green ham.. ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled old store pip, 16 . 5. to Z3s. sack ; 4/. RETURNS. Pm- Mfr. TeteJ, Total, sews% dwindles. 1884. t P 8,029 1 0 ,074 24,:23 15,421 i 2 . 5 08 3.127 cm 4.431 1963 1,936 3,117 3,131 3.168 4,087 5,570 -. 10,863 8,970 8,076 ,7,9 M 2e5 IA 417 312 SAW Ml 6 r 1.170 3 210 4,19 4.47 i 1.:30 219 :.,016 tir 997 t:tgost '2,10.3 1,201 1.3111 12211 521 000 Lin 1.151 until lately, the only appli. dna like a %metal rupees: now me Mies se Dr. Human states, ••1 sr!e.t bruthom hitherto mad,. ag onelnichon, and their enagnetleel for grey hair, neuralgia. theme- Mt. are brine made. Mee, n. Athertisemrtat j LGES, AND DEATHS. bk. I n, she .de of the Hoe. C. Z. t. r terra, r, Hyde•park, the wiled kith howie. bermondaey, the wile Li.,,rdrt• r maw, Lothtster, the wife ol A. Lunt •I.e, nkl Charlton, Mn. I. 111,1114. I..tt. nhaas, th• wits d e ere.t church. lceteet4dll. .A -: ‘• .tur, eon of the Wee otoo.i.i. to k:lazabetb Clerk*. t.s.i.. Lyn:south, Xerlk t i.mroatt, I (Teich. Porool•gaio, inromoettt. William, eoe of Mr. Atm", Peckham, to Chanty. ...f I ptoll place. Forest.gete. , .t -t .•-, , rge's, Hanover NOM% -. tor. W ahem James, son of ro 01. 0. E 11.% demean of the tho make Douse, Devon. T H& Chttkatilen, Faq.. of Bt. Joiner 75 . liughter of the late D. Siewlin rev, Aged n ears amid 3 meal. ..tioctou„ vita of Mr. Mary. wife of W. Haydos. 114. .I et. W. etwet. Woolboanoo4onfoo. o Hamilton, aged Be. •glit, theadst, of Dopttord-rooll. . Bonze enrage& Mrs. IL Ps* I!LUAU Kan IMAM otlre. - 11, 7 of London. Printer. M Ye the Freshet et illitteedine.• "'""—'....."..... LIMEMI ',klA~:ki. No. 5,577.] DT TA Direct, ealibig at MADRAS. i C Iit ° NTHLT OOMMIINICATION by Mama tram London.— The splendid anzillem screw steamer QIIILIN OF THI 11017TH w4ll leave Vhslorta (London) Docks the lath July, sad Plymouth liedJ.l.y The passerby, am paned free been louden $0 Plymouth, end embark by the Company ateem tesider.—tor Anther Intorms.ion apply to BOND and ILlCElLirmiumagias Agents, 9, Wilselemleas, IC. at 01.11101.1.1 r wad Parlkimenflwameh LW. AUCKLAND, N.Z.—Assisted passages and tree grants of Land, by WILLIS'S LINE. Emablished lot" Mehemet', farm labourers domestic .scants, mamas alone-cutters, carpenters, bricklayers, blacksmiths, and me ohmic, vnerslly. can have assisted passages, by applying to °BEEN, ROBINSON, and Co., East India-aveutie, Leadeabell street, Loudon. from whom can be obtained, for Td., post free, the " Handbook of New Zealand," or Guide to " Britain of the Booth," containing the most useful informatien either to the eapitallst or working man.—GILSILN, ILOBINSON, and Co., Emit Indlawvanne, Issadershallattwit,, Z.C. CANTERBURY, N. Z., direct, by Willie's line, e l i r atatinahed Ist&—To Sail 17th July, the fine frigate bath shIp A CI . LORIONA, A 1 foe 1$ years, 1,600 tone burden, JUN A 7 V. Commander; lying in the East India Dock. This beautiful enlist haa jut been refitted throughout and hat un equalled sooommodation fee a limited nuialer 1 ell dames of Ida should make early application to WILLIS, E 1 2.171 41 t, 4M an Cra avenne,sh ware: or 011 Inn, 11.011110905, and Co., Ea rn MESRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' ( o f Patkiralliard. Louden) LINE of STEAM and PACKED MIPS to ACURA LIA. —Poe MILBOURNA Poet Direct (to leave the Docks on Wednesday. July g at Plymouth), She splendid clipper ship KENT, 1,060 t ons , Y. ANDERSON, Commander: lytag lu Mellen India Doan. keitnessnuedalipss tor all dasses e n an uneumened, sad she will awry asi eerl surgeon—For freight ur wane • lu MD ALLPORT, and MORGAN (with Menlo Y o Vria and Boss), 7, Leadenhallatreet Passengers by t his Lee of are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Inn den second class fares. and second clan for third class farm IILACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For MILHOUR-NE. PORT PHILLIP, Direet.—Mesers. Omen's ship DOVER CASTLE, 1,200 tons, Cepeala J. M. ATLI& will leave East India Docks on the sth Jay, call at Monte. hod own an miperienced surgeon.—Apply to 7. OZZIE sad On, * Nankin, E.C.—Peasengers by this line w proceed by raft from GREA Paddi s h ed Otono to tor Plymouth at redaced tares ky applying to P. N nekton BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. —For Ntrxeorierg (Port PlillUpl direct, News. OEIESI ablp ANGLESEY, 1,150 toot , Captain EDWARD JONES, will Stare East biota Docks the oth August, call at Plymouth, and awry so esperleaoed sungeon.—Apply to P. Gana( sad Co., TY, CarnEUl . Z.C.—P-meogers by this limp con premed by rail trom Paddington to Plymouth at reduced tams, by applying to P. GILES and Co. for tickets. STEAM TO NEW TOILE_ THZ NSW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STRAII.3IIIP COMPANY Intend dm patellae their hpowerod lyde-bunt Iron Scow Iltsun•Shipa, carrying the United States mak, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR SEW TORE CITY OF BALTIMORE Wednesday, Jam EL CITY OP LIMERICK. Saturday, June U. ETNA, Wedsesday, Jane EL UM miry Wednesday. and every altereste Warder. Debbi peerage by tbe mail steamers riling every Weelit u, 17. and 31 guineas. socording to tbe accommodation. by tbe Saturdays ebeezers, 13 pilaw. Forward pump Includim all provisions cooked. lame toe Many the United Mates, end Britt* Columble. booted as very advantageous tenne.—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, U, Water-street, Liverpool; or to KIVU sad YAM. C. Khoo WHUamotrest. Clty. BREIEEN.—Neutral vessel under lineeian flag. Direct Route to Hanover, klounewick, sad Central Gee many.—Onenr the One first class screw steanrorsADLES, MOWS, or 13CHWALBS will be despatched from HeeselPdowa, orrery Thursday morniag 'weather perantturp, at 3 ant, at laPier ter passengers at 10 a.m.—rues to Bremen. Al and Cl ; return tickets. LI and Al 10a—Apply oh CHAPLIN'S 17alversal allon Regeost-drcus„ W. ; or le PHI/ LIPP% GroLiV/IL THILLIPPS, and Co. 11, Rood-line, E.C. ROTTERDAM sod the RHINE. TWICE WEFA.- me paddlettamer HATAY/EL Capt. W. PAWL every Sunday, from /knotty's nor, at 10 Lot. ooffinp at akeireali sot paille wars at 11 a.m. larva. 0.2 b E 1 10s, sed 17L net • retorn 3n, Et to.. and 21 On IL The woo sloantor TT ENDOED trout off the Tower every Thursday amass early. Tom £1 and al 104.—For Wanted tares refer b a sil Mo o to . d ntoothly time MU& Appi7 csAruire Ua W.. or to PRILLEPTS, GLAVIN. MULLINS, sad Co., 11. soothe». IC. GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANC OULPA..NII - , No. 11 Lombard-street, Loudon, LC. Leah'Med HMI. antecribed capital. A 2.000,000. mums& Cmannan—CßAßLlS WILLIAM CURTIN Msg. DigpirmenAuLmLN—CHAILLIB P. DZPAS, Itaq. Henry Hulse Berens, Esq. G. J. Shaw Lefeere , Esq., M.P. E. Bonham Carter, Esq. John Martin. Fog hunch Hart Dyke. E. Rowland Esq. Mr Minter Farquhar. Bart, H.P. Janes Morris, Esq. Sir Walter H. Farquhar, Bart. Henry Norman, Up. James Goodson. Fog. Henryßrynolda. Eaq. nonagon Hankey, Esq., M.P. Ab rah am J. Roberts, Keg, :ohs G. Hubbard, Eaq., M.P. Willful:, Steven, Esq. 71•11 L H. Janson, Esq. Henry Vigor, Esq. atmrroes. leirleLoyd, I I . lenrayl!es 71r , rnton, Eau. Cornelius . ialoe, Jim., Fee. Noel Vilittluet, So iq Tallemacb,Thos MR., Secretary ; Samuel Brown, ~ Actuary. LITE DEPABTMENT.—Under the proeislons of an Act of Parliament, this Company now offers to new insurers Eighty per Cent. of the profits. at quinquennial divisions, or slow rate of premium without participation of pronto.. Since the establishment of the Company In 1841. the amount of raffia allotted to the manes,' bu exceeded in cash value illft,ooO, which represents &miming revetalotuu7 bonuses of B:11364,r000. the divisloo of profits at Christina', less. the Life Anuarances in toree, with existing homilies thereat. amounted So upwards of £4.730,0.10, the income from the Ufe Branch itSO7,OOO per annum. and the Life Assurance Fund, tndepen. Solt of the capital, exceeded L 1,513,000. JIBE DEPARTMENT.—lnsurances are effected upon every ilescrlption of property at home and abroad at moderate rates. To expense Is incurred in effecting • new insurance beyond the payment of Ms simnel premium and duty, when the premium amounts to Ss. Claims liberally and promptly settled. Notice la bereby gives, that Fire Petioles which expire at Midsummer must be resewed within Mesa days at this °Rice, or with Mr. Sams, No. 1, St. Jaraseastreet, corner of Pall-mall . Sr with the Compeers agents throughout the kingdom, other. wise they become void. Applications for prcepretures and agencies to be made to the flimetary. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AORNCT CORPORATION 'LOW'. Capital. AlOO,OOO, In 10,000 shares of AlO each. With power to Increase. CI per share to be paid on allotment incorporated under .• The emnpantes Act, Me' whereby Me liability of the shareholders Is lirni•ed to the amount annamitred. Cluomissr. —Captain Raymond, R.N.. TM Mall, Chiswick. & W. BAnccas—London and Westminster, Lothhary. LC. AnDwoit—dtsniey L Bennett 6.sn , Ream Bennett and Gestalt, St. Nicholas-lane, LC. RADARIA—Wesars. Rimier and Kin`. YO. Birehin-lane, EC. Smarm —Nowa Howard : Dollinaa.,nd Lowther. 141, Pew arthatreet, LC. SINCRWART-41 . 8.0diR.Sym Up. Tesporary Offices —204 Gresham-bows, E.C. ♦BRIDGED PROITECITS. Thos Corporation gaT been formed for the purpose of oolfloif the ordinary badness of a PilltDre Company that a an Estate Ageory—a want not yet supp/ied by any of the existing companies. The badness of the Corporation will roissist of two sib snot branches. via, financial transactions and estate agency business, sad competent represeutatives win be appointed in the pried pal towns. The Plusurtal Department aril consist of advancing money on teal and personal (Mate. whether intended for sale or otherwise, and on such other securities as the Directors may approve. The Corporation will act also as agents between mot tgagors sad mortgagees, and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for British and foreign undertakings. the bona Ades of which will be strictly Investigated before they are submitted to the public. The Baste Agency Department win embrace valuations the purchase sad sale of estates, lands. and houses: the manage ment of Adams, and the carrying out of drainage, end other et sential imp•ovements . also the sales of agricultural produce, farming stock, and every description of properties, by private °Detract cal public auction and it is Intended to bold periodi cal asks rif freehold and leasehold properties. Several lucrative transactions have already been secured by the Corporation: and although the Directors consi.ler the present Nominal capital ample for all immediate purpoaes, power has been taken to increase the same should it be ultimately deemed desirable. By the articles of assixistlcie (which lie for InapecUos at the temporary offices of the Company; each director is re quired to hold 2 , 0 snares and more than BODO shares hare already been subscribed for by the directors and their friends. Prospectuses end forms of appliiations for shares may be ob tained from the Banker*, Brokers, and Auditors, or at the Tem porary °faces of tbe Company. T HE GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION !Limited). The Directors ere no. prepared to reoeire APPLICATIONS bola Established Mate ARenta la the country to Set es repro- Selltatirea for the Corpurstam. order of the Ward. V. SPRY. Secretary. %IRE INVIGORATPTE NERVINE ESSENCE. -IL The timid actentlfically prepared and most powerful 0 atri al,/ • cordial aver introduced : restores to their normal condition an the escrettons, on the integrity of which perfect health de. =lta thecific for debility of all kinds. and from Its coo 6, Ia among other Ingredients, pepsine and phonate of sods, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Prks he. per Witte, or four quantities In one for lb. Beth Mews. Itainothrteu andlo), Ostordotreet, sod Md. Feischurch-fitrewt. tondo& DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS t ; never tailing remedy, prepared without any meretulal lapedleat, from the recipe of Dr Perott. , wlll 1» found terminable So all who miter from bilious and liver complainta, tedl wind, spasms, giddlneas, &ninths of the eyen We. For habitual lasetirensea, as a tastily aperient medicine, and as a purifier of Ur bawl, they are truly steeliest ; mild in their operation and Phistal to the stanacl. they create appetite. promote digestion, and Ameba' the whole nervous system--SoM by W.Lambert, dismitst, 8 King Williamet., Charing-croak Goodell. and by wet n beret. la IM. sad Fs. the. Be sae to ask for Dr. WIWI Whoa* and Liver Ma. The suisaist an 1a • rpm, yam PAW wish Wlittime Lumbar mowed en the Amp. Il_rop.sa BROW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL London.—Tine 8/10W wm OM!, PLUMY, Ist rary:winen the Hansa will Imsjedged bansblie, angsontinue oyes the liaturitay, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday following. Erearsion Trains sail ran on the Mattel railways day, July 4, renaming a ft er Bbow.—gy order, on Mon , Mt liwargary. Agricaltaral Company (Undte4), Earford-stnet. Y. HORSE SHOW at tbe AORIOULTUALL HALL —LPPLWATIONS for SPASM la the GALLIBILS (boa which the *Ann will mimeo the public lodging end dallt b erlse), for exhibition and isle at goods, nom be nutlet* the Fatly. Advertisements ter the offitelars• id b• Nut not Wu than the lIC4h hast.—hy order. SIIINZY, Secretary. HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL. Loodon.—OPINIRO DAY, FRIDAY Id July. adnahubm, S. Id.: SATURDAY, bid Ally sibilidos 61. 4b, fib, sad Mk Job, admission Is.—B & y ardor, SIDIY, beenkttry. THE from ?JUST, th e MIRILY WIT= of WINTIaeIL,TIa Bello In Matchers, an d the Two Iliestlemmune Verona, by Me whole of the Weeded company. Director: Mr. I. JONGIIMANS. Comedy by Thtrorth, e,„ W. Nuclei], T. Macleod, moms. Cavelho, sod N Pewee, the codebneed javeleile ONeetteses, EMOTING.BVE&Y PRIZIC POlOlB receiving the 100 saunas an 1 offered ha Advertisement% Ho I fora Shakespeare,' will be a.ubliehed early to July. illustrated with Lithograph Portraits. Omits as agpleatioa he principal Drapers every where, or by stamped address to DAY sad SONS, Liocolo's lendlekla Leedom 1181:TE of £300,000 MORTGAGE DEBRN .A. TURES of the CITY OMCIII COMPANY ;Waited) , secured by maven beteg a shags upon Qty of Undoes Pess and Lc. g lessebold Property ; sad the due payment of both principal and Miens' guaranteed by the Credit Poodle (Ladled), sad the Credit Webibee (Liseited(. DIJLIC2OIII Or 2111 OTT 0711C11 COXI'AOY 17112111.;. H.P. L Artie*, leq. (Mews. Watley and Co.;, N I sosrssr. Meow Dada, Sera (Aidernaus), Abeharat-lene. Charles Ellis. Lloyd's. Junes Leviek. E q., Hines Annnyard. &f east Weatermae, Seq. (11dara Maatenasa. Man and CO. London. Edward Warner, Esq., M.P. P. 0. Westmorland. Neq (C. /oyes sad Co.), Louden. The Bight lion. James Sanaa Wortley, tendon. Basics!—Ths Agra and Westennans Wank ;Limited:, Nicholas lane, KC. 1101.11220111. Maas Hughes, Westerman, and Co., Bucklerabary. Mesas. Edeards and Co., Westminster. Mclean, Nesbon, Evans, sad Co., Nieholaelane, LC. ccOLW Nowa Laurence, Son, and Pearce. Lothbury, LC. Merin. Field, Sou, and Wood, 9, Warnford-oaurt, Throupaertes. streak LC. Messrs. Itobans and Barber, Threadneedle-street, LC. Smut - raze—O. W. Newell, Bag. PI,OPOSALAID MIMS OP MUM. The Credit Fonder Limited), in conjunction with the Credit Yobilter ,Limited', are prepared on behalf of and as tleaneal vents for the City Once. Company :Limited,. to receive subunp- Dona for ".300,000 of !tartans* Debentures at par, hatted by the City Offices Company iiimited;, in sums of LIDO, LUC, £5OO. or 'AOC bearing interest at 6 per cent, per annum for eve years: at the expiration of which term the debenture. will be paid off " lr: * tams are: Si itaroint. on subscribing. 20 „ on Ist Augast. 'Ms whole amount may 20 ~ on lit Sept., Or be mad at the Urns of 20 „ on lit Nor., subscribing. 20 „ on lit Jan., lggi. MOO Total. The bankers are Instateled to deel'ne an further subscriptions when the sum of ,c30a,000 has been subscrleasL Interest at 5 per cent. per annum will be allowed on each In stalment from the date of pante.. thereof, but the whole manual of each debenture may be paid up cos subscribing, and la that came Interest on the full amount of debenture will . -----.- -- ooninienee from that date. Instalments not duly paid will reader previous payments liable to forfeiture. Previsional oerttficatas vela be issued milli the last instaiment be paid, when the deben. tures will be given In exchange for such certificate* ; where. however, the deabeatime have been paid In full at aloe on sub seribLog they will be delivered immediately. MIAMI WADI AND WHINI PATAILL Warrant. c;i;7 4 7ol,iWinTiiteres - 7;iiiiJ:tirated to each daheatare, payable qusrterly, tin. on lit October, tit January. Ist AprU, sad lea Jai, sach yesr. Thu coupons e ill toe pay able at the Agra and Blastermares Bask (Uraltod!, Nicholarlam _7ECOILIIT. Dy the specific terms of tieTseiiebWataree they will be • first charge on the whole of the e,n terenentkased properties of the Oesepsny. the Company reserving to themselves fall powers of Isealag and management la such manner a s they may think bsasetist L The Freehold Preset... 23, 2.1 a, 04, Clement's-lane. Lombard-street, with Nos. 9 10, sad 11, Is Isserhaw•cosit, and & 4, and 3, Clisnishwourt ; lie whole will ism • nisinllkent block of new pretolses. 2. The well kuown leasehold block of Yew flttlees. idtuated IT. Leadenhallatrest, and a:leading back to Llme stresteamare It has bees erected within the last three yews, from the designs of John Whichcord, req., and contains 120 first class Whom, with 6 shops has ihre.pireof corridors and stone stsirceses, and pommies the most maims improvements. Tito lease Is for 06 jean, at a groond rent at L 75.1 per anima. 3. The handsome edifices erected within to kit seam years, from designs by John Barnett, Esq., architect, for Mears John WI and dons, and situated 11 and 18, Corahlll, directly °prowls the Bank of England. these premises are leasehold, held for 00 years, at a grated rent of £6OO per manna 6. Ties new and substantial block of °flees, situated No. 63, Great Tower.street, Dear Mack-lane, erected within the last three years, and bulk In the most substantial manner. It is freehold, and ocandin 63 omen betide. vaults. la situate Inne of itseTirge; ToTts. tTry, and lilshopegate-street Within, opposite fit. Relen's.plaoe, and to the motes adjoins Oreshant.house : this property, when covered, odl comprise the largest and most moveutently arranged aka ins the City. It is leasshohl for 10 years, at a brocuid rent of £4.009 per annum. 6. The Freehold property salloialog the above property to Blahopegatoetreet Within. YALU' O IMCIIMMIL The whole of the properties, Asa 1, I. 6,4, and 6, W ince-mentioned, hare beta parcheoed by the City Oakes Company (Limited', for the rum of 6366,000 In addition to which they hays Macs acquired No. 6 _..., ,sadsome other interests), my [permed value by an estimated outlay foe nem buildings in course of IMICtiOS OR SWIG Nos. 1. 5 sod u, and &Hwang:is to Na 3 £487,000 to whlcb add for additional coatlaseat oatiay, say.. 13.000 Waking • total ot. Riving ►iON ! . /2400,000 Of this sum 4300,000 la the amount IA be raised cia mortgage debentures, the remaining £200,(470 being provided by the City Mee* Company out of share capital. The whole of the properties are adapted, nod let or to be let, for mercantile and banking offices, ke., and the gross income, In eluding the rentals of the new buildings In course of erection, Is setimated at 400,000 par loam. Deduct ter p.m..' rents and sinking fund Om the Iwehold portion . , insarance, dtc., EV 15,000 Losering L 40,000 per sun= As-salable as security for the Interest re quired on the 1.300,000 debentures to be Issued . the amount of interest so required at b per cent. is 15,000 Leaving a surplus lowa available fo► dlvl dead oh the E 200,000 Aare capital of . t 31.000 „ or auras Or CAMAY..LID lIIITERZST..... In addition to the above-mentioned properties, ►nd this maple surplus, both In value and Income, and the covenant under seal In each debenture by the City Others Company t Linsinsdi, to duly pay both princi and nterest ,whlch covenant Is secured It: large uncalled ca pital ' the punctual payment of these de - tuns will be further secured by the guarantee of the Credit E..ncier Limited . and also of the C.edlt Moblher Limited;, en loved under theta corporate seals on each debenture. These Debentures .111 be transferable in the suns manner as railway debentures by simple transfer form. SECOLITT COIVtIIULI •T ANT TINT. Tids wilt doubtless be appnniated by those who, whilst seek 's'? • ant class Mane inesetawat. free from risk or liability, are still desirous of baring their capital easily ouovertible la case of used, and with a Mew to make them intim available for tem porary as well as permanent investments. ot irlication will be mole to the gthek Exchange for their to on la the ordeal Met. SUMMARY OP sierramrs The total goarasice to the behest's, holders of this loan will be as follows, viz : Freehold and leasehold peoperties 1.100.000 The City Mem Company ;Limited.. uncalled capita Bo°.ooo The Credit Testier , Ureited . capital The Credit Yobiller ,Lunited , capital Total ?Tae making these debentures an entirely unexceptionable security. and whilst colonial and foreign investments are abun dant enough. a welt weaved $ per rent. snows investment is eery seam: such a securit.. It is believed, is now offered, and as such is specially adapted fttr trustees, bunkers, insurance companies. mercantile and priiste Mecums. ►onne of application are attached hereto, and may be had at the Mikes of the Credit Fonder , and the Crt.dit Ylottitier t te, Loothartintreet, and of the City Offices Company Limited!, 70, Cornhill : also of the bankers, solicitors, and brokers. London, 21st June, loge. CITY OFFICES MORTGAGE DEBENTURES. PORN OP •PPLICAIIOII. To the Directors of the City Onices Company I Limited). Raving paid to the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) the sum rI L being") per cent. on L to value of Mortgage Dehentares of The City Men Cempasy tLimtted , , upon terms of the proenectus attached hereas. I hereby auberribe for and accept such debentures, sad agree to pay the farther isetsknents es they respectively blooms dna. I your obedient servaat, Slistatars Dame is full Address Dias I regret the *moan& may be made oat in debentures of A each. No. PACRIPT. To be rehalsed by Applicant, after being lased by Beakers. ILeeelved the day of , nu scooest of Ile City oMoes Company (Limited), (Mortgage Debenture Amount). the mm of Whig the amount required o aubecripUon for Z of the City Offices Monies Delimiter's. Ter the Ape sad lisalerrd DMA. LONDON, THURSDAY 'RVENING, JUNE 23, 1884. THIC CREDIT FONUIER (Lbaften 801 . Losebustekeaß Capital, L 1.000.000, In IQ C. Aar= of MO is we. Subscribed Capital, LEM, In 10,00081meg. DOlllO2Olll. CRAlxtrAg—The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Otrwer-CHAmMai—JAMKS Eq. The Hon. T. Cataliburten,lLP. Adolphe Hakim, Eq. Edward Warner. Eel., MP. Henry Pownell, Req.. P. Alexander Dauber, lisq. Jabs Westmorland, leg. Charles EU* Irk s Charles E. Newbon, Lg. San—Allere Great, Req. wawa Mews. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bank of London. This Can y 'dunces money on the deposit of Title Deeds t regular mortg of a Pleshold or Leuehold Property in Oust Britain, with or withou age. Guarantee' Thies or Securities, and, u agent, negotiates loam on mortpgs for long or abort pseudo : also Receives money en deposit ter SIZED PERIODS ONLY, at special rates to be agreed upon. Communkathres le be addreseed to the Manager. AMID LO WE. IMereiary. Temporary Meek OD, Lowebeedutreet, C. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), 80, Lotabird-atnet, EC. Capital £7,000.010, in 10.000 awes of CIA each. Ilabierthed capital MOM% In )0,000 thane. CHAIIXIA—The Right Jim JAMES STUART WORTLIT. The Hon. T. C. HaLibman, M.P. Edward Warner, Lo w ILP. Alexander Vauban lip, Charisea..q. f At i lte a ltazaisik iin. James Hear, John Weennor Sag. SIASOMMM—AIbert eranft, leg. lourtnes. Mews. Masterrsao, Peters.ldred. and Co., Mama Smith, porn., sod loalths, London. This Company is prepared to negotiate Government and Muni cipal Loans, and to aid In carrying out concessione To make advances on approved securities. To effect the purcbme and Ede of shares, stocks, de., and to transact finsocial Mistimes generally . Also to receive mmey as deposit for BRUT OR EXITS= PERIODS on tense to be agreed upon. Coulomb:Wan to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Mae, SO, Lombardetreet, London, R.C. THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited). The Bank PCBCHASIS YORZION NOT7B, and eli description of Bullion. as She most fsvourehie conditions. SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH, ITALIAN. AMERICAN, and ill PORTION COUPONS new Whig due are PURCHASED at the beet ezehaoge at She elates of the EUROPEAN BANK ,Linalted;. CIRCULAR NOTES, FOREIGN MONEY. Travellers proosedbig to the Comfiest ran be supplied with CIRCULAR NOM and Towels Money et the Sleet of the ILTROPRAN BANE (USW. BRIGHT WOOL, General Manager. 83, Xing WilliasetreS HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE CA BIN ET WOES.—The hA►edaetloe of SWIM pOwll, le the manufacture ea ablee BOWLED and SONI to offer the best possible quality of FURNITURE at all kinds at a very moderate rate. Designs and estimates free. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PA RAPPINIL —Adopted by bat Majesty* Ooveriuseatior the oallitary statism J. C. and J. FULD, the Menai maatifeotursrs sal holders of the UM Prim Merbd, wake the pablk against say apnikua imitations. Their label Is on all packets and boxes. Brie of ail dealers tnrosiboat the kingdom. Whoismisend exportatice Ow Works, MARSIL LAMBYTH, LONDON, S., where ale may be obtabted their osiehrMed United flerricedoap SWIM& HAMILTON and ICIMPTON (Tailors) call attention to the NEW MATERIAL:4 In doh and light mixtures for travelling. lounging, end eaadde sift No 106, STRAND, opposite Exeter-W. HYLM .4 CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, t 6 and 07, OX1 7 011)-STREILT, W. Tbe aad 'antral easollsata fikplaysti la this attire ualreesslly acknowleged. Overcoats and Capes lin Id. Mats. Od. liornias and loan/lad Jackets na Od. to Us. Od. business and Woman Salta —SS& 04 , sai. Od. aid Sic Od. Trousers, 500 patterns to select from Teased ths same materials HY AM and CO.'S ATTIRES to ORDER 66 sad 67, OXFOLIMITIJVC7, W. The most a►le and experieDerti cutters and workmen are em ployed. Tree.lttlag valuer% I. 6d. ; Veleta to match, 6d. AWre for clerical. academical, medical, and other professional gentlemen. ladles' Habits. three to six guinea& A separate deparseasut for manna. Parts sal* Ma. ; lawman's, ins.; ossisbnian's, 111. H YLM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 67, 011rOMI-STRIIISS, W. are mud' admired ► by Parents sad Gaardians tor quality, fashloe, sad scososay. Knickerbocker, Westmiuster. Osborne, sad Windsor salts, 16. 6d. to kie. ; Eton, Harrow. and Rushy salts, Us, 36a, sas sad au A tryingon room handsomely fitted up la eoamitioa with this department. JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight, at realisable Talus, and the workmanship at wholesale manufacturer' prices. Th. gold In the chains gua ranteed, sad re-purchased at the price chanted. "Hen's the noes, Bow mutt your chain weigh, to t• et utmost carat The amuses of the gold, and charge for laahion Manufactory, No. 16, Beartettsalrest, Covent-garden, W.C., Landow Assays marls of chains sad jewellery for is. each. N.B. This emsblisluneat Is closed at 6 la the evening. and ea Saturdays at I o'clock. WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Personal Attractioa„ sad to health and lesgsvity by the proper maatecetiou of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO. or PURL DENTIPRICR compoaaded of Oriental Inpodiseta of inestimable value In and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the mime and in Wog a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It credit:Wee tartar the teeth, removes spots of indpient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Impart. a peat tike whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patroaap of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Price to Sd, per hos. Sold at W. Itattoap•den, and by Obsolete and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' °Joan." NOTIIING IMPOESIBLE.—Tbe greatest sad most useful i0•130ii011 of the day. AGUA A MACULA.— desert JOHN oosNru, and Co., Three Ring court, Lombard street, London. porta men to her Malesty, respectfully oiler to the public this truly marvellous fall, width gradually restores the human hair to its pristine lee—no matter at whatage. The Agra Amman' has none of the prowl es of dyes . It, on the contrary. Is henefic.al to the system, and when tle hair is once restored one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Pries CI Ia per bottle, or in hall bottles. 10s. BJ. John Goeneild Co. have been appointed perftnime to ILA. El. the Princess of Wales PRE A B C RAILWAY GUIDE for JUNE, price OM contains the usual Alphabetical Arrangement of Stations -A Map of the Railways la Great Britain. also a Km Map to the Metropolitan Lines-The Fares-Distances from London-The Chief Hotels In important Towns-4 "gimlet. A ment of the illetrop intim and srm Suburban Ealls- The several to Paris--Meam Vessels leaving the Port of Lon don-Cab Fares to the Hotels and Prloclpal Places-A LLst of the Kshlbitions, Theatres, and other Places of Amusement -Places of Business for Travellers to patronise. This Guido is the authority consulted In all public plains In London. -Loudon W. Tweedie, 337. Strand. Diorama or CANSERBCEY.—The Archbishop has panted bialimese for divine service is the newly erected chapel called St. Paul's, Beckenham, Kent., during plea sure, or until the same shall be consecrated, and has licensed the Sec. Jobe Charles Pinney, KA., to perform the Mhos of carat* or milliliter of the said chapel. GESAT WINTERN RAILWAY. — An adjourned sported general meeting of this company took place yester day at the Parldiegice statics, to consider sad approve three ressairdeg bills, oat of a Wog list, now reeding in per. Earnest ; Mr. R. Potter in the chair. The first bill wan to enable the Welliegtoe and Drayer. Railway Comeasy to divert a poetic., of their suthorised railway. and to treader their undertaking to the Great Western Railway Company. The Chairman explained that the bill wee promoted in dm interest of the Great Western Railway Company. Its principal object was to authorise the construction of a diver sion line of railway. It contained also provision for the amalgamation of the Welliortou sod Drsytoe Railway Com pany with the Greet Western Railway Company, as to which an agreement was approved by the pro prietors at a Leiner meeting. The hoe was toteoded to connect the Great Western system with Ifseeliester, via Cr.... Over that line there would be an interchange of traffic between this company and the London and North Western Company. as far se related to the Manchester por tion of the North Western sod Lancashire district ; and the scheme was designed solely for economical purposes. A re solution is accordance with the shove terms was speed to. The chairman said the next bill was for weft/mug addi tional powers on the Loudon and North Wasters Railway Company for the constructine of works, sad otherwise in relation to their own undertaking and the undertaking of other companies for authorising the abaedounient of certain railways. The only pert of the bill that affected this company wee that which referred to se arrangement they had made with the London and North Western Company, whereby they were applying for powers to make a short junction line at Hereford, in order to save the expense of maintaining two stations. The arrangement was one that would be beetl ed to the interests of this company, and would conduce to the seoecimical working of the Hereford statical. The bill was approved. The next bill was for makieg a railway from Christian Milford. in the county of Wilts, to the Great Western Railway sear Stroud, in the emote of Gloucester. The bill was described to coetela certain erreageseent clauses, sod also a clause to the effect that the line should be a broad gauge line ; a pp roved. The Chair man said they had now come to the end of the business ea joined upon them by the " Wharecliffe meetings," and the procesdings terminated. TZLIGGIRAPiIie iNTELLIWOME. (mom% TELNIZAX.) OIit'LONDON CONFERENCIL PARIS, Jas' Zt, r.x. Taclag's sitting of the London Conference was ziot attended by any result. Austria joined with umniiin declining to accept the English proposi tions. Denmark also offered objections against the arbitration. Another sitting of the Conference will take place on Saturday next THE MEETING OF THE SOVEREIGNS AT CARLSBAD. CARLSBAD, JUNI 22, NOON, The Emperor of Austria arrived here from Eger this morning. The King of Prussia, accompanied by Herr von Bismarck and his military suite, at once paid a visit to the Emperor, which the latter returned. The King of Prussia will entertain his Imperial Majesty at dinner at 2 o'clock to-day. THE DUKE OF AIIGUSTENBURO. KIEL, Jim V. The Duke of Augustenburg, on his journey through the districte of the Dittmarshes and the Marshes, yesterday, was everywhere received with the greatest enthusiasm. The town of Heide was illuminated, and a torch-light prooession took place in the evening. He was received at Lunden with great ceremony by a large number of the inhabitants of Sleawig. ITALY. TURIN, JDJI 22. The Opinions of to-day, correcting the report pub lished in the Monitaur of the 18th inst., of a speech made in the Chamber of Deputies, states that the bill authorising the government to raise a loan of 200 millions francs on the guarantee of the national estates was not brought in by the government, but by a member of the Left. This inaccuracy might give rise to the supposi tion that the Italian government was under the necessity of raising a loan, which is not the case. The same journal gives assurances that the re ports referring to the Italian expedition to Tunis are unfounded. Nothing has as yet been decided. Nevertheless, if the situation of the Italian colony rendered it necessary, the expedition would be limited to the occupation of certain points, in order to protect European interests, and persons under a political character. CHINA. REPULSE OF GORDON FROM CHA.NG CHOW-FOO. (By Telegraph from Baez.) 811ANGHAS, May 7. Major Gordon and the Futae bare thrice assaulted Chang-Chow-Foo, and have been each time repulsed with great loss. The city still holds out. THE ALABAMA. OFFICIAL REPORT OF CAPTAIN SEMMES. Mr. Mason, the Confederate agent in London, has published a letter from OaMain Semmes, oontaiting an "Denial" report of the late sairegemest. It appears that the captain of tint Alabam► had previously eatourioed to Mr. Mason his intention to attack the Bear eye. " When we got within good shell tease we opened upon him with shell. Soros tea or Mesa minutes after the sommencement of the sake oar eFaaker gaff was shot sway and our *wigs came down by the run. This was immediately replotted by another at the mime masthead. The firing now beams very hot, and the enemy's shot sod shell sewn begat to tell upon oar bull—koocking down, killing, sod disabling a somber of men is different parte of the ship. Perceiving that our shell, though ap parently exploding against the aintcy's sides, were doing but little damage, I retuned to so/id shot &los, sod from this time onward alternated with shot sod shell. After the lapse of about one bear sad tea minutes our ship was ascertained to be in • Miklos condition, the enemy's shell having exploded in our sides and between deck., opening large apertures, through which the water rushed with great rapidity. For some few millets, I bad hopes of being able to reach the french coast, for which purpose Jgave the ship all steam, mid set each of the fore and aft mils as were available. The ship filled so rapidly, however, that before we had made much progress the fires were extinguished in the furnaces, and we were evideoMv on the point of sinking. I now hauled down my aunts to prevent the farther destruction of life, lied de spatched a boat to inform the enemy of our condition. Although we were now but 400 yards from each other the enemy fired upon me five times after my colours had been struck, dangerously wounding several of my men. It is charitable to suppose that a ship of war of • Christian nation could not ham done this hetes tionally. We now tamed all our exertions towards the wounded, and such of the boys of the ship as were unable to swim. These were despatched in ID) quarter boas, the only boats remaining to me ; the waist boats harem been torn to pieces. Some 20 minutes after my furnace fires bad been extinguished, and the ship being on the point of settling, every man, in obedience to a previous order which bad been given to the crew, Jumped overboard and endeavoured to my. himself. There was no appearance of any boat coming to me from the seamy until after the ship went down. Fortu nately, however, the steam yacht Deerhound. owned by a gentleman of Lancashire, Engle's& Mr. John Lancaster, who was himself on board, steamed up in the midst of my drowning men, and rescued a somber of both officers and men from the water. I wee fortunate *sough myself thus to emote to the shelter of the neutral dm, together with about 40 others, all told. About this time the %earwigs sent one, and then tardily another boat." Captain Semmes further adds :—" The roomy was heavier than myself both io ship, battery, end crew, but 1 did not know, until the action was that she was also impaled. Oar total lon in killed and wounded is 30—to wit, 9 killed and 21 wounded." Mr. Mason rye th►t the Alabama bad butl3o men. As to her armament, abe bad "one 7-ineti Blakely ABM a, oaa li•iaoh eeaootb•bore pivot gua, and sr 32 ponedarti is broadside." Carratit tiauwas AND TN' POOH.' or SOUTH AMPTON. —The Hampshire /*denude-et, of yesterday. says: "Captain Semmes has been received in Southampton in a becoming manner. There we. no ostentation, and there it no intention to give him any public or official honours that we are aware of. The telegrams nest to Loudon by flouter's agent at this port are totally unfounded, although they hare bad the effect of calling down censure upon this a-im munity by some of the London papers. We protest naiad then misrepresentations, which are calculated to mislead the public at a dietitian, and bring the electric telegraph into the greatest contempt. There is no great banquet to 1 1 be given to Captain Semmes by our leading citizens, and we should think that the wildest supporters of the South would hardly venture to compare him with Garibaldi.* Ismael:ram—There is, as usual, a second list of inclasures to be sabmitted for the menthe of parliament before the aeries clans. This sewed list comprises 25 in. ciceures, amounting together to 23,101 acres, which will doubtless be much improved by cultivation and largely in creased in value and productiveness. In meet iutanoss there are to be allotments for exercise and recreation, or foe the labouring poor ; and, where this is not en, the grounds on which the Inclosure Comsoksiocers have abstained from re quiring such an appropriation are stated. The meet Dodos. able our. in the list are then :—Part of Costa& Close. Rogeley parish, 5,065 acres ; Ashley-heath, Haste, 2,641 acres ; Hartlaybure.oommoo. Northumberland. 2,sooseres ; Great Giddieg, Huntisidormbire, 1.777 ewes ; Slinky Open Field, Cambridgeshire. 1,473 acres ; South Rurallt. Hamm. 1,440 acres ; Shirley and Ave. Commons. Hants, 1,188 acres ; Combatants Downs, Devon, 1,294 acres; Evendey Commose, Hants, 1,211 acres ; Having sad Haying North, Heats. 891 acres ; Bannieg-beath. Kest, 63 acres. An extraordinary wens wason Tuesday witnessed in the Hartlepool Police Court. An affiliation ease had been heard in which the summons was dismissed, sad es at the decline wee the swan of the illegitimatslibil= she deliberately drew from bee dress • baits, sad with it indicted a severe wooed upon the rook of the putative father. The wean was at 011011 taken into costar ORTITAL PALLOR. OFI BRILL/NO DAT. WZDIONDAT,JuNN22.—Adodwiase ea mama, 4,lBo;illtie by mesa Weals, 1,334 ; NW. 5,004. [Stamped, id. Additionsij THN LIIVILIL . By command of the Queen a lee& was held yesterday at St. James'. Paw, by hie Royal Highsem the Prins at Wales. Pmeestatioss at this court Sr., by the Queen's pleasure, to be oonsidend as equivalent to prosster ties made to her Majesty. The Prises of Walls, attended by hie Gentlemen in Waiting, arrived at the Palaos from Marlborough-house about 2 o'clock, sod wee received by t►e Great Cams of Mato of the Queen's Household. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred arrived, attended by Major Cowell sad Lieutestant Haig. His Boyd Highoess the Duke of Cambridge arrived, alitsoded by Colonel the Hon. Janne Macdonald. Hie Serene Memo Prince Edward of flue Weimar ad the Coast Gleiehen were present at the levee. Her Mideety's Body Guard of the Hoo. Corps of Gentle• mso-et•Arna woe Go duty in the state saloons, under the command of the lieszteseoh The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the G nerd was oa duty, under the command of Colonel Pattenoo, the Ezon in wain. The Prime of Wales entered the Throne•room, accompe- Died by his Royal Higher, Prince Alfred and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, gad attended by the *Seen af the household. The foreign ambassador' and ministers were introduced in the order of their precedence, when the following preseo tations to the Prince of Wales, on behalf of her Majesty, took plisse in the diplomatic circle : By his ExceE•ocy the Russiao Ambaaeador, M. de Dourassow, Gectleman of the Chamber to his Majesty the limperor at Ramis. By his Excelleeey the heads Ambassador, M. Charles de Franquerille, Audit ear au Cassell d'Etat es missies. By the Portuguese Eavoy, Signor Thomas de Morass flarmento, son of the late Viscount Moocorvo. By the Usited States Envoy, the Hon. Charlie Hide, Agent of the United States in Egypt. The diplomatic circle was (ally attended. The Spanish Envoy, however, was prevented by unavoid- able circunastarioss from attending the Court, The general circle included mat of her Majesty's ministers. The following were among the presentations to the Priam at Weiss, on behalf of the Queen : Annesley, ilndgn Reginald (nrey, 79th Cameron Highlanders, by Lard YMoount Castleman. Archibald, Mr. &heard Mortimer, Her Majesty's Consul, New York, by the Right Ron. Zed Roswell Mandell of Wardoar Lord. by Lord Petro. Baring. Ron. Alezander, M.P., by Sir Francis Baring. growolow, the Earl. by the Earl of ?oats. Cambridge, the Provostof &Wt. by VlecnantateLlerosse,ll.l.. Chiklers, Mr. Hugh, M.P., on appointment as a Lord of the Admiralty, by the Duke of 13oinereet. Cookson. the Rev. Dr., Vioe-Chanallor of Camblidga, by the Doke of Devonshire, K.O. . . cia promotion and return tram the Cape of Good Hope, by hia loyal Highness the Duke of Cam bridge -- keOton, Mr. H. P. woad Secretary to her Majesty's 'Subway, Constantinople, by Hari Howe. Forteacne. Marl, by Earl Onimilka Yonyth, Mr. T. 0.. C. B. Commdadoter Lab" PanMetb. by the Secretary of State for India. Hastings. Rear-Admiral. the Hon. George. C. 11., on promotion, by hie grass the Dabs of Somerset. Harington, Mr. IL 8., Member of the ,Connell of the Governor- Geoeral of India, by the Secretary of State for India. Hereford, Vlecount, by Lord 1 retlegar. Beane, Mr. Dart i, on his appointment as Queen's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Arthur, V.C. (lute Indian Navy), on receiving the Victoria Croak by the &crater, of State for ladle. RikesiL Mr. Reginald. by Berl Rumen. Seaton Colonel Lord, on succeeding to the title, by dis loyal Rhelmeas the Doke of Cambridge. bltaitieeorth. Sir Jamea Kay Bart., sa High Sheriff of the county Palatine of Lancaster, by the light Run. Sir Oeo. Grey, Bart. 11. P. . . ' • Justice, on hie appointment to be one of the judges of the Cows of Queen's leach, by the Lord Chancellor. Skey. Mr., President of the Royal College of dergeoes of Rag land, by Lard de Table,. Storks, Mayor-General Sir Henry, by Ws Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge. Suttee, the 800. J. R. T. Moaners. on Ids appointment as Governor of Trinidad, by the Might 800. Edward CardwelL Talbot, Tice-Admiral Sir Charles. R. C 8.. on appointment as OrwanianderewChlef el the Rem by the Data et Somerset. Townahend, the Marquis. by Viscount Palmerston. Waddington, Br. Renee, em appointment as her Mejesty a Laspectce of Schools, by the Karl Orearille. PLOWER SHOW AT ALEIABDRA PAM. The second annual flower and fruit show in the extensive grounds of this fine park took place yesterday afternoon, and the exhibition was one of the best of the season. The flowers were very tastefully arranged in three handsome and capacious touts in the cricket ground, sod the floral display attracted a considerable number of similar'. The show was peculiarly rich in exotics and greenhouse plants, and there IVY In particular a fine display of ferns. The somber of plant' exhibited by amateurs at this show was large. Is orchids, them were some handsome specimens of the curious plant Gypripedium barbatum there was also a splendid specimen of the Iron Anrantiou exhibited by Mr. Thomas Beiges, gardener to Mr. H. Nicholls, of Bowden. We noticed in the flower depertnient a splendid show of pelargoniums, and the visitors generally expressed peat admiration at the immense size and extraordinary quantity of blossom on some of these elegant plants. The unless though not a large show, were per. feet and elegant, particularly the rese-celoared oar. A small show of dark balsams oho sanded a good deal of maim. One of the chief attractions, however, proved to be the futheina, some splendid specimens of which were exhi bited, among which was one lovely one of the dewdrop fuchsia, exhibited by Mr. Tuner, of the Royal Nursery, Slough. In stove and gree n hou se pleats (amateurs). the first prise was takes Mr. Chi ll oaer, prdenrs to Mrs. Smith, of Ashstead, for a splendid specimen of the hostile mirabilis, a native of New Holland. The show of cut flowers was beautiful, the roses and pan sies proving • pest Mt:amino. There were also some handsome groups of table decorations, the first prize in which was carried off by Mr. Cotbush, of Highgate. The following are some of the principal prise owners in th e vari ous classes :—Nurserymen's stove sad greenhouse plants, Mr. J. Fraser, Leyte's, Bs ex ; collection of stove and green house pleats, Mr. B. Williams. Holloway ; Caps heaths. Yr. ftWes of Bydenhani. For amateur, , Mr. 13. Peed, who also carried off the first prize for amateurs' salsas. In ouresrymee's amalgam the thief price wee retried off by Mr. C. Toner. Mr. Paul, of Waltham Cross, Mr. C. Turner. and Mr. Fraser obtained the chief prime for rotes. Fine foliage, variegated pleats (utman-metes), B. B. Williams, Holloway; (amateurs), Mr. T. Baines. Altogether upwards of 7001, was awarded le prizes. During the day the band of the let Life and Lt Grenadier Guards weeded and performed fine selections of operatic music in the grounds. Drizzling showers towards the close of the day somewhat intmferrd with the enjoyment of the corn- Rapidbut on the whole the show was fairly atteeded. Rapid program is Wog made is the laying oat of the (moods of the perk, and it is expected that about this time next year it will be approaching completion. so far a. the mere laying out of the grounds sad the erection of build ings is concerned. The park is beautifully situated, and its proximity to the north of the metropolis, and the &demi tasse it possesses with respect to railway communication. will doubtless be the meths of attractiog a large commutes of visitors to the various rural fifes which are in contetn- Salim. The flower show will not terminate till thim evening. REPILIDSERTATION 01 HrrntisinniLD.—At Had donfield. oe Torday sight, there was • meeting to select • candidate for the borough is opposition to Mr. Leathern. Mr. W. Akroyd, who bad been adopted by those opposed to the present member. withdrew, as he believed a change had come over the constituency, and Mr. T. P. Crosland was therefore selected. The opposition mane to partake of a wional as much as • political character, one person at least, who called himself an " oltra•tory," combining with liberela in the effort to oust Mr. Leathern. WORBINO MEWS CLUB FOR SiIoRRBITCH.—Lent sight a public meeting was held in the large school-room, Nicholl's- row, Shored. toh, for the purpose of insugerating the working mess club for this neighbourhood. Very corn. modions and 000veaient premises have hom erected for car. rytag oat the various objects of such an institution, at the suppose of Mr. C. A. Bartholomew, the honorary mastery sad treasurer of the club. There in a large smoking room, with bagatelle end other puma, and supplied with the daily aewspapers sad other literature. Refreshments at cost price are supplied to the members, and arrangements are being taken for the formation of • diametral, elocution, and other classes. A peusy bank has bees set en foot, and other provident schemer are contemplated. Half of the committee is composed of working mar, and the members pay a subscription of twopenos per week. Is the absence of the Earl of Shaftesbury, who wee advertised to I preside, but was presented by his compliasce with a com mand to dins with the Queen, the chair was taken by the Rev. Hairy Reward, ILA., rector of the parish church of BethaaLgresa. The rev s geatleciaan. I. as introductory speech, advocated the clams of the club, and wee followed is suitable speestres by Mr. Bartholomew, Mr. Lloyd, the Rev. B. Kr. Clever, and the Rev. H. Silly. seem trey to the W Kees Clair sad legatee* Unica. The preassibp torsoishel with a vole of Sloan to the sirinria. CIWOPENCE MUSIC. NEW PHILH4UMONKI CONCERM Dr. Wylde has brought his New Philharmonic Commis to • clam for tam same. The concert of last night was the fifth and hut of the series ; or rather is was the tenth, for each *weft was preceded by a peklic re hearsal, which was to all intemts and parposee a concert, the only difference being that the public were admitted on lower teems. The hall wee generally se fall, or aearly so, at the reheareals as at the concerts, so that the rehearsal' bosuns releseneals only in name, the idea of drilling the orchestra in the presence of a multitude of speetetera being oat of the question, and we have often wondered that the music went so well after such prepara tion. The only way to obtain a reasonable degree of cor rectness and smoothness, nadir such circumst►nces, bee I been to eschew novelty and to give only pieces known to the orchestra. A specimen of this practice was given in last night's coocert. The concert of last night was • very excellent one, similar to those usually given by the Phil harmonic Society. Dr. Wylde, by long practice and experienek has mad* himself an excellent chef d'orotestre, and the manner in which the orchestral piece.— partioulsely Beethoven's magnificent Symphony in C MIMIC —were played, deer a rehearsal little more than nominal, spoke volumes ler ameba* leak of t►e eentineeseenieltme band. SKr Loaerbech played Spam's Dramatis Conceit. superbly, and Weber's Concert-Stuck lost none of its beauties in the hands of Arabella Goddard. The vocal pieces were happily selected, and well sung ; and the whole concert made an impremitie on the audience which will be remembered to Dr. Wylde's advantage when he comes to resume these concerts next year. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNI 32 APPOINTMENT:R.... -- ---- Lieutenant 8. , G. A. Belem; to the Formidable. --.— llisater's Assistant G. J. H. Hogt o t=lte Raw. Clark J. Gormully, to the.Prinee litidaltipmee IL N. Alleys. sod A. C. Jrunet, to tl• Rater ;A. S. Leaoxk, G. C. Young, end W. N. Madan, to the Fawn. — NaviaeZdetis (co ninated) J. B. Hay , and F. D 13.. Scott. PORTSMOUTH, Join 22. The Pearl, 21, screw corvette, which was paid off on Saturday last, is to be isumedudely brought («ward foe farther sr service. ---- TM Cologne, eiei, screw, Captain E Codd, is to be paid out of 0001121•100 on the 30th inst., and ma the following day, the Frederick William, 76, screw linecif-bettle ship, will be commissioned to receive the officers and crew of the Colossus. It is not long since the Colossus was repaired sad received a sew set of rigging ; but, on beieg docked a few days ego, her defects were found to be of such a cha racter se to reader it necessary far hoe crew to be turned over to another vessel. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLWICH.—His Royal Heehaw the Duke of Cambridge the field marshal oommanding-io-chief, arrived at Wo olwich wate r- day, for the purples of keyed* the several departments of the Royal Military Aesdemy, and awarding commissions and prises to the gentlemen _owleto, in accordance with the half-yearly report of the Council of Military Ediicatios. His toys' highosas and start on paring the garrison at tea o'clock, were greeted by a saints of twenty-ow guns, from the Grewluli battery, sad immediately proceeded to the Royal Military Academy, when they were received by the officen of the inatitation. The whole of the 1111•111M1 chum of geotlerueo cedeta were drawn up in review order on the lawn fronting the building—a larp number of their relatives and friends, with the profemors and masters at the 'stab. 'lament, Whig present to witme the promedinp. His royal highosee and staff, bade( inspected the ranks.— front and rear—the cadets marched pan in quarter distance winos, at slow and quick time, and subsequently nest through a sari's of manual and platoon exercise, aid bat talion drill, in a highly creditable manner. His royal highballs and staff then proceeded to the class rooms, drawieg-roos, and other departments of the institution, and oecupied DOOM time in iuspeeting the elaborate models and drawings of fortificati ons, landscapes. he., executed by the Wadeable during the six months. The gentlemenadds entheqnsatly formed gay square on the lawn, when arrangements had been made for his royal *them to deliver as address, and award cannon. alone and prim to the eseeessful competitors, in aceordance with the number of marks gained io several breeches of military science and art, lantkeges, &e. Reports from the Owned of Military Edacatioo and Major-General Beadiness were then read, both being of a highly satisfactory character. The gentlemen cadets recommended for conunissione were then called to the front, and the number of make pined by each read over. The following were the order of merit. For the Royal Engineers :—Georp Mac donald, Jobe 0. Monies, Conway Jamie, Henry R. 0. Oisercee, William L, Oreenstreet. Robert Coats, Godfrey Hddebrand, Osbert Chadwick, William J. Gill, W. Tiedall, John T. Wright, Ambrose Awdry, William Runt, Stonier Waller, Relay H. Murphy ' Arthur C. Aleseder. Arthur R. Posey, Joha Mathews, and Jobs B. Lindell. For tbe Royal Artillery : Lambert H. Betimes, Alexander H. Oaehr, Charles D. Gordon, Female B. Rama, Charles B. Wickham, Thomas L. Morgan, John D. G. H. Gower, Edward B. Bossy, Wm. W. tr e l'wee, .Alllchaidoon.Wm. A. Eden, John M.Tabor, William H. Kerrapeter, Edward B. Cooks, Henry G. F. Bidden% Edward Lks, William A. Rath. A ustus Browne, Edward Blaksbey, John P. Caudill, Allred F. Fletcher, Charles IL Smith, Cecil C. Arthur W. White. Willis R. Poole, Donal T. W= 4 , William T. Le &Woo, Arthur A. Newman, Fred. H. Wheatley, Charlie W. Kessiaway, Walter Cotten, William B. Adam s, Archibald Broadfoot, John M. Alves, Cheerio Z. Liodseottli, James B. (pada. The prim were thew distributed for exemplary conduct and proficiency is the various branches of study. Hie royal bigheads deli vered as interest* address, which was listened to with much attention by the cadets and all present, and after in specting various departments left for town about 3 o'clock. SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT. —MT. Hunts preys held an inquiry yesterday, at the City of Oaaterbary ''Tenon. Preston-meet, Mileend, respecting the death of Jamie Piotworth, who lost his life under very singular sir. emestames. Asa Pratwortb, 42, Prestoneimet, sold AIM the deceased was a gingerbeer nisaidecturer. Ha was gives much to habits of lutemperaeoe. On Monday be was drunk. Oa Tomtit • he called to witness to Wag him some. drink. took lemonade is a thotiatf to e. and left tllO room. Upon going beck in re sig ates she found him with the neck of the bottle forced down his throat. The seek was a pod way down the threat, and his lands were firmly clasped resod the bottle. He seamed to be quite dead, and witness had difficulty in pulling the bottle out of the throat. Wastes did not think that be had intmded to commit Naiad*. Probably in a drunkes spasm he forted the bottle into his throat while trying to driek. Dr. A. Champoevs said that on Tuesday be was tolled to deceased, and found him just dead. The post. modem examination showed that the windpipe bad bees greatly injured by the neck of the bottle having best forced down into it. The windpipe was filled with blood. Death had hest caused by the foreseer of the bottle into the windpipe. It wee stated that the wife of the deceased was recently foiled dead in a chair train drunkenness. A redid of accidental death was returned. bictduk •IND SUICIDE BY • Lca•Tlc.—late on Tnesday sight or early on Wednesday morning a most s►ocking murder and suicide were committed in Liverpool ►y a Iliadic named CatherineHmidersoe, the wife of Joseph Heedersoo, a dock labourer residing at No. 3, Joboson•pleoe, Mans6eldotreet. Henderson, his wife, and two children retired to rest in the same anus merit early on Tuesday evening. After they had bees in bed for some time the youngest child, a boy aged Dials months, became restive and mom, and was handed over to its mother is Older that it might have the brunet. im mediately after Mrs. Henderson bad taken it it uttered a sharp scream, which caused the father to take it from her, when he discovered blood running from the child's throat. He got up, and upon making an examination found that its throat had been cut. He immediately called to the other inmates of the house. On turning roiled his saw his wife seise the other child, a girl about six years of age, sad plunge a knife into her throat. He tried to snatch the girl from the mother's grasp, and while be wee in the act of doing so the unfortu nate woman indicted with the knife a dreadful wound on ►er own throat, which immediately proved fatal. The youngest child died almost immediately. About seven months ago the mifortenate woman was riendoed in a lunatic asylum, and during the past few days had exhibited symptoms of lunacy. NEW IRONFILLD IN YORKSHIRE.—The pretty vale of the Dourest is threatened with a complete revolu tioe, owing to the discovery of irowstoue. The dose wee found by accident shod, two yews ago at Kirkham and eat Castle Howard, about four miles from Melton, sad was thee partially wrought to ascertain its quality. The royalty bee now been purchased, and the works on both side. the valley are to be promoted vigorously. It is said a bridge over the Demerit is to be erected so as to remit the bishop Railway from the south side, and that blest furnaces are deo to he built. -- tits tisssT lessTrix.—Tbis vowel has just takes 3,000 toes of seal as board. sad win shortly leave Liverpool for Mbermises or Deptford, when she will he Sited with water tasks, is which the Atlantic cable sow bias made by MINISM Caw, Sliat, and Co. will be stowed limey as it le mad&