The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-15 00:00:00

I - J.Ol - . A --/e------e•::2- ~....).. ----•........., _..... . . . . 1 1 11 41 1. 1 I . j I . , • I t t .4 • ,411 ...x . ... 1 i f .• . • I' . , . . . . • i = i r I t 4. ..„-- . ,-, __ e . • .... • ~ . , • • • . . . ~.. . " . NEWSPAPER i i %4r 1472:1 7 \--- ' 4 7 ussa a i .10- 4 .k ... .. 11 -- 1 . .. . No. 6,196.] • . • LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1866. [STOWED, ld. ADDITIOKAIAd , ITNVOPENCE ' 1 :.- 1 - 1 , • -4 : , gESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of ! VOLONEL STODARE begs respectfully to in- TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. a re Pa rtfealarl Y enjoined to take note of this 00 m - THE BANK OF FRANCE. THE EANK RATE OF DISCOUNT AND THE • • Illackwalliard, Lndon) LINE of NE ELY mad PACE= I ‘--"l2emi the nohilin and gentry that be Is compelled to DUI- MUdicatipo. " !sill E CHARTER ACT. t L 1 03 to AUSTi ts 4LIA TV F IC 44 D mn rti "E (P°4 ze, railll9 lv, - , b9it i4 t - g r slY 2 tha h r h iL e V glft r et i blea '4"e tr ib i i i nt r ee e to n r gro N. . (a 07140 szesses.) (Prom the Deily New. City Article.) 3.1111 the 1 1 t °46 ad, whoa mee t eme; wIL -THEATER of MYSTERY. EGYPTIAN HALL , LONDON. faxtrrza's rinsoargra) ITF-SSF, C.ASSEL. Just 14 PARIS, --- - ' At a time *hen trade is absolutely pining ri , isset3 -- • Wig in the Bad India Doc. ker Il lf gan• for all clam ot passe . srs are unaurpesed, VORE I G N WINE S, cheap and pure l for want of a signal of confidence, the direo- ARMY. The Ministers Abtre, Harbordt, and Rothe have 1 France for the week ending to-day, together with :111. __'' Mena:Tex P e ' l e g ri g i _a 1 1 Ra w / ID"' nft r trek." o l ir s a g 12 wkio tad som4 7. imaismbiaiinet with Marrs. ON Catalonian Sherry, 17a. 8d ; Andalusian F0 ,,, 1 k 7 . a 4d.: French, las. ; French Sherry, In. per dozen ; Beaujo ISt 6(1.; tors of the Bank of England have decided FRANKFORT, Jogs 14, 2 ra. tendered their resignations. The latter, at the the correspondiag limes of the previous account upon maintaining Simon, its : Ronmillon, lTs. 6d. ; Chablis, ffix ; Hoc 21s. to their rate of discount at ma ; sad i s Hock and Moselk, dla a core .: Cognac The Austrian proposal for the mobilisation of I request of the King, hag consented to remain in June 14. June 7. ; DEBTOR. Fr. e. . Fr. c. the usurious point of 10 per cent. The only pre- , iji,AcE BALL PASSENGER LINE of 1 8r00d.7. Pals or Mown, 40 • damn. WWII included. Ter= the Federal army has been adopted in the Federal office. The order to mobilise the army was signed Capital of the Bank 18200,080 0 182,500,000 0 eadi. C{ PACKETS for AUNTEALIA tram Landondirest: cant Proete in addition to capital text upon which they could fairly exact such a • • - 1•ort. shla epos tour doses into the wintry. Tone To iteß EDWrIrt d OWEB&ANK and SONS, Dllers and Importer Diet to-day, by nine against six votes. yeaterdny. The Prussian minister has energetically Paragraph 1 was adopted in so far as it relates ' demanded explanations from the Hessian govern- vat. 8, law of June 9 1071 ,----. (Dolts 77g. Bea -street. London. Eitel:disked 1784 Reserve of the Bank ' and Us do ................... .. I 2,000 E laffis June 25reaches 24,106,150 14 24103750 14 threatened external drain of gold. The fact, how to the mobilisation of the 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10th =ant reapecting the reception given to the Austrian Reserve of landed property ....! Wed ...... WI" Ithe BB °.• • 2 . 4e4 & 1444 Ja k 4 14 N urars LIQUEUR GREEN GINGER WlNE, Paragraphs 2,3, and 5 were also troops retuning from Holstein by the authorities 4,000,000 0 4 • 000," 0 ever is notoriousl otherwise, the Bank having re- • I • ---- il 171ESTSLAND.-lead Orders, MO, te all dress. 21s. per dozen. sassy corps . Notes In circulation Bank notes to order and receipts mired no less than 1,400 , 1861. in gold last week, ' Ala .... Yung Ragiaad j 1,800 lE. India 1 July 10 . agreed to, but no decision was arrived at upon at the Cassel terminus. A satisfactory reply was payable at sight est cm. 36.."433 " 23 ' 433 ' 423 13 and the further extraordinAry total of 1,202,934/. 'ais celebrated line of packets have, by their Punctuality and , ATUNN ' S ORANGE BITTERS, 48s. per dozen. paragraph 4, which proposed that the Diet should immediately given by the government, and the ditor .3 purges, earned • world-known reputation, and tb . sli s ' oa r- lAA Prussian minister remains at Cassel. Current accounts, Paris 10070,015 10 1050%749 0 this wee k , as appears by last night ' s return. In fact, 863,776,853 ft 844043 17 86 • A „ accommodation le by say vessels nominate a Federal commander-in-chief. The Ditto branch banks s7,a'atei o 0,524.138 0 gold tirolling in in such a tide that the aocumu pi all putioulars ua Ttig ‘344 7=l or wasp to Arran t IsTuNN , s LIQUEUR ORANGE BRANDY, members of the confederation voting for Dividends payable s oy to JAMES TAYLO ird Co.,Ltrerpool ; ail 00s. per dozen. Os for tbe Black Ban ; and T. IL MACKAY, SON, and Re-disoonnted the last six 3. 1, ieadenhell-strest, Loudon, LC.done so often before under the see-saw operation of , A , • N IJNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, 25.. Bavaria, Saxony, Hanover, Wurtemberg, ALTONA, Joss 14, EVENING. surptas ....-----months receipts not distil- the Act of 1844. It is evident-and we believe ELM FROM livintrooL OR QUEENSTOWN TO per dozen. 47 4s. per dr dozen, tl2 15s. pw quarter-cask. Electoral Hesse, Hesse D arm stadt , N assau, • NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK. Herr H o ff mann, the Austrian civil A dl a t us , has butes ;Ili psid to any station in Brdand This wins will be found 0 ' . • ' Sundries superior quality, is soft and - oid, 114 . d though fa 418:10U4441, on- and the 16th curie. The members voting addressed the following letter to General von ME LIVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and . w e i r free frees beet or ths sligitteet swear to acidity. • I PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend de- ' THOMAS NUNN and SONB, inn., Ott e , d a/ha Wave= merchants, against the proposal were Prussia, Manteuffel :-" On the 10th inst., your Excellency 1,008,608,159 20 1,00,305,007 96 Peking their tan- calves Iron Save Strilaiffifir 21, Lamb's Coedulastreet, W.C. lists on aPP 114 " 1 " - and the 12th, 14th, ltith, and 17th curie. The Luxemburg, wastes Thattedftdr_ ___• . -_- 1 . 3 Established 101 announced that, in consequence of the removal of June 14. Jane 7. FROM LI 'l.rn. Ice YEW TOILE- the government of the duchy, you found yourself Crb in a i r and l in brand% . that letter, it will be remembered, government , ! 1 CITY OF DUBLIN, Friday, Jou IA ' P HILlen3B and CC.MPANY'S TI LLS are abstained from voting. The Prussian represents,224 50 CITY OF BOSTON, Wedneeday, June 20. under the necessity of relieving the different coun- BEST and CHEAPEST. 34"I rcial bills overdue .. 61 9 4 0tra r 4 444.4 2 1 24 8 ,447 98 adopted the extraordinary step of authoritatively CITY OF MANCRESTER, Saturday, Ira 23. sTitoucl to rorz BLACK TEA, 11. gd. Et ft. &I, ga, Se. 4d, tive had previously declared the motion to be con- _, cillors of their posts. At the same time Commercial mu naccomieri, iy 0 3 every Wednesday, abd alternste Fridaps and Saturdao 880 . d im s= B i sd icr i s ..I. 82 ' et' suggesting-i. e., dictating-to the Bank of Eng- . . 30,084,249 18 384,9211,231 47 . 11. Cabin seams by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, dwarreilea44oB oe ff ed, e t, 6 6 . 6 71, 4- 8,1, 12. 8 ,3 . 944 P csua& Per° . trary to the Federal constitution, and not, vet due P roteateu you ordered those functionaries to deliver up Ditt o 6 flene h b 8 2, 83 549,219,897 0 838,04,643 0 land the rate of discount they should charge, and I 17, and 11 Omer according to the iscamemodatiou. _ pimp Ineisdes a tau "apply or 000ksd vrt s ons. . 8 lad 0 0, , Tea Merchants, il, KIN WlRlaai 4 srsolo against any action being taken thereon by Advances on deprits of bußton • 6,784,500 3 7, 47 400 0 their official documents to Baron Scheel-Pleasen. i,: - ler Ousels sad the natant Metes beaked on I Cit looms, EC Ditto branch banks 13,0480 0 1484,00 0 now it is assumed that to reduce the rate would be the Diet. After the motion had been adopted, Your • . pe tiewa.-For farther pirtioulars to A price currant fres. Supra at market prima Evellency further announced, by proclams, Advances on French public se- equivalent to handing that letter back to the Lords 104440•60440. m e so i go mum and Co. send all goods carriage tree within eight tees s. • . =tiles he declared that Prussia considered the Fede- tion on the 10th inst., that you assumed the c h e f mew branch b.*. 7,770,100 0 tlift.Boo oof the Treasury. Upon a mere consideration of . r , el icon. 41. Kis -skeet. London. anew of No. 8, King wimaraatreat. 4te. worth any railway station or market town IN Faigland. e f il Aps gad sal pact to be dissolved. He then sub- governing power in the Duchy of Holstein. In Advances be on railway shares 34,80800 0 34,478,700 0 timidity like this, the commercial public are to be '' , IMAM to I'TBW ' YORK - UNIT ED STATES 2116::;1''.1111'*wanywnnwleav"s" bass , In tor' milted proposals for the constitution of a new Mad" with I .. in and branch,,, uresk,, my instructions, protest,o2oBoo 0 22,88838e8 0 required still to pay 10 per cent for money, and LINE - The splendid and favourite side-wheel Bund, announoed that Prussia seoeded from this the name of the Imperial cabinet, and a Holste i n, Advance on Credit Fonder 74000 0 ewers el the New York and Havre Near Sh e Company SAUCE. -LEA and PERRIN 8' 711 . 000 0 this at a time when the Bank of England holds „Appointed to leave for New York as follows : present Confederation, and immediately withdrews64,soo 5 WORCEITERSHIEZ SAUCE. against this fresh act of violence, and I cast upon Ditto branch banks 688 •9 00 0 nearly fourteen and a half millions sterling in coin From Harm Yvan Fahaouth. Th ls delicious °pediment. pronounced tr assionsaurs from the Assembly . The Austrian Minister -Presi - Advances to lb. State (*mum your Eicellency the responsibility of all oonse- tion 10th Jane, 107 a ------- Wednesday, July A Thur May, July A " THE ONLY GOOD SACM" dent addressed the Diet in a speech, in which he 1%980,750 14 14900. 750 18 co dnuiday, Aug. 1. 'Mendes, Aug 2. Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRIN'S. __, quenoes ,which may ensue from this breach of (44 Diti0 444=a444 Ithek reaer44 0171,90 91 36,171,90 91 illustration of the want of wisdom which presides ffico Wednesday, Aug. IL Thursday , Aug. so The public are repectMly cautioned selud es wortid m Ind "' referred to Art. lof the Federal me ...... Noradatedar, Sept 0 Mundy, Sept. 27 dome, and should see that Lea and Perdue nem are on wrapper, Art. 6 0 P act, .."'" treaty. I have instructed the members of the Reateedis=eillsea paw lad over our commercial affairs. It is presumed that - These ships do not carry emigrants. l a b e l , toss, and sapper. ASK for LEA and PERKINS' SAUCE. f the final act of Vienna, and insisted Holstein government to yield to force." June, 1867) 10,00,000 0 100,0 mm o Not/land tunararoof thebank& the Bank directors keep the rate at 10 per cent. ruar-Fast-ciass, Er ; second der, 113.-For further landed property branches Sold whaler's and tor the negate woreawer upon the indissolubility of the Federal pact. He oculars appiy to JAS. A. WOTTON, Havre ; L'HERBETTE, I mews. mom sad s ar K et w li, , massi . s. i n d y 13.1 protested against the Prussian project, and Expenses of management or , s ' el UD• t ; G. C. and E. W. FOX ' sad Co., m ialuili; : BONS, London. de., de.; and by grocers and oilmen universally. BAVARIA. Sundries al. STARR a= Pare Co., 146, ceespaide, London. 10517,770 78 moan" rs - MUNICH, Jogs 14, Resins°. . 1,668,508,7 5 9 96 1.643,30 6 , 007 96 they consider inadequate. But the most effectual • MIURNITURE Carnets, Bedsteads, Beddinu.' Certified by die Senator GOVerlior of tbe Bent of Friar fedenition with all its righta and duties, it i s o fficially wa to encourage the return of notes to the Bank's ',TEAM to GOTHENBURGfrom London direct. x u pt w itm, d isins. -- 16 8 - ... 64 , ..,,, mom* w „ty . gi . + . secede . b . (Signed) RO • Y . . . declared that Bavaria re the ) Average psasage 40 hour Direct route to the Swedish . „ s mote& Delivered free, and guaranteed so per oat las declaring that no member was at liberty to dei, to utoctneim; Halmstad, Malmo, Falkenberg. c a me . than West-end prices. Prima= proposals for reform, because she o till will be to excite confidence, and this will be K aram, and Christiania The renowned twin screw steamer New Illustrated Priced List gratis. from the Bund, and that the whole of Germany jests to the very fi rst article, which demands the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) best done by the Bank's showing confidence itself. . i salt, redecorated for the eammer service ilultdad to leave bald . wan, General li n d e b w , 183 to 120 . 146 .b id w ii B‘tt , earn with goods and passengers on SATAY, lffili inst., had a right to demand that the Confederation exclusion of Austria from the Confederation. FRIDAY, JUNI 15, SAM lt cannot be doubted that there are now at least II 11 am. (weather permitting).-Fares to Gothenburg, --- l ei gi fe Psasengers walk oh board-For freight or prosy PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, should remain intact. He concluded by inviting • i rztreme. • • us, 4,000,0001. of notes held by bankers and capitalists ear at Chaplln's Cairene! Mr, W., or to PHILLIPPS, A Great Marlbormiffiritrest, W. the Diet to unite with him in a solemn protest for BADEN. i B.T.T W. 1417717' H.; B. I : . ° as a mere matter of precaution, and which would I . . loss, ram IPPS and Co., St. Dtinstsn's House. Cross- I ladies. Moeda" 2s. ; gemtleren, all other daya. the preservation of the rights and competency of CARLSRITHE, Jinni 14. oe, EC - , , 10.87 54 W. 11 4 W. cloOf 1 i j 1 IeItATHS OF HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on- the Bund, which should continue in full vigour In tollay's sitting of the Lower House the de_ w a ne gg e0 ..65 73 1 ,r 8 w. W N.a. t 1: saw. t r , e . I 0 .... .0s t Bank but to give the mercantile public a practical 1 T HE CITY BANK, London.l- 1 -e the Incorporated by Royal Charter, A. n. 1856. of Honibm-11.1revIrMinenc,debt yklealthamlyiB66.conf th e elliveralcelebratedWatepro7 and binding upon all its members. The Diet mend ot the government for a credit of 3,813,200 t e rte e ts assurance of its belief that we have fairly entered . 1 1 Head oncaa-unier of Finca-tans. town tau, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and weds= adopted a resolution erpresaing its adherence to florins, on account of the mobilisation of the army, ardrossan ito 76,5 S W. s, 6 _a. a 0.: 1 GreencsaGe OO3B NlB. 2 4 W- 8 •W• To a upon the road to recovery. The fact that there is No. 34, Old Bond-street are of admirable service to removing disorders of the the declaration of the Austrian representative . was unanimously agreed to. tsar Offices{ No. 151, Tottenham-court-road (temporary odSoe). sad other inteettnes. They slim the.. erEstis When the an, V41444i4 34.46 64 W.N.W. 3 1 W. I 4.4 1 2 still an active demand for money at that establish- No. 25, Ludhill. doming circulation Is defective, assist the of secretion, --- laverpool O. 38 W. 3 5 W. 0 Oft 2 meat proves nothing against this argument, sotarsed capital germ a.m. of 420 ears) .... atemooo and save • healthful regularity to the oof nutrition aad HESSE DARMSTADT. Holyhead - Paidap Capital 600,000 asimilation. They are powerful remedial agents in cases THE FEDERAL DIET. Penzance.... 80.08 67 N.W. 4 4 N.W. cm - s for al long as distrust-distrust promoted .. deserved Fend 140,000 of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, FRANKFORT, Joss 14, EvIENINO. DARMSTADT, JUNG 14. bog . ..... 30.120 04. w. 4 4 NAN . of - 6 Diascroas. in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease, an d Lenient ... 80.121 SW. 3 3 W.S.W. r - 2 by the working of the Act of 1844 and MN JONES, Esq. (of Messrs. Brown, Lenox and co.), obstinate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other . see- All the Prussian o ffi cials at the Federal Diet The Upper House has unanimously approved to- by the conduct of the Bank-continues to Chairman. dons produced by inendeney of the digestive Sanctions, the .te Cimpbell, Esq. Misers. John Campbell and co.) mos happy results have been obtained from them. The efficeey have resigned their functions . day the government proposal for the adoption of BAxl iarsi ef orta . ...: g0 1° : 2 4 , 30 5° 14.24 E W. 4 0 4 3 14. 41 1. . r. lin e : -- 1 Wrmuth 30 03 ds W.S.W. it 4 W. co - 2 freeze up the current of capital, so long will :IN Nitro Lad, Esq , Director of the Liverpool and Leedom oi the as w t ati e r i lis more . mpeciaW recognised by those who drink lit. the voting at the Diet, on the proposal for military measures. The President, PrinceSolnie fteo morals .. 30:0857! S.W. 3 s 91. ro 0.01 2 il ter thee the gorating air of the - _ merchants be unable to obtain accommodation of the London and River Plate moun , e ety o e surrou , lin liack G bloc imuinc k, Er e ., Charrm y r tains th gal 't th ' nding scene, &adz , Yarmouth... 29.0 58 WA W. - 1 ES.E. ob - 1 Tied Federal mobilization, Wurtembiug alone voted in Hohensolme-Lich, who is alao a member of the lend ' •-•• " 181 W ' S ' W * 4 6 14W. 44 except at what ought to be the national bank. The ,(Let ( Limited). abstraction mined cares of the world, concur In seal the ..dinsw . r ...A. Fan. 110. Charles-street, St. Jams's. ) action of thnal beverage. The magnificent Ktirbouse, exactly the same manner as Austria. Upper House of the Prussian Diet, abstained from B carhomullb• 18 • 808 1 8 •W• 8 8 8 • 8 • 8, co 1 8 . 01 8 Shields 141.81381 N. 3 2 11. W. c 1 - 2 fact that the Lank has lately withdrawn from ciz -"'-'-` •" '''' •-•"'4^4l""eltharec'e- the ththctha e 8888888- Reanneriek. which forms with Nassau the 13th voting. Hader • - ' --i -- - - - - 1 - - culation upwards of 3,000,000/. of money, repro , i seinsAsesß I dmlstino the collections on account of the numerous BLACK BALL PASSENGER, LINK of arms PACENTS tar AIMTILWA tram Landon amok " - Fort I Sift T o rooks. ITo day ...... Landsborough .. 2,000 b. Imtka June 25 t ipsy ..... Ocem .. &COO & Indta Jab , io T HE CITY BANK, Landon. Incorporated by Royal Charter, A.D. 1856. Head Officte—Corner of Finch-lane, ThresdasecUe-street. No. 34, Old Bond-street Mach Offices /No. IST, Totnham-court teroad (temporary office). No. 25, SuLeeribed Capital (60,000 ftarm of RIO mak) Ol,OOO Paid-up Nolte] 00 060 0 ,,000 Waved Fled 140,000 DIRMCIORR MN JONES, Esq. (of Mews Brown, Lenox and Co.), Clubmen. An Cam pbell, Req. (limn. John Campbell and Ce.) 'miry Figure Rag, Faq., Director of thp Liverpool and Landon and Globe insurence Company. sen liackblock, Req., Chairman of the London and River Rate Bulk ,Limited ((drew 'Aerie, (10, Charles-street St. Juane& ) bbert Lloyd, Esq. Maus Lloyd, Matheson and Co.) Macnanghtan, Req., Director of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and ChM& Asti= Thorp, Esq., Director of the National Provident In stitution. audits J. White, Faq. (late Manager of the Head Office.) eorge Young, Faq. (Messrs Begbie, Young, and Begbies.) MANAGER& John Woolmore Duncan, Esq • Alfred George Kennedy, Lg. BRANCE 07FICTS. No. 34, Old Bondstreet.— O. Mullin', Esq. No. 157, Tottenham-court-road.—Alfred Gliddon til led- No, 25 , Ludgate-MlL—John W. Duncan. Jun., • -- made up to the 30th of June an the KIM THE FEDERAL DIET. FRANKFORT, Joni 14, EVIP27I/10. All the Prussian officials at the Federal Diet have resigned their functions. In the voting at the Diet, on the proposal for Federal mobilisation, Wurtemburg alone voted in exactly the same manner as Austria. Brunswick, which forms with Nassau the 13th curie, did not assent to the proposal. The 16th curie, though not fully instructed, believed itself empowered to vote in favour of the motion. Baden proposed that the motion should be referred to a committee, but this proposal was not supported by Prussia. Of the six curies composing the minority, Saxe- Meiningen and Frankfort were in favour of refer ring the motion to the military committee. A conference of the ministers of those States which support Austria will be held on the 17th instant to discuss a proposal for carrying out the restoration of Holstein to the administration of the Diet, if necessary, by taking the offensive against Prussia. THE HITNGARLLN DIET. PRSTH, Jogs 14. Barometers hare fallen about a tenth of an tech since yester day afternoon In Scotland and on the northeast coast of Bag land. The winds this morning In Scotland and Ireland are westerly, light to moderate , and N.W. to S.W. moderate, on the English coasts. The sky Is generally weenie, and fog is reported from Valentin and Brest. To-day the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet, after an animated discussion, rejected the proposed address to the Emperor praying that his Majesty would take measures to relieve the present distress among the poorer classes in Hungary. The debate has lasted two days. The decision of the house will be embodied in a resolution. IL Coloman Tisza stated that there was no hope of the Hungarian constitution being restored by the statesmen who now compose the Austrian government. M. Ohyezy made a speech, in which he declared his belief that it was only possible to save the monarchy by restoring to the Hungarians their constitution. This opinion met with marks of general assent from the house. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JEWS 14. BATHS OF HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on the-Ilabre —Simper Season 1103.—The Mineral Waters of Hallberg, IS evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Pro tensor Usbig, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and aperient. They are of admir able service in removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the eh doming circulation is defective, assist the of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the o of nutrition and amdmilation. They th e / remedial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease, and ohetinate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other affec tions produced by Inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The en= rs of the waters re more especially recognised by those who them as their source; fer then, the invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in assisting the action of the medicinal beveerraagg The magnificent Kitrbouse, which, In the beauty of its . , the judicious distribu tion of tte apartments, and the riclinems of its decorations, set every other edifies of the kind on the banks of rlthlne, contains a vaztsty of spaci ous and 'plea decorated rooms; a grand saloon for balls and concerts ; a superb dining room where there is a table-d'hote / la Fran cais., twice a day, at 1 and at 6 o'clock , furnished b y the eels- Mated Chevet of Parts, who is the lessee of the refreshments of the whole casino. The visitors will Likewise dad a large and com fortable reading-room, well supplied with (Jarman, English, French, Italian, Spanith, Hamden, Polish, Swedish, Belgian, and Dutch dally papers. Besides the above attractions, there are also several conversation rooms, as well ucomplete • xplendid coffee room with three bird tables. To the arms of Homburg, this delightfu llia l place, a troupe of Italian acto ch rs of the highest talent, conducted by the celebrated maestro Orsini, has been caseated to perform the choicest piton of the Malian repertory. The services of the renowned prime donne AMU= Patti, timbal, the asters Marchisio, Le., have likewise been secured for this scum. An excel lent orchestre, numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs three times a day ; in the morning at the Wells: in the afternoon to the beautiful gezdens of the Casino, and In the evening in the grand Ballroom. The new railwa has almost brought Homburg Baths to the ontiddrts of ort. There are twenty trains a day, to and fro, the last se late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half-an-hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Sweets in twelve hours, to Berlin in fifteen, to Paris in sixteen, and to London in twenty-four, so excellent is the inter eomainnlcation by rail. Current accounts area As up to the Mtn m Id December in each year : and If the credit balance shall sot, s ‘ ag e ttejur f l o the ver half i velr r have been annum below /SOO, allowed %ter= Unworn monthly balances. If not below £2OO Interest at k rate of 1 per cent. per annum is allowed on the minimum tenthly balances , but If under £2OO, no interest is allowed. titles keeping current accounts have the privilege of drawing xques ; of having approved bills discounted; of obtaining loans pun negotiable securities ; of depositing bills, coupons, tr.c., for Jilection ; and of lodging with the bank deeds and other vela ileproperty in the fireproof strong-rooms for safe custody. Deposit Accounts—Money, in amounts of RIO and upwards, received from the public generally, subject to seven days' Mice of withdrawal, and interest is a llowed thereon at the cur nit rate of the day ; the Bank notifying any change In the rate I Interest by advertisement in one or More of the leading MG- M newspapers If the money be withdrawn within a fortnight, interest Is allowed. Persons having current accounts can any portion of their credit balance to deposit account. The Agency of country and foreign banks, whether joint stock private, is undertaken by the bank. , letters of Credit, payable at any of the Wei commercial towns d cities of the world, are granted. Marginal credit, are also ted by the bank. Circular notes are issued by the bank, addressed to all, and pall. at any, of the places on the Continent where the bank an agent. Dividends, &c., en government and ether stocks, annffies, Mons, ,he., are received for customers of the bank without the purchase and sale of stocks, shares , and securities deo undertaken ; and every description of banking business transacted. The officers and clerks of the bank are pledged at to disclose the transactions of any of its customers. C. J. WORTH, Secretary. -- THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A FENIAN INFORMER.. DUBLIN, THURSDAY NIGHT. , Edward O'Connor was this day sentenced to penal servitude for life,for having stabbed Warner, the informer, with intent to murder him. The pri soner had pleaded guilty on the previous day. When sentence was passed, he merely observed that he did not think he should be kept in so long. USTRALIAN JOINT STOCK BANK. In consequence of the stoppage of the Consolidated Bank Limited , all drafts of the Auatrallan Joint Stock Bank under ceptance by the Consolidated Bank (Limited) will be paid due, on presention, by the National Provincial Bank of Bishopmate-street, who have been appointed its on bankers. The London Branch of the Australian Joint k Bank being now open, all unaccepted drafts coming for will be accepted by the undersigned, payable at the Com y's bankers, the National Provincial Bank of England and Men are requested to present the same for acceptance at the lank's own Offices,lB, King William-street. A. H. RICHARDSON, General Manager. Australian Joint Stock Bank, 18,..King Williametreet, COLLIERY EXPLOSION AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. MANCHESTER, THURSDAY Evrauxu, This morning an explosion took place, about 8 o'clock at the colliery of Mr. F. D. P. Astley, Dukinfield, near Ashton, which it is feared will be attended with great lou of life. About 6 o'clock 72 men and boys descended the Victoria pit, and the noise of the explosion is said to have been heard at the mouth of the shaft, which is 500 yank:deep, at a quarter to 8. Soon afterwards, Mr. Isaac Wielding, manager of the pit, descended with a number of men to render what aid might be necessary, and in the course of about three hours they had succeeded in rescuing about 30 men and boys, and sent them up the shaft. Many of these were badly burnt, though none were dead. There were four surgeons in attendance to advise what should be done, and in most of the worst cases the sufferers were sent home and put to bed. Several are reported to have died since. Of those still left in the mine there were but poor hopes. Some of the men brought up say that those who had gone to the rescue had not, up to 11 o'clock, been able to ap proach the seat of the fire and explosion. They may the air-ways and bratticing are destroyed, and that even some of the roads have been blown up, so that there is little prospect of the unfortunate colliers in that part of the mine (30 or 40) being reamed a/ive. The fear is that ff any of them have escaped the fire, they will be cut off from air. The probability is that many boors will have to elapse before any approach to their whereabouts will become safe or practicable. MANCHE:3I'ER, THURSDAY NIGHT. Accounts up to 6 p.m. from Dukinfield report that 4 dead bodies had been sent up and 28 more had been dis covered in the main level. The explosion is supposed to have occurred at the bottom of a dip 300 yards up the main level beyond where the 28 dead bodies were found. It is thought that an old working filled with foul air had been t a pped there, and caused the catastrophe. 11 colliers are still missing, and are supposed to have been killed in the , dip. This would make 43 who have lost their lives. Lodon, June 7, lane. AUSTRALIAN JOINT STOCK BANK. 1 Capital paid up £lOO,OOO. Regent fund Its LONDON BRANCH of this Bank la NOW OPEN, at 18, ILNG WILLIAM-STREET, for accepting the drafts on London dram by the Colonial Establishments, and for transacting in Leda the general agency business of the Bank. Letters of Coedit are mated and Bills negotiated or sent for collection on the colonies of New South Melee and Queensland, and all Mink- Int badness transacted on the most favourable terms. The fol kering are the Colon N SOUTHiaI Establishments ofWALES this Bank, namely, I NEW . Sydney ;Head Of- Bathurst Muswelthrook ace) Grafton Murrurundi West Maitland TenterSeld Hay Armidale Mudge* Densiliquha Brakiwood Singleton Aral ) Goolburn Yam Forbes. WOW Wasp Newcastle IN QUEENSLAND. Brisbane Warwick I . .i i Vatone ugh Ipswich Bowen Rockhampton I Clermont Mackay Townsville. A. H. RICILULDSOk General Manager. Australian Joint Stock Bank, IS, Hing Willinto - Mrent , London. June 7.1868. IAI SS WITHOUT BUCKLES--NURSE'S PATENT—to be sees at their Show Boom; 100. Boma- Weet, London, S.W. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and Math: gas perforate, extracted from the flowers, by MO. 6 08NILL and Co., Perfumers to HIM the Primer of okm, Zed Bali Wharf, 93, Upper Thaeolleetreeei, London. TONIC BITTERS. WATERT QUININE WIWI, The mod palatable and wholesome bitter in existence. AN EFFICIENT TONIC, As unequalled stomachic, and • gentle stimulant. b 7 grocers. Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, SOB teatimes, and others, at sew a doses. Manufactured by WATERS and WIIJ.IAI 5, 5, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, Leedom. Wholesale Agents, E. Lewis and Co., Worcester. THE 017TILAOZ ON A LADY AT READING. —At the Reading Police-court yesterday the mayor (Mr. Blackwell) a nd other magistrates were occupied for several hours with the further hearing of the charge of rape preferred by Miss Georgians Partndge spinet Mr. Neville Toomer, a w idower, 34 years of age, residing in the Abbot's -walk. Mr. F. M. Slooombe, solicitor, appeared in support of the charge ; and Mr. Bartlett, solicitor, attended on behalf of the prisoner. Both the prosecutrix and the prisoner are most respectably connected, and the prisoner has for many years occupied a responsible position in a large business establishment in tins town. The court was densely crowded, and many persons were unable to gain admission. The proaecutrix, who was engaged by the prisoner as house keeper, was cross-examined or about two hours, but her previous evidence was not shaken, and she maintained that, use of threats and much violence, prisoner succeeded in committing the offence. Mr. Maurice, sur geon, Superintendent Purchase, Elisabeth Gough, the ser vant girl at prisoner's house, and other witnesses having given evidence, and Mr. Bartlett having addressed the (lOU or RHEUMATISM /I. bench, the magistrates committed the prisoner for trial, refusing to accept bail. quickly relieved ADYIB.ALTY, Jults 14.—Arrorrrwerrs.—Lieu UAW' e eared ou r .111•Rfa days e " " lebn " d IbUdicipe4 tenants H Martin to the Dauntless; EL Dunlop, to the VIT tOIATI MIA Obtained thrceigh• • Qom* on in lit and la 911. par bet Trafalgar, for service ,in tender. DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The medical profession for thirty years have approved of this toe snhition of magnesia se the bog remedy for acidity of the I 'm* headache, heartburn, goat, and Indinentlen ; sad as • slid aperient it is mmeially adapted for ladies and children. ;nand by DIN7JORD and Co., Chemists, &c., 172, New 'Hid - greet, London, and sold throughout the world by all •IPectable chemists. Caution—See that " Dfrusefeed and Co." a each bottle and red label over the oork. LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active Principle , the Litwin., which yeomen ail the /I° n. P e rties Vitina without its daniers.—Yr. JOZZAII= I , -.moan, 49, ttayma r k e t, prepares a grasp and a Pate et 'Altus lit tUee. highly reconunceded by the Medina' pretend= for olds asthma, bronchitis, and ail chest affections. Syrnlktit. et: hie, la. lid . and YR id. Pate, by poet, Is. lied And THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. - The Neut Freie Prune of to-day states that the Ministry for Foreign Affairs withheld Baron von Werther's passports until the Prussian government had released Councillor Lesser. The departure of Baron Werther was, therefore, postponed until to day. A diplomatic arrangement having been con cluded between the Austrian and Bavarian govern ments for the regulation of their course of political action, the Bavarian General Tann is now here ne gotiating the conclusion of a convention providing' by common military action, on the one hand, for the contingency of the Diet ordering and Prussia resisting the mobilisation of the Federal army, and, on the other, of Bavaria being compelled by the de velopment of events to take part in the war on her own account. ____ FLORENCE, Jess 14, Evans°. 1 The Chamber of Deputies adopted to-day, with out discussion, the bill for calling in the reserves of 1846. After a short debate Art. 2of the bill for the suppression of monastic institutions was adopted. This article proposes the confiscation and conversion of the property of religious cor porations. THE BOMBARDMENT OF VALPARAISO BY THE SPANISH. PARIS, Jinni 14. SPEECH OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR. VIENNA, Jury 14. The common council of this capital presented an , address of loyalty to the Emperor Francis Joseph . this morning. In reply to a speech from the Burgomaster, the Emperor said, " I receive this manifestation from the city of Vienna with great , satisfaction. I have done everything in my power to preserve the peace and liberty of Germany, but it has been made impossible in all quarters for me to do so. This is the most arduous period I have experienced since my accession to the throne. I now resort to the sword with confidence in God, my good right, my valiant army, and the co operation of my faithful subjects. But I must, in especial, express my fullest satisfaction with the unanimity and attitude of Vienna. Notwithstand ing that considerable sacrifices have been already imposed upon the capital by the stoppage of busi ness and the want of employment for the popula tion, the most exemplary order prevails here in comparison with other countries, and I cannot sufficiently express my recognition of this fact." PRINSTA BERLIN, JUSI 14,.Eviacraia. It is positively asserted that the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha will accept an important command in the Prussian army on the outbreak of hostilities. To-day in the Corps Legislatif M. Gamier Pages made a speech, commenting in severe terms upon the bombardment of Valparaiso by the Spanish fleet. M. Rouher, in reply, stated that the intel ligence of the bombardment had made a painful impression upon the French government. He then compared the conduct of the Spaniards before Valparaiso with that of the French before Odessa in 1855, and added, " The question whether the ' neutral governments should make a joint demand upon Spain for indemnity for the damage sus ' tained by their respective subjects in Chili is one which is not yet completely decided, it being a very delicate question ; but France, immediately after the bombardment, lost no time in communi cating her view of the subject to the Spanish ' government, in a despatchdated the 22nd May last.• ME BRAZILS. (Per the Guienne, tin Lisboa.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar 24. Exchange on London, 241, 241. Coffee, good first, 7,100 to 7,300. Receipts during the fort night, 4,000 bags. Stock, 100,000 bags. BUENOS AYRES. Exchange, 51i, 51g. Ounces, 2,590. MONTE VIDEO. Exchange, 53. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, JUNE 14, 3.30 r.m. The Bourse has been very firm. Rentes closed at 04.15, or 70c. higher than yesterday. PRUSSIA AND THE MIDDLE STATES. Sic Tesesrr !—Mr. Kinglake is described in the WEIMAR, Jure 14. French papers as as comureateur erantrique. The Prussian government addressed, on the , SOCIETY FOB rue Erreorescremerr OF he ld re 12th inst., a circular despatch to the German ANDL—At a numerous meeting of this Society last Federal States with reference to the proposal for ;Vag a as dtrir " z i nt .... i. qondlit-se.-1 Mr. W. QC::: the mobilisation of the Federal forces. The titative Analysis of the - 13eauaul." despatch says : 1 ROYAL COLLEGE OV ISIINGIONS OF ENGLAND. - The following membersl of ther the college llefgeTfohang undert on e " The motion is contrary to the la ws of the Con- the n eoesnry p the 29th federation, and all States voting for its adoption and 31st ultimo, were re o p n o g rted to have acqui tted o them. will thereby commit an act of hostility against selves to the satisfaction of the Cort of Examiners and Prussia in de fi ance of Federal law. In the war roust college, .on . th e 14th Ens Archer, which may then ensue, Prussia will allow herself Cape of Good Hope, dipl o ma of membership dated Dim. to be guided only byher own intere sts, and those of 1'0e:t02,19;4014,Ur°,1,12"e "Di e t her hfi j ije ee Y a fir ming '? Army , the States friendly to her cause. The adoption of the May 2, 1854 ; William • , New York, November 21, motion will be looked upon by Prussia as a mill - 1666. This gentleman hes just been unanimously appointed tart' solidarity on the part of the consenting States uni versity of th f at g e e iU rsi F uld crieve anatomy in the with Austria—who will make her declaration of 26, 1858 ; Frederick Howard Marsh, St. r ilartholcmew's war alone—and will consequently consider their sstre Hospita o l, Jun en e or 3 . , 1861 ; der Bruce, assent as so many independent declarations of war. Albert-terruee, A l l i 3, 1864 ; and William George Those members of the Confederation whose terra - Vawdreg Lush, Wilton,R near Salisbury April 27, 1864. ~,,,, .__ It is stated that only one candidate faile d sequithimeelf 10/11511 are situated between the Prussian provinces to t h e oot i s f oo tt ot , o f th e court. SIR MORTON Pero, BART., AND THI RZPRESEN TATION ON BillaTOL.—Yesterday at noon, a meeting of the members of the Bristol Liberal Association was held in the Factors'-ball in that city, for the purpose of consider ing a letter addressed by Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart., to Mr. George Thomas, the chairman of that body , in which the Lon. member offend to plies his seat unreservedly in the hands of the electors, should they consider that course desirable. Notwithstanding the shortness of the notice and the inconvenient hour fixed, there was a large attendance from all parts of the borough. Mr. G. Thomas presided, and in commencing the proceedings explained tbe circum stances under which therneeting was held, and read the fol lowing letter from Sir Morton Pet*, addressed to himself '' 9, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W., June 7. My dear Mr. Thomas,—You will see in the Timer and other papers to-morrow the report of a meeting of our cre ditors, and I inclose you a statement submitted thereat. I You will observe it shows an excess of assets over liabili ties exceeding a million sterling, and this is taken at the present extremely depressed value of securities. lam deeply conscious of the responsibility attaching to my po d sition as representative of so important • constituency, and I feel it right to place myself unreservedly in the hands of my friends. Should it be in their judgment at all desirable that my place as their representative should be filled by any other person, I hope they will have no de licacy in at once frankly expressing that opinion. So far as I am concerned, I shall ever cherish a lively remem brance of the kindness and warm-hearted friend ship of my Bristol friends, and I feel I should not be showing my sense of it except by ,eoge adopting: this course.—l am, /cc., S. MORTON Piero. Mr, Thome.'" The chairman said he was sure that all which they had heard went to show that, with Sir MortonPeto as their re presentative in parliament, they had the right man in the right place. If they wanted to know the real character of • man they must try him under adversity— and they could not have a better proof of Sir Morton's worth than his demeanour under adversity, which they must remember had not been brought on by himself. He moved—" That this meeting desires to ex press to Sir S. M. Peto, Bart., M.P., its deep sympathy and condolence u nder the trying circumstances in which his firm has been placed by the late monetary panic." Mr. C. J. Thomas seconded the resolution, which was carried MM. con Mr. W. H. Wills then moved—" That this meeting considers that Sir S. M. Peto has acted with the highest honour in placing himself unreservedly in the hands of his friends in this city, and while expressing its undiminished confidence in his character integrity, trusts that he will long continue to give his valuable ser vices; as one of the representatives of Bristol in parlia ment." Mr. J. Derrell seconded the motion, which was adopted with great enthusiasm, and the chairman was re quested to sign the resolutions on behalf of the meeting, and forward them to Sir S. M. Peto. THZ END OP • U81111:11. LlFE.—With the utmost regret, we announce the death of Kim Lucy Nevile, head nurse at the Lincoln County Hospital, which took place on Wednesday last. The event deserves more than • pawing notice, for Miss Nevile was no ordinary young lady. She was the daughter of the Bev. C. Naite, of Thorney, a de scendant of one of the oldest county families ; but, though brought up amidst all the accustomed refinements of her position in society, she preferred to devote herself to the employment which of all others is most suitable to women--nurvng the siok. Accordingly she became a MOM. ber of the society to which is entrusted the entire charge of the nursing at King's College Hospital, London, and while there obtained the highest commendations and certificates of her great ability as • nurse from Mr. Ferguson and the other celebrated surgeons attached to that hospital Shortly after the reformation in the system of nursing in our own hospital by the committee of the Ladies' Nursing Fund was established, Miss Nerds was ap pointed head nurse, and it is not too much to say that the present satisfactory state of the nursing within its walls is in a very great measure due to the tact, energy, ood t e mper, and zeal which she showed in the discharge o ther duties. Those only who are acquainted with the interior working of a hospital can fully appreciate the responsibi lities and anxieties of such a position, and de denying life required on the part of her who woul fill it well On the 22nd of May Miss Nevile left the hospital on a short leave of absence, in order to attend her sister's wedding, and returned with a bad cold and sore throat. Ulceration set in, and in spite of the skill and unremitting attention of the physicians and surgeons of the hoepital, she sank rapidly, and died after great suffering at mid night on Wednesday. Such characters are rare, and not easily replaced. It has pleased God Ito terminate her use ful life at a time when,apparently, it can but ill be spared. We have many ladies in - ase county of Lincoln of whose names we are justly proud, but few that can claim a higher place in our esteem, few that more justly deserve e affec our admiration, few that ;sill be remembe with mor tionate regret than the name of Lucy Nevile, the hospital nurse.—Lincolashire Chronicle. C aY s TA L PALAcz. —ONR Ssiumics DAY.— T HOIaDAT , Juice 14.—Admissions on maim_ t t 2,794 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,211. Total visitors, 4,005. Hiams AND STRENGTH RZSTORND xrDußAsses DIILICIOtre ItZVM.Rita ARAinc• TOon, which cams without me dicine er btocetrenlenos 4111PePHII ( iadlrlaßoo). oft?, el n tam. cons umption, debility . constipation , &entre& pelf tatio ner vous, bilious, liver, and stomach complaint& it sense fifty times Ice cost la other remedies, and Is the tat food for Moats 50,000 cares antaially.—Da /kiwi and Co., NO. 77, llogentztrorg, L on d on , Q. In tins, at is. lib; 11b., ; 111ba, 224 104., 40a. : also at 41, Ortrechareh+treetn l44, sad IN, ird.ak•A and at all Gemara.-{Aavars] (Prom the Deily New. City Article.) At a time when trade is absolutely pining ti 1 for went of a signal of confidence, the diree tors of the Bank of England have decided upon maintaining their rate of discount at r the usurious point of 10 per cent. The only pre text upon which they could fairly exact such a charge Would be in the event of an actual or ,threatened external drain of gold. The fact, how- , I ever, is notoriously otherwise, the Bank having re- •It ceived no less than 1,400,1861. in gold last week, and the further extraordinary total of 1,202,934/. this week, as appears by last night's return. In fact, gold is rolling in in such a tide that the accumu lation bids fair to work ultimate mischief, as it has done so often before under the see-saw operation et the Act of 1844. It is evident—and we believe the Bank advocates themselves will scarcely deny that it is so—that the directors have a mortal fear of quitting the protection afforded by the recent government letter that letter, it will be remembered, government adopted the extraordinary step of authoritatively suggesting—i. e., dictating—to the Bank of Eng land the rate of discount they should charge, and now it is assumed that to reduce the rate would be equivalent to handing that letter back to the Lords of the Treasury. Upon a mere consideration of timidity like this, the commercial public are to be required still to pay 10 per cent. for money, and this at a time when the Bank of England holds nearly fourteen and a half millions sterling in coin and bullion.. There could scarcely be a stronger illustration of the want of wisdom which presides over our commercial affairs. It is presumed that the Bank directors keep the rate at 10 per cent. with a view to increase the reserve, which, though it now amounts to three millions and a half, they consider inadequate. But the most effectual way to encourage the return of notes to the Bank's till will be to excite confidence, and this will be best done by the Bank's showing confidence itself. It cannot be doubted that there are now at least 4,000,0001. of notes held by bankers and capitalists as a mere matter of precaution, and which would steadily find their way back into use were the Bank but to give the mercantile public a practical assurance of its belief that we have fairly entered upon the road to recovery. The fact that there is still an active demand for money at that establish ment proves nothing against this argument, for as long as distrust—distrust promoted by the working of the Act of 1844 and, by the conduct of the Bank—continues to freeze up the current of capital, so long will merchants be unable to obtain accommodation except at what ought to be the national bank. The fact that the Bank has lately withdrawn from cir culation upwards of 3,000,0001. of money, repro: smiting the collections on account of the numerous insolvent estates—banking and other—in course of realisation, further strengthens the claim of the mercantile public to consideration at the present difficult juncture. We might add that the disap pearance as competitors in the money market of Overend, Gurney, and Co., and so many other banking establishments, will of itself account for no small portion of the demand now experienced at the Bank discount-office. This demand can only be regarded as an ordinary business requirement, and certainly does not warrant the exaction of a higher rate than would otherwise be demanded. Yet this is just the way in which the matter works, and it would appear that the Bank of England is short-sighted in the policy it is now pursuing, for the more such establishments as Overend, Gurney, and Co., and the others which have lately failed are missed, the greater will be the desire of the commercial public to resuscitate them. Last night's Bank return presents, moreover, this anomalous feature, that, though the Bank does not consider itself justified in charging less than 10 per cent. on the very best mercantile bills, it has availed itself of the present opportunity to add to its stock of government securities by 286,0611. But we will not dwell upon these minor points ; the broad ground upon which many of our most sagacious financial observers object to the exaction of a 10 per cent. rate, in face of the existing Bank figures, is that, according to all experience, the longer the minimum is kept screwed up to its present point the more certain will be the subsequent reaction to a low value of money, with its attendant incen tives to unsound business. It is in these violent oscillations that much of the mischief of the Bank -it lies. SOCIETY FOR THE OSPEL.PROPAGATION OF' THE G The City of London annual meeting in further ance of the objects of this society was held yesterday in the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion-house ; Dlr. Alderman and Sheriff GIEPONS in the chair. There were present the Bishop of Ripon, Mr. J. W.Hunt, deputy governor of the Bank of England, Mr. C. Turner, Revs. Marshall, W. F. Bullock, F. C. Blomfield, T. Nevin, Dr. Martin, Dr. Currey, Dr. Cross, of South America, Ste. The Bishop of RIPON moved the first resolution, viz., " That the continued emigration of our countrymen, at the rate of more than 68,000 annually, on an average of the last 20 years, to British oolonies in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, requires the unabated efforts - of the church at home to supply the settlers with spiritual ministrations in their first ears of temporal necessity." Mr._ J. W. HUNT the resolution, which was r The following reso l u tions were also adopted, being spoken to by the Bishop of Graham's Town, who gave his experience of the greet benefits resulting from the society's operations in South Africa, and other colonies in which he had . laboured ; Mr. J. E. Gout, M.P., Dr. Suter, Bishop designate of New Zealand, and Mr. Philip Cazenove : 1 the immense multitude of subjects of the crown of Great Britain who have not yet embraced the Christian faith, amounting to more than 150 millions of heathens, and more than 4 0 millions of Mahometans, in India r Africa, and Australia, calls fir a greater and more uoited effort than has yet been made for their deliverance from epiritus and l darkness and hondadge."—"That the heathen systems the imperfect forme of Christianity with which our country men in foreign lands— u China, Borneo, and Africa—ars brought each year into closer contact, supply a distinct motive for ouresponding missions:7 energy on the peat of the Church of England. On the motion of the Rev. F. G. BLOMVIELD, seconded by Mr. C. Touren, treasurer of Guy's Hospital, t he hanks wen voted to the Lord Mayor for granting the use of t hall, and to Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Gibbons for BIRMINGHAM BARRING COXPARY.—Mr. Edmund Rouse (who for some time as sisted in the management of the Consolidated Bank) was on Wednesday appointed manager of this company. Mr. Thomas F. Shaw, who has up to this time held the office, has been appointed pneral manager to insure efficient supervision of the business in Binsungissim and at the branches. Tai SOUSE he'TAIPTORDSHIRIS IRON TILLDE.—BIR RINGILLN, Joss 14.—The attendance of iron routers at the &cheap here to-day was the smallest ever witnessed ; there was no business done, end no disposition whatever was manifested to enter into engagements. There are some works at which they have always dune tolerably well, even in the wont of times, but they are sleek of orders at this moment ; how other and inferior houses are situated may be imagined, in fact the make of finished iron is being gradually reduced all over the district. The preliminary meeting will be held here a fortnight hence ; but it is most likely that the old scale of prices will be reconfirmed era a reduction of IL per ton would fail to bring out ord at this aids. T. P. tbs 1, tbl D. son ht Chia 'Aida water. , r, a • am.S. ;.ate wail* oW" na. 16 Ana J lia a s MO dor •••