The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-22 00:00:00

;17(7 ~, . . 1 .-- --A -, /7 - -, ‘- - - ~- --- - - (..;?. ::17..1 - 1, :,: 71 714 . . 7 ,?1 -. - .1 177 :I TIT cri----7-,-, '''' --._,_, , -----: .____ ___. _ ry. .__ I • ,-‘' fvsPAPE -,^. ‘•-•-•'''''r - :- 1. tftiK:.. no. 5,576.] MUTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS: iTHLY COMIUNICATION by WAYS from Loodos.— The aplesald nu lllary screw steamer QUEEN OP TOP SOUTH will leave Viand& (Landau) Docks the 1911 k July, sad Plymouth lard J sly. The rummers ars passed hes tram London to Plymouth. and emhsrk by the Company's stem tinder.—Poe further Inlorms-10a apply to BOND sad MACILELVIL Idasaglog Agents, 9, buncleg-loos, LC.; or GILLNDLAY sad Parllsroeut-sknok &W. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACILT gHTP.—For SYDNTY Direct (io sail from the to embar river on the iteth July, calling at Plymouth on theist A ugus t, k perengersi, the splendid hipte thV LA BOGUS, A 1 la years. register LltBl tons, JOHN ..11A1118, Commander ; lying in the S y India Docks This B e ship has Deco built espry for the Sydney trade she hat full poop, with list-rite eccommodairon fee cabin passenger& Her 'mean decks being lofty and alry, she o ff ers also a desirable opportu nity for a few second ca bin and Intermediate passengers, sad will carry an experienced surgeon. For terms of =Lapply to Meagre OaLLATLY. HANLEY and i arllZ ail-street .to Captain WILLIAMS, on ' birds or to DTI ITT end MOORE. No. p. Billiteretrest, Has vacancies for Midshipmen. DEvlrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK of PACKET SNIP. —For SYDNEY Direct (to sat from She river punctually oo the 25th August, calling at P l ymouth to embark p.mseogere lit September), the well-known frigate-built ship DUNCAN DUNBAR. A 1 for 13 years, 1,374 tons register, JMEM B. SWANSON. Commander: lying In the Last India Dock& This ship, built explesely for the Sydney trade, has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of paasengers ; her cabins ma lofty and any. Blis can accom modate a few Intermediates, and will cony an experienced surgeon—tor terms of freVtor a ly to SWANSON, on beard ; to OKI 4e _ _ _movA 111 No 17, LeadsabaDoirsot err to rill NOORK S. SD liter-street. virr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE L of PACKKT 8111P—Por ADELUDR Direct to rag from the river punctually on the 4th August, calling at Plymouth oa the 10th August to embark passengers), the splendid new clipper ship CITY OF ADEL %ID". A 1 19 years. 560 tom register. 1,5.00 tons burden, DAVID BRUCE (late of the Irene', Com mander : lylng In the Landon Deets. Tide fine ship has been built etpreuly for the Adelaide trade; she has a full poop, fitted with bath rooms, and every other comfort for theacoconsioda floe of cabin persengera. lier 'tweeD decks bang lefty and airy, eh* offers also a clearable opportunity for a few mooed cabin and intermediate passengers, and will carry as experienced Mlx —For toms of freight or peonage apply to Captain r, on board: or to DEVITT and 1100113, 9, Miter street. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Yor HOBART TOWN Direct (daily p ß eeled from the colony. End will hare quick despatch). the splendid e p PERCY, AI, 919 tons reenter. RICHARD AN EMU Connaander East India Deena This riar trader has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for first-class passengers: has gnat height In the %wean decks for the accommodation of intermedlwe passengers, and will carry a surgeon.— Iror toeme of freight or apply to the owners, Damn RICHARDSON MYTH Yiq and Co.. St. Delo:Colgate. Bashopagatertreet or to DAVIIT and 110011 E, No. 9, Billitar-Arest. irlEvirr sad MOOFtit'S AUSTRALIAN LINE cd PAC[/2 SHIP.—P. r LAUNCESTON Direst de loading fast. and will have quack despatolo, the well-blows clime ship DUNDELAN, • I. register Rd tons. J. B. WILITTINOHAIL Commander; e l t Z In the West India Docks. This ship has been built y for the trade. and has firstrate accommoda tion for chic cabin peessegera—Por terse of freight or passage apply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALE ER, ISA. St. Helen's- lace or to DEVITT end NOOSE, Y. Elasterotasst. WEIN by the beautilal new clipper lsgltive. DEVITT sad MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE O PACKET SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direst has gust sort of her cargo engaged, and will have qukk ,:espatch:, the beautiful new elio, ItGITIVK A 1 10 years, 470 tons register, W. E. BARWOOD, Commander: West India Docks. This One ship has Just been built by Messrs. W. Pile, Hay, and Co., of !Sunderland, expressly for the trade, end has Drat-rats accoutrea dation for • few thief cabin paseengert—For terms of freight or passage apply to the owner, Er. T. B. WALKEN. 18e, St. Helen's paws; or to DEPTTT and MOOR* g, Blillter.staset. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For PORTLAND RAT Direct (hes the gloater pathos of her cargo enpatid will meet with very smirk despatch), the fast-saws bwoa MAYYLOWER. Al, 912 tons o.m len t•ns n.a. in.. C 7. TTY, Commaorter . London Docks. This smart Teasel Is admirably a .apted for the trade, and tress bar known sailing onalltkei Is lLa beat opoor- twang Ice assoos goods sow odertag.—For terms of Osagbt or apply to News. HI:6IM and BROWSE. No. 26. East or to DEVITT sad ROOLK 111111teratreet. ASIATIC, foe MELBOURNE (last Shipping day. W Joao). —Shippers by this Loudon-wooed clipper aro requested to forward Moir GOODB to the Bra ladM Doeks without daisy, as she Is Maass last. Has Rood mem atodaticat tor stow amain pressmen at tit3,s smelt —DIVITi sad MOOIR, 9. Billitsrotroet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLOP= PAULUS for AUSTRALIA from lades direct. ~' Malboarne lAvalasehe .... 1,800 Melbourne Golden City.... 2.500 Sydney Queensland (1 17: 0 . 1 :: 2.500 Queensland Docks. i To SaaL Tonnage. India E. India limbs Z. bidla Z. India This oelehrated boa of packets ham. by their punctuality and tepid passages. earned a vorld-Imoma reputation. lad their pas senger accommodation is uneurpassed by any numb allosa—tar parUculars respecting freight or passage to Australia apt , t k o JAMES BAINES and Co., Liverpool ; aa Agents for the Bell Line: and T. IL MACKAY and Co. 1. Leadenhall-etnet. landau /LC. AUCKLAND, /CZ., by Willie's lion, established 1843. to rail on lath July. the celebrated el./Loyal Mall Clipper Ship BRITISH TAIDINT. &WO tom, loading In the East India Dock, TIM solendid ship, which la favourably Mown in the Australian trade as one of the fastest Moat, having made the mileage from Liverpool to Melbourne In 78 days. ha. unri• veiled accommodation for all dames of ammeters. tier magni ficent Saloon and State Rooms are fitted and furnished In the most supoior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mall Steamern. She carries a beautiful piano. and apparatus for diatUblig fresh water for use of all on board. The 'omen decks are lofty and well-ventilated, sad every arrangement lot the comfort and convenience of second and third cabal passen ger', Ida be ender the Inspection of the government °filters.— Apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., Lad India-avenue, Leadenhall-street. LC. CULARD MM.—BRITISH and NORTH EEICAN ROYAL MAIL WITAItdiMIPS, appointed by the Adroit'slp to esti between LIVERPOOL end NEW YORE, sad between IMEPOOL sod BOSTON, the Boston alp calling et Rains: to lend sad receive pareenreni and Italie The foo lowing or other vessels are &rotated to esti boa Liverpool, arninaaa cart to awarra the malls ASIA. for ROSTON, Saturday, lane 15. •AUSTiLtLASIAN. for 541 W YORK. Saturday, July 2. • Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to ba trandierred at New York untried to the perniselea of the tutted States authorities) on board . the F4E-SA Corsica EITROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July 9. Psiesq• mousy, tocludlos steward's fee and provisions, but 'Mont wises or liquors i--To Halifax led Boston. chief cabin, 412 ; • mood cable, L'l6. To New York, cell cabin, wood cable, MIL Freight to Halm Boataa, sad New York, 4$ =atpar coot. priasaps.—Apply to J. B. Poord. SI. OW London J. IL Conte, lane, and IL Place do Is Douse, Paris : O. and . J Burns, Buebanaiseareet, Glasgow : D. end Q Itsbelvw. ; or D. and C. )(savor, 8, Water- Meek LiverpeoL STEAM TO NEW YORE. TRZLIVERPOOL, NEW YORH, and PHILLDELPHILIL BYLAW= IP COMPANY lute= tles adeldng ara tallaartarset Clyaradld Inn lona Illoundbla Gaming the United Sties rata MOM LIVIIRPOOL FOR NO, YnItIC . CITY OP BALTIIMRE, Wednesday, June V. CITY OF UM KRICK . Saturday, Jame V. ET/CA, Wednesday, lune V. anti every Wednesday, sad every alma= estarday. Chan parse by the mall etearsen rang eye= Wednesday. U. 17. and 11 game= seccedlng be the soocanatlen. Cable by the Satordate atessers. 13 maw. !arena panda Incladlng all provide= stoked. Pessanders for Canada tbe Vatted Mates, ad =kWh Columbia, booked Sloop me yea *dynamos= Una —Foe further partleslare maw s wrumm Wananknost, In ; or ad DUCKY. Zia Willi/WllOl4. as,. pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIILIPPS, aad Co, despatch the undermentleeed firstelass stamen : For IP.OrTUDAII, the BATAVI/LA, every Sunday monde& Qom Hermitage Tier, et 10 a.m., callleg at Blackwell for pas -7475& 11 m. /area. L 13., 10a, and 17a. ed.: and the 0011 ID u (miry Thursday morales sett from off the Tower. Van Al. ForBAININ, asetrel vessels. under Beisfaa 1133, the ADLER MOWS, or SCR WAIBR emery Thursday morales (weather per saltilat, at 3 am.. trona Horaetydown, amid from Blackwell at 10 a.m. Fame Cr, /1, end 10e. For oarer.ssria, the GUSTAF W'ASA. *boat June 7.1, fro. lierselown. Fares, L 3 Ss., L 1 ta., red Ll. To be followed by the lON DON. For trelifht, pars" etc., apply at Chaplln's Valens& Oaks, Basent.clecus, W.. or to P/111.L1/111, GRAVES, NULLIPPS, gag CO-. U. Bood4ses, KC. OORNS, BUNIONS. end DETECTIVE TOR- N./ EMIR RETRACTED and CURED la on =batik without tiagz s or tbe lout pain, by Mr. ILLSDAID. Weeded by Mn. Randall Ii proberred. ita Mos, 44B 7ar. L ad. Re U. Mr. Randall has testimonials Irma the Raul lasally. laltiVa be seen, with thousands of others, from dirs q::: We To, dulls/ to the following :—Trou the RI t Ray. ea Malloy of London --" Mr. Readall has eland asso sores on ray fast without erlas any p als' —• Sir Akruadar, at, at..larassraplacs, lass bad two largo tosaalls sad • aoraestraalad hum Ida legt by Ili. sod ma slawagly ressmasat bine Oburva, af, Immalarost Paadraat. MNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA e bow during twenty-llva years, mplialsealy seas blamed_ by the medical premien, sod oatmeal, stecepted by the pellfic, as the best remedy tar acidity ad the Mena* bomb bon, headache. soak mid indigestion sad as • mild aperiest ter delicate ceaatitetiate. more especially ter ladies sad chit. area. it is prepared. la a state of prefect raft cad at miliaria gorimictia. by DINNIIPORD and Cs., n Newt 1 Las den: sad sold by ei rooployabio Oreesboot Os molt THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and WM 1/111j1DWI91 00111PLNY. _ __ ___-- —. istabliabed in 18116. Otioss-1, tials-airesk 1 berm! : tO aaB Tt. Peary. loadolkitt. 1 . 11001.1188 OF Via COMPLXY lIINCII 1860. Year. Fire Premium We Premium. lavestsid Fluids. 1861 £14,306 /117.118 8/01.814 1168 1722.1710 172.7111 £891,081 1061 1380,110 /1116.976 1t1.111.101 1810 1.5/11.107 43.940 LI-68MM The total amount at skins pai d by this Mike is L 1,960,403 17s. 60. awl NTON 11017 LT. Bearebery to tbe =y. JOHN ATLI" leelaset Sectetszy, ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY (.t•itect). NOT= IS =IRBY BYRN that the SHARI CRITIPI CATO or this Company will be READY for DELIVERY in eschew for the Bankers' reosipts on and after THURSDAY, the 13rd Jane nut, at She olives or the Company. 3, Winchester- Great Wlnerbeatereireet, RC.—By order. bg Jar t ISM. DAVID & DIZZY, Ileorelary. THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited), m L Willianintreet, iC. Ate MEETING of ISe Shareholders of the European Bank (Limited). held et the Loadoa Tavern. BlehopapA•otriet, an TUESDAY. fist June. 1864 ; C. B. ootmerret, laq., to the chair; It wee unanimously resolved: 1 That an Interim dividend of 15a. per share be paid on the 4th of July next to the registered propriMore cit the Slid May, i Stet the beet thank, of this mother be elven to the Chair !pea 'al Director:—try aloof the J. board.i LLIST. Secrotarp. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), ON Lombardetreet, C. Capital. /11,1100,100, to 10,000 shares of MO each. Subscribed Cmpltal, a:400,00h la 10,000 abates. DIIMOTOIL CIIAMMAII—Ths WM Ham JAMS 8111A1T WORTLZY. Dinary-CaAusua—JAM:ll9 The Rom T. C. EalUierton,W.P. Adolphe Hakim, Fam Warner, Henry PoonalL leo, J. P. Almander Dubber, Sem John Westmorland, lam Charles MY, al um= Charles E. Nwebon, Ism —Albert Grant, lg, Masora maettemes, of = O rme, and Om Bank This Company 1111•10001 PIM PI the deposit of Title Deeds of approved Freehold or Leasehold Property in Greek Britain, with or without regular mortgage. °Umpires Tides or Securities, and, as agent, tagotiates loam oa mortgage for long or short periods also Heeeives money on &pock ter FIXED PF.RIODS ONLY, at special rates to be agreed apes. Communications to be addressed to the ALFRED lAn Secretary. Temporary Mess, 80. Leentierdatreet, E.C. 'V ALABAMA and the KEAREIAtiIL JR. • complete narrative of the engegetnent of Cherbourg. with fun dotal* Incidents, &c. By one of the new of the Alabama Pee BitITISII ARMY and NAVY REVIEW foe JULY. Prim IA :aloe , 9, Wataioo-place, Pall•asall, B. W. In a few days, price 10a Id., Vol. IT., id MRCHARLES KNIGHT'S AUTOBIO CLAPHY. 4 ' Fames cd a Working We dozing HMI a- Ceatary." London : Elsdbary and Inas, 11, Tiouvretestrest, LC. ISSUE of £300,000 MORTGAGE DEBEN- I. TIMIS et the CITY OFFICES COMPANY ;Limited', secured by special mortgage, being a Ant charge upon City nt Louden FreeWd and Tong Leseelsaill Property : sod the due C7Zrt both principal and taidellei guaranteed by the Credit r (Malted), and the Credit Moblher DanCrong et TEI CITY 011/ICIII COMPAJIT (Loam. Astir,. Itaq. (Moen Anley and C 0.,. Nicholaelsue. Thomas Deb* Int. (Aldensaa), Abehurch-lane. Charles Ellis. Ent , James Lerkir„ E Q., Kings Armoyard. Edward Maaterman, Esq. (Messrs. Maeterman, Peten and Co.), London. Edward Warner, Esq., M.P. P. O. Wesunorhuni N. Joyce and Co.), London. The Eight Hon. James Stuart Wortley, London. amitas—The Agra sad Masterman's Bank (Limited), Nichols*. lane, B.C. Merle. Hughes, Masterman, and Co., Buckierthary. Mews. Edwards and Co., Weattniruit,er. Messrs. Newbon, Evans. and Co., Nichotaelane, LC. MORTIS. Mann Lawmen Son, and lean*. Lothbury, KC. Messrs. Field, Son, and Wood, 9, Wandord-coaut, Thropoortoo- Wrest, I.C. Mess debuts and Barber, Threadneedieetreet, LC. ___ HiChZTAST—H. W. Haswell, Seq. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. AMMON and LIMAS, Musical instrument Makers to ber Warty. IkOSJITIITILLIT. W. 7EOLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 165., 210., to 2!L ; 2t strings, CI Ils. Od. to LI ts. ; W strings, $.6 6► to tt I. ed. each, Cases baoladsd. ADDISON sad LUCAS, no. ItIGENT.STRTST, W. CONCERTINAS —s 8 Keys, Double Action, Lt tea to sot:Nines& ADDISON and lifeia72s,liaiNT-STREZT, W. DRUMS. —bide, 26 - - to £4 10s. each ; Bass, la to If pines, ADDLSON and LUCAS, 210, LIGENT-STBEZT, W. ULlTrE.S.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. In handsome mahogany or rosewood use. Ss., £12125., and £161M.: ditto, startler sliver. 25 vines. These Sates as pronounced by Yr. B. Wells, the sanest psfoeser, to be the best cylinder dote with old system of Anger. Coal. oml, a 2s. to rA 4a. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210. BAGINT-STRIST. W. G UITARS. —The best Models, from £2 2s. to It guineas each. ADDISON and LUCA% 210, IBOINT-STRIST, W. H ARMONIUMS, from £6 68. to 60 guineas. Trice lista free per post ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, ILSOILUT-STREILT, W. VOCAL HORN, highly ilnisbed,£B Bs. , in case. This to especially recommended to amateurs and pro fessors as a beautiful drawl's. room instrument. Being in C, songs with planotorto accompaniment can he pis ed as pub lished ler the voice without transposing or the use of crooks. The tone M a combination of the Yranch and tenor horns, and is produced without effort. Ur. C. Deeper attends by appoint ment to give instructions upon this inetsmeut. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, REQINT.STBIZT. W. - - MUSICAL BOXES, by Nioole.—For Tab'e— four tuns, 4 Wass ; sit tunes, 6 guineas eight lanes, II guineas; twelve tunes, 12 gouts& Overture Bones, from It to JO guineas. Pocket Bones -Me. tunes. 1 guinea three tunes, LI 11s. 4d. ; four Lass, £2 2a liandotine Bose—throe tunes. Ai 13a dd. ; four tams, AS ta ; stn tans. rai es. each. Boss repsinsd. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, RIGINTSTBKIT, W. PIWADSAL 111I' ITRIIS OP mgrs. The Credit Foucler :Unshed'. In conjunction with the Credit Mobtlier (Limited). are prepared on behalf of and aa financial agents far the City °Ores Compaoy ;Limited!. to receive Mona for for £300,000 at Mortgage Debentures at per, Maned by the City Ogres Company ,Limited', in sums of 4100. Effie, f. 300, or ~60e, bearing interest at 6 per teat per annum for One years ; at the expiration of which term the debentures will be paid on st_per.. me semi are: YO per cent. on subscribing, 20 ~ on lit Aerial, The whole amount may 20 ~ on lst Sept, Or be paid at the time og 20 „ on lit Nor., subscribing. 20 ~ on Ist Jan., 1566. 4100 Total. The balker* are instructed to decl'ne all further subscriptions when the sum of LSAOOO hue been subscribed. Interest at b percent. per annum will be allowed on each In stalment from the date of payment thereof, but the whole amount of each debenture may be paid up on subscribing. and la that ere interest on the full amount of the debenture will commence from that date. Instalments not duly paid will render previous payments liable to forfeiture. ProvWoeal iteettlicates will be issued until the last instalment be paid, when the deben tures will be given in exchange for such certificates ; ■here, however,-the debentures have been paid In foil at once on sub scathing they will be delivered immediately. IV HEY AND WRZRZ ►4TULi Warrants c;;;;;;;O - nsloTibiTi;terWs7;111be attsebrod to pelt debenture, payable quarterly. ria, on lot October, lot January, I.t April, and let July In tack yeir. The coupons wW be pay able at the Agra and Masterman'U Bank ;Ladled!, Nicbolawlane. .S/XVILITY. By tke specific terms of thens - ifeheinuree they will ha a first charge on he whole of the andermentlooed pniperties of the Company. the Company reserving to themselves fall powers of basing sod reanagesaent la smelt manner as they may think beneficial. L Ths hominid Promises. 113, 214, SI, 27, In Clement'sdems, Lambard-street, with Noe. S. 10, and 11, in Neel ehead-ooart. and 3,4, and 3, Church court the whole will form • enagniilecnt block of new premises. t. The well known Leasehold block of New Moth situated A. Lsadenhall-street, and extending back to Linsestaeth•quar• ft has bees erected within the last three years, from the designs of John , Whichoord, lime., and contains 110 Szst-class ogler. with 4 shops has ere-pool corridors and stone staircase., and possesses the moth modeeo improvement'. The lease Is for 9i pan, at • ground rent of CM per annum. 3. The handsome Widow erected within the last seven yearn, from designs by John Barnett, Esq.. architect. for Mears John Mari and Sons, and situated 17 and Is, Corolla directly the Bank of England. Theme premises are leasehold, for SO years, at • ground rest of OM per annum. 4. The new and substanual block of offices, situated No. 63, Greek Tower-street, near Mark-lane, erected within the last three years, and built In the most substantiel manner. It Is freehold, and cootathe Id offices besides vaults. 6. Ls one of the Wit tdo .ks to the City, and Is situate In Bishopegatestreet Whtle, opposite Be. ileten'eplace, and in the centre adjoins Grealisat-house . this property, when covered, will comprise the Imps& and most eionreitently arranged offices la the City. It Is leasehold for PO years, at a wound rent of 84,000 per annum. O. The Freehold property, adjoining the atoms property In Blshopegate-street The whole of the proiii;;WlTies.l,l.ll, sad 5 . be fore-mentioned, have been pareitesed by the City Oakes Oompany (Limited), for the ism of L365,000 Is addition to which they hare elate acquired No. 6 (and cone other interests), say Ineresaied value by sn estimated outlay for new buildings in course of erecuou on sites Noe. 1. 6 sod 6, and alterations to No. $ 587,010 to which add foe additional contingent outlay, say MOOS Making a total of 0500,000 Of this sum L 300.000 Is the amount to be Weed oa mortgage debentures. the remaining Lien( 00 being provided by the City Mom Company out of share capital - 11175 . 011 X AND asvmein nom sicciums. The whole of the properties are edepted, coca let or to be let, for mercantile sod banking ogees, ite., sod the frees Income, In cluding the rentals of the new buildings In worse of erection. Is estimated at ,C 49,000 per annum. Deduct for mound rents sad Saida( haul 'on the leasehold portion., insarance, dm., my 13,000 Leaving L 40,000 per annum Autl&bk u seenrity for the Interest re quired on the MOM* debentures to be Wood . the amount of interest so nquired at 6 per cent. is 15,000 Laving a surplus income available for divi dend on the £20,000 share capital of .... L 31.000 OCARAITIE OF CAPFTLL £OO UITZILIWT. In addition to the above-mentioned properties, and QM ample surplus, both in value and income, and the covenant under seal in each debenture by the City °glees Company (Limited), to duly pay both principal and interest which covenant is secured by its Large uncalled capital), the punctual payment of these debm tures will be further secured by the guarantee of the Credit Fonder I.lmlted, and also of the Credit lgobiber 'Limited), gado: sod under their corporate seals en sect debenture. 811:CrilITT COIYLIMBL2 AT WIT SLIM These Debentures will be transferable In the urn, manner s. railway Meagans by bomb transfer form. This will doubt less be appreciated by those who, whilst seeking a first class borne investment, free from risk or liability, are still desirous of baring their capital easily ouovertible in case of need, and with a view to make them alike aysltable for temporary as well as permanent investments. application will be made to the Stock 'lichens* foe their quotation in the official list. SOMMAIIT or SIWI3IIIITIC7. The total guarantee to the Debenture holden of this ken will be se follows, vie Freehold and leasehold properties LSOO.OOOO the City Offices Company iLimited, uncalled captt The Credit ►onder (Limbed). capital The Credit Mobilise. (Limited). capital Total Thus nutrias thew. debentures an entirely unexceptionable security. and whilst colonial and foreign investments are shun daat enoestb, a well seamed a per cent. kkailtsh investment Is very scarce ; sack a smutty, it is believed, is new edered, and ea such is specially adapted for trustees, beakers, Insurance companies, nsercesttle and private investors. norms of application are attached hereto, and may be bad at the offices of the Credit render (United', and the Credit Yobiller 'Waked,. 80. Laabsd•atreet, and of the City liana Company Limbed). 70. Corahill also of the beakers, eollettots, and brokers. Loadak Slat Puts. lad& OTT 0171C104 IIOLTGAGE DZBIICTURES. pale Or APPLIC•11011. To the Directors of the City _Mose Company Ilkaited). Having paLl lo the Amused Ifesterniaa's Bank (Welted) the nun ot C beteg 10 per cent. on In value of Mortpie Debentures of The City Olken Company ! (Libuereby su ted4 bscrinob s terTna Of OOP Prospectus att h ached hereto. hbe for and accept each &beaten*, sod Wen S. pay the further instalments se they respectively become den 1 am, Slr, your obedient servant, aispastare 11_. in tea Address Date • 1 must the amount may be We oat he debacles's of each. Ite. iiiingsig anciire To be retained by Applicant. sitar beteg died by Bankers 2,-estred tha day ot , 1861. es eaceunt of The City O es Company (United , . (Wortissis Debenture Accosnii. the sum of being the .Renee required on subscription for at of the Q$ Often Marley Debratarns. 6 los the A. and Ilisonsessn's Disk rLADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, an dientel notaideal Preparation kr lapeoving sad lisesati tyleg the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek. and the WWI= sad delicacy It indneee irtartssed ama Ha at artistes Levantine ask igen miaow. ism. o.ob spots, freckles. diseciers. Uwe. ant ether attessout vieltakeas. render it indheesseable to toilet It obviates all the elects ot climate ea the sklia. with reference to cold sad Incienteney, or laterme molar beet. Prick M. Id. eat an ad. per bottle.—Sold at 110. Hatton-garden and by amulets and pertessera Ask far foriandi ['tyke." and beware of mations and pernicious artielse miler the nem et " /Layer.' LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE THE OREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), Lombardwrzeet, LC. Capital L 1.000,000, to 10,000 shares of L 63 each. Saltiatiho4 capital £600,000, to 10,000 aharea DIRSOTORS. CHM:MIAS—The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. The Hon. T. C. Minimise, LP. I Edward Weimer, Esq., /LP. Aleraoder Dunbar Eq.Charles EWe, Eta. Adolphe Hakim, Req. Jamas Lorick. Fp. Manse L Newbon, Bea. Hoary PowasiL Bs} Jobs WestraorLint Seq. I . _ _ 111iiaiisit—Albiert Grant, Esc SAILER& Meows. Hagerman, Peters. Mildred, and Co., London. Mesas. Smith, Paw, and amithe Losekei. This Company is prepared to negotiate Government and Muni cipal Loans, and to aid In carrying oat oentemions. To make advances oa approved securities. To effect the purchase and sale of shares, stocks, Re., and to taneact financial bush:hese generally. Alas to receive money on deposit for BRIEF OR KIT/O;MM 'RRIODS on terms to Ise agreed upon. Communications Se be seeds to the TROM MI ANITORT, gee:Mary. " • Leedom, RC. Temporary Offices, $O. 22, 1884. JVORSI BROW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loadea.—The SHOW will OPILN, 111.1 DAY, lot , when the Home will be judged in public, and medlar open the flatendow. Monday, Taseday. and Wedneedey teitowing. darr"Trot= will ran on the principal railways on Yea th July, tetarnlosi atter the Show. or prise Sate sod iniorroatlon apply to & EDNEY, ficantary. Olioa Asidooltival Hall Cowpony aladeed), lartemilstrest. HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL—Ia Extattors caa see SPECIMIHS at BOXER eampiale, wad peat Maned eas fair *wed" as the applicatiaa at wawa/ewe oak& THE OXFORD. -43ELEOTIONS from PALM, the WRIST WIVIS of WINIXIOR, Un Hallo In illeitehers and the Tye Gantbeenenof Verona, by the whole of the talented wingauty. Dlreater: Mr. F. JONOHMANB. Comedy by liMeforelb Varna, il. landalL T. Maclaean, tractile. Cavalho, and Idles Kelly Power, the plebes:4d juvenile ownedlenne, MAY IVANLNa. ST. LEONARTYS-ON-811A.---.SUSSEX HOTKL, TARIM ON APPLICATION. 0. OIOVANNINI Oslo of 10/kastoac;, PROPRIETOR. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so adndrably contrived that a full butt es well se smeller mkt may be raised or tilted on It irMosit labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Odd by no possibility can be chstarbed. Price A.. 125., 11a., to snit 14, V, and 111 gallon resign BARLOW'S SELF-ACTIN() SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg repaired. No sore Ist beer or sow wine. bloc ia. ed.; ditto. eisetmiated, 14.—Apply direct to JAREN HARLOW patentee, 14 King Hareotreet, Manston-hooro. deo the* his maw and &darns are os even article oil abets are spurious 'm111414)02. Engravings tpeil& Established 1850. pox SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, la ad. per bottle. ELECTROPLATING MINER. Is. Established more than YO years. for roaderillE old Ent Hamm and worn-off plated artMles new by • slop. application.— FOX mum. Yea, thrsad, W.C. ; 00111111, Lomlces.brolys ; Bar clay. larrhandoo.stresst: Appleby. Bobo Bazaar . Chamberlain. Pantheon Sanger, 1114,0dord-street; Nunn, Hampton, LW. THE YIJINVIIILYO OF BED-1100MS. HEAL and SON have observed for some time that It would be &demitasses, to their Customers to see a mach larger selection of Bed-room Furniture than is usually displayed, and that to Judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of Yurnitars, It le neoerary that each descriptioo should be placed In separate rooms They have, therefore, ERECTED Large and Additional SHOW- W 9, by which they are esabled not only to tatted their show of fr Brass, and Wood Beds tea ds, sad Beffrooat Furniture, beyond w►at they believe has ever been attempted, bat also to provlde several small rooms for the purpose of keeping complete suites of Bed-mom Furniture to the di went styles. Japanned Deal Goode may be seen la complete mates of tee or sic different colours, sown of them light and ornamental, and other of a plainer description. Sanaa of Stained Deal Gothic Parniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also wet startle separate rooms, so that customers at, atle to see the effect as It would appear is their own rooms. The stock of Mahogany Goads for the better Bedrooms, and 'spooned Golds fee Plate aid Servants' ase, is very greatly In creased, tha w►ois forelnrs ss sesissess sal amortises' of Mcd. room Furniture as they Ulla& esa ponably be desired. HEAL and SOX'S ILLOSTRATWO CAT A wore of Bedsteads, Bedding, and Bedroom Furniture sent tree by post. 196, 197, DA, Tottenham-court-reed, London. CAUTION. —JOHN BROODIN recommends the public to have the Carat Gold Meted on the Invoice— .' ?Ise Gold and Pare Gold," as applied to Jewellery. :a: stut delu JOHN BROODZWS GOLD CHAINS, and all manufactured by him, are sold upon this principle, and at tbe ismoulactimine prima. Manufsetory, 16, Henriettawtreet, Covent garden. W.C. hemp made of challis and Jewellery for ls. each. —N. B. This estabitalunent Is Mooed as 6 in the evening, and ea Ilaturdaye at 1. LOUNGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE SUITS, of various materials, in different mixtures and qualities, made to order to the latest style, at HA MILTON and ILIM PION '4 , 166. STRAND, opposite Yuder-Itall. CRINOLINES Gamma. CRINOLINES.--OEMMA, or Jewelled. 9a. PIITLPOITS, ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.--Sonstlectunis. 16s. and 21.. PHILPOITS, $7, PICCADILLY. C RINOLINES.—Oodiow or Waved. las. ad. PHILPOTIS, f 7, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —fissaiteetunis Jewelled. 275. 6d. PH LLPOTTS ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Piccadilly Puffed. 31s. 6d. PHILPOITS, IT, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices post free. PRILPOYYSI. Q. PICCADILLY. ST. LEONARDS-ON-SEA. —SUSSEX HOTEL: TARtus ON APPLICATION. 0. GIOVANNI,' (Ista of Polksetoss PROPRIBTOIL FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TILYILITS, 4d. and i 6 each, sold by aR eteamilere sod grocers threoglatt the Warden bet the labile aboahl eat for Yield's, and we that the name of J. C. sad J. YIELD la on each }Data, boo and tablet. Whokeate sad for expatiation at the Warts, VITAS MAUL LULBIL9, LONDON. 8.. where Mee may be obtained their Prise Medal Paraiba Cardiac RIMM L'S NSW PERFIIMES.—The A. go stzu.A COW BOUQUET, with Portrait and Autograph et that Waited Artiste: the Lily of the Vile; May Blaereete. Price ft list. auk s or the three is ea ehessat box. Tx ed.— ILIBILEL. Perfumer to her Royal Highbrow the Primers dinars, 416, elessd, end 24, Cordell% Leaden. • Sew days will e be publishededges,prie Iu . in a handsome Volume. EARLY M t ILLINGS s na., from PUNCH any PENC YoUbleal), JOON LEM. Leedom and Enna Beaverleatrees. LC. TELEGRAPHIC INTEILIGENCE. AMERICA. (11111=11 . 5 Mnalux.) D u following appeared is the greater portion of oar inaprendon of last eveniog :] (Per the Nova Scotian, Tit. Gnseeaastle.) NEW YORK, Jugs 10, Zymase. Despatches from General Grant, dated Thurs day night (9th), report no important movement. Rumours are current of a movement by Grant to the south bank of the James River. It is also said that he intends to besiege General Lee's works on the Chickabominy. President Lincoln has accepted the nomination of the Baltimore Convention for the presidency, and has approved of the amendment to the consti tution prohibiting slavery. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 14RW YORK, Jon 10, Eying°. Money easy. Gold reached 99 to-day, but de clined to 981 per cent. premium. Exchange : on Loudon, 218 to 220 ; on Paris, 2fr. 80c. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 1331; Illinois, 130 ; Erie, 1131; Six per Cent. Bonds, 5.20'5, 1051. Cotton very firm ; middling upland, 112 to 114. Wheat, flour, corn, and provisions advancing. Coffee dull. Sugar steady. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 43c. ; refined, 05c. NEW YOILIE, Jinn 11, Mown a. General Grant has moved his left from General Lee's front, and a portion of his troops have crossed to the south bank of the Chickahominy,at Dispatch Station. General Hunter's victory in Western Virginia is confirmed. He captured six guns and quantities of stores, and is continuing the pursuit of the Con federates beyond Staunton. General Sherman is five miles east of Aekworth, while General Johnstone is at Marietta. A portion of General Morgan's forces have been defeated near Mount Stirling. Morgan entered Lexington, Kentucky, burned the railway depot, and moved towards Georgetown and Frankfort. The Confederates have blockaded the Mississippi above and below Granville and destroyed several transports. Congress has struck out the money commutation clause from the Enrolment Act. The steamer Georgina Mama has been driven ashore at Wilmington. A steamer (name unknown) has been destroyed while entering Charleston. The steamers Etna and Teuton* sailing to-day for Europe, take out 1,200,000 dole. in specie. Gold, 87k premium. SLE.SWIG. TONDERN, Joys 2t A public meeting took place here to-day, at which 5,003 inhabitants of Western Sleewig were present. Resolutions in favour of the union of Sleswig and Holstein were passed amid great enthusiasm. ITALY. BEE-HlVEB.—Prize Medal and Honourable Mention awaniedto G. N. and Soo; for Bee hives and Honey at the various Rabibitions.—NElGHßOUß'S IMPROVED COT. TAGE BEE-HIVIG, as originally introduced by George Neigh. boar and Sons, with all the recent improvements, three glesane, and thermometer, price lbs., securely packed for the country. Several important novelties are Introduced this season, includ ing the Woodbury Straw and Barand.dirrense Hive, price OIL ad., etc —Address, °SORGE NEIGHBOUR and SONS, 157, High Holborn, or 145, Regent-street, London. TURIN, Jon 21. The Senate to-day adopted the bill for the equalisation of the land tax by 96 against a votes. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Jun 21, 3.30 r.s. The Bourse remains flat. Rentes closed at 68.00, or sc. lower than yesterday. SPAIN. MADRID, Joss 21. General Prim has visited General &patter°, with whom he had a long interview. The Epoca of to-day states that the Cortes will not clime until the coodusion of the debates on the bill relative to the Passive Debta. THE PORTE AND PRINCE COUZA. PARIS, Jaye 21. Official advice. received here from Constantinople announce that Prince Couas had an audisooto of the Sultan yesterday, in order to take leave. The Prince was afterwards to embark from Constanti nople on board a Turkish war vessel. The negotiations between the Porte and the government of Prince Coma had terminated to the entire satisfaction of both parties, except on the question of the convent property. This remains to be submitted to a Conference of European Powers, which will also sanction the arrangement made between Prince Cows and the Porte. It was stated that tbs good offices of France, England, and Austria, had contributed to bring about this satisfactory result. Fonatoit-omc; Juni 18.—The Queen bee been to irove al Dan Lira Jars' y Logos r ia Landes for her lieisry tins Quer of epoin. The Quer has sisolooso plotted to error 08 Don drib L Bruissagui r °oral at Liverpool for his isty the Quer of kola The Quer lee alas bowl *wad to error of Baer Jaimss L. Bert as Cored in Lori= far the Repel& of Costa Eicss.—Goastic nil ALABAMA AID KILLEILLOZ.—The following it le barred is • comet stansmost al sho Isanspo and ounissomat of these orris :—Alskaar„ 1,110 Use ; oas foc used pivot 100-powder ridoc il ltisholors wake ; attar pivot, carpi's, 8-inoh solid all 32- pounder, redraw, sue gun washing 42 or. 1,C431 tor, two pivot in Minch 120 poundor ( t...); 32. yeendos (Daklgoes). (Stamped, id, Additional.] MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA; La Piglia dcl IleggimenSo was performed last night, for the first time this moos, with kidlle. WSW' Artat in the character of Maria. JOU Altai is so stranpr to tie English public. Ebel wee applauded to the echo, and when she peesented herself before the curtain was greeted with aockmatioss sad banquets. This pretty opera was well pat on the stags mid pleasingly reformed. Neri.Baraldi was Tocio, the peasant lad ; Easeoni was the veteran sergeant Sulpizio ; and Madams Tagliafion was the old Marchioness. The "Regiment" draws up on the stage, which they entirely filled, looked like • reel body of troops ; sod the Mar chionsm's doming room, is which the mooed act takes plies, was as *pat piece of domestic watery. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY JLn 21. APPOINTMENTS AND PnoworioNa..—Admiral Sir Rolm W. P. Walla' to resolve the admiral's good swim pianism, vim Sir A. Faaahawe, asaassad. Lientenaat W. E. Newell, to the Roar. Masten S. Y. Spy, to die Racer (comasiaelooed) ; G. L. Cavenaug.h, to the Cordella ; wad J. G. A. Comma to the Fawn. Masten' Assistants T. H. Soak lo the Fawn ; and A. R. Rang. to the Cordoba. Midslopmin G. S. Smith and H. S. °owl; to tbe Cordoba. Naval Cadets E. H. Bloomfield and H. Ponaoaby. Acting Engineer T. W. Soudan, to the Harrier ; and C. R. Lacy, to the LiverpooL CHATHAM, Jura 21. MYPAITI7RE OF ROYAL AITILLERY.—This atter soon the chartered paddle-wheel 114111111111 e Trident swat aloogairle the dockyard, and embarked the 'wasted C battery of the 9th Brigade Royal Artillery, cumbering 188 officers, noc-oomnsiosimied officers, sad men, together with 96 horses, six 12. pounder Armstrong guns, and the whole of the stone and materiel belongpsogg to the battery. The following officers also embarked :—Captain. McDougal and Moo lieutenants Kyle, Nicolas, Langley, and Plun kett ; Assistant Surgeon Clifton and Veterinary Surgeon Walker. The Tndent steamed out of the harbour this afternoon for Leith, where the battery is to be stationed. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, NEW-CROSS. The annual award of cadetships and distribution of medals and prime took place at this institution yester day, before a numerous assembly ; the President, Admiral Sir W. Bowles, E.C.8., took the chair. The school-room, in which the ceremony took place, was tastefully decorated by the pupils with gags, evergreens, and floral devices. The Chairman, is a few preliminary remarks, referred to the highly satisfactory reports of the examiners. Mr. Alfred Eames, the secretary, having read these re ports, together with one teem Mr. E. A. Goodall, the drawing-master of the school, the chairman distributed the prises. In conclusion, the chairman referred to the high 'leading and position taken by many of the students who bad been edu cated there, and had distinguished themselves at the nniverities„and for the naval and military and other breathes of the public service. Luncheon was served to the visitors in the Museum. The proceedings were enlivened by the band of the Greenwich Schools, under the direction of Mr. Wilkinson, the bandmaster. The previous day was de voted to athletic sports, for which suitable prises were given. CONVOCATION OF THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. Yesterday morning both holism of convocation ainatablid at Westadrifter for the dispatch of butanes. THE UPPER HOUSE. Their lordshipeoosipOs iiirtielppsr - House assembled ie Queue Aerie's Bounty-office. The Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury presided, and there ware present the Bishops of Loudon, Oxford. Lisoolo, &agar, Gloucester and Bristol, Salisbury, Usadal, Hereford, Chichester, sad Lichfield. There were also present Dr. Travers Th the Visa. General of the Province, Mx. Freed' Hari Dyke, the rusiiilwar, sad Mr. Watts. " LILTS AND asvraws.* The Bishop of Ovum: Tend that at the last meeting of Convocation, •committes of their lordships' house was ap pointed to examine the book called " Essays and Reviews." The oommittee bad motioned their sittings diligently and carefully from the time that bad paired stone the adjourn ment of convocation. He begged sow to present the report. The Bishop of Ciro= subsequently moved—" That this synod having appointed committees of the Upper and Lower House to exanuae and report u' the volume entitled 'Emmy' and Reviews,' and the said committees having seve rally reported theme, doth hereby syoodically condemn the said volume as coetaining teaching contrary to the doe. trine received by the United Church of England and Ireland, in common with the whole catholic church of Christ." _ _ The Bishop of GLOUCESTER and Baurroc secooded the notion, which was corned, the Bishops of Loudon, Lincoln, and Bangor voting against it. The resolutioo was transmitted to the Lower House, and after the tearrection of ours further business their lordships adjourned. LOWER HOUSE. The UM" Howe mall in the Jernanleso Climber. The debate, adjoureed from April, on the Burial Bernice lens resumed. but the Prolocutor having bees summoned to the Upper House, the debate wee adjoursecl. On the return of the FiaTooittor from the Upper House he oonmannicated to the members the decision of the Upper House on the subject of " Frays and Reviews." The Rev. Cams BIAUCSLIT proposed that no further so fins should be taken in the matter. . _ ifeVdO;io; 15oififioogaiioutoi of the procoodiogo since 1861. They bed aoly to smear with the Upper Rowe is defence e 8 the faith. Be snowed as address to the Upper Bosse for the oars manifested by the archbishop and bishops. sad thaskfullw coocorrtag is the report The Rev. Dr. JESS senoided the =oboe. The Rev. Canon BLALLIILLT moved an amendment to the effect that a repremetanon be made to the Upper Home that so farther proosedinp mild be emeastaetonly or safely takes in the matter. Me Dom of Wi amesdnheaL (Dr. Stanley) seconded the Omou SWAMI sod A:automat note thought that time should be glees far the mosideratios of the subject. Arehdesees Moots protested against coodemalog " Emma sod Reviews "is a lamp. (Loud swiss of " Hear, hear," from Dean /droner.) All to the opinion of Sir H. China and Mr. Rult, they would be able to get opiniores Man opposite character from two able lawyers to-morrow. (Hear. bear.) Cams Hums/Ds protested walnut oondemoiag the book, which would rely make it more popular . There had bees no couverta to Rome is Oxford until Tract 90 we. coodenised. (Criss of "It serer was.") Well, the Hebdo modal Board bed mead a osasere as it ; but really there were so messy mesas of coodesmatioe at Oxford that he bed mixed up two aseerablise. He was sick of the whole sub ject, sad so were the public. Why raise soother peak ? After a leextbened discussion, the amendment we. Dow Wed by 30 to 18. Other ameodinente were proposed, sod the debste was eoatioued with meek spirit until half • past 6 o'clock, whoa the home adjourned. HoarrraL 70k Bros —The —The annual dinner of this iostitntioa took Maas yesterday evening at the Free. masons' Tavern, coder the presidency of Dr. Billing. who occupied the position in the place of Lord Frowsy, who wee prevented by his parliamentary duties from being premed. The charity, which was established in 1860, affords hospital accommodation, medicines, and advice gratuitously to the poor, sad by payment of • small sum to those is better ter emostasiess, afflicted with atom and urinary diseases. It also affords, by bringing together • large number of these distreming eases, opportunity of improving medical sod surgical knowledge of the subject to which it &riess its attention, sod it seeks to discover the best meant of re moving stool with the least possible auger to the life el the patient, substituting where practicable the crushing for the cutting operation. The Chairman in proposing the toast of the evening, observed that, though the disease which this hospital dealt with earned with It tee meet latch/able eofferiogs to which the human frame was subject, the cams were fortunately not numerous, sad it was ►►ooppsd that the iostitotirm would within a short time have sufficient foods adequately to provide for all the patients that came within its epsomite°. The Mast was sanowledged by Mr. W. J. Coulson, who referred to the necessity for as hospital which should direct attrition especially to these dimmer, and ex pressed his coolidome that, ander the treatment of this hoe pita, the lom of life would not anemia to one in 50 of the sates in which it was called upon to operate. Other toilets followed, and a satmeription was attend into daring the evening, which realised 3501. (Advertisernent.)--Ifouowar's Ourricurr AND Tato— Idsanzab sot Ilerattel—No applkadou has met with the ram esteem& ii:i for cedes all estempai Memento as that Wadi Mb hes ressived. gores. deep Mews, /MN glealiamme, hens, sertmes, sad mow dwilar Bu are at toss seethed sad pat es ths lead to loudest* hp nano ways dottiest. NIA his elate s$ sod his pith the weakly 1 / may save litsesedues mach sateen& had .the poet may help theorises te heal h, duce these atsaudAt are reaseasteto la prim sod tea be perthased in every twist They beer enacted str cares at stlf, •W legs, tot ulcerated huhu sad °pond oat the prespK4 at a happy tutus* after *yen home of roomer, had boa sten op. [TWOPENCE THE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE EBABSAQE AND THE ALABAXL The Moniteur of yesterday says that at the con clusion of the engagement between the Keareage and the Alabama the former returned toCherbourg, and anchored there in the afternoon. She had on board sixty-two of the Alabama's crew, whom she had succeeded in saving. Ten wounded Confede rates and three wounded Federal, were taken to the Cherbourg hospital. Nine more of the Alabama's crew were saved by a French pilot boat, and also brought to Cherbourg. Our Southampton correspondent, writing yester day, says " The sides of the Kearsage were trailed all over with chain cables. Between the ooils and under the planking were stuffings of oakum, pitched. A =portion of the aides were invulnerable. Mr. the Confederate envoy, regrets the loss of the Alabama, but does not consider that Captain Semmes was in the slightest degree to blame. The fight, he says, was simply a mistake on the part of the Confederate commander. Semmes Las often been twitted for avoiding armed Federal vessels, and for gallantly attacking utterly unarmed merchant men in genuine pirate style. When he was chal lenged by the commander of the Keareage every body in Cherbourg, it appears, said it would be disgraceful if he refused the challenge, and this, coupled with his belief that the Kear sage was not so strong as she really proved to be, made him agree to fight. The gunnery on the part of both war ships is said by the Deerhound people to have been very fine. " A gentleman here remarked to Captain Semmes, that it was a wonder the Kearsage did not run hint and his crew down when they were struggling in the water, but the captain admitted that the Fede ral commander acted humanely, and according to the laws of civilised warfare. " Some of the Deerhound sailors say that the Katrina fired four times at the Alabama after she had surrendered, but from all the inquiries I have made I have reamed to believe this is au error. " One 11 inch shell from the Kearsage fell on the Alabama's deck without exploding, and was taken up and thrown overboard. When the Confederate ship was sinking, her first lieutenant told the men to jump overboard with something in their hands, an oar or any other portable object. Captain Semmes is a capital swimmer. The wound in hie hand was caused by a splinter from a shell, and being in the water so long, the wound,tbough trilling at first, be came inflamed. He is going into the country for a few days to recruit his health." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ODIH AM RACES. —Turn,' y. Tie Hosernom ftrAtia of 15 soya each, 5 forfeit, with 50 'tided ; for 2-yr olds ; colts, Rat 10Ib ; fillies, Bst nb. Penalties sod allowsoosa Straight half mils. (17 subs.) Mr. Jobs IS inblingalre Discretion. by Pasuoletto—Pro• tendon, by Verulam, Sat 41b (owner( I Mr. Itartley's Eugenie, by King Tom, hat alb Payne' Mr. Samuel's Blackbird, est 101 b (H. Ortmshaw) The folios ing also ran ( Purity and Simple Maid. Settling : 3 to 1 earth apt Sepals Nod Blackbird, 7 to 2 Ttlitsorstioa, 4 to 1 apt Parity, sad 5 to 1 apt dimple TWE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY PLATE of 5 'ova. sub. with 25 added, for al a Selling sad other allowasicoo. Stesight half ago. i 7 tuba)._ CLptala 11111801 ell SigOsi,ii ' Vedette—Vaid of Lincoln. yre (fa), 7st alb (Morris) 1 Mr. T. Stereos* b c by Prime 11 intster—Cotitto. by Mann. yrs MOLL let 10lb (Berland) 2 Mr. Bead's Lid y Pkbol. 3 yrs (tab Tat 11 b iffibberdi 3 The following also ran :—Hope. Mich..], b f by Tadinor (dings pedigree tea), sad Coronet. &Wag : sto 2 egg Lady Nichol, 100 to 30 each acid . 11 . 1 to and tbo Tamer filly, 5 to 1 apt Coronet, 10 to 1 apt llathaol and Bigaal-5 to 1 at first being tattoo about Ur lathy—aid 250.1 apt We Prune lLiandow ools. • Tan DOONZISFLELD PAIL er.ex33 4 • handicap of 5 soya. oath, 2 It, with 50 lidded ; for •yr-olds. W inner, extra. Straight half mils. (34 subs.) Mr. Stollen's Purity, by Marionette—Error. Int 31b (J. Orinishaw , I Lord Westmorland's Dastard. 7st 1.13 b . ...... Mr. Hodgman's Virtuous. 7st 71b The following also ran—. Maid. Lovelace, Taw Qow Discretioo. Lord Ronald, Latitude, Brigand, Change of Leek, and Threadbare. _ _ _ to i l : 4 - to 1 apt Dastard, 9to 2 apt Diacritics. 6 Sim* /laid, 10 to 1 apt Purity, sod 100 to 7 apt Champ ot Look. Tao ODDIAN HANDICAP of 10 sows. each, with 100 added ; 'looms 'lira. About two silos. Lord Westmorland's Aurelian, by Stockwell - Zenobia, 6 yro Brt 61b (J. Gooier) 1 Marquis of Haallags' Redcap, 3 Ire, set klb (1 , Clark) 2 Mr. M. Gooier nel 6111stio, 8 yrs. 6.1 113 b . . ,S Nordin) 3 Zftlan mad Sweet WILY also ran. Bedouin was ait• Ily streak oat at 7.30 p.m. me Moods, sursaiog. • " - - • &twig : 6 W 4 opt Avniisa. 9 to 4 apt Redcap, sad 5 to 1 apt Sweet Willie. Tax SrzwLarae STAKES of 5 son. each, with 10 added. for 2.yr-olde ; eslla , tlet 10Ib ; Mee, Bet 711) ; winger $o be mold for 50 sows. &mien half oils. 50.. A. Dara b f. by Detains dl Vara—night, Pot 71b (Judd) 1 lord Westmorland's Protectionist, fiat 101 b.... (1. Gloater( I Mr. blared 4a May, tot 710 , Paynel no follow alao ram -Clone 4 Lock, tby nudarplua-. ephynx, Ad& ate, and Doubl e t . The triiii;nt ., of the Flight fly wen Seed 20a. for not de claringhin ooloura in tint*. Betiiag : 6 to 5 apt Protectioairt, 3 to 1 apt the Flight filly, 100 to 35 apt Change of Luck, 10 to 1 apt May, amid 100 to 6 apt Vesta. Tel MAR= PLATE of 50 sows. ' • handicap for all ages ; Idioms extra. Three-quarters ofs mile. Cantata DAMAO Oorobet, by Kobleoce—Yardern. aged. 1b 1 M . 11 r. 0i P. Debars North End, II" est .. C. Orbos (Perry) iunr) 2 Mr. easso's i aaaaolaa, 4 yrs. TA (1.4011004) ibs followleg also ran . -Trumps. Ilallverso, Mug Cotton, Outpost, sad Mover /Wet,. Bettis( : Erse on Tromp, 3 to 1 apt North Eod, and 7 to 1 each apt Coronet and Baliverse, who were backed coupled at 3 tie 1. TEN LLDIZAHOTT ETAILais, a eweeptakee of 10 NOM each, k ft. for 3-yr-olda sad upwards, to be owned or named and riddee by Aber* quartered at Alder:4lmb ; wisame satin. One nine sad a half. Slajor Dixon'let Dragoons) ta Amy, by Kingston—Des. demons, 6 yrs, hot 115 (Mr. Orfila* 1 Mr. reatherstonhaup tlith MINIM/ w Poilarree, aged, ltst fib (Owner) Mr. Norft lCublisews) nest, wad (5 b), lies lib The following abo ran :—b c by West Australian ol w At u rcita i ell —Epaulette, EOM of the Eight, sad Odle of Yorkshire. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Amy, who won a good race by a bird. BETTING AT MANCHBEITEL—TusaDAy. _ _ _EORTHUMBEILLAND ?LATL _ - $ to 1 ,it alr Bove (t) 100 to 0 apt Honest Joha (t 10 to 1 CallerOa 4 I ) and off) 1$ to Y Venal( Agate (t) 100 to 4 Alice 4) 100 to $ Maeda& ,t) 20 to 1 Olda•latater (t) 100 to I —17 ad (t and at IR. 6to 1 salt floottlal Cblef );)120 to 1 apt Seraph (t) 20 to 1 And nett o to 1 opt uddiosion lasi ii to I opt zosobsoi ~e) CRICKET. —THE 01/ORD HARLEQUINS V. SUB CANDID:OR QUIDNUNaI. —nil MUIR was brought to a cos- Mains yesterday at 25 miming to 61. favour of Ova Har lequins by 140 num. The soon woo as follows :—Harlo. quoin, first fission, 109; second innings, 226; total, 325. guidons,* first Monts. 125; second, 71 ; total, 196. Gummy's V. PLATER& —This attractive snatch will be cornmemed tomorrow, oil the Surrey Ground, Kooning. too-oval, whets some Gos play may be anticipated. Tt• hat of plants Is as follows :—Oeritloonen : Has. 0. 0. Lyttelton, Mr. H. R. Bull, Mr. 1. Burnam Mr. A. W. Daniel, Mr. 0. 11. Ralson, Mr. R. A. Mitchell, Mr. T. Manhood, Mr. B. W. TAM" Mr. V. R. Walker, Mr. R. D. Walker, and Mr. J. Wilma. Mayen: Atkinson. Dalt, Grath, Beanie, Jading, Lockyor, Monlock, ltowbotham. H. H. Stmibmwoo, Wootton, and Wilsher. I Zooms v. Boosexotz BRIGADE. —Tbis match, at Lord's Gri will los commoosed to-morrow, whoa hoed will aitssd. PIGION SHOOTING AT HORWSZT-WOOD. —The grand sowser beadle* will take place at lierssay-wood ea Rehm day nest, when it i eatisigeted there will be • large sales& ages of gwitleteee soesected with the apostiy world. sliesties will lawmisiaes at half•paat 1 o'clock precisely, at which boar 16 la requeWed eU swatlsesen iateedieg to eau psis will be pewee; se as to present usseceseary delay. Bums oP LONDON'S Irusra.—Dr. Stanley, Dean et Waits/tem, oossitstal to punch es basil et this furl se Buds, .or sisi soil at itt. Matthew's, *in. HornNIKAN'S Tzs is choke and strong, moderate to prim sad wbobt•comt to U.S. Moo sanatory' luny sowed taoisto—L ot Ws too • worst sost. probw•••• it Is sold to packets by %DM AE•milos June 25 July tS July 10 JIM 15 July n