The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-17 00:00:00

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MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' of BlLwall-yard, London) LINZ of STEAM and PA I Eti to AIYSTRALIA.—Por MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct so leave the Docks on Monday. June 10. calling at PlyrnouW, the spli.tdid clipper ship LINCOLNSHIRE, 1,1110 tom; FTMARG tELrroN, Commander: lying in ' , NUM India Docks. Ma ~.,Inexmations for all dunes of passengers are want Ista,ed, and she will carry an szperienaid aeon.—For fr,Ne ; usage apply to M'LIOOD, ALLPORT, MORGAN his ,sri. Money Wlprain and Boas). No. 7, Ltadenhan.= l',.engers by this Ras of pockets are conveyed from Pad. t• Plymouth first class for second class faros, and sour mil= for third class fares. AUCKLAND, N. Z by Willia's line, estr‘bfirbed 1818, to sail on 20th July, the celebrated ez-P mai mail t Upper Ship BRITISH TRIDINT, 5,000 tons, load jay in the Lod India Dock. This splendid ship, which is favour abfer known la the Australian trade as one of the fastest adoat, is, made the passage from Liverpool to Melbourne in 78 da ye, time unri valled accommodation for all classes of mummers. Met Magni ? .vut Saloon and State Rooms are fitted and fur eYhed in the scat nmerlor style, and are equal to thees of man y Glebe Omen Hail 'Maroon She cards. a beautiful piano, and 'maracas for distilling fresh water for uae of all o n boar the 'preen &Oa are lofty sad weil-ventilated, and eut far the outofort and coevenienoe of second s ' i ' id " Ud . rd zi =pessen. ter% will be under the Inspection of the (over alma officers.— Aopty to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Cs, R rat podia-avenue. Lesdenhalletreet, STEAM from LONDON 419 } TRW YORK. The BRITISH rN AMERICAN Mt tit NAVIGATION COMPANY (LbilMO army swot t Mwelermeollesed ;pleudid Let wee Aar e= team oaeb rr Magee Now Tog& -- ---- - -- MP. Tom. Baro•wewei Liciars. c h. Ttrinolor 2.1110 110 'Captain Couh. 100 'Captain Frond. Ihr York 2 , 501 000 Cloptala Borth. These eseartleent vowels are unempaimed dm any ocean-going Reamer, sad have accommodation for pamensere replete with every mutat The line will commence at en tarty date, the erect day to be flied in a tam mocancement. To toed to the victoria Doeka—For trete& er pamage sfl to the Compny's Agents, ALIMILD LAMIkQ nod to., Leadenhaliotreet MAX TO NEW YOWL riglE oL. NSW YORK, and YIEFLADILPSIS COMP 00111PANY liatwd dm- Waft* their tnamewomtlaVallt his Pow ateamihlys moth* the United Stale • MOM L/MIIIPOOI. 7011 NEW YORK.. CPI 1" OP wreaniomE, Wednesday, Jane Mt. CIT Y OF 'LIN REIM, Saturday. kine ZYNA, Nednaday, Cane ht. And ovary iredoesday, sad every shernate SeOrday. %Ma pensby the eailetesmen .!ling every NOMenday, 11417, sad tl slew., according te the accommodation table try the s stramers, patnam. Forward prow A incladlog ell provns easked. Pameenc .. :: Onnads, the 17•Pastee, and &lU s thloolils bodied es very setmadosona tanna—Tor ewlegit partiondare hat,p to WILLIAM INMAN IL Water-re* Iteerpoel ar to hdirkS isicunr tin irmmar.... ass. B REMEN '. —Neutral vessel qusler Russian lag. Direct Boole to Hanover, Bramartek, and Central Ger inany.—One of the tine first clams smear Kamen ADE.= HOWE, Cr SCLWAIIBI ern' be despotcbed liost Horsehrd every moiling tirener parental:W. at 8 anis, st rlar t Zlw Pier 1w th at 10 c.o.—Pans to ?treason, fit and Ll : wetvatMbela , Ca and dl Ha—Apply M CHIPLINB Hewed Mae, iteamhdrcon W.: or to PHILLIPPS, aItAVES, PHIILLPPS. aolL Co., 11, CoodAsao, C.C. ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY 'United). NOTICE IS MEEKER GIVEN that the SHARE CLETITI CATES of thk Compsp will be READY for DIESTRRY la stehatare for the era' rerelpta ee end after imonanan, 'Maned Jantmect. at Se ofEees oft Its• Company, 7, Wlneheeler rmlldhdoi, Great IV Lattatterdtreet, RC.—Er order. .It.oe Id, Mk. DAVID S. DERRY, leeretatY. T HE CREDIT MORILIER (Limited), 1311. Losaberduireed. EC. Capital /11,400,000, in 20,000 shares et LSO esch. Subscribed 04,441 kboo,ooo, In 10.000 shared --- CRADMAn—The Right Hon. Ama ar trrr i t v ltT WORTLEY. TM Hon. T. C. flallanten, M.P. arum, Eag., M.P. Alexander Dauber, Req. Marks Ella. *Ent Hakim, Esq. Males Lorick. Esq. H. Newben, temp. I Menu Pennel. Faci. 3absi Westmorland, Eag. Mineatax—Albert Grant, Em. manaans. Mama. Ifeeesrama, Pam. Mlldrad, end Co., toodem Means. Smith, Pages end Smites, London. This Company n prepared to negotiate Government end Mad. dial Loans, and to aid in carrying oat concessam To make adrenals so approved severities. To effect the mocha* and sale of *area, rade, is., sad to transact ftancW business generally. Alm to receive on depeeft ter BRIEF OR RIMMED PRAMS on terms too. agreed .gen. Communications to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Odes , 60, Lombardatmet, London. C. THE CREDIT PONOEIR (Limited), 80, Lesebardatreet..lL = iii t i Calietel, in SAO shares ef erred Capital, L6e0,000, in 10,000 shares. MOWMild caAnew—The Riot Hon. JAMS STUART WORTLET. DurcruCcuanua—JAMMULEvlCK, Esq. The Hon. T. C. Ral/hurten, ILP. Adolphe Hokin; Es. Edward Warner, Fan., H.P. Henry Poison. Esq.. J. P. Alecester Disbar, Beg. John Westmorland, Sag. Charles /MIA Fai ihnagaz Charles R. :Newnan, ibee. —Albert Ono* lap. 111AXIBBIL Newt Hitalsrman, of ?dere, Aldred, and Ce. Beak Loads. MY &demons Taws on the deposit of Title Deeds of Freehold or Leasehold ProperM In Great Bekaa, with or without regular mortgage. Cues:Moo Titles or ileciaritles, and, as agent, negotiates loans on mortgage for Hag or short periods , also Receives money on deposit for FUROR PERIODS ONLY, at special rates to be agreed upon. Comninniestios to be widowed to the ilfanemer. ALFRILO LOWE, Secretary. Temporary Ofgese, eO, cemberdetmet, THE GENERAL FINANCLAL and ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION ;Simited). Cepitel, 1 100,000, In 10.010 shares of CM each- With pow to bleream t 1 per store to he paid on ale oat incorporated tinder Coe:pules AM. !00t " whereh, liatnlity of the shareholders is li mited to the monist sainorilied. csArem cc t Liu Berme& R.N.. The Rail. Chiswick, S. W. Boast:vs—London and Westminster, Lathbury, B.C. ArDirt.k—Aaoley it. Bennett, Zee. 'weeny Bennett and OeskelP. 31, Nichols:6AD*, E.C. Bll , KERS—Vomilis:illZette and If 1472 . 6 . ithehin-lane. EC. 80umors—Mento Howard. Dolnnen. and Lowther, ldl, lam eharebalreet, LC. @Meißronr—rranees R Spry, Erg. Temporary Odemo-136, 6rearumb.bovae, EC. ApRIDGED Plitlf;FlCTr& This Corroratietsha7WeilMMWieTti.; — pu m as, of manias the ordinary business of a Yinance Company aids that of ea ,fate Ageoey—a cant not yet anaptied by any of the exietina . companies . ... - . bu7iness of the Corporation will iambi of two Aldine' branches, eft, financial teamactions and estate mem, busbies., and competent representatives win be appointed In the prin.!- pal towns. The Financial Department will consist of advancing money on anal and personal meats, whether Intended for sale or otherwise, and on such other aseuritiss as the Directors may approve. The Desperation will sot Mao as agent, between mortgagor. sad mortgagees, and negotiate subseAptions or loans for British and f i niedertskimp, the bona fides of which wif be strictly Uwe. before they are miunlited to the nubile_ The tale Agency llepartmeut will embrace valuations; the pnachme and sale of ematee, lands. and houses; the manage ment of estates, and the carrying out of drainage, and other or aeoreal Improvements: rano the sales ad agricultural produce. Amusing stock, and every description of properties, hy private contract and public whoa : and it la beamied to bold periodi cal askant freehold and lesashoid properties. inerative transsetions have already been secured by the Ceepantion and although the Director. 4011116 W the present nominal capital ample for all immediate purpose., power has been taken to increase theorem should It be ultimately deemed desirabl. . . . — lli the amides d amodatinn !which tie for Inspection at the temporary sakes od the Company'. red director is re quired ta bold 100 Mares : ame more thee YAP, shares have already been subscribed for by else directors Lad their blends. Pr ospectuses and forma ot SpraiCations for shams may he ob tained trout the Rankers, Brokaw,, aad auditors. or at the Tem porary Mans a Ilse Company. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE AGENCY CORTONATION (Lhothadl The Mentors aro Dow prepared to receive A 171.1rATIONS from I stabliebod Eatekte Agents la the tawdry to set as repre sentatives far ale Corporatloa.—ft ardor of the Mead. Y. SPRY. fleArotory. ROWLAWDS' MACAS SA R OIL. This elegant, hermit, and pellucid oil is universally in bleb repute for lea unprecedented weans luring the lea elaty =l a promoting the growth, reseal - lug an be•utify:og the hair. It permeate Lair from tailing fa or turning grey, Mart4thens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandrlC and rashes it besatUr.By aett, pliat•le and 16~y. in the growth of the whiskers, bead. and mnetaehloe ft te unfaiVog la its sane lease operation. loraltildren It le eapeeingy recommended. es foraing the beets of a hemitttul head of hair, while Its latrodue- Moo loathe sareery of Pagalty, aid the Wei taetra in which It is universally held. with annittoaa tdatinsoninla constantly r eeived4 its efficacy, acid the beet and surest proofs of its hwatv.--Frice 11. ed., 7e. ,Sc gd., equal to tear mon, and As. Per tnStit.— Said at te, l , lattea.gsrden, and by ehmulate and Plittletri.—Ask toe lowtsaJt Illsoirar OIL TOZE.R.II3 COPASIIIIS MEGE, sucomdully jested whe Pads and Landes linadtala. nada , the Cm* at New, Callein a r. Rlcard, ILId, liland. and lawns Clark (" Lam*: .Sor. 13, 1912, arida a sues 2,3 an average of dcatays Hiner in ?wont throntc Mamma —4a. id. per b 004.10 ea. Sd . at i . FrenA pa rj...t, A giTulasket. au) Bet Wag AWl2l+4 CRINOLLNES thuama. r IN - OLINMS.—GEKRA, or Jewelled. 9a. 6d. PHILPOTTS, W PICCADILLY. INOLlNEEL—Sensisetuess. 16s. and 21a. PHILPOITS. if, PICCADILLY. OLlNES.—Ondina or Waved. 19a. 6d. PIIILPOI7B, V, PICCADILLY. CRENOUNEB.—Sanaleetains Jewelled. 27.. 6d. PHILPOTTA, 27, PICCADILLY. C IRlNOLlirEB.—Piceadilly Puffed. 31s. 6d. APOTTP, SI, PICCADILLY. nitiaro .—Drawmp outs ces post try, 7 'ones rr, 110 N.i AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. —The HOILSI SHOW will am Ally 1. _• dor to Josa Prlaallia are volt rawly, and nay be obtained es uP'Oliab. Mos to & ISIDSKY, Bsfrotatary. 1.1014.81 d SHOW.—ACIRIOULTUILAL HALL. Tim Directors Mae Agriceltual gall will bdid • EOM& SHOW triefile on the let JULY ant Rubies to ekes on Use 1015 of Jae l'be Peke List includes a First. Prize of .dlee, and a cap 01 lot lees raluOlan MS forme beittborouglt•brell Mahlon; ift• for the bast ktmter, emu] to lot leas than lest and £l2O divided two other clams of Shutters. Abe, prices for Trotting Seal for liadnems; for e p e e Charger ridden by troopers; Mr welglneerming Coble . for Hones in palm to be driven In Hamm . for IL-ate and Bob ; for Pont,, &c. : amounting altogether to /2900. Hones on the best plan, In which the most nimbie hones can remain Malay and eight, will he erected winds' the hell The Mender exembe and • display will be upwards of 000 teeters cir cumference. Prins lista and coedittons rosy be obtained, and 'abbe made on amplimuon to the Secretary. Entries rime oaths 20th of Juan S. SIBWKY. Oece•Warferdetreet, Islington, N. HOBS SHOW at the AORIOULTURAL lAL HAS lELTRA CLAM, Ice HACCIRYIS cmt. lb hands. Lot peke Ai lad pita AU Brd pries SW MORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Jly 1. SPACE to She Galleries tor u the Bale at Cher Doe. Harness, Apt=Dural Gerdes laapleseents, and Farley Goods, he., duress ilia Hone Mew, to be LEL hasty ea Wee Dace at Na Ocensag, Narteedatreet, Law lon, N. —Ey Win. SIDNEY, Secretary. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. lie. I. Old Breadotrest, Loodo LC. larlitated 18110. The dOtbialehlzig feature of OM Cmpauy lewdest The mutat hawed trout tie comatessumeat szo.2somo. The mom* of policies Owned /A7,M0.001. The amopeket oaat of claims pakl, laelattias bolus, 411,0110,000. The prore capital is 6760,300. The Dead metuallated from premium earmals 10 are. .. premium timosee, amid St per sect. Os tbe laaaremeee La fen HOWARD HENRY CHAPMAN, lea Chairman. MARTIN TUCKER altrm, Haq.. M.P., Monty r ehearser . . HAM OIL la . Adam. FIFE INSURANCE REDUCTION OF DUTY ALPERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) 1 1 110 . 2,d *ARM v7 Uudert;ies Fire Nob from the 24th June, at the ND reduction of atty. The premiums awned will be estimated by the individual Ark ; sled the Motet liberality will be maintained in may tramaMton. _ _ w ProfeWicTnal men introduchag bualnesearti! be liberally Vested us mad every information apply at the offices. F lPl r litM. T. WATERLOO-MAC/A PALL-MALL :or Q tr` throughout the KAZIota of MO any BALL of the Aosta BALD, of the Albert Lite oa 'I2IBO &w Fire Department atery. THE LONDON and NORTHERN LANK (Ltsmited). Venk-01111dInda tendon. Berusekee—Newcassta, Iteddierelleild. and Sbellleld. Agenalee—Motpeth, Alnirtek, and Heenan. DEPOSIT AOCOrliTa epeaed at the Leaden dace and brandies et thlst.ank, whin which CallallUES MLAY not eentalalag any tractleaal part et ClO latereat will he allowed ea the balsas. st these seeonste at Vse current rate of the day. J. P. TUINSR, General Manager. PURE PICXT.Itg, SAUCES, JAM 6, &c., And Tahiti Delkeda of the hlshett nuallM.psemod wholesome. Mee Lewitt and Dr. Baustre Report. CRthtSR and BL SCIEWILL, Porwrom to the Queen. MONO.SQUARR. LONDON. ley be obtained from all Orosere sad Odom. SAITGE.—LEA and PERRINS' WORCEIMUISHIRIKAIMIL -- - - This &Moue isodiasSnt, pZnewneedWoonsoleseura "THE ONLY GOOD BAUM" Is prepared solely by LEA and YEERIM. The publics:e respectfully cautrouer: against woolialeaa fruit& Goal, and should see that Lea and Pastas* names urea wrapper. label. bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and TERENTT SAUCE. Bahl wholesale sod for swore by the ProprUstora Wrecester ; Kasen CROSSE and BIACKWII.I. Years BAZ.C...AY and 10ONS. London, Gt., the. mad by proem and (Owen areeesily. T 0111 I C B:ITTZB8. WATERS {WINER vrnrs. The isestreelereble and wbelessme bitter le ezeiteree. AN IPPICIENT TONIC, An teepoalled stemerAds.antagerale athwart Sal by grouse, Italian wa•ebomessers, sad other,. 30s. • doom Ilissatecturee•by 20BUT WAMA, Ifert:a's•lsne:Osnisoo•treet. Ueda% Wheireale Arco* R I•wls sod Ce.. Worcester. J'L LD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE 60AP TABLBIa. N. aad ed. era odd by all etaliCars aad rows throaahaat the Magian" hat .the public Wahl aak or Yield's, amd see that thalami, eir I. C. and J., KBLD la on each packet, boi, anal Labial Vilboleeale aad torsaportatioa at the Worts. LPPYY YAM% LAMBE'S. LOYDON:4.., where mho way be obtained their Feb. Medal Parakeet Casaba. TIZICIS-HPVTA.—Prize Medal and Honourable LIF Kentioti *warded toll N.lllMa hoeadorßee-hivassak Hooey at the various Exhibittovm--14111GHBOLIt'S IMPROWIDOOT TAGE BEE-Hrvz.. s Messily Introduced by George boar mad dons, with ell the mask linprevententa, threw slams, sad thermometer, prim 36a, meanly peeked tee the eountry. Several important novelties are hAredeced this seems, includ ing the Woodbory Straw and Barand•Plause Hive. pries if:. Id., —Addrem, GDORGE NEIGHBOUR and SONS, dt, High Holborn, or I4S, Reeentetreet, load's. R BGENT PIAN.OFORTE RO.CHMS. ADDISOW andLrOMI, Waded Instrummi Ms to Mr KAMAN 110, Rk.GIW2-81EJLIT. W. 'OLLAN HARPS, it 'tying, 16e. ils, to Us. 4141444. 41 If a 6d. la 1214 :45 edingsoiL la. 10 42 124. 04. eseit.C.oo.4 Ineludied. . _ ADDDiOX mid LUCAS, ne, 2/9111NIMITILILLT. CONCERTINAB.-48 1 4 1= Bauble Astina, 10s. to II ADDISON anditaic iIi,ititIANT4WHICHT, W. D RUMS.—Side I, 23e. to RA 1(. *etch ; Bear* 6a to nosiness. AJCVIDON and LUCAS, 210„ itlitlitliTAlWlLlT„ W. FLllTES.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medni, cylinder. In handsome mahogany or roormcsd nee, ft Fs_ ta2 14b., and 116 15..: ditto. sterling aDver. 15 otrineas. These gates an pronooneed bp Mr. B. Weis, the .entiaout performer. to be the hest cylinder:Hato with odd instant of lingering. Omni. ad, Z 2 1 to /A 4s. ADDiSON and IZCAD. EADIDT4ITHErf. W. - • G UITARS. —The best Models, from ..£2 2a. to ILI gulneaa each. ADDLOOff and LUCAS. 210, lEGIINT-11121LISST. W. H ARMONIUMS, from f 6 Gs. to .60 guineas. Price Bats Dm per post ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, klalifiT42ll,lllf. W. 'VOCAL HORN, highly finished,2B in case. • Thu Is espenall recommend to sinstours and pro fessors as a beautiful -roost t w osrnment. Being in C. bongo with Monotone acessopealment can be played as pub lished for the voice without transposing or the use of crooks. The tone its combination of the French and tenor toms, and Is produced without effort. Hr. C. Harper attends br appoint ment to give Instructions upon this Instrument. ADDISON and LUCAS, Lo, ROOEST4ITILEST. W. - • - mUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table-- roar tones, 4 gainer ;is Mutes, 6 wetness eigln tunes, ▪ guineas ; twelve tunes. 12 gulassa Overture Ben* Mom 1! to HO guineas. Pocket Boxes -two tunes. 1 guinea; Ousel uses, L 1 11.. bd. ; four tunes, £2 h Mandolins Bores—threeennes, • 13a dd. ; lour tunas, ,24 4L ; az tunes. ZS re each. Buses repaired. AMNON mod LUCAS. 210. asnewnsrmr. w. GOLD CILLINS.—JOHN BROGDIOT begs to esti the attestio• el the palette to the RAM of 11- Vol Cit which he delivers with Gold Gated OIL= plfflabgt all his manufactory: ALL Ta.orkmanahip of patter% chain. C./ Inches bug.. To 'IS) carat sold, writhing of Mat. R's, a$ Es 3a. aid. Pea mom Idiot price. ....... Tots] Upon Ws system, Le QUALITY, w war, end YALU! of the gold us cer. And guaranteed is the partheeer John brogdea looking fora fair n niunerattoe on the workmanship only, which is charged according to the Intricacy or simplicity of the pattern. JOHN BROODIIN, Onichniith. —l4astfactory. No. Hen. rieb.a.atreet, Coyest-garden, .I t orido . p, W.C. EefablithedJ 0 17,41. AiAy. made of Chalaa rod Jeselkp for la. esch.—N B. This estabilslinisnt is clewed at II in Qs wadnt. and on &dulness as I. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1864. ST. LEONARDB-ON-SEA. -BUM= ROTEL TARIM ON APPLICATION. a. GIOVANNIIII (ato of Polkinkes), PROPRIETOR. HULL TOWN HALL.—NORTHUMBRIAN CABTLIB.-7111 BUILDER of TRIP DAY, prior 4d., by post 641., cantata—Me View of Hull Tome Ball—ifeetbnabrien went Rasters to Me Crown—The Dab Industrial Mckibition, 1164—Th. Modern Development of Mediaeval Art— Woo iOllOll.ll Werts—Banltom Inspeetioo Bethnal OfeNll-.• BrltishArelrelegaml Bociety—at. David's Railway Station._ lb etev—Tbe Be wage Experiment at Croydon—ConttnentalZ42 . 2 ad Art Newe—Home Bo In Brozze—Greet Blast, 4nualte Quarriee—Photo- or Ridings on Glass, dtc. '- Oder , 1, Yatwtseet, Omen ; end ell bookelems. SPORZ ING INTELLIGENCE, HAMPTON RAtiZEl....nionnhaT. TER MANOR lle. extra. Owe P 1.4.15 lie. of 50 son, for all ape ; winners Cbwrfe Blrdfasisr, by redellngton-Btrdtrep, 4 yrs, Rd 811) (oar. 74 51b) • (Challoner) 1 Mr. etares's WAY Seep, II prr, eat Mb (H. 81n29) Mr. Abron's Baiherse, nil, le Mb (Loatew The following aim nu :--1114bson, Deeriet, Brerre, Over awe Wean, Black Friar, Golden Qom Merrybfird, Costu mes Teem and Rasa Lee. Betting : 9 to 2 age liFallocc, 5 to 1 apt Birdboder, 6 to lea agat Deerfoot and Golden Crow, 7to 1 apt Black Frier, end 100 to S teh apt Little Songs, Corinthian Tom, and Baines. Ti 1Z HAO.WAY PLATS of 50 SOn added to • Sweepstakes of 5 son. loch, for all age selling and other allowances. Five furless. Lord Westmoreland's WOd Thyme clato Lanford/ ll b Fan dango-oanialo Flower, yin (501.). 7d Mb ( Portto) 1 /Mace D. Solt/kora Belle of the Vale, 3 yn (60 ), 7st 81b (Hlbberd) 2 Mr. Calkers Bonny Glen. 5 yea OM), Pat Mb (Loofas) 8 The following ale nu :-Orreart, Brwkahaw, /demure for Measure, Virginia, Melee and Lifebuoy. Batting : 100 to 30 ild Thynn, 4 to 1 apt Bonny Glen, 5 to 1 soh apt Feels& and liars» for Yeasnre,end 6 to 1 apt Belle of the Vale. Tun SCURRY STAUB (Handicap), of 10 son. each, with 20 added; gentlemen riders ; pm: decimals Sib extra. Ono Cbarrys Btrdlader, by Teddlogton-Birdbre, rm. 71b ((Corr))1 Mr. 0. Bryan's Caplan Cron, 5 yrs, Vat (Copt Cerentr7) 2 Mr. Hodgman's Cantles Son. 4 yes, 10 Slb (neladlni 61b extra) (Pordleaa Dwikeld. Tolson , Junius, and Doable Pint also ran. Betting : 65 to 40 apt BirdAnder, 9 to 4 apt Janine, 10 toDmakekl. tech eget Toltino and Double First, and 20 to 1 egad A MAJP Two-rias.OLD PLarz of 60 eon.; colts, Sot 1011) ; Allies, Set 71b ; walling allowances. Half a mils,. Mr. Lianas Sisyphus by Fandango- Grey Melton's dap (501). Ost (Men Mr. W. G. Beraastra Brother to Wbeldraks, tltt ) 1 (J. Orinakaw) Capt. W. H. Cooper's Maud (561), 7st Illb !be following also rea i-4 by Lep Oarow-lioprealow, by teddlngton-lady de Vergys dam, Vatuona, c 84. Thomas. Betting : 6to 4 on Sisyphus, 4 to 1 apt Virteris, and 10 to 1 each apt Brother to W beldrake and Moral. TIM Honor PLAIT of 30 son, added to a sweepstakes of 15 son each, for all ages ; telling and other alienate. Half- a-mile. Mr. Coney's Boom, Glen, by Gleasiosson -Maas leak yrs (401.), 74 lab Wales) 1 Mr. Payne's Tosoloolery, 3 yes (401. ), :et Mb.. (J. Geo slum) Mr. Kerinurreliengtoirg, • In 0041 Mt 1314..(Clidloner) The fell° aloe ran :-tidy Mahal, IFesta. Measure kr Masson, and the Jester. Betting : to 4 apt Neigherry, to 1 aptstonny Olen, 9to 2 agst Ponfog ary, and 10 1 apt indriliehol. ifzz Me•sorria Pion of 100 gomma ; ihyr-olde, fist • Oar, Slot 711 i; 6ve, _9fft 13/b 4 rig ageklOrt. Two mike: Mr. l'A.naon's Cater On, by Beeckwell-Harieet, 6 yet, lost Mr. Low's Ginattar, aged, 10n. i Mr. Walker's Douche k 2 . rs, Olt Ylb .(12214beed also ram leeßatting : 5 to I on Oalier Oa, who wen two canter brew V4RITORY PLATE (Bashing) of .50 312•1., for all ague ; winners...titre. flireelparters of a Mr. Peyne's Ss. Beadle, by Newnslastar-dbash, 3 yrs. 7st 6lb (link 61b 'Mew Grlinaltaw 1 Lord Usbrldan's Durham,3.yre, Brt 111) find. bib extra) Oreedran Mr. Bedpan's Hawkahan, yes, est42ll3 (Moira I Ling Cotton and Muse lama akaran. Betting :.5-to 4 on-Durham, 7to 4 apt The Beak-and 10 to 1 eget any other. LAM BrITINC ON CHB. BOUM& NOLIIIIIIIBBRIAND PLATA . 2 to 1 Met 812 Igegar (s 1 _r Vo 1 apt Tottenhana.g) BROST. -40 to 1 apt Wild Marley (t hotly). .NEWTON SUMMER MILETING:—TRuaancr. • GAMBWOOD HANDICAP of .100 son; for all ages ; winners extra. Had-boom in. About. floc &Hoop. MIA Bisby's Waataarapy,.by Weatbarbli-.Annlvervam, a.yra, flat alb (Inc. 101 b en) (T. Prawn) 1 Mr. W 4133444 0014111 DP*. 4 111.114.615. ALL Grlinshawv I Kr. J. Osborne. Gaily, 4 yvs, Illb (weiteley) 8 The telloving Mao 1104, Lady .Louba, Ito Gabbier Little Macs, Fluke, and 341nba Hittiog.: 3to Ic pt Ooklan,Drop, 7 to2.spt Weathospy, W 1 s et Lowly losia, 100 to 15 airaWsily, 8 nil mai Flake, sad 10 to 1 any other. Ins ST. limazies l'sa (Handicap) of 3 sow sack, smith 25 added.; for all ems. •Conasracuid. • Ultra Mad:dad, by Fandango-344antatn Flower. 4 yrs din LH. Taylor) l Kr. namnars Yonainey, ars, la .10146 (Wei.) Mr. Inch nainahnoplaniaton—dadrof . Eva Grove, 3ffirs, 24 (BriUco) 3 13va and Standl (Gnawing n. saw David, .c by Havantallay—WaziMM. Bottm:4 11 to 10 on Fontana!, 4 to 1 each sot the Has itahty colt and Idandford, sod 9 t 0.2 apt the Lady 41 the li~o~e 811 y. T Maxon Cue. :alas 100 wee in.opecie, added ha • handicap eweepstalras of 2 move each; for all ages ; aeossad to reeeivaio sows. onto( the states trimmers att. .Doe age. .(264ab5.) Mr_ X.Beekley's Wynnaky, by Ilinknan, dam by Sleight a Hand, a yr', Mt 121 h al. Getz...haw) 1 Mr. J.alshoree's Itipizah,Jl yrs, test.glii lH baelty) 2 41. Rigby's Black Deer, 4 yr., 7.1 Sayer.) Tlielalkoreteg also not Welke, Kilkenny, remission, Biguiseisk YAW John, and Dermot dithers. . _ 13•tdirg.: 7to 4 art Wynnatty, 5 to 24gd Black Deer. 8 to 1 &anomie° 10 to 1 each vat Rcsa sad Flytrap. Tee .Bracts ag 10 nova. each, /a ft, with 80 added ; for i ya , olda ; colic 101 b; 501(4. lot 71b ; winners extra; snood to am his oak& Gotham Como. Hr. J. Ostarne's Spring Can. by The Oats—Perd-trap, set sib 61. Osborne) 1 Mr. 8. Haegliton'e Bensaaor, 886 13116 J. 0071 e) 2 Mr. T. Manta Yeataali , oc.b Yeataall, 868 101 b . Pre, 3 The following also ran :—Stagord, Snocena Meterale. - Betting : to 4 Agit Bosaosnr, 3to 1 igpst Swag Guy and 6 to 1 each agst Yestaall thud Siaocass. Tem Rawson Sr. Lauri firm= of 10 saws. each, b ft, with 100 added • for 3 yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10/b ; Miss, Btslb ; panaltiL and allowance; ; wooed to remiss 23 sows., and the third to saws his stake. Once round and a distauce. Mr. Barber's Clown, by the lam—Golconda. 9st llb (T. French 1 Mr. Barber's Cutaway. Sat 10lb Mr. Osborne'. L. Boole, set 31h lin. 7lb es.) iJ. Outxwne) 3 The Sluggard aho Betting : 6 to 4 on the Clown, 6 to 2 wit Cutaway, 4 to loot Dr. Rooks, and 10 to 1 apt Sluggard. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (swe:we Tzusataxs.) THE CONFERENCE. FRANK FORT,'Jan 16. The Frankfort Poet Zeituag of today, in a telegram from Vienna, states that the sitting of the Conference had again been adjourned, the Danish plenipotentiaries baying declared that they were without instructions as to any further proposals in roference either to the armistice or to the division of Sleawig. PRUSSIA. 11111LD1, Juice 16. The Provincial Corvropotidens publishes an ar ticle headed "The Goveriunent and the Diet," which concludes thus :—" We hope that the glo rious impressions made by recent events will have contribated to allay the unhappy disunion which has of late /Recalled, .and that the same Chamber of Deputies which formerly opposed its veto to the goveramental proposals will now support the government in fulfilling the important tasks re lating to Slesirig-Holstein, Prussia, and Germany. Should events of a more critical nature than the pre sent arise, the government will certainly not await the exhaustion of the present financial resources, bat will annunon the representatives of the country in the hope that an active and patriotic support will be obtained from them." THE PARIS BOURSE. ?ARM, Joss 16, 3.40 P.a. The Bourse continues steady. Rentes closed at 66.16, ex coupes, or about the saws as yesterday. THE BANK OF FRANCS. PARIS, Jars 16, Evian:N. The return of the Bank of France shows the following resatts, as compared with the previous account : Increase.—Treasury balance, 7 8-10 millions. Docrease.--Cash in band, 5 8-10 millions ; discounted, not yet tae, maillie ns ; advances, ball million ; bank notes, 5 millions ; current ao courts, 12} •millions. THE PRINCLP.ALITIZS. BIICILLITZT, arm 1G Prince Cauca is oxpectedbere. Tranquility prevails. MEW COAMducar coraoff ENDOWMENT PUN.O. A bazaarin aid of this fund wet held yesterday and the previous day at the limoverserusze-rooms, ander distinguished sestresage. The rosins were tastefully • dem. rated with flags and garlands, and all the-arrangements were such as to indicate mach testy on the part of those who teok no active interest in the proseedings. ri Weeding aelestioa of music maa performed by leder' and gentlemen —amateurs whe led • volunteered their senices, • grand pianoforte having been sappliedler the scessma by Messrs. Breedwood. 'There was one hatanetiag 'feature <loosened with the eventwhich somewhat .distinguiabed it from the great majority of br..aan for public purposes—six., that sot one of the &aides exhibited was -mat there -" on commission ;^ but everything.lead bean dives for the mclusive bandit of the fund. The banners, for in. Mums, were preseeted by Menem Whitehead, of Membee. ter, sad many of these were sold at highly adman/ems prima A =eminent. poplin dress eameiCrom Medan. At. kasoo, of Dublin and 4.lsis was purebred by the Mar. chimes of Exeter:. irpecima, of *him...lied glen fromilr. Sharers, of Oxfied-street, a collection of handaome whips freak 'Mr. Simms; sad •lsonaets sod snider of millinery from rlirs. Food, both the same street, were alas seated; while me stall was presided over by • ledy whose agreesbie duty wee to vend • variety of perfumes, in which Asturian, ceminaxlity • , itemise bad besevoleatly expended the sum of T. I towards the fund it question. Amongst themore prominent ohjects or attnetier--apsit boss those • *weed for sale— were &meat ingeasoualy ernstracted model of the Jewish Tabernacle and camp of the Israelites in the Wilderness, by the Rev. W. JAL:Mimeo ,• and an intere s ting specimen of • mimes ladder .eahitited by M. Fraansil, son of the impede, of fisheries. By.no menus of the smallest attractions was to be .found-in the section pnreided over by Mrs..earsett. Thie sem decorated with bait and Bowers supplied by Miss BuidettCoctte and the Earl d Harrowby ; and every thmg was so gracefu ll y arransmd flat. although the' tutees& largely appealed to, she requiresiestdof ornaments. bon had never been lost sight.of. Amongst the philanthropic ladies who took apex themselves the responsibilities of keeping stalls were the Dowager Udy Itadeock. lady Mary &aria, Lady Mary guidon, lady Plaskett, the 800. Mrs..F.pder, the Mon. Alm Lefrou, the Hon. Mrs. Frame Meade, Mime E. E. Webb, Mrs. iteverford, Mies Ffenseil &c. 'me barter appeared to be attended with a very estecesdni result, mad this was attnietablein a great measure to the skill sod arerrr of the Err. John Garnett, from wheel the following partimlars were gathered :—The great eked of the West Cameright Church Endowment Fluid" is to give a fixed esid_parechial position to the new ' miasionory congregations is Wasters Coinage:it, by which means twenty additional reeidentelergymen will be perms. snotty settled in that importantle'xi of miemmary kbour, and the ecclesiastical commlesioness will be esabledlegally to undertake the segmentation of the eadournesta the building and rape*: of clissches, sod various espaliers of public worship. THE CONlCannTort fI azartwio. —The Ike , 4ingske Tidaiph of the 13th, Rays : "Private leases from kleosberg, of the 10th, state that testy-eight yaps men have tied to the kingdom, to escape the impeodiag con. aeration in the *achy al Skew* Many .others will pro- heady soon follow. Hardly a doubt, therefor*, an remain I that the Prussians really intend settings!' foot a complete lead and naval conaeription throughout the country. As the Prussians know, as well as every other power, the real feeling of the population, the civil smandssioners and military authoriser take great care to keep their couscrip- Hos plan as secret as fallible ; but eves the liPPuilittnat of tato new chiefs of conscription committees—both for merly rebel offictera—ilaws that something of the kinds in view. This step of Pamela, which exceeds in audacity all her roamer acts of violas, just as it throws the clearest and moat unequivocal light up= the Premium scheme of conquest and Loco 'os—is calculated again to attract the attention of powers kind this time more earuestlytban before) to the existing naheard•of violent and scandaloss rule/retailing in the duchy of filearig." SERVANTS' FATAL SICK FOND ANNUITY AND Lire A estruusez Boarry. —A public meeting of this institution took place on Wednesday even*, at the Safford-rooms, Titchborue-skeet, Edgwarsroad, the Rev. Charles Mar -1 kenzie, M.A., prebemisry of St. Paul's. in the chair, sop. I ported by the Mar. George Thornton Moetyn, M.A., Dr. Brewer, and others. An address from the committee was grad by Mr. Dosabery, the secretary, from which it af fected that the moiety is in a prosperous condition. Several antis:Dec sod some domestic servants addressed the meet log on the importance of promoting the objects of the society, which was established to secure to male and female servants, school towhees. sad others, a weekly allowance in WIWI'S, an aanuity at the age of sixty for the rest of their lives, and • sum of mosey at death ; in addition to which a fund is provided by voluntary subscriptiom fain the nobility and geatry to provide for some of those distroming casualties to which domestic servants are peculiarly subjected. It was also stated that it is intended to establish a marriage gift fund far the benefit of the unmarried female members of the society. by which gifts of 104 to W. will be Irian annually (after the manor of the late Mr. Henry kames's charity but in a lan limited degree), oasoog duly qualified candidates. This proposition was received with sear& satiataction by the meeting. A CONVERT TO DR. COLENTO.The Rey. JAR. Brialy, incumbent of Holy malty, Marley, near Ooegle ton, has written to the two archbishops and to his diocesan a long tatter. stating that he has faced Bishop Ceirwe's arguments " In the main irresistible," and that he doss sot consider any of the answers satisfactory. Their lordship not having replied to hi leave, be made It to the IsPere tar pulgioatioa.—Period. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. For the first time since the establishment of the Royal Thames Yacht Club its yesterday's 'chooser race was hooogred with the possum of royalty, his Royal Mahar the Brines of Wales accompanying the regatta throughout. Rig mai highness and suite were conveyed from Few ohusehatriest to Tillaery par rail, wirers he embarked on board the noble Commodore, Lord Alfred Paget's, yacht WateriLily, where his lordship was waiting to receive him, a meom having been promptly despatched by Lord de Roo, the virie-oommodoes, to bring the Eagle, the large schooner chartered by the club, direct to Tilbury so take the Water Lily in tow. The illustrious oinon baud the yacht consisted of the Prince alak Prince Alfred, Prism Louis of Here, Lord Sydney Colonel Koppel, Me. "lair, Lady Alfred Paget, and Lady Sominoot. As soon ensile royal ensign was ragweed tam h sertiest derooostrations of loyalty and gratification were etkibital, sod were duly and gracefully admowled ged by his royal Jughnese and gamy. There were above 500 ladies and gardomen on board the steamer, and amongst them Lad Londeeborough, Lord Stanhope, Lord A. Paget, (Sir Pew Shelly, Gemmel Christen, Colossi Evelyn, Colonel Campbell, Sir J. Burma., Captains Suiugfor Campbell, Amor, blanking, Cart. Bernell, and Colonel Leech. _ _ _ The folio vitt were the entries for tie mese, with • quitter of a zwinnta per ton time allowance : Yachts. Tons. Omen. 1. may — 121 Mr. F. K. Dumas. 2. Albertine US Rt. Ho. lord Londe 11. Diadem 4. Galatea 126 Mr. D. Watt. 131 Mr. T. Broadrood. MOM CLOS. ' 1. Meer de Us 2. Agmlum _ .. 69 . Mr. H. Chander. .._ ... . —. . 3. Medea 4. lolantlbe 6. Intrepid S. Madcap 79 . Mr. J. I. A. Dunbar. 7. Flying Fleb 42 Mr. (.6. Jessop. B. Llue cell 9. Hesperus Of these the whole cootwedul bat the Diadem and Hesperus. The noes were open to all roya: yaret clubs, the prises being a piece of plate, value 1001., for the finSeless yachts exceediog 100 tons, sad a piece of p value WI. for the second-ones not e xceeding 100 toes ; •ea the above list comprised some of the flues schooners afiest, bet it wits to be regretted that the wiad was not sub as So try their riling qualities. The race finished as under : - _ h. m. a. Albertine Madcap 7 38 4.9 Intrepid 32 lolantha 7 38 31 Blue Bell Aquinas Gables Medea, Fleur N Ftylag MN/ 2310 Saes sadierat to( es antra el *gems as ;frimpsd, id. AdditionslJ Gresendjhe Water Lily was bright alocgside, and the r ce of'Wets, who ha mprong the grater gratifies tian In witessaing the nee, proosond the prima to Lord Looderixough sad' Mr. Dunbar, when the former, in returning thrills, a:premed the gratifi cation ha felt at reining the prise, the Thine of whir was so nalartally esslishoad by coming from the bands of his Prises, at the sane time express ing his regret that his highness's pleasure had not been increased by withering such a race as a fine wind would have afforded. The Prince and his suite then embarked in the ferryboat for the Tilbury line to Landon. The refreshments, u usual, supplied by Mr. May, the „steward of the Eagle, were excellent ; but great come= d 'were made of the Goade of the band of the Hone Blue. CRICIBT. THE MABYLEIIONE CLUB AND Ali V. THE CIVIL Stamm—This match was commenced yaterday at Lord's ; it was intended for two days, but finished yester day in favour of the CivilSeryke, as their first inning, by 43 runs. The following is the some :—Alarytabons Club sad Ground, first in 95 ; seised innings, 100—total, 195. Civil Service, ant 138 . SUBSIY V. 017011 D Dternasztv.—The match wee ems mewed at the Oval yesterday, The follow* was the sours :—Oderd, fir/timing% 1714 Surrey, firet innings, 124. (TWOPENCE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF MR GOSPEL. •••••••••• . _ Yesterday the annual City meeting was held as usual in the Egyptian-hall of the Mansion-houae, Alderman Sir F. G. Moon presiding for the Lord Mayor, who was pre vented by a recent domestic affliction from taking part in the proceedings. There were present the Archbishop of York, Sir H. Tonga, late Governor of South Australia ; Sir W. Burton, formerly Chief Justice of Madras; Sir H. Perim& Maim W. Cotton and P. Carew% the Revs. Archdeacon Marriott, & Hawkins, ProLsmor Cowie, J. V. Am& ka. The CHAIRMAN, having explained the sues of the Lord Mayor's absence, and expressed his own and his lordship's sympathy in the object of the meeting, bristly described tthhee Th a i r i i Tv. J. V. Poven parpcees, sod amaking of th s e , ezc h ttz. niter giving the receipts of the society for read a tl ' e l year ending 31st Dec., 1863 at 87, 8 321. lls. 44, stated that "the society I stilt proceeding in the comes upon which it entered sev yearn ago, of reducing its grants in those dioceses and colonies which, through increasing wealth and popula tion, are yearly becoming more equal to the support of their own church and clergy." It then described the proper made in the several missionary Gelds, and urged the importance of providing the means of spiritual instruction to those of our own countrymen who emigrated to the colonies, and through them to the aborigines by whom they were surrounded, and eoscluded with an earnest appeal to all Christian eoepegs bens in this country to aid by their alms and their prayers in the t Christian enterprise in which the society was IheArebbishop of YORK moved the first resolution, "That the continually enlarging sphere of the society's operatioos gives it a yearly increasing claim on the support al the =imbue of our church." — Tie olaTiWr;••;;;;;1;:i by Mr. W. Corroi, amid Mr. E. CAIN:MOVE, who dwelt upon the importance of carrying out the orthodox orgiuthatiou of the church is our adages by the establishment of polemist biskoprilinellololll where practicable, moved the next resolution : That the aid which the society has given to the foondation and endow meat of the church in many lands, by peculating the ap prutment of colonial and missionary bishops, and by contributing towards local endowments, demands our acknowledgment as a permanent service to the canoe of Christianity throughout the world." This was seconded by the Rev. Profemor Cowie, who urged upon the wealthy inhabitant' of the City the duty of liberally contributing to the funds of the society, and al enlisting their friends in the came, promisiag himself to obtain at last six new subscribers in his own parish (St. Lawrence Jewry) between this and the mast animal meet ing, and espesseing a hops that others who were wombat would follow his example. The motion having been adopted, The Rev. E. Haciume moved, and Sir H. Youci, late governor of South Australia, seconded the following " That the church of England is specially bound to labour for the conversion of the heathen subject@ of the Brit* crown ; cad that this meeting, therefore, earnestly appeals to the whole church to supply the society with the means to extend its "Maimn both in the eastern and western portions of the vast empire of Groat Britain," which was also carried. A vote of thanks to Sir F. Moon for presiding, and to the Lord Mayor for the use of the Egyptian•haU, moved by Mr W. BERTON and decanted by Framer" BOR ROWS, was agreed to, the acknowledgment of which by Mae chairman eloped the proceeding& A coliseum was afterward' made, to which the claims sad the Lord Mayor contributed ten guineas each. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Abatittoult, I UNE 'lt —Arrourritattra.—Com- Toaador4. H. Fenton: to be inspecting oommeader of the Cceitlitzl in etesEane, dosseesd, Oonmatuder T. A. Stria bassets Wort laving boon cooosiled. Masten S. Jackson. edditiosal, to the Combatiaod, lac the Seepset.; J. G. Meagan, additional, to the St. Vin oast, tot the Sealark. WOOLWICH, Jowl 16. A notice was this day received from the War Department ty the authorities at the Royal Areal,ma to the area that {he Danish Plenipotestiaries will visit the este %Raiment et an early day, and inspect the whole of the wiasufactorins and water departments, for which every , faoility is to be given. BAIDWAY 470 PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yentecday the oppositionof the corporation of the City of Leedom to the proposed East London Railway was opened by Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C. ; Mr. Rummell Gurney, the recede and Mr. Chambers, the common enjoin'. The comma ; = object to the Mimics of the railway within the preclude of the City, and to those particular porticos of it that impose to ten by the sent side of Bounden& to a Loctioa with the Finsbury catmint% of the Metropolitan way at Little Moorfieldx, and to the lengths op the east side of Moorsrte e tnet, to the City branch of the North London wag, near Sanotreet, and to the Liverpool area terminus of the London an d North-Western. Mr. Haywood, engineer to the City of London Cmporatiou, was examine, and elated that the underground portion of the lice was objectionable in an engineering and public port of view, and that the open portion would to the demolition of a large amount of property, the acquisition of which would be very expen sive, He thos,glit, moreover, that the tom:dui:non of the nativity would be a noisanee. It would ran so cites to the Friewils' meeting-house in Bishopsgate-street in to interfere with their meditations and the quietude of their meetings. Yolerjeant Bellies, Q.C., objected to the adducing any oedema in ONIBILIiOII with the Freed, and their establish meat, inasmuch as they had not petitioned against the bill, and consegatatly had eo locus siondt.. The committee, however, overruled the ageetios, and Mr. floylasd, one of their number,.ms examined to prove the correetneee of the einsrtiou thatthe onward their devotional meetioperould be destroyed,athibiting at the esme time a model of the needing-home to th e committee. After hearing Mr. Pbion, Q. a 3 s oo the whole case, the oommittee passed the bills occupied their anentioa saute dap foe the North Staffordshire Railway Casupsny's new works and Silverdale and Keeley *Monaco& They also passed the bill to enable the North Staffordshire to make the That'll Railway of two miles fro m • Prothro with their Potteries Hoe, at Warrantee to Ileerskl Hall and Pottery, to raise 2.3,011111/. and mate debilitate stock. Mr. Johnson informed the committee that the promoters of the Shrewsbury and Putt :lee Jamas Railway had elected to withdraw that bill. Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., opened the bill to em• power the Landau and North Western Railway to make • new approach to the Eustoneatios through the northern pot of Easton-square, for deviations, to resin for ten years superfluous lands at Pieper, Bedford, Birmingham, Ruby, and St. Albans. to &hoodoo the tea. structiso of ttheallway between Cheadle, Bulking and the Stockpett, Maley, end Whaleybridgeauthorieed inlB6l,and to sanction the abandonment by the South Staffordshire of the Jim:floe line to the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver hampoth authorised is 1865, to use certain railways of Messrs. Alleopp sod Boos at Burton-on-Trent, to contract with the Gnat Western Railway for the use and working of the line to comma the Worcester, Abergavenny, and Hereford with the Hereford, Roes and Gloucester. It is farther reposed to enter into arrangements with the Midlandßailway with respect to the Melia of their (soothes railways, Rad a to taking a joint lease of the loatioder sod Carlisle, Lancaster and Priam, and Kendal and Windermere railways, and to cooked with the Lancashire sad Yorkshire with re. epee to the Preston station. The company also seek powers to °Destruct nine small breathes in order to complete and consolidate their system in the north, including two short branches near Bedsides to manect the Hampstead junction with the company's main line and with the West London. For these imposes they propose to raise 300,0001. as sew ordinary or peefeseem capital, and 100,0004 by Witham wee examined. The evidence of SG. =, the *aglow e the line, occupied the committee of which Mr. Haire is chairman, on the Gloucester and Ledbary Railway. The bill for the South Wales Mineral Railway was passed in Mr. Paall's committee. Mr. Webster opened the owe of the Swansea Vale sod Neath and Brecon Rail way is Mr. Watlingtoe's committee, the object of the bill being to incorporate the company with a capital of 120,000/. in dowse and 40,00 W. leen, for • line of eight miles from a /auction with the Swamies Vale to the Neath and Brecon at Celbrsnd. Evidence adduced in favour. The bill for the Pembroke and Tesby bill passed. The case of the Man. cheater, Sheffield, and Linooloshire Company's steamboats came on in Sir F. Giolditad's committee, Mr. Leith, of the Gam Northern, being examined by Mr. Saunders in favour. In the Lords, the committee of which Lord Belper is ethiconin, after bearing counsel on both sides, pained the bill for the proposed Solway, Cumberland, and Dumfries shire Amain" Railway, but declined to give run t tnoowere to the Gleagow and Soath Western . Lord You • coma mines, eta paging th e Edioburgh and Leith Sewerage Improvemot Bill, entered on the consideration of that for the Gloucester and Abwystarith Railway ; and further evident* occupied Earl Devon's 'nominee on the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway. EDUCATION INNPNCTORS' REPORT .—The reflect committee appoiated to iaquire into the pnotics of the Committee of Council oe Mdocatioa, with respect to the report• of her Majesty's inspecton of schools. met yesterday (Thursday), at oDe o'clock ; Mr. Howes in the chair. The other members are Mr. Dodson, Sir P. Egertoe, Lord Hotham, the Hon. C. Howard, Lord R. Cecil, and the Lord Advocate. The inclairy will be coodacted with closed doon. AfurOCIATION ix AID OF TIM DEAF AND DUDS. The sauna meeting of this assoeistior vu held yesterday, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's. Lord Radstmk in the chair. Mr. Pritchard,Xthe secretu7, read the report, which stated the object of the moiety to be to relieve the position of the deaf and dumb by services on Sundays in the sign language ; by lectures on monist subjects on other days, by clergy house visitation, by obtainiog employment, by affording pc:tunny aid, and by obtaining admission and paying the expense of the education at the Brighton School, of such children as had passed the age of edreielioo to the London school. The whole of those objects had been carried out to the extent the funds at the disposal of ,the moiety permitted. The avenge attendance at the Sunday services was from 60 to 100, and the lectures were also well attended. Several had been provided with situations during the year, and others relieved in various ways.. The number of deaf and dumb people in London was estimated at 1,820, the majority of whom were in humble dream. stances, and fitting recipients of the benefits of a society s like the present The committee regretted that the income of the society for the peat year had fallen cff, necessitating the selliog out of 501. stock to meet the eurtent ezpermes. The building fund now amounted to 1.900/., but was still iosufficient to warrant building operations being commeeced. The report concluded with an earnest appeal for extended support from the benevolent public. Lord Ebnry moved the adoption of the report, and hoped the fact male known to-day, that the society stood in great need of support, would not be forgotten. The resolution was seconded by the Rev. Mr. Michael, supported by Mr. Joseph Payne, and agreed to. after iddreesee from other gentlemen, a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceedings. 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A meeting of gentlemen connected with the Australian colo.iss was bold on Wednesday at the office of the Victoria Emigrants' Assistance Society, in Bocklenbury, to support the movement for the total awed= cif two to Australia. The chair woe ciocu ir rirry Mr. HINLZT, late Colonial Secretary for Tasmania ; and there were also present Mr. M'Arthur, Mr. Cox, sad Mr. Goorp Thorntoo„ South Australia ; Mr. Waterhouse. late Colonial Sea-. etary for South Australia ; Mr. Youl, from Tasmactia ; and from Victoria, MOWS. Westprth, /CCombie, Sargood, Benjamin, Knight, M'Emen, Hitchcock, Hay, Ilrchell, and Alesander. The proceedings baring been opened, the first business of the meet* was to agree to a draft of a memorial to the Colonial Secretary, which having been reed by the siscretarg, was adopted. OD the motion of Mr. Warmiouar, seconded by Mr. itanramitt, a deputation was then appointed to press upon the minister the views taken on the subject of transporta tion both by the colonist. and indueutial gentlomeo Con nected with Australia who won now Is this ceortry. THE HEARTS OF OAK BENEFIT socarr. At the Marlborough -street Police court yesterday, Mr. Evan Evans, of No. 18, Greek-street, again littlissld before Mr. Knox. to answer a summons for that, being the secretary of the Hearted Oak Friendly Society, he gave to Thomas Nye, a member, a copy of rake which bed wet been enrolled with the clerk oft he pesos of the county, or certified by Mr. Tidd Pratt, th e regist ra r of friendly minim - Mr. Wood (of the firm of Wood sad Rios) appeared on behalf of the ootuplaanant and about 8,000 otter members of the society; and Mr. Lewis, of Elyplaos, foe the defmadent. The evidence taken on the bat occasion, shish was of considerable length, wan read over. It wan to toe effect that the complacent, when admitted a member, had m owed from the defendant a copy of rules which bad been altered in several important particulars after the rube had been certified by Mr. ridd Pratt. One of the altered Mee did away with the neeemity of the appointment of en auditor between the secretary end the members of the society. It wee stead that there wee an error of 1,0004 in thehieownts. Wood said when the case was last before the mart his worship suggested that the chairman on the occasion when Nye received the book of roles should be sum moned. lie wished to state that the defendant Reams, who had charge of the address book, had refused to say where How ard , the chairman, lived, and ooseequently no w had been takes ageinet FP - nerd. He had now l oel=for the committal of tbe defendant. Mr. Knoz said when he granted the application for ad journment on the last occasion it was not brans he had any doubt about the course be ought to Ulm. The wee wee a most important one. Tee defendant was charged with mining a copy of the rules of the society other than those certified by Mr. Tidd Pratt, the Registrar of Friendly Societies, the altered rules involving such important mat ters as the omission of the appointment of an auditor be tween the defendant and the members of the society, and cheeses in the time of meeting. There was also an alleged doff - ciency of 1,0001. in the funds of the society. The government had required, for the better protection of the uons,Gets at benefit societies, that Mr. Ildel Pratt should inspect sad certif y the rules. lo the mite of the Hearts of Oak Society, Mr. Tidd Pratt had ordered that there should be an auditor appointed iedepeadent of the secretary, and that this auditor should afford the members a planatee that thee should have whet the society proudest!, and what from their exertions they were entitled to expect. He coneidered that this, as far as the civil business of the court was concerned, WAS the most important case that had 001:00 before him. He should commit the defendant forfora misdemeanour, bat would take bail in the sum of 1001. for his appearance at the Central Criminal Court. EXTENSIVE POST•OPPICE ROBBERIES. At the Bow-street Police-court yesterday, Robert , RIZOO. a post-office letter carrier in the &E., or South Eastern diseriot ; Richard Walker. who described himself as an oil-painter ; and henry Parker, house-painter, ware brought up on remand charged with being concerned in stealing a number of post-letter. • Mr. Peacock 000 ducted the prosecution on behalf of the Post-office authorities ; Mr. Pster, the barrister, for Rim) ; and Mr. Beard, for Walker. Mr. Pesosck said that for some time past there bad bees numerous complaints of the loss of letters in the South Eastern district, and the matter was placed in the hands of I Forager. That officer, assisted by detective Han and constable Cheshire. scoordimay instituted an in vestigation, the results of which led toss strong suspicion of the three prisoners, whom the officers had, consequently, been watching for tiniest two months. There were several mass against the prisoners. Inspector Foulger, detective Hancock, and con s t a bl e Cheshire, of the City force, were called to prove the farts as to the previous intimacy of the prisoners, sad the circum stances wader which they were apprehended. The otEeers had frequently seen the prisoners together in the street, and also at • public-house called the Casper* Hero. On one °sissies Hizon was heard to say, " Don't let as be seen together; there is no knowing who may be about." Other evidence having been given in support of the varies charges against the prisoners, they were fully committed as under :—All three for stealing four letters ; for stealing a chuck for on the Barnsley bank ; and for stealing a l'osi office order ; Parker for foreleg the receipt for a registered letter, and the signature to the moos, seder ; all for stealing a letter containing a 104 note from Folkestone ; Walker for forging the name of • Mr. Garwood me that note; end Parker for resisting and assaulting the polies Mr. Henry then mid, sddreeing the Inepoctee—Mr. Foulest, I thick you demos great credit fer the amasser is which you have welched this ease. You has dose peat service to the Post-office and the Walla HOILKIIIAN'S TL is choice and strong, moderate In price, and wholesome t. , use. These admitsita have secured La this tea a pothered preference. 1$ la sold in packets bp IMO agesta.—{Advarelmoseat. ..