The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-19 00:00:00

~~,-~f~ Tt . triT--e.':.:' - f . :.! rt 4. N EWS PAPE It .EsAi : (1- 1• 4 _ 7 41 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1862. No 4,973.1 [Stamped, H. Additional.] [TWO BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPLIM haw LONDON Med - mage:l - T " L ONDON, 191, Fleetstreet. sear Temple-bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS DAY, the 19th lest., sill woad of— POTIOIS. Pub de Pots verto—Al Ywsploelle. POISSON. Rouges since sus capres—llarlans hits. NAVIES& On the rig 1ni3233. 3 yak. pad Iva ADVENTURES of PHILIP on his WAY through the WORLD; showing who Robbed Htm. who Helped Him, and who Paseed Him by. By W. M. THACILIULAT. Author of "Esmond,' " Vanity Fair," "Vir ginians," ,te. Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, CornhilL MUSIC. THE BROTHERS RAIIRErS CONCERT. NAVAL AND MILITARY. .plug sploty lielivl;arue otern.land quem.hand tuLtod . - BrMeat Cornwallis (sew) Cinderella Aultans Flying Cloud Wendell 1,100 2,000 I 1,000 I 2,500 2.600 I 1,500 Jab Z. Avg. 10. jiffy 30. July 2.5. Aug. 30 Sept. 110. This celebrated line of packets bate, by their punctuality and rapid PMMak earned a world known reputation, and their pas senger accommodation la unsurpassed by any teasels bloat.—lor all particulars remectlng freleht or twinge to Australia to JAM VI BAINIM and Co, Liverpool all Agents for the Laa Ball Linea Packeta; and to T. 11. MACKAY and Co., I, Laden halletrest, London, LC. CO telettes de Mouton sauce forn ;Tie—Rout:Leda de Veau aux fines herbra. RMS. Veinison—Ccent. DR. CURTIS ON 11/22V008241t98. GENERAL DEBILITY, Ic. Jut published., pries po4t free from the Author for 12 ssa 2i. MEDICAL FN. AY on tho CAUSE an d CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain 1 directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the resat of twenty-bye rears' successful pectic° in the treatment of these peculiar nervosa and notraired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten Wu By Dr. J. L. CURTIS, 16, Albemarle-street, Pipcsdilly, London. iftumNations, 10 till 2, and 6to 8. We feellohesitatlen in iglu/there is no member of society by whom the hook will nabs found useful—whether such person hold the retatka et parest, preceptor, or elervuen."—tisia. London: Mann. 32. Cornhill : and J. Anomie, Werwtck-lane. Pouding ieCalinst—D'Aitots. Framer et eelede. TO-MORROW the 20th lint, Tall LONDON DINNER will consist of— POTAOI3. CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Stesm Communication between London and India on 16th of each month. by one of the inegnitivient fleet of steamers belonging to the tiast India and London Shipping Company (IJmlted , . The well-known clipper auxiliary steam ehip CALCUTTA, 2,331 tom, 300-horse power, 0. H. WRIGHT, commander, now kmeibut In the Victim la ;London: Docks, will leave on 13th August, embarking passenger. at. and leaving URAVESKND on alit August for i'ALCUTTA, outline at the Cape of Good Hope, and calling at MADRAS to lend and emhark passengers only. This magnificent chip, built expressly for the Indian Trade, has been thoronghly refitted, has first rate aecommedation for pusessera, and will “ItTS all experienced Burgeon, also a stewardeaa Alt height or passage apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 66, Pagilententoteeet, o. W. ; the Broken, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhallii street, KC.: or at the OFFICLS of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing hue, 1.411100 KC., where also application for appointments as I undahisuou n this service should lw made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. VCR CALCUTTA Direct, under engagement to H.M. Connell for Indio. embarking Passengers et GeAn": end en 30th of July, the igientlid feskealling Ship 00,13N HAO6N, A 1 for 13 years, 878 too, register (owned by Messrs. jOHN ALLAN sad BONS), J, R. H. MAN, Commander ; lying In the gaol India Docks. Hee magnificent accommixlatiott for cabin gsmeneten.—Apply to OKLLATLY, HAN KEY, and PEWNCL, Leadentadliftftt, E.C. VOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate d the taatealting chip GERTRUDE, A I tar li yeeed dg itana ',Oder; THOMAS !WEDDING, Commander ; toadied to the EAR India Dock. Thin ship has excellent &COM modeller for passengers. fatty applicatton ahoekl be made to I W.LLATLY; HARKEY, and SEWELL,I7, Leedenhalletreek&C. DASSENGIRS fOr CALCUTTA are ream mowed to Inspect the almoner cabin accommodation of the ship COPENHAGEN. A 1 for 13 years. 8711 tons resister towned by Messrs. JOHN ALLEN and PONS), J. R. HOMAN, Com mander, loading In the East India Docks. This skip Is under rat to 14.31. Council of India to leave Gravesend on the =lend., and In consequence of her early departure, first and secant class passengers will be conveyed at no favourable rates—lmmediate application should he made to GELLATLY, HANK EY and SEWELL, 97, LeadeuhsU-street. LC. 'VOA BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the magnilkent leak-bollt dilp CO'PATRICK, AI for IS yearn 1.195 tom register, J. A. ELIIBLIY., Commander : Whig In the Salt India Dock. Has excellent accomrooolatlon for 3ml N well known In the trade. Apply to TEM P PTIVL 9 4 , o•ARTKR. sad HARRY:, S. White Lion-oourk Corehill, EC.: or I. GELLATLY, HANK KY, and SEWELL. No. 57, Leaden/Wi n/vet, KC. Has two or three Vacancies for Midshipmen. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, 19,915 tons, WALTER PATON, Com mander, wUI be despatched treat Liverpool with leave to call Queratew? sflupder : SATURDAY, ..tiost 16. I WEDNKWAY, October 1. TUESDAY, November 18. Fares 2 Pint Clan Cabin, £2O to C2B, according to accomn Con, all haring the ante pilvllettenln the nrooa. Town', or Return Tickets M a tare and a halt. Second Clan Cabin, Alt ; Intermediate, 1:10 l 0.: Steerage, C 6 en. Freight on moderate terms—Apply to C. E. DIXON, 9, Rumford-place, Uverpool ; SEYMOCIS, PEACOCK. and Oa, 116, Penchurchnreet, London, KC.. or to the Great Ship Company ;Limited), 90. Leann-street, London, SC. TO 13.111T1811 OOLOMELL YOB £3s 10s. LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to taw YORE Dlrech—The LI YEEPOOL, NEW YORE. ang PEILLADELPSIA STEAM-11111P COMPANY intend despatch ing the* tall-powered iron Screw Steam-ships, calling at Queens lowa to =hark paseennen and despatches. as follows : WEEKLY PROM LfVEEptxif, NOR NEW yogic. CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, July U. CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday, July 30. KANGAROO, Wednesday, August G. And every saos!edlng Wednesday. Cabtn passage, 16, 17, and 11 'minim., according to the acoomb asodation. Forward passage. S guinea.. Including all prommons Booked. Passengers for Canada. the 'United States, and BritWs Columbia, hooked throng% on very advantageous temin—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM 1116lA N. Watergtreet, Liverpool; or to ELVES and MACEY, 11, King William-street, Oa. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL WAIL STLUCIIIITPS, appointed by the Admiralty to aafl between LIVRRPOOL and NEW YORK. and between LIVER. POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Heiden or other ports to had and receive malls, goods, end passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to bind and receive passengers and her Majesty's main The following or other 'comets are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday. July TR ScOTIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, August 8. EUROPA, for norrom. Baturslay, August 9. Tamer money, including rteward•s tee and provisions, but • ithcut wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, second cabin, £l6, To New York, chief cabin. 428: second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, £3 per to, and 15 per cent. prhnitze.—Apply to J. B. Foots, 52, Old liriatemet, London ; D. Currie. Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourec, Parts : G. and J. Bunts, Buchanan-•treet, Glasgow ; D. and Queenstown: or D. and C. 11'lver, 8, Wats:- greet LiverpooL DHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS desontel the nederreentinend first-elan ntrumera : For ROTTERDAM and the BRINE, the BATAVIRR, troy the Brumh and Foreign Steam wharf. Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the FY.F.NOOLD, Thursday morning early. from IA the Tower. V, BREUER, twice a week, the ADLIL YOWL or SCHWALIik, alternately Wedno•day and Saturday, from Rond. lydown, at 11 a.m. ; calling at Blackwell Pier to receive pimen to,' at noon. PUSS : Lt. Al, and 10a. Return ticket• at a fare ands half. -- lat;cel:.The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven is ane open for the conveys:be of passengers and merchandise to Mparts nf Germany. lnr GOTHRN BURG. the GUSTAF Wtq Jul 23. from Horse lydows, to be followed by the THAMES and LONDON, alter nately every Fares, LS 3e., C 2 2,4 and £l. For COPENIIAORN and WZOCYHOLM, the LAM' ANOLIAN, from lioreelydowa. for freight, pastime, Re., appby at Chaplin's Universal Moe, Regent.eircus, W., or to PMUPPL GLAVEL had PUILLIPPS, 11. Row:ldiot, LC. STEAM to GOTHENBURG, from Lond on Direct —The GUSTAF WASA salls from Ilorls_Ii!lown July ft. Farm el CS 3 .. and CL—Aaq to PHILLIPPIL sad PIIILLIPPd , li , 11004100 * LC' BANK of AUSTRALASIA, incorporated by nth July. Royal Charter, ISM, No. 4, Threadneedle-street, London, lotet The Coon of Dirs.-Lora HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the HALF YEARLY MELTING of the Proprietors will be held at the Haler of the Corporation. No. 4, Threadneedle-street, on MONDAY, the lath Anzust. at One o'clock precisely. By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIZILN, Secretary. BILLINGSGATE FISHING COMPANY (T,IIIITED'. Capital, £50,000. is 10,00. shares of £5 each. hrposit, cia application, 10a. per share; on allotment. 21 . 101 . per share. BANKIRR—The Imperial Bank. Lothloiry. Tkii Company is formed for fusing the Interests of Smack n‘ mi. of the 1 hames Into a lohit-atock enterprise. vessels—whose owner, enter the Company—will be yon Nail. and the leading mark owner writ take the menet:e ns-ot as many thousand tons of Ice are eon/waled in parking the iiir.iirect.mi arc In treaty for the pureha Se of a small island— hnisdipg the house property thereon— 01f the coast of Denmark. IMete ice can be prepared cheater than In Kniclun.L and semi in i;ebonses for the nee of the vessels, and for ode to the public. rids island has a harbour large enough for sheiterinv camels girawing twelve feet of water, and there ts *.dance of cod flak lobsters, a n d oysters around It. If the iulleiiion of offal for manure will pay, the Company will also tdkrt it at their depot. for form of application for shares apply to the Secretary (pro L Dirick, 27, Leaslenhall-street. A STRMA, BHORTNID3Sof BREATH, BROX NEURALGIA. infallibly relieved NO eared by ty L , PlC'v CIGARETTE'S 'Pectoral Fumigators). Tbe mete, l 'ln= inspired, penetrates into the cheat. calms the whole nary ".facilitates expectoration, and welts the tanctious of !I" 'Tennant organs of reepiretion.—T. Eapie, Rae &Amster- Parta Price to. dd. a box. Sold 1. leaden by Jii7.EXE, Chemist, HaYmarket• A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. stirrrs Blunts and TAVES PILLS, prepared whit tat any klerruri Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will t marl invaluable to all who suffer from billow and Liver coin in'llfwitilont wind, spasms, giddiness, (fireballs of the . b 9 .4e. For habitual enetlveneas, as a family aperient medicine, sad Ae a purifier of the blond, I hey are truly excellent ; mild ist 11 wW operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, bourse digestion. and atreacthen the whole nervous *rain.-- l 7 W. Lambert, to, Jermyn-street, an d by most druggists, In d uses Is. ltd. and 21 9A. be sure to ask for Dr. Scott's Fibrin And Liver rills. The genuine are a square peen wimp, with dugm igeobert.^ engraved on the stamp. DINNEFORDS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA . has hem, daring tweiSplive emphatically 11.1110- ~."*1 by the medical witted**, ni universally accented by Si the lest remedy foe acidity of the stomach, Whorls, headache, gout, and Indigestion, and so • mild ve nni for delic a te constn *lions, more especially for ladles and thdilren. It la prepared. in a state of padre.; parity sad ''‘ , P•rm strength, only by DINN/YORD and Co., ITS, New T eal.street. London; and add by all respectable &adds t hronshent the world. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE . redone manisoct b. th e noon stantnenttl enesithittnns vat weeks. Fallon la thipartlith Its effects an yarnmunnt. consuituio n necthway. —nottl to wok with NU thilenclinwt. Ith. or tow itanntitios for 101.., oath um/bar% cast elr on math% WI Ma NNW sinnuns.—nate PWW Lb l Ca. Ink war Temple-Wm Turf. do Haricot 1,1;1; 1 1 la Itarioisa. rotbsoa. Turbot sauce Howard Voles tritea IRT/11113. Sant! de Bard Ila BreFoi;ar- 7 1bailopas de V. Icon Ila Msolidalae. SOTS. Taaa—Mastaa. Pouding de Cssuartte untie— CeerPoie de Prunes de Bordeaux. Frowns et tielads. MONDAY. Ilat teatime: totaallaa A la BOW* Femase—A is Xavier. POOPIRYS. . *Arlo! Male Earslb-rallak 4s Edlie Lido Immo. • • Escalopes de Venaison a fEcceaslas—Cotelettes de Homan% ----- 41;lieine. - - Ven!ilsos —Agneau. 06notse aux Amandes—rouluilug de Recomaskof. Frontage et Salads. An extensive and -Wetted stock of Rhenish, Moselle , and other Wises. expnesly for The Lnition Dinner. Turtle Soup, and all Fish In season, dully. Fine Haunches of Warm every day, at I and 5 o'clock. N.B. During the Exhibition Seism The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Room I la carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at tour delock. 1/1101111CY ItANYES. Proprietor. CRYSTAL PALACE—MONDAY next, ONE vv DRILLING. DRAMATIC COLLEGE, MONDAY next, LAST DAY. ORYSTAL PALACE.—The Crystal Palace, most vv gaily decorated with Amp and fittings for the Dramatic College Pair. to. They reed be cleared away on Tuesday morn ing, to re arrangements for BLONDIPI'd HIGH ROPE PER FORIUNCJI. in the Coulee 'Transept, for WEDNESDAY.—Doors open boa 9 o'clock till dark. THE LONDON PAVILION. The proprietors of the above elegant establishment have much pleasure in announcing the engagement of LITTLE COItELLI, the greatest Oymnaste of the day, who will make her appearance Ei ERY EVENING. The t atraordinary accom plishments of this wonderful child surpass all ever wit nessed. Miracles of muscular power and feats the most arc performed in a truly surprising manner, in the execut r iti which the remarkable ease and graceful simplicity evinced by Little Covell' cannot but realise the admiration of all eyes. The entertainments will also embrace the talent of the whole of the company, with a host of ether novelties, Including the ap pearance of the Australian Prodigy, who will exhibit himself every evening. Immense encomia of Mm Collin In his new song, Paddy don't care."—LOIBL and SON NRAII YEA, Proprietors. LAW, MEDICINE, or THEOLOGY. In which can I succeedbeet 1 Row can! deeidet—Xave a careful ex amination by a competent Ptarenolontst.—Mesers. FOWLER and Witll.9 remain in town yet a few days, at 147, fitran,L PIANO, 18 guineas, cost 50 six months ago ; brilliant toned, full compass, handsome came, carved tmas legs, repetition touch, met dile plates, all latest improvements. Music stool included. The lady will allow one month's triaL— Apply 65., Downhamvoad, five doors from Kingsland.road. LONDON CARPET WARZNOII&N, 14 WAUGH sad SON. S sad 4 000Docaressr. w. BROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES. Barrack Furniture, Thinks, Periaaan. teens, dtc.-166, Piccadilly. Catalogues tree. COALS,—By Screw Steamers and Railway. vV Highbary and Unmixed Coal Depots. No travellers or gents employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer price for lietton. Bawd], and Larabton Waßasnd, the best house coal, di rect from the collieri s by screw steamers, is 22& per ton (do not pay more under any pretext; ; Hartlepool, 215.. Tanfield, 17s. ; bait small, IL. Inland, by railway : allintone, ant class 20s. : second clam 1M ; Clay Cross, 19$. and Ifis. ; Barnsley, 115. ; Hartley, Ma Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. AU orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Lon don Hallway Station. Highbury, Islington, or Elngsland. DAVIS23'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. 4d. and ls. ed. per lb. ; tine Initlsh wax, Is. SAL transparent wax, is. dd. ; genuine wax, 2s. ed. ; Oerman wax, Is. ad.: botanic wax, l it i aatent sperm, Is. oomponte, 44., 9.1., and the best, i4}4.; c for Palmer s lamp., 8 d.; magnutna, 9d.; Sipa, ; moulds, 94. , Colin 014 4s. al per gallon: 7.11• w soap, 9 n., 44, sad 481. per 112Ibs. ; mottled, 48a. ; old brows Windsor, la Pd. par packet; common brows Windsor, Is.: white Windsor, Is. 4d.; honey, la. 4d.; glycerine and almond, Is. per bar—tor cask, at M. P. DAVIKS and SONS' eld-ortabllehad ware bask SI. Bt. Martierline, Charine4mou. London. W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re. gardiag the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the tote , rests of the fair trader and the public will he alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided lute 24 parts or carats, it follows that geld of t 4 carats fine, is 13 ea/ate—LT 8 81 9 carats .. Ail 11 10 worth _PA 4 111 17 carats.. 3 0 2 8 mats .. 1 8 31 per ounce. 111 mate.. 2 18 71 7 aerate .. 1 4 13 carats.. 4 1 6 16 carats.. 113 1 0 carats .. 1 1 34 Et carats (British 14 carats.. I 9 01 6 carats 017 8 standard) 317 10i 13 mate.. 1 6 • 4 carats .. 014 11 musts.. $ 14 4 12 carats.. 2 2 tik 3 carats .. 010 71 10 carats.. 310 fli 11 musts.. 1 18 I carats 0 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 18 carats.. 116 4 1 must ... • 3 11 Manufactory, le, lientlettweirest, Coventiarden, W.C., Loudon. Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for L. each. N.B. MB itstablbthment Is closed at • in the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS MANTLE. _ IMITATION - UAL TRENCH, BRUXELLES. sad SPANISH Flamm REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS 4.4 °shwa. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES, 1116. A. BLACEBORNIIN SPANISH DEPOT, IL SOUTH AUDLEY-ST., GROSTKNOR-SQUALE, LONDON. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MU M) 1111 . R. 11111 SPRING AND SIMMER /TOM for the World-Limed Scotch ANGOLA 10A TROUSERS. Im sew replete sad ready for inspection. Than ?rather' were originated by Mr. Wise, Whose only adder is 73, BROOK-STRAP?, LAI. OVER-SWAM sod who la not connected with any parson imitating and 'deer thing in his nano. ESTABLISHED 10th YERILUARY, DIAL SPECTACLES, improved by IiAItRIS and SON, will most valet* pmerve the sight. Better cannot he made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, Us: steel, with ra, to lOs. Cold and Silver Spectacles and Bye-Mum fit al jet variety, at equally low prices. tlands's Prospect Glass, its. ed. post tree. TIMS. BURRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Mass= Gam, London. Established 17130. CouUon.—No travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispenaabla to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper rnasbestion of food. ROWLANDS' ODON TO, or PRARL DIINTIPRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is of inestimable value In preeerving and heoutifylug the teeth, strengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spot/ of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro- Welles have obtained the patmaage of royalty and the aristo cracy of MI/ova, sad It Is universally in high repute. Price 2e. ad. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Batton garden,ke and by Chemista and Perfuniers. Ask for "Rowlande' °ba Now ready, pries la, poet tree 14 stamps, or in a scaled rove bps 93 Mau" • popular medical w or k 02 NERVOUS VHAIJSTION. ITA VITALS, illustrated with 100 Engravings from fAy• (of names attended et the Rotel Dieu. Paris, and ether Both Melt), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity. By " 31 EDICTS," Member of the Royal College of Surgeon', England, and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, nellubarrh, re gistered under the uow Medical Act, who may b e commtm at his residence, 445. Iladioxetreet, Regent-street, London, W. (opposite the side of St. Oesrge'a Church), dolly, 11 tin t, and item 6 till 8 Sundays, 11 WI 2. So b• had direct as above, and loan ell booksellers in Patensoilleesrow. loadas. Jet pubtistied, price Is. by pest 13 Amp% seeks* rk riling GUIDE to MANLY VIGOUR, for th e cure of press/lure debility comemment mpon the suers ei youth and maturity. By Messrs. NAIVES NY 00,, burgeons, registered under the sew Medloel Aft. Itl= trout the Authors. 44, Wernowthetreet. Porttend.place, itegesys. perk, Leedom. W., when they may be daily consulted from N to 8, on every stage of disease, for which th y hare discovered never-failing remedies, the fruits of many years prints sad hegYat prattles. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPT [YAM'S OF SOLICITORS AMR MARTHA PARTICULARS TO MI OBTAIN= AT THI OIFFICII OF THE OHMS ISORITZAR, 000 ST OF 1161f/LROPTCT, HABIAGRALL-STR6T.I JOHN BRYANT, ifigh-dreet, Notting-blll, draper, to amender Aug. 1, at 11. Rev. 110511WILIJANIYANTON, Notting-hill, clerk, Aug. 5, stir. BINJAIIIII Ltcaerr, Wimbourneutreet, Horton, char maker, Aog. 6 at 11 Jazraa Walrus, River, Kent, schonlmuter, Aug. 6, at 11. Moss BYARS, COMMOrelal4treat, Whiteclapel, stationer, Aug. 6, at It. Joslyn ABYSM. Durum, Walpolesireet, Melees, clerk la the Trouser, Aug. 6, at 12. jugs MUST ALIMIDOII, Wilford, Emu, baker, Aug. 6, at 11. AIMS RUT, Neonate Poultry-market, and Aylesbury-Week Clerksuwe=rtli 1 . 1 .'n/ia• US 6 , at 11. Salitni. 0 , Guedfordetreet, Russell-square, attune,- idelas,Jul7 TS. at THS Win Dozier, Tottenham, late asslitaut to a licensed aller, Aug. 6. at al. Jose MURAT RIACRan2.II, Adam-street, Adelphl, and Hastings, adjutant of the Ist Cinque Forte Volunteer Rifle Corps, Aug. 6, at 1. lons Seaasaitool, Great York -meek Marylebune, Tamer maker. Aug. 6, at U. Janus ELMS, Chancery-Imo, refreshment-louse keeper. Aug. 6, at 12. ' Jame BaRTHOLOMaw , Bohoverstreet, lisfYlehone. late 10 4 - ing.house keeper, Aug. 5, at 12. HONATIo INGLIS PARNELL, Paulton.terrace, Cliches, commission agent, Aug. 5, at I. Joan Plenum, Norfolk-yard, Bayswater, livery stable keeper, Aug, 5, at IL THomfa3 Galan flinafEL, Wartembergmlace, Clapham, corn refasten agent, Aug. L at E. WILLIAM Howie, lit. Macjo-square, Lambeth, commission agent, July le, at It Haar SHAW, Norland.road, Notting-hill, draper, Aug. 1, at 2. KURT HALLS, Stratford, engine -driver, Aug. 1, at 1. FIULDEN&OK IZStINi MAINMS, Blenheim-street, Chelsea, co partner in the London General Advertisement and Intelli i genes Association, Aug. 1, at it Beams Hera, Bow licensed victua ll er, Aug. 1, at 11. Rolla? CoLLIMIL Mark-lane, City, commission angst, Aug. 1, at It JAnLa WlLLianson, Love-lane, East-cheap, coffeehouse-keeper, Aug. 1, at 11. Joan CoNLOT HOTTRISON, Lau-chambers, Chancery-lace, late clerk in the Admiralty, Aug. 1, at Y. THoMAS Wsitscrr,Croydon, major in the militia, Aug. 1, at 1L SoLonos N101J.111,111, Lower Mimeo-street, leather merchant, Aug. 1, at It JAN= GLA/EIROOK, New Shoreham, Sumer, licensed victualler, Aug. I, at 11. Oluaint GARDNER, Old Ford, North Bow, commercial traveller, Aug. 1, at 11. FRAM IS PARKER and Satan, PARKER, Northampton, boot manufacturers, Aug. 1, at 12. HENRY WADDIATON, Kilburn, Middlesex, beerchop keeper, Aug. 1, at 12. WILLIAM JOSEPH Snow, Parlf-place, Peckham, master mariner, Aug. 1, at 1. Janes MADDEN BALFOUR., Southend. and Cullum-street, City, shipping agent, Aug. 1, at 1. 0101(011 IIoDD, Newport, Salop, saddler, Aug. 11. at 12. kiDwardi Runt% Birmingham, wholesale furnishing Ironmonger, Aug. 11, at It THOMAS lama. Nottingham, travelling draper, Judy 89, at 11. WiLwait Warn, Brynmawr, BreeOnsaire, travdling draper, July 29, at 11. FRANCIS HOME, Cirencester, July 29, at 11. Rointer HalliDllcoilax, Plymouth, hatter, July 30, et 121. WIIJJAN Ronieson, Richmond, Yorksh., solicitor, Aug. 7, at IL Hatay Hama, litidnland, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer, Aug. 4, at 11. Join CoLLHisOn, Kingston-upon-Hull, catch builder, July 30, at It WILLIAM BuLLlE,Verabertoe, Lancash., beerseller, July 29, MI". WILLIAM WuJrAns, Curwen, Herionethahlre, apothecary, July 28, at IL Uinta/ AstiwonaL Ileadowbead, Lancashire, grocer, July 31, at It WILLIAM FITTON, Rochdale, Lancashire, travelling draper, Any. 6, at 12. JAM= SHEPHERD, Roehdale, laneashire, travelling draper, og, G. at 12. tom? Mason, Caetirlioallt, Cumberland, lota miller, SW* 2s, at 11. JANNO PowaLL. Cheltenham, late Innkeeper, July 30, at 11. Dimas Sa.u.sus, Kilbourne, Derbyshire, farm bailiff, July 30, at 11. Jatram 8111901, Kilbourne, Derbyshire, farm servant, July 10, st It Joftno... StrrroN, Shardlow, Derbyshire, July 30, at 12. 1/011111 Wow", Derby, Loner, July 30, at It. Jamas Altos, Towoeuter, Northamptonshire, brickmaker, Aug 4, at 10. JOHN Davie, Carlton, Notts. market gardener, July 30, at 10. ILIcaeKD GAT EEL, Foothill Bishop, Wilts, carpenter, July 30, at 12, JANES KAY; Illakehlll, Yorkshire, scarf manufacturer, Aug. 1, at 10. JAILS PICKLE'', Ulnas; Yorkshire, goneromon, Aug. 1, at 10. WILLIAM WILLS, Accrington, Lancashire, millwright, Aug. It, at 12. CuailLsa Bainin.43, Neweaatlempon-Tyne, late licensed vic tualler. Aug. 2, at 10. JAMES FRIDEMCK TOMMY, Poutstull, Herefordshire, general dealer, July 29, at 12. WILLIAM HENRY DUDLEY, Wolverhampton,butcher, Aug. 8, atl2, %Victim' PHiLLtim, Wolverhanaptoa, commission agent, Aug. 8, at 12. WILLIAM HENRY TOWNSZND, Wolverhampton, agent, Aug. 3, at it ROBERT JONES, Willenhall, Staffordshire, padlock maker, Aug. 8, at 12. Ltres 000DI13, Birkenhead, baker, :July 30, at 12. J•KIN WILLIANSON, Oxton, Cheshire, wool broker, July 30, at 10. JAIIIIILAXD•LL Sam, lasagna', master r. July 20, at 3. JA 13 JMOSICIT, Leicester, cabinet maker, August 1, at 10. WILLIAM BISOKR, New Swindoi, Wilts, farmer, July 20. at 10. Janie DAVIDJuNES, Pootnewyntdd, Mournoutheihs, Aug. 6, at 12. HirEHHER Harems, G undiffash, 110iimoutbahlre. Aug. 0, at 11. DALLIMoME, Newport, Isle Wight. grocer, July 30, at 11. THOMAS HAXPLR. llhelteuhara, rem. proprietor, July 30, at 11. Gitußol KING L 0141 1 ,011, CheitenOun, sioueruason, July 30, at 11. Jima Witsfica, Lincoln, juUroeyruan wheelwright, July 2S, at 12. JOSEPH Janis, Hanley. Staffontshire. boukroller, July 81, at 1. JANZS Hagar COE, Lawlish, Devonshire, grocer, Ausiiist 1, at 11. LAST KiLAMINATIO;B. August 14. Lord 0. O. Towashend, Richmond-August li. N. Schnorreaberg, Mark-lane, commission merchant-August 14. , 1 A. B. Matthews, Eversley, Haute, grocer-August 7. J. Stevens, Clapham-common, auctioneer-August 14. J. Jacobs, Cambridge road, 1111le•eud, and Bilanimate-market, fish dealer-August 7. T. Russell , Lower Ilitchans, Surrey, carpeuter-August 7. W. Keller sad 0. Bertram, Newucan-street, Ozfordatreet, travel ling beg makers-August 7. K A. Oliver, Itherbounie-lane, City, bill broker-August 7. T. T. V. Smith, Park-road , Islington, an t John's, New Brunswick, engineer-August 7. C. H. Mont, Graham.streei, Kates-square, clerk to the Lauds Improvement Company-August 7. T. Payne, Old Doneoplece, Clapham-road, I late licensed victualler-August 7. H. 'links, Bleuster, 01.00, corn merchant-August 7. B. H. Bardiman, Bouruemouth, Hauls, coachmaker-August 11. J. U. Bustler , Mont:Mater buildings Westminster, and Warren-street, Fitzrayaquare, civil engineer-August 11. F. W. Kieffer. Totteulmai, commercial clerk-August il. H. Baylis, Bow-street. Covent.aarden, travel ler fora leather manufacturer-August IL M. C. Abelln, Argei terrace, Islington, commission agent-August 11. J. Winn, West ! street, Seven teals, gas lit.er-August 18. C. H. P. Zir o s= Albert-terrace, Lsllngton, book-keeper-August 16. W. Town Mailing, Kent, late licensed victualler-Attest 16. J. Richardson, Ring William-street, City, merchant-August 15. A. Rogers, Clemsford, Suffolk, chemist-August 16. J. P . A., Docking, Norfolk, grocer-August 15. L. P. }Mott, stuf rke. road, Walworth, salesman to a bah factor- August i 5. 1. Co beta Commercial-street, Whitechapel, Jeweller - August 15. W. Walker, High-street, ithoreditch, licensed victualler-August 15. Elizabeth Hopkins, Moscow-road, Bayswater, Late boardina. house keeper-August IS. P. A. Fry, Bedford, attorney-August 15. .1. Roe, sun., Crozier-stireet, lambeth-August 15. 8. Hot. tornley. Temple-terrace, Bethnal-preen, Muse dealer-August 16. T. euckJand, 1/Mon./ow. Kemal New Town, late beer retailer -August 15. H. Burton. Edmonton, butcher-August 15. W. 8. Cunningham, Arundel-street, Strand-August 16, C. I. Eau Gensewinlel, Newington-crescent, Newington Butts, aerchant's clerk-August lA P. A. Myles, Ciesccut.place, Bartommoscout, late lieutenant in the navy-Auguat 8. W. J. Kauai, Peckha.N tailor-August & J. L. Tabberner, York-terrace, Camberwell Newroad-August 8. F. C. Hunt, Owlet Warner-street, Clerkea well, dealer in colonial produce-August 8. J. Newsome, Ed- Anuod-place, Aldersoteatreet, commisMon agent-August 8. J. F. Ives, Purflem, 'Essex, botcher-Sagan 8. J. Hopper, Crest Queen-street, Ltricolu's.lon.flelds, theatrical manager-August 12. H. Clark, Union-grove, Clapham. and Bread-street, City., commission agent - August Ir. H. Bird, Stephen's-acre, BLAck wall, shown= to a chonsemonger-August 12. C. Dalton, Hetes ford street, Walwortn, commercial clerk-August 12. C. Baynes, Long-walk, Bermondsey, tin plate worker-August 12. S. Gay ton, Fisberton Anger, Wilts, battler-August 12. C. Lomeli's, Guildfoni.street. Russell-square, late wine merchant-August 12. C. Veriables. Harrow, and Coittridge-mews, Paddington, omni bus proprietor-August 12. J. Burrows, Shedley, Oxon, 11c2ored victualler-August 12. 1. B7OOIIIIIIPI. C lesionian.ioed, lallngton, cheesemonger-August 12. W. EL Woodgates, Wanignste., Wilts, corn dealer-August 12. J. Marks, Wood-street, Bpttal fields, dealer In Jewellery-An east IL J. Z. Poste, Neethemp. ton-road, Holloway, bookseller-Angus& 12. P. Pile, M. Peter w terrace, Notting-hill, carpenter-August 12. H. Van LW& wiaa• mill.street, tailor-August 12. D. A. Icon, Hath-otro& Non gate.strect, packing case muinfacturer-Angast 12. L. Cart% Assembly-row, Mile-end, wine merchant-August IL C. H. Pal corer, Bromley, Middlese.., agent to • shipping butoker--August 8. Hannah Candle., Marrayotreot. Camden Town, &tom dealer -August & W. Picking, Bighatreet, Lambeth, working en gineer-August O. J. Hartley, Campden.lllll West, lionishigton. 'tailor-August 8. O. Wilke, Upper queon'abolp. komp. toe, baker-August 8. J. 1119W11. CMdahning, licensed vlctuallar- A . unat i n t .Z . / . ..' , lh s r u p s son, Bbefletd , eld, n mason-August & C IL . rei ll King Newport, lionmouthshlre, comm te ercial traveller, a ugust nd confectioner-Angola 8. 0. Webster, Ohelbeld, bons seals cutter - Assiut K S. Liam% NAM. Nottinghaauhno, dootor of nbedl olso-Lagent V. Thasegnaa. &Wittig, corn einaler-August 7. J. L &Am* I= 6. Ciesarvonshtro, hoe kenVdr - Laluot 7 . T. lasterood, A Inassalitre, (stns-.A T. J. Yu. Hess, Liverpool. ship brentoe-Auguat 8. & nateehesd. public-house manager-August 1. It. Naylor, ennikehied, Ws brewer-August 11. J. Carr, Ncoomatio-ajgfatZ1,881188110" broker-August 11. Judith OlasidAeld, Tan tea Lt. Jamas, fieentrostakint, acitoolealafron-Angnat IS. C. & sass. tenuatan, fientereenddre, hairdresser-August XL 1. End, Chattais, Cam =hire, farmer-August Y. D. Camliffie, Banes, August 10. J. H. Thompson, Podium, Banta ectiouar -August 20. R. H. Howard, IL Minton, Hama, painter-August 20. T. Snudden,Landport„llante bootmaker-August E. Allen, Portsmouth, assistant paymaster In the JAW Navy-August 20. J. Gown*. Landport, Banta, gunner-August 1. C. Knowles, Shef field, hosier-August 2t. W. i,Yaopton, jun., Chesterfield. dealer in fruit-sugust 9. B. Smith, itrriagden, Yorkshire, tailor- August 20, W. Lee, &usage, Gloucestershire. tibourer-August & K Kernel, Oxford, painter-Amen 7. S. Kitchener, Strand- August 1. J. Baby, Ockenby-road, Southgate-road, build/r -avine& & D. We ll s, Berrpstreet, Clerkeuwell, greenvooer nat S. W. A. Elston, Gleacester-street, ClerirenwelL watch dial maker-A IL A. Y. Croft., Wed- lace, Chapelatreela Iffiffilltma - Sept It Jane Bends, Birmingham, licensed victualler-Sept It D. Clayton, Cothercott, Shropshire, farmer -Sept. 12. J. Parsons, Devrdky, Worcestershire, licensed vso. tealler-Sept. 12. IL Piny, Upper Holloway, clot-Sept. It J. Riley, Atherstone, Warwickshire. grocer -Sept. IL W. Gilbert, Coventry, licensed rictus/ler-Sept. 12. B. Watkins, Medley, Herefordshire, farmer-August is, W. Dyson, Bristol. haber dasher-august 18. W. Morgan, Bristol, and Cardiff, Glamorgan shire, auctioneer-August le. J. Norse, Frandlode, Gloucester shire, coal merchant-Soviet 18. J. Yowler, Patitton, Somerset shire, tallow chandler-August 19. Mary Ann Whalts, Bristol, haulier-Angu-t 19. J. Hughes, Beaufort, Breconshire, butcher- July 30. T. Wallis, IC ingston-upon.llnll. grocer-July ea J. Menkmaa, Klngeton.upoe-Hull, rm.:income-August L C. W. Morphet, Lerns-August 1. K Jackson, Leeds, cloth manuiac- Carer -August 1. Joseph Laneaster and John Lancaster, Brad ford, Yorkshire, Umber merchant - August 1. G. Howard, Kirk button. Yorkshire, corn miller-August I. W. Dixon. Idle. York. shire. quarryman-August 1. J. Barnett, Ouleeley, Yorkshire, *ono:Marlon agent-August 2. G. Hume, Sheffield, boikier lake, Ord ordahlre, cattle dealer-Aetna 4. J. Edwards, Billiton. Staffordshire, chartemis star-August 4. J. leech, Wolverhamp. ton, sheet iron roller-Anima 4. G. Wall, Wolverhampton, mt4e deal eep er-Agust 4. W. Maddox, Wolverhampton, consralainen agen J. Reeking, Soathmoulton. Devonshire, inn. k 31. J. Steer, lloyland, Yorkshire, deiter-Auvell 19. W. Nanpeon, William, Year, shosmaker-Angema 7. W. Turner, Shettl.l,l, placer-July SS, F. T. Brosaington, Stoke, Staffordshire, heerhounkeeper-Aoguat 20. W. %Vieille, Windle, Lancashire, beerseller-Aegust 90. T. Friar. Windle, Lancashire, boeused victualler-4%M. 23. N. Leech, Tipton. Staffordshire, iron roller-Angina 20. J. A. Thompson, laimeter, confectioner -August r. D. Wigger, Nalgich. machinist-July 30. K L Hunt, Liverpool, grocer-4nly 30. L Haskayne. Liverpool, auctioneer -July 90. R. Shaw timpani, pilot-July IS. T. Budwortb, Liverpool, furniture broker-July 30 J. Kesel, Liverpool, chair assaufactarer-August it C. Farthing, Mere, Wiltshire, builder -August 4. T. Dunkley, Grimm* Northampeonshire, grocer. wlaiorTar unitniati. hum 24 111DWIS Itonotn, Chapel-row, Kentish-town. corn dealer, JOINT STOCK COMPANIKS ACTS. RAIIIFIId t PASANT CA= AN ?AMAMI COITAJIT (LLETAD), Map at Unwed Coart--to make a dividend. DICLALLTIONB OF DIVIDENDS. THoNts °sou! Erwp pd Joists Boarocs„ HallO . lA alli! Eohheq—]d dividend of la. 6jd ., July PL, and anYiulelt . qtteit Tusedat, at Poles. Maaehialtee. TIONAII BULBS, Rochdale, boater — lit dividend of le. 11Id., July 29„ and any subsequent Tuesday. at Pat's, Manchester. WilLllll JlllOl and Duce PM em% Blaekbarn, cotton manu facture's-lot 'trekked of 2a. Ofd., July ED, and any subsequeat Al=at Pat's, Manchester. Lewis Weis. Rae Westford, Devonshire, photo graphic lat dividend of Ss. bd., any Tuesday or Friday., at Ulrtrl e, Raster. WILLIAX VAN Muer, North Pebereau, Somerestahlre, farmer— lei dividend of ste lid., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirters, lareter. USSR? Neacoinsit, Wivelbambe, Soniersetahire, bootmaker— lit dividend of 4a. ed., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzers, raster. BlealaltlCAS Jolla, Braaksea Island, normalities, grocer -Ist di end of Is., any Tuesday or Friday, at H lasers. Exeter. HINIRT AN Duvets, Weymouth, contractor tor public w Ist dividend of EL Old., any Tuesday or Friday, at 4 1 0XAS 1.11.0 111 it, Blackwell Mills, I:Parham, corn factor—ld divi dend a s any Saturday, at Baker's, Neweastle-upoixTyue. MIRY I Clifton, fly proprietor— Rat dividend of be. dd., any ay, at WWI, BristoL JOIN A , Ne Mountouthahke, tallor—let dividend of W , at Miller's, Bristol. JCILINIL Wxi,uag WATSON, Chariton Kings, Gloucester shire, ry proprietor—end dividend of Id , end Ist divi dend 4d on new proob, any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. WI PHAM Davis, Cardiff, slate merchant—let dividend of ti. ~ any Wednesday, at Miller's, Motor anringirna July J. R. Bats, D eptf ord, licensed victualler—July 10. R. Squ , Lupus-street, Mndlw and Calthorpe-place, Ors"- con-roc 'cern merchant—Angun le J. Crick, Bohan ia Cma brid hinkeeper—ldly SO. Y. Smith, Plymouth, perfumer —Ju .B. Palfravuan, Middleton, Yorkshire, beer dealer —July 'lll. Rawlinsoci, Caber, Llueolnshire, licensed vic tual able W. Goode, Dorchester, Oxfordshire, innkeeper —A 9. W. Smith and W. F. Patient, Bermondsey New read, August & T. Blade and T. Slade, inn., Bertholo. msw-c City, oil merchants—August 11. R. Farrell, Kids grove, Sgafordshire, grocer. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary en or before the day of meeting. 1 Nov. M. J. Hartley, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. H. tent sad J. Walla, KingstonAmee-Hnil, earns waken C. —W. OMNI end M. Coalman, Bradford. Yorkshire, grocers —Z. lessau G. Penny, and W. eillea, Queenetreet-place, City, • =ipla r r r —D. S. Baker, *en., and D. & Baker, jaw, Upper , teetioneers—fl. MOW= and R. H. Mathews, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, tailors—J. Kershaw and J. L Tay lor, Todmoirdcn, lancehlre, tailors—C. J. Phipps end J. Be., Cirencester, Oneicestershire farmers F. A. Harrison and H. Harrison. Birmingham, goldsmiths—S. lionseyard andJ. Turner, Biriairgham, soda water manufacturers—L. Crawley and C. T. Parsons, Birmingham, metal dealers—C. E. Robinson and F. Lawrence, ]lark-lane, City. timber merchants—F. G. Thome I and W. Swift. Liverpool, engineers—H. K. Whitehead and B. Whitehead, Stupenbill and Winshill, Derbyshire, farmers—L Purcell and Catherine Mary Purcell, illistou, Staffordshire, hales & Woolf and J. Plant, Wheelock, Che•ddre, common brewers . J. Orr and It. F. Davies, Westlionme.parkroad, coal met chanta-1. Gardiner and A. L Gardiner, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants—B. Ellis aed J. E. Riley. Huddersneld, joiners W. Geddes, W. Geddes, Jun., and A. Geddes, Liverpool, tea dealers, so far as remrds W. Geddes—J. Spencer and W. Oilerenahaw, Beasley, near Ashton-under-Lyme, stonemasons —J. H. Smethurst and J. W. Smethurst.. Manchester, letterpress printers—H. Whittaker, W. Burscougb. and W. Kenyon, Church, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers, so far as regards H. Whittaker—J. D. Pilling and J. Butterworth. Oldham, cotton spinner' W. F. Starefeld and Ellen Maria Stens fed, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, grocers—H. Wellesley and C. Chitson, Preston plumbers—J. A. Hankey. T. Henke , , W. Wil son, O. Hank, R. A. Hankey, and R. A. Hankey, Mincing-lane. City, merchants, an far as regards B. A. Hankey—J. Calder and W. Garbutt, West Hartlepool, timber merchants—J. W. Jones and P. M. Jones, Liverpool, timber merchants—J. Pilling, R. Ashworth, and T. Pilling, Bands ood, Higher End, and eacup, Lancashire, quarrymen—J. Cole and H. Taylor, Kidderminster, tea dealers—W. A. Morley and J. Bishop, Nice Elms, sums !tessera—T. Paean and sf. Peace& Donnington-wood, abrele shire, charts maters—A. Meluseand Co., Edinburgh, merchants, so far as regards J. Simpson. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& ••• . • WILLIAM lin.Lint Rem, In Inc, upholsterer, July 31, at the king's Arms Inn, Irvine. WILLIAM COMAIL Glaa‘ow, musical instrument maker, July 25, at the Yacultv hall, Cllaseow. WILLIAM WYATOtaam, Ayr, builder, July 25, at the Star Hotel, Ayr. CHAitur; POLD MornasA Edinburgh, grocer, July 25, at Dowel and Lyon's Booms, THE DISTRISS IN LANCASHIRE. The London Committee of the Fund for the Relief of the Distressed Operatives in Lancashire and Cheshire met yesterday at the Mansion.house. The Lord Mayor presided, and Mews. Catlin, Lyeett, Morley, Howes, and drmi.age were also present. Mr. Gibbs, the eecretary, submittal the receipts, and thanks for the pants forwarded is the previous week, and also reported that the total ram up to that time was 11,050/. Several fresh applications were reed, and atter duly considering them the cosnmit;:e directed Mr. Gibbs to forward drafts for the following amounts, vie.:—Glossop, 2501. ; st. Jude's, Manchester, 1001. ; Hunt, 1501. ; Chaddertoo, 1501. ; and St. Paul's, Manchester, 501. In addition to the above yenta, the corn mates likewise resolved that a further sum of 500/. should be sent to Blackburn, 1501. to Wigan, and 2501. Preston ; making in all the sum of 1,700/. COTTON IN JAMAICA. TO TRI EDITOR OF TER EXPRISS. firn,—Fourtsee tags of cotton grown by theJamaioaCotton Com yin Jamaica hare been sold by Menem.. Stead 1, and Mews. B. Smith and Sons, at Manctheeter i ,tt e r. 13d. and 2s. 3d. par lb., and • bag of each is now being spun by Messrs. Dobson and Barlow in the western annex of the International Exhibition. It ia, therefor*, no longer a question whether good cotton can or cannot be procured from our own colonies, Jamaica antoopt them. We have received from our agent the pay list for last year, and from it I find that from 70 to 76 people have b e en coceiently employed at wages less than half the cost of slave labour. The latter is shown by to American lecturer to be M. per annum. The wages paid by our agent is is. per day, and leas in lame cases, and the instances are rare in which the same people do not work for four and five days in the week at the: rate. Saturday is always in the West Indies the market day for all classes of the people. It is much to be lamented that when the Doke of New castle was entreated by a most intelligent and respectable deputation of members of parliament and other gentlemen to appoint a commission to examine into the cooditios ef our West Indian colonial, and report the same to ment and parliament, he did no comply. I t inr v ln would have been seen that the disposal of the mown lands to cotton growers, as is proposed and has been agreed an in India, and the application of the Drainage Act, which has beau ao helpful to our landowners, would have led to the cultivation of an immense quantity of superior cotton in Jamaica, where, to my knowledge, thousands of women and children, who could do it easily, would have been delighted to earn money by eotton picking, beitag compelled to bay small patches of land in order to live. The pay list referred to and also an enumeration of th e various fields now in cultivation for cotton on our estate at Hainan, may be seen at this office frees the to four any day.-1 am4c, 63, Charing-mess, July 17. STEPHEN BOURNE. MMAPOLITAN Boa2D 01 WORM —At the weekly reset* at the board yeeterday, fitter the tnweeetiet et ease beekbres at m pebile laterest. It war alltort. re stollen et Mr. Rebastlitylar, thet the bawd, et itssisbrig fie Ibel Mow, &mai adjoin he Is weeks. The brothers eauret are two little French boys, I . eight awl sine years old ; the elder, Emile, • violinist ; the younger, Auguste, • pianist. They bad a =Ain.% on Thursday at Collard's Rooms, and surprised the audience (not so large uit ought to hare been) by the wooderful pre. coat, of their talent. The young violinist was perhaps the more remarkable of the two. His command of the bow, fine quality of tau perfect intonation, and freedom of illocution would have done no discredit to a bearded vit.- time ; and there we. a grace and intelligence about his whole performance which were exceedingly interesting. He played both on the violin and the viola ; and his manner of handling the latter unwieldy instrument (which looked as big as himself) was really a curiosity. His younger brother possum similar qualities, and gives similar pro mice These children, in short, seem to be juvenile Joachim and Hanes ; and, if they go on as they have begun, will assuredly make a noise in the world. We heartily reoommend them to the attention of our inimical readers. Their concert wee very nicely got up. They bad the sit• @Wanes of the ruing young singer, Kim Robertins Rends,. sos, who san4Romani's "Samba's font ," end Gounod's " Basseuse," anu ingly ,• and of fine. °wore, who sang the Iles air. 'Pensm aDa trio.," and two romansol Ascher and Verdi, with egad. m4RAtios ellainoll' bit EMOTH owirciarr. Tide lady gave a mon* concert yesterday at the fish oww-equiree Hems, whisk wu attended by a numerous sad *pat audience ; for, though she seldom appears is public, she seems to be well known in oar fashiomable circles. And she b well deserving of favour, being a highly accost piWasd singer. Her voice is a full and deep contralto, with • dimilility and lightness which contralto voices seldom *sem ; sad she is evidently a genuine disciple of the pars Dallas siebool, which flourished when Rossini was is his zenith. Her performances yesterday consisted almost wholly of Roesini's music ;—thri great Ddr of Amos, from Semi rassicie ; the romans% Amiga al * d'as malice," from Otdlo ; the finale, " Non pii siesta," of the Cearrodola ; and the evading, " Del *oar," from the Cerra Lesiva; all widish she sang, not only with Mahe grace and niimmont. but with a degree of essay and feeling which berisionsi much dramatic as well as vocal talent. The coats* was agreeably varied by per formances on pianoforte by Herr Amber ' ne the harp by Super Belied* and on the harmonium by Herr Engel. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The attendance was good yesterday, and for the first time for weeks there was no rain in the morn ing. There was plenty of room to get near the objects of interest, always exoepting the jewels, which we believe would be surrounded if all the rest of the building was a solitude. At seven o'clock each evening, when the company are stream ing away in thousands, there is always a crowd still inquiring about the diamonds, and it requires all the eloquence of the attendant policeman to in duce them 'to tear themselves away. Another quarter which retains its company to the last is the Roman Court, where the ladies seem to be particularly fond of " Gibson's Venus," which, we. believe, has been purchased by a lady of rank. But by far the most attractive object 'in this court is the "Legatrice" of hlagni, which seems to be growing in popularity every day. The figure is said to be a portrait of Garibaldi's daugh ter, and this rumour has completed its success. The copies of it which have bee i taken by the Stereoscopic Company are sold in fact as soon as they can be completed. Next to this, the "Boy and Dog" group is the popular favourite, and is the more interesting as being the work of a very young artist. The dissatisfaction which was at first created by the awards has oonsiderstly subsided, but those of the exhibitors who oonsider that they have been overlooked have petitioned, or intend to petition, the oommissioners. There will be plenty of time, as the delivery of the medals and of the certificates of honourable mention will not take place until after the close of the Exhibition, when there will be a grand ceremony within the building, to which the exhibitors, the holders of all classes of season tickets, except those for shilling days, and 'the general public will be admitted—the last named on payment of one pound each. The commission have just had a legal triumph over one of their hostile ticket-holders. An Irish baronet having refused to sign his name on show ing his season ticket was refused admission. He had a scuffle with the ticket-taker, and the result was an adjournment to the police-office, where, on investigation of the case, the baronet was mulcted in a fine of tie. and 21. costa. The highest temperature during the day, as aho by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermo meters? was at /45 p.m., when it was—in the nave, 67.2 ; in the galleries, 68.4. The temperature of the building within the last three days has been gradually increasing. The following are the total numbers admitted yesterday, compared with the corresponding day in 1831 : *Ada Friday, Joly 18 Total 1811. Friday, July 18 lieu= tickets ll'apaant 6,830 10,1180 Total Ba,pB Fonzion-omen, JULY 18.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Mr. Edgar Leopold Layard, in the MGM of Captain Sir Henry Huntley, to be Arbitrator to the Mixed British and Portuguese Commission established at the Cape of Good Hope under the treaty concluded at Lis bon on the 3rd of July, 1342, between Great Britain and Portugal fur the suppression of the slave trade.—Gazette. MANCHesTER UNITY OF ODD FALLOW*. —No sooner has the excitement attending the Handel Festival subsided, than the Eoglish friendly societies enter the Crystal Palace to carry out their annual fetes and galas. On the Ist of this month the Foresters mustered in large numbers from the Midland Counties. The next and greatest frieodly society celebration will be that of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, on Tuesday, the 6th of August, end it is expected to be the most successful this society has had, in consequeuce:of the present year being the first jubilee since the establishment of the society, which took place in 1812. The order has worked socessidully in spite of enormous difficulties, and now stands pre.enthisat over any other body in the world, having nearly 350,000 members, and commensu rate funds to provide for the benefits assured. But to provide for widows and orphans, and relief to distressed members, it I. usual to arrange special excursions and entertainment's, the profits of which are applied for thee worthy objecita. On this occasion the duty deceives upon a metropolitan committee, who not only invite visitors to the standard amusements at the Palace, but have specially engaged IL Bloadin, and arranged prim for boat racing on the /ekes, acid other out-door sports, includiag cricket, dancing. he. The great features of the fête will be a grand promotes through the grounds, in which the bands of four of the Loa ion rifle corps will take part, inclediag that of the new Artillery Brigade, organised by Messrs. Wa/misley and Blanchard Jerrold ; and a toll display of the great four,. tains and the entire series of waterworks. Cheap excursion trains will run to London from all principal towns through out the kingdom. And we understand that the London cementite have arranged for the principal traffic by the Midland Railway. ltxtinrrEurn Derrxna. —On the let August next, and thenceforward, the fee charged at all post-offmes for registering inland letters during the present hours of regis knees will be reduced from 6d. to 4d. The registration fees oe foreign end colonel letters will remain unaltered. At the metropolitan chief offices, at the Lou don district offioss (including the Lombard-street and Charing-cross brioche), and at all provincial head offices, registration, whether for inland, foreign, or colonial letters, will be extended until the closing of the letter-box for each despatch, or until the office is closed for the night, upon payment of a late fee of el. in addition to the ordinary registration fee. The Poet.of4ce cannot undertake the sale transmission of valuable eoclosuree in unregistered letters. So sent, they are exposed to serious risk, but when re gistered they am practically safe. Asa step, therefore, towards the more geamel registration of all such letters, it is in tended not may to redoes the fee, but to treat se registered all letters =questions* containing coin, even though they be posted witheat regletration, charging them en delivery with a doable regialsaMen tee, that is to say, with a fee of 13d. is addltkia to the ordlamy postage ; and further, should it be found that slay seek letters eenoot be registend in time to be formatted by the mail for which they were posted, they will be &Weed for the next demob& I. the berrewor, this mane will be adopted only as mere letters peeled be, or_sliremed ta, or parks tlasegl Latim—famige and ralal /Mum raorgtod. JULY 18. —ASPOtirrinvis. tenants T. Barrett, H. F. Campbell, A. Si. Clair, J. O. Patience, W. M. Wham, and F. A. Wetherell, to the Liffey. Harter A. J. A. Parka, to be additional to the Cumberland for service in the Eclipse. Surgeons Dr. R. Haetinp, to the Liffey ; H. Loney, to the Severn ; and F. W. Davis, to the Spiteful. Assistant B. C. Ruby, and H. F. Nathan, to the Liff i zi C. r Cunningham (actin), to the Cambridge ; W. J. Dr. D. A. 'decoy, to the Severn. Paymaster . Wash to the Severn. Clerk H. 0. Doornails, to the Edger. Miiiddraisa C. 0. Whitalook, J. T. Ki/gour, E. Drum ' mood, J. B. E. Platters, W. F. Snowden, A. P. Patton, and F. M. Bland, to the Severn. Chief Engineer W. Rumble, to the Severn. Engineer J. Bannerman, to the Severn. First Clam Assistant Engineer C. R. Lacy, to the Indus, for service in the Ripple; R. Beasley, to th e Fie gird, ea sagornuaiseary ; EL Jeokyn, and E. C. Specs (acting), to the Severn. Second Chas Assistant W. R. B. Henri (acting), to the Ajax ; J. Shannon (acting), W. T. Gold* and D. Wilson, to the Severn. Naval Cadets J. M. Mugabe*, H. E. Credible's, R. G. Defeo, E. Asophlett, and H. R. H. Wood, to the Severn. CHATHAM, Jinx 18. The following reinforcements will embark at Coa on Tneaday next, foe Calcutta :--865 men of the _ , 7 of the 801 t 'balm. I mem el the * l t ali a,* bide 2/ men ef the 80th 10 saes et It7th lemiallolilimge„ 29 men at the Wra e gt toot, 15 men of the bit battalion 20th Regiment, 14 ram of the 77th ILtighnent, 2 men of the 101 et Royal Bagel Fusiliers, 3 nom of the 7th linuars, 23 men of the 3nl ba t:idiom Ride Bright* 37 men of the 42nd Royal Highlanders, sad 11 men of the 79th Highlanders. The following de tachments will embark in the Blenheim, for Galatia, on Friday mat :—Nine noncommissioned cabers, 15 bombar di Artillery ers, and 228 gunners of the lit division &Olt kigade, Royal . rOOL7FICIL, dlny 18. Aznum: 71t031 INDIA.—TiIe Silver Eagle troop vuomel arrived off the Royal Axsenaliier thin thermion from Bombay, baying on board two batteries of the thir teenth brigade, Royal Artillery, oomprmeg about 380 rank mid file. The force will remain on board daring the night and disembark at au early hoar to-morrow. NAVAL Rwmirs.—The following appointments have bees made :—To be Lieutenant. : Daniel Hobert. Bolt and James Oanunell. To be Honorary Lieutenant : Au gustus Consitt. To be Bab-Lientenanta : Nicholas Harder and John Maddison. CRICKET. GENTLEMEN OF THE SOUTH D. THE GENTLEMEN OP TEC NOZTE.—litio match was brought to • conclusion .t Lord* yesterday, at half-put four, is favour of the Nosily by eight 'Admits. The score stood as follows :—Gentissnea of the South, first innings, 143 ; second innings, 133 total, 276. North, first innings, 236 ; second ununp, two wickets down, 41—total, 277. MYSTERIOUS MUTH OP 4 YOUNG WOMAN. Yesterday Mr. J. Humphreys, the coroner, accompanied by Dr. lank/ear, resumed ea adjourned in quisitica, at the Castle Tavern, Holloway -road, Langton, touching I= death of Sarah Ryan aged 24 years, residing with her mother, at 8, Victoria-6de= Barnsbary-road. The =ides= taken on this 011Celli011, and at the opening of this inquiry, on Friday of lad week ; went to show that on the previous Sunday, about 1 o clock, deceased left her mother, in excellent health and spirits, to dine with RusinTuck a friend, in service at 16, Cole's-terrace, Barnsbnry-reed. She arrived them directly afterwards, and after dinner remained iu the kitchen while Resins Tuck went ont for an hour, leaving the only occupant of the house, betides dammed , a person named James Perry Greening, lodger, in the parlour. About 6 o'clock a nephew of the servant Tack, a boy of 14 yaws, called to see his aunt. He bad to ring the bell tour times before he could get an answer, and filially it was opened by Mr. Greening, who went away to hie own roan, and the boy entered the house and passed down stairs, se he had do= before when Lis =at was at home. Upon reaching the bottom of the stein be was alarmed by deep groans proceeding from the hark kitchen, and on entering it he discovered the decreed lying on the ground, her back noniron= spinet the well et the copper, no cep ou her head, her hair very untidy, the body of her dress sod apron wet from vomit, and one leg extended and exposed, from her dress being drawn up about two inches above her knee. The boy spoke to her but could get no answer, and on accidentally looking up the stairs his eye caught sight of Mr. Greening looking down. He asked the boy what was the matter, and cat= down to endeavour to restore her. The buy said she was in a fit, and Mr. Greening thought a medical man should be sent for. At this juncture a seemed bell was heard at the front door, and Mr. Greening answered it, and admitted Rosins Tuck. Tuck thought she might be subject to fits and removed her late the front kitchen, and wet for • doctor, Mr. Wilson, of Breuswick-terraoe, Barnsbury, who said the girl was dead, and bad been to for about two hours. _ _ _ On the present e;;Ms7,3Siii.iiilsOn was called, and said he had made a post-mortem examination of the body, and bad found no traces of disease sufficient to cense death. He had given certain internal portion' to Professor Harley for as enidytisal suruination. l)r. George Harley deposed that he was professor of medical jurisprudence for the l'uiversity College. He received from Mr. Wilton, in sealed jars, the stomach and its contents, and • portiou of intestiue and its amstents, the womb, and the heart. In opening the womb be detected conception of between the second and third week, and pro duced it in a phial The stomach was filled with pa and carbonic acid, along with which was • peculiar odour. The contents were first tented for • mineral acid, but with • negative result. Neither was there any alkaloid_ • but be woe enabled to detect • fragrant einem reseenblient fine liqueur. On testing this (repeat eseenes he head it am tamed prussic acid, and he here produced some Premien bine obtained from it. Oa testing the contents al the stomach, he found it threw off • vapour containing • small quaotity of prussic acid. From all the circumstances, be could come to DO other conclusion than that deceased died from the mortal effects of prussic acid. Mr. Wilson, recalled, swore to the same opinion, from cell the appearances. _ - silteciLit;Tuiiier evidence, the buitery was adjourned. CHILD MlllDLll.—Yesterday Mr. Carter ; the coroner for Surrey, and a jury bold a leagtbseed inquiry at the Park Tavern, Martive-reed, Wandsworth„ on the body of a newlrbocu mils infant. Mr. Otto schmidt (the husband of Jenny Lind) stated that he resided at Argyll Lodge, Wandsworth-common. Oa Monday morning, in r= to!, " servLnuenslt i r fr omw h itrew i t l gu m ar n hi; kitchenmaid, Susan, lying in bed ill. He told her that he had sent for a doctor, notwithstanding that she had declined to have say medical amistance. He accused her with having given birth to a child, and she afterwards admitted that she had. She pointed toa box is the room and offered him • key to open it. She took the key off the hooch and handed it to bun and he removed the box to his study. On the arrival of Dr. Willis the box was opened, sad the deed body of a male infant was found inside. Eliza Boma Chap man said she was housemaid in Mr. Goldechmidt's Ear ' vise. There were eight servants in the establishment. About 4 o'clock on Monday morning last whams was awoke by hearing a noise in her bedroom. She looked and saw Susan Aster sitting upon a chair by the window, in her night dress, fainting. She rot out of bed and bathed her temples with water. When she rumored she told her that she had been downstairs, where she was taken very ill. The *items made her some tea, end left her. At 8 o'clock in the morning Susan came dowmdairs dremed, and en she still appeiurd• very it, she par , seeded her to go to bed again. She had aci nupi at the time, nor did she perceive asythirg is the bed of anything unusual having taken place. Inspector .tyre, of the V division, mid he saw Mr. Ooldnehmittt at the sta tion on Tuesday, and Le accompanied him to him bonne. He searched Susan Aster's boxes, but could not find any cloth. ing for a baby. Dr. Willis, of Barnes, said he had enemies& the body of the child, and found no arterial =irks of vie lases. Os opening the body he discovered considerable in jury to the mouth, throat, and neck, which had caused death. The injuries meat have been caused by a finger pushed down the throat. It wee a fuse child, fully devel”ed, sad was bora alive. The jury returned a verdict of " Wil. ful Murd er " against Susan Aster. MELANCHOLY A!“) FATAL AOCIDIHIS.—A very chocking occurrence took place at Keswick au Thursday. Mr. H. Stemma, one of the proprietors ed the Norfolk Chronicle, was driving Omagh the city with tits wife, and in the neighbourhood of All Balebetree• the bone bemire alarmed and bolted. When parts( All ikkatsseurek, both Mr. and Kn. Stevenson wire throws cat, sad the unfor tunate lady was dashed with frighltill Adams apiwt the churchyard wall, which was bespattered with her Wood. To add I. the horror of the awe, she was far advanced In preet unsay, end oe bt_ouoveyed ie ao insensible Was tato the =el Mr. close by, she gave Welk to • child. only w a few minutes. The peer wawa her ' oaf died in about an hour. Mr. Stevenson was very moth ' hurt, but not fatally so, although it is feared that some of hts rite are fractured, and his whole system is very severely iSMrs. Stevenson, who was a Kies Dantrertleld. of was quits a yowl woman, tad bed only bees a few years. Shit leaves two claims. 0141111•1. • PALO& —ON2 SEILLLWO DAY.—Fst- SaY. JOLT Adminioas ott piquant, 6,244 ; ditto by sari= tickets, 696 ; total, 6,940.