The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-10 00:00:00

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ILLVIZIDE and CO., HAIYARLY MEETING of the Proprietors wiU be held at per quarter ; Piccolos, 9 guineas per quarter ) CoUage Pianos, 'TWO" LC. : ih M e oll - D a rY e , the th rl e th "WatAD Ariguet, athonNeo . .. c 4 l , oc T k hrea preci dozedle ly. -dreet, on £3 1101. per quarter ; Drawing-room as pat ois. a 18 ., pe r quarter. Oblique Grande, 6 guineas per quarter ; cottage MONEY WIGRAM and soNS , (of The Cowl of Directors further give notion that after the con- Graodt, 6 guMeas per quarter. These instruments are war sheirwSll-yard. London) LINZ of STEAM and PAC= .rookIAUSTRALIA.—ForIdRLDOTIENE (Pod Phillip) Direct ''''" Me Docks on MONDAY, 20th August, calling at Pb elusion of the business of the ball-yearly meeting an Extraordi- ranted, and of the bed maartfacture. Extenalve ligrOrOrgal, nary General Meeting of the Proprietors will be held for the pur- 104 and 106, Bishopegate-dreet-within , E.C. Jury award Inter pose f electing Two Dfrec Win In the place of Henry White Eaq national Rehibetion, 11162: Honourable Mention for good and pe w splendid ouyypot4 ship l . loo tons - J a. -- , • ; . - t., realg;i ) ed ; and Sir W. Minto T. Farquhar, Bart., M.P., deceased- cheap Pianos at MOORE end MOORE. or mr rig Oceesdadee ; in the Baal India Dooki HOL I r o oetim for all classes of passengers are unewpaadd. ! : , * .N rin lar , erperienced surgeon.--Tor freight Or Pal -10 jossB By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILUILEN, Secretary. AT ADO MORGAN with Maus. moNEY lIIHE ALLIANCE BANK (limite d } Xleg I, d SONS. 7. Leadenhalletroth I JL London, Liverpool. Manchester, Southwark. Birkenhead. ....)....------------------- Subscribed Capital, £4,eBo,ooo, e ttivitled into 40,090 Shard of ElOO a AVM. _ MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of ; each, which am haki by p of 1,606 Proprietors. Paid- up Capital, £1,000,000. Reserve Fund, E 70,000. 31 meckwall-yard, London: LINN of STEAM and PACKET 1 1 maw fiEw Burros egArpop., g ag ., man n& Ole AUSTRALIA.—Fer MELBOURNE (Port Phillip) Direct 1 ALFRED CASTELLAIN, Fait, Deputy-Chairman. drawn / geer the Docka on Tbuseda,y, September 90 calling at Ply- I Interest allowed on current account balances it not the lendiel ellinea ship LINCOLNSHIRE, 1,100 took w ow Ago . 14' Commander ; 'l° load In the Rali India ]bets Deposita of £lO and upwards received, subject to seven days' , o pdaiodatinna for all elude of paneengen are unity- aotlee et erithdrawal, at six per cent until Author notice, and 10 2.,. 11 " 111 a , Mgal maleu ., od,,,=2.2.—Lat,(Thrt or for fixed periods as may be 'treed woo. ""- '- "", •'•'••• ai ls ) Every facility afforded for tne tram tie money between ' it inltAli and SONS, 7, teedemiazatmet. Loadon, Liverpool, and Mintcheeter. sad ha the receipt and de livery of stocks, shares, lc. Circular Notes and Letters of email hailed, and every other description of banking badmen tressetted. tr. miults, Managers '--•aw-lene, E.C. I. t PARKES, ( I ln London. pORE lON WINES, cheap and pure; Catalonian Sherry. 17s. ed. ; Andalustn i Z7 . l. dd. ; French, 10s. ; French Sherry, Ma. per dozen ; 441. ; Macon. Us. ; Rouseillon, 17s. ed. ; Chablis, 2la ; M 21s. 245. ; and Sparkling Hoek and Moselle, Ms. a dOrnen ; Cop= Brandy, psis ar brows. 4ila a dawn, bottles included. TIIMB cash =Urd upon tour dozen Into the ocentry. B1)1.H.1011. and SONS, Distillers and Deporiers. TU. Susetrest. London. 'dab/lake& 1782. FRIDAY, August 31, at I precisely, at the New Auction Martk - Tokenhouseyard, Bank of England- NIESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will SILL by AUCTION : Lots 46 to 19d —The Douglas-street Estates, in the parish of IL Deptford. comprising about fBO hOWOMI, leased for terms of 90 years, at pound rents amounting to 3.630 per an num, secured by rack rentals amounting to about &SAO Per annum.-24, Orteharnalreet, Bank, B.C. TM BANK OF FRANKFORT. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE. Atooney 9. The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rate of ‘, diaoount to 5 per cent. THE BANK OF FRANCE. WEDNESDAY, September 6, at 12 for 1, at the New Auction Mart, Tokenhore-yard, Bank of MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOISVIELD will SELL by AUCTION: 1. In Cheneery.—" Se Maciaren v. Statutes." The Springfield Estate, on the high road, Lewisham. Kent. comprising 20 acres of valuable freehold building land, with capital family residence, gardens, outri, cotter, &c. / Freehold Estateof 260 acres, with capital residence, known r Little Hall, in the parish of Clan, county Salop, seven miles from Craven Arms Junction, on the Shrewsbury and Hereford (LSCTIWb IIIPILL78.) MOORE and MOORE% three years' system applies to HARMONIUMS, at 2 guineas, trainees. 2 , and 4 guineas per gnartar.—Warerootas, 1 06 and 106, MOIL LC. BEAUJOLAIS, 20e. per Dozen, crii. nom hapaitadi. Eitx Doss Carriage paid. =ROMAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, o. 122, PALLWALL LONDON sad No. 1, Marlos Parade, Brigigas. . . PARIS. AUGVIrt 9. The following is the return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day, together with the corresponding figures of the previous amount : /LKOORE and MOORE exten PURCHASEree Ivj et PLINOS on MEE to to all parts ot the llSr a Lingdoes, wrings Ma.—Wareroona, 104 and 106. Bilhopngatantreet Within, EC. FIELD, WARDELL, and Co., Wine Merchant., continue to hold a very Wye STOCK of OLD BOTTLED PORTS of the highest character, and of the most approved chipper. A. great selection of Sherries (Peter Doiascles), and Claret, Sauterne,Champagae, Hock, Moselle, Burgundy. Marsala, all of the Inn quality, Price Ude open application.-10, Adam nre!ti 4delpki, London, W.C. Shipping orders promptly es- Angwd 9. Au4ust 2. Dam& Yr. e. c. Capital of the Beak 182,500,000 0 111,640,090 0 Profits In addition to capital (Art. 8, law of Jane 9, 18571 Berme of the Bank and its Railway. S. Freehold Estate of 30 acres, mown ea Chnia, in the parish of Bettyey-Cruen, county Salop. 4. 134 acres of Freehold Land, and other oatlying parcels in the parish of Clan, county Salop. 5. Leateague Farm, of 37 acres of Freehold Land, parish of Beedfa, county Radnor, with common right for 100 sheep. IL Leatley flog Farm, parish of Kerry, county Montgomery, comprising 41 acres of Freehold Land. No. 24, Cireehamatreet, Bank, , owner of Colemanatrest. branches Reserve or landed property .. Notes in circulation Bank notes to order sad receipts payable at sight 27,844,079 41 28,919,914 W Treasury account—wren cre ditor 131,457,019 16 131,496,096 • Current accounts, Pads 533.752,518 17 300,610,966 26 Ditto branch links 40,516,167 0 44,3116,1121 0 Dividends payable Discounts and sundry interests 037,085 17 3,771,968 94 £e-discountrd the last Mx months 2,372,304 91 2,372,906 91 _ ROBERT B. GARDEN, 29, Piccadilly, od Invites inspection of bis s tock of DOUBLE GUNS, BIUTOCN LOADINB, ItEVOLVRRIL ; alsolde sztonsive samaiasent of SECOND-HAND SPORTING GUM, by eminent makers. at moderate prices Sporting ammunition of all tkaoriptions. (lENTRAL FIRE DIRECT ACTION BREECH LOADING GUNR.—Gunlearn should inspdet oar stock of the above improved GUNS bet giving their orders for the 1111111606. Also our ordinarz o p i r :Arida* guns ce l l: im latest sp. = . 4l "4"rm li. REILLY and Co., bad, New Osfordatreet, London. iptAstrs PALE ALE.-MARCH BRE*INGS. FIZLD, WAMDILL, dud Co. are DOW aupplyln this Ale in oteellont condition. both in Cask and Bottle. The r London soot Dabika Stouts, Wong Barton and itdinburgh Alea, Preston pant Ala, to.. are also Inwood cedar and at for immediate use. - 10, Adam-street, Adelph47andaa, W.C. Shipping orders azacuted at the, *Meat notion to NEW YORK—UNITED STATES 14211.—ItIDUCYD FAl2l3.—Tho splooMM and N ame side-mhos! Ammon or tho NIT York sod Havre Steam ipompsay Si' appoialmt W haw Mr Now York as follows Rom Kum I in= Fa wows 'osbasday, Amg O IThansday, SO reirdow, SUS. 111 tThSi (rt. Nor. 2l Nov._22 FIRST-CLASS WINE and SPIRIT 1112TABLISIMINT. ISLLNOTON. MR. GA.RDINER is instructed by Mr. Gaswe ll ;yrs° Is about entering another badness) to SUBMIT for SALE by AUCTION, at Masons'-hall, masoset-svesss. Basing hall-street, on TUESDAY, August 14, at 12 ,unlete an aoceptabie offer be sprsylossly rassill private contract), tho 1161111allill qooDwiu. ot TRADE. and rosaisslON THE IMPERIAL BANE (Limited), tatheery, To. nuctiVd:olo2llo%l9l4ffttgllo4 %mar 456,00, . MOP K --TNA H A 14'8 LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ILZEIBITION INK This eidebraled aid lAMB WHISKY gained the DUBLIN Wes lli Sold Sa,ad , the retail h ve l 7 n tendon: by ihe agents in principal towns In England: or wholesale at a, Great Wiwinglialreet, Louden, W. Il•re tLa red asaladok label, and cork branded °' Kinahan's LL Whisky.* Surplus of receipts Dot distri buted "...•»"I . Paid ap " Bobervo Fund of that excellent WINK and 1111111 T ESTABLISHMENT, known as the II 0.8 HEAD TAVERN, No. 115, Upper-street, Islington, immediately facing Bt. Marys Church. The premises have recently been erected reprdleas of cost, and are all that can possibly be desired. The exterior is attractive, and the interior possesses rooms light, lofty, and spacious. The billiard-room is one of the largest in London, and is well bequented. The counter trade Is large and profitable, and In the hands of a resident active principal may be greatly Increased. The thoroughfare, train , and neighbourhood is im mean. The premises are a short distance only from the Agri cultural and Myddelton Halls, and are held on lease for a term of 68 years to run, at a rental of £llO per annum. May be viewed by cards from the Auctioneer ; and printed particulars obtained on the premises ;at Masons'-hall ;of Mr. Samuel Barker Booth. solicitor, 4, Grays-innaquare ; and of the Auctioneer, 16, Hart-street, Bloomsbury. tituutrits - - 9,766,892 40 10,9911,088 114 1,738,299,739 95 1,70,1 if rt-clain. £2l and £l9; monad claw, 414 andl3. — = to FAA A. vtoTrow, Havre /ff papidXFFM alan il,_nallt, Pane ; G. C. sad P.. W. FOX mad tu Month; on !TARR sad Co., 146, Cbeapakle, London SAUCE. —LEA and PERRIN S' WOROZEITEREHIRJE SAUCE. Thla del clops coadiment. pronounced by eassohmeurs "THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE," Is prepared solely by LEA and PILERINE. TIN public are repeat: hi cautioned against wortbleas WU. dons, and &auk' see that Lea and Perrtna• names are *swapper, label, battle, and a ABE tra, and FERRIES' SAUCE. Sold wholesale and for expert by the Proprietors. Worcester Mews. CROSSE and BLACKWELL BARCLAY and BONS. Imam. &a., Re.; and by grocers and Wawa universally. snipl riumi LIVERPOOL OB otruxsTowN TO NEW YORE rims A wan r i naLADSLPH LIVERPOO IA STEAM L, SHIP NEW YORK, and COMPANY tatted tie iaggag their full.powered Clydebatilt Iron Screw Stwearaldge, WIND* United Sithre mails FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK ' CITY OP CORK, This Dap, August 10. CITY OF rum. Viedoesday, August 15. CITY OF MICHRff KR, Saturday, August 18. Wethweday and alternate Plidayn and Saturdays. thga range by the mail 'Warners sailing every Wedneedny, it sa d n guinea; according to the accommodation. F ol ikpassage includes a bail supp 4 of 000ked provhdeaa. minfor Canada and the United UAW' booked through teems. —For further particulars a to aLLUI L i rldN a , Waterwtrest, Liverpool ; sad to • guff, IL King WlRiam-etrest. London. pOli NEW YORK. S 24 ; _second cabin, £6. ILEOU t a ra ElL a t a r LINE of flefaffli: tn e pO i t f ell i tA M J 4 WIN fa Oa London Docks. For freight or pause apply to Ings. FARM BROTHEItS and 8, Blabopagatantreet art° (11124:4 ELL, TlfilfF.R, and oo., MORGAN, 7, Leaden- Minot. efitEAT EXHIBITION at STOCKHOLM. sanci to PASSENGERS—Ib' splendid twit screw mar VARY, Captain T. LEIGH, will sail for GOTHENBURG • BATUBDAY, 11th August, calling at Blackwell for 's= at ga„ oreatherpermittlng . Average sea pamage 'moo gun mparalleled time of 10 hours. By this route passengers gaol from Gothenburg to Stockholm by rail in ten limn, and siliasesalkd to reach Stockholm fn three days from London, wig at least three days' sea passage. —For freight or • at CHAPLIN'S Universal Mice, Regent-eirens, W.: or maaPPS, GRAVIS, MULLIN'S and Co., St. lanuitaga. Ms, I.C. SATURDAY(to-morrow)the ALEXANDRA ws leave Fred% Wberf. Loodoo-brifte, for GRAVESEND, /N►aL and 3 p.m , callWg at Roallervals. nT REDUCTION of FARES. —SHEER . and BACK for TWO SHILLINGS.—The o riginal ,mite Saloon Steamer ALEXANDRA will leave Fresh Wharf ladve-bridge, at 10 am., call at RoehervWe and Terrace Pier. Osumed, and proceed round the Nor. Light to ISHBERNISIS NAY (saapt no/Saturday). On Saturdays from Fresh Wharf Agana and three p.m. for Roaherville and Gravesend only. GRAVESEND and ROSHERVILLE. The SAIAAIN STFAMPACIC KT COMPANY'S vemels ALEXANDRA leave Fresh Wharf, London-bridge, dolly, at 10 and 11 am. and $ p.m., and Westminster-bridge, at 9.16 and 10.15 am., and 2.15 p.m., for Gravesend, cal li ng at Roshervllle. On Ratardays an additional boat from Fresh Yawl at Ip.m. lama: land= to Mommos. fore Islam. Mmes. la as rob"b. ; pand saloon, single, 21.; return, 2a. Id. London to MosmeC fore saloon, single, ; return, la. 6d.: grand oboe, single, Is. ad.. return, la. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHEAP EXCURSIONS TUTUS WEST OF ENGLAND. On SATCEDAY, August loth, and SATURDAY, August 25th, EECULS•ON TRAINS will leave Paddington at 7.40, Uxbridge ▪ 7 18, sad Windsor at 7.40 a.m., for WESTON-SUPER-MARE, Illgthridge, Bridgewater, Taunton, Wltilton, Watchet (for Lyn no lad Mthehnd,, Tiverton, Exeter, Btarerom, Dowlish, Teign month, Xewton, Torquay, Paignton, Britham-road, Dartmouth, %tam itingshridgeroad. Plymouth, Taylatoelt, Launonston, liscinMrsed, wt . Austell, Truro. Falmouth, Penzance, and other nations to the Cornwall and West Cornwall Railways, returning 'skim: Farmers going on the 18th to return either on Hon*, August 27th, or Monday, Sept. 3rd ; thugs going on tarot lath to return either on Monday, Sept. 3rd, or Monday Sept.llo. ITYABI & Co.'s SILK-FACED OVER-COATS. 14,URNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE. —DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.—Dining and draw Lig room furniture, carpets, curtains, ,te —6OO very superior walnut, rosewood, oak, and mahogany dining and drawing room suites in various coverings, new and second-band ; also au Im mense variety of bed-room furniture, bedding, ta., of every de scription : 750 pieces of best Brussels and other carpets k•OtIle , last year's patterns' at a little more than half the present prices, and an extensive stock of elegant furniture damasks, pekhiades, Wks, &c., blankets, sheetings, quilte, , which must be SOLD previous to extensive alterations. BY. BECK begs to Inform his numerous customers and the public that in consequence of the partnership lately existing between himself and Mr. Buckle, under ' the style of Beck and Buckle, having been dissolved, enables him to offer the above goods at prices considerably less than the ori (huti cost, and that the business in future will be carried on by - himself, under the arm of BECK and COMPANY, Great Western 'arid) tura Exchange. Nos. 166 and 167, Edgware-road, W. i YAM & Co.'s FANCY and WASHING VESTS. riYAbi & Co.'s SUITS. The DARTMOUTH ROYAL REGATTA will take place on 30th mol Rd August; Fahumith Regatta on 21st August; Torbay lora Rapti*, 23rd and 24th August ; and the Royal Western help Club st Plymouth on ItSth and Egth August. ITYAM & Co.'s MORNING COATS. RYAN & Co.'s SANDRINGRAM SIIRTOUTS. EXCURSIONS TO WEYMOUTH, He. On SATURDAY, August loth. and SATURDAY, August Ink LICULSION TRAIM Mill leavu Paddington at 10.45, Uxbridge Mk and Wlntlbor at 10.50 am.. for TROWBRIDGE, West trzygrome, Bruton, Castle Carey. Yeovtl, MMden•NewWn, Dor chester, sad WEYMOUTH, returnhig as above. 'YAM & Co.'s TROUSERS. CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE NORTH. On3ATTIDAY. August 18th, an EXCURSION TRAIN, at low Melia leave Paddington at 115 p.m., Victoria at 11.33 a.m., \Renew 11.45 a m., Chelsea at 11.48 am., Remington at 155 am., and Reading at 1.10p.m.. for WELLINOTON, Shrews irry Craven Aram, Ludlow , Leominster, Hereford, Welahpool, lacysßeth, Llanhiloes, Ahem - starlit, °swear), Ruabon, Llan plHa,Cereen, Wrexham, theater, Birkenhead, Liverpool, War t*" sad Manchester, returning on Wednesday, August , 22ad. S PECIAL NOT I C E.—DISSOLUTION of A2fi PARTHERSHIP.—FRILNCLI BUCKLE bap respectfully ITY & Co.'s HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS , &c. to Inform his customers and the public. that the PARTNERSHIP between Mr. Beck and himself, asid known hitherto as the flrm of BECK and BUCKLE., 166, Edgwareroad, has been DISsOLVED. HYAM & Co.'. LADIES' RIDING HAB ITS. He therefore requests that all conimunications for him be addressed to him at his NEW YREMLYIK 70, wssrpousNi, _ GROVE, W., which are now open for resumption of business. naItSION to HENLEY, READING, NEWBURY, HUNGER- WAM & Co.'s SERVANTS' LIVERIES. 'FORD, de. 016(74DAY, Amend 19th, an EXCIIRRION TRAIN will leave hielantea at 8.0 a.m.. for TW MORD, Henley-on-Thames, 110144, Theale, Aldenninster, Woolhampten, Thateham, New laithary, and Ilungerford, returning the same day from bripeford st 0.0 p lor lathe? partieulan see handbills. J. 011111i.90N, General Manager. hilligton August Et BAKER'S PATENT BEDSTEADS and BED DING surpass all others ever invested for cheapness, durability, and superior finish. An Immense stock of every size and description In brass and iron, fitted with furniture and bedding somplete, always on view at the extensive show rooms, 178, Edgware-road, and 6, New Cburch-ctreet, W., London. Fatah limbed le yenta FITAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, es and S 7. Oxford-street, London. Nyasa and Co.'s Summer Overcoats Bjorn and Co.'s Summer Salta 42.. Od. to 70s. Od. Hyam and Co.'s Summer 311k-facedCapen 2511. Od. to 4511. Od. Hyam and Co.'s Bummer Isekets Hyam and Co.'s Summer Dress Coats Hyam and Co.'s Summer Frock Coats Hyam and Co.'s Summer Vesta Hymn and Co.'s Summer Trousers l4s. Od. to Ms. Od. 14INERAL STEAM NAVIGATION Ge COMPANY, incorporated by Act of Parliament, 71, klibilltkiltd, London . NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that the RALF-YEARLY ktlitAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Company will libeti at the Compn%'s offices, 71. Lombard-street, on Tint& MT, the hsth lust., at 2 o'clock precisely, pursuant to the Act dhrUasoeut, to transact the usual business, and to declare the Need for the half year ending JUDO 30, 1866. *ea, August 3, 1806. MARTIN PRATT, Secretary. C°I7AM'S Patent ENAMELLED MANGER S, rauLic FITTINOS and HARNESS BRACKETS. These fittings have obtained the PRIZE MEDALS of all he great Exhibitions, and are invariably specified by architects planning stables To be seen in FULL SIZE STALLS and LOOSE BOxa, at CO TAM and Co..' Show R ooms and Iron Works HYA/ti and Co.'aBOYS'SUMMERCLOTELLNG , 2, Winsleyetreet :opposite the Pantheon), Oxford-street, London, 06 and 67, Oxford-street, London. W.—Catalogues tree on appli cat i on. The trat establishment In the kingdom for 111Ve11118 Clothing Boys' Knickerbocker Suits l3a. Od. to 3M. Od. CII°LEILL —Choera is communicated through means of defective s 1 in drains The NEW TRAP Boys' s. Westminster ughtespeo a v n erco d Os .ta borne Snits lse. Od. to Ws. Od. Boys' Eton, Harrow. and Rugby Snits Etc Od. to 42s Od. 12s. Od. to 2la. Od. (COTTAMII PATENT effectually prevents the entry of foal air Boy , j oo k eto for the 5........... from the drain into the hones —For particulars apply toODITAII Boys' Serviceable Vests 6e. Od. to Bs. Od. and COMPANY, sole manufacturers. Winsley-street, Oxford- Bo w %n i m bi, T rooton its OIL to 14 Od. street, W., WHERE A MODEL IS EXHIBITED. XATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Gracechurthatreet, Loudon, E.C. Established Dezember, 1835. Mutual Assurance without Individual Liability. THEBEST DISINFECTANTS. —RIMMEL'S 1121YAlf and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. TOILET VINEGAR Gs., to ed., and Ss sprinkled about with a Refraichisseur ied., Is., Is. MI and RISIMEL'S Al No. 2. Bespoke or Order Department. MATIC DISiIiFeCTOR (b. MI, a Fumigating Apparatus used No. & Boys' and Youths' Distinct _ Depsronvent at the Royal College of Surgeons, and principal hospitals. I No. 4. Hale, Dam Hosiery, and utfit Department E. RIMMEL, N, Strand, 128, Regent street, and 24, Cornhill 131 - YAM and Co.'s ESTABLISHMENTS. NEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA . — The AA- LONDON-68 and 87, OXFORD-STREET. D il itedical profesaion tor thirty years have approved of this BIR M INGHAM - 21, 22, and 23, NEW-8112KILT. pure solution of magnesia as the b.. remedy for acidity of the LEEDS" 4t Drigigate : and stomach, headache, heartburn, emit, and indigestion ; and es a DEWSBURY—Westgate. mild aperient It is especially adapted for ladies and chiMieu. Prepared by DINNKFORD and Co., Chemists, dc., 172, New MECHI and BAZIN'S WEDDING PRESENTS Bond-street, London, and sold throughout the world by all de up toconsist of deeming cases, dressing begs, work boxes and t date we respectable chemists. Caution—See that "Dinneford and Co." 4 b ag we tti ng d e w , j ewe l giwiw. ig li wre i. ni nni t ud wr iti ng t a ig a on each bottle and red label over the Dort. re trom 12 sets, in wood and gilt, albums, Papier-mache tea trays, chests, ive bacon and caddies, portable writing cases and despatch boxes ; also an T ON IC BITTERS. Dinette variety of novelties to chose. from —No lit Regent orwardetl WATERS' QUININE WINE, street, W. Established 1827. Catalogues post free. All artkdes As mat palatable and wholesome bitter In existence. reduced in price. The City establWiment Is closed. AN EFFICIENT TONIC, and W An unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stimulant. T HE GENTLEMAN'S PATENT POCKET ', S.D. Sold by grocers. Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, 'mi me (bed 6 fectioners, and others, at son a omen.BOOK 'sent direct from the manufacturers' in best Rue- Menufactured by ll eather . beautifully lined with red or green 'elk, contains stageosialy WATERS and WILLIAMS, , separate compartments for gold, silver, and bank-notes, postage 1, de. 2, Illartin'e-lane, Cannon-street, London. . and receipt stamp pockets, Ivory tablet and metallic pencil, ink -- Wholesale Agents, L. Lewis and Co.. Worceste r . . eraser, sliding ivory pea-handle superior pearl-handle pen knife, silver toothpick, tweezers, sad nall-Ale, all serertdill very ; Comps y. The 4 C HOLERA and DIARREPEA may be avoided for 00 stamps to any part. Calls on by the timely use of KAYS'S WORSDEXL'S PILLS. Ts G. any V. MAILTIN, DCOIIIOI. wnts. lto the (b( be had everywhere Wholesale Delllt, 22, Bread-street, London. 1. . MAIER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES, -- OLERA.—MAIZENA, in Seasons of Cholera, W "for which a prize medal was awarded." Sewed in WALL V i er any prevailing epidemic, is a Preventive, Restortive, *tat? NO to all "Pomo, WNW Nomit" 200 0 1 ,101000 of the odes Feed and meet healthful Diet Retailed by all poem. oilmen, and Roll 1. C. chemists. Wholesale sant, TOMLIN, RENDILL, and Co., ti. 011, Ccenhill, end IN. FLWRINT4ITRIIKE . _ - i ti lllktrB COPAHINE MICO L E the onl l ' atebeaP ' l ' e " l ' °ndmi. __,Y OCIEN'TIFIO PRESENTS.—Co ll ections tions to no vikuut 144.127738raikapoweald""dr.sTidtatkorith° o(! '""* . gg",,,Ace'd.=Nov. I. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- 0 oe ,„ .. 1 ,,,w,,,,. s . i . tb . ~.. I ova in an av ma pmerinw.—lrLE,AB, Begs, Codeembee t lastles, portant study of Mineralogy mid Geology, can be bad at S ii 3 . 4 be. are instantly destroyed by this POWler. which al, 50, to 500 guineas ; also , sh2gllimelmens of Minerals, IL 0 1 O. jOingr e 4 ill di " eithir rbee2l se 4"51*-- An tar e b t e hl eiden ' te animal Die Imported and mkt la Nagle, somas, sat Imart th e chemist 0, waymarket. Pest 4el Banassera, all the I to* of M ed. i n. . en ee., ands& at seta, erl , Ce, tree by peek fel if recent publicatioes, de-, 0f . .. N . ArMineralogist to bee =damps, and b. N. as al I& Alumina beelles will mwsay.l46. Strand.—Private Inotroot lo4 to= to 0 • 020 17 is ed. and 3s. each, by T. ING, ammiet, 79, 84. me mamma by Mr. Tow; MGR., 146 , N.C. bare cattreaysra, Loaadia. • Dtr.scrom. _ C II IIII , 4•I—SAMUEL II AYlll'llST LCCAS, Esq. gefTf-CTIAIRMAN—ROBERT INGRAM, Esq.. Q.C., M.P. Belk Hon the Lord Mayor Henry Coestabl o , Earl. Zito* N. Phillips, Esq.) Joseph Freeman, Eaq. s ._ Nldhery. Esq. Charles Gilpin, Eaq., M.P. .Wwl 2( bite t ast`e, FAN. Charles Reed. Isq, V.R.A. mitassnaher.s. L, q .,Q . C . , )I.P. Jonathan Thorp, Esq. all?Pell Chriply, Eaq. Charles Whetham, E. saber of policies issued to 20th Nov. lut 20.10 %is annual Income £396,075 imatals_ ted capital L2590.657 tains mid Nis distributed £1.227,238 urS AlAsion of profits will he made up to November 20, Asseronces effected prior to that date will participate. t ha ftintions on the premiums range from 12 tO 99 per seat .....,,,,_'' avast instances the premiums have become extinct and —"."*.„_ (Mantel in sAldition. 'w Powectus and form of proposal forwarded on application. alguk 1866. 0 4113 , 2o s. —Best Coals.—E. and W. STURGE, &slay Bridge Wharf, City-road, E.C. 24u. I SUkstone (bed quality) .. Ila. Derbythire, Id* (traokeleall Steam Coals advsatassousl7 nillekied• Anthracite, for Stoves, from the Clay-cross Company's Col "Immo us of very enerior quality. Ma blea t Tina 10 °m u li n tftr too meow* lot Cub oa 011 X E. WILCOX, so►e agent to Cay-woo Com ood-place, P.dgware-road, W. C ° .,". —The RICHMOND WALLS END I _ o r t M e tth, and the eol et e ty. Lretett Tudor TllOll. VITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an .thwt activa Ple. the Latucine, which pessesate an the t* l t MitlM without Its denim. — lit G. Jol2lfiirsiaci, eit OUT or RHEIMATIBM is c t= relieved ALI bia7 stamiplian at merman. o n for inoidon, n Fi f , lopaitt ke ,. rotarket, prepares a sTrop cad a Pate et Lite* 1 1.3 r sad eased la a trw days by that Madielaa letter. and Adverting' sal= si osoderate for by J. P. b AI. ikitb ' highly recommended by the Medical ?Mad= for .8 GOUT and IIitZUMATIC I'ILIG. Obtained thread NASH, 114 Strand, fie`-5p Book dad &tale cd Pik* w s. ,_ . ma, bronchitis , and all cheat affections. Syrap t ta dd.; meow. mu. ii 4. cal Y . lid. ra km mod tree by mars od post. ". lid. and g 3d. fate, by per. la. Sad sad Y. lat ON - TRRMS OY BUSINESS. . IS ATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. D. B. JOHNSTONC and Co. beg to Inform the Wine they ..„,_ will CLOSE their DRAPEXY and FURNISHING WAREHOUSIS Current accounts ()Weed trith ell persona p ro p ert y in— at TWO o'clock on SATURDAYS. duoed. GREAT WESTERN HOUSE., Interest Is allowed at the rate of two per cent per annum on : 100, 110, 111, lit, EDOWARR.ROAD, and cement accounts, It the balance has not at any time daring the . 1, t 3, THWAITRHYLACE, London, half-year been drawn below E5OO, and at the rate of one per cent ' Within a few yards of the Edgware-road Station, on the Maro ne: annum if not drawn below ENO. paten Railway, and five minutes' walk from the Great Western The Bank receives money on deposit at call at current rates, Railwity fitation.—July, 1308. or for flied periods subject to arrangement. Iseestanans sad sales of all descriptions of British end foreign - mcnrities, de., effected. Circular notes and letters of credit issued to all parts of the world. The agency of country and foreign banks undertaken. TM Bank takes charge of securities for customers, and re ceives dividends on English and foreign funds, railway and other shares, debentures, dc. Every other description of tanking badness transacted. NO lei or gestalt, received by the clerks of the Bask. ROBERT ALEXANDER BENTHAM, General Manager. Wry-- ELLIS, EVANS, and Co.--GREAT SALE of SUMMER STOCK at italsoed Priem BILK GRENADINES, Ss. 9d. the Drees of 12 yards, usual price Bs. fid. PRINTED ALPACAS, Se. 9d. the full Dose , usual price 101 9d. Pure ARABIAN LUSTILS, Ss. 9d. the full Dream, usual price lOs 9d. FANCY and STRIPED POPLINS, 71 lld. the full Draw, usual price Its 9d. ELLIS, EVANS, and Co., 102, Westbourne-grove, Bayswater, London, W. (EVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE DEBEN TURES for say sums from g6O upwards, with coupons for Ralf-yearly interest, are being ISSUED by the INNS OV COURT HOTEL COMPANY (Limited), for three, five, or seven years, secured Ibe valuable freehold property of the Company in coin's inn-fields and Holborn. Second and final issue.—For par ticulars. Re., apply to H. T. L. BEWLEY, Secretary. 68, Lincoln's-inn-fields, W.C., May. 1866. DURING THIS MONTH THE RENT GUARANTEE SOCIETY. Established ma Capitalllloo,ooo. °wars of Property trave ll ing, or having special engagements to meet, can have a portion of their RENTS ILEIIITTED, or paid to their credit OD fixed days, without extra charge. Moe, a, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. JAMES SPENCE end Co. will OFFER the RENAMING PART of their SUMMER STOCK at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, together with several large lots of SILKS, Fancy Dream, Rib bons, dc., purchased during the recent panic and depressed state of the money market, at, in some instances, 30 to 40 wr cent. discount off, to which they respectfully invite an early vWit . of tortiectlon. SILKS. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by . wide width Strips. au new colou r , now selling at to. Illd.; the LONDON INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited), MA, usual price. 3m. 9d.; also several lots of Cheniee ate vest reduce Moorgateutreet, on deposit of deeds, bills of sale, or other Hen. A lot of Black Glace Silks, Ss. 90., worth 3a 3d. A lot of approved security. Deposits received on such terms as may be Black Silk Velvets, at la 11d. per yard, worth is. agreed upon. ProapenuaeS and forms sent free on application. MANTLES, JACKETS, and SHAW IA ANDREW JAMES ROBY, Managing Director. Blue and Black Cloth Jackets for the Seaside, from 10s. 9d. I A lot of White Alpaos and light materials, trimmed with black CITY (dose to). —To be SOLD, the LEASE of lace, from is. Ild. All our stock of Silk Jackets sad Mantles are now selling at Reduced Prices. Grenadine, Lace, and Sum spacious and commanding PREMISES, covering an area m a r shawls new very cheap of about 4,000 square feet, with a frontage of 40 feet and 120 feet FANCY DRESSES, etc. deep, comprising, In the basement, capital cellars ; ground door, I Black Ground Grenadines, with Coloured Stripes, 126. 9d. the an excellent show room 43 feet by 21 feet, and three offices, full dress of 10 yards. Light Printed Alpacas, Ss. lid. the full with yard 22 feet by 17 feet, sad a two-story warehouse 4., feet dress ; usual price, Hs. 9d. French Poplins and Mohair 20 per by 30 feet : &at door, light show room 43 feet by 21 feet, and cent. under the regular price. All light trimmed Robes at Half three rooms, with ten rooms and two attics over. For particulars price. Printed Muslin, and Skirtings at cost price. apply to Messrs. PHILLIPS and 8014, auctioneers, No. 2, City- i Ribbons, Oloirea, Hosiery, Trimmings, Haberdashery, Sun road, Finsbury-square. i Shades , &c.. Family and Complimentary Mourning. Close on Saturdays at Your o'clock ... _ DINNER SERVICES of 108 Pieces, in Stone China, from £2 Ss. Several hundred services always on view, from neat plain patterns to the costly designa Break fast and tea services, dessert Ace., in equal variety. Richly cut glass for the Odds of every description. Persons furnishingnsay select a t e largest stock in London, and effect a saving , near Ha to Si per at ADAM and Co.'s, 81, Oxford -street, near Re gent-circua JA.IIIIB 8111NCI and Co., Wtieleads and Beteg SU Marceau, Drapers, &c., 78, 77, and 78, BT. PAUL'S-CHURCHYARD, LONDON. THE FURNISHING of BID ROOKS. HEAL and PON, of Tottenham-court-road, have greatly enlarged their Premises, for the purpose of making a nor. com plete arrangement of their Mock. They have now Ten separate Rooms, each completely furnished with a different suite of Bedroom Furniture ; these are irre spective of their general stock, displayed in Six Galleries and Two large ground floor Warermens, the whole forming, they believe, the most complete Stock of Bedroom Furniture is the om. H L and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding and and Bedroom Furniture, sent free by post on applica tion to It.YJL and SUB, 196, 197, and 198, Tottenham-mart-road, London, W. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable DEW, and do not mind paying a fair price, can depend on the beet materials and latest, style at HAMILTON sad EIMPTON'S, 105, STRAND. WAR The Tromerings am of patterns and taxturnithetainnei be 'smiled. 105, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall. ITYAid & Co. AYAM & Co., 66 and 67, OXFORD - STREE T, London. 11 YAM & Co.'s TWEED OVER-COATS. GREAT SALE of DRAPERY, SILKs, SHAWLS, JACKETS, and DUNES. THE SALE AS ADVERTISED STILL CONTLNCES. Catalogues poet tree. AMOTP and COMPANY, 61 and et BC Paul's-churchyard. QELTZOGENE.—IMPORTANTNOTICE. — The 10 extreme 'Minya the UMW ENZ for making Soda Water, gc., bee procured for it a very large patronage, which causes Inferior *Metre to be manufactured This invention was ori ginally Introduced by GEORGE SIMPSON, who will not be answerable for any Seitzogene unless It bears his name and ad dress, WS, Odord-drest, 1.006011. T" "PISTON" FREEZING MACHINE (ASH'S PATENT) is rapidly becoming a part of the cuisine of every gentian:4er establishment, because it is by far the quickest, most economical, and esay method of freezing known. It is only by the "Piston" process that deseert ices, foe puddings, de., can be made at once rn mosikla, ready for table (avoiding the double operation of freezing and moulding afterwards). it is the very best apparatus for icing wines, and produces the purest block ice. Its complete success, when used with the chymicel freezing powders (in ben of ice; in hot climates, on board ship, dc., is testified by reference to Karoo* tw nearly ova of the world. Price from 60s. each . descriptive pam phlet (containing valuable recipes) free per post for 13 stamps. Price lists gratis.-OEOBBE SIMPSON, Sole klaawbeztarer, 1115, Ozlordoteeet, five doors west of Hare wood-gates. _ - ICE SAFES.-ASH'S PATENT SYSTEM le the only one that preserves the Ice by 'natural law from the taintof the provisions, thus rendtringthe water melting from the frozen crystal (which in alt other safes Is contaminated and wasted, !Ave, fi ltered, end deliciously cold for drinking. In action daily at the Ice warehouse, 515, OsfordeMeet (flee doors west of liarewood-gate —GEORGE UM MON, sole manufacturer, Importer et the purest block Ice ; delivered Us town at Ices than ld. per pound. NEW BOOBS at MIIDIE'S SELECT LIERARY.—Many copies of all the be books of the season are In circulation at liduthe's Select library. Fresh copies continue to he added as the demand Increases, and arrange ments are made with the leading publishers for an ample supply of all the principal forthcoming books as they appear. First class subscription from one guinea to one hundred guineas per annum, according to the number of volumes requfred Pro spectus postage tree on appikation. SU= LIBRARY (limitedl, New Oxford-street, London ; City Ofilce, 4, King-street, Cheapaids. CHEAP BOOKS at MITIME'S SELECT LIBRARY.—MUDIME CLEARANCE LIST tot August, containing sore than one thousand popular books. at the lowest current prices, will be ready fur delivery on Monday next. MUDIVIS LIBRARY ilimited), Now Oxford-street. London: . (Mice. 4, Ring-street, Cltespsids. This list nay also be obtained on spplleatioa at Mudigs Manchester Library, Cross street, Manchester. QCHOOL MIJSIC. A GEN CATALOGUE, 1...7 New and Enlarged Edition, c o mp li ed expressly for the use of teachers of Music, containing upwards of !.000 works by the best composers, furnished gratis and postage free. AU applica tions must state "The Green Catalogue."—London, 6, New Burlington-street MR. ALFRED MELLON'S CONCERTS.- The HELENA WALTZ, tree by post for 21 stamps, by ruin. Gos,►RCY, wUI be performed at these renowned Concerts on SATURDAY EVENING, August ll.—Programmes at Robert Cocks and Co.'s, New Burlington-street. want TWO NEW BALLADS.—" They Tell .1 Me lAm Quite Forgot." "Grieve Not For Me." By W. T. WRIGHTON. Each 3e.: free, each for 19 stamps. "Two crown ing blossoms to the garland of songs he has already composed. .. . . Worthy successors of ' tier bright smile haunts me still,' &c."—London Journal, July 28. London, Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-street. - - Just published, Sixth Edition, pnoe I. Ed., per pod Bs. 13It. HUNTER on the LUNGS. Practical Let ten on the Nature, Canoes, and Treatment of Catarrh, Bore-throat, Bronchitis. Consumption, and Asthma. By ROBERT HUNTER, M.D., formerly Editor of the " New York Journal of Diseases of the Chest," with a Preface to the drat English Edition by J. J. MACGREGOR. IL D., M.8.C.5.E., and introductory obser vations on the efficacy of medicated inhalations, Illustrated by EngEsh Cases.to the Fifth Edition, by MENET MELVILLE. M.D. London : C. Mitchell and Co., lied Lion-court, Fleet-dreet: andmay be had atoll booksellers by order. STATE OF THE CROPS, 1846. MITE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRI CULTURAL GAZETTE of SATURDAY, August 11, will contain full particulars of the STATE of the CROPS throughout the country. A copy sent for ids stamps. Orderof any newsvendor. °ince for Advertisements, 41, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. WEDNESDAY, house-y August 15, at the New Auction Mart, Token- MESSRS.dBnk of England. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD'S ORDER OF SALE: 1. City of London.—Valuable corner Business Premises, Nem. 21 and 22, Noble-street, General Poet-office, producing 0550 per annum, for the most part with possession. t. City of London, Llme-street—Exceedhigly Valuable Freehold Estate, possessing great capabilities for successfully utilising its important area of r entalB pertal feet of ground, at preeent producing a nominal ental of g4OO, sod affording an investment or building site of the highest character. S. City of Loudon, Birchitilane.—The valuable lease of the nob I l Business Premise sßurstow , No. 11, Birchln-lane. with possession. & n Surrey. —The Estate, a most desirable freehold property, 1,02) acres in extent, land-tax redeemed, In nine lots, as ander : Lot 1. The Manor or reputed Manor of Red Hall, with the excellent residence known as Bede Hall, and about 337 acres of valuable arable, wood, and pasture land in convenient enclosures. Lot 2. The Manor or reputed Manor of Buntow-court.lodge, with capital farmhouse and lands, 154 acres In extent. Lot S. Freehold Homestead, with arable, meadow, and other lands, about 171 acres. Lot 4. Two Enclosures of Arable land, 14} acres. Lot S. Two Enclosures of Arable Land, 17fr acres. Lot & Enclosure of Arable Land, 21 acres. Lot 7. Keeper s Cottage Farm, a brick-built homestead, with surrounding land, about b 0 acres in extant. Lot & New House Farm, and the valuable land adjacent, about 546 acres. Lot 9. Enclosure of valuable Land, nearly S acres. No. 54, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C. WILDNESDAY, August SW, at 12 for 1 ,, at the New Auction Mart, 'fokenhouse-yard. Ban of . MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOLSFIELD will SELL hy AUCTION : 1. Leasehold Rouses, with Shops 64a. 65, 65a , 06, 665. High street, H o r ton, let on leases, at 'rents amounting to £285 per annum. Leasehold Bones and filmy, No. 4, Aberdeen-place, High greet, Stoke Newington ; let at £55 per annum 3. Three semi-detached Villas, Noe 4,5, 4 Lime-rinse Yingston-road. Norhiton-hill ; annual rental value t. 42 each, with immediate possession of two. 4. (Ia iota) Rigid lweideuesa Nos. 3 to 10, Albert-villas , Ctitton-road, lhunt, South Norwood ; all well let, and held for long terns, at low ground-rents 5. Three Houses, with Shops. Nos. Ito 3, Airdate-place, Park road, Vorest-hill ; let at £125 per annum ; term 96 years; round rent &30. & Nos. 49 and 51, Ludgate-hill, oppcatte the Old Baile y. capital Comer Premises ; held for 56 years unexpired, at a low rental, with poseesdon. In the line of the contemplated improvenwom and scheduled by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. 7. Three iota, Nos. 34 sad sh Lederoksgaislima Weetimume park, Bayswater, and No. 12, Celmliewrrace. Bayswater at f.-300 per annum, and held under separate lessee for long terms. at low ground rents. No. 24, Greshametreet, Bank, EC., corner of Coleman-street. THURSDAY, August 30, at 1 precisely, at the New Auction Mast. Takedown-yard. opposite the Bank of England. MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will SELL by AUCTION: Lots 1 to ft. Freehold Ground-rents, amounting to £BlO per dawn, arising from the New-crew MA addles *Wes. Sf. Pad, Deptford Lot 43. Freehold Estate, comprising the (inn Dock, High strpt. Wapping, let on leans to Mews. Winn foe a tens of 9111 yearstrow 11369, at a ground rent of £lO6 per annum. Let 44. Freehold ate, csenprisdag 84. lielen•-wherf, 3.6. Highetreet, Wapping, let oo lease to Mesas. Porter and Co. for R yeses Irons 1812, at spawn rent CU per annum, with Use is reverskai. Lot 46. Freehold Estate, emsprising Hasties-wharf. 106 and Rilik-strest, Wapping, ist es Idle ter a Mew of about U wen unexpired, it 1130 . ground rent, with the valuable rewr sion.-34, esikamstresa, Rank. LC. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurss's Taisauxs.) IMPORTANT DEMAND OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. PARIS, THURSDAY: The French cabinet has addressed a note to the Prussian government, pointing out that the great changes in the political organization of Germany render it necessary that the French frontier should be rectified by a cession of territory to France. The French cabinet msie yesterday a further com munication to the cabinet of Berlin, demanding the restoration of the French frontier as it existed in 1814. AUSTRIA AND ITALY. PARIS. Atiourr 9. The Moniteur du Soir says :—" The Italian troops have withdrawn from the Tyrol across the Tagliamento to the line of demarcation demanded by Austria before negotiating an armistice. There is reason to believe that the difficulties in the way of an agreement have been removed, and that an armistice may shortly be concluded." The Empress of Mexico has arrived in Paris. FLORENCE, AUGUST 9. The Nazione of to-day announces that General Cialdini, in order not to leave the front of his army exposed on an indefensible line, has resolved to take up a position on the other side of the Taglia mento. In consequence of this movement Commis sioner Sella will leave Udine, and will follow the head-quarters of the army of operations. VIENNA, AUGUST 9. The Prase of to-day says :We learn that Gene ral La Marmora had demanded a prolongation of the truce for several days. This demand was not as sented to by the Austrian commander, who would only grant a further delay of twenty-four hours. The truce will, therefore, expire on Saturday next. . Baron Hubner, the Austrian ambassador at Rome, visited this city by order of his government, not in consequence of the state of affairs abroad, but with reference to home questions. Count Arthur Skertosch, of General Rlapka's staff, has fallen into the hands of the Austrians, and letters of a compromising character were found upon him. The Vienna papers state that the Prus sian General Mutius died from cholera. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Arcusr 9. Baron von der Pfordten and Count Bray have arrived here from Munich, and Herr von Freydorf from Carlsruhe. The Prince and Princess Frederick William of Hesse, while travelling to Berlin, re ceived a communication at Magdeburg, in conse quence of which they discontinued their journey. The semi-official Norddeutache Allgemeine Zeitung of to-day publishes an article in favour of leaving intact—as far as is consistent with the general in_ tweets of the state—the vital institutions peculiar to each of the countries which are to be incorpo rated with Prussia, especially their system of ad ministering justice, their provincial representation, and the constitution and administration of their communes. The Crown Prince has issued an appeal urging the establishment of a general national institution for invalided soldiers. His royal highness, with the assent of the King, has placed himself at the head of this undertaking. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, AUGUST 7. The Turkish army of observation on the Danube is being gradually removed. Routachouk and the neighbouring places will shortly be occupied only by the usual garrison. From this circumstance, and the approaching departure of Prince Charles of Hohenzollern for Constantinople, it is believed that the formal recognition of the Prince by Turkey will shortly take place. A considerable number of Roumain soldiers have been disbanded. __.- SPAIN. MADRID, AUGUST 9 . Upwards of 200,000,000 of real have already been received by the government on account of the taxes ordered to be paid six months in advance. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Rae !T. The shipments of gold during the month amount to 40,375 ounces for England, and 73,000 ounces for Galls and India. AMSRICA. (sY ATLAJYIC TILIGWIL) NEW YORK, ABOUT 8, Emirate. Gold, 1474. Exchange on London, 1584. Illi nois, 121 i ; ICrie, ; 5.20 United States Bonds, 109. Cotton : Middling Upland, 38c. VALENTIA, Ammer 10. NEWFOUNDLAND, Ammer 10, Au. Yesterday the Great Eastern sailed at 4 p.m. All well. Her Majesty's ship Lily, with Governor Musgrave on board, aooompanied her up the bay. The Medway sailed two hours previously. Aufinst 9. Angst 1 CRIDITOIL Fr. C. s. Orb in hand and In branch 725,525,046 SS 706,876,419 tl5 =cid bills overdue 284,066 96 996,1100 21 =t bills discounted, i sine 112,301,746 71 309,402,876 2 Dine branch banks 856,315,992 0 169,619,468 0 Advances on deposits of bullion 17,161,706 0 14122,800 0 Ditto branch banks 11,814200 0 11,500,000 0 Advances on French pablic se curities Ditto branch banks 4279,706 0 8,906,200 0 Advances on railway shares and debentures 94,251,800 0 34,321,700 0 Ditts branch banks 22,962,800 0 24019,100 0 Advances on Credit Fonder Bonds 683,000 0 674,100 0 623,200 0 142,400 0 Ditto branch banks Advances to the State conven Hon 10th June, 1357 Government stock remove 12,960,750 14 11,980,750 14 I)lttoclisposable , 36,158,967 01 36,158,987 91 'knits immobilisees (law 2nd June, 1857) 100,000,000 0 100,000,000 0 Hotalandturnitureof thebank & landed property branches Expenses of management Sundries 1,799,299,732 96 1,79,,918,91 a Certified by Senator Governor of the Bank of France. (Signed) IWOLAID. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 9.—The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Allemannia, from New York on the Oith ult., has arrived here with 41 pea - . - 'engem 64,000 dollars for England, and 2,000 dollars for France, Off Sandy Hook she spoke the Hamburg barque Marinas, and on the 3rd instant passed the Britiah ship Eliza bound west. During the voyage the Allemannis encountered very bad weather and strong winds changing all round the compass, high seas, dense fop, and a deluge of rain ; up Channel westerly winds and wet weather. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 9. —The Mary Sheppard, with the 40th R egi ment, has arrived off this port from Auckland. She has been ordered to proceed to Nets- mouth. MARSEILLES, AUGUST 8, EVENINO.—The Con stantinople packet has been delayed by • hurricane. The bad weather in the Mediterranean continues. POLITICS IN THE POLICE COURT. —We (Liver pool hero try) an sorry to see, from our police report, that the wholesome rule of " no politico" in court was ignored yesterd We the more regret this, because the gentleman who ma de the unfortunate allusion is • lawyer esteemed by his brethren, and who is always listened to with atten tion by the bench. Moreover, the gentleman who was made the target for • party thrust is one of the most able, painstaking, and gentlemanly of the borough issigistrates, and he is • member of a family which all English men—whatever their politics may be—bold in respect. Two working men were brought before Mr. Hobert Gladstone and Mr. Woodruff, charged with intimidation . The men were members of a trade union. Mr. Gladstone is a nephew of the late Chan cellor of the Exchequer, and therefore Mr. Bremner, who was advocate for the prosecution, thought the opportunity a fair one to have a thrust at the latter, through his relative, for presuming to propose that the franchise should be extended to the working classes. He said (quoting Mr. W. F . Gholstone's celebrated ph e rsej that " these men (the defendants) were ' our own flesh and blood ; " that it was proposed to give them the franchise, but that in his opinion they were unworthy of it. Mr. Woodru ff , no doubt per ceiving and disliking an allusion to • brother magistrate which was both pohtical and personal, suggested that the learned gentleman had better leave the franchise question alone—a hint which the advocate discreetly took, and changed the topic. Mr. Gladstone, although he evidently felt the indelicacy of the allusion, wisely for bore taking any notice of it, and listened to the case throughout with admirable coolness and self-possession. Mr. Bremner, no doubt thought that he said a smart thing in alluding to the ?Jona opinions held by the dis tinguished relative of the magistrate before whom he was pleading. Gentlemen, however, who perform their ma gisterisl duty conscientiously can afford to treat with indifference such uncalled-for allusions ; and we may take the lil.erty of saying that the enfranchisement of the working classes will not be much retarded by the small sarcasms of solicitors who hold tory opinions and some times liberal briefs. ATTEMFTSD MURDER AT HANLEY.—A most de liberate attempt to murder was made it Henley on Tues day morning shortly after midnight. The would - be murderer is Richard W. Howard, a botcher by trade, but employed of late as a cab-driver at Hanley, and his vnt is • girl named Fanny Tophani. Howard seems to have taken . fancy to her, and to have been trying to induce her to look kindly upon him, but she apparently has felt an aversion to him, an steadily rejected him advances. On Monday she received from him a note, roughly written, and on • rough scrap of paper, in which he demanded an explanation of something which is not indicated, and stated that if this was not given it would be " war to the knife." She appears to have taken no notice of the document, and the same night, about 12 o'clock, he went into the Antelope Inn while she was there. She went out, and lie followed her, overtaking her at the door, where he put his arm round her waist, and appeared as if about to kiss her. At the same time he took a clasp knife from his pocket and suddenly stabbed her in the side, following up his blow by stabs in the back, across the nose in the back of the neck, arid over the right eye. All thee; five blows with the knife were dealt with considerable force, and the stab over the eye cut to • considerable depth. A bone in the back of the stays was severed by the knife, and other parts of the stays and dress ere cut through and have great gaps in two or three places. BloOd flowed copiously from the wounds, and in a minute or two the girl's dress was dripping with blood, and it was feared by those about that she had been mortally wounded. She was at once taken to the infirmary, where her wounds were sown up , . and reetoratives were applied. The assailant was taken into custody directly after. and the knife with which he had inflicted the injuries was found upon him. lie was and hefore Mr. Challinor, at Burslem police court, and remanded for a week. A certificate from the house surgeon of the infirmary stated that Xhe woman ass seriowily injured, and usable to apptar at the court. MORDEB OF A MAN UNKNOWN AT SUNDRR- Lam —OR Wednesday an adjournedlinquest was held at Sunderland on the body of a man, Lame unknown, who was found about • month ago floating in Sunderland weeks, The body had apparently been in the water some weeks, and after it was examined there were found extensive wounds on one wrist severing the arteries, and abio • wound on the floe, all having been inflicted by • sharp instrument. Those on the wrist bad been apparently done while the arm was uplifted to protect the tame. There wet little doubt that the man had been murdered, and the in quest bad been adjourned to make further inquiries. The jury returned • verdict of " Wilful murder agaidot some person unknown." THE WORK OF THE PRESENT AND LAST SESSIONS. —The present session, commencing on the lit February, and *adios this day, the 10 th Anglia, will prod public, 364 load, and 10 private arta, against 127 pahlis, 382 local, and 9 private acts paved last year. 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