The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-15 00:00:00

_ --- •I I -V • 5r33 rt 4--- 3 • [STAMPED, lii. ADDITIONAL.] No. 6,248.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1866. rode Art void Aid ime 1511VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SIMP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to mil from *river on the 2;th August, calling at Plymouth on the lit rAN to embark passengers`, th e wiloodid new frigatebailt ?ABEAM ATTA, A 1 13 years, register 1.521 tons, JOHN S, Commander ; East NMI" Docks. This thus ship has rim built by Mr. James Laing, of Sunderland, under the non of the owhcrs, expressly for the Sy trade ; she bes poop, with unusually tarp cabins fo r the accommodation 4MA-clue passengers ; she o , s also a desirable opportunity ors few secOud cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced =—For tertus of freight or passage apply to Captain MS. on board ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Biifiter ows. Has VkleilLlCitS3 for Midshipmen. irorirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f PACKET Si I P.—Fer SYDNEY Direct ;to sail pine ma on the loth September, last skipping day nth September, ihrecil.kuown Aberdeen clipper, JASON, A 1 lu years, register Man % ALEXANDER 111.RNIE, Commander; loading in the gni fedi& Docks. This favourite Sydney trader has a full poop, iad offers mead comfortable accommodation for Mt-clan pas ouand will carry an experrenoed surgeon if required tward —Vor terms of freight or passage only to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Bilther-street. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AtSTItALIAN LINE aL, of PACK ET Sit P.—For ADELAIDE Direct 'to ull punt gully on the keth September, but shipping day iSrd September), gie splendid new Aberdeen clipper DI.Th E of SUTHERLAND, as, nester 1,0v7 tons, TIIONTAIS LOUTTIT Oconntand,r I.lon Docks. This beautiful ship, built at Aberdeen last year, the best opportunity for shippers of One goods.. She has • „gaggsios., ariad.wiat even winter& kw the anconinsodstlan of on= passengers, and wilt carry an experienced surgeon U isostred. —Yoe terms of freight or passage apply to MITT sad SWORE, 9, fillliterstrent. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE yr of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct ;to sad punt Mull) on the 31st of August, last shipping day 10th August , gee beautiful China clipper OLENAROd, A 1 10 years, register g 79 tons, JOHN ROBKETC, Commander ; loading In the London peon This vessel, built for speed, offers a most desirable oppor tunity to shippers of tine moI 1143113011 goods. lies good accom modation for chief cabin passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon If required —For terms of freight or passage spply . DEVIIT and MOOKE, it, Billiteratreet I)EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 4ltlP.—For 110EART TOWN Direct (to be despatched punctually on the sth August, laat ahipping day 23rd Axon , the well known British-built sidc , WINDWAND, A 1 19 sars, Wtu O ns register, G. A. LC LIfAM, Grunnuttler ; loading in London Docks . This higtvciassed sh , built by Mr. James wag. of Sunderland. expressly for the trade. la noted for sound Uhrcry of cargo, and has a full poop, with good accommodation for chief cabin passengers.—Far farther particulars apply to DEVITT and HOWIE. 9, 'hinter-street Will be followed by Pis regular trader llarrowhy, Captain Storle. TVEVITT and 310012 E'S AUSTRALIAN LINE If of PACEET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (will bare quick despatch , , the well•lusown clipper ship HAR.ROWRY, Al, 515 tons register, WI LLIINt STORIE, Conunauder load *in the East Indla Ducks. Ibis regular trader has first-rate pseosiniodatlon fur chief cabin passengers, and being noted for her quick passages, shc offer a desirable opportunity to ship s... —Yor freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Make-street. 'WITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 a PACK AT SHIP. For LAUNCESTON Direct (has a gnat part of her cargo engaged, and will be deep:itched punc sesibun 20th September), the beautiful new clipper FUGITIVE, Al 10 years, register 470 toms, W. It. BARWOOD, Commander; 11:1 the Wet ludic Docks. This fine ship, built by MesFrs. Pile, Hay, and of Sunderland, expressly fur the Tasmanian ts noted for her fast sailing qualities, and has first-rate ricommodation for a few oldef cabin paaseugers.—For terms of freight ur passage apply to Mr T B. WALK ER, 15A, St. Helen's pima ; or 10 uurrr and MOORE, 9, Billiter-street. DEITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK SHlP.—Yiir )ItTLAND BAY Direct (will have pick despatch, the British-built clipper barque NANCY BITS-SON, A 1. 390 ton , register, JOHN THORNE, Commander: Wale the Loudon Docks. This ship, built under special survey is 1662, Is holed for her sailing qualities and sound delivery of tatto.-7or frvight or wage apply to Mr. JOHN BROWNE date Coolers and Co.), .C, Fruoluuch-streot ; or to DEVITT and MORE, 9, Billlter.strect. - - riEVITT and AIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE L of PACKET SHIP.-1 4, r MORETON BAY Direct ;will ken quirk deapatch , the Brittsh.bullt clipper barque COR SAIR:4 BRIBE, A 1, 344 tons register, T. J. BROWN, Com mander; lying in the East India Docks. This ship, built under Vemerry, is noted for her sailing qualities and sound ry of cargo —For freight or passage apply to John Byname date Clynkes and ( - u.l, 40, Fenchurch-street ; or to wan aa4 MOORE, D, Billiter street. VBS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Rulesll-yard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACKET Mtn AUSTRS LI A.—Vor SIELBOC RYE (Port Phillip) Direct pis kw* the Docks on MONDAY, 10th August, calling at Ply *oath), the splendid dipper ship ESSEX, 1,100 tons, .1. S. AT WOOD, Commander; lying iii the East India Docks , Her . -- accommodations for all clamors of passengers are unnwpamed, sod she will carry an experienced surgcon.—For freight or pas- Nam apply to ALLPORT and MORGAN, with Mama. MONEY WIGRAM and SON' t. 7. Leadenhall-street. CILINARD LINE.—BRIT and NORTH E.—BRI TISH ERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to 'lad between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVERPOOL awl IltkrN)N, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and snails. The follow • ee other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cab to receive the mall : DM Si dr ill -0 On nd tO WA• iiii7iJrEo76". Saturday, August 18. •SCOTIA, for NEW Y9RIC, Saturday, August 25. for BuSTON, Saturday, Sept • • Taking paasengers and goods for Nassau and Bavannah, to te transferred at New York on hoard the It Id.S.S. Vomit*. a aii I cie. Ine's Beam Mb, 641!5, is - MY; ; oI 60a, alio , aged ,dill: a 1 1 Boas ,ow i I Ca s 11. 61 r Vs i sMa s ma s mo o sAs ..... . Passagsanoney, inducting steward's fee and provisions, but Witliost wines or tionors:—Yo Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, 422: second cabin, t.lO. To New York. chief cabin, 1:26 second libbi, Lit—Apply to J. It, roord, 52, Old Broad-street, London; J. M.Currie, Havre, and 12. Place de la Bourse, Paris; G. and J. Darin, 30, Jtundea.street, Glaagow ; D. and C. klaciver, Queens town: or D. and C. Mativer, 8, Water-street Liverpool. 'rum FROM LIVERPOOL OE QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK. 11:?4LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and lILADEL Pll IA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Intend de- Iletetdng their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-Shim iambs the United states mails, FROM LIVI.:RPOOL for NEW YORE: CITY Or NEW YORK. Wednesday, August 22. CITY OF LIMERICK. Friday, August 24. CITY OF ItOSION, Wednesday, August And every Wed nesday:ma s'ternate Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin pas age by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, It IT, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. hevard passage Includes a full supply of cooked proirislona Paiaisaera for Canada and the United States booked through on advantageous tens.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, VI Waterstmet, Liverpool; and to ELVES lad RACEY, 1, King William-street. London. giTEAM to NEW YORK.—IINITED STATES u LINK—REDUCED FARNS.--The splendid and hicarlte side.whcel steamers of the New York and Havre Steam ilk Company are appointed to leave for New York as follows: Wks Ingo Loafs coo rum% l oom tit 4 dri. T. •0 11 eO lBOO I. U.". pas. . wow Le ;No 1,0 " 18 1 u , 're. - 0 41 0 04 5 - 0 1603 ' woe a. yiit.aor d pi wee 4.g I. i S bill a NOW ° I' Mime Prom Havre: Thom -Iralmonth. iWelluesday, Aug. 211 IThursday, Aug. 90 IWertoesday, Sept. 20 Thursday, Sept. 27 Wednesday, ~ ct 24 Thursday, Oct. 26 Weduepdsy, Nov. 21 Thursday, Nov. 22 P a": — First-elkaa. £2l and - CIO; necona - clOaa, - 414 - and Pe further particular, vply to JAS. A. WOTTON, Flame: PIXERETTE, KANE. and Co., Pars; G. C. and R. W. FOX and Q. Falmouth: or IL 81 . .A.81: and C 0.., 145, Cheapaide, London. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- Wick, and Central Germany —The North German Lloyd's bs dap-class screw steamer SCEIWALBE, Captain F. DIU:TF.I2, LH be despatched from liorselyilown, TO-MORROW, the hut. 'weather permitting!, at 10 a.m., calling at Brimswick 111 2 Mackwall, fur passengers, nt 12 nom—Fares to Bremen, nines tickets, 3:3 and fl 10a —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Oltce, Regent-circus, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, 71 HILIPPS and Co.. St. Dunstan's-house. Stun Dstan's-hill. LC. CIREAT REDUCTION of FARES.—SHEER ._ NEm and BACK for TWO SHILLINGS,—The oral te Stlntni Steamer ALEXANDRA will leave Fresh W ha rf , .""" - heida,. at 10 van at Rosherville and Terrace Pier. mad, and prneeed round the Nor. Light to SHRERNFI3B DART extent nu Saturday'. On Saturdays from Fresh Wharf sae sod three p.m fur Rosberville and Gravesend only. GRAVESEND and ROSHERVILLE. "—The SALOON STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S !Owl. ....raANDRA leave Fresh Wharf, London-bridge. daily, at 10 11 a.m. slot :t p.m., and Westminster-bridge, at 9.15 and 1C".5 am . and 2.15 p.m., f r Gravesend, calling at Itosherrllla 4:4l ...latAirdt3 s an addition:ll heat from Fresh Wharf at 2 p.m. Lowlnu t.. sheerneag, fore saloon, single, Is. 6d. ; >alamto .21 . saloon, sheltie, Di.; return, Is. 6d. London bravesend, fore onion, smile, Is. ; return, Is. dd. ; grand 114 ". dark, Is. : return. Is. WBEST DISINFECTANTS.—RIMMEUS ILLI' VINEGAR t Is., 2s. 64., and 58.1 sprinkled about Vitt a iteirdellis...cur ;M.. Is., Is. Gd.) and KIMMEL'S ARO Kale Dist N FEITOR pr.+. M.), a Fumigating Apparatus used ibs lord I ,Ilesre of Surgeons, and principal hoirpitala 111111 EL. 96. Strand, 128, Regent-street, and 24, ComhM CHOLERA.—MAIZENA, in Seasons of Cholera, ot my prevailing epidemic, is • Preventive, Rartorntlye, sedan& healthful Diet. Retailed by an eTate s oilmen, and Whaltiale agent, TOMLIN, R$ DELL, and Co, ..warp, Li'., LOllll.ll. CHOLERA and DIARRFICEA may_ be avoided beum bi o nte timely use of KAYES WOILSDILL'S PILLS. Ta erywhere. Wholesale DepOt., trz Brem-stroltoanden. G _ OUT or RHEUMATISM i s qquickly relieved Lied cured Is a few days by that llsdkina INS WET sad TtIIKIIMATIC PILL& Obtained tanwerk Rai Chaim 111 111.. lid. sad re. hd. Lae bwi. LAITUE.—The LErrucil oontains an naive IWald*, the W114:1130, WbiCat POMONA ail gla MOst of opium wlthont Its daemons—W. G. JUllMAtt e r= 49. aymarket, prepares • ResuP sod • PM" on e a ? highly recoramended by tbe Meettoal NW on for asthma. bronchitis, and all attest affections. Swap. Is. bcl.: cm% anti I &I Ate, by peek ls. GO lad SL id TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. itOYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE. -SoleLessee . BROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. and Manager, Mr. VINING.-SUMMER SEASON.- Doors open at ball-past 7 ; performances ournmenee at 8 (Saheb rs 1. Alati Mr soucrromi AND FURTHER PARTICULAna TO RI recisely. - EVERY EVENING during the week, a new and Lest evening the fund now being raised at the original Drama, in Three Acts, by Watts Phillips, Esq.. eutitled OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF SHE CHUM RIGISTBABe • (REUTER'S TEIZORAMS.) Mahsion-house amounted to nearly 7,0001. A depute- TIIE HUGUNNOT CAPSAI N. Principal characters :-Mrs. Sir- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINGRALL4ITMLETI Hug, Miss Neilson, Miss Augusta Thomapsou, Mr. George Hopei. ' BANKRUPTS. • THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. tion of six of the principal inhabitants of St. Luke's, MillwaD, stated that the population was about 6,000, sod Mr. Vining. Grand Ballet of Bohemians, in which Measieurs HENRY MALcoat, Long-acre, glass dealer, to stuyenaer August BERLIN, Anoner 14. almost entirely poor. There were now 50 or 60 cases el Flageolet, Cloieebe, Comets, and Normande will appear. New 27, at I. Bceuery by lir. E. Lloyds. FREDERICK TURNIR,'West Croydon, victualler, August "4, at 1. In the Chamber of Deputies to day a letter was cholera. The disease had slightly abated, but the distress ALEXANDER ALIsCli, Wing, Bucks, merchant, August 27, at 12. read from Herr von Patow, requesting leave of was very great, private charity being much exhausted, and THE HELENA WALTZES at MR. ALFRED WILLIAM BECK and WILLIAM ELIAs PRICK, Leicester, tailors, . , . the Z5l. given by the Bishop of London's fund was very absence on account of his having been entrusted by inadequate for the exceedingly pressing wants of the August 29, at 11. lEL CONCERTS.-The HELF-'4A WALTZE, free RICHARD RASA OADD, Trinit - uare Southwark, coramercial . the government with the chief direction of the poor families suffering from the epidemic and its attendant by post for 22 stamps, by roan. GODFREY, will be peeformed at traveller, August 31, at 11. yBQ ' Owes renowned concerts THIS EVENING , SCRUM 15 . HARRY FARRANT, Cranford, Middlesex, baker, August 24, at 12. civil administration of Nassau, Frankfort-on-the , diseases. The committee granted 501. as • beginnin g, Published by Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-street JOHN BROWN, Tottenham, tailor, August 24, at 12. and five gallons of iport wine. A local committee of ge THOMAS SULLY, St. Jude-atreet, Bethnal - green - road, whaleboat) Maine, and Upper Hesse. The Minister of Finance Menien formed in Mile-end Old-town had also an interview with the committee, and stated that - I\T ATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High manufacturer, August 24, at DI subsequently introduced a bill of indemnity for there are 12,000 -LI Holborn-This magnificent and temente establishment Louis Amoseix ElsilEß, Slanchesteretreet, Argyle - square , arta- houses in the hamlet, and the population is about 84,000. OPEN EV EILY EVENLNG. The grand lend, meter the direction lictitelierist, August 24, at 1. the financial administration of the govern- The deaths from cholera from the outbreak were 56 in the of Mr. W. M. Packer, performs nightly an eutirely new eelectiou JOHN AUGUSTUS SHINEwIN BRAUSONT, North-terrace, nreaup- rnent from the commencement of the year week ending east July, 13h in the next week, 15 5 in the of operatic and dance music. Open at half-past 8; close at ye. ton. gentleman , August 2,4, at I. in th A ird kin ; g t they decrease d death i. callt o f t et on s i tlia . i e t r se alone.n ing Admission, is. Elmeanni lfitAnatnt Rupee, Gravesend, and Beath-crescent, 1862 to the presen t time. He also asked Tottenham-courtroad . commercial clerk, August 24 , at 1. Saturday th y ese las B4 t, IP ORE I G N WINES, cheat ) and Pure; stobaocoalst, A ' ' - Joint Piemag CekTis Simpson's-terrace North Woolwich-road, the house to authorise an expenditure lobo at 11. 1 were she deaths of h us b an d s , who Ind left 84 widows and upwards of 400 children. Throughout the whole hamlet _a.' Catalonian Sherry, 17a, tad . ; Andalustan Port, 17s. 6ii ; WILLIAM EUMCNU ljighstreet, Klngsland, greengrocer, for the current year of Ib4 millions. The esti- 1,912 cases of cholera and choleraic diarrheas had been Preach, ite. ; French bleary, Dia per dozen ; Beaujolais, las. Ed.; August 27, at 11. mates for 1867 will be made known before the close treated during the week ending Saturday last, or 373 on Macon, 21a. ; Roussillon, Ira fisl • Chablis, Ile ; Hock, 21s. to /Mfrs POPPET?, Oodtimanatreet, Doctors '-e ommon, , licensed Ma. ; and Sparkling Hock and Moselle, 48a a dolls • Cognac e t e . tw or ra. aniatat 27 , et itof the present year. The Finance Minister further an average daily, allowing 100 as the daily average in the Brandy, pale or brown, cols a dozen, bottles Included. Terms Ewes Tom, Oxford, tohaccemist, Auguiam, at 12. Union. The committee granted 150/. and 10 gallons of cash. HENRY watery, Watford, modeller, August 27, at 12. demanded a credit of GO million thalers. He port wine. Thep also granted 50i. and five gal antine paid epee four dorm into the country. Wittaw Otani BRASSIMAR, staying at Inns of Court Hotel, stated that the government was of opinion that the ions of port wine to the Stepney Relief Society. EDWARD BOVBANK and SONS, Distillers and Importers. B r aw n , t a t e teerteeeet In th e ernst . , Auasgu t ustt IT, at 12. Front Bethnal an influential dpittatigin. Meted by Tre Sannaest tendon. Eetablibed 1781 Mina STSrae, Commertiaietreet, opi , sack manuface Maw of Treasury notes would be the moat exile - klr. Bevan, attended before th e d f committee, an asked or turer, August 27, at 1. B 4.RLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention se admirably contrived that a full butt, as well e SAMUEL JOHN WEsTIMTAM, Newland.terrace, Kensington, book seller,August 27, at 1. d e ient means for meeting the expenditure. They a grant had abandoned all idea of negotiating a loan, but towards a fund for the express purpose of relieving the widows and orphans of persons who had died of e •MEA ELLINGWORTIL Rumford, cowkeeper, August 27, at 1. cholera. The whole population of Lethnal-green is esti as smaller casks,, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or CHARLIM JOHN ADAMS, High-street, Bronipton, provision dealer, did not lose sight of the fact that fuller powers for Mated at 108,0110. The duease, they thought , trouble. Its action Is so aupelpable that the sediment of the August 27, at 1. most limpid fluid by no posity can be Mato/bed. Price es., financial purposes might be required, as by the but many were suffering from the bereavement A poor WILLI•M AUGUSTIN NIATHEWS ed , R cross-street, Barbican, en -125., 14a., to suit 41, tie and 18 gallon casks. woman called upon one of the deputation that looming Mutter, August 31, at 11. signature of the armistice Peace had not actually .to ask for assistance. Her husband and one child had BARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. wit,tun TATAM , Bridgeetzeet, Westminster , beerhouse kee No vent-peg required. No more fiat beer or sour wine. August 27, at I. per ' been concluded. I died, and she was left with tire children. The committee like 4s. ed. ; ditto, electroplated, 9e-Apply direct to JAMES HEN Y HoLDEN, Bromley, Middlesex, engineer, August 31, at 11. • made a grant of 200/, to the deputation. Amongst the BASLOW, patentee, 14, King Wilaim.street, Mansion - house . ELIZABETH SiloßT, Davrestry, Shropshire, widow, August 27, at 12. BAVARIA. subscriptions received at the Mansion-house were-Miss See that his name and address are on every article: all (Aber' JOSEPH HuKTON, SARAH HuttroN late SARAH FARMER , W IL- Wasey, per Roberts, Lubbock, and Co., 2001. ; Lord are spurious imitations. Engravings gratis. kartablished 1820. , Liam Emmett, and Jostire Yeeeneit, Birmingham, cut nail MUNICH, A ucus l 14. per core and t 0., 100 i. • aura oar* Dynevor, 11 ' M H and manufactunirs, August 27, at it The prohibition against the export of provisions Co., lotii. ; Sir J. W. Copley, Ban., per Hoare and TAISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHLST, INVENTOR DAVID DROWN and WILLIAM }Moira, timetherlak, Stafferdahire, . Het .1-1 of the CARTE de VISITE, Patent the 27th of November, mana gerof Iron works, August 2 7, at lt JesErn O irt I b ild A t 28to Prussia has been annulled by the Prussians in Co,, • u A er, ugus , b at 11. I A tueeting of the special committee appointed by the MSC 70. 71, 72, BROOK STREET , HANOIiF.R.-SQVARE, and for EDWIN BowsEß S wanse aall the 'districts which they occupy. EIICESTRIAN PORTRAITS at IiEREJKORD LODGE, GLUT- 1 t ' a e er, uguet 24, at 1. I Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, was held Jolts Tyr WILY ' fAMS,Newport,lionmouthah ,grocer,Aug 25,at11. CESTER-ROAD, OLD BROMPTON-ROAD, and la Boulevard des . • • The Ministerial Councillor Lobaatz and Lieu- .at Guildhall yesterday,under the presidency of Mr. Deputy Itsliens, Paris. Mr. DISDEKI lumen BALE 66,000 calms de Jelin beset, St. Marcy , Cornwall, draper, August M, at 111. De Jersey, to consider what further measures should be V I E W S of all the CELEBRITIES of the Do, and PANoitAll IC Jelin BALL SHEPHERD Plymouth, minter , August 24 at 124 tenant-Colonel Weiss have left for Berlin. THOMAS MARTIN MA ' ' ' ' Trlixes, Plymouth, wine merchant, August taken to prevent the outbreak and spread of cholera. Dr. Views. ESTABLISIISIENTS in LONDON, PARIS, MADRID, _ - 24, at 14. Letheby, the medical officer of health, attended the coin. and TOULON, for enlargements up to life size.FRANCE. HENRY CROSLANT, Paddock, Yorkshire , late scribbling miller, !Mare, and eresented a report upon the sanitary condition August 30, at 11. PARIS, Arcree 14. lof the City, which he stated upon the whole was satire TAISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST to Miriam Meanies Lysfaen and Colwyn, Carnarvonshire, tailor, factory, and also a report of an analysis of the metro- H.l -ale I. MAJESTY the SIIMIR.OR NAPOLEON 111. and Atlanta M. at IF. Prince Napoleon set out yesterday for Switzer- ii the IMPERIAL FAMILY; also, to B . I. MAJE S TY the Ell PE- LAWRENCE CATTERALL. NATHAN CATTERALL, and SMITH CAT- land , M. Benedetti, the French ambassador at 1, Do tan waters during the month. In reply to a question e stated tha he unable furnish t was toany reliable ROR of ALL the RUARIAS ;to H. MAJERTY the QUEEN of TERALt. (it. Harwood, tailcoats, cotton spinners, Aug. 24, at 11. SPAIN and Inc ROYAL FAMILY ;to IL MAJESTY the KING iticHARI, ORENFELL, Glanidding, Westmoreland, mining agent, Berlin, will return to his poet on Friday next, information as reganled the progress of choleraic disease of ITALY ;to H. 'MAJESTY the KING of lIOLLAND ;to H. Sept. 4, at 1. within the City during the last three: weeks, because with MAJIaOI the KING of PORTUGAL; to tha IMPERIAL JOHN FRANCIS DRESCHER, Manchester, merchant, Aug. 25, at 01. The Paris even papers state that the Emperor one exception, he had received no returns of sickness ACADEMY of MUSIC ; PHOTOGOAPHER of the PALACE of MIRKY DoULD IRWIN, Manchester, merchant, August 25, at Bt. will go to the camp at Chalons on the 18th inst. The among the poor of the City from the union visitors, in the UNIVERSAL F.XHIBITION of 1855, ire. Magi WASIK'S, Rochdale. saddler, August Sti, at 11. JAMES SI ARKLEW, Rochdale, boutruaker, August 29, at 11. Patric of this evening publishes a telegram from acoordauce with the 4th and sth sections of the Orders in cameos K Dionne, Luton, Beds, iemuet blocker, Aug. 21, at 10. Council of the 21st ult. Doubtless some misunderstand- DISDEItI, PHOTO-PAINTING.-In oil on JAMES Beals Tolland, Itomereetshire, blacksmith, Aug 28. at 11. Constantinople of the llth inst., stating that the ing bad arisen upon the subject. canvas. EDWARD JONKS, Rai h, Elintshire, butcher, August 27, at 10. Porte has resolved to send fresh troops to the iron- 1 'esterday, at the meeting of the St. Pancras JOHN STowEit, ihninater, Soniersetsh., shoemaker, Aug. 27, at 10. Special Cholera Committee, held at the Department of DISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHIE on SILK .- Hi s Jogs Mute Cekheatar, builder, August 2.5. at 111. w tiers of Greece. Half a brigade were to leave on orke Hampstead-road, Mr. W. H. Wyatt in the Ronrier 11511.65. Sunderland, joiner, August ii, at 12. own new process.the 12th inst. for the Gulf of Volo. I chair, Dr. hillier, medical officer of health, reported that Goatee RIDDELL, Sandeelend, p uldican , August 31, at 12. WILLIAM Roes, Derby, wood carver, August ;10, at 12. - ... 'the number of cases of diarrhua. in the parish which had I)ISDERI, PHOTOGRAPHUE EMAIL.-New 30115 KiatatAKE, Derby, baker, August 30, at IT. SPANISH FINAN CE . + come under the notice of himself and the medical inspector process. Maxey MANLEY, Fffeulm. Devonshire, tailor, August 23. at 11. i of the several districts during the week ending the 11th • - :loupe ma'am', Glastonbury. grocer, August 28, at 12. MADRID, AUGUST 14. August had been 2,343 ' • choleraic diarrhna, 82 ; cholera, 3, TAISDERI, NATURAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Jolll4 liIGTWI, Matlock, Derbysh., coal merchant, Aug. 25, at 12. Th e governmen t h ave p a id th e B an k of Spain in a population of 21.10,11M0. This was a vast decree's in Hg Net OLAS ON ;Rey' Wyke Regis, Dorsetshire, clerk in holy di-1 without rctouchlug . Reproductions and Enlargements of orders, August 27, at 11. the sum of twenty million reels on account of the the eases of diarrhou during the previous week, which every kind, reached 3,5.35 ; choleraic diarrhea 21 cholera, The ; 5. ELINH• HARDING, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, fly proprietor, August 27, at 12. debt owing to the bank. Large quantities of deaths during that week had been G from cholera, and 25 D ISDERI. -The Excellent Situation of Mr. JOHN HARWooT, North Leverton, Notts, auctioneer, Aug.2B,st 10 . Madrid from the pro from be' f • bullion tre mg sent to from diarrhaa. The („Toss number of deaths from cholera DISDERIS Studios enables him to OPERATE REGARD Sonia JOUDAS. Th ule tathr. August 1 5 at IL s since the conimeneement of the epidemic in London had LESS of the WEATHER. HENRY WooIsROFEE Attie, Brandon, Norfolk, late farm bailiff, vines.. j been 26. A communication was read from the New River Monist 30, at 11. GEORGE W•KILIII TIISDERI.-NOTICE.-By a new process of Mr. , • Rageley, Magi irdsh. , cordwainer. Aug 28, at 11 .10 I Company, in reply to au application, stating in seam •HARLES SLEEMAN iIAwKiNGs, Deviesport, baker , Aug. 24, at . AMERICA. 1 where it was reported that unscrupulous landlords _w-e DISDERI'S the " PORTRAITS CARTBS DE VIBITE'' are SAmt - Ei Toutxy, Kerns Montirouveryebire, Mb', Aug. es, at 11. in poor districts would not give the inmates of their enlarged on Canvas to any size. The public can thus obtain • WILLIAM ' , Middleebreugh, Yorkirire, cabinet maker, (BY ATLANTIC TFJ-EGRAPH.) I i houses proper receptacles for water, they hall turned on PtioroGßAl'illt: DRAWING, by means of which skilful artists August 29, at IL NEW YORK, AUGUST 13, EVENING, ' extra supplies on Sunday, end they cheerfully accorded in attached to the Main can, on simple Indications, such as the LAST EXAMINATIONS colour of the I...mplexinn, the eyes and the hair, obtaiu a spies- Nov. 2. 1) N. lather, Clarence-mad, Kentish-tows. comedian- • the proposal of the committee, and would supply water Gold, 3.491. Exchange on London, 160. Illinois, , did and truthful OIL PAINTING.free uf charge tu stand poets erected in various parte of the Oct. 8. C. Wake, Aston-juste provision dealer- uli ; Erie, eat • aog , 5.20 United States Bonds, 1014. Mr. DISDERUS new proceas Is valuable In this respect , that It Nov. 7. ('. Harrimni, Leek, general hardware dealer - Augur 27. pariah, providing they were fitted with prevention of waste avoids the tediousness o f long dui p . and also r e els to the C. Calrus. atainilee, Monmouthshire, wine merchant Sept. 11. ilifidalat. Uplands, $4. . apparatus. A vote of thanks to the New River Company charms of oil painUng the great advantages of the truthf (anise W. 11. Shipway, Bristol, corn dealer-Sept. 11. H. IL Sayer. I was adopted. Disinfectants were ordered to be furnished and accuracy of PhotoiraPhY. Bristol, corn dealer- Sept. 10. C. Palmer, Bath, coal merchant- , for the oemetery at Finehley, and on behalf of the burial SA LOONS and Studios, 70, 71, 12, Brook-street, Hanover-square ; Sept. 10. W. H. Green. Gloucester, stockbroker-Sept 10. E A. EXECUTION AT JERSEY. I board, an important euggestion wiesinade, viz. that under arid for Equestrian Portraits at Hereford Lodge, Gloucester-road, atieire and J. Thome., Cadoxton - justs - Nestb and Llansam let, Old Brompton-road. Ohnrgaushire, colliery proprietors-Sept. 3. J. Thomas. Perth- --. o I takers should he supple with Calvert's cari ' who acid to easel.Glamorganetine, Kremer-Sept 3. A. Morgan, Cardiff, boot- ST. HELLER'S, SATURDAY. sprinkle in and over coffins and hearses and in furimal car- EN GRAV I N G on WOO D. maser---sept. 3. T. Broadbeut, Cheltenham, tobaccuniste-Sept.. The last dread penalty of the law was carried riages, more especially in those cases where the hearse and Every description of PICTORIAL WORK for Publishers. 24. It. Davis, Cardiff, clothier-Sept. 25. J. Church, Leckluunp• into ezamillion this morning on the unto/Wooed , French- eeasb are combined. A variety of other sanitary matter • Printers, and Advertise , ' supplied at moderate charges by J. F. too, Oloticeseershire, builder-Rept 25. T. D. Meyler, Haverferd- man, Franco • B ra dley, age d z 2, conv i c t e d were adopted, and it was recommended that a committee rs yr iout, alia s nt NASH, 114, Strand, London.-Specimen Bookend Seale of Prices west. cliemist-aept. 4. W. Joan, Chapel-hill, Monmouthshire, sent free by return of pest. bootinaker-Oct. 1. 11. Hingston, Llskeard, Cornwall, attorney- should be formed and sin application be made to the Lord of the crime of murdering Esther Le Brun, a single woman • Oct. 1. Jane How, Brannton. Devonshire. spinster-set aJ.Fof 60 years of age, at the parieh of St. Peter, in the i s l an d Mayer for an appropriation of A portion of the City fund ZOPI S S A, ENCAUSTIC, and IRON Templer, Shallots, Devonshire, late captain in her Majesty's of Jersey, on the 3rd of May last. 'The criminal , after un- to supply the very wretched poor with food, and especially Iniliau Army-Oct. 1. R. S. Wayne, Great Malvern, Worcester- successfully endeavouring to obtain an antrunoe ' by the meat. As a proof of the vigilance of the medical inspectors, CEMENTS -An F,XIIIBITION, illintrating the purpoees shire, sheep fanner-August 31. I' . la Blackburn, Rasbellffe.near of hia cottage, broke bole in the t hatched it was reported that Mr. l'. C. Claremont visited 2eB fami to which &Maas, in various forms and combinations, may he Huddersfield , cloth miller-August 31. W. Moore. South Eaton , window . victim ' s a usefully applied to eteue, brick, cement, iron, Dudley paper, near Middlesborough, and Brottom near Guist,. I woug 1, grocer- roof and gained access to her bedroom, where he strangled lies last Thursday , and detected 43 cues .of diarrhoea and and other materials, will be OI'EN ou and after THURSDAY, Autru,t 31. C. Exley , Wakefield, corn factor - August 31 J liar- her upon her bed. Though his object a - as robbery, i •t some few of cholera. the 10th iustant, at the Alhion Works, Wellington-mart Batter - show and W. Fletcher, Leeds, woollen inanufseturers-Autr us t3l . did not appear that he had removed anything„. though At a meeting of the guardians of the East London Union, sea-bridge. cards to view slay be obtained on application to J. R. Humphries, York, plumber - Sept. le W. Goodwin, Lincoln, the premises were entirely ransacked. The only yesterday, several gentlemen expreaed their great gratifi- Sir. N. C. aZERELMS:Y, at the Works es above. licensee victualler-Sept. 19. T. Croft, Gainsborough, builder- I article missing was an old silver spoon that the cation at the decrease of cholera cases which had taken' Sept. IS. Mary Robinson, Kingston-upon-Hell, pawnbroker- . deceased was in the habit of daily using. From place in the union, and highly complimented the medical CONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of Sept 19. 0. W. C. White, Lincohs commercial traveller-August adviser, Mr. 8111111"mM, upon his mode of treatment and care the tune of his con vi c ti o n, four weeks ago, the Ronne, to form two settees and two easy chairs, a great 31. KH. Tara, Liverpool, druggist-Augnet 31. T. Barrett, iinprovement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. FILM ER Little Lever and Faniworth, Lancashire. late cotton spinner- , --- . . . wretched man showed the utmost ' callousness and indiffer- in attending upon the sick persons under his charge. At and SON , Easy Chair and Bola Manufacturers, 31, 32. and 28, whic h h e p laced . Augest e. 9 J. i rankle's Manchester, commission agent-August mice to the awful situation in was He a meeting of the hoard of guardians of the City of London, Berners-street, Oxford-stmet, and 34 and 35, Charlesetreet, Ox- 30. W. Viekers..larrow, Durham, joiner • August3e. Alice Arm- . was ! m ho carefully waited upon by the chaplain of the also held yesterday, several members of the board spoke in ford-street. W. An Illustrated priced list ham on application. strong, Neweastleupon-Tyne. licensed victualler-August 30. E. i gaol, the Rev. Mr. Leuimiere, and theitev. Mr. Volckerych, congratulatory terms of the decrease of cholera and H. Usher, Durham, coach blinder-Sept. 21. W. Thornton, Dews- Roman catholic priest, the latter of whom was must rode- diarrhea,' which had taken place in the workhouse. F I E LD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING bur' "0.1 . : w lco a r , L i s i htre te l r ieerh k o l lisllceeler ts -A t ugust ebSillit Yor kshir e, _ fatigable in his endeavours to awaken the miserable man A very considerable abatement in the severig ee ll e the CANDLES. fr om Is. per lb. upwards. in all sizes. Fields farmer-August 30. J. Parker, Liverpeot commission merchant- •to a state of thoughtfulnese. All, however, was unavailing. cholera was reported yesterday throughout the nd. Prize Medal Paraente Candles tthe Original, , L. Sd. per lb. August 30 FL Massam, Liverpool, blacksmith -- August 30. J. , Though he seemed to listen with attention to the instrue- Only two deathe took 151 . 50 e ill the London Hospital in the ! D B. JOHNSTONE and Co., of 109 to 112 • Edgware-road, having PURCHASED the entire admissions were re aorded during the sans period for Ihilme. Lancashire , plineber_ekr. 25. 1•. e. Rock . me mo clerk than he made both them and their labours a subject of ridi- live ' to a law eta Ft. 25. T. Banks, linlme. SUrgColl'S assistant STOCK -Oct.ot 2.5. Ft. I). Crackles, Hulse and Manchester, broker- Oet. cule. Great efforts were made by some of the French reel- cholera. Six sufferers from di:wettest were brought in, ' showing, for the first time, a reduction of the more fatal of Mr. WILLIAM HOLLAND, draper, silk mercer, .tc.. of 117. 25. a Pickup, Rubor. weeper-Oct. 25. G. Guldbere Cheat . dents to procure a pardon for the wretched criminal ;but, . . 99, and 101, Newington-causeway, amounting to 12,177, at a Lancashire, commercial traveller-August 27. H. L. Allen, I so strong was the feeling against him, and so justly was he cases to lean than one-half the total admiseioru. The re -99, of 3a per cent. oft the coat or manufacturers' prices for Derby, beerhowie keeper-august 27. I'. IL Lees, Derby, book- i considered worthy of death, that the petition received only cuveries were also in excess of the deaths, being seven in immediate each , have arranged to SELL it OFF on their own all- three from cholera and four from dierrh.ea. The out premises keeper-Anguet 27. J. Hanson, Derby, g rocer-Au g ust ..,.-,. 3. i about 300 signatures, and failed to induce Mr. Walpole to I,ti MONDAY neat, 20th August, and following days. Massey. Cubley, Derbyshire, fanner-August 27. J. ilembrilltrerecommend her M • toextend her clemency to the Patients were only 180 in number. The to in the hose Majesty The Telgware.road Station on the Metropolitan Railway its con- Derby, licensed victualler-August 27. W. Rentiett Rose-bill, ' • &!tal at present is still very high however, being 1.12. neetien with the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway is within Derbyshire, Isle r-August 27. T. L. Irons Den. last condemned man. The execution took place this inorniug , 2"in the cholera wards of $ Throe are now - patients a few yards of U. B Johnstone and Co.'s remised : also within maker-August 27. T. !deaths Alvaaton, Derbyshire , Y ' , stone at 8 o'clock, in the pretence of an estimated number of a five minutes' walk of the Great Western Railway.d of these 10 are convalescent. mason -Au g ust 27. W. R. Ault. Derby, railway labourer-Au. 15,000 persons. The scaffold eau erected on the gaol wall, George's, an . Doors open at 10 o'clock, rinse at 8. Close on Saturdays at 2. gust 27. J. Heath, Derby, dyer -•August 30. J.W.Eletcher,SheMeld, facing Newgate-street, that street and the adjoining one- A alight increase of cholera in the neighbourhood oft he conimerchil traveller-Oct 11. O. Pugh, Ilanover Upper, Men- Patriotic-street-being divided into pens by hie erection of Themes and docks has led the authorities to inc sue CH ARLES MEEKING and Co. will SELL mout bshire, beerhouse keeper-Oct 10. J. Keay, Pelsall , stat- s t rong barriers, to prevent the surging of the crowd and the their precautionary measures. The committee of (WE immediately the whole of their STOCK of sit,Ke, forilehire, mill furnaceman-Sept. eS. Park/muse, Broadwinser, consequent injury that might be feared. Gallows-hill (the management of the Seanien • e Hospital Society on Monday drapery, linens. stresses, shawls, mantles, haberdieihery, k i s, Dometshire, wheelwright -Sept. a Mary Ann Bell, Honiten. De- commenced, under the supervision of their surgeon, Dr. 1 where executions took place in former years), which the corporation requiring possession of their premises by the vonshire - Sept. 18 J. Foster. Hastings, fruiterer-Aueust 24. J. li ace Hooke a s item of ehipao-ship visitation on the Thames Ist September nest for the Holborn hill alteratlous. 51. Hays, Myth, Northumberland, boot maker - Oct. 20. W. IL commanded a good view of the dreadful wane, was crowded ')- d W lwich. It • 62, Holborn-hill, next St. Andrew's Church. Wescott. Truro. bootmaker-August 28 G. Lambkin, Newcastle- with spectators, man y e. provided with telescopes and opera- between London - bridge an oo is proposed to upon-Tyne. engineer-August 31. H. Armistead, Wheatley and glasses. Theerimi was attended by hisspiritual adviser include the City Canal, the Regent's Canal, and, if GENTLEMEN'S practi- DRESS. - Gentlemen who ' North(wran, Yorkshire, manufacturer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND/I. cable, the Cominercial Dock in this ins Lion. The latter during the whole of Friday night, and until 2 o'clock this Poc still continues to contribute a large proportion of the cases require good and fashionable DRESS, and to nut m i a when he lay down to rest and rose at 6 o'clock. He CHARLES DRDIsH. Branstone, Staffordshire, farmer -Ist dividend • orw-w e' ' • receive d at the hospital ship, and the locality of other mind paying a fair price, son depend on the best materials and of ss. etil, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. I refused to take any breakfast, and assumed a jaunty air, latest style at Sunni, WoOrron, Coventry. watch manufacturer-Ist dividend which be maintained for ■sonic time, i ndicates a very defective sanit ary condition of the and then buret into cases HAMILTON and KIMPTONS, 105, STRAND. of ea 115 d., any Thursday, at Khmear's, Birmingham. I tears. Half an hour before the fatal hour he resumed his upper and lower poo particularly off the well-known N. B. The Trouserinp are of patterns and textures that Gannet Jaap_s FOSTER, Averhana Nottinghamshire, fanner-lst dividend . old stele of conduct, and said he would mount the sca ff old landing-place called Stone-stairs, where colliers and other be excelled. of 2s. 3d. August 13, and three subsegaeut Mondays, " as if he were going to his marriage ceremony. In • few small craft are moored in tiers of two or three deep. The 105, Strand, opposite Exeter - ball. Harris's, Nottingham. hi e t onea g ain altered , an d h e ma de a Belleiale cholera ship, moored off Greenwich, up to Mon minutes, however, . .. WILLIAM STONE 'Milner), Pladbery, Worcestershfre, farmer- I day had received 33 eases, of which 14 terminated fatally, O FREEMASONS.-See the BUILDER of Ist dividend of Is o l d., any Thursday, at Harris's, Nottingham. most Piteous exhibition weep i ng and groaning lamentably, '• a . • but the Dreadnought authorities in charge of the ship re f.FRI DAY, 4d., by poet 541., for fine View and Plan of the WILLIAM GRAHAM. Ainstable, Cumberland. fanner - let dividend crying out, ' and e d marked that none of them came from continental ports, New Ereeniasons'-hall, London.-1, York-street, W., and all of Si. yid, any Saturday, at Laidiumes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne I visibly affected by the scene. The wretch man was so peva but, without exceptioe, from coasting vessels or barges in newsmen. DIVIDENDS. I trate that it .as feared he would have to be carried up to the Nov. 7. If. R. Towers, Charles-street, St. John's-worel, cow- scaffold. A glass of brandy was given him, and this nerved the river or docks. PROFESSOR WES'I'MACOTT on WEST- k eeper-- S ep t . 4. C. Bowman , J. Y. Bow - man, and C J East, Le- him for the (treed journey, which he then took, the district comprising the i rrishes of Greenwich and though with In .. of matestrect. Goodman'atlelds, sugar rellners-Sept. 4. %.. North, ~ _St. Paul and St. Nicholas Dep urd, the number fatal very dead ■ sten oconananied the baseman on the MINSTER ABBEY MONUMENTS In the BUILDER of Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk, carpenter-Sept. 4. A. Bugler, Devon- . m • ''' -- the --._ f -- b y cases of cholera up to the present time has been 45. The FRIDAY ; also many Important and Interesting articles. shireterrace, Notting-hill, and Buglere-whart Shepherds-bush, ' the other. On one side, and e deputy viscount on most en rgetic measures of a sanitary nature have been • • coal merchant--Sept 4. JH. Schroder, Tonbsidge, Kent, fire reaching the scaffold the rope was adjusted, the cap drawn WHITEHALL, Auorwr 13.-The Queen has been en d life Insurance agent-Sept 4. R. Bern, Osicham, chemist- over his bead the bolt withdrawn , and in a minute theb e the rd of Works. token y The Nankin, one of her Majesty's ships lying in ordinary Sept.s 4. W. H Blanit Fordham, Cambridgeshire, nurseryman- unfortunate eTriminal bad ceased to exist. He • led • perms in pleased to present the Rev. Charles Findlater Stevenson Sept 4. J. Smith, Brighton, stationer-Sept. 4. J. Blades, Hop- • proclaiming his innocence to the last, even I 1 f ter having • in the Medway', has been ordered to be fitted up as • cho to the church and parish of Barry, in the presbytery of land rnad, Brixton, superannuated gove rnm ent clerk -Sept 4.h is lent ship, to be moored just below Gravesend. wed toe sig n of the cross, the last attention front Arbroath and county of Forfar, vacant by the resignation O. Pollard, Exalters's Kent, and Walbruok, City, paper maker- After h • about hour, the boil Two more deaths are reported from cholera in the of the the Rev. Robert Home.-Gazette. -Oct. IS. N. D. Morris, Hereford, hop merchant-August 23. .1. j spiritual advise r. anging . an y derafleid Union. One diedafter about 24 hours' illneu, and Wills and W. M . Wills, Liverpool. merchants-August 2.5. M. Y. I was cut down, and buried within the precincts of the WHITEHALL, AUGUST 13. -The Queen has been the other was ill 21 hours. elquhoun, Liverpool, printer-Au g ust 30. W. Rohl:woo, Amble- I risen. The assembly, which was of an exceedingly or pleased to appoint the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., to be able, Westmoreland, loiner-Augnst 24. J. E. Weeks, Devon• derby character , immediately dispersed. The executioner The authorities of Exeter will now be called upon to re professor of modern history in the University of Oxford, port, coach builder-August 24. CJ. T. Shovel, Plymouth, ear- ' nee Smith, of udley, who performed his dread task in double the sanitary precautions they have lately taken, .as in the room of Goldwin Smith, Freq., M.A., resigned.- pester-August M. J. Ills, Pia-restock. Devonshire, licensed vie- . t he most satisfactory manner, and received the n i a . cholera has Made its appearance in that city. At a special Gazette. tualler-August 24. J. Rolnichky, Plymouth, general dealer- • . • is , • w r i h as meeting of the corporation of the poor, on Monday, the This the first execution t August 24. E. R . Debnam, Plymouth, bootmaker-August ^4. W. ' Dons of the officials.clerk reported the death from cholera of a young married CRYSTAL PALACE.-At the ballad concert this Barmbell, Plymouth, butcher-August TT. E. Hannan, West . taken place in Jersey during the last 29 years. afternoon, Mr. Sims Reeves, Miss Edmonds, Madame Pa- Mailing, gent, pork butcher. i `WIMCIAII, named Backaller, which occurred late on Saturday reps, Mr. Weiss, and solo-cornet Mr. Levy will appear. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con- night, in Ewing's-lane, the body being interred on the fol- The concert will commence et five o'clock. Woodin will troy on or before the day of voeeting. WORK OF THE DIVORCE COURT.-In the year lowing day. doubt that Asiatic cholera has give his entertainment " Baden-Baden," Ethanlo will August Si. R. Hargrave, Leeds and Bradford, worsted stuff 18rs'i, 256 causes were tried in the Divorce Court-53 before There is no longer any on perform, and the band of the Coldstream Guards will mare-Mut a jury, and 203 before the Judge-Ordinary, on oral evidence shown itself in Halfwit. Three cases oc curr ed , . Monda y, play during the day. The gardens of Rockhills will PARTNERSHIPS DISBOLVED. wh ich proved fatal after twelve hours sickness, and one of ' but without a ury. This is a large increase ever former W. Jennings, sere W. Jennings, jun aid ~ R. T. Jenni ngs, the t Its sere anticipated. be thrown open, and the palace will be illuminated for Stafford, wholesale and retail shoe manufacturers, so far as years. In 1804 the number was only 191. But the in- in the other two case* wore resu lts promenade until nine o'clock. meanie W. Jennings, sets -T. Slaw and K Hirst, Almondbury, cream appears to have been caused by reduction of arrears Information has reached North Shields that Captain steamer THE LOST MONARCH OF THE SEAS .- Yesterday Yorkshire, woollen cloth i t uutufactsuers-g. Deaeoes, I. Tan- on the cause list, rather than by • greater number of appli- William Willoughby, master of the scre w , Blo nde, Admiral Halsted, of Lloyd's, received letters from the D Pir et l!U sad . O A. P t 7 I. b I)I . f l iall edz aad iro kr brunde Dod dillil far i al-laiiretfmds O. cations, for the number of petitions filed for dissolution and one of his crew, had died of cholera in the hospital, The sloo p Emma, Captain Tula. Admiralty which throw some little light m the fate of the ,00echaota- w. vatic and W . H. Booth , ee e Li w f anv i l maaa . .of marriage, which averaged annually 21.3 in the years Kara, Island, Sweden. has arrived it Sunderland, ha • missing emigrant ship the Monarch of the Seas, which has facturers-T Burton and A. Burton, Manchester. bakers-G. • 1859-63, and was 231 in 1864, was only 222 in 1865 ; and the per, of Portsmouth, hi._ rt she left en Tuesday not else been heard of since she left Liverpool for New Law and 0 . Eitson, Tralsiger- mad, Greenwich. building material petitions for judicial separation, which averaged 56 in hist sailed from Sandwich, w hpo li. l eft hug ter and York on the 19th of March with 738 souls on board. dealers-J. W. Unerin and C. Leathall, Sheffield , corn dealers- 1859-KT. and were 66 in 1864, were but 62 in 1865. At the last, having on board the captain. u' a a ged 17, beeeme According to this correspondence a bottle was found fl oat- J. Harvey (executor of J. Harvey, ate., deceased) and C. A. Lose end of the year this court had been in existence for eight three eons. On Wednesday the daughter , ._ 8 ___ _ _ O4 ing alongside Davenport Dockyard on the 30th of June. It , .t _,_ 'alb Sbefileld m ° J, Cleminson and G. Craven. Wort- „ e „.. my i ...shire. ' ellgincene - J. L Saunders and T. H. Se s---' spas la . 0 ymour that time 1,467 judgments had been given, ill of cholera, and died on ay night. The eld Tupper, aged 30, was also attacked with averaging 183 • year ; but for some reason or other the re- son, Charles got into the hands of a boy belonging to the Scotia tug, and tWisbeach Sack Com yeWbbeach,Cambridgeshire-S. Deacon remained unopened until the middle of July. A slip of and J. Dutton, Mg, i engineers-H. George and H . Kern, . gistiar, year by year, omits to strata how many of the judg- cholera. Ou the Dori - tl b order of the hex paper was then found inside , upon which was written :- Robert's -place, Dover-road , Iders-J. Purnell and J. Joyce, meets mant the prayer of the petitioner to be loosed from the North Sands, but subsequen y, y . boar-meter, was removed to the south side of the water, " Monarch of the Seas-Left Liverpool on the 19th of Poole, merchants-T. Evans and K Jones, Denbigh, 00AI user. the bond. March-2. May-No wind-Short of provision', and no chants-r" S. SVilliawis sad 3. Ang el , Swansea , (flawm F an ' hire . I MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.-The train which should opposite the Comodesioners'aluay, at the entrance to the water-dismarted in • gale. 3rd April, lat. 25.20 N., long ship and . ers-J Walnisley and .G. Pitman, Well-street Cep- • ' ' have left Perth on Friday at 1 o'clock did not get away South • beeq tl ed to the Dock The Noe was su urn y mown • ',legate, and Coventry, trimmins manufacturers-A. Jacob and 'he of h daughter was interred yes body t e 47.8 W. (Signed) Wai Johnson. Peasener." The g.. T. ' w e e, g a n e b to . retree t , - fy alworth, bakers-James Han- I till half-past 2, and reached Dava safely. There it was hee nt rel, an o d ulderable our . , has been excited that the lettere from the Admiralty to Lloyd's were to inform the worth. Jonathan Llanworth, and 0. Hauwortli, South Stockton, ' stopped by two platelayen who bad discovered, in to J 1 . C have been allowed to come into the harbour committee that this handwriting had been identified by Teetotal», timber merchants, so far as regards James Han- ' making their way to the station, that the Dave, a tribu- vase should board. the mother of the passenger who signed the paper. worth-B. Blakeley and J. Oidrogd, Dewsbury. Yorkshire . i tare of the Findhorn, owing to the very heavy rains, had with the disease on BURSTING or • NEW Rives Marc.-Yesterday worsted 51"""-Ii. B. Norris and ' Norris, lux ' ' Westb°Urne- ' washed right through the railway. Ow the tnin haing I grove, Bayswater, bakers-O. Townley and H. 0. Roberts, Kent. I morning, about 11 o'clock, the large New River main which bili Town-road. Wine merchants - C. Locke. C Crosier. and C.B. , stopped e stationmaster proceeded to the ta al- TESTIMONIAL TO THe Rev. D. A. DOUDNEY.-A rims along . the City-road bunt, and the cellars of the Edwards , Pridayetreet,London. warebotuensen-W. leach and . amine the damage, when it was found that 2 e r et yards el - Odle meeting was held last evening at the London Tavern, adjacent booms were completely inundated . In a few W. H. linntax • U s "' " 8 " amallaata-4. it. Wills and T. W. ! the line were washed away, and the water flowing 9 feet Ica the purpose of presenting to the Rev. D. A. Dondney • minutes the water over the road was some feet deep, and a Archer. Gresham-street, Middlesex, accountants-J. B. Drees. ' d e ep, After a stay of five boars is an inoseeslit eaUt - Ind ' . te . aimoa i i d esa t i mep i ece an d a pined 400 nora o t ergo.._ B. Hartley and° Kinloch Churcb Lancashire , oil merchants , i piece of the roadway several yards square was blown out ai ; fa , aa ' o . leeika i_g .. F. ' it reetwition a hi s „ sw i m t o th e m ew ot Clerisdleatty, rag ids 'gimp end W. J. Haat by the for, of the water. At the cameo t theacaident a hone I mi, C m ill, a i ne t . c i ty. t al on. Invarnese, and the passengers wers aam'arred, - sad Pre' . • o f the Gospel .Mansuisie and author at seveta as editor and cart and two roes passing Oyer the IIP:Ot fall into the 00tercE SEQUEBTRATIOIIB. coed, to their destinatitm, arriving at 3 o'lllO6A in tbe relieve us publications' hole made. The two men were slightly injured, the cart JAMB Nana and ALBLAND4III DMUS, Glasgow , oomnaleilea morning instead et 7la the evening. Had the et a.. - - The R e v. G. R. Harding, whose name wan freely: Was smashed l__ and the horse so Wand that it was found merchants,Auguat ii , at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. not stopped the train the lees of life would been timed is sonmeition with the affairs et tie Hind ineeesary to it out with ropes. F ur th er acc id ent , VCGEI CRIELCL•RIt, Cupgr-Yde, merchant. August 22., to make at the I dreadful, Salt Was proceeding at high_ ward Rs M ti _t erd wthell, has era i sno d eb e e i eenee a ge.. yews. anal Hotel. Papar i = ao.4 sad. smite. Vl* • ' were presen ted a Tuge dorm not being placed over otmee „,...e emee, ... eke * Await at at mee ..l loot time. PAPAW Edward of HazieWeinter _ _ _ . d Wandaworth, and it has been confetrta neat the key. the hole. After the lapse of about an hoar the sir 1 PP-1 ! cur's Adelphl Hote , Aberdeen. I Duke of Richmond, and seveial other noblemen an Edward William 'Tanner Cleave, D.D., of Worcester was turned off from the mains, and the Work of destrue- Joffe CLARE DCRCAII. Stirling, millinery warehouseman, August - gentlemen were in the train going north for the shooting. College, Oxford, formerly vicar of Collunipean. lima stopped. to, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow, -tosissese. CHOLERA. THE RE FORM .a On Monday evening a ref , at the Guildhall, Bath, under . Working Men's Reform Association. held in the banqueting ch - by an audience belonging chi A general meeting of th Association wee held last evening a. ,e Brought _ hall, Fleet-street ; Mr. George Potter in the chair. 'l ll ll 3 . wee a large attendance of meruburs. The chairman, in opening the proceedings, said the association had ppd reason to feel proud of the success which lied attended Ma Guildhall meeting on Wednesday evening last, in which, it bad takes so conspicuous a part. Much of that moms ba4 been brought about by the admirable arrangements madb by Mr. Saunders, the cciairman of the City LandsCoimuittee, to whom, in the name of the association, he tendered ibis best thanks. It is intended to hold an open air meeting, on Monday, in the Beckley Brook Fields. R . , to take into consideranon the present aspect reform question, sad the recent events which have occurred in London, in reference to the right of assembly in public places. The meeting will be held under the suspioes of the Reform League, and arrangements will be to include the workmen of Staffordshire and the surrounding district, as well as of Birmingham. Mr. Beales, the president, and other members of the council of the league, will most likely be present. It is also in contemplation to hold an evening meeting, or soiree, in the Birmingham Town-inill. On Monday night an open-airmeetitg was heM at Oakengates, Shropshire, for the purpose of eliciting an expression of opinion on the question of reform, which has nut hitherto been publicly discussed in Shropshire. The chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. Marriott, Oskengates, end there were upwards of a thousand persons present, many of whom had travelled from sonic distance to attend the meeting. A letter was read from Mr. IL Jasper More, M.P., who had been invited to be present, in which that gentleman, while expressing his concurrence with the object of the meeting , and his wishes for its success, respectfully declined the invitation, as the gathering was not one of his own constituency. Mr. W. Wright, Vice-President of the Birmingham Reform League, attended as a deputation from that body. Mr. Powell, of Ironbridge, moved the following resolution :—" That this meeting expresses ite confidence in the late government, and its gratitude to Earl Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and their colleapee, for the energy displayed 111 their etlorta to carry the Reform Bill, and pledges itself to use every legitimate means to displace a ministry that does not introduce and faithfully endeavour to carry a bill for the large extension of the franchise." This resolution was carried by acchunation, as was • se cond, deprecating the interference of the jx,lice in the Hyde-park meeting. A vote of thanks to the chairman brought the proceedings to a close, and the meeting quietly separated. On Monday night a reform meeting was held at the Temperance-hall, Wolverhampton.street, Dudley, the Rev. David Evans presiding. ‘e. r:r .;V:.-i: );^. lIF. J R • , ~--. - 77 - ',"7 I ... -., , . - --- \-7 1 / 4 .-1 , -L-:-... SS AM d.X3 . .- ; t • t . 4 i i 1 1 - • (TWOPENCE < \ 1 M AGITATION. —4-- s reform meeting was held , oder the anwpioee of the Bath ,moeiation. The meeting was chamber, which was crowded chiefly to the industrial clam, ' i the London Working Men% ',ening at the Brougham Dining- orge Potter in the chair. Then/ of merubcrs. The chairman, in 1 said the association had re THE PUBLIC HEALTH. The Registrar-General's weekly return of births and deaths in London and in 12 other large towns of the United Kingdom, states that in the week that ended on Saturday, August 11, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns t,f the United Kingdom were 4,173 ; and the deaths registered 4,059. The annual rate of mortality was 38 per 1,000 nemesis living. In London the births of 1,021 boys and 9:A) girls, in all 1,971 children, were registered in the week. In the cor responding weeks of ten yeers 1856-55 the average number, corrected fur increase of population, was 1,915. The deaths registered in London during the week were 2,299. It was the thirty-second week of the year ; and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,366. The deaths in the present return exceed the estimated number by 933. The weekly deaths arc declining. 2,Z)9 deaths were registered last week ; 2,661 in the work preceding. The deaths are Ism by 52 daily than they were in the previous weak ; and the whole of the decrement is accounted for by the fall of the deaths I y cholera and diarrheas from 1,44i7 to 1,045.. Of cholera 781, of iliartheee 21.4 persona died last week; of both forum of disease 1,04. ; which is less than the numbers in the previous week by 302, thus distri; buted in respect of ages : under 20 the decrease of chil dren's deaths is ;at 20-411 the decrease is SO; at 40--60 it is 42 ; at lio--eU it le 16. ' of old people of 60 and upwards the deaths have increased by 4. The decrease in the mor tardy of children I. gratifying evidence of the good effects of increased care for their lives. As the east districts wore devastated to the greatest extent, they last week expoienced the greatest relief ; the deaths in them from the epidemic, including diarrhea and cholera, fell from 1,041 to 774, and the decline is observable in each of the districts. 10,rees peptone have died in London during the last five weeks- -a number exceeding the competed average by 4,213. Within the five weeks 3,116 persons died of cholera, 1,338 of iliarrbes. The mortality in the west districts was at the annual rate of 24, in the east die. triets at the rate of 82 per 1,000 inhabitants. In the west districts 2'25, in the cast districts 3,1/42 persons died of cholera and diarrhea ; the estimated population being respectively 511,25 e and 6e7,..145. To facilitate the inquiry into the causes, and to sup piinformation to those who are engaged in eimibating the dernic, the particular' of edery death in London are now published daily ' • all the deaths for instance re g istered on Menday in the districts of London from Fennell to Woolwich can be procured on Tuesday evening, by scieutifie men, at the Queen's printers. The deaths registered from cholera% the east districts during the seven days of the week were Zei on Sunday and Monday, 114 on Tues day • 90, 96, 71, and 78 on the four following days ; in all London on the seine days, 249, 130, 199, 114, 85, 94. No . greeter mistake could be made than to relax the efforts for combating the &ease, or fee relieving the distress which it has already wrought. The water companies, Dri. Frs.nkland has suggested, should filter their supplies through animal charcoal ,• and the suggestion is well worthy of the consideration of their singuseass at this tame, when the waters of no shallow welhemia be used without risk. In epidemic districts the , tratlir butts should be emptied, disiefeeeed, and refilled. ' • *" The annual rate of mortality leetwock was 39 per 1,000 in London, 19 in Edinburgh, and 21 iii Dublin ; 20 in Bristol, 23 in Birmingham, 32 in Manchester, 28 in Salford, 26 in fihelßold, 31 in Leeds, t 2 in Hull, Xi ib Newcastle upon-Tyne, and 26 in Glasgow. The return from Liver pool bas not come to hand. The ride in Vienna was 35 per 1,000 during the week ending the 2 4 th nit, when the mean temperature was 2.6 deg. Fahrenheit higher than in , the same week in London, where the rate was 44 per 1,000. At the Royal Obeervetory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29.561 in. The hero metrical reading increased from 29.2.'1 in. on Tuesday to 29.96 in. on Saturday. The mean temperature of the air in the week was 57.7 deg., which is 4.4 deg. below the • average of the came week in 50 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisber). The highest day temperature as 70.0 deg. on Tuesday. The lowest Met temperature was 48.2 deg. on Friday said Saturday. The entire range of temperature in the week was, therefore, 21.8 deg. The mean of the highest temperatures of the water of the Th.anies was 60.7 deg. ; that of the lowest was 59.6 deg. The differense between the mean dew-point temperature and air tempers ture was 8.1 deg. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 75 complete saturation being represented by 100 . Rain fe ll to the amount of 0.59 in. • THE FAILUSEri IN THE BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT. A petition has been filed in the Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy, ou behalf of Mears. Da v i d and William Brown, late ly carrying on business in partnership, as iron and gun-barrel manufacturers, at the London Works, and Victoria Works, Stnetbwick. Mr. Griffin is the acting solicitor, on behalf of Mr. R. Docker. The bankruptcy, it is said, has been occasioned by a breach of contract, arising out of some undertakings with America during the late war. A special commies:on has been sent out to America to examine witnesses ; but until a report is. made, no reliance must be placed on the sums mentioned as being at issue. The committee appointed at the recent meeting of creditors of the Longton Bank attended again at the Crown and Anchor Inn, on Saturday, accompanied. by Messrs. Reary and Son, solicitors, for the purpose of receiving proofs of debts of those creditors who approved of the proposal for the appointment of Mr. J If. Goddard as • one of tie assignees. A large Lumber of creditors put in. proofs of debts, and the number who have now entrusted their claims to the committee is over a hundred,. and represent debts to the amount of about 10,0001. A largely attended meeting of the creditors of Mr. W.. Bates, of the Ravensdale Ironworks, Tunstall, wee held at the Hallway Hotel, Stoke-on-Trent, yesterday afternoon. • A hastily prepared balance.sbeet was laid before the meet ing, and it appeared that the debts secured amounted to 57,0001., mad the debts unsecured to 47,00 d. A com mittee, consisting of six creditors, was me ther investigate the affairs of the estat., - best arrangements for the benefit of credit meeting was adjourned to Wednesday fort regankto the probable dividend, the general meeting was that the sale of the works ws mono then the charges upon them, in would be only some 20,004. of meets to .. unsecured liabilities. It is probable, therefe deed of about 10e. in the pound may be paid I —Birmingham Daffy Post. IDESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PLYMOUTH. . morning a fire occurred on the premise. of in the lavisteek.road, Plymouth, resulting tinsel is large amount of property, at pr to be worth 20,004. The emus of this Ord, which with the buildings counselea iheovaaws af gresued. The buildings nonfat If stores for leather, bides in process of ' refuse for boiling dove into glue. The looked upon as a mystery. I 11 . appointed to fur- t ite, and make the creditors, and the I • fortnight. With • t teral feeling of the "I;i i would not realise which case there' o weet 47,000 X. of crefore, that a divi- paid by the estate. 't H.—On Monday ro of Xr. C. Tanner. Hag in the destrne li - element esdasied disaster was a tee- Ri i tided with it cover 4. consist of a number • tanning, wool, and origin of the Are is r ' . • •,1,