The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-10 00:00:00

2 _ , 1(122- . / .10 4 1 If y~,~-- Z ,~ -_ .• ~ ~ i'..',o: A i 4.1 t l7'fl3rt%L. lr: ' ." 1 - !• . ;')•.% No. 6,645.1 PI.ACI: BALL PASSENGER LINE of 't P. PACK EPS f..r ACK MALL tram Load= Mr& _ _ 1 °linage. Docks. ITo WA t'inderAln ; 1,906 City of .Ivey ' 2,2.0 Fort , t Rights 2,000 •I'egasus 2,000 GaL ern t'ty 1 2,600 2,000 Light brigade. • • 2.600 E. India L left IL India r. India E. India E. loth' E. India Sept. 3 Oct. 10 Sept. 30 Oct. 26 Sept. IS To follow Sept. 20 ', r line of packets have, by their punctualt sad sr var.! a orid.kuoun reputation, and the pan. . .:o.uodatittn ts unsurpassed by any vessels afloat.—Foe , Kr • , ,r • rcepreth.g freight or pusage to Australis apply to N6y mot Co., Liverpool ; all Agents for the Black • ,aal T. 11. MACKAY sad Co, 1, Leadenhalleareee, ‘CK WALL LINE of PACKETS. For got • UNE, PORT PHILLIP, Direct —Mown Green's ELLE , LEr. Lloa tons. C.,ptaln H. T. 01B401V, will I.s.ens no the sth November. call at Ply , •-• .1: 1 I , sll7 no experienced lingeo4. —Apply to F. 06.10-N • C‘wohlfl. LC.—Passengers by this line can proceed 7. to Plymouth at redeced fares by ap to .And Co. for beast& Est•RS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of uNa tlNV E ltratellly PA . CIE= Dtreot V,. Pocks on Tuesday, Sept. 20, calling at Plymouth), ) 'dipper snip THUG BRITON, 1.100 tons, GEOROZ ' N mcaarele . !: lying In the East India Docks. Her .tlons for all classes of nommen ore =surpassed, s. I clrey an expeneneed smeon.—For freight or pas , , r l) ticLEOD. ALLPORT, t aM h1011,11.11N with Ilkoffe. t% 1.74 m and Sons. No. 7, Leadnaletlieerreet. *Ol ot.. of packets are convoyed from Paddington= class for second-class fares, and second-class foe ISNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH r, M CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, appointed b 3 o'r••••:v to sail betimes LIVERPOOL and HEW YORK, :•.• '3 LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships V • t•i land and receive passenger' and walls. The tol -1 ~ : h er vessels ere apoointed to sail trete Liverpool, : receive lb. myth, —Pi cdA, Rai - NEW YORK . , — This Day, Sept. 10. A-I for DOSToN, Aatimia,•, Sept 17. i 111 Na, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. St. 'raki, passengers and goods for Naas= and Havasitiah, to • 'Tel at New York subject to the permission of the fug, rrt airs authorities on board the 11.11.8.8. Corsica. PIPS2..!e coney, including steward's Be and provisions, but • r rs or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, L . 2 - .1 cabin, 418. To New York, chief cabin. £2e; Li& Freight to Halifax. Boston, and New York, FA • : a, 1 5 per cent. prfinage.—apply I. I B. Foord, 12, Old Loudon ; 7. M. Currie, Havre, and n. Placa de la j. r , Y •rs .G. an 4 7. Burro, Bisehanau-street, Glasgow ; D. ::.'r, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Lisciver, d, Water r. . moot 01 FROM LIVERPOOL OR QCRENSTOWN TO NRW YORK rip LIVERPooi, - "YEW YORK, and J. ?OIL DIELPUIA STRAM-SIIIIP OOMPANY Intend des. tl:eu full-powered Clyde-built thou Brew Steasa.Shlps ^I.•; the rated states malls, FROM LIVERPOOL far NEW YORE. PITY 4W BALTIMORE, Wednesday. September 14. (11 V OF LIMERICK. Saturday, September 17. I.7NA. Wednesday, September 21. Al.lO. Mel Wednetday and arty alternate Saturday. .I.cr pmdage by the mMI steamers salting every Weatherly It 17. rd 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. CAM: pie —7., , y the Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. Forward purge inchtdire all provisions cooked. Firea r ms for OM. the United States. and British Columbia, booked throat m eery advantageous terms—For further particulars apply to minim INMAN ft, Water heel, Liverpool; orb FATE: Ed MACEY. 61. Elm way. 40,... at, DILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and co de.asten the undermentioned first clams steamers : rrEltDitti, the RATAVIER, every Sunday roondng, few Hermitage Tier. at 10 a.m., calling at Blackwell for pas es-viv at it a.m. Fares, 10a, and 17s. M. ; and the FTENiitiRD entry Thursday morning early from oft the Tower. 4 , rFiELILEN, neutral r men, under Ituaalan flag, the ADLER, F', or SCHWA LS V_ eery Thursday morning 'weather , at 10 Aron florselydowo, and horn Blackwall at Fares, Lt. LI. and 10e. . _ - FrrGOTIFILYBURG, the GUSTAF WAS& on or about Sept. 15. r. limeetydown. Fares, AS Sa and E 2 Si. To be followed :t the LONDON. r CoPEh HAGEN aad aIOCKBOLII, the NEWSKT, from rmall% Tier, th 1 lei. ftyl 'Tem, 0 b. aad 64 4S. freight, passage, Re., it atCluteltut Crafeetsal Oface. twee-circus., W. , or to PAILLIPPS, GRAVIS, PBILLIPP , v.l 1 11, Rood-lane. EC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a WIFJC- —The paticilerstemeer BATATIER Capt. W. Mir ll, evw7 effstlal. trent Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., foaling Illackerall for pemengeri at 11 a.m. Fares, ff. 2 £1 10s., md 17e. 6d. return. LS It.. ss. and L 1 es. 3d. Tie germ, startler FVENOORD term off the Tower every Thursday morning •trly. Fares. 11 and LI hut.—For through fares refer to the rioted monthly time hills. Apply to CHAPLIN'B Universal vice, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPO, sad Co., 11. Good-lase. I.C. lONIAN BANK, G, Great Winchester-street, , eptem' bar 9, 1811—The Court of Directors HEREBY isIVE NOTICE that they hare this day declared a DIVIDEND the capital of the Corporation, ter the half.year ending the f nue last, at the rate of Six p r Cent, per annum: also a VS of Ss per share tomther Eight per Cent. per V kBLE at this Otlee, on she after the 10th October nex t, • t.rs the hours of II and order. WILLIAM KEITLEWELL, Secretary. 14ARK of AUSTRALASIA (iucorporated 1835). .L.P No 4, Threadneedle-street. London. September 10, 1866. n Court of Directors HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. that a : It I DEN Dat the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and • BONE'S, • Intional Interest, at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. both pr. , . of income-tax, being together at the rate of It per cent. per id'de or 62 16s. • share for the half.year will be PAID to the (rd at this office on the old capital of the corporation of ”. -0 on and after 1 CiRsDAT, the 11th October next. between tie h o ur of 10 and 3 o'clock: and that a DIVIDEND and •(((% at the same rdtes, being together 14a per share, will IA( (roe then be PAID on 676 000, the amount of the Bret 'p ediment (4 a.lO upon the new shares. Tbr Trao•fer Books, both for old and new 'haves. will be closed to , th• I 4h geptemner, and continue so Instil the dividend and become payable.—By order of the Court. secretary. A S LIGHT PORTER. Messenger, or in any oth, capacity.—A YOUNU MAN la In WANT of • s: I • ATI..N. and can have the very highest character for t tohrlety, general trustwortbiness. and Cbristian Into- Pi , Ifs rood penman. Married, and has • blear —Addreis tilt! Norfolk-03 'NA, New-reed, Ittlewnd, I LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSZ. WAUGH and SON. t and 4. GOODOWITIIIMT. W. HOWARD and SUNS' MACHINE-MADE 4nINET WORK —The Introduction of deem pow.- la tL. - anufacture enables FP MARC, and SONS to offer the best .o.ality of Ft WHIT RE of all kinds If a vary moderate ta , . Demi= and estimates free. BROWN BROTEMRS. -PATENT CHAIRS aad covet's% Barrack Paraftars. Trawls. Parana*. 6, S te.. at PRICY'S CONSIDIBABLY REDVCID.-104 Pfau. d at catsions. tr. VANDLES.—PRIZE MEDAL P YPIN/L—Adopted by Ise Malaita Ibtreanuaeottoe Le military Mations. TTILD,I manaractarers and holders of the ISO Prise Weds!, nth. I. the poblie against any spurious imitations. ihrfr !Owl b pekes and hoses. Selo or all dealer t.ronghout the kb , Mr P•poriltinn at the Works, UPPER N' Lill. LA SMITH, uncnos. 8., mho* oho may be obtained Utz blebrated United Service Soso Tablas. DAVI ES'S PALACE PA R AFFINE CANDLES, I- 0 per Its—Spurn. Is ; fine !tenth .sal trmsparent wax, la. Cal • Petroleum. Is kt. Belmont <p..rm, le.. German Wax, la. : botanic war. la. : • Al., mei the beet. 10d... inetallc for Palmer's niaerturns. rem dip ra.nellee, ed. : m0a1,14744 - 1 / 1 ol!, es. , d per gal!. , n : yetlow soap. 364., 40...41, and t" i-r 11.: 6 1.. mottled, old brown Windsor. 1e...94._ per • t • ,tawu Wirdt.nr, IL: white Witbclior, 11. 4cl. : „• 1• , . and almond, IL oer bar—tor cub, at 66;1 ••0,19' 0 , 14 establbtbed warehouse, 63, St. Ime s Charinz.troaL Lowtoe. W.C. AFTER SEA BATHING tlim RrMMEL'S F:\il:ti7 of LIME JUICE and GLYCERIN/I to coon - • -•'. , • , !unous elf ea f Sea Wain on the Hair. Price 1.. 6&, • •!e . 4. Cat Vinegar la also re• for its ilAielous Aroma and sanitary properties. ' • 2s .old by all perfumery deslers. EroorE ‘i . Itrand, and Cornhill 'JR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, L-ver fail ng remedy. prepares!! 'without any merci • •,• th e recipe of Or. Scott, will ben fod Invainshis rout r rmm bilious and Byer complaints, latilsestion, • 9 a -m". cid liners, dizriness of the eyes, etc. for habitual •-••• a a frimi:y aperient medicine. and so a purifier of v •-• ! t ••v tr.ily exceiletit : in their operation and r • .t• • I.e mach. they create appetite, pruning* ilirestice• •'at.' the whole nervous system.—Bold by W. ! , !!!.t. ". kind William-R.. Cbarine-orms, and by in at of • •' "!" la ltd. and b. 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr. fS ! 9itio!ts and Liver Mk The genuine are Ms pace green with .• Wlltiam Lembert• enrrawed on the dawn. DINNEFoRD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA , h. be , n , during twenty- fi ve year,. ernPfiatimill eerie i L t • Y the medi..3l profession. and universally accepteti by ;". • the rest remedy for acidity at the stomach, heart ', wet. and indigestion and ma a mad aperient :• constAntions, more especially for lades@ and chid It Prrrated, in a state a perfect purity and of nailer= u. Icy liINNEFORD and Co., 171, New Bood•atreet. Lon . C 4, 1 , -1.1 by all raapecsable elsualoba alueasboat tM arced. E IN VICIORATIVE NERVINIC ESSENCE. Most selentiacally prepared and mod powerful • ••-d • ver tutrudoced ; restores to their oorrsal condition 1 .. - r , lnne, on the integrity of which perfect health dr ?, 11, It it a vpreltle for debility of all kinds. and from Its cony • awns other Ingredients, pepsine and phonate or soda. htehty benetiche to the nervous and dyspeptic. • P.l bottle, or four ettantltles la one for Us. Rai/ • 11 'n. finuwcarten and Co.. 010. Ozfordsdreet, W.C" LC. ... 1 I • .1 . 1 E k 53i1 172 3 7. Its r°3 l • e = ; Pi :1 g g r i _g iv ,11. - =tla 4/0010 s - o• ati gg g g g § § 3E% as % -: g g - . 4 AS7 qeo fi l l I :"0.01. , 1 -7 .4 424 1 , Li Ili § § § F. - 1 g . 1 _ i g i C i 1g _ 0 -, 1 1 i 1 i i o X a Al 4 -I 4 1 .1 i A ;s'o .q., : 4 ....3 A -4 .1 ` 1 - It will thus be seen that the average value Ise represented by the price of the shares; of the abovementloned four companies is 43 M. premium per share, after deducting (If any the rimers fund: the price of Jaime id this Company's Dew shares to the public is L 113.. premium, from which, after deducting the amount of this Company's reserve fond, equal to E 2 per share, leaves the share netts, only ille. Id. premium, against LS Su premium, the average price of the hew companies before referred to. leaving a bonus to the public of Ct 10e. Bd. per share; but. taking the premium of the last-mentioned company as the meat analogous to this Company. it having been amalgamated only two months, It will be seen that themprioe of LS 10.. per share which is for below their intrinsic warthl, added to the At premium In this Company's reserve fund, gives SA 10s pa share, or Lt lea Bd. bonus on the pries of issue. The above prices are quoted m they are given In the Stock EICTISDITe List, but It le generally admitted that they by no means represent the bill value of the different shares quoted, the prices of which ought to, and will doubtless be, much higher. Applications for shares may be made la the farm sneezed, sad oast be accompanied by ihs payment of Ai per shank. Should to &Hall:mot be made the amount will be returned forthwith without deduction. Mould a lOU somber be allotted than is applied for, the me gold ea secoant mach application win, THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of r.NOLAND (Limited). Capital, Two Millions. Is 100,000 shares of tro each. Of which 80,000 shares will he lamed to the shareholders of the Credit Fonder (Limited) and the Criviit bloblller (bruited ) , and 20,003 shares will he issued to the public. Is per share, or 11500,000, will be called up. No (Uglier call is contemplated. The reserve fund will amount to £lOOOO,OOO. ninsiorolts. The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORMET, Governor. ;Asia LEVICK, Esq., Marehant, Kings Arms. Yard. 'entity JAME 4 NIIGENT DANIELL E Esq., Chairman af Go i vernors. tbe Allissee Bank (Unified), JJJ James Childs, Esq., London. Alexander Dunbar, Sq., Old Broad-street, London. Cheeks Ellis, Esq., Lloyd a. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. (Mews. Pinto, Hakim Braider's, & Co.). London. The Hon. T. C. Hallbarton, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Agency Amodatioa, London. Wrn. Harrison. Esq. (Measra. Young, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Richard &unit Lane, Eaq, (Messrs. Lane, [lankily, and Co.), London. Charles F Newbon, Fact., London. Henry Pownall, Esq., J. P., Rumell.stinare, London. Joseph idackvill Smith, Esq. (J. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Old Broad-street, London. Edward Warner, Esq.. M.P., London. John Westmorland, Esq. :Director of the Royal Insurance Com- Ai=!. Loudon. Grant, Esq., Managing Director. ninnna.Q. The Agra and Italierman's Bank ,1-tuuted The B a nk of Lo Smith, Pndon. ays*, and Smiths. The Alliance Bank United% London, Liverpool, end Man chester. The National Bank, London, Dublin. and its branches to Ireland. The National Bank of Crosland, Ithaburgb, and Its branches In Scotland. 130MMToks—Messrs. Newbon, Evans, and Co., Nicholas lane, LC. BROKII9. Messrs. laturence, Soo, and Pearce. Lothbury, B.C. Messrs. Field, Son, and Wood, 9. Warniord-court, Throgrnorton street, E.C. Masers. Robin. and Barber, m , Threadneedle-street, EC. Mean. Horstall and Peony, I Meters. Tod and Ashton, j Liver P wl Meson. Shore and Stet, Manchester. Sicarraar (pro tem. i—Alfred Lowe, Esq. Temporary Oakes—on, Lombardutrest, LC. PROISPEM 3. This Company is an extension of n the Crdeitt Yonder 'Llialted) and of the Crddit Mobilier ;Limited), which were established, the former for financial bu-iness in connection with land, the latter for general financial operations. The unexampled mamma acidevni by those companies, whose reports, just publithed, show the Amount of net profits, upon a paid-up capital amounting jointly to £lOO,OOO. to be ..t the rate of upwards of 190 per cent. per annum, and who have each de clared a dividend and bonus of £2 per share on £5 paid for lees than six mouths"working, besides carrying £lO,OOO to the re serve fund, and the enormons accession of business of both com panies render it absolutely essential to increase the capital, and thus enlarge the basis of their operations. With this view it has been determined to found the present powerful institution, which will absorb the two companies, and will take over the whole of their assets, including their united reserve fund, amounting to £lO,OOO, and will also of course ..ssurse their engagements, end the Directors believe that the increased means the issue of new capital will place in their hxnds will enable them to effect even greater results than have been already achieved. The distribution of the shares will be made in the following manner, by which It will be seen that a liberal proportion has been appropriated for allotment amongst the general public. 10.000 Shame will be Issued to the shareholders of the Credit Fourier (Lbaited. at pa in exchange fur the like nomber of shares now held by them. 30,000 Shares will 'at their option) tie allotted to the share holders of the Credit Fonder Xlmlted) (being at the rate of three new shares for each ,hare held In that Company', which will be imbed as follows, Ma —Two of such hares at a premium of £2 :11. W. per share, and for every two shares so taken one ad ;Miami share pax. 10.000 Stuarts will be issued to the shareholders of the Credit Mobilise (Limits& at pae - rin esehangefor the like num her of shares In that Company now he'd by them. 30,000 Shares will be allotted ;at their option' to the share holders of the Credit Ifobllier (Limited' being at the rate of three new shares for eseb share held in that Company,. which will be issued u follows. via :—rwo of such shares at a premium of et 13a. 4.1. per share, and for every two shares so taken me additional share _ at . 20,000 Shiret par sill be tamed to the public at a preatitua of a 2 13a. 41 per share. 100.000 The total premium' on the above mentioned shares will amount to L 160,090, which. with th•• sum of aeo.ooo, the amount of the reserve fund" of the Credit Fonder (bruited , and of the Cridit 31obiller will be carried to the reserve fund of the amalgamated Company, which will then amount to "..20,000. The amount to be called up, viz, LI per share on the shares issued at a premium, together with the at 13a id per share premium thereon, to be paid by the following instalments: lha application 41 per share. to be carried to capital account. On allotment. £2 per share. of which 41 to be carried to capi tal account and £1 to be carried to premium • count. loth December, £1 13a. 4.d. per share to be carried to premium account. loth February, leak LI 10a. per share to be carried to capital accoent. 10th April, IS6S, El 10► per share to be earned to capital account The amount to be called up, viz- ZS per share on the shares tuned at par, to be paid as follows, viz. : On application, Al per share; on allotment, 1 per share 10th February, 1566, L 1 10a per share 10th April, 1b4,5,1.1 1•)s. per lure-which will be carried to capital account. But as all the shares will participate In the mat dirk:mad declared, pro rata, according to the amount paid up, the valuable option has been reserved, enabling all allottees to pay up the instalments immediately on allotment, or at any time in advance of their being due, up to 1-1 per share. . - . The total amount of panl-6 capital will be £500,000, and the reserve fund -11 l amount to C 20,000. The following is • comparative statement of the estimated value of the undermentotned shares as represented by the current pricu on the Stock Exchange, viz. : s . d a• - • 1 .-.- ,<l..a . I a 01 as to IV I o e o 0 e t. v .. .?. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). The ft:Dowries Circular has been based to the eliding dun holders in the Credit Fonder (Limited) and Credit Mobilise (Limited): Temporary Offices—BO, Lombardatreet. London. loth September, lees. Str,—l am instructed by the Directors to inform you that they have fixed M..NDAT. the lint instant. as the LAST DAT for receiving APPLICATIONS ter SHARES under the privilege reserved to Yoe as a Sherehokler In the Credit Fancier ,Liatiled , , or to the Credit Mobilise (Lhnited). All optima not claimed before or on that day will be coital dared an renounced, and the *hares not claimed will be allotted elsewhere. I ens, Sir, your obedient servant. ALFRED LOW& Srcretary (pro tem.) 7niz WIZARD of the NORTH.—THIS DAY, at 8, and TO-NIGHT, at a—Fifth and sixth pear anon of MIN ANDIIRSON, the Second-sighted SyblL— Mron your STALLS and TICKITS at W. AUSTIN'S Tklcet-oince, 28, Pi AG omdillk—Gpsat daily from 10 WI 8—" THE WORLD Or MIC. QT. JAMES'S-HALL (entrances in Regent- A.. 7 street and Pkeadilly).—Profeame ANDERSON'S GRAND ENT,. RTAI NMINT, the WORLD of MAGIC. and Miss ANDER SON'S extraordinary powers In SECOND SIGHT have made a success hitherto unparalleled In the annals of the art magique. The programme In lie present form will be repeated every even ing at aOa Saturdays a fsahlonable juvenile day performance at 3 p.m. DOOll open at 7 and 2 o'clock. Stalls (dress, num bered an i strictly reserved). Ss. balcony. ; second seats, is ; body of the hall and galleries, Is. Juvenile tickets for the stalls and balcony, to. Reserved seats may be secured at the Box- Oft*, PlecadHly, under the superintendence of Mr. Austin. THE OXFORD and CANTLRBURY HALL COMPANY (Limited'. THE OXFORD. SELECTIONS from LA FORZA DLL DRSTINO, La Travtate, Nahum, and the Two Gentlemen at Vereas, by the whole of the talented com pany Dlrector—Mr. F. JONGIIMANS. Comedy by Usaworth. Lucent, W. Randall. W. Barton. and Mdlle. Caralho, the cele brated comedienne and raunlc. EVERY EVENING. STEVENS and SONS, 78, BiAbopagate-at. Within. GENITINZ POIMION WINES. Port, from the wood Ditto, eld crated Sherry Marsala. Attest 265. Claret, 145., 20e., 265., to Us. ditto. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishopagata-st. Within. FORJUGIN sad BRITI3II sPiturs. Oin, superior iraglisk.. 9a ad., 10s. 1id.,12i., Ms. 4d. per gallon. rda, Comsat.... Ira., Zs.. Ditto, Pale, 275., 30a ditto. ir, t Aiiest Jamaica Whisky j ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a hill butt as well as smaller maks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour oe trouble. It, adios Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 95., 12.., IY., to emit 44, 4, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. Ito more Eat beer or soar wine. Price 4a. 6d.. ditto, electroplated, 2s—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Mansion-house. See that his name and address are cm every article . all Mitering spurious unitations. Engravings gratis. Established 1810. H YAM and CO.'S CLOTHING KsTABLISHMENT, id end 47. Oxford-street The attention of Gentlemen le particularly invited to the fol lowing arnagententa into which hem and Co.'s Bstabilehmest to laid out for public accommodation No. 1. Clothing for Immediate Wear. No. 2. Select Order Iwpartment. No. 3. Juvenile and Youths' Department. No. 4. Hat and Hosiery Department. The most experienced cutters and work hands are engaged the Tailoring branches. and the best and most tuitional:4: fabrics and true economy are guaranteed. It YAM and CO., 66 and 67, Orford-start, London ; 41, —" and M, New-street, Birmingham ; 42, Briggste, Leeda . and West gate, Dewsbury. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and most useful invention of the day, AOCA A SIARELLA.— Mersa JOHN GOSNELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard. street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Ague Antenna has now of the properties of dyes ; ft, on the contrary. in beneficial to the system, and when the hair la once restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Pries 11 la per bottle. or in half bottles. 10e. ed. John Giessen& Co. haft been appointed perfumers to BIC IL the Princess of Wales. New Edition just out, ASHlLLlNthi*6fatroiidAGlC, with the Blograpby of a Wandering Wizard W over the World. Also an amine of table-rapping, or so-called spiritualism. Now published, and may be had of any bookseller and at all the rail way &tallow' In the kingdoms, also at the 8L James's-hail. Price U. 1 4 t O d 2 2 0 ~., 0 0 - ,ONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1864. so far as it will extend, be applied in payment et the tam dee ou allotment. Copies of the Report of the Credit Yonder iLimited) and the Credit Mobilier (Limited), above referred to, with ewe of this Company, may be had ou application to the solicitors, stockbrokers, or the secretary. Loudon. Sept L Mel ibex A. FORM OF LPTUCATIOT POI 11111 F.. (To be retained by the flanker) To the Directors of the Credit frontier and Mobther of England (Limited). Gentlemen,—Having paid to your bankers° the sum of I being a deposit of CI per share on Shares is the above Gimpany, I hereby request that you will allot me that number; and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to ma on the teress of the protpectus, at £2 13s. 4d. premium per share ; and I agree to pay the de posit on allotment, and to sign the articles of associatioa of the Company when required ; sad I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. U signatare :sa sual me h full Residence Proteasisa Datalnsert bangles'piesa, 1861 • names. THE BERMUDA BLOCKADE RUNNERS. The following official correspondence between Governor Bayley and the Duke of Newcastle, as Secretary of State for the Colonies, relative to the question of blockade ruaniag, has been published in,iolerniudo paper - " Downing-stiea, April 11. "Sir,—l have just received your despatch of Bth March last, enclosing a copy of the speech which you addressed to the Bahama legislature on the 2nd of that month. lam obliged to inform you that I can by no means approve that part of your speech in which you allude to the practice of despatching vessels from Nassau to the blockaded ports of the Confederate States. It is perfectly trim that the British government is not bound to interfere in order to repress, or even to discountenance this practice, just as the British government is not bound to interfere with operations carried on by British subjects in violation of the revenue laws of • foreign country. But it is un doubted that a belligerent has a right to blockade the port of his enemy—that a breach of blockade ia au invasion of that right—and that the power wham belligerent rights are thus violated may reasonably complain that her Ma jesty's representative, speaking publicly in his official ca pacity, should refer to proceedings thus injurious to its interests in • tone of encouragement or protection. I have no doubt that the language which you used was very acceptable to the inhabitants of the colony, who are naturally anxious to make the most of what are apyarently the advantages of their pre sent position relative to the seat of war. But I thick you failed to observe, that, in using it, you were laying yourself open to a charge of unfriendly conduct towards a neigh bouring power, and were impairing the position of the go yeniment you serve,—l have, "NEWCASTLE." Governor Bayley, in the course of • long apologetic re ply, urges that the right which be claimed for the colonists was the right of trading, not only with one, but with either or both the belligerent states. "And two things,'s he adds, " induce me to believe that no unfavourable impression was made upon just and reasonable men in the Northern States. The first is the opinion expressed by many respectable Northerners staying here during the winter, the general tenor of which may be summed up in the words of one of them :—' You (i.e., the English) have dome what we should have does in similar circumstances ; you have traded with both parties at the same time.' The second is, that the New York Herold, in an article designed to be bitterly severe upon my speech, entirely misquotes and misinterprets it, discon necting its consecutive paragraphs, and inserting inappro- priate glories." The Duke of Newcastle rejoins in the following stringent and severe terms : " Downing-street, June 6. " have to acknowledge the receipt of your des patch, in snewer to the comments made is my despatch of the 11th Anvil. As your explanations now received have not removed my objection to that speech, I think it best to instruct you that whatever opinions you may individually entertain on the points to which you advert, what is ex pected of you is that you will not without urgent occa sion or without authority express opinions affecting the re lations of her Majesty's government with foreign govern ments and countries, and that you will abstain from adopt iag • tone and spirit, in alluding to invasions of the right of blockade, which, even as construed mid explained by youreelf, is, in se officer occupying your position, unjusti fiable, and cannot hot be injurioue to this country in its relations with the United States. That the opinions offi cially expressed by you should have given rise to angry comments in the U.iited Stake, which, even if they be unfair, are not of that astooant much hem mischievous, is, I think, what ordinary forethought should have led you to oaticipate.-1 have, U., " Nurcosus.* CRYSTAL PALMS ....thrill MULLING DAY. .... FREDA; fiat. 9. —Adiskioas on populist, 2,217 ; dial) ►1 rem liellik, alti Istal, 2,00. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Warn or noticrron AND FU MEM 'Arno:aria To BB OBTAINED AT THE OFTICI Or THE CHIEF lEDISTMADs 000/12 OF SAMERUPTCY, SAME6SMALL-12111:22.] BANKRUPTS. JOHN WILLIAM IDE Cotrat3, tinebecatSeet, New-road, to stureas der Sept. 19, at 11. WILLIAM DIABWELL, Rowlands-row. Stepney-green, commission agent, Sept. 21, at 1. Taunts Borrellt, Platt-terrace, St. Pancres-road, billiard-table , keeper, Sept. e, at 1. EDWIS JOHN HENRY Curse, Addison-road North, Notting-hill, clerk to a vine merchant, Sept. 22, at 1. WILLIAM Hinter, Churchal, Shoreditch, oilman, Sept. 19, at 12. BEMILMIS LIMED= T14011.20n, Leadeuhallstreet and Deptford , Creek, shipbroker. Sept. 22. at 1. MICHAEL Vs Liaison, Arunded-street, Strand, communion agent, Sept. 27, at 11. I 30111 BoOrikr, Abridge, Essex, greengrocer, Sept. 20, at 12. 1 HEIST MUDDLE and Pis-CIS Ettswoarm, Stanford Rivers, Essex, omnibus proprietors, dept. 27, at 11. lILIJAII W min, Chapel-street, Pentonville builder, Sept. 20, at 1. WILLIAM KLTLET, Middleton-terrace, Battersea, secretary to • public company, Sept. 20, at 1. Influx JOKDAE, Woolston, Hampshire, butcher, Sept. 20. at 1. Mantle rtn, Great Comm-street, Russell -square, barrister, Sept. 20. at 1. Tuonan Blom: , Unmet . ; Ilingston-on.Thanies, grocer, Sept. 10,a$ 1. Joni kisenrrr. Tottenham-street, Tottenham.court-roal, en gineer, Sept 27, at 11. /one HSU., duuderland, labourer, Sept. 23, at IL WILLIAM FELL, Gateshead, Durham, draper, Sept. 23, at 12j. JOSHUA HOME, Birmingham. late contractor, Ot. 10, at 12. Mow METcugu., Birmingham. painter, Oct. 10, at It. 30212111 ROSE, Conley, litaffordshire, Journeyman boat builder, Gel Ilk ta 12. WI MAR WurnioaTß. North hiuskhani, Nottinghamshire, wheelwright, Sept. TI, at 11. ALBUM. Kunsan 6111111. Bristol, baker, Sept. 20, at 11. Juice Mitre, St. &dwell, Devonshire, manufacturer of ladles' underclothing, Sept. 21, at 12. Laws wiurzurr, Aro% OWED, MARL Pisan, WILLIAM Yagaai, and WILLIAM Hula Lvin, itastrick, Yorkshire, Jo=nspinners, Sept. 21, at 11. CLEW PADA, Leeds, cloth merchant, Sept. 26, at 11. C1A,113.7-9 Lossnsts, Middleton Tyas, Yorkshire, farmer, Sept. SI, tall. 30111 Tholgall, Liverpool, reinter, Sept. 23, at 11. IAIIIII Aeterseu, Birkenhead and Liverpool, cabinet maker, Sept, 23, at 11. Janie YIDLEA, dt. Helen's, Lencash., ironmonger, Sept. 23, at 11. JOSMI2I COLLMOWoOD, Higher Compton, near Oldham, and Man- W= , tirebrick manufacturer, dept. 02, at It. SEXIER, Northampton, butcher, Sept. 24, at 10. MART ELMS DATlelMookton,Pembrotesh.,grocer, Sept.23,at9i. Gems XMADWIck, Manchester, late grocer, Sept. 26, at OS. WILLIAM 1.e.0e501 BLACIIMIAM, Tmmtall,StaltordshiTe. Plumber, Sept. 24, st 11. BURT FLEMING MOWS. Weston-super-Mara, Somersetahlre, gentlemen, Sept. 22, at 12. Willis* [laver, 'Tiverton, Devonshire, butcher, Sept. 21, at 11. JOBS SHOO ER Button-lm-Aslitield, Notts, huckster, Oct. 31. at 11. vaLLIABITayeLoTa. keg Haney. Berks. innkeeper, Oct. 5, at I. Cannon= HATES, East Anstey and Knowatone, Devonshire, termer, Sept. 26, at 10. CIMELLIn ROMASuE, 01 ham, dealer In roller leather, Sept.22„at 12. Jang Sass FT, W arlingt on, Lancuh.,late beerseller,Sept 17, at lui. Joilli Roieurs, Llanfecreth, Merionethshire, {oat surveyor, Sept 20, at Lk __. _ _ LAST EXAMINATIONS. _ _ _ Nev. 4. B. Kernsley, Borden, Keut, fruiterer- *Tor./ D Sea- NOfSielt- Nov. 4. G. Morgan, pper Charlton-street. near Pand-road, haulier-Noe. & G. B. L o yd, Plumetemi, Kent. attermo's clerk-Nov. 5. T. Field, Broad-cuun, Turnmill-street. Cletimuwell, general dealer-Nov. 6. C. H. A. Von Selman, St. David-street, Bruunricketreet„ Dover-road. and Chespaide, Cite, shii ping agent-Oct. 29. Caroline Mau.han, London Scrap Ironworks, Greenwich -Oct. 8. J. .1. Hooper, Darnley raid, Healey, commercial traveller-Oct. 29. T. Pardee, itoyal-hill, Bayswater, butcher-Oct. 29. J. Hatton, John-street, lamb's Congeal-street. late licensed victualler-Nov. 3. X Wright, Graf tonsidgeet, Mile-end, Don merchant-Nov. I. C. Barr Homer. roa4 Hackney-wick, optician-Nov. & J. Russe ll , John-street, Bedfordrow, coachman-Nov. 3 G. Llewellyn, New Church street, Limon-grove, corn dealer-Nov. 3. J. Welton, Ledbury. Wee% Peckham, builder-Nov. S. T. Puddrcesne, Waterloo roaX Lambeth, tobacconist -Nov. 3. It. Ellby, Chalk Farm road, Camden-town, hiker-Nov. S. G. Tills, Newton-street, High Hoiburu, brass founder-Nov. 3. R. Baker, Bund-street, Chelsea, tailor-Nov. 3. E. T. Deuce, Praidetreet, Paddington, butcher-50e.* J. Stevens, Jun., Camden-gardens, /69 =al e-an-road, metal dealer-Nov. 3 A. H. Smith, Dorset-street, Pallibuniquire, and Gamey-road, Bayswater, attorney-Nov. 4. R. P. Ridley, Maidatone, late lieutenant of LirOit Dragoons- Noe. B. J. Hutt. Selisbery-street, 1.134011-grove, baker-Nov. 3 A. halliard, Lishestreet, Leicestersquare, boottnakee-Nov. 3. K. Weaver, New-street, Covent-warden, tailor-Nov. 4. W. Ram sey, Bed Lion-street, Clerkenwell, rnanaLicturing jeweller-Nov. 4. A. 'Tubby, Barnsbury-road, IsLLugton, tea grocer-Nov. 4. A.l. Batchelor, Gloncester-place, Waiworth-common, metal refiner - liov. 4. K. 0. Laird, Joy-place, Coberg-road, sad Cannon-street West, civil engineer -Nov. 4. C. Warburton, Marlboro'-road, Old Yell-road, slerk in her Majesty's Customs-Nov. 4. J. Garlick, Carlton-terrace, Peckham. and Chiltomterrace. New Peckham, baler-Nov. 6. C. Marshall. Old Church-street, Paddington, bateber-Nov. 3. J. Cox, Upper Sandon, Bedfordshire, innkeeper -Nov. 5 W. It Won, James-street, Stepney, saddler-Nor. W. Parry, Deptford, New Cron, Kent, and Maids-hill, OLT trieend. brick Inerebent-Nov. 6, J. F. Odin; Sameffete, lent, plumber-Nov. 5. W. Baker, Croydon, Surrey, PostoMoe clerk-Oct. IP. R. LampreU, Stockwell, surrey, land agent - Oct. 19. W. Lorberg, %Vyld's-rents, Bermondsey, manufacturing chemist-Oct. 19. J. Moslin, Great Windmillstreet, Haymarket, saddler-Oct 19. G. Knight, Kenilworth-road, Victoria-part, boot dealer-Oct. 19. D. Spokes, Great o.llegextreet, Camden town, grocee-Oct. 19. J. Clark, Deptford, joarneyman blacksmith -Oct. 19. K Pianos), New Hampton, SI trbtleses. builder-Oct. 19. E. Baker. jun., Mount-place, Whi lischapei road, dyer-Oct. 19. J. C. Burt, Alienninster-reed, clerk in an insurance office- Oct. 19. J. H. Crossley, Dean street, Britannia-fields, skirt manu facturer-Oct. 19. W. Robertson, Crutched-tries, City, =r eheat - Oct. 19. Emma Pugh, London Scrap Ironworks, Green wich-Oct. 19. J. Miller, jun., o=lod-crescent. Maldon-roal, Kentish-town, chandler's shop keeper-Oct. I. R. Jennings, Cloudesle4-square, Islington, boardinghouse keeper-Nov. Y. C. Dss is, Westbronswich, coal deher -Nov. L C. R. Kennedy, Bir mbighaux berriaterat-law-Nov. 2. W. C. Key, Birmingham, tobaocontat-Nor. 2. C. T. Lutenche and A. Luttgehe, Birming ham, gold chain manufacturers-Nov. 2. It. H. Hayes, Lonaton, Btattordshire. surgeon-Nor. 2. 15 Barrett. Birmingham elector plate mamitacturer-Nov. S. G. Leerier., Hereford, buibier (MX 4. W. Jones, Ilandllo. Cann .rthenahlre. victualler- Oct. 24. J. Woolacott, Barnstaple, Devonshire, draper- Oct. 13. J. Luxton. Bonctleles, Devonshire, clerk in holy orders -Oct. 54. W. Beach. Cerne Abs.,, Dorsetabire, farmer-Oct. 24. 0. E. Parham, Lydlincli, Donetshire, omen-Oct. 13. W. G. Naylor and G. Claughton, Leeds and ll apaide. woollen manu facturers-Oct. l& J. Lister, Keliington. Yorkshire, farmer - Oct. 13 H. H. Baldwin. Castleford. Yorkshire, watchmaker- Sept. It W. De burgh, OZtOtl, Cheshire. li censed victualler- Oct. 4. W. Pritchard, - Evert-a, Lancashire, builder-Oct. 3. W. Harken, Lostock Gralam. Cheshire, agricultural implement maker -Sept. h. S. H. Turner, Liverpool, shipbroker-Sept. 27. B. Linsey, Everton. Lancashire, chemist-.9ept. 27. S. Evans, Den high, coal merchant-Sept. 97. B. Gordon, Wrexhom, woollen draper-Sept. 19. J. Kirby, Balms. Lencashire, letterpressprinter -Vet. is H. Briggs, Arlwtek. Lancashire. butcher-Oct. 4. C. J. Chambers, Cbeethans Manchester, mill furnisher-Oct. 4. W. Wild, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton mill manager-Sept. 28. J. Arnastroug, Crock, Durham, grocer-Oct. 13. W. 13wood, Cumberland. butcher - Oct. 31. H. Nock, Westhromwich, Staf fordshire, late licensed victualler--Itept. It 51. W. Bacon, Hors ley. Derbyshire, lean:et-Sept 22. H Adams, Ambergate, Der . byartire. shopkeeper-Sept 22. 8. Brown, Morley, Derbyshire, blacksmith--Oct. 31. T. Billinger, Halesowen, Worcestenhire, Pune, man baker -Sept. ill. li Edenton, Cheltenham, dealer in tea-kept. M. D. Prat. Cheltenham, boot maker-Oct. 19. J. X Davies, Merthyr Tydtil, Glamorganshire, accountant-Sept. 28. RA. Harker,Mn., Leadgate, Durham. joiner-Sept. h. 6. Watson, Ilverpool, cabinet maker-Sept. 30. H. M. Atkins, Nor wick tailor-Sept. 21. J. Potter, St. Helen, Worcestershire, wheelsright-sept. 29. Louisa Harriett Duck, Bath, dressmaker -Oct. 14. W. Mitchell, tialtwhistle, Northumberland, pitman- Sept. Is. J. R. Hand-comb, Reigate, Surrey, plumber-Sept. M & Hawes, Ipswich, tailor-Nov. 14. T. Odes, Cardin, Glamor. ganahire. haulier. BA.NEDUPTCIIB ANNULLED. Sept. S. lows LAiorow, Greeovich. grocer. ..... Atiguit L TILOMAS Wl - 1 - 11;14 tbrovrater. DECLARATIONS or DIVIDKNOS. llclariias, Manchester, macufacturing chentlat—`-'nd dividend of to lid., any Tuepday, at Morgan's, Manchester. JAltts Cinsm, Manchester, Ironmonger-End dividend of Sid., any Tuesday, at Morgan*, Manchester. Gionatio Want, Manchester. linendraper—lst dividend of So TN., any Tuesday, at Morgan's. Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 20. W. A. Wilsoli,1:1;;rpoo --- 1. eogineer—Sept. 20. J. Fors- ter, Carlisle, butcher—Sept. 20. J. DM•Ray, Daimon, Cumber land, quarry proprietor—Rept 20. T. 7attrnall, Bewley, York shire, farm labourer—Sept. 21. J. Robinson Erandestourton, Yotkskire, joiner--Oet. 4. .1. 8. Plastuan, Ludgate-street, City, pBBIPB pissoulp. J. Wilson and 2 . leliard7l;;plTion7lio7kahlro, thrashing machine manulacturers-IL S. Ireland and W. Ireland, Birmiog. ham, dr. pars-J. Mackew and J. Pickard, Leicester, nianufac turers of circular made hosiery goods-W. IL 'alley and F. C. Young, Weed-wharf, West India flocks. rnaboga , y merchants 8. Oppenheim and J. Lowenthal, Manchester, commissien mer chants-G. Fuller and K. Stephenson, Walworth-road, licensed victuallers-T. Kap and J. Perry-J. Bingham and Y. F. Jeyea, Parliament-street. estmluster-J. Wilson, J. H. Wilson, and K Wilson, Adam's-court. London, men:haute -1. Oallewakl, K. (Milewski. sod J. Gallewski, Sunderland. dealers In watches- K Alison and C. Alison. Caton-court, Old Broad-street, stock brokem-W May and T. B. Cuillmore, Great Knaselligreet, Bloomsbury. jewellera-Mary Ann Jarvis, Margaret Jarvis. snd Sarah Jarvis, bookseller, so far as regards Mary Ann Jarvis-T. Wood, A. H. Browning, and T. Fox, Providance row, and 11111. street, Finsbury, rectifying disiillars, so far as regards A. H. Browning-Is. Duncan and O. Bowden. lionleso, Staffordshire. payruhrokers -H. Fletcher and W. Miller, Port sea, Hanipshere, hardware merchants-C. Williams and 8. Mor- I y, jun., Tunbridge Wells, Kent, tailors-W. Hargreaves and G. Hargreaves, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners-H. Atwood and N. Jacobs, Hastings. 8 max, drapers-W. Birchen and J. Kekersley, Bolton. Luicashlre, engineers-J. Singleton and W. Pitman, Old Jewry. attorneys-R. Billugton and J. Llttlewood, Manchester. am wire mausufaeturers-W. Connate and H. Nor ris. New Yolk and Manchester-I. faith and J. lax. Motley Bridge, Durham. hardwaremen -W. 0 Biddies, H, Cnunphorn, John Biddies, W. Biddies, Jun., and James Biddle a, Leicester, boot manufacturers, so far as regards H. Cranipboris-K. Km waker and U. Welch, Cheriton, liampsbire, baicklayass-J. Watson, Jun.. T. Watson J. Maitland. and B. Young ;executors of J. Watson. deceased;, so far as regards their connexion with the firm of J. Watson and Sons, Glasgow, Bathrille. and Nether wood, coalmastera-T. F. Jeffery, so tar as Mreegg vgds his connexion with the arm of P. Soott and Company, afoul es and shirt mer chants, Halbiburgh. 800ICH 111QIIESTRATION8, WILLIAM OttlarelM, Glasgow, ship broker, Sept. 16, at the Fa cisityHall. Glasgow. Wn,LLuI WATSON, little Creech, Sutharlandshire, farmer, Slept. 16, at Guns a Inn, Dornorh. ARCHIBALD BLACK. Haddingtou, grocer, Sept. 17. at the Gouge Inn, liaddlnttota. Rosner HAMILTON CCTIMIRTION, Glasgow, grocer, Sept. 16, at the Comely Hotel, Paisley. ALABAMA, ill'AULig, Stornoway, merchant, Sept. 15, at the Masonic Hall, Stornoway. Dario Centime. Steam, Bentrewshire. farmer, Sept. 19, at the County Hotel, Paisley. ANDANW COWAN. s/Aeo Edinb n*Edinburg h. urgh, general draper, Sept. 19, at Lyn wad Turnbull' [Stamped, ld. Additkmal.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (I/RlThell lILLIGRAZIO RECOGNITION OF THE KINGDOM OF GREECE BY AUSTRIA. VIENNA, larre. 9. _ . It is reported here that the Austrian government intends shortly to recognise King George of Genet*, regard having been paid to all family considerations towards Bavaria. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, WT. 9, Emus°. The rumour is current here; that upon his re turn the King of Prussia will pay a visit to the Empress Eugenie at Schwalbach. SWITZERLAND. BERNE, earr. 9. The government of Lucerne has decided upon contesting the competence of the Federal govern ment to conclude a treaty of commerce with Ruse*. FRANCE. PARIS, Star. 9, Arnnuroos. . . The Bank of France has raised its rate of dis count from 6 to 7 per cent. ,both for bills of exchange and securities. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Szpr. 9, 3.30 P.m. The Bourse has been quiet. Relates closed at 60.70, or the same as yesterday. NORFOLK VOLUNTEER SERVICE ASSOCIATION. GREAT YARMOUTH, Sac. 9. Yesterday afternoon, as briefly btated in yester day's despatch, the silver challenge bugle presented by Mr. R. J. H. Harvey, and other prizes added by the association, were competed for. The cooditions provided that six effi• cleat volunteers should compete from each company or sub division in Norfolk. Loog Eofields were used, and the rages were 200 and 500 yards, five rounds each. To the oonipany or subdivision making the best score the challenge bugle and 11. was awarded, while the wood prize was 61., and the third prize The several companies competed with the following result : 24th Norfolk, 84 points; 11th Norfolk, 101; 21st Nor folk, 106 ; Bth Norfolk, 101 ; 15th Norfolk (holders of the cup last year), : 12th Norfolk, disqualified ; 4th Nor folk, 119; 16th Norfolk, 11l ; 22nd Norfolk, 95 ; No. 1 Company, Nozwich, 113; No. 3 Company, Norwich, 99 ; No. 1 Company, Yarmouth, 123 ; and No. 2 Company, Yarmouth, 139. In all 7ti men abet. In No. 2 Yarmouth Com 7 paz Cor poral Davy scored ; Captain Yowl!, 24 ; Cor Cos ter, 27 ; and Private Barrett, 2G. The lotYarmouth Company and the 75th Dereham scored 123 each, and on the tie being •hot off, the Yarmouth Company scored 16, and the 15th Dereharu, 13. No. 1 Yarmouth Company, therefore, gained the mooed prize, and the 15th Norfolk the third. The challenge cup was won by the god Yarmouth Company. . . . . . . . The neXt contest war for the championship of Norfolk, apse to all efiicieut volunteers of Norfolk. Long Eufields were used, and the ranges were 200, 500, and 600 yards, five rounds each, competitors failing to make a score of 18 at the two first daturas being precluded from shooting at 600 yards. The prizes for the beat scores at the three more were—first, 2 20 1 . and the medal of the National Rifle Asso ciation the second prize beiog 10/. ; and the third 5/., while V. each was gives for the best scores at each range. There were no fewer than 89 competitors. Private Breeze, of the lat Nor folk, and Corporal Davidson, of the 11th Norfolk, each made 41 points, no otbsi competitor reachiug this standard. In shooting off, Breeze made au outer, while Davidson missed. Breese, therefore, became champion shot, with the medal of the National R ifle Association and 201., while Davidson took the second prize of 10i. Corporal Swan, of the 2ad Yarmouth, took the third prize, with a soon of 40 points. The late champion, Corporal Welaliali, who made 41 points in 1863, uored 26 this year. The range prizes ware won by Private Bridgman, of the let Norfolk, who made 19 points at 600 yards. Private Brunton, of the 15th Norfolk, wbo made 17 points at 500 yards ; and Bugler Goan, °Me Ist Norfolk, who scored 16 points at 2tlo yards. To-day the thud match took place for a cup of the value of 154, given by Lieutenant. Colonel Sir T. Beauchamp, Bart., open to all efficient volunteers of the 2od Norfolk Administrative Battalion. Long &Adds were used, and the ranges were 200 and 500 yards ; five rounds each. There were 45 competitors. During the contest there was a regular gale of wind from the S.W., which blew down the secretary's tent, and also damaged other tents oo the ground, while the competitors experienced the utmost difficulty in bolding their rides and taking aim. The cup ems woo by Private Wrigglesworth, who modes score of 'A Lieutenant Davy and Private Golding scored 24 each, and Sergeant Bate 22. This afternoon a review took place on the South Danes. The following corps were present in more or lam force i—let Norfolk Artillery, under the command of Major Sir T. H. S. Lanai, Bart., M.P. ; the lot Norfolk Light Horne, under the rommaod of Captain Hay Gurney ; the Norwich battalion, accler the command of Colonel Black ; the Yar mouth battalion, under the oommand of Major Orde ; and the tad Norfolk Administrative Battalion, under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir T. Beauchamp, Bart. Colonel Ibbetson, Inspector of Volunteers for the Eastern District, wiui expected to take thegeonral command, but the review had scarcely commenced when our parcel left the ground. THE CIRQUE PORTS ARTILLERY AND BIPLR VULUNTZERS CURTEST. PRESENTATION OF THE PRIZES. MARGATE, FRIDAY. The presentation of the prizes to the aucceaeful competitors took place last evening at the Assembly-rooms. Margate, is the presence of one of the moot crowded and fashionable assemblies ever known within its walls. The Mayor (Captain Turner, of the 7th Cioque Porta' Rifles) presided, sod Major-General Sir W. M. Coghlan, of the Royal Artillery, undertook the preseutatiopm. Amongst those present were Major-General Grose, Csptais Brown, chairman of the Pier and Harbour Company; Lieot • Colonel Whitehead, North Middlesex Rides; Mr. James Teddy Friend, of North Down ' • Captain and Adjutant Buses, Loudon Ride Brigade ; Captain Williams, 19th Middlesex; Lieutenant J. N. Talfoard, 7th Cinque Porta' Artillery, fr.c. It appears that in consequence of the lateness of the hoer at which the grand contest of the day had terminated, the last shot not having bees fired at the targets till they were scarcely visible, there was some difficulty in ascertaining to whose lot the gold watch would fall for having made the highest segregate score in the Clue B and C competitions, and up to nearly dark it wasassigned to Private Dighton, of the 14th Middlesex (EliEltgate) Rifles, who, having tied with Corporal Gould, 3/ th Middlesex, with an aggregate score of 58, in shooting off won the tie. When, however, the scores became finally tested it was found that both thee; gentlemen had to give place to Captain Williams, of the 19th Middlesex, who iu the two cleans Middlex, bad mates an aggre gate Dome of 64, and thus became the winner of the gold watch. On this Private Dighton awed Corporal Gould agreed to divide the second prize of 51. between them. Ths prooeediop of the evening com menced with a concert, in which Miss Pearce, Mr. Carter (tenor), Miss Kate Gordon (a pianist and pupil of H. Bene dict), and Mr. George Bucklaud (the celebrated buffo singer of the Colosseum and Polytechnic Institutions), took part. At itsconclimion, General Sir W. M. COGHLAN was introduced by the mayor to the assemblage. Hamad he bad been mailed to present the prize* to the successful competitors on this interesting occasion. He had great pleasure in doing as, because, leaving the intrinsic value of the prizes out of the question, they bore substantial testimony to the high spirit and deter mined practical zeal of the volunteers in perfecting them selves in that noble science, so calculated in case of neces sity to be of service to their country. A more pleasing duty than that he was now called upon to diszharge it was impossible for any one to perform. Bs looked upon the volunteer movement as one of the greatest events which bad taken place in this country during the last century. (Hear.) All he could do or say was to urge the volunteer& to keep their eyes steadily to that hoe sod patriotic object for which the volunteer force was raised, and by keeping up such meet ings amongst themselves as had just terminated in that dis trict, take we that the movement should never languish or decay. (Applause.) The gallant general then proceeded to distribute the prizes in classes A, B. and C, the alternate of the meeting being far too numerous to be gone through, amounting in the whole to about 300/. In clams A, the Isle of Menet prize, value 201., shot for with seven abets at 300 yards, any position, and dividsdbato four prizes : the Ist prue, of 61. value, won by private Mortlook, Vietoriaa ; 2nd, of 41., Private Blaise, St. George's; 3rd, of 31., Sergeant Barfield, 9th Kent; 4th, of 2/., by Private Whalen, Ist Surrey. Clam B, value 501. divided iota 10 prima, at 200 and 300 yards, five shots each from the shoulder. Ist prize of 151., nos by Cantata Williams, 19th Middlesex; 2nd, of 10f., to Private Diem, 7th Cinque Ports ; 3rd, of 71. 10a., Corp*. ra Gould, 37th Middlesex • 4th, of 51., Private Bohn, 16th Middlesex ; sth, of 41., &rising Miller, 6th Kent; 6th, of 31., Private Blew, St. George's ; 7th, rl2/., Private Bishop, Moque Ports ; Bth, of 11. 10e., Assistant-Surgeon Pittock, 7th Cieque Ports ; 9th, of if., Captain Barra 29th Kent ; 10th, of 11., Corporal Luta, Queen's Westrain;ter. [TWOPENCE . - Clone 0, also of the value of 501., divided into ten prises, shot for at 400 sod 300 yigds, Hytbe position.—lst, of 151., Sergeant Montgomery, 30th Middlesex (Whig) ; of IW., Private Dightoe, 14th Middlesex ; 3rd. ol 74 10c, Captain Williams ' 19th Middlesex; 4tb, of Si., Corporal Adsnis ; sth, of 41., Private Danes, 22nd Sent ; 6th. of 3/., Sergeant Ellenger, Ist Cinque Porta ; 7th, of 21., Pose paat-lostuctor Compile, South Middlesex ; of 11. 100, Sergeant Burman ; 9th, of 11., Captain Barn; and 10th, of 1/., to Mr. Parry, an bon. member. On Captain Williams presenting himself for the fourth time to receive the gold watch for the highest aggregate wore he was loudly cheered, and briefly sA. nowledged the compliment.. Votes of thanks were awarded to Major•Geneml Coghlan, to the Mayor, and to Mr. T. H. Keble (general manager of the meeting), and the proceedings terminated with a hall lasting till this morning, NATIONAL RIPLI ASSOCIATION. The following are the conditions for the compe titive trial of rifles for 1865 : 1. The annual competitive trial of rifles shall take place at Woolwich, commencing at 11 o'clock, a.m., on the 22nd of November next. 2. Etch compeTicor shall furnish six complete rifle' of precisely similar description. 3. The conditions as to bore, weight, pullet trigger, stocks, sights, shall be as follows :—A. Bore. Minimum, '451. B. Weight. Maximum. 10lbs. The barrels and stocks not to be weighed separately. C. Length of barrel, 33 inches. D. Pull of Trigger. Minimum, filbe. E. Stocks. Half stocked. All the barrels of soy one set of rifles may be fired from the mole stock. F. Sights. Dagulatioo Enfield, bat warranted as to admit of any other sights being subs°. queetly fitted to the rifles. 4. An person intending to compete shall, oe or b e f ore the 2&d of October next, pay an entrance fee of 101., and shall at the same time sign a letter to the secretary in • form [which is] annexed form accepting the conditions of competition sa here laid down. Each competitor may enter more than one description of rifle, subject to these regula tions and to the payment of an additional entrance fee of 101. for each additional est of rifles. 5. The rides shall be delivered at the office of the uso ciatioe before 11 o'clock a.m. oa the 21at of November, and shall be tested and examined between the hours of 12 and 5 p.m. on that day. in premium of the council, by the super intendent of the royal email arms factory. The rifles delivered by any competitor will not be accepted without the certificate of such superintendent that the conditions Nos. 2 and 3 have been complied with by such competitor, 6. Each competitor shall, previous to the trial fin up and sign a form [which is anoitheil], stating the pahiculare of his rifle and ammunition, and the price of the rifle. 7. The charge an ammunition used by the competitor at the trial shall be the same in all respects as stated by him in such paper. 8. The price of the rifle shall in no case Amami 701. ; and shall include the cost of • disc aperture hack-sight with Vernier scale and • covered slot foresight with graduated lateral adjustinent. The rides must admit of these sights being fitted to them. _ . . . . . . 9. - Three rifles of each set shall be taken indiscriminately for trial, sod these shall be numbered from Ito 3. The rifles shall be tried in the order in which they am numbered. 10. The order of shooting shall be determined by lot, to be drawn by the secretary not less than 15 days previous to the 22nd of November. A letter will be assigned mom+ ingly to each competitor for each set of rifles delivered by him. Notion will bekiven to each competitor of the letter drawn for him. 11. Letter A, ride No. 1, shall commence the WO ; latter B, rifle No. 1, will then be taken, and so on in succession; and after the rifles No. 1 have been fired, then ride. No. 2 will be fired, commencing with letter A. The firing shall be coetinued from day to day with the letter and number peat io order after the rifle last fired on the previous day. 12. The Mks shall be fired from fixed mechanical rests. Government rests obeli be assigned by lot to such competi tors who de not bring their own. (Facilities will be afforded by the superintendent of the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich for competitors to fit their slide bars to the rests soy tine previous to the trial). 13. Each competitor shall be responsible for the adjust ment, fitting, and general 000ditioo of the rest used by him during the triaL Each competitor shall either be preseut to Ore his rifles, or shall appoint a representative to do so. 14. The distance fired at shall be 1.000 yards. Eight trial shot shall be allowed for each rifle before the 30 competi tire shuts are fired. Thirty competitive shots shall be fired consecutively from each rifle. 15. No cleaning daring the 30 competitive shots shall be allowpd, 16. The &seams jiving the mean radial deviation and taken u at the School of Musketry, at Myths, shall decide the figure of merit of the rifles. 17. The description of ride that gives the best figure of merit shall be selected so the one with which the Queen's Prize, second stage, shall be competed for at the ensuing Prize Meeting of the Association. 18. The figure of merit determining the best description of ride shall be the average of the three rifles of one de scriotiou. 19. Nu mechanically fitting loading rods shall be used. 20. Competitors may use the clinometer to take the angle of elevation, which shall be recorded by an officer appointed for that purpose. The clinometer may also be used to re. adjust the angle of elevation during trial, but only in pre note of this officer, and with the sanction of a member of the council, or some person appointed by the counciL 21. No telescope shall be used by competitors or specta tors after the trial shots. =. Competitor shall either be present themselves or ap {mat some one to be present at the target when the dia grams are taken Mt. They or their representatives than sign the diagram, which shall also be countenigted by the secretary, or by some person appointed by the council. 23. The secretary shall select timid the three successful rifles to be kept by the councilsa • pattern arm. 24. The successful competitor shall be required to supply to the association, by the Ist of May. 1865, 60 rills, which shall in every respect be similar to the pattern arm, except that they are to be fitted with • back-sight and foreeight of the description mentioned in condition No. 8, and the price of which shall not exceed that stated is the paper [which is annexed]. The 60 rifles, when supplied, shall be submitted to the frenzied, sod such an examination of them will be instituted by the superintendent of the royal small arms facttory as will satisfy the council of the perfect soundness of the rifles and of their conformity with the pattern arm. Every rifle which be shall certify to be not mita in accord. coos with the pattern arm will be rejected, and the compe titor shall supply mother rifle in lieu thereof, which shall be submitted to examination in the like meaner. _ 25. The successful competitors shall supply at a felt pries such quantity of ammunition of the same quality and kind as used by bun at the Woolwich competition as may be re quired for the sighting of the rifles previous to the Wim bledon meeting, and for the use of the competitors in the second stage of the Queen's Prise. 26. Subject to the above mulattoes, the competition will be conducted under the direction of the comma, or their °their appointed for the purpose, whcse decision is in all came to be final.—By ceder, Sr. Jong-ldituusr, Secretary. THE ROYAL Braes IN THE EDINBURGH COUNCIL CHALBEIL—On Thursday the oouteil chamber was open for the exhibition of the marble busts of the Queen sod the late Prince Consort, presented to the city by the lord pro. vast. That of the Queen, by Mr. Noble, represents her Majesty at a comparatively youthful period. The counte nance is animated, and the expression highly pleasiog and the bust is at once a beautiful work of art and a highly eatiafactory likeness. The bust of the Prince Consort, by Mr. Thud, ie also an admirable likeness, and represents the lamented Prince in the very prime of life, just as he was taken away. The countenance is calm, thoughtful, and dignified, and the head bears the impress at once of wisdom and benevoleem One circurnitances which must in the minds of everybody add to the value of the gift is that the esteemed donor was honoured by the gracious intimation of her Majesty's pleasure in the choice of the busts, and that, acting upon that iotimatioc, the artists above named were commissioned to execute copies of work. which had already received the royal approval.— Edioburyk Courssit, CAMBUIDOSSIIIRE AGRICULTURAL Bour'. —The fret show of this society took place yesterday, sod was an exceedingly well supported and interesting one. A some. what serious accident oonerred in the stock yard. A. boar, the property of Mr. Hill. of Ely, attacked end bit his keeper, tearing open the calf of his leg ; the poor roan was Sakai, to Addsobrooke's Hospital, and atteededtn. It was toted that he is seriously, but it is hoped not dangerously wounded. Ie the evening about 200 of the members dined together at the Lion Hotel, Cambridge. The Earl of Hardwicketook the chair in the absence of the president of the society, Mr. Yorke. M.P. EDUCATION OP RECRUITS. —From the last report of the Army Medical Department, the following interesting analysis is gives of the state of education of every 1,000 recruits examined : In Eoglish districts 239 were unable to read or wilt* ; 37 able to read only ; and 724 able to read and write. In Scotch districts they appear respectively as 163, 157, and 680. IA the Irish districts the aumbera ap pear as follows : 322, 104, and 578. Compared with the results for 11461 there is a decrease in the proportion of un educated is England, but scarcely any difference is Scotland and Ireland. We compare, however, favourably with the French army, where, in the muse number of young men liable to be enrolled, the state of education was ascertained to be 318 as tumble to read or write ; 32 able to read one (.30 able to reed sod write. So that the propel lion wholly uneducated ia higher then among the recruits tor Um British army. I.IOPNIMAN'S Ti. in choice and strong, mode rate in price, sod wholesome to use. These advantages bare secured for this toe • morn! preference. It is sold In whets by 2.290 meats.— (Advertisement )