The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

11 F_ 7or r, " / 'TtA, 4111- rt% 11 7 . - ;A . ,:;4•='*l : 11 • 4 '4 , -.4.1, -, ;4 1 ! 1 No 4,985.] BOMBAY, Direct , — Tire magnificent teak-built skip 0013 PATRICK, A 1 for 13 years, 1.110 tons register. .1. A. F.1.314L1R, Commander; loading In the East India Docks, Last shipping day 12th August. Passengers to embark at GriVrel end /u 1 the 13tie August. Has excellent aCcoalniodnitioa for pas. severer.. and is well known in the trade. Has two or three vacancies for midshipmen. —Apply to TRIIPERLI2II I , CARTER, and PARKE. 3, White Lioneourt, Corolla' ; or to HULA - ILE, HANKEY, and SEW ELL, 27, Leadenballglrset. VOR BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Coepatiick 1. ELI quick despatch), the splendid int./tilt shtp Y.DWIN FOE, A 1, 12 years. 802 tons regrister, Y F. lIIACLSAN, Cons mender . loading In the ) tact India Docks For 'Might or passve apply to GELLATLY, HAMMY, and BF.WKLI., 17, I,denhall• street, LC. FOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate despatch) the ship OIRTIMDF., A 1 for 13 years, 9t9 toes resistor t" :7 l :MlAd SFEDDING, Commander . loading in the Fast India Dock. This shlp has excellent accam modstion for panorama. tarty application should be made to GILLATLY, IIANKAY, sad 811WILL,17, LeadenMU-street, LC. etIiXIITTA *nil MADRAS.—Monthly Stem emmunication between London and thins, on 15th des* ssengh. by one of the magMlicent fleet of steanors belonsOggt• Oa Nast India and London Shipping Company Limited). nr• wen-known clipper auxiliary sto,ini ship CALCUTTA, 2,181 tang s 200-horse power, S. H. WRIGHT, commander, now loading In tin Viet& la ,Loodow Hooka, win leave on lath /most. embarking at, and leaning GRA VESF.ND on isth August for rrLe veers CCTTA. coaling at the Cape of Good Hope. and calling M MADRAS to land and embark pamongen only. ?Ms magniticent ship. hunt expressly for the Indian Trade, hem been thoroughly retitled, Las first rate accomnimUtion for ymmengers, and will tarry an experienced surgeon, also a stewardess For height or WNW apply to ORINDLAY and CO, K. tarhansent 'beet, S. w.: the Broken, ALFRED BREIT and Co., ISO, Loadenkidl street, EC.: or at the OFFICES of the coapirrok lass. Loottott. when Who aeklahitasea la thle servile, • DREW, Secretary. BLACK BALL MONTHLY LUST CLIPMILD fr woos Me d. 1 Skip. Toms& Docks. Sydney Sydney Sydney Mrlbourne Melbourne Querniband leortawallisfiewl I.outhem Belle De.wstone Prince« Royal Wanglell • Klyl9g Cloud Queensl.tl 2,000 I London 1,1410 ,Loadon 1,000 I London 1,100 !L loan LOP IL India 1.100 E India &WO IL I nth& 1,100 A. I ualli fiur August 10. Sept Sept. 24. August IS. Sept 26. August Si. Sept. It October* This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality sad rapid posseges, earned a world known reputation, and their pts @enter atcommodation in unsurpassed by say vesselo shoat.—For all particulars respecting freight or wiggle to Australia apply to JAMES BAINES and Co Liverpool all Agents for the - Black Ball Lined Packets: and T. M. MACKAY and Ce., 1, Leaden hall-street, London, KC. BBRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL RAIL BlRAlidill les, appointed tff the Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NNW YORK, and between LIVIA. POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goads, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and her %Middy's mails. Ihe following or other vessels are ap. pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the mails KIROPA. for BOSTON, Saturday. August 9. PRRSIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, August It ASIA, for BOSTON, Satorda%, August 23. Passage money, Including stewards fen and provisions, but' without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Cl! second cabin. LIR To New York, chief cabin. CM; second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS per ton, and 5 per cent. primage—Apply to J. B. Foord, sd, Old Broad street, London • J. M. Carrie, Havre, and Place de la Bonnie, Pans 0, and J. Burns, Buchanan-street. OWgow; D. and C. M'lver. Queenstown; or D. and C. Wives', 8, Water wheel., Liverpool LONDON, BUENOS AYRES, and RI VER PLATI BANE (Limited). Capital, 000,000, In 6,000 I heres of eloo each, with power to Increase. Power will be taken. srbenilfetiewaet relating to joint stock companies has been paned to roduce the nominal amount of the shares If considered desirable. Deposit, L'Y per ii;;on app7l . and V! oil allotment. No call to be mad* under two months' notice, and it la not in tended to call op more Wan VW per share. - - 1411 . 1V7t;IUL 1110 TRY lien. (Director of the Colonial Bank, Chairman. William Alining. Ban. (Arming and Cobb', Lime-dreet. 7. B. Demon. pig. (Vern. Barone Harkey, and Co.) Hairy V. Inat, Bp. (Director of the City Bank;. John Ells. Seq. (J. B. Ina and C 0, .) Abehurch.lue. John Hack block, Len (Director of the City Bank , . John /Liebe, Zee. (Masora Berman, and Co.', Lenderman. street. David Bowden. laq. (late of the Orel of Bowden, riewlands, and Co.', Rio Janeiro. 0001 11 A. H. Unit, lon. late of Messrs. C. and G. Brownell and Co., of Bosnia Ayres and Monte Video . John S. &volts, Ewa. Menace Antonio Ricotta and Soul'. Baantun—The City Beak. Sonterroli.s. Hewn. Newel, Sewell, and Edwards, Gresham Home, Old Woad-street. Messrs. Hughes, Mutennan. and Hughes, Bucklersbery. nonrOn. Memo Sewell Brothers., Sli, Old Broad-street. llemee Canley Brother*, 30, ConthilL Tl3llbirnete Omer.-31, Threadneedle-street, LC. Ifs eeleighilimest of peace In the Axgentine Confederation elleft•damorable opportunity for cornier into effect &project entertained for employing British capital in ernendiug facilities to the important cities of BUMS Area and Lidera* of money rides ldgh Ia both cities, vii, 7 Vile !Spar aunt yr, allikUM. •11 1. 11 11"641 wels :i l lSoo7ol Mit t:VC "S e:f o r/ 111"r* ren fr" eat ret t l i gn la c c ee7, a ledge pieties et. would naturally be uegotiated througn • beak pomades the remusite facilities for dorrying on sub busineee. A comideralite amount of legitimate bills, learn against ahipmeut* of menutact.:res from this side, may also be expected to pass through the bank. No more ptornlidng field exists fee legitimate banking epentiens than the great cities of La Plata. The ground iv cgioninallvely unoccupied. and the rapid expansion of com mercial enterprise may be looked upon as certain in a region proverbially so fruitful The increase of the great staples of wool, hides, and tallow is virtually illimitable.' There are many native capitalists who will be glad to keep de posit seem:turn with this bank, because of the security and coo eenience it will afford them. Such deposits may. therefore, be eirldto form a prominent feature in the business of the hank. the intrcduction of railways and steam navigation, trade In assuming large dimensions, and only needs the Judicious ap plication of foreign capital to develop the immense resources of the country, and to augment the consumption of British manufactures. For several years back there has been a con tinuous increase In a most desirable class of Immigration from nearly all parts of Europe, to the healthy and fertile shores of the River Plate and its tributaries: and the governments of the respective republics are sedulously enlueicing eery inducement in this direwtion._ . . ... . — The business of the hank will comprise current accounts. ne gotiating bills of exchange, discounting good hills, and other oonvenThle securities. affording legitimate commercial facilities, and traneecting aU other banking operations. The Mansgeneut of its alfairs will be entru►ted to reliable and experienced per sons, possessing the requisite local knowledge. The heed office and seat of the direction will be in London. ~,, it would be s uons rou t to point the grrst mem, which has attended well-conducted joint stock hanks In India, the colt,- Ilk% and foreign countries, having their direction In London hut It Is confidently believed that each banking would he attended with still more signal success in the great trading cities el La Plea. The credit of the Argentine Confederation and of the Republic of Uruguay stands deservedly high in England. The promoters of the bank have the assurance of the repre sentatives of these states. that their respective governments would regard with much favour the establishment of a bank on sound commercial principles, as a powerful means of con tribitti,g to the advancement of commercial relations with Great Britain. Proupectusca and forms 0: application for shares may be ob tained of the Broken and Snikitort. Monne : as the Temporary Olken of the Bank . at the Argentine Consulate ; the Monte Videan Consulate It. Parilamentatreet, 8.W.: and at the several Vice.Comulates of the two Republica In the United Kingdom. • BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS —ORRAT BRITAIN. Paine of mewls to the River Piste dating the years -1858 t1.006.619) Their In also a large amount of 1850 1,658,2 9l Export& from continental 1868 2,706.170) porta to the River Plate. Value of Lamont from the Itiver Elate during the years -1868 Besides a large anoint of pro. alm"•—• lB5O 2.375.107 duce sent to France and the - 1803 1.96'056) Tilted States, chiefly drawn for by credits on England. IMPOSTS PROM BItENIA AYRES IN 1860. . From Metal Documents, _. -- - - .654.1.11 salted exlicdee,valeed at 75. eacb 4567,878 1.217.771 dry ~ 204. ~ 286,020 salted Itoree . lattes „ Ss. „ 60,048 dry „ fe ~ 11,.593 pipes of tabm „ 420 per pipe lOW boxed „ .. £lO pee box 48.708 taloa of Wool „ ats per bale 1,219.160 $,048 halm of horsehair „ 4.50 „ 8.951 bales of alieeptitlns , L3O „ - 490,786 qulntalsof jerked beef, at 10a. per qulnLil . 246,604 04,176,440 TORN or APPLICAI7O/1 POR SHARER. To the Director* of the London. Bueno•Atnea, and River Plate Bank (Limitedi. GENTLEXT-I,—Fraring paid to yonr Banker the sum of , 1 requett that you will allow to me Shares in the London, Buenos Ayres, and Rivet Plat• Mink 'Limited , • these or any iesa number which may he allotted to me I hereby agree to accept, and to pay the calla thereon when due. Name In full Address Data N.B.—This form. when /Med up end signed, to he left with the Bankers on payment of the deposit. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR CM I. ktti3itAiieoiftitfiidkrloN to VT NEW YORE Inroct—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA eTRAM44II IP COMPANY Intend despatch ing their full-powere.l tlyil, huilt iron Sr rew Steam-ships, calling at Queeetners to embark pinserniere and despatches. as follow*: WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. OLA.IOOW, Wednesday. August CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 13. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, August 20. And every suceeeding Wednesday. Cabin yam" 16, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the woo modat.on. forward pres.ice. e guinea& Including all provisions eooked. Panoonere for Canada. the United States, and British Colusabla, booked through no very nlvantateoua tonna —For farther partlcalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22. Wateratreet, Ci Liverpool or to eivirs and kLECZY, 61, King Willianseirest. ty. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PBILLIPPS despatch the ans.eratentlaned first-clam steamers: for tii the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 a.m., and the FIENOORD, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. Fares, E 2 25., a • oe., £l, and 17s. 6.1 /ow BILMAISN. this *MIL BOWL or SCHWALM& alter. nately Wednesday and Saturday, from Hoeselydown. at 11 a.m.. calling at Blackwell Pier foe passengers at noon. Fared C 2, Lt. and los. Return tickets at a fare ands halt. Notice.—The Railway between firemen and Bremerhaven Is mow open for the conveyance of passengers and menJundisa to all parts of Germany. Pbr GOTHILN BURG, the LONDON. about An;llt 3, from Horeelydown, to be follnwed by the THAMES or GUSTAF WASH weekly. Fares LS 3n, ZS b., and £l. For COPLSHAGES and STOCKHOLM, the EAST ANGLIAN, from Horselydown, in a few dap. For freight, passage, dc.,tply at Chaplink Universal Office, Regent circus, W., or to FHILUPPIi, GILA VIM, sod rlllf,Li Pro, 11, hood lane, BC. BANK of QUEENSLAND (Limited). Incorporated under the Joint Stock Banking Companim Acts, 1857 and 1858, whereby each shareholder's liability is limited to the amount of his shares. Capital .x 1,000,000, In 10,000 Shares of ClOO each (with power to Increase). Of which not more than L 250.000, or £55 per share will be railed up . but no call will be made at a less interval than three nouiths, nor exceed g 5 per share. Powers are taken to convert each share of LlOO Into tour shares of c - 85. after the passing of the government bill now before parliament. Deis sit on application CY per share, and a further payment of ES per sluice on alloteirnt. The directors propose to revive !.o4 shares of the present bane for the colony, or in lieu thereof to make special anus, DI Sir JtMil CA ROWE, C.B. a Chief Justice of Jamaica), Chairman. JOIE , : V. FITZGERALD VIATER. Esq. late Colonial Seas. lazy. Victoria, and Director of Landon Chartered Dank, Mel bourn. Deputy-Chairnsau. N. B. kNii. late Registrar of Supreme Court of Madras), Potter's Bar, Herts. Henry Brockett, Esq..late Member of Council, Jamaka , Eardley House, Sydenhani. Edward Cobh, Esq late of Meters. T. R. and Cobh, Bankers, Banbury', Adelaide-road, Haverstork.bilL The lion. J. B. Dsnal (Di mber of COUTICii. New South Wales. and late Director of Australian Joint Stock Bank'. Edward Gellatly. Esq. (Mears. Gellathy , liankey, and Sewell'. Leadenhall-street. John Gillespie, kiq. (Ileum. Gillespie, Churchill, and Co.) Great Winchester-street. John Aleut llankey. Jun , Esq., 2.5, Fenchurchatreet. Arthur llodgsou, Esq., breylon.hall, West Drayton, and Queens bust F. Mangles EN. Slesn. Mangles. hankers. Guildford', agent to the Colonial Government of Ilurenslaud. Zachar,ah C. arson, Req. Z. C. Pearson and Co.;, London and Hull. AL LIIN.R.S. Charles Bell, Esq. (Messrs. Tbouvun. Boost, and Co.', Old Broad - street. David Wardle', Nag. (Commercial Bank of India), )foorgate. street. SOLlClTULS.—lieura.Oliverson, Lank. and Peachey, 8. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. BANKERS IN LAlK)2l.—Nlvs.ra. Ilankey, 7. Venehorch.street. BaNICIA. IN lINIICHENT£II.. —Mears. Cuulllfes, Brooke, and Co. kMRRRI George P. Seymour. Esq., 33,Threginortonutreet, London. lienry Kamm, Esq.. S. Ezehange.arcade, Manchester. SWCILIETAKY —S. L. Beckham, Foy. Tiouvaaxy Orvicies —No. 2d, Locabardotreet. KC. ABRIDGED PIVISPECTI.7B. Queensland, the futotre engine Real of builasul, I replay be coming tite of the tint colonies of the Delilah Empire: Its climate is the toast in Australia► and cannot be surpassed in the ki;ples of the Queensland cotton, exhibited at the Great International Exhibition, Isat, have been valued at the high pries i 4 xs. lit per lb. The Directors have power to issue notes to the amount of the snestiol capital of the Bank, from whkha large profit must aerrue to the sharebolden, the current rain of interest In the colony b.ing lo per cent. The subjoined list will show the great advantages likely to accrue to the first shareholders of the tank of Queensland. 'Head °Mee. Puld. NOme of Bank. I in upper Coloules. .hare . 'Present pekv wr sham Prim: per Cent. on darn. Dividend per cent with ' bonne. Bank of New South -_ Wales - Sydney.... 1:2,0 £4l 106 16 Bank of Matra. W o uth hola Anstiailan Melbourne-1 40 70 75 1 24 honking Com pall) .. ..... . Adelalda....l 25 35 40 ' 10 Union Bank of Auithilia Melbourne.] 25 443 8t 16 LomPet Chartered Rank of Aua train , ...,.., . Melbourne, 20 26 25 8 ‘ onino,cial Bank- Mg Company o f , 1 I 'lnrY . ..... . Sydney 45 48 86 I 1 l5 Orationshie shares Milt he made to the broker., sioticitoiii , of aecretarr. and acoompanded with a banker a receipt for a° per share. If no allotment be made to the applicant, the dePad will he returned without deduction. PORE OY A PPLIC4Ttoi FOI SHARP. To the Directors 0 the hank of tpieenaland ,Llmited). , "'' Pentlemem—Havins paid to your hankers the sum of d I ,0 * request that you VIII allot me shares of £lOO each Is Us hank of Queensland Limited . and I hereby agree to Lml* , 'lll share., or any smaller number th a t may be allotted and to pay the remainder of the deposit of ZS as the skates allotted. I am gentlemen, Name to hull Address in full Data 11 . , IMaalt may be neat rtlrart to the °aloes should It be them meant to pay it to the banker,. DORD% PURE FLUID MAGNESIA U Z EF been. dating twenty-en yews, e ve ztettcally Ibe t h ie w eeda gt, ibe medical preleol, tad nal as the beet remedy ee for acidity ef itt l e c =k b7 beedaabe, pat, sad indignitieq and es amid spa dent for delicate ateetteuitome, or. far ladies end &Dins. It le prepared. Ina elate ef purity aid initann a.l.47.c etreett io rly by DINNILICIIID aid Cha., 172, Now ; sad meld by ail reapeetable abeeniste brosgbeet Ike we d& ST. LAWRENCE and OTTAWA LAND and RAILWAY COMPANY ILisnitedl. To he incorporated, with limited liability. ander the Joint Stock Companies Art. 1856, 1557. Free Progressive Grant by the Canadian Legislature of 544 000 Acre. of Grown Land. - . _ Lencth of the RailwaTiWrii . th;iii. ilwrence to Pembroke, on the Ottawa (Including( a branch of II miles , 130 miles, of which 64 are now open for traffic. Issue of 30,000 Preference Shares of LIO each, For raising a Capital of £300,000. which, with the Capital of the Company to he transferred, will make a total Capital not ex ceeding £6 000. _ _ The hoiden of the New Shares will be entitled to a Preferen tial Dividend of Severn per Cent. sad a proportion of the ►ree Froareative Grant, reprementing an Interest in Slay-Ilve Acres of Freehold land, for every six Railway Share'. Deposit £t per Share, of which t.. 1 to he paid upon application, and CI upon allotment. The Dercait to he returned In full, unless the whole of the new Capital of L 300,000 is subscribed, and the Conip•my duly con stituted. PROVISIONAL TROPITISSOP YON LAND GRANT fto he appointed under the Canadian Act, pained May Mt 1861:. itir Pr►nds B. Bead. Bart. Joaenh R. Morriaon. 'Esq., Director of the Chartered Bank of India. Australia, and China. Henry Pease, Eact., M.P., Btanhope Castle, Durham. DIRLTORS. Henry W. Bolckow, Em. (Messrs. Boickow and Yam:tutu, Middleshorce-on-Tew, Marten-hsU, Yorkshire. John Boyd, Rm., 38 Drergate-hill. W. R. lanes Hopkins, Fe 1., Director of the Stockton and Dar lington Railway Company. Elton hall. Stockton. Alexander Morrison, Feu., Peng ally.house. Cheshunt . Sir Sibbald David Scott, Bart., 33, Leimdergarelens, Hyde-perk. Seymour Teuton, Req., Director of the South Eastern RAIN ay Company. The Hon. Eliot Yorke, M.P., Pork-lane. RANKLES - Messrs. Barnett. Hews, and Co., LOMIOLOI.fiffet. SOLICITORS —Mesas. Simpson. Roberta, and Simps,n, 62, Moor gateetreet. OROICRILS. Mews. Barnett and Mills, 16, Finch-lane. Messrs. Sewell Brothers, 58, Old Broad-street ofgees—No. W. Gresham-house, Old Brom! street, EC. Detalle I Prospectuses, with forms of applications for shares, can be sent to the offices of the Company, or from the brokers. Each application most be preceded by the payment of Al per share to the hankers of the Company for each share applied for. and AI must he paid upon allotment. Where no allotment is mode. the trot deposit will be returned In MU. The Coo shun Act authorising the transfer, with the other arta relating thereto, may be Inspected at the oaken of the Company. EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their FAMILIES In case of DEATH or gl weekly for THEMSELVES If Injured by RAILWAY ACCIDENT taking an INSURANCE TICERP, by costing TWOPENCE, of the RAILWAY PASSIENORES ASSURANCE COMPANY. the only company ensuring against railway accidents who ale exclusively privileged to issue insurance ticket, at the various railway stations. N.S.—Take your insurance ticket when von pay yoar fare. lit, Cornbill, KC. WILLIAM J. PLR. Sweaty. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with oat any Mercurial ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaint*, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, dui. For habitual costiveneta, as a family aperient medic' and as • puriller of the blood, they are truly ineelkut ; mild fo their operation and grateful to the stomach they create • DS moot* digestion, and strengthen the whole Demons system.. Sold by W. Lambert. 20, Jerrnynatreet, and by most in bona Is. lid. and Is. 9d. Be sum t o as k for DV.lrtri Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are a square grant packs." wtW " engraved of the stamp. ASTHMA, B HORTNESBof BREATH, BRON CHITIS. NEURALGIA. Infallibly relieved and cured by the WM'S CIGARETTES (Pectoral n'inlgatorsi. The moire, Ming Inspired. penetraess Wee the chest, calms the whole nen , nes system, facilitates expleteratlon, sad assists the functions of the Important organs of neepirstion.—T. Eagle, Rue d'Ainster dam, 6. I Perla Mee dd. a box. Bold In London by JOZEAU, Chemist, Ilaysearket. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, Yr H I L aNDON, IN, Neeardreet, sear Temple.bar. BANTUS RAMON LONDON DINNER for THIS DAY, . _ August I, will casuist of— POTACHIS. Biagio crEererisse —ll la Princess*. PultiSUß. St. Pierre I la Holiandaise—Solo bites. V4TRIIII3. Ms de Vesu our petits pots—Venalson bachee. Mouton Boullil—ineuf Poudiog do MiNearoni—Tortelettes aux conAturew leolitep et Salado. TO-MORROW, Await 3, the LONDON DINNER will consist of— POTAOI9. Teta do Veau—ott Vermicelle. 1011801 L Turbot sauce Homed—Eporlans Mts. _ _ _ SautA de Bout we Coneorabree—glaaoles A la Btehitael. NOM Mouton—Tom lIIIMINCII. Pouding do Biscuit —llWgnete d'Ananai Tromso of !Wade. On MONDAY, August 4 : • IMAMS. Queue de Bowl-11 la Julienne. Rouge's i l'ltalienne—Merleasi trite. aNTRICIM. Catelettes de Mouton Ballet' Tomato—Petits Pitts de Volatie. Veam—itael. annitYllll. Pomading de Cablnet—Beignete d'Orange Fromage et Salute. An extensive and earetullyosleeted stock of Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The Lmdon Miner. All Fish la season, deny. A due Beeneli of Venison every day, at 2 o'clock. N.& Daring the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners In the Case Ream a &p.rte from one until Ns o'clock. Open on Sundays pt four o'clock. FREDERICK SAWYER, Proprietor. PARIS KLIGANT, Illustrated, ls.—The best PILIUS FASHIONS will be toned In the Number be AIIQUIYX. Sold by all booksellers and newsmen. Price is. Pod tree, la kt. W. Meow publisher, lit, Brydgeustreet, Coventimrden. DUMAS' WORL& iagr Mab m penny weekly madam aaparbly Maatrated, Copyright Complete Ito of NOVELS and ROMANCES. BT Mmiagtollat DMA& London: R ard sod lock. 1* Msainned. DUMAS WORKS, ILLUSTRATED. 3141hest4CNRunbin auperblj bkllaet 20 =, n y owgr ui llthl ra ng . , YUIIIKETKIIR.9 In 1Y Penny Numbers. MO. To be completed In I" Penny Numbers. bUle are aow ready, and the weekly blue or the above lama adalialed traria will commence on Await 1. Ida. Lasser : Want sad Lock. 185, llset-atreet. CURTISS TABLE D'HOTE, THIS DAY, at 4 o'clock. Sooga—Orma Pea, Vermicelli. Fisk —Baboon, Red Mullet, Fried Eels, Whitebait. Entrfe.—Dish PM. Joink—Roaat Leg of Mottos.. Saroary.—lfeearoni *a Gratin. On MONDAY, August 4, at 5 o'clock. Soaps.—Mack Turtle, Rice. Fisk.—Yurbot, Stewed Reis, Whitings, Whitebait. Entree.—Mewed Breast of Veal and Peas. Joint—lon-quarter of Lm b. Savoury.—llmonualse of Salmon. lc 9d. each. 26 amid 27, ClemenValane, King Williamstreet, R.C. CRYSTAL PALACE.-MONDAY NEXT. ONZ MILLING. Open from Moe MI float. BLONDIN on MONDAY NEXT, at FOUR. More wonderful thee ever. CRYSTAL PA L AUK-BLONDIN will REPEAT Lk EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES ou the LOW TIGHT ROPE ou MONDAY next, at Four o'clock. On Tuesday he will walk the High Rope over the Fountain. These will be Illoudhis only performances at the Palace during the week. Reserved seat ticket. may be bad at the ticket steads to the Centre Transept CRYSTAL PALACE.—MONDAY NEXT. BLONDINII UTRAORDINARY PIIRFORILANCIS, with and without the Balsam Pols, on the LOW ROM in the Centre Transept, will. autonipt others, include the following hats Clog Dance, Biutket Dance, Stilt Dance, Somersaults over Burning Candles, Octet Chair Yeats, La Tour do Chapeau Overture on the Violin, Flag Daum, Drum Polka. Daring Somersaults. Conusemes at Four o'clock. A denied= One Shilling. Note—Attlee arriving late will Bud ample accommodation la the reserved sesta. LCORELLI has impressed the public 1-.1 with surprise and astonishment. No idea can be formed of the extraordinary evolutions executed by this wonderful child whose pro:lciency as a Gynmaste Is unapproachable. She will APPEAR EVERY EVENING at the LONDON PAVILION. The general entertainment 4 are of a superior character, com prising Operatic Selections by first-rate vocalists, Sim Collins in his humorous Irish melodies, and the best comic talent in Lon don. Engagemeot of the Female Christy Minstrels. who w dl appear every evening.—Tbe LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne street. Leib' and Sonnharnmer, Proprietors. KENSINGTON. —To be LET, for one, two, or three months, in the Immediate neighbourhood of the Exhibition and Kensington.ganiens. a handsomely BURNISHED VILLA RESIDENCE., containing three sitting rooms, four bed room', conservatory, kitchen, de Rent four guineas a week.— Apply to C. 8., Winter's Library, High-street, Kensington, W. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SON. 3 and 4. 000DOS-STILIZI. W. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Dravving.room Sidles In Velvet LIS • • Drawing room Suite., complete 36 0 0 Dining.rooen Suites, complete IR 0 0 kled.roum Suites, complete SO • 0 Warranted Firet-elasa P. and S. BZYPUB, 144. OXFORD.BTRIOCr. and 91 to 96, CITY-ROAD. Illustrated Catalognes graUs and poet free on application. TIAVIESI3 SPERM CANDLP:I3 I Is. 4d. and -ILA IL dd. per lb. ; line British wax. Ia bd.; transparently's, Is. 6d. : genuine wax, Ss. 44. ; German wax, Is. bd. ; botanic wax, Is. ; patent sperm, IL oumpoaite, Bd., 94., and the best. 100. metallic for Pabners lamps, ; mammas, 3d.; dips. bid. ; maulds, Bd. , Calm oil, 4 ht. per gallon : yellow soap, 405.. 44a, sad 48s. per 1121114. ; mottled. 4m. ; old Isrovni Windsor, IL ad. per packet; common brown Windsor, Is.; white Windsor, Ls. {d; honey. Is. ad.: glycerine and almond. Is per bar—tor auk at IL P. DAVI BB and WNW eld-establlshed ware boon. O. et. blartheLlane, Charing-crow. London, W.C. COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. Vv Hlgbbnry and Kingsland Cool Depfits. No travellers or spate employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Helton, Boswell, and Lambton Wallsend, the boat house coal, direct from the wi lled by screw steamers, to Eta per ton (do not pay more under any pretext) ; Hartlepo ol, Vs. Taufleid, 17s. . best small, Ila Inland. by railway : ketone, first class. sou : second etas. 18e. : Clan Eros. 18s. and 18a ; Barnsley, 17s. : Bartley, lea. Net cam Delivered screened to any part of London. AU orders direct to LRA and Co., chief offices. North London Railway Batton. Righbary, Islington, or Klagsland. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BROGDIEN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement !li the VALUE of GOLD. feeling persuaded that the hate reg a :t d a i n et the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided into 24 parts or carats, it foil ws Met geld of 14 carats fine, is 18 carats— SA Eti 9 carats .. /1 11 10 worth —l4 4 113 17 carats.. 3 1 a cants .. 1 a /4 per ounce. 16 carats.. 1 1 73 7 carets .. 1 4 9 IS carats. 4 1 15 carets.. 1 1 carats .. 1 1 21 22 carats . (British 14 curets— 2 63 6 carets.. 017 8 4 II 317 103 13 carats.. 0 4 carats .. 014 21 21 carats.. 314 4 12 carats.. 63 3 egrets .. 010 71 10 carats.. 310 of 11 curate.. 1 1 1 2 carats .. 0 7 1 111 aerate.. 3 7 1 10 carats.. 111 41 1 caret ... 0 1 63 Wantifectory, 16, Henrietta-street, Coventyprden, W.C., London. Asears made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. molt. N.B. Ms gafablishment S. closed at 0 to the evening, and on Saturdays atone tido*. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS MANILA. IMITATION Mc -- - SEAL FRENCH, BEITXKLLIIII, and SPANISH SHAWLS REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 41 Oldness. IMITATION BILAWLS and MANTUA Mb. A. BLACKBORNNS SPANISH DtPOT, SS. SOUTII AUDLNY-ST., OROSVINOPAQUAIN, LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES; DLL NEW SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK for the World-Lamed Scotch ANGOLA lea. TROUSERS. Is now replete and ready for Inspection. Mos Trousers were ortninsted by Mr. Mlles, Whose only address Is 73, BROOK STREIT. EANOVER-SQUA RS sad who Is net connected with any person Imitating and wirer Using In his mama ISTAELEINED lath FEBRUARY. MI. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly pruserve sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15s steel, with .to 10e. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Eye.Glasess traiiet Sist t variety. at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Olass, lta ed. post tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Pasally, opposite the British Himont Oates, Londoo. lAtabtlabsd 11110. l.Siutiou.—No travellers employed. POI:MISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the 1 Seaside. and others avowed to the searching rays of the ann and heated particles of dust, will find LOWLANDS' KALVDOR a moat refreahlag prepanDon for the complesios, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all h.a and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation attending tattered elasticity and healthful stale of the skin. Freckles, tan spots, pimples, fortes, and discolorations are eradi cated by De application, and give place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price 4s. ed. and 84. 641. per bottle. Sold by A. WLAND and SONS, In, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and p er f umers. Ask for Rowlands' Kalydnr," and be ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of Kalydor." DRIOORD'S ESSENOX of LITE M. maga manhood M. t. mod siatturod mailitatioas toy mega Mans r tapoodble. Its offsets am psnmusios. No comallallos .—eold in mum sr tell full tostrostlam, d War or J3i. , sent anywrbers, soreally wall as Velintaiseeer asosts e MOUT awl Illnai. Tuisl•Der. , Oa Anna I, Sok Copyright Nation, fop. SeoAprios le., Aug. BIOGRAPHY of a FRENCH DISTEC- From IRS to led& By Cana; late Chief of Ilio Slob Detective Polies. 44-31 la Important Copyright work has been described and chow In the Times, and also In the Athenieum. i Lembo : Ward and Lock, Oa Meat *Arent TMEGRAPMC INTELIJOENCE. AMMO TILIOMMO E=A. is tnitortow44l c7i4.7 yesterday's Impression .] (Per Kangaroo, by telegraph from Itoche's Point.) NEW YORK, JULY 19. President Lincoln's appeal to the Border State members in favour of an emancipation policy, is very urgent in tone. He says that the adoption of an emancipation scheme would relieve him from the pressure of the abolition party, which pressure increases daily. The majority of the Border State members have replied that Congress had not voted any sum for remuneration, and that they could not consider the proposition in its impalpable form. When a formal proposal was made they might submit it to their states, but the debt it would involve appalled them by its magnitude. Their right to hold slaves was unquestioned, their loyalty undoubted. They had contributed their full share to the support of the war, and they did not see why they should be called upon to make sacrifices greater than the people of other States who were not more loyal. They would under no circumstances consent to the dissolution of the Union, neither would they ever consent to join the Southern Confederacy, u they could not place their security in the custody of an association which had incorporated in its organic law the seeds of its own destruction. They deny that their refusal to adopt emancipation pro- longed the war, and state that the rebellion derives its strength from the belief of the Southern people that the Federal government is inimical to their rights and domestic institutions. "Satisfy the Southern people that no war is made on their pro perty and rights, and they would return to their 'allegiance." They would not, continue the majority of the Border State members in their reply, under any circumstances become parties to General Hunter's policy of letting the slaves loose on the Southern people. The reply is signed by 90 members from Kentucky, Viiginia, Missouri, and Maryland. It is reported in Washington that the French have ocenpisenuaymas in Sonora. The American journals think that in case of a rupture between the United States and Europe, France would make Guaymas the key of her opera tion• (Latent by Telepaph to Cape Ram) NEW YORK, iTTLT 22, Emma. (Par Kangaroo.) Great excitement prevails at Nashville. The Confederates are reported to be within five miles of the city. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money easy. :Stocks inactive. Exchange— Bankers' bills, 131; gold, 19} per cent. premium. The Kangaroo takes out 1,062,407 dohs. in specie. GREECE. ATHENS JOLT 24 (rid Trieste.) Reports are current here that the revolutionary party will shortly attempt to effect a landing on the Greek coast. The government hall ordered several war steamers to cruise in the Greek waters. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aim 1. In the sitting of the Upper House to-day, the various commercial treaties at present before the chamber, including the treaty lately concluded with France, were adopted almost without discussion. The other subjects comprised in the order of the day were disposed of in a similar manner. MADAGASCAR, REUNION, AND MAU RITIUS. REUNION, JILT 10 (rid San.) The Hermione has left for Madagascar, haviug OD board M. DuprS, whole charged with a spacial mission. It is feared that the immigration from Bengal has brought cholera. In sugar little doing. Stock of sugar is abundant. Vanilla abundant. SUEZ, Atro. L - - According to advioes from the Mauritius, General Johnston had left for Madagascar, being entrusted with an important mission. Cholera continued at the Mauritius. SERVIA. BELGRADE, Aro. 1. In consequenoe of despatches received by Vetik Effendi, an armistice for the purpose of negotiations is about to be concluded between the Porte and the Montenegrin princes. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mn Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : " ALEXANDRIA, Aro. 1. "The Valetta and Prra left Alexandria yesterday at sunset for Marseilles awl Southampton respec tively. (The Pera may be expected at Southamp ton on the 13th inst.) " The Ottawa from Mauritius, and the Salsetta from Bombay, reached Suez on the 27th and 30th July respectively. " The Malta delivered the London mails of the 12th and 18th June in Bombay on the 9th July." THE CRYSTAL PALACH SHARZ CLII2II. —The direc tors of the Crystal Palace Company have just made their annual concession to the sbarehoWn in the Crystal Palms Share Clubs by • liberal issue of tickets of admission for themselves and friends to the Panes and grounds on the 3rd and 17th of the present month. Two days have been granted this year, to divide the numbers likely to attend. Last year, it may be remembered, the number of visitors was shout 40,01)0. The only condition attached to this privilege by the direeton is that odder no pretence whatever is say money to be charged for them tickets. TH2 CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.—The Maas:ilia, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta aad China mail. at. rived yesterday, at Southampton. Gibraltar, 36•1 s July. Inabange on Loodon, 90 days' data, 50 ; Paris, sf. 28c. ; Marmara& 51. 280. ; Genoa, /WM, 8 day: sigh 1 pm. ; Cadiz, par ; Seville, di& ; Malaga, par ; Bsicaloua, c.ititmoiro, 4 pm- ; Volosolo. Pm. ; Alid 22 4. per. oa Mexican &Ham 2 per ogoo. ; ditto °Moho Pillared dollars, 10 per colt ; ditto Ave from &ow, per moat, fail/Atm without Amiga [Stamped, Id. Additional.) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GOODWOOD idENTING.—FiwAY. A continuum of brilliaat weather closed the Goodwood meeting, which was attended mere anmercitudy then ismiaL The lawn we. graced with • fell complement of pf . ly• attired ladim whilst the gentlemen patronised the ring quite as extensively as on any of the throe preceding days. An early fixture was deemed advisable, and twelve o'clock wee fortunately chosen for the hour of commencing the mort, which euabled—oetwithelanding the large fields foe the two principal events of the day—the attendants at the meeting to get to town early. Throe former I. is the Oaks met for the first rem of the dey. lead Stamford's filly os this. ea on the km= eassalts, showing her superiority over Sappho and Q.E.D. An ob*- tMo we. Waged ageism theatert is the succeeding mos, but the complaint of having started beyond the distance appor tiseed far the mutest was overruled. Mr. 11 • George, in starting the treaty-firs competitors for the Nursery Stakes, displayed consummate skill, and be managed, despite a few " breaks away" and one or two refusals on the port of a few of the oompeeitors, to join the rest, the twenty ix runners for the Chesterfield Cup admirably. Captain Valentine, who has the management of the assns meta, carried them oat with his usual ability. and it is ahead needle.' to add that the railway srmagemeate wise *Deducted with a pre cision and rapidity which could net have been atirpamed. Tea NAMBAO drum of 50 sere.mak, for 8-yteld fillies. Bs* 71b desk. Om mile. (12 subs.) Lord alimakad's Bertha, by Mockers& Mr. T. V mal alentine's, Q.LD., tit Tlb... lord Cuventa's Mask% (••, rfilitTiorTaW pm. upwards ; ballot allowances. Half4-raile. — (5 irUbs.) Mr. Thellosson's Beeper, by Hesperus—Fatima, 4 yrs, (360 , .;. ant llb Yt ?tedium 1 Mr. Jaques's =Onset, 3 yrs (1601 r. Bat (Reeves 2 Mr. Craven's lady Fanny, 3 yrs (1661.), (J . Grandee w) 3 THE HOBSIZI Swan= (Handicap) of 15 ems. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; winners extra. Leak mile. (60 subs.) Baron Siriere's Brick, by Flying Dutchman—Baronets (bred In trance), 751, 10lb (inc. 611, extra) (II O ri maaaw) I Mr. Parker's eby Tadasor—Olenochty, Oat 61b itt. Adams) t Mr. /Opltinston's Ditaimid, Tat 101 b (Debi) 3 Tin Quesm's flan of 100 gamma, for 3-yrolds and up. wards. About 3 miles and 5 furlongs. Lord Mandords Dusk, by Wild Dayrall—Ciresedan Maid, 3 Ps. Tat Illb (A. =surdas) 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Itapparee. 6 yrs, 104 21b Oubeinse) S Mr. Barber's Coronet. 6 yrs, 164 Sib Pordbun) 3 Tim Ceictrimmazi Cur, value 300 nova, by subscription of 15 soya. each (handimp), for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Winners extra. Craven Course. (65 subs.) Count Battayauy's Prince Plausible, by King Toni—Loagl lode car. Mt Blb (G. Pordham) 1 Rir W. Codrlngtos's Bosh, 3 yrs, 54 10lb (8. Adams) I Mr. G. Lambert's Humphrey, 3 yrs, 64 61b (!/. 0 7 1 e) 3 Lori Palmerston's Spencer, 4 yin, Sat 104 b (Min) 4 Tim Dula of Rice mcntrie Pure (Handicap) of 100 soya , for all ages. New mile. Lord Chesterfield's Baron =mealtimes, by Loa . ; . — Babette, 6 yrs, 81t Mb Colonel Towneley's Collaring, 3 yrs, 74 alb (IL Ictiiii;) 2 Lord Westmoreland's Clement,. 3 yrs, Tat Mb ... .(Doyle) 3 Tim /Luca Sruse of 5 set's. each, with 5 0 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards. Half • mile. (25 sobs.)Mr. Mr. Brignelfs Olive Branch, by Lexhigton—Boalta'adani, 3 yrs, 94 Ol. Logan) 1 Mr. Wrbb's Peignoir, 3 yes, 64 _ _ ..... (O. Fordham) Mr. Newland's Arrominte, I yrs, ad Tlb .. (h. Orissahaw) 3 LATEST BETTING AFTER THE RACER, ST. LEGE& 100 to 15 aged .Marquis (t) 100 to 15 ()arm-Mons (I) 10 to 1 But:ketone (t) 11 to 1 Caribtook (off) 20 to 1 Eselmiquor (t) 20 to 1 Burnouse (t and off) 100 to 3 lmpsratrice (off) soma a. 7lb Ildwurib) 1 (Aldcrott) 2 CRICZE2'. --*-- I ZINGASI r. Sorra WALER CLl7ll.—This match was brought to a coaclasioa at Lord's yestorday, at fire o'clock, in favour of the I Ziogari by one nu. The score stood as follows :—1 Zingari, first inniop, 99 ; wooed inning, 157 ; total, 256. South Waal, rust innings, 148 ; 'woad innings, ,107 ; total, 255. Doaasrrs COAT AND BADGE. This race, which is rowed annually on the let of August, took place yesterday aftertioun, fur the livery. and hedge given by Mr. Thomas Doggett, the comedian. in com memoration of the happy smarm of the family of bier present Majesty to the throne of Great Britain. The names of the six young watermen who rowed are se fol lows : —John Bartlett. lionielydown ; Jonathan Oakley, Limekoues Hole ; John Messenger, Cherer-padans • Thomas James Abbott, Dockherd ; Edward Olyett, Quays ; James Richard Beckett, Old Barge Home. VI second and third prizes are the gifts of the late Sir William Jolliffe, by hie will, arising from the interest on 2601. 17s. 3d. Three per Celts. Reduced, formerly MO& South Sea Stook. The mooned prise is 541ths of the interest V. 17s. 9d. ; third ditto is 3-Bths thereof. 21. 18e. 9d. The brat man to receive one guinea, is addition to the livery and badge ; the fourth man 1!. lle. fd. ; and the fifth and sixth men one guinea each (provided they row the distance), being prizes given by the Fishmongers' Company. To the above prises Mr. Frank Towers (of the Victoria Theatre), presents the winner of the coat and badge with 31.35., and to the seoood and third men 11. le. each. The mea assem bled at five o'clock at Fishmongers' Hall, and baying been duly reported received each their glees of wine, with the toast of " Good success." The men then proceeded to the river, and took up their positions in the moat admirable order, under the direction of Mr. Duds. The Niguel being gives, the men went off in full spirit, but before they ar rived at Blackfriars-bridge throe were entirely tailed off. Oakley, of Limehouse, took the lead, followed by Abbott and Barthel. The pace, if that term may properly be used, was most severe. Messenger obtained the lead at Blackfriars-bridge recd kept it to the end of the race, Oakley second. The third place was won by Abbott aft's , a long and severe struggle with Bartlett. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. AI7OI3ST 1. —A PPOINTMINTS. —Cap tat A. Farquhar, to the Hogue, vice Macdonald whose period of terrace has expired. Sureeone—Dr. T. Frazer, to be staff-eurgoon of Devon port Dockyard, vice Folds placed nu the retired list ; and Dv. 1). Lull, to be staff-surgeon of Pembroke Dockyard, Tice Frazer. PORTSMOUTH. Amore 1. The Mersey, 40, screw frigate, Captain Henry Caldwell C. 8., arrived at Spithead this more* from the West Indies. She brings home a few invalids and part of the crew of the Aboukir, line-of-battle ship, which hes bees appointed to take the place of the Imaum at Port Royal. The remainder of the Aboukir's crew will return to Famland in the Agamemnon. The Bergey awaits orders at Spithead, but will probably come into harbour to pay off. WOOLWICH, Aoover 1. ROYAL ARTILLERY TOR INDIA.—The following detachments of Royal Artillery left headquarters this day for embarkation at Gravesend. One Aker and 81 men to embark on board the Star of India, aid 36 rank and Me of the depot brigade on board the Paul Rankin for Bombay, and one officer and 147 rank and file on board the Dart mouth for Calcutta. One hundred non-commissioned officers and men have also left to join the Ant division of the depot brigade, stationed at Sheerness. Upwards of 800 persons provided with tickets from the War Department visited the several departments of the Royal Arsenal yesterday, and this afternoon a visit was paid to the establiahment by 60 French workmen on a similar order. UNTBI7AL NAUTICAL PRESENTATION.—At the rooms of the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Service Associa tion yesterday a presentation somewhat unusual in connex ion with nautical affairs took place. The recipient was Captain Boag, of the ship Uncea, who received at the bands of his crew a handsome telescope tied barometer, as a testi monial of their appreciation of the value of the strict disci pline which Captain Boag had enforced during eircurn steams of great peril, aed when his vessel was leaky. Captain Sproule. who presided. oommented upon the value of a captain who could thus awaken feelings of respect and esteem is the minds of his crew, net by acting as a marti net, but by the enforcement of rigid discipline for their mutual benefit. THE RECENT MURDER IN TIPPERARY.—TIP muss, THURSDAY EVINING.—The homiest on the body of Mr. J. W. Bradriell was held this aftereoon, and was at tended by • large body of the local magistracy. The dying declaration of Mr. &addell, and the evidence of Iles Mown. Led bailiff, who was in the room at the time when the outrage was committed, clearly Micheal Hayes with the murder. The fury t r er d ig heard other evidence establishing the elsoim returned the following verdict : " That Jobs Braddell camel to his death from • pietolabot fired by Michael Hayes in the hotel of Mr. Dobbyn, in the town of Tipperary, as Wednesday, this 30th of July lastest, aooordrog to the dying depositions of John W. Waddell, as taken before John Massey, Esq., J.P." The magistrates Um retired to hold • private speedos is reference to this dreadful crime. The resident magietnite mid that, by that 'Train's post, he would advise the officio/ of • large re , ward for the apprehension of parties harbouring the amused, who has es yet sot bee. arrestecl—Preemaa's Jostrisel. [TWOPENCE ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT.—Lawas, Auouerr 1. The coomistiou for the comity of Buses w in tbis town to-day. The pol admit. is beery, contains some TOT sstlons cbarps, sad smog thou are three of wilful murder, sod cos of attempt to murder a child by throwing it out of a wholow. Oo the civil aide there an several other actions to be tried, arising out of the fatal accident to the excursion train in the Clayton-tunnel last autumn. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOWATBIIIII'. A well-drenesd ra Fwd giaa, named IreMem Albert Pia stone, a clerk, at 3h. Damearkomw, Barnsbury•park. was charged Were . Hoary with an indecent result upon a little girl, under six yeses of age, in Bt. James's-park. Mr. Abrams appeared for the prisoner. Thomas Percy, musician, of 2, Browteebuildinp, Honiara, stated that be was sitting in the misicoare about baltpast four on Thursday afternoon, whet his attention was draws to the primmer by a man named Brown and soother pence. They saw him sitting on the gime. He threw a penny to a little girl, who had the charge of a baby, and she threw it back to him. He than cosnWtted the in , &meet assault upon the child, till Brown got up and went prirner the same. vsrsl ~........se to the mt, hated the child's ar . and cent hr Is h r d azay, and tnessed the filthy conduct of prisoner went up to him, upon which be took to he heels and am= A mob ithnletlhal in the nmentmeat of tl the Duke of Park Ths people at tempted to get hold of him, but they were kept back by the soldier at the gate, while prisoeer paid something and ran to the top of the monument to swaps the wrath of his pursuers. The statement of this witness was corroborated by Mr. Blake, a French•polisher, of 137, Driu7-kaie ; John Dicken son. a baker; and Francis Tynan, of 34, Yorlimlreet, lem beth, the latter of whom stated, in cresemeamigatica, that he had been out of employ for a month, sad woo par ing his time away with his companions (the other whams* in the park. It was stated that the mob was greatly incensed, and that the primmer would have been seriously maltreated if they had succeeded in getting hold of him. Mr. Henry inquired if Brows and another man, referred to by Percy, were presort. It was said that Brown had some employ at the Princess's Theatre. Perhaps he could be fetched. ----- John Richardson, C 167, dated that he was Gs duty at the time and was informed that there was a yam man up the monument who bad Indecently samulted a HMIs girl in the park. Wane= went there sod found a gnat mob round the spot waiting for the prisoner, who bad ascended to the top. Wanes' took him into cus tody. The priether said, " I am • married man and have a child of my own. I could not be guilty of such conduct." Witsiem told him he had letter sty no more to him about it. Mr. Henry — You should not have given him that caution. It is the duty of a police oflicer to bear all that a prisoner hes to say. Were you able to find the little girl? Witham—No ; she was sent home by Brows. After bearing Mr. Abrams in defence, Mr. Beery mid the prisoner must be committed for trial, but bail would be accepted—two sureties in 2eL each. It was reported to the court, after the close of the case, that Brown sad his companion bad been seen drunk outdid* the court, sad that they had received money to keep away. SOUTHWARK. Inspector Davis, of the Y division. attended with • smart. looking Frenchman, dressed in the United States Zotiave uniform, to ask his worship's advice under the following circumstances. The Impactor mid that the applicant came to him at the station-house that morning, and told him his wife had robbed him of all his clothes and property, and that be wanted the police to mist him io the recove. Not being able to understand the complainant be thou ght it better to introduce him to the magistrate. The applicant then stated that he was a Frenchman by birth, but a citizen of New York, where be had carried on the bushier of • basket maker for thirteen years. He bad for some years belooged to the New York Volunteers, and more than • year ago be leinsd a French Regi ment of New York Zouaves. About that time he married an Englishwoman at New York, and about ten days ago they came to England for the purpose of seeing their re latives in London, and afterwards in Franca Applicant brought with him bores, containing clothing and other pro perty, which be deposited at • lodging in Bermondsey, but while be was good to see a countryman of his near Lei meter-square, his wife decamped with all his property. He bad found out his wife's sister's residence in Drury-lane, and he firmly believed not ealy that his wife was there, but also all his property. He was in rather • critical position, as he was possessed of no other clothing than the uniform be had on ; end be did not much like walking about the street. in that, as it caused people to laugh at hint, and re mind him of " Bull's Bun." (Laughter.) The chief clerk asked him if be had been connected with any portion d the army contending against the Confede rates Applicant replied that the New York French Zonaves were almost the first that crossed Harpies Ferry to oppose the Confederates at York Town. He was Is that furious and destructive battle, but, fortunately for him, at the rear, and he was &bootie of slow who escaped at Bull's Run. Some of their battalion, however, fought bravely, and were much cut to pieces. He, however, was tired of the war, sad got away as soon as he could, and came to England. The chief clerk told him that he did not know how the court could help him, as a wife could not rob her husband. It washer property as well us his. Applicant could sot comprehend that sort of logic, as he said he purchased all the property at New York. He be lieved he knew where it wee, and all he wanted was the assistance of the police to get it back. Davis here said that applicant had told him that since he Ind been in England be had found out that his wife had a husband in London, whom she left three or four years ago. An officer was directed to proceed with him to the house where he suspected his property was, to amoertain the fact'. Just as the court was abort to ClO4O the constable (SO H) retuned with the applicant, and said that he had ascer tained that his wife's mother sod sisters resided in the Grange-road, but they denied all knowledge of the wife sod the property. Mr. Barcham told the applicant that he could not assist him. If be could end his property he could seize it where ever it was, but if he ascertained that his wife bad another husband living, he could give her in charge for bigamy. SHOCKING ATTEMPT AT MURDER. A diabolical attempt at murder, the character of which is greatly aggravated by the fact that its perpetrators are both constables in the Glamorganahire county consta bulary, was oonnaftted on Thursday is the immediate neigh bourhood of Merthyr Tydvil, and has caused an unwonted amount of excitement throughout the district. It would seem that there is a dangerous part of Merthyr, on which the active superintendent, Mr. Wrenn, deems it hie duty to double the beat, and consequently Police-constable Stuart and Police•constable Wm. Rowleed were placed upon it. Amongst the rules governing the force is one which forbids polloemen from drinking whilst on duty ; sail as upon b angda first round of inspection Police sergeant William Thomas disco vered Rowland partaking of liquors in a beer-house, he reprimanded him, sad, as was his duty, mad* a report of his misconduct to the superintendent. This matter, it would seem, pre great umbrage to Rowland, who must have contrived to excite an equal amount of anger in the brevet of his comrade Stuart, for upon the sergeant making, at the proper interval, a scored round of inspection, a very desperate and unmistakeable attempt to murder him was made by the two men. In the course of the beat there is camel, which is crowed by a bridge, and en nearing it the servant observed that both constables were *wan at the bridge waiting, as be supposed, for his iribllntien. As he approached them, Rowland stepped towards him, as if to make some report, but was so wooer within roach than he aimed a heavy blow at the sergeant, which at once felled him to the earth. Stuart thee came up, and both men commenced besting and kicking him until be wee completely prostrate, and reduced, as they doubt less supposed, to a state of biamimbility. They then took him up and threw him over the bridge into the canal ; the fall to the water being fully tea feet. The effect of the immersion revived the ser- geant a lilt* sad there being a current palming through the bridge, be was tarried by its force across to the opposite aide of .ehe bridge. This was observed by the villeins, who rushed to the spot towards which be was drifting, and attacked , him with MOMS, one of which stunned him for • time. The poor fallow's grimes and cries, coupled with the noise of the struggle, caused 101110 of the canal boatmen to bastes to the place, and by their assistance be was got out, but in • @Sate of greet exhaustion and suffering. The ruffianly policemen, upon finding assistance et hand, immediately decamped, and upon being sot for they were nowhere to he found. It is certain that they must pare premeditated the attack and provided themselves for their escape, for their police uniforms were forted by the roadside, they having evidently. exchanged them for private apparel. On the outrage being reported to Superintendent Wrenn, be at ones sent constables in puma, and owe of th an ,. p". ---4.614 Wright, .succeeded in arresting &omit at • distance of tlaresia miles has Merthyr. Haw ked smald sot bs fouled, bat Mare is every resew to hope that be will Dot we tie olleare of tram aisart, who bad Joked the soesewbat eseseidy, brought with biro • three years' seamier frees her Midesey's alp Do med. es board of whisk be bad served. Hawked bad base - is the fares for • porki of *damn liceths• DiTIPTAL OSI SIILLING FRIDAT, AUGUST I.—A4einiofts ea paymeat, 10,967 ; ditto ►) awes tiobota, 783 ; total, 11,750.