The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-13 00:00:00

1 1' F , . _ PEA : NEWSPAI - alt . % -. --------/' IlL= l rs.: azut Ai it --/- ~t 7AI 'OM ,R8'.1,11 4 1X.' f it ~. ii -. : je, `•••• .N , f.u.,. : .... - , , ' L:. .1" 6 11/' • AA' •.. • ..- 1 ---.. e Slialittra LONDON, MONDAY EVEN*, JUNE 13.-1864. No, 5,568.] [TWOPENCE fIAWUTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. C/7t7.4T , 1LY OOMMENICATIOR by Bteessfrxn Londeo.— Th e splendid auxiliary screw steamer HATIRMI7B will Immo it Marla London) now the 18th Jim% and Mad June. To be followed by the QUEEN 01 THE BOITTH, to leave Loa doo ou lath July, and Plymouth as End July. The peoneepers an pared free from Louden to Ply south, and embark by the Company's steam tender.—Yer faith's. Infonisa.lon apply to poD and MACK-UPI; yam Agent; Minetag-lane, LC.: or ORINDLAT and Ilk Parliament-etre* B.W. LONDON and LANCASHI RN FLICK and LIFE INSURANCI COMPANIZB. Tim Capital. Ll,ooo,ooo.—Life Capital. 4100,000. I :codas—A sad 74. Kl ng Willianistreet, LC. Liverpool—Brown's-buildings, Fachange. With Mono end Foreign granehes and AVOCk/11 caaranAa—P. W. RUIII.I Lig , Chalziaan of the National Discount Company.) The following minces from the Reports for 18111 show the mon ,nt of buslnem transacted ME. PIO slums ' L 65,049 De' an increase on the previous year of 17 re Wass were • ad the sum added to the/tree:re Fund, after payment or 5 per cent. to proprietors, was 14.000 LW& The new assnranoes number S7B, for LIAM, and yielding In premiums THE OXFORD.—SELECTIONS from FAUST, the lISINT WWII of WINDSOR, 17a Ballo la Manche's. and the Two Gentleuies re Villas by the whole of the Limited company. Director: Mr. F. JONGSMANI Comeft bY Dilworth. &teems W. Randall. T. Mac Lean, Mad De. Ca and Mies Nifty Power, the celebrated juvenile comedlease, WILY IIVtIiING. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. [Stamped, id. A.ddittonalo MUSIC. THE ITALIAN THEATRES. fasursn's iisiasasms.) ' PRUSSIA. BilltLLN, Sere 11. Count Brandenburg, formerly secretary to the Russian embassy in London, has been • appointed Envoy ExtraordinarTand Minister Plenipotentiary of Ptussia to the court of Lisbon. The following despatches issued by Mr. Secretary Stanton give the fullest details of the onward march of General Grant's army : Washington, Kay 2e, 9.50 m. ' An denial despite from the heedimerters of the wrmy of the Potomac, at Magahick Church, toe miles from Ha novertowa, dated yesterday afternoon at eve o'clock, has just been received. It dates that oar army. wee withdrawn to the north aide of the North Anne en Thursday night, and moved towards Harrovertowa, the pleas designated for crossing the Pamunkey. At Mae o'clock yesterday (Friday) moms( Sheridan, with the fret sad mooed divisions of cavalry , took possession of Hanover Ferry and Hanover. town, ending there only a rebel vidette. The first diviaioo of the 6th corps arrived at 10 era., aid now hold the place, with sufficient force of cavalry, infantry, end artillery to resist any attack likely to be made upon them. The re minder of the corps as pressing forward with rapidity. A later despatch, dated aonmg of the 2Sti, from heed neartegi, Slephick Chereh, has also been moved. It re ports that everything goes on firmly ; weather clear and cool ; the troops' Cenle ay rapidly sad is peat spirits, end that the army will be beyond the Pamankey by noon. Brock 'midge is at Hanover Court-house with a force variously ranted kola 3;600 to 10,000. Wicklises and Louien's brigades of cavalry ere also there. The despatch further states that after *Ung Hanover Ferry yesterday, General Torbert captured 75 cavalry, including six officers, and that the rebel cavalry is exceedingly demoralised. The performances on Saturday night st both the groat Italian hews prosontod features of novelty sad intend. A.GRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.—The HOLE SHOW win open Jolt 1. Entries close on Jose Prine-liata are now reedy, and may be obtained on l 5 s tlonto S. iiIDNYT. %creamy. OVAG°, N.Z.—All GOODS intended f or th e PRECURSOR mast be gent down to the Leaden Doe); on vir before Wedneolay. the 15th Inst—WlLLl3.oll24ll, and Co.. a Croebrequare ; or ORE N S ROBINSON. and Co.. LA Indigo armee. rrifElt DIRECTORS of the READING IRON WOMB (Limited' HILLIBY 01•1 NOTICE. that the MAU LIST will (AMR for leaden as WIDSJIRDAY, Joe 14 and for the Country on BATVIDAY, June 114 and that they will proceed to allot the Shares ow Tuesday, June 21. They would further observe that they have arranged to enter upon the Duaine.. on Jura 24, or as early thereafter as possible. They are happy in being able to announce that about 4,000 shares are already sawed to be taken, and would therefor* sameret that temsdiateappnation be made for the remalefe ;MO.—By order of the THOMAS JAM" Offices. Eateigroi - e, Reading. June 4. 1864. CIANTKRBURY, G OODS intended lj tor the BRI.LIIBINA moat be sent down to theft /Latta tow Dock on or before Wednesday, 15th last — WILL'S, GANN, nod tto., 3, Crosby-eqeare or OB.REN. ROBINSON, end Oe., Lad Indlaavenas AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Just 11. The Emperor of Austria, accompanied : by the Matires, will ,leave the day after to-morrow for Killings°, where their Majesties will meet the Emperor of Russia. From Kissingen the Emperor will proceed to Carlsbad on a visit to the King of Prussia. The three monarchs will be accompanied by their Ministers of Foreign Affairs. AUCKLAND, N.Z. by Wiljies lige, eatablinined 1•43, to sail on 90th July, the celebrated ex•Reyal Mall Clipper flip BRITISH TRIDINT, Retto tows, loading In the Bast ladle Dock. This sitietand ship, which le favourably !Down In the Australian trade as one of the (Weal atioat, havtng made the plumage from lAverpool to Mdhosilrne ka TS dam has unri valled scoonimodation for Al clamant pamengers. Her magni ficent Saloon end State Rowi ate fitted and furnished in the melt tupeßor itYla and ass NU to those of many of the Ocean Mall steamers. She carries a beautiful piano, and apparatus for distilling fresh waist ice vas of all on baud, The levet decks are lofty and • ell-ventilated. and ever, nrranvment for We Nestor' and convenience of second and third caMn penmen fern, will be wrier the inspection et the government Meows.— Apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., Rut India-avenue. Leatimballetreek LC. DISTINCTIVE IiILATIIRES. some and Foreign Fat Insurencem oadertskin oa favoarable terra'. Mercantile I naeranore at reduced rates. Life Policit. unchalleogeabie Yreedom from extra premium for foreign residence. Bates of Premium a. low as oomaimtent with safety. Pourldths, or il) per cent, of the prelim divided amongst perticipealog policy-holders. W. P. CLIREHUGII, General Yeaarger. JAMES E. GALE, Liverpool iMeretary. " PXCELLENTIC BIJ lITERIE COURANTS. MA MODELES SPECIA il is IABEIGLIL"—JOHE BP:OGDEN, having been with a Ifirst-slass Medal at i ths Paris Universe Kale semppenied by the a n o Eat led tering teginsonial, MOM Mb public to ain a his GOLD MAI. 8 and extensive ansortmant of JEWELLERY, all made on the 'retakes. JOHN BROOME, Goldsmith. Manufactory, No. 10, Henrietta skeet, Covert-garden. W.C. Established A.D. ITU. Mom me& of Chaim and Jewellery for la each. N.B. This establishment is closed at din the evening, no on Saturdays at 1 o'clock. NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. Fstabßallad 1836. Inoolgawaisd by Act or Parlilanmed. London Ogler, 1, II LONDON El= 4"1". Cuanme.—WILLLAM MUSA. Eaq., M.P. (Jams Miller and Botta, Leith . and MUllam Miller and Co., BA Puterabarg). George 0. Andaman. Bap. (0. and A. Anderson). Choirs Bell iw leaaThonamon, Boner, and Co.). Theism N. Baia Duncan Josses , Ing. (GA MAW, sad CAL Mr Charles IL hilirlgor, BarL William Munro Rosa, Le. Itaxxime—Tbe Union Bank of London. BoLiorrona—Meara. Johnston, Farquhar, and Leech. MEDICAL ADVISOR—Dr. Jeadrason. 8, Finaboresquare. bIIIVZTOI —A. B. Freud, es Bedford-row. Bacisrahr—A. P. Fleacher. VIMIUICIUSAM—Idward Fuchs. AAIMPWIT BECIBIAZY—FruI DIPAITIII32—E. H. Manntaimg, VIENNA, Jim 12. It is asserted that Russia is endeavouring to conclude with Austria and Prussia a treaty by which the three powers would mutually guarantee their possession of the Polish provinces. Washington, May 30. 10 p.m- A. damaliiihma General Grant, dated at Hanovertown, May 29, states that tle army have bean nicenifully crossed over the Paniaskey, and new ocenpies a trout about three miles south of the river. Yesterday two dinging of our cavalry had a severe engagement with the enemy a.o.th of Elaine's store, &Meg him about a idle upon what ap pears to be hi wow line. Our low in she cavalry impalement was 350 killed and wouuded, of whom but 44 are ascertained to be killed. Must of their killed and many of their wounded fell into our hands. _ _ UCKLAND, N.Z.—Aasiated dm.r . rl . 111. fres pants of land. by WILLENB Ist& lishermen, farm Ishearers, &mettle servants, masses, woe-cutters, carpenters, bricklayers. blackuniths. and me banica gensraßg, en ham assisted g to GREF.N, ROBINBON, and Co., East frdtr i 'venu b l, =retail street, London. from whom can be obleined, a for rd., poet free, the " Handbook of New Zealand." or Guide to Rotolo of the South,' eontainim the most useful information either to the menial* or working min.—GREEN, EOBINSON, sod Co., last India-mane, lemienhall- street, LC. r F I OLLNE2I Onsua • OLLNER—GI2IOIA, or Jewelled. 9s. 6d. PRILPOITS, ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.ectume. 16a. ' and ILL MILD:ITM P ICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. or Waved. 18.. 6d. PHIL POSTS, ST, lOCADILLY. C RINOLINEB.--Sosaflecturas Jewelled. 27a. 6d. ran.rorrs, sr, PICCADILLY. CRlNOLlNES.—Piccadilly Puffed. 31a. 6d. 1111120111 S, ST, PICCADILLY. ORINOLINES.—Drawinge with Prioes post free. Y PHILPOPIS. $7. PICCADILLY, • THE DANO.GKRMAN QIJEETION. VIMINA, JOVE it rhe Oesterevieltiache Zeitung of to-day says 7. " The British cabinet vehemently opposes the line lot demarcation proposed by the German Powers, and even goes so far as to threaten warlike demon strations." COPENHAGEN, Joy 11, 9.30 A.M. The Germane have abandoned Aalborg, and with drawn south. The Dannebrog is displayed upon all the houses in the town. Another official despatch, dated yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. details the movement of the several corps then in progress ; but up to that time there was no engage ment. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (01 Blackwell-yard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACIRT SH IPB to A DISTRA LI A.—log MILBOURNR Pert Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on Monday, June PJ at Plymouth), the magniflcent , lipper snip LINCOLY:SHIII, 1.100 tons, EDWARD CH ARLETON, :;ommander Wag In the LA India Docks. Bar accommodations for all three of passengers are =surpassed, and she will espurienced surpos.—Pr freight OT pairge apply to I c i a NOCtD. ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Mews. Mosey Wigram and gooss, No. 7, loadenball-strent. Passengers by this line of pockets are conveyed hoes Paddin to isgto for Plymouthclue gra class for meow' class fans, and second =we third Wes. REPORT, UM The TWENTY•IIOHTH ANNUAL GENINAL MUTING of this Company was held within their House in Aberdeen. on 111.1 DAT, tbe 10th Julie. len. Dr. CHUICHSHANI, late Profaner of *Mhereatise In Mute- A portion of General Butler's force at Bermuda Hundred sot required fat defensive opn/iw there has been tram tarred, under command ofGenital Elinish, to the army of the Potomac ; and in supposed by this time to have formed a junction. No change in the command of the Department of Virginia ham been made. General Butler remains in full command of the department of Virginia and North Carolina, and con tinues at the head of his knee in the field. seitlleellege, — Citair'nuta of the General Board, in the Chair. tenor llows : Report bribe Directors of the Northern Assoranes Oospear to the Twenty-eighth Annual General lieetiag of Share holders, held at Aberdeen, on Friday, V.,e 10th day of Jos, USA The Waters hare the pleasure of reporting that the btudness of the Company, for the year, 11163, again exhibit; In both de rv:gents, a large lacrosse upon the previous ear, as the I ol extracts trout the Acconnte and Halmos-sheet will show : (YKRLLND ROUTE.- CO MMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA. AUSTRALIA. ,It IGYPT. The PIIVINSULAR and ORILTIAL STRAY NAVIOATION COMPANY BOOK ?AROMA= and receive Cargo and ?Wade at their London °Moe for Gibraltar, Malta Rapt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Strata, ant Chla by their ethaseere leaving Southampton en the nth and Seth of every month: for Gibeslisr, Malta, Rape, Aden, and llembey„ by tithes( the 126 sad Mb ad oath month: and for Mantillas, AMP% Line Georgia Sound. Melbourne, and Sydney, by the Meier" loth lac Soothempton on the 10th of every meth.—?eta farther pallealsra apply at the COOS rs Moss. 114 LeaduthAlletreet, LC., Landon ; ea noathamploa. STEAM TO NEW YOE& WHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, wad .R. PHILADELPHIA STEAIINIER COMPANY Intend der M n Mai tag the V their tall.posered Metes =battt Ism berm Menonildps, earry FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NW YORK. CITY OP LONDON, Wednesday, June IA CITY OP BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Jane It. CITY OP LIMERICK. Saturday, June M. And every Wodassisy, sad ovary eitsnease SabosEsp. Cabin passage by the mall stainers selling sissy W 15, 17. and tl socordlag to the sessastmodadest. " %lb ; by the s statarses. IA inters& lerneed wane including pear all ls's= cooked. Passengers Canada. the 17nited States sad MU& Columbia, booked Wove' toe on vary advantsgoose terma—lor farther gartlealars aino WTLLIAM INMAN, Usurped ; mad MACZY. Lei llnowaireet. or Is 13HILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. the andermentiremd &skims steamers : Yoe ROTT DAY, the SADISTS& every Sunday morning, from Hermitage Tier. at 10 a.m., at Blackwell toe pu s/ 11 L. Fares, Se £1 hea. and 17a. ed . and the rare tl. =OLD every Mandy morning early trees 01 the Tower. - KO11111:18:11N. away, vessek, seder Rountsa ted, the ADLER, Now; or WRY:ALB". every Thursday morsleg (wad's* per Yam m. a £ m. from Reelebdown, and from Bleckwell at 10 s.st. 2, £l. sad les. For OOTHENEIIRO. the OUSTAY WARA, Jane DA from Horse lydeirs. rues. Li h.. t 1 h, ..ad Z.l. To be followed by the LONDON. Far freight purge. he., apply at ChstAls's Maven& Oleo, Eespat.clrene, Rood-lane. : or to PRILLIP/S. (iRAVIOS, PHILLEYWA and Co.. 11. LC. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), 80, Leotard-street, LC. Capital £,0011.000. In 20.0110 allarla at WO trek ealeirilbed capital 1.000.000, is_lo.oBo awes. lillES !STUART WORTLEY. Edward Wsusqr, Esq., H.P. Charles Ins, Esq. I n isalm ena =l4 CHAIRMAN—The Meet Ilea The lion. T. C. Habana; M.P. Alexander Dearer, h.q. Adolphe Hakim, Nag. Charles F. Neebft, Bah John Westmorland, has. ItAzuaza—Albert Gnat, bq. 1•111:111111. _ _ Mean. Maclennan, Peters. Kik laid. and Co.. latike. Meson Smith. Payee, and Smith; London This Company la premed to antalkali Government and Muni cipal Inn" and I. aid la carrying eat conceisione. Te mane advances ea approved menritlea o 'then tke urchme and sale a Amen Mean de., and to T ransact al butane generally . Abe to receive sairaey ea deposit for BR= OA =SIND= PERIODS on terms to be agreed upon. Commenleattein to Maude to the Manager. THOMAS 8101?, Secretary. Temporary Moen to, Icailitatetreet, Leedom, LC. THE CREDIT FONCUCH (Limited), 80, Lombard-if:reek iC. Capital. MAGOON, le BOOM stores et VA each. Belienbed Capital, AMO,OOII, Jo meet shares. reascitme. Citaliamr—Tlte Eight He JAMB fITrAIT WORTLIY. Darrrv-Climax.ii —JAMES LEVICk, Req. The Hon. T. C.llshbortdO, M.P. Adolphe fiddle, Up. Idward Warm:. Fee.. Ma'. Misr/ J.P. Alexander Do Esq. John IV Charles Ms. FAL. 14 Clarissa. Newbea,4aq,. MUM—Albert. Groat, Leo. PLYIKERS. 11Imea. Masterson. Peters, MUdred, sad Co. Bank of Lodes. Tide Cempsoy ahem:ft meaty an the depedt of rite Deeds of approved Freehold or Leasehold Property la Great Britain, with or without mode, mortgage. Guarantees Titles or Focaritlea, sad. as spat, negotiates loess ea mortgage for Wog or ;Mort periods; oleo Receives mosey oo deposit OW PULL PILBIODB ONLY, at rpecial rates to be agreed open. Commoalcatiom to be addreessil to the ALF/iB=l, Secretary. Temporary (bees, 80, Lomtrardatrset, LC. T HE GENERAL FINANCIAL anti ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION lAwAtod Cipital. AlOO,OOO, In 10.000libaree of LIO each. With power to . Immense t 1 per share to be mid on silotroe4t. Ineorporated under • Hompaities Act. INV whereby ass liability of the shareholders la limbed to the amount subscribe& taa Hut AR. —Captain Raymond. R. N.. The Mall, Ch lswick. & W. BANILICI4S—London and Westminster, Lothbury, &C. Ararroa—Statiley R. Bennett. Zed i Mews. Bennett and Osakelr. Nicholaalme, Biotin—Mews. Shorter sad King. W. Birchin-lane, IC. &.I.K3iroas —Meson. Howard. Holtman. and Lierthar. 141. Ficarrase —Francis IL Spry. bar. Temporary °Mom -StM, Gradtamhouse, LC. ABRIDGED PI Thai Coanorstiorihse Dean fonseelio;ihriorpose of uniting the ordinary business of a Finance Company with that of aa Estate Agency —o want not yet supplied by any of the existing cospanien Tie bushman of the Corporation will rootlet of two distinct breaches, viz fbisnelal transactions and estate stoney Duaines. " reurPrient representatives will be appointed to the prinel- Psi tOente. - h easeetal Department omelet of advancing money on real sad personal estate, whether intended for sale or otherwise. and on such other securities an the Directors may approve. The Ccep.ration will act also an agenta between mortgagors aad r 6 Magee', and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for British and b reign undertakiage, the bona Mee of which will be serloaty investigated Wars they are submitted to the pubtle- The Estate Agency Department will embrace valuations the Putt-hate and tale of mantas leads, aad bowies: the mamma meta • t rotates, and the carrying out of drainage, and other es withal imprnvemeista ; also the sales of agricultural produce. farming sock, and every description of properties, by private c , ntract and public auction sad it is intended to hold periodi cal saes of freehold and leasehold properties. Serreal lucrative Intasactioss have already born secured by the Corp , rati.o . and although the Directors eardeer the peasant nonocal capital ample for all lonnediate p power has leen taken to roams the yam should it be ulYmatrey deemed desirable. _ . itYtin; articles of emociatton ;aid.* ki• for ingPectioa at the temporary otiose of the Company) clash director te re curred to bold !00 shares ; sad more thee 0 .0 00 sham bays already been .ribecribed for by the climbers and their Mende Prospectus.' and forma &applications for Mane be ob tained fr•wit the Beakers. ;bolters. sad Auditor& or at t he enemy Mare of the Cempuy. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE AGENCY ODILPOIATION (LimNod) The Dirretory ere now prepottl to mein A PFLICA77ONB from istablittant BOA* Agents Is Ye maga to ad so repot setstothet 1,4. the Oorpoottloo..-1, orbit ot as Board. 7. aria, Ilecristary. ST. LEONARDII.ON-SEA.-8178811 HOTEL. TARIFF'S ON kPPLICATIOW. G. GIOVANNI!!! (44 a rolkideaC 1110/IWITOE. nas /1;7. !let premiums recei;ea.ariZr7teiircii;;Ofl4o-in enrances Beteg so Menem of 2.20,967 Ha. 4d upon the premiums of 1832. Losses by the Metuding precision for all out standing claims), chum of coanAgement,com =lesion to agents, and other ontgolup of this department 139,9191E 7 Leashes' a surplus cm the year's transactions of 14,114 3 4 which has been corned to the credit of Profit and Loss Account. Lill DIPAATIONT. L ASStrIANCE BILLNCH. Somber of lives wand jaitiotithe mar, Ca Amount mural Premiums to addition to the above, 180 proposals for 41.0,726 were decibed. or Dot complete& sicurrs Apo RXIIIMUTTCRA FOR 881 MAIL Premium, received, Moo rememences A77,810 8 11 intermit cm accumulataom Total receipts LAM 17 7 Qsims by death (including beaus addltloes ea perttripating pollelesk, so/renders, coettaladoo to meets, and propottlm of general charges 8 0 1 9 101 213,074 6 0 Carried to accumulated toads of this beam* which an thereby lammed to Nara ber of policies current on Slat Demlaber,lBl3l. 6,e00. . . . . Al -- of the amounts thereby assured (sitar L egl uot g maseuraleoes) /M467.106 0 0 I. ANNUITY MANCH. =urn AID ZIFEIDITURS POl TEM MIL ♦moral retelvad cal 11 &amain panted delis the year Interest or acconalatiotts Total rears Amount paid In respect et current Annuities /017 8 0 Conunlesion to agent; end propor tion of general cgarges .... - _ 4,60 2 6 &UPI= 3131,0190 3 10 Carried la the Annuity Aocemaided Tod, which now amount.; to 442,632 16 11 Tire Annuitants died during the year, Wan Annuities for AM 12 0 PROFIr AND W6B ACCOUNT. hand= on Tire Acroiuit, MO beterest Amount 16.076 10 6 Together 419,1110 13 10 Ost of which the Directors recommend that a dividend be declared of 10 par mot. on the old abates, and A a re lame rate. proportlooally, on the new Ma amearb Leaving. tow tarried to the revolve tang; £11,497 12 9 IMiectors trust the tisrrehoidess wfi 000C17 with them is Waking It sound po:icy to adhere to the rage et dividend paid last year, and :Mate to carry the whole of the yens.* surples to the reserve fund, which, se shown below, will thereby be in creased to within a traction of ZlOO,OOO. BSSERYIit FUND. The sum at the credit of this ea slat De - _ _ OriiiterTlne2 after payment or the dividend for the year 1992), amounted to L65.781 2 9 To which hue shicebeird added the preen!am on new shane 4ssad, tatorms ihriesotatioas of - tbe special zureting held es I.lh Await roetiag to Bet profit sad lost for the year, 1951, 31,001 16 5 brought down 11,147 12 9 Making the reserni fund. ma at Mgt Decem ber, 1194 L91,814 11 11 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL Ths Medea have to report that the whole of the new shares, with the 91d99 of On speciaßy reserved ter disposal by the Landon Ilee have hseneither taken up by the shareholders or in t..• 0 of the remlations of the meeting of 14th Magna Ira, at Ll per share premium. and the premium on sock new shares bee been cemied, as Delon stated, to the meths of the Bassrle Ford. INVESTMENTS. The average interest on inmelments for the year was at the rate of L 4 lla Kpfir met ; sad the following to a statement of the whole asseth of We Company, as at 1115 December 1833 1. On keel Rohde 3. 4 Oa Lwow& On Assignment of Dividends on Steck ,la the I ` l7l 8 Public nada. lieversions, de. 4. Console, New mad Badeced Mule per Owl& 6. Birkenhead Improvement Conteshatemes 4 Railway and other Debentures . .160196 IP 1 7. Indian Government Guaranteed Railway Matb 111,687 18 9 8. Colonial (British; Government Bonds 31.671 8 1 O. Priuslan and Wurttemberg Government gawks end Bonds 10. On Railway sod other Stocks and Shares 11. On Pinata! (tenuity with sedgament of We Policies lf. Advances to the Assured cm the Security of their Policies, being In all cases within the surrender value thereof 10,030 17 11 13. Company's premises In Aberdeen, Leaden, K 11111)0 % 1 4 and Melbourne 16. Ssndry other securities. Including Instal ments on new sham not yet payable £6:9,H8 1S S 31114 receivable, being remit- - tances not arrived at maturity LI 1,F67 16 I In the bands of branch °dices and evades On depnelt with bankers On account cement ditto 11,113 2 9 Interest on investments &rented but not payable 4,699 1 8 libertinism's assets 914 1 1 Cub la land 74,378 12 11 .472.2.616 6 2 The Directors have. In conclusion, to announce Gat, in conse quence of the magnitude to which the badness of the London °Moe has att lned, they have for some tame pest had under con sideration the expediency of granting to the London Branch, equally with Aberdeen. the status and privileges of a heal °ace, and investing the London Directors with powers similar to these conferred upon the general Board by the set of Incorporation. By such an arrangement much inconvenience now felt In con ducting the badness of the London Branch would be avoided. On the tali April hub a contemnes on the subject took place In London between the two Boards, and the result was a rnanimons resolatioa to apply to Tartlet:tient in the nest session for a new act to carry the proposed arrangement Into effect, and otherwise to altar, amend, sod consolidate the Compeers present acts and contract of copattnery. JOHN CRUICIBILANY, Chairman. The foregoing report having, on the maim of the Chairman, been unanimously approved of and adopted, • dividend at the r.te of 10 per cent. 'free of Ineorne.taz) was declared payable on lab Jew current. Thanks were voted to the Boards of Directors and Dace bearers of the Company, at home and abroad, and to the (bah me for his eendeet In the chair. BEE -HIVES.—Prim Medal sod Honourable Nestles awerfed MG. Ir. end Soft, forEee-brme end Homey at the various Ilthlbitiona—NElGHEolllre IMPEOVIDOOY- Thol IiZE-111VL. r ortgloelly tatredaced by Glempe Neigh- Mom sad door, with all the recent imprommemat three ewes, aad thermometer. price Si...mearely peaked for the country. deftral hoperteet 20•11111•1 a heredeced Oda mama, teemi ng the Weedlimry Straw end Ber•ead-Yrame Hive, mice Ida ed., he—Address. OEOEOI NEIGHBOt7I and 11035, MA, Bkl l lelbora,ar aegens-street, imam WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to letamal Attraction, sad to health sad teageaty by mastication of food. ROWLANDS' °DONT°, es PIALL DILYI (PRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is of inestimable value to preaervh and beantifyi the teeth, strengthents the guns sad in ring a pleasing to the breath. it eradicates tartar from the teeth, remoras spots of incipient decay, sad polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it impart/ a pearl.like telltales Its Invaluable= parties have obtained the patronage of royalty and at cracy of Strops, and It Is universally In MO repute. Price to ad. per boa. gold at tie. Hattesseden, and by Chemists and Partapera Ask foe " lowlands' (Monte." FITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—MISS PIK WS POWDEL9.—This inestimable medicine, a cure for epileptic, byeterk, and every otberdeseription of Masud servos' diseases, may be bad of Mr. J. W. B. bah, surgeon, 76, Bridal . and In London. of Mews. Barclay and Sons, 96, Puling. don-street, sole wholesale amts. In bottles , at ti. 9d., ea and W. each, where numerom testamoinsts to its extraordinary eficacy of the highest respectability may be obtained. It may also be had through all respectable *enders of medicine in the t silted Kingdom . hut he particular in oliserving that the name, "Barak Merrett Pike. Berkeley, Gloucestershire," Is engraved in white *Men on a red ground In the government stamp, as none ether can be genuine. ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY OF LONDON. —The second summer fete of this society took place on Saturday under the most favourable circurustanoes ; the day as suit able as could be wished, the company very numerous and fashionable, sod the flowers and fruit unusually fine. Azaleas, pelargoniums, calceolarias, and rare curious orchids delighted thr eye with their varieties and beauty of colour and form, and combined as they were with the softer tinted 'loathe,' fairy looking ferns and many carious and rare pleats, the whole formed a coop Wail of greet magnificence. The orchids were particularly flee and numerous ; the polar- Lenin= were well flowered and unusually large pleats. The &Wass, although it is rather late in the season for them, were splendid. Among the smaller specimens of plants, we noticed some pretty variegated petunias, the bright purple colour in which forms aster, and some very fine varieties of mieculks, which were both large and distinctly marked. Amongst the geraniums were variegated, the horse-shoe: bright red, and some almost • purple. These and some new bedding plants were exhibited by Henn: Henderson and Son, of St. John's-wood, together with some new bedding out plants—the abretoa campbelli, —a pretty dwarf blue plant—and the phlox Louis* Grill, variegated red and white. Messrs. Veitch and See, as usual, bad some very curious sod rare plaids, among them stareputa paradoxa loonies--a pleat with • large skeleton liaised& flower like • club ; and hemp feria rotoorenna, which has two large brown velvety leaves and a white flower in the oeutre. A splendid white lily from Japan—lilium sunustum—attracted much attention. The c at MOM were finer than any we have before 0060. The show of fruit of all kinds was spleedid. The collection of passim included mime curious inane oars, and there ware some handsome peosies and other cut flowers. Mr. Waterer'. Americo plants are now in full bloom, and form an exhi bition in themselves. The bands of the Ist Life Guards sod the Royal Horne Guards (Blue) performed selections of music during the afternoon. Amongst the visitors were the Doetiem of Cambridge sad the Primes, Mary, the Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg &MHz, the Bishops of Wischartat, Lichfield, and Oxford, the Earl sad Counties De la Warr. Earl Mansfield. Marchioness of Westminster, Marquis of Bristol, Sir Robert Peel, and the Portuguese, Austrian, Turkish, and Pramian ambassador,. A fancy bazaar is to be held iu Hanover-square Rooms, on Wednesday and Thursday, wider the patronage of bar Royal HigllllllBll the Duchess of Cambridge, and her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge. The proceeds are to be devoted to the West Connaught Church Endowment Fond, which has remised the special approval and support of the Archbishops of Canterbury sod Armagh The object of the fund i. to secure the new miasioaary con pigsties' in the west of Ireland from dispenion, by en slowing twenty-four Dew district parishee, and so to provide for additional readmit clew mem. Tar ARCH DEACONRYOT ELr. —The office of Arch deacon of Ely, reedited vacant by the sodden denims of the Venerable Francis Frame, has been filled up by the crown minectier the Rev. William Emery, 8.D., Senior Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College. A more popular appointment could hardly have been made both as regards the univer sity and the clergy of the archdeecoery over which Mr. Emery will have jurisdiction. Mr. Emery's rooms atorpus Christi College have torpors been the active centre o f mu of the social and religious work io Cambridge. The veer retie the archdeacon, who was primarily educated at the City of London School, graduated fifth wrangler in 1847. COLLEGE OF Pitscarrona. —At a meeting of the council of this corporatism ea Saturday the 11th lost., the diploma of licentiate was granted to Mr. W. F. Quiche, of Church-bane School, Ealing, and the following gentlemen were elected member. of the college :—Mr. W. Bull, West Hones School, Seaford ; Mr. W. E. Hardy, Stockwell Grammar School; Mr. W. D. Harvey, Argyll College, Notting-bill-square; Mr., S. J. Nelson, M.A., Stepney cameway ; Mr. J. Panama, Gainford, near Darliegtou ; Mr. T. Wilms, Southgete-road Sebool, Do Beaumir-town. Tan Rnv. Paorsanca Jowzrr. Yesterday morning, in 000sequenoe of an announcement that the Rey. Beejsmin Jowett, M.A., Fellow of Bailie! College and Pro testor of Greek in the Usivenity of Orford, would amok is the perish church of St. Botolph, Bishormgete, on behalf of the parochial schools, there was an overwhelming con gregation, persons from all pasta of Loudon heeler atteeded the service. The coogregetion was composed for the most part of men, a circumstance not et all usual in London churches. Some emetics ego the Bishop of London mini sated the Rev. William Rogers, one of her Majesty's chap lains, to the rich living of Bishopsgete. Mr. Rogan Mein been at Balliol College, was a personal friend of Mr. Jowett, sod it was rather on that account, it is supposed, that he invited him to preach, than in his character of a writer in " Emmy* and Reviews." The Dean of Westminster (Dr. Stanley) reed the communion service, misted by the rector, after which Professor Jewett emended the pulpit, and se lected for his teat the 18th chapter of St. John's Gospel, vanes 8 and 9, "Jesus answered, I have told you that I am he ; if therefore ye seek me, let these go their way ; that the saying might be fulfilled which he spike, Of them which thou gayest me have I lost none.* The rev, gentleman, in the course of his eerrom, spoke of the mysterious micas of Christ with God, and remarked that while no elaborate disquisitions or speculation' would throw light on the matter, the way in which it could be realised was by seeing that nape of his children on earth were lost—children, pupils, servants. a others over whom they had authority. A little care might do everything for them, especially in early We. He could Dot understand how men could turn away from such plain duties. and re main Christians at all. He contended that real religion confined, not in the acceptance of doubtful matte' of history, bat in the blameless power of the Christian lie, and those who understood that principle would not be alarmed by whet was going on in the church around them. The ailleos of Chrietissa v oreetited, not in herd wards or abstract systems of , bet is taking up the crow sad folioed° Christ. A distal collection followed the ray. saraset appeal cia behalf of lba soboole. Dag&lad of today says :—" Sleswig-Holstein, as a separate' State within! the monarchy, is inoompatible with Denmark's rights and honour. No Danish King can listen to such a plan. A government inclined to such a proposal would soon learn that the people will sot sacrifice their national independence at any price." :, Jim it A meeting of delegates from 107 political associa tions took place here to-day, at which it was re solved to issue an appeal to the inhabitants of North Sleswig, expressing the views of Holstein on the pending questions ; those views being in the words of the resolution :—" No separation of the duchies ; no division of Sleswig ; and a free and independent Sleswig Holstein as far as the Ko nigsau." ALGERIA. PARIS, Jun 12. Official despatches received here from Algeria announce that the tribes of the south, in the pro vince of Oran, have made overtures for submission to General Deligny. The insurgents of Djebel- Amoun have taken similar steps with General Yusuf. General Rose obtained a brilliant victory on the 6th, in the province of Oran, repulsing an attack of the enemy, who had 200 killed and many wounded. It was rumoured that the Marabout Azerey, the instigator of the revolt, had been killed. The Afoniteur of this evening says :—" The dis turbances which have broken out at Sfax appear to have no connexion with the insurrection pro perly so called. It is asserted that the Arab Bey elected by the insurgents has sent some cavalry to Sfix, to disown by that demonstration all con nexion with the author of the disturbances." M. RENAN. PARIS, Joss 12. The imperial decree nominating M. Radian As. sistant-Curator of the Imperial Library has been cancelled, and M. Ronan is deprived of his func tions as Professor in the College of France. ITALY. TURIN, Jon IL The Stumpf; of this evening says :—" The state ment made by the Gazette de Cologne that negotia tions had recently taken place between France and Italy, are partly inaccurate and partly false." THE SPANISH CONGRESS. MADRID, Jews 11. In to-day's sitting of the congress, Senor Irocedal said :—" The diffusion of democratic ideas must be prevented by all means. The sole mention of the word 'democracy' in the newspapers ought to make them liable to punishment." The Royal Mail Company's steamship Seine, Capt. Revett, with the West India and Pacific mails, arrived ►t Southampton yesterday. She bring 242 passengers, amongst whom is Senor Salazar y Mazarredo, special commissioner to Peru and minister of.H.C.M. to Bolivia. THE CoN7lllll2telL—The Memorial Diplonsatique states that Eel Rowell confidentially communicated to Oouot Apponyi the Amish note remitted to the former co the god June, announcing the resumption of hostilities by Denmark oci the 12th Jose should the belbgerent powers not previously come to an agreement. Earl Russell at the tame time intimated that should the Austrian fleet proceed to the Baltic in the event of hostilities being resumed the English government would be compelled to mod their fleet to thaw waters also. Count Apponyi, continues the Memorial Dipiontatique, is thereupon Mated no hams declared to Fart Bunnell, that in the interest of the begotiations and is cedar sd to obstruct the combined efforts of the neutral pewees towards peace, Austria undertook, if the truce were mot prokaged, sot to seed her fleet to the Baltic, wishing at an► price to avoid a oollisioo which would extend the Daso•Oeemas coaffict, and might set the four corners of Europe oo lbs. TITE Foatios Twos 17r MEXICO. —The Mhno ries! Diplonatirte says :—" The complete orgenisatiou of the foreign troops in the sorties of Mexico will fans an affective force of 16,000 men, composed ea follows Irsmich, 6,000 derbies*, acid 2.000 Helder. imps will assume the title of ' The Foreignlegion,' saddle COM niadior-is chief will be a French general, Saving the grade at lieuteeset-gewereL He will naive his orders direst from the Easperor Marietilian, and will only have to refer to the lllsistry of Wes upon administrative affairs. The Foreign Leese will be divided into Neve& regimes* which will bear the titke of 'Emperor Napoleon LIL,' • Emperor of Austria," Emperor Maximilian: and 'Em press Cliarlstte.' The lost will be reserved to the retire/sat of Belgian midis." The Minsoria/ Dipietastique states that its correspondent at Rio de Janeiro, who draws his in formation from antibiotic sources. doss not Imitate to affirm that the Archduke Louis-Victor of Austria is the destined consort of the PAWNS. eldest daughter of the Emperor Doo Pedro, sad heir to the threes. Their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Mexico arrived at Jamaica os the 21M, lathe Amities war Mesmer Novara, receded by the Free& eteereer Theme. Her Majesty's steamer &monde conveyed the Mantriess pemoosges op the harbour. After paying s visit to Major- Gemara Ashmore sad to his Emenseey the Lieutemet, Governer, the Impsrisl party retursed to the wharf, where they took boat for the Barreceula, sad were seemed by that UMW tech to Port Royal. The party °studded of the Emperor ad Empress, Madame la Comtism Jeby. Grande Maitreses of the Imperaldos, Madams la Comissee Colonial, deem d'breneur. sad Maweimer J. Velergess do Lem, Makee Minders ef Mate. Their Imperial liejselase left Port Boyd for Vera Ores as the Sled. Ems os SRI Raoxs.—A telegram from Lyons, (LW June U, says that the Eases hoe Asia these wens. Washington, Hay 31, 4 p.m. We have despatches from General Grant down to font o'clock yesterday afternoon. There seemed, the despatch says, to be some prospect of Lee's making a .tend north of the Chickahorniny. His forces were on the Mechankerille road, south of Tolopatomoy Creek, and between that stream and Hawse' shop, hie right resting on Shady Grove. Dispositions to an attack were being made by General Grant. Wilson's cavalry bad been ordered to destroy the radioed bridges over the Little Riser and South Anna, and break up both reeds from those riven to two miles south west of Hawse' shop, where the headquarters of our army were **Wished. Wultingtoo, Mayl3l, 8 . p.m. A despatch from Gemmel Grant, dated at ex o'olaok' this moraiegort Hawe's shop, has just been received. It is as follows :—" The enemy mine on our left Lei epee* and attacked. They were easily repulsed sod with very omaidemble slaughter. To relieve General Wirren, who was on the left, speedily, General Node ordered an attack by the balance of oar lime General limper* wee the only one who received the order in time to make the attack before dark. He drove the enemy from his entrenched skirmish Lim, and still holds it. I have no report of oar lasses, bet nipper them to be light." Other official dee:Mobs% not from Grant, were received at the mine time, and pm mem deemik They are se fol lows, the fire berm dated yesterday, 30th May, at 8 p.m.: " In the comma of the afternoon Warren has pushed doers co our left, until his flank divisioo under Crawford reached • point abreast of Shady Grove Church. Crawford having pt deteshed from the East of his mph was Masked and crowded task • little. The eaemy then threw a fares *which appears to have coasiated of Ewell's prim upon Warren's left, attempting to turn it, bet wee repulsed. The eopgement was short, sharp, sod deceive. Warren holds his ground at a distance of seven miles from Richmond. He reports that he bee takes a ecesidmahle number of pri mates, and that there are many rebate deed cm the field. Of his own lessee he has not yet made report. His latest despatch gays the many are moving troop to hie left, ap parently to °over the approach to Richmond is that direc tion. On oar rtOt as active conflict has bees ragtag mew doer dark, belt Me jest clawed. As soon as the easemy at ' Mad the left of Warren, Wright and Hancock were ordered to pitch is, bat do not seem to have got reedy. meta after nightfall. No report hm yet been received from ' them." The other despatch I dated at 6 this moan , and Mates that, on tiaasock's attack last eight. Colonel Brooks drove the enemy out of • strongly-outreached skirmish line, and holds it. The lames are not reported. Burnside's whole corps got acme the Tolopatomory Creek last evenlng, and is is full ceasetios with Warren's. The lit of ilaneoek's taste apes LSI We ef the meek. The fith Corps is upon Haaccek's right, sad threatens the left dank of the mew. Smith ought to arrive at Newcastle by noon, whines he as support Warm. sod Burnside, if . Sheridas, with Gregg's sad Torsat's divisions of cavalry, is on our laft dank. Wilson is on the right and rear, for purposes previously re ported. The country themsbonts is thickly covered with piece, with vary good opesings. The indkatkas this loonies are that the enemy has fallen back south of the Chiathominy. • Washingtos, May 31, 11.25 p.m The following despatch has been received from General Butler : • •• • Yesterday, all day, heavy firing in the directios of Me altseicervills. Sit refugees from Richmond report that I Grant wee os the Mechasiorville turnpike, 14 miles from Richmond, yesterday ; that they heard the firing, and that Gnat wae dilates L w s. h worm reports en* • amain was held yesterday, while eh* was is Baslueond, to me whether the city should be aurraidered or harped. The mayor advocated eurresder, and was put iota (hells Thins. der. The enemy attacked reg a linee yesterday, and were re pulsed. To-day, all day, have been dessoestralist egoist my work a B=l: d. , on the milady side at the Apr:matte:. but an A telegram from General Sherman, dated Ma 29, reports : "On the 28th an engagement took place between the enemy and M'Pherson's corps, in which therebels were driven back, with a loss to them of 2,500 killed and wounded left on our hands, and about 300 prisoners ; General M'Pherson'a loss not being over 300 in all." Chattanooga papers state that General Sherman had established his head-quarters at Dallas, Georgia. FRANCE. Mew tits own temozossiseLl PALMS, SATURDAY Etyma. The Journal de Rouen gives the following account of the origin of the rumour that the Emperor Lad met with on occident : A letter frogs Purls states that a rumour was current In the finnan'sl world of a &Apr will& the Emperor in said to have fecund ea the lake oh Foidaiaebleae. The news- mown bare 'wry fruitful itemisations. A ccordisn to some temente, hie if sleety had for • moment disappeared entirely tinder ender. is coseequeuee of the boat is which ha had gone on the lake idler dieser hat repaired, end acerediag to ethers, the &mem was worMed, either by hie fall, er by the rough of chow who witnessed it wad tried to aid him. three meows have;risee from as incident without the dinkiest importance. The Smperor wee ts • boat, which pee • larch mid took is • quastity of water. Hie Majesty moingthin, tamped os tens firma, without either falling or receiving say lett The Gazette de Prance of Saturday evening pub lishes, mast reeve, a rumour sesertamy that the Emperor of Bemis will tome to Paris tedsy (Yonday), under the strioneat herigaite. - - The extra Inman steamship City of Limerick, tram New York on the lit inst., arrived at Quoin,town at Lb p.m. yesterday. She lauded peristyle passeagers, and proceeded foe Liverpool as L 45 p.m. DISPATCH OP ma BOMBAY MA 1111.—Tbe Penin sular sad Orieetal Company's steamer Delhi, Deplane Kellook, sailed yesterday with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, F4ypt,aden,dbyloss,'Montbay, he., together with 50 pameagen. no Delhi took oat Gs freight speaks valve 84.9481., d.wbch amount 84,7431. 3 is for Bombay. 17 " ,,46 . 17.! pert "bwr str • Zitia:r d l.7767, 9 a 7g t:,..a.d., liiv ' t isw•ussy,looi. for Malta, sad watches 1251..f0r Ideated: THa Ciaaar CLoce.—" It is a triumph of tugs seur."—utr Telsionpl, March 1111111. Clocks by Me Bret orients the day for the thaw*" dinlm and had roam, alts ball, Marcu s. males breast, carriage, railway, marehoam oon home males and asirooomfcal. Church and turret clocks m ap, estimated for. Immon's Illustrated pamphlet (tree by post tor two drape).Mtb descriptions end prices. enables host who live is any part of the world to Week a clack or watch. Also ashen pamphlet en cathedral and pabbc bleep. tree for me stamp. Prim medal and honourable mention to cisme b and 16.—J. W. Beeson, Ludgate-hill, ILO., vat" and' cloak ember by speeliti wryest of appointment to A.B. a the MOM of Wales. Established 1749.--ildverbeentent) At Her Majesty's Theatre Rant re Dietk was produced far the first time this seem, with Guinea in the character of Robert, Madame Harriers Wippem as Alice, Junes as Bertram, Mdlle. Liebliardt as Labelle, and Bestial as Rem baldo (or Rabat:sax). Madame Wippsre, who ap peared for the first time in England, made a most ericandul data. She has • great reputa tion in Germany, and is indeed an admirable per former, possessing the good qualities of the German school without its faults. She has • pure soprano voice, sweet and mallow, as well as strong sod flexible ; and she sings with the graceful smoothness of the Italian style. She is, more over, young and agreeable in face and person, and is an ex cellent actress. In her ooaception of the character of Alice ahe showed great intelligence and poetical feeling, skilfully combning the simplicity of the country girl with the elevated demeanour belonging to one who is conacine df a high and holy minion. She was warmly ap plauded, sod her beautiful execution of the charming air, , " Quaado lssoiai Is Normandie," the gem of the opera, was encored with seelemationa and abowen of bouquets. We should sot d priori have regarded the part of Robert as bang* (as the French would say) to the specialiti ci Gerdoui. and were agreeably disappointed by his perform ance of it. He looked the character of the proud Norman penes exceedingly wall, and his acting and Oaring had a form sod vigour seldom called for in the parts in which he excels. Signor duos is one of the best Bertram. we have seem The character is not very intelligible. It is difficult to discover whether Bertram is nasally • demin—a fiend incamate—or a human being given over to the evil one. Bat Jones's impersonation—his dark end terrible aspect, sad the deep, unearthly tones of his voice, pee ma rine irepeenrion of sinister power. The thoroughly ea s teresein part of Labelle serves only as • vehicle far two elaborate aka, which lidlle. Liebhardt sang with much exe cution. The small but important character of Bembaldo was wall sustained by Bettioi, who sang the pretty music of th e pert—especially the legendary ballad describing Robert's mysterious origin —very cleverly. The opera was moat carefully got up ; and the famous yeses of the resuscitated nuns was displayed le all its ghastly brilliaacy. The performance at Covent Garden consisted of OkUq for the first time (as Mind in the bills) tame five • years. This opera has not now the popularity it one OF joyed ; and this is the case, not merely bemusse it is half • cloture old, but because, as a drama, it is the most blundering and 'Sapid of all the Italian operas founded on the tragedies of Shakespeare. Notwithesading, however, the absurdity of the plot and lindens of the incidents, them was still emeigh of Shakespeare in the subject to inspire Bossiei with some greed and henna conceptions, and the whole tone of the mono is gorgeous and lofty. There are two scenes which are scaring ex celld on the musical stage—that in which Isgo intila the poison of jealousy into the mind of Othello, and that is which the Moor eonenmesates his vengeance by the nestle • ! of his wife. There are few things more touching or beaellikl , thin the forlorn Deolesiona's manse-holy ballad, " Anise. al pi 6 d'art Salim "—Shakespeare's "Song of Willow." And yet Rossiare Lesdenionia is very different from Shake speare's. Blur is not " the gentle lady wedded to the Mon," but • load, scolding woman, full of her wrongs and clamorous in her reesotment. We were glad to see and hear Ore& nee more. With all its faults and beauties, it was • noble estertainment. Tamberlik, as the Moor, looked and acted the character admirably, and sung with great dramatic power. KM*. Legrua was an excellent Headsmen— the Denseness of Rossini, not of Shakes peare—and her singing, from beginning to end, was that of • most accomplished artist. Gianni did greet justice to the oat of Ingo, and the always intelligent Madame Inhale, gave importance and interest to the character of Prollis. MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL.—On Saturday the the delivery of spesthes sad distribution of Prins took place at Merchant Taylors' School, in the preens' of the =seer sad wardens of the Merchant nylon' Company ; Dr. Hersey. the heed enter of the shod ; the =de masters, sad a very nesserste body of either; the triode • sad relatives of the soholars. The • speed= wore delivered in the large schoolroom 4i as anal es than occasions, the "prolusions* oommeneed with two gratulatory orations, one ie Latin, the other is Creek, 'pokes by the two heed strideatu The pleas el honour on the premed aerates were held by Mr. 1 Bead and Mr. Coptestoe, the fanner of wham the first prime I. pascal Greek literaisse, mad a eildisev. ship in Oxford ;lthe leder dividing the ehisf year I. Is*" 1 vene sad prose, and also °Manias a poseineatenhipim, Mintoo College, Oxford. he both speeds. the mu* efa the foundation were celebrated, and alludes' were male 110 many Oen who bad been educated in the "shad, amnia' bees= famous as aide's, Wryer', plyetehlte 1.. Mr. W. G. Gribben 'peke a lasenheine is :asst:' Alain; of chap. 14 of : Mr. a Bee= sad hilt Gribbra divided between them the pares of Marine. eel& Pericles, in a same from Shakespeare's Reormghl Persdes, hale Greek by Mr. Coplatoo. Meyer,. Ward, erei • Hutcheson represented characters Ines the Mesechrei 4e - Plisatet, while the pares of SmineireMe,Pasenissouid Masslrev , ' ries la the " kludge NEM " of Moine sere sestaineff Misses.lisckley,Ooplentssand WeN ' Ae mme micoseisl, : dembiless become the mgt itslljgibb , pa dicsot tkepor gramme was the remesentatios Wei lgaslis's play of. AK Pour Suitors, by M. Ward, Baud, Brown. Budd% i Whitmore. Copiers), and Gribbin. The humour of thw various characters wits very well rendered, and was nee 'relished by the amines The delivery of the miestase generally was highly meditalibi to the ststiesta.• It oaghle , to be sersitiosed that Mr. E. Bake, the C 4117 Ogg of thm• bead-seholan who did not participate is the delivery of thed speeches, divided with Mr. Copied/is the chief prise*, Latin yens. The distribution of priers took place after the delivery of the speeches. Mr. Beckley got the chief math,- metkal odes, and Mr. Orettwill the chief French sm. The briquet was held is the evening in the compain'i i.e old hall is Tbrendeeedle-street. It one meseapsnd with a profuse employmeat of flowers ter the deeoration of the different tables, and with • choice display of valuable plebs, The chair was filled bylittr. Bearably, the Master of the Merchant Taylors' Cempuiy. The guests cambered about 160, and among them were the Rev. Dr. Wynne and the two Senior Fellows of St. John's College, Oxford, the Mars= of Salisbury. the Marquis of Brie *oh lie Earl of Cardigne, the BM of Harrowby, the Earl of Sheriekl, the led of Powis, Earl Nelms, the Bishop of Oxford, Lord , Chelmsfoed. Lord Feverahata, Lord Wensleydale, Vimoonal . Ingeetre, Lord Stanley, Laird Chief Baron Pollock, Lord • Janne Knight Bruce, Lord Jostle Turner, Sir W. Jetliffe, Cement Peel, the Right Hoe. ilproser Walpole, the Bight Hos. Joseph Napier, the Eight Hon. J. W. Henley, Sir O. Eastlake, Biz B. Loaders, Sir A. Boil- ' "child, Mr. T. Baling, M.P., Professor Own, he. ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCISTY.—The president al the Royal Astrosendeal Society, Mr. Weems de la Ha*. held • cooteersenone, on Saturday evades, at Willis's Rooms, which wee lionsued with the premise al More this ' 500 mesa= of the scientific world. The selbsitiee of oM , Mom of astronomical interest brought together as tile ocoa don was snots. and stifEced to give a mop droll of the hie key el iseireerscal astrosomy. Amon the company present were :-His Emineeee Cerdiml Wiseman, &rhos Coleus, the Dees of Chester, the Earl of (hitless, Lord Wrotteeley, Lord Weseloydele, the Mader el the Mist, Sir John Bowrisg, Sir Charles Lew*, Biz Homy Helloed, Admiral Sir George Senoritas, Sir E. Belcher, Sir A. Waugh, Biz Roderick Manliest, Sir Henry Rawlinion, the Bight Hee. C. P. Vahan, M.P., Mr. Ohisher. Protegees. Adams, M. Rather, Dr. Miller, Mr. Mind, Mr. 2isimayth, Dr. Ineststooe, Dr. Wises:he, Dr. Price, Mr. Cliernbere,, Pretence 111111emeen, Dr. Faraday. Mr. Neernienh. Mr. Oargesed„ ley. 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