The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-08 00:00:00

r /% (/ 1 t , . • . - -V444 , •-.1./.:v e X:4 st. I 1 .;e 1 '7 -7----#7.----- .•.' . A l "TNG, SEPTEMBER 8 . [ l l 'f4IIAPHIC INTELLI : The effect of all the be imagined. The Pays, at I -'lB'l3 TZLIGIUMIO Persimay'a toast of .1 11 PRUz• . 4 of Liberty in Fres - R. SEPT . ' . . a. ~, , toment case and the differ l ' - - No. 6,613.) [TWOPENCE .:WALL LINE of PACKETS. For 11.11 NE, PORT PHILLIP, Meet —limas. Green's . I • , LET, 1.100 ton; Captain If T. 131890 N, . t 3E India Docks on the Sth November, call at Ply. carry an experienced surgeon.—Apply to F. 01. WI . Cornhill. L.C.—Pasarogers Ly Ms Ulm can peoteed bugton to Plymouth at redaced lino by IPWlot to and Co. fur tacketa TEE CREDIT FONOIER sad MOBILIZE of [NOLAND (Limited). Capital, Two lennoes, In 100,000 shame of AS ear& Of which 80,000 shares will be issued to the shareholders of the Credit Fonder (Welted) and the Credit Nobiller (Limited), and 20.000 shares win 're issued to the public . Li per sham, or 4500,000, will be Galled up. No further call to contemplate./ The reserve fund will amount to £BOO,OOO. ao far as It will .at ad, be applied le payment or the sum due on allotment. _ Copies of the Report of the Credit Yonder (Limited) and the Cs.Mt Mobiller (Limited), above referred to, with p uses of thla Company, may be bad on application to the solicitors, stockbrokers. or the secretary. London. Sept. I, 186 a SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. WZDWDAT. THY WILT= CM., value 100 sow., the rest fa specie, by subscription of 15 son., 10 ft, an d 5 only if declared ; winner. extra ; gentlemen riders • professionals extra. One mile. (11 sub s , 11 of whom decl ared.) Lord Bateman'. Moulaey, by reddington—Sabra, 3 yra 10at 210 In. atb extra) feaseaseee) 1 Mr. Perna The Priacip.g, b Ire, 10st nb illr W. &Mai I Mr. Astlei Overstone.4 yrs, 10a4 1 Ilb .... ;Mr. lidarardai S Betting : sto 4 on The Principal, and 2 to 1 apt Kota. sly. The Principal and Moulsey ran in close oonmeay throughout, the former holding a slight lead to the dis• Mace, where Moulsey appeared beaten, but coming again opposite the enclosure, won a splendid finish by a head.. Overstose was pulled up half way within the distance, and cantered in. -11E%-:11S. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of London' GINof STRAII and PACK= tI' , IRALIA.—k or MILLBOURNIS, Poet Phillip, Direct :he Dodo on Tuesday. Sept. 20. calling at Plymouth", is.„ ,tipper snip TRUE BRITON, LIM) tons. GIORGI . i pomander; tying In the East India Docks Her m • i 4t:ons for all classes of passengers are weirpsesed. • aid .xury as experience.' surgeon.—For brOt or pan —. • • McLROD. ALLPORT. and MORGAN, with Mews. m wed Sons. No. 7, LeadenhalletreeL P t et packets are conveyed from Paddington Ply ..r.t does for second.clue fares, and second-clan for t ,. 7 fares. Foul A. YORK OF APPLICATIOIF 10A SEALS. . . (T i:b reMired iiyThel7a,M; ;Z . To the Directors of the Credit Fonder and Mobllier of Soglatel ;Limited,. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your bankers' the sum of Comte a deposit of Et per altars cm Shams in the above pany, I hereby request that you will allot me that you number and I agree to accept such shares, or any kos nutter sea a p liot remi um to t o m e on . the ; te a ms: ? E t the poo t rec r t iy as, at d i a s allo:inent, and to elms ° t he ar= ef emaciation of pany when required ; and I authorise you to insert my some an the resistor of members for the number of shares allotted t 0... Usual deflators Name t full Scald/ace Profesalen Date • Insert ban September. ISIS kers' names. FRON LIVERPOOL OR QIIIKNETOWN TO NEW YOWL. THE PARIS BOURSE. YAMS, Szrr. 7, 3.30 P.M. his sentence will be commuted to hard labour for life. This commutation must show doubt as to the man's guilt. A profound mystery still hangs over this awful tragedy. lIE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and .11. fr'_ kDELPIILL STRAMAHIP COMPANY Wend dee- A•n: t:zehetr F toll-power eMates d Clyde-Wit Iran Screw Bbeemlibips, atrf - < atted mails. FROM LIVZRPOOL for NEW YORK. oF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, September 14. .1 OF LIMERICK, Saturday, September 17. • INA. Wednesday, September 21. ‘; every Wednesday and every atternate Saturday. reams, by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, Lk 1% 31.1 ::1 minus,according to the accommodatica. Cat o the Saturdata steamers, 13 guineas. leeward lecladlye all petwedoos Goateed. Paseo es :La l'ait•d Nudes. awl British Cotombia, booked throverk :y o lvvetageotts tanne—lor farther perttenlars applz ri t: Et t.., , t INMAN, lk Water-street, Usampool: et to I/ LA: 1, C. Lag Wiltime-elretee. ate. DREMEN.—Neutral vessel under Russian &fr.— ', Route to Hanover. Brunswick, sad Central Ger ., y-• of the fine Ant close sere. eleamereADLEß, YOWL • %1 A CBS will be demekbal from Horaelydoeema 1"-:t. ,, ,ky morning • weather permitting). at 10 a.m. railing ,o .3 her ter rummagers at It neon.—Pars to Bremen, t 2 • return Moira's, OA and di 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Regent-eirens. :or to PEI Lr PPS. (MAVIS. EY:-LlPts, and Co.. IL Rood-Lae, E.C. DOTTERDAId and the RHINE. TWICE a WEEK.—The paddlontsainer BATATIII.,, Capt. W. •vIT II every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, MlO as, calling 1: for passengers at 1t am. Pan* th I El 10a, rsd I. : return than, EY 5... sag el S.. Sol The mew k VE.NOUSD from off the Tower every Thursday morning Fares, al and El Ina—For throno farm Mar to in. Irc r: monthly time hills. Apply to CHA.PLITS Universal W.. or to PHILLIPPS, 61tEV121, PHILLIP/S. and Co.. Eso Amok LC. ri the SHAREHOLDERS in the LONDON A ?ad •otTII WL'TERY RAILWAY COMPANY. Prinosi-gardens.inks. W. 2.51 b August, INK %IT 1.-LDS, LAMS, ASI. G1NT1.F.311M,7 t‘ --...-..--. • r I`, honour to announce my Intentions of presenting t s If Y Ihe meeting to be held an October next an a candidate • • :h• :rat at the Board of Directors of the London and !tooth I , • .t. ru Railway Company, vacant by the retirement of Wynd , ope Oust 23 years' mercantile experience as the head of a t.. i nrrn. and the practical knowledge acquired am Go t ~.,rd Commissioner of Railway", which appointment I held s• v. Labial Treasurer of New south Wales. may be consklered ug me to bring to the direction some qualifications h nay prove of use. _ . _ e:oitrety master of my or U. I shall be enabled to a illtident portion energetically to maid to the manage : • the extrusive affairs of the Conipaoy. To those of yea r` y he disposed to support my election and not be able to .1 the meeting to October, I shall be happy to forward a F r tor denature. I have the honour to be, your faithful (umiak STUART ALMA:MILS DOIIALDSON. TUE IMPERIAL BANK of CHINA, INDIA and JAPAN ;Linittedt. ‘../ ICE it HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTRAORDINARY UAL HE Ell NO of the Company will be held at the offices if:te t•ittpany, No. 8, Walbrook, In the City of London, on B.N DAY. the 12th day of September nett, at If o'clock at ::- a precisely, to confirm certain resolutions passed by the i ninny In Eatraortlinary General Meeting on the 26th day of /y tat, Het, of which the following are copies, viz.: That an agreement, dated the 24th day of August, MI, node between the Bank of Hindustan. China, and Japan -mite& of the one part, and this Company of the other part, been read and submitted to this meeting, this Company rr:urreby approve of the same, and do authorial, the Directors s the seal of the Company thereto. " That this Company be wound up voluntarily. "That the Hoocurable James Frederick Stuart Wortley, UN Cooke Coles, Esq., Joseph Macklin Smith, rf,q , Henry Turner, Esq., be appointed liquidators for the rx of winding up the affairs of this Company and dis :-.nting the property and that the liquldetora be authoriaed reveler, in compensation or part compensation for the by/l ief and property of this Company shares in the Bank of industaii, China and Japan ,Limited upon the terms specified the above-mentioned arreement and U any member shall opress his dissent from this resolution by a notice In writing to its liquidators not less than seven days after the meeting at .I..irh this resolution a passed and shall require the liquidators t purchase the interest of such dissentient member, the Ibid• coon shall raise the purchase mouey to be paid to such dil -1,: lent member by the sale of the share or shares in the Bank Hindustan. Chian and Japan :Lltnited,, which, under the :lee , of the said agreement, would have been allotted to such memher."—By order of the Board, BENET TUILNIM., Manager. Wulbrtiok, Await 30, IRK T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE INSURANCE CO so nem Erspowered specially by Parliament. Invested rands exceed 40.000.000 sterling. Ll an Act of the IM$ Session of Parliament, the Globe Inenr• Onipany of London was amalgamated, as from the Mt 4:Ember, Ititt with the Liverpool and London Campeau, sad dame in the Act the name of the latter Company was r-J.r•.:irutty changed to the LIVERPOOL and LONDON and IN , TRANCE COMPANY. . ---....... tells] of the Company is 1.5000.000, of which 1.420.000 is invested and in addition there are reserve fund; ,blependentir of the Life Reserve, lIMMUIt to .111. 1 0,000. I Itt INSURANCE. —The premiums in 1863 exceeded were greater than those of an) other company by feeds of 1.200,000. The positi,n In the duty return will be iwientood from the following statement establithed in 1710, collected duty In 1803.. 1916400 aft nix l7e2 „ 13s000 1b Userpool an d Loa) •'..t and ta”lse irthu In other company collected se much u UST INSCRANC —The premiums r. ceived in 1861 were and the annuities paid amounted to 133.600. The frz , a , tumulated to meet these liabilities is 11.450,000. The la:slaty of proprietors is unlimited. Secretary to the Company. JOHN ATKINA, Hidden* &tcrotary. !..pkiaber, THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 29, Lointord-skeit., London; and Royal lasorance-bstildings, Liverpool. A: ANAL MEETINO, on the sth lug, the tothortng a-- ~.,,r et the leading RESULTS disclosed La the iteport to • FIZZ BIIAN CIL pe.rtinms of the yea. 1904 reached the s of-1241AM tem: an advance of 1,, .an amount of increue exceeding that of 'ay previous revenue from fire premiums has been ashamed tour years by the large seta et 7:- 13ty paid to government In ISU wen „ lan .10 VANS ... SOS " •it an increase In on. year of LIUTS A' the lacblents whirk have tended to the advancesneat rt tr- Royal within the last few menthe may be reckoned its liar with newt to the loses sustained by the endemics of ....4t)Sleigh. which, although only consistent with the general .f the conduct of the Company. and ultimately proved to ...re than what had been done In former times by the ' anal most proverbially honourable among its contempt.. • set at' emoted attention and public favour by its naberetat til'mptnest A. th e bused total of revenue and the largest ratio of pro been attained In the present year, so It happens Larr.it profit which it bas ever fallen to the Directois to r likewise on this occasion to be announced. The - t penal on the year has amounted to CARMS of ....ill 100 only has been “; , pruptiated to dividend and Axil the large balsam of PA9.444 been carried to reserve. LIFE BRANCH. ee of the Life Branch, as shown by the new business to the hut year ,, is most promising. and the advanees .0) )ear. In the amount of new insurances effected. e.itimatswi in which the Company Is held. The -••t:; n the statement for the last five years : Net Sara Assured on New Pack& atter deductina Guarantees. Net Premiums. ... £434,470 11 10 ...... 400361 16 6 " • ..: 021.101 17 0 . . 701.427 IS 3 •.1 7 , 4,546 18 10 1 ' ' - ' •'1 growth amounting to 73 per mot. on the sum as. ' .1 at ear.lv of FO per cent, on the Premium received in " •• -1 use years. may Justly be considered as larger then b ' ' I: , ~ .id boss been ressomibly expected. The first-half Tt - I,t )oar Ir9l, however, tar out-strips the mg° of in .d-'I ' y the lizures past quoted, as t h e rum grand 1.-11.4 of six months only aeteelly exceeds kell-a-million I°7E , - ' r it , a mortality. likewise, still presents highly favourable 4 , earn" well for the result to be shown by the gum .- . ii.v•ttitatios, which is to take place when the preseut voeluded. A PERCY M. DOVE, Manager and Adam". JUNK B. JOHNSTON, Secretary in Loudon. R. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P a serer falling noway, psatsA without aa7 dealt i un- ?hu t from the recipe of th. Ncdt, .111 ba fen" is"."-- • *by oilier from bilious and liver complaints, ladlliestion. Uwvies, giddiness, dim:Maas of the eyes. dc. Tar habitual scam as a Manly aperient medicine, and as • purifier of the , ars Italy excellent : mild in their imeratlan and d to thestomach , they create appetite, wanton, di_gestiosh 'ftimthen the whole nervous systers—Bobt h 7 !Aar ^4 .'4. d King Charing-Kruse, and by =Wit •2. 44.4 .• w boxes, Is. I I .1. and b.ld. Be sure tout fen Dr. . a Bilious sad Liver Pills The genuine. am In • square man 0 .' 4 0 mitt " WWl= Limiu;en" anip-srad un the damp DULBROILS. The Right Hon. JAMBI ITITAIIT WORTLEY, Governor. JAMES LEVICK, Er, Merchant, EWA Aram Yard. t JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Faq., Charre of Go De vern pu or y s the Alarm Brk Meefled), James Childs, Lg., Term. Alexander Dunbar, Lp., Old Broad•street, Tandon. Charles Er Er, Lloyd's. Adolphe Harm Lg. Amen Mb, Hakim Brothers, k Cw I, London. The Hon. T. C. Relßurton, LP., Chahrman of the Cards Agency Asseekroe, London. • Wm Herder, Esq. Weser Harrison. and Bevan', Dream of the Themes and M iawaace Company. Rickard Blair lane, Er. (Al lore, Hare), and Co.:, London. Charles IL Norm, Esq., London. Henry Pawned,Rnaseliroare. London 1 Joseph Marra Emir llackrill Smith and Co.. Old Broadmrset, London. Edward Warrior, Req., 11. P., London. .I‘.oa Westmorland. lea 'Director*/ the Royal Drumm Cow -1 ACtort a t.,q I° F: . , Managing Director. The Agra and )(alderman's Bank ,Limited,. MINI% Ban&dild Landonll, Payne, and Smiths. The k Miliare.eele (Lissitedl, London, Liverpool. sad Mean chewier. The National Bank, London, Dublin. and its branches In Ireland. The National Beak of &Wand. kchnburgh, end dm branches la Scotland. -Mesas. Newnan, Evans, and Co Nicholas lane, E. C . Bantu& _ _ Meows. Laurence, Son, and Aaron, Lothbnry. LC. Medan. Yield, Son, and Wood, 0. Warnford-court, Tbrocnorton. tureen, B.C. Messrs. Robins and Barber, 10, Threadneedle-street, LC. Messrs. Homan and Penny, untpcoa Mears. Tod and Ashton, f Messrs. Sheer and Kirk, llanebether„ _ _ Tom.)LTAlfred L.we. Zot. Temporary kwabardotreet. PROSITZTI S. This Company Is an azimuth; of it; - ;:redit Pennies- 'Limited and of the Credit blobilier Jimiteds, which were established, the tamer for ftnaucel buthiess In connectlea with laud.. i.e latter to general financial operations. The unexampled success achieved by those oompanles, whose reports, just pubbthed, allow the amount of net profits, upon a pald-ap capital amounting Jointly to 0100,000. to be et the rate of upwards of 190 per cent. per samosa and who have each de clared a diviend and bonus of ad per share on x. 5 paid for less than six m ,f onths' 'working, halides carrying 040,009 to the re serve fund, and the shorn/one accession of business of both com panies render it absolutift montal to Increase the capital, and thus enlarge the basis of their operations. With this view tt has been determined to found the present powerful inatantlon, which will absorb the two companies. and will take over the whole of their assets, including their united reserve fund, amounting to X 19,000, and will also of course assume their engagements, and the Directors believe that the increased means the issue of new capital will place In their hands will enable them to effect even greater results than have been already achieved. The dlstribetion of the shares will be made In the following manner, by which It will be seen that a liberal proportion bas been appropriated for allotment amongst the gen .a.al public. 10,0 e) Shane will be 'rued to the s h are h o ld ers of the C redit . . Fonder (Limited, as par, la exchange for the like number of shares now held by them. 30,000 Shams .1.11 rat thetr optlow be allotted to the share holders of the Credit Fowler (Limited being at the rate of three new shares for each :turn held In that Company:, which wl:l be issued aa follows, vii (—Two of such (hares at a premium of x?. )34. 4.1. per share, and fur every two shares so taken one additional share at par. 10,000 Melees in be tasoeck to the ebanthohleve o f the Crklit at per, ex or e e num ber of Wares In that Company now held by them. 90,000 Bharat will be allotted at their option to the share holders of the Credit Mobilise (Limited, (bolas at the rate of three new shares for each share held In that Company;, which will be Issued as follows, vlz. of such shares at a premium of 5.2 13s. 4d. par share, and for every two shares so taken one additional share at par. '20,000 Sitare; will be lowed to the public at • premium of as 13a. 441. pee ahem 100,000 The total premiums on the above mentioned shares will amount to t 160.000, which. with the sum of 040,000, the amount of the reserve funds of the Credit Fonder Limited:, and of the Crfdit sloblller United), will be earried to the reserve feed of the amalgamated Company, which will then amount to C 200.000. The amount to be called up, Oz.. CS per share on the shares Weed at a premium, together with the /22 I 4d. per share premium thereon, to hop .id by the following leetelmenta : ou application Cl per share, to be carried to capital account. on allotment, C 2 per share, of which CI to be carried to tmpl• tal account and LI to be carried to premium account. lute December, gl Us. 4d. par share to Le carried to 'premium account. litiiiebruary,lB6s, Li 10s. per share to be earned to capital account 10iir April, 1986, LI 10a per share to be carried to capital account. -_ The assent to be called up, viz., LS par share on the shares issued at par, to be paid as follows, viz. : On application, £1 per share : on allotment, I per share: 10th February, 1844 41 10a per share : 10th April, lsos, al 10e. per share-which will be carried to capital account. But as all the shares sill participate In the nest dividend declared, pro rata, according to the amount paid up, the valuable option has been reserved, enabling all alluttees to pay up the instalments immediately on allotnicut, or at any time In advance of their being due. up to LS per share. The total =haat of paid-up capital will be £500,009, and the reserve fund will aalultlAt to £200.500. . . . - - - - -------- The following to a comparative statement of the estimated value of the undermentioned shams as represented by the current prices on the Stock achange, inf. : C S voi la ~ p i tqNsa I. . k. 11_ 2 1 N 4 t 1 4.11 =oo o e e a s fir.. + a .3 §§ § i 1 § gi .4 1 g ,90• ,00 c i ? ... 1 1 .42.1 <B. 1.. g 1 §i. go g 1 g a........ It will thus be seen that the average value as represented by the price of the shares. of the abovementioned four companies is e.'.5 to premium per share, after deduction iif any the reserve fund the pesos of tame at We Company's new Mares to the public is es-2 13a. W. premium, from which, after deducting the amount of this Company's miters fund, equal to t 2 per share, leaves the share costing only 13a. ed. premium. against Li as. premium, the average price of the fear companies before referred to. leaving a bonus to the public of Ct 105. Bd per there: but, taking the premium of the lastonentioned company as the most onakigoasto this Company. Uttering been amalgamated only two mouths, It will be seen that their price of £3loa. per share which is far below their intrinsic worth', added to the It premium in this Company's mem, fund, gives Lb 10e. per share, or XII& Bd. bonus on the price of issue. The above prices are quoted as they are given in the Stock Exchange List, but it is generally admitted that they by Do means represent the MI value of the different shares quoted, the prices of which ought to, and will doubtless be, much tdgher. Applications toe shares may be made in the form mantled, and must be accompanied by the payment of LI per share. Should no allotment be made the amount will be retained forthwith without deduction. Should • bee number he &rotted than is applied far, the num paid on amount of snob application will. Er. 102 IN% % Eq C k. .113 17,11 4.13: — re -- 2 _,A 2bi 1 0. frz.V OkA E lii 0 a :ij 4;1 • 0 0 . z. • 2 C .CI 01 .0 2 o J m o - THE CREDIT FONCIER IMO MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). The following aroular has been Word to the existing ahem holders In the Credit Fonder (United) and Credit Moldller ;Limited) : 2emporary 01lices-416, Looabardetreet, EC., London. 6th September, 1864. Sir,—l >64 indlenoteld by the Merton to intarse you that they bans ami aisllnAl. the 12th What, as the LAST DAY for mewing APPLICATIONS for MARIS under the reserved to you es • elhareholder to the (edit Yonder or in the Credit MiibWer An options not claimed before or on that day wUI be consi dered as renounced, and the shares not claimed will be allotted elsewhere. I as, Btr, your obedient irsrant, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary tpro tern ). TEL OXFORD and CAME/MCAT HALL COMPANY (Limited'. THE OXFORD. SELECTIONS from LA FORA DLL DESTINO, La Thalata, Nahum, and the Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented wo w. Director—Mr, y, Comedy by Cne , W. RaodalL W. joNG/IMANS. Burton. and lidUe. Cavallo; the woeth, ode brstel omnedlenne and mimic, 'WIRY "VEXING. influx WIZARD of the NORTH.—TO-NIGHT. -R. Fourth appearance of LW ANDERSON, the aecoadalghted Sylal —Secure your STALL.; and TICKETS. at Mr. Ausrucs Ticket-oaks, 28, Picradilly.—Open daily from 10 till 5.- 4 . THE WORLD OF MAGIC^ QT. JAMES'S-HALL (entrances in Regent s., street and Plecadill,r.—Professor ANDERSON'S GRAND ENTERTAINMENT, the WORLD of MAGIC. and Situ ANDER. SON'S extraordinary powers In SECOND WORT have made a success hitherto unparalleled in the annals of the sat magique. The programme in its present form will be repeated every even • ins at & On Saturdays a faahladable juvenile day performance at 3 p.m. Doors open at 7 and r o'clock. Stalls (drew num. bowed ant strictly reserved;. 3e.. balcony, Ss.. secord seats, fi.. body of the ball and galleries, ls. Juvenile tickets for the stalls and balcony, ea Reserved seats may be secured at the Ros eate& XS, Piccadilly, under the superintendence of Mr. Austin. lIIISCELLANIP . 3c3 MILS MR. J. C.STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, M nli Great Rooms, H. King street. Come-garden. TO MORROW Fridayi, Rept. 9. at had past 12 precisely. a small PARCH. of BOOKS. a few plated articles, a quantity of superior passe putouts and portrait cases in various sizes, drawing and copying Instruments, antiquities, gems, collectioo of British pleats, sad • variety of mlacellaueous articles.—On Mew, and catalogues had. AS LIGHT PORTER, Messenger, or in any other capacity.—A VOL NU MAN Is In WANT of a SITUATION. and can have the very highest character for honesty. mobristq, general tnsstworthlness, and Cluistum into grity. Is a good - pen ma Married, and has a family.—Address N.. 1 . L, 061 n. Norfolk street, New•nnad, E STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishopegato4t. Wzthin. GlNUlttli YDUION Wlltgs. Port, from the woad Ditto, etd crested :them Marsala. finest, 10e. Clint, 14a.., 20a, SU ,to 84a. ditto,. STEVENSand SONS, 78, Biehopegate-st.Within. TORSION and BRITISH SPIRITS. Gin, superior Ranilsli.. 9a ild., 10a. M., 125., 131. ad. per wallas. Brandy, C0g5...... Th.. 253. ; Ditto, Palo, 175., Dos. ditto. Rum. Bunt Jimmies Whisky HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and 801PAS.—TM public 'rill and these Goods of the best pos slide quality sad In meat variety. at 53 and rt, BERNUS STILEET, 01,011D8TitilliT. Designs and estimates tree. CANDLES. —PRIZE MEDAL. the WONT PAILU m M ada L—Adopted b y Mr 11214410 Goverammice m J. C and J. MUD . the erktinal saanntactMen ;:a &Olden of tbe ISII hire Nadal, caution th e public against any spurious Imitations. Their Duel is on all packets and boxes. Srlu oy all dealers t , roughout the =lLLWhoMeeks and far exportation at the Works, UPPER LAMBETH. LONDON. S., where also ma) be obtained MD celebrated United Service Soap Tablets. H YAM and CO.'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 46 and 117, Oxford-street. The attention of Gentlemen is particularly Invited to the fol lowing arrangements Into a inch 11)am and Co.'s Establishment Is laid out for public accommodation : No. I. Clothing for Immediate Wear. No. L Select Order Department. No.& Juvenile nod Youths' Department. No. 4. Hat and Hosiery Department. The most experienced cutters and work hands are engaged in the Tailoring branches, and the best and most fashionable Fabrics and true economy are guaranteed. BEAM and CO.. ett and 67, Oxfordotreet. London . 41, in. and El, New-street, Birmingham; aL HASPS*. Lewd+ and West. gate, Dewsbury. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of the day, AQUA AMAXELLA.— Meows. JOHN 041EINILL and Co., Three King-evert, Lombard. street, Loads., perfumers to her litaiesty, respectfully alert° We public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to Its pristine hoe—no =Merit whatese. The Ague kmarella has non* of the properties of dyes ; it, ore the contrary, Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once restored one application per month will keep It to perfect colour. Price Li Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10s. Id. John Gomel& Co. have been appointed perfumes In H.E.IL the Prioress of Wales. 'FIRE IN VIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most scientifically pd and most powerful nutrl tire cordial 1•131 . Introduced; rt to their normal condition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de pends. It la a specific for debnit) of all kinds, an I from Its con taining. among other ingredients, pepsine and plumate of *Ala, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price ds. per bottle, or four quantities in one for 22a. Sole Agents, Mesat hauguputen cod Co., 6U Oxford-Week W.C., and 1130. Venchurch-Mw.rt. tC. London, On the 80th lust. will be published. in 8 vola post tleo, price sa lla LORD OAKSURN'S DAUGHTERS. By the Author of "Let Lynne.' "Vsener's Pride," to loodon : Bradbury end Evans, U. Boeverieetreet, I.C. THE ROYAL NAVAL RIMERS* L —01:1 the 30th ult. 20,375 applications had been received and 17,676 volunteers scrolled. Of theme, 47 possess certificates of competency as muter.; 627 poems certificates of competency as mates ; 19 possess certificates of service as masters ; and 60 possess certificates of service as mates. The force also includes 2,631 petty offioers is the merchant service. CITY Alcr.—The sight, in truth, is rather dis appointing to a stranger who lice hoard of the cares of wealth and the deceitfulness of riches. As be looks upon the men who go past him, the sight does not realise the conception of " City ^ life which be has formed from books or from his own imaginings. He looks in vain for the haggard look and careworn features which be has learnt (very incorrectly( to essoMate with City men, and especially with the dealers in money. Overburdened, no doubt, some of these men are occasioeslly —and in what trade or profession is it otherwise'—but, on the whole, they wear a more lively and cheerful look than any other set of business-men we have seen. They are iutent on their work ; they have no time to stand and parley with you ; but they go shout their business with liveliness and zest. You never bear the slow monotonies of depression ; their voices see quick and lively, sod a laugh end a hit of badinage are ma dam quite absent as they fly about in search of ieformatios or in execution of commissions. They dress well, in the sub stantial style—and a gold chain across the waistcoat, or a flower in the button-hole, are their favourite and not very conspicuous modes of personal decoration. Sometimes, in. deed, you will see the gay-coloured neck-scarf, buttoned surtout, white waistcoat, and light gloves, familiar to you in Pall-mall and Piccadilly, for even the Westeod swell now adays ventures into the vortex of fioancial speculation ; hot he looks a butterfly moot the busy throng, sod his air (ea doubtless as he wishes it to be) is quite different from that of the habitués of the precinct. Nothing more conduces to preserve youthfulness than a considerable amount of meets' activity. The alertness and vivacity of the mind transfer themselves to the personal appearance. And de spite all the worry and anxieties which them money• dealers and speculators ere supposed to, mad sometimes do. undergo, they weer better, and keep their youth longer, than the farmers and provincial classes generally. There is no munteriog here ; said men of threescore end upwards step out se lightly as men of half their age is provincial places. In truth, it is the elderly gentlemen who show to most advantage is this monetary metropolis ; and ever and Amos yes meet with the fresh clear complexion, pure white whiskers, and brisk look and movement, which chazaateriae the best specimens of our elderly English gentlemen. It seems a healthy Is well as exciting pursuit which man ply in this precinct of MAION2OO. Even the speculators par mellow—um who are rich today and poor to-morrow— as &clan, live for the bright side of the picture, and look es it they did ere—Blockevoirs Magasine for September. The Bourse opened heavy, but subsequently im proved. Rentee closed at 66.70, or sc. higher than yesterday. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. • (nor °co ova PARIS, W IMMESDAT Ev=pro. The Debate still insists that the Duchies who wel comed the delivering forme of Prussia and Austria, supported by the troops. of the Diet, should pay for the cost of their emancipation. It would certainly be bard to rob a man and then make him pay the cost of the transaction. This would be putting into serious practice that rather hard rule at whist by which the losers of the rubber pay an extra trick. Denmark pay ! That would only be adding an other crying iniquity to all those to which force triumphant has already compelled her to submit. There is a limit where the right of the strong over the weak stops ; that is, when the weak has nothing more to lose. It is acknowledged on all hands that, financially speaking, Denmark is ruined. Even M. de Bismarck will find it impossible to draw money from an empty coffer. Is it wished that the Diet should pay 1 The Diet is excluded from negotia tions after having been excluded from the war. It would be hard to make this body pay its own burial expenses. Must Prussia and Austria pay for the powder burnt on the Bider 1 Austria and Prussia entrench themselves behind an argument which seems unanswerable. They have not as yet announced any design of keeping any portion of the conquered territory. They sacrificed thousands of men to free the Duchies, not out of interest or ambition, but be cause Germans were oppressed by Danes ; but there is a term to all such generosity, and they cannot be expected, after having fought, to pay also. Europe for the last year has allowed these two powers liberty of action, and it has nothing to reply to these arguments. The Duchies, did not free themselves ; they waited until the Germans came to their assistance. They provoked and awaited intervention. They considered themselves slaves of the Dane, but did not rise to shake off the yoke. They found it more convenient to let their German brothers bring them liberty without having the trouble of struggling for it ; they thought it better to be conquered by an organised military force. They should pay for this liberty thus bestowed by foreign hands. Let them pay, for their recriminations touch no one. France keeps her sympathies for other misfortunes. This is the strain in which the Debate writes this morning. The Duke de Moray is always running about to races. He met the Prince of Wales at Ascot, just as it was a serious question of joint intervention in favour of Denmark. Now he has stumbled over the King of Prussia and IL de Bismarck st Baden, and the /tedipcndanee says that the prime minister having offered a bouquet to King William, his Majesty graciously handed it to the duke. This little comedy was played on the high road at a time when people here are troubled at the idea that the Tuileries has given to the cabinet of Berlin a carte-blanche, and when an interview between the Emperor and King is spoken of, notwithstanding official denial, which does not mean much. It is now said his Majesty will go to Germany to fetch the Empress home, and that he will then be met by Frederic William. Sinister rumours are on the wing with regard to the state of Mexico. An evening paper says it will wait for the next mail to appreciate the posi tion. One bears of a certain despatch sent home by Bazaine, mulching the withdrawal of the French troops before more troubles commence, Maximilian to be left to the foreign legion. Sea-bathing first and then shooting still con tinue to render the Bourse a kind of wilder ness. Shares seem to rise and fall in the dead season from no ostensible reason. Most of the trade which dabbles in speculation, with gun, gaiter, and game-bag, all of the latest fashion, is in pursuit of partridges or idling its time through the stubble to be seen of admiring peasants. Yet large state loans are spoken of, and Austria and Prussia are said to want money to pay for their lately gathered laurels. M. de Bismarck has applied to M. de Rothschild for an accommodation, and the latter has given the minister to understand that he cannot aid him in any financial operation which has not first received the legal sanction of a parliamentary vote. One can imagine the Jewish banker standing up for the Prussian constitution, and taking the part of the majority which refused on more than one occasion to rote supplies which an irritable minister might employ in rendering the throne too strong. But would not M. de Bismarck, now that be has accomplished the work of the Nationalverein in the Duchies, wrestled with all Europe, and tripped up Austria, get anything be likes voted at Berlin I It is evident that the great monetary power, if what the Paris Bourse says be true, thinks that Bismarck may again find the Prussian Commons refractory. Spain, too, wants money for public works and to balance her budget, but she had best wait until the government financial writer in the Constihitionnet, M. Auguste Vitu, has shown, as he says he is pre pared to do, how she can pay her debts with con venience to herself and advantage to her creditors. Perhaps the able advocate lately sent out by the English bondholders may have some weight with the Spanish chancellor of the exchequer, and clear the way for the piece of advice which is to drop from the authoritative pen of M. Vitu. With Turkey the want of money is becoming chronic, and notwithstanding wholesome reforms, a reduced seraglio, and an unpaid army, the Sublime Porte is to be in the market again. Italy, too, in spite of all official denials, is gradually opening her palm and stretching forth a suppliant hand, offering in return the railroads of the state to the Lombard company, and national goods to another company. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 7. —APPOINIVISTS. Lieu timant C. R. Forrest to the Bombay. Surgeon W. Crawford to be surgeon superioteodect of the Rochester convict ship. Second Msater S. H. Liddell supernumerary to the Victory. Engineers G. West, of the Fimprd, for the Bustler, coo firmed ; J. W. Smith, supernurnerery, of the Fisgard, ace- Armed. _ _ _ Ame - iatent Engineers J. B. Grant to the Hector ; H. Han to the Briek. CHATHAM, SEPT. 7. Orders Lave been received directing four of the 300-pounder tied Armstrusg guns to be supplied to the Minotaur. Agincourt, and Northumberland, now preparing for sea, the remainder of the armament being composed of the 100-pounder wrought iron smooth bore guns. Au official intimation has been reoeived from the Admi ralty that his Royal Highness the Prince Humbert, son of the Ring a Italy, who is travelling under the title of Count de Mooga, will shortly visit and inspect the dockyard sad other naval establiahnseste at this port, and that the neces sary arrangements are to be made for the proper reception of hia royal highneaa. THE CINQUE PORTS ARTILLERY AND RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS.-PRIZE MEETING. SEOOND DAY. MARGATE, WZDNISDAT The increased value of the prizes ()tiered for this day's competition attracted a much larger attendance of the known shota amonpt the metropolitan and other corps throughout the country, and the local interest had naturally increased in proportion. The weather also was fu more propitious for ride shooting than oa the previous day, there being soarulyany wind; and although generally dall,there was still a good light on tho largo* and excellent average shoot ing was the consommes. There was also a large atteradaacie of the local gentry to 'dooms the practice, and such deepintereet a r e." t ia m s issiod . fee ano to . e the con inh►bitants. the suggesting that, that, to-morrow being the hot and grand day, the shops shall be closed at noon, so as to enable those who feel dis posed to proceed to the North Dow= and attend the rift Utia, CRYSTAL PALACE. The last fruit and flower show of the mason attracted • numerous sad critical sadism* to the pales yesterday. The morning looked lowering, and the sun re. mined in strict retreat during the day, but the weather was nevertheless cool and genial, and the brilliant array of colour both within and without the palace, was almost sufficient to make " A sunshine in the shady place.' As might have been expected from the ereeptioaally fine summer which we have had this year, the fruit was of great abundance and of splendid quality. The pines were leviathan, and the haulms of grapes the fullest and heaviest that had been seen for many years. Of the more hardy fruits of the open grounds, the pears at tracted most attention, the apples still lacking man rite from want of sufficient moisture. Cherries, nec t•rmes, and plums were most worthily represented, and • special word of praise must be given to the peaches, which for fiat, size, and general excellence have probably never hem surpassed. The (Wefts of the fruit tables almost eclipsed the Hewer show, but nevertheless the latter presented many features de gamier:mu mendatioa. The homely hollyhock, the well-known ornament of the cottage garden, makes this year a trump. does stride towards the front rank among the floral exist°. army. The collection exhibited yeterdsy was spice did, and crowds surrounded "The Black Knight," • very fine specimen of the very rarest colour in hollyhocks—a colour which has hitherto been found impossible either in dahlias or tulips. The display of mum was excellent, exhibiting many new varieties, and the martial-looking " gladioli"' presented a splendid stray at the head of one of the tables. The roses were good, the verbenas tolerable, and the " miscellaneous" an exceedingly attractive portion of the show. Having " done" the 110.er show, the company adjourned to the horses, the poeuniatic railw►y, and the refreshment rooms, and ultimately name to the conclusion that • day at the Crystal P 11604) left Dotting to be desired in the way of either amusement or butructice. ENOLAND AND BRAZIL,—It is rumoured that the last mail from Brazil brought word that the Bra zilian government had rejected the proposition, for a renewal of diplomatic relations with England, recommended by the Portuguese government, and accepted by the English cabinet. Taa ARCHBISHOPS AND THZ CHURCH IN THZ CO LOSIZIL—The Archbishops of Canterbury, York, Armagh, aad Dublin have issued an address in aid of church work in the eoloeise and depeodeocies of the British crews. Their gram reminded their appeal to the following UMW : " Speaking in the name of the vice-presidents of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, we plead specially for that peculiar instrument of service. But we do sot limit our sympathise to it. We are convinced that in no other way can the work be does tbas by every pariah, as a part of its separate parochial existeoce, raising its own contribution for the work ; and we therefore beseech our brethren of the clergy to preach one sermon annually, sad make a collection for church of England minions; and we pray our brethren of the laity to help them, not only by their contributions to this &mom] collection, but by becoming regular subscribers, if th e y are not qua at presoak or, if the are, by iocreseicg on • new scaled Christian liberality then aid to the foods' of the societies they rapport, aid by forming themselves lab association for the more complete effecting this great work of God." VISITATION or THE BISHoP or GLOUcEiTCR.— The following are the armagement• for the pr i mary visita tion of the Bishop of Gloucester. :—Oloimeater. Thsdy, Sept. 27, Cathedral Church of Gloucester ; Bristol, nun. day, &pt. 20, Cathedral Church of Bristol • WsonlicAnb, Fnday, Sept. 30, parish church of Cheltaiibun ; Stone ham, Monday, Oct, 3. pariah church of Stroud • Ciren rooter and Fairfurd, Tuesday, Oct. 4, parish church of Ciremener ; Forest. Wedueeday, Oct. 5, pariah church of Newsbays ; Stow, Thursday, Oct. 4 sari& church of Stow.os-the- Wald ; Calupden, Friday, Oct. 7, parish church Calopdea ; Donley. Monday, Oct. 17, parish church of of Donley ; tdalmeabory (eolith), Tuesday, Oct. 18, parish church of Chippeoham ; Malmeshiry (north), Wednesday, A.A. 11, parish church of Melmeebury ; Crackled*, Thurs day. Oct. 20, pariah church of filmdom; Hawksebury. Friday, Oct. 21. parish chunk of Chipping Sodhury, each day at *loves o'clock. _ FATAL ACCIDENT AT A RITLZ 131:717.—0D Tuesday • lad, mused Arthur Domain, while singeged lookiag for rifle bullets close to the butt at Cromer, was knocked down by one of the targets Whim upon him, and crushed beneath its weight. Amistmee was promptly rendered, but it proved of no avail, life having become estioet. At the inquest it was stated that the wind at the time was high, and that the target was secured by iron rods fued into • ' wooden platform. The jury returned • verdict of " Acci dental death." A similar aocideot proved fatal to a child Deer Louden a few weeks ago, the target in that cam having bee. upset by being p ushedt from behind. —Burr Aid Norwich Poet._ . . . Hoaainoxa FAlL—This fair was held on Tuesday last There was • good supply of sheep, and a large attendance of buyers • bat they seemed indisposed to give the prior demanded, and as dealers held out firmly, the morning permed off very quietly. Amongst the pried pal dealers were, MOM% Munsinge and Ruffen, who bad 2,000 sheep sod lambs ; Mr. Miaow, who had 3,000 and Me. Paley, who exhibited 1011.10 very One rams sad iambs. The average rams were-for lambs, from 35e. to 40e. ; for the beet ewes, 45e. to 50s. ; and for keeping sheep, about 40e. Then was only a poor show of cattle, sod very little busioem was done. There were encumber of persona prompt, but they coos became disgusted with the weather, and the state of the ground. The general ovinice seemed to be that the fair was the delimit that boa boss knows for a long tines„-8517 and Norsrich Pore. A Swanton:a of 5 eon. each, with 50 added, fa 2 sad 311-olda • certain enmities awl allowances. (Three. quarters of • ;tile. be) Mr. Barber's The C lo w n, by the Car —Golconda, 3 yra, gat 3lb 7th ult.) (H. bronshaw) 1 j Mr. R. Ton broeck's Park Lyre, lot Nth ....(T. Yreneb) I Mr. berill s fibrin:4S trs,let !Otb custance, 'C'obw'eb also ran. Betting :3 to on Toe Clown, who waited ea Ethelred till they arrived in the straight, where he took up the run ning, and woe in &canter by three parte of • length, Park, who pared Ethelred at the distaste's, besting the latter many lengths. ?we BMW= HANDICAP of 10 SOWS. each, 5 ft, with 100 added ; for 2.yr-olds ; elation extra. Timee.yoarters of • mile, (23 subs.) Mr. Payee's Batty, by gerplise—Della, rat 121 b (Herbe2 2 l 81 C. Ausbout's Cedric. Gas ligh (ear. tot Wei ;Maid.reent, Mr. Samuel's Tilt, ;at 21b lleury Clark, 3 The following also ran :—Sprlog Gun, Edinburgh, Doeford. Vitslant.Caradius, Trapeze, Jeringtos kW* relate Staisseau„ and Verdant. Netting: 2 to 1 apt Verdant, 5 to 2 apt Dartford, 6 to 1 apt Jevingtoo, 10 to 1 each apt Hetty and Trapeze, 100 to a each apt Edinburgh and Tilt, 2 to 1 each apses:Milos and Vigilant, and lOU to 3 apt Siinng Gun. Atter upwards of thresquarters of an hour's delay at the post they were wall started, with the exception of Camillus, who, on alined each occasion when the competitors attempted • start, re. fined to join his hones, and was left coasiderably in the rear when the flag fell. Trapeze and V4ilant, who thrombout had shown in front, were first off, felUwed by Tilt, Jeviegton, Verdant, and Doeford, to the halt•mile post, where Tilt joined them, and Hotly drew towards the leading division, which at the torn consisted of Tilt, Vigilant, sadJevingtos t who, running wide coming i n t o th e straight, left Dastard with the lead. At the distance Hetty, Cedric, and Tilt challenged basked, who giving way half way up. Hetty m ourned the lead, and won easily by a length ; a neck sepa rated the second and thud ; Verdant was fourth, Edinburgh fifth, Vigilant sixth, Jenne.° seventh, Doeford beading the remainder, who were whipped in by Spring Gun and Tag Corsrl Ho)Toicor of 10 SOU. each, 5 It, with 100 lidded ; winners extra. One mile. (ti subs.) Lord titainford's (lemma, bl Uoluersie)—Gelenus (bred I D lea , " Yrs. bet SIU Csptain 14. Cooper's Soapstooe, 4 )rs. 1310 -----• 2 Mr. Perry's The Prtnemsl, 6 yrs, est alb W Boyce, a The following *leo ran :—The Meek, Durham, Golden Duet, waiioon, Lothian's King, Herter, sad Foreteller. Betting : 6to 2 apt Gamma, sto 1 ag4 Golden Dust, 7 to l each apt Foreteller,and Barter, 8 to 1 each apt Walloon and Durham, and llX) to 8 apt Toe (Principal. Foreteller and The Monk led, followed by Gamma, Soapstone, and Better Co the bee f edam post, where Barter took a char lead, which she held to until approaching the distance where alas gave way to (lemma, The Pi temp.', and Soapstone, the latter of whom challenged Lord Stamford's mac from the bar !distance ; and, after trying to " savage" Soapstone, she woo by a neck ; a length emarated the second and third ; Barter was fourth, N% &Boon was fifth, Golden Dust sixth, and Foreteller and The Monk were the last two. Tan Waxen :a Cur e value sows., y ~ subscrip of 10 sow. each, with 75 added for the s econd sod tidrtl, for 3-rralds sad upwards; certain penalties and &Bowsaws. Two miles and & half. (17 subs.) Lord St. Vincent's East Lancsahlre, by EataPian—Jewel, 4 tin, Elst 71b J. o.berse) 1 Mr. Perry's Oldnsinaer, 67ra 841 nab (W. Boyosi I Mr. Yerrys Antall, 4 yrs, Sit SI (IL Corey) 3 Manton also ram. Bettis* : 13 to 8 on Emit Lam:whirs, sad 2 to 1 list Oldminater. Fantail made play with a long lead for a mile and a half, Oldisissater sad &antes running to Glow nom pally for that diatance, East Lancashire rennin* in the rear. Half a mile front home Oldmiuster headed Fantail, and immediately afterwards East Lancashire went to the front, carried os the running to the sad, and woo easily by eight length.. Fantail was close up, mid Stanton cantered longway in thdrear. 'fur Itzioraa' 11. ere of SW. for ell gas ; eriaasca extra. Tire wither to be sold for 50 was. Five fez loner Captain Ceieutry's Demeans, by Tailmor—llatlkla, a yrs, 9st Mb (including 71b extra, 'Matinee) Mr. Steven:. Chelsea, t yrs, dot :lb 2 Mr. A. Astley's t by Maintain Deer—Rosa 1: yrs, dot 719 ether%) 2 Robert Namara also eau._ Betting : 7 to 2 ;eiititht; --- Itrisa liar Disarms made all the mooing, and woo by a length mad a half ; two lengths separated the secood and third. The winner was bought by Mr. Colby for 113 pumas. Mr. Astley claimed Chelsea. Tee Gams) Swim PLATE (Handicap) of 100 soya., for all ages • winners extra. Thresviartsts of a mile. ar. Chem $ attainder. by Teddiaiiiiiii—Litrdtreh. 4 7n. Id lr.di (fl. °thready, I Lord Webtnioriande Practltleher,l7le. 734 Mania; 2 Mr C. RushoureOrpheoe. 3 yra. tai ?lb Gotland) 3 The following sad ran :—Lee. Qaddeehd. Fetah leciloo'rcr. terr, Sweet Jams* Diardla, and Ueseo. Betting : 2 to 1 apt attainder, 3 to 1 apt Zephyr, 7 to 1 mob apt Sweet Jeri* sad haetitimer, and HO to 7 ages Zara. Woo by two months; the same betimes second and third. Orpheus baring swerved across the coarse at the bottom tem, Tomfoolery attack into her heels and fell. Zara tolled over Towiluolay, and Bird finder narrowly escaped, Faith jumping over the Fair. Following Faith came Quiekasti, Omen and Lapbyt, all of whom came down a banter; Hobson, Hubert, and Sayers being seriously injured, ape dilly the latter. Loafs sad Sharp were very much bruised sod shakes. Tin &Ulla HaNDICAP at JO MOM h ft, tor 3•ya olds sad upwards ; gentilesnea riden ; jockeys and winners extra. One mile. (4 subs. ) Yr. Baker's BAera, by Faaalsago—Califonila. 6 yrs, llst, ;Ste. W. bent 1 Mr. Cherrrs IXIIIPP O OItic.OOt.. 0 TM 10st Tlb ...Minion Bolero came in aloes, but an objection was made to the start, sad Diaappoiatinent afterwarda walked over, but the decision of the rare is still in abeyance. LLTEBT BETTING ON THE COURSE. Sr. LE ER. sto 2.opt Blair Athol_ . - s A Ito1 to I apt Knight ot Bow. trotl3, don tor 6to 2 Geseral Pool;or 1100 to 3 Master &chard Bto 1 The B llilmer (t 100 tort! _ 121 to MI to 1 Blatt rock ft) 100 to 6 oman (or 50 to 1 Pe,,11 off ;o 20 to 1 kly iulig GS to 1 Claretortt (or 16 to 1 Cambusaut ,or 1060 to 10 bkaingloo ttj LEICESTER RACES. House A HIM ED. —Despair, Vbekekezi. P.O', MN% Zehav, Fluted, Oldie Ulster, Prteipel. Catena% Caller 00 , Tyke, Seelittera, Lsad of the West, Dowse, Roo, Vika, Creekerow, Telegram, It.ttler, sad Terror. TATTERSALL'S. The subscription-room will be opened on S►turday for comparing on the St. Lager, sad the traniaction of bcsi• sass as ssoLL THY CITY or LONDON RDOISTKATION.—The re vision of the lists of voters for the City of Loudon it is understood will be commeomd on the lath October by Mr. Hansos, sue herrister appointed. It is likely to os= some tune. there being nearly 300 objections to be only four sew claims have beesi made. bialvedltirrilt AND LITEILPOOL AORICrLYCRAL Spat:Tr.—The annual show of this society (which is Gee of the oldest in the country) was opened yesterday at lEnutefonl, sod will continue open till this evening. /Couto. ford itself had raised 5004 towards the expenses, of which 3011. hes been appropriated to augment the show premiums of tbesociety. Altogether the society offers four medals sad 363 premiums to be oompeted for. The total amount given in prizes this year is 9114 The total number of entries is 2,391, which excepting those of last year when theshow wits held at Birkenhead. is the largest number on record by this sotosistioe. These entries comprise 108 horned tattle, 269 horses, 141 sheep, 96 pigs. 164 poultry, 110 doge, 92 cheese and butter, 95 seeds, grain, and raga ; 2 saddlery, 1,216 implements, and 206 dowers, k.. • Ta s show of horses was good es in addition to being the largest remembered at the meetings sisocistioo. Being held in the heart of Cheshire the show of cheese and butter of this all might be expected, was particularly worthy of attention. I There were some splendid horned cattle, as well as hones, , •Du the show of pigs 1/111 particularly fine. There were 87 implement stand., at some of which won very large oollectioos of machines aid implements used in agricul ture, some of which were by well-known makers in all parte of the country. Rooster trains from diascheeter, Liverpool, Charter, Warrington, Bowden, Altriccham, mad other plume, conveyed vast numbs et people of bot h oozos t o the ground, which is near to the park of Lard Egertoe of Tattoo. The only line of railway yet open to lioutsford is the Cheshire Midland, so extension of the Mem:baster aid A Itrincham line. There were on. or two unavoidable delay, of trains owing to the great sod sodden pressure brought epos the lies ; but on the whole, coast. daring the orisoellaseoes character of the tre/80, sod the exceedingly great number of the paseeogen, the arrange. meets appear to have been admirable. The sisal dinner was to take plaes in the 'resins is a tent erected by Mr. Jeeklon. The Record of last night stated' that Mr. Spurgeon bee retired from the Evangelical Alliance. i 1.7 8 . ig e 2 A = g 9 ...., 1 3' a. -, a :. ... 3 il 9 i 44 1 1 6 xa r ... 13 "i . 12 lg El el .1 .i .§ - g. < •,:.) .< .., 4 g g