The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-11 00:00:00

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Passage money, including steward's Ise and provithons, but without wince o' Sondra:—To Haifa: and Boston, chief cabin, A 22; second cabin, gib. To New York, chief cabin, 42:5 ; second cabin. LlE—Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street, London; J. M. Currie, Havre, and 12. Place do In Bourse, Paris; O. and J. Barns, 30. Jamaica street, Glasgow; D. and C. Macleer, Queens town: or D. and C. Macleer, 8, Water-street, Liverpool. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORE TWICE A WEEK. TH!LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and lILADELPIIIA STEAMS WP COMPANY intend do Watching their tnllvowered Clyde-built Iron Screw Stearn-Skips, aarrying the United States mai* FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK: CITY OF PARIS. Wednesday. Au:putt& • CITY OF MA NC HESTE.E, Saturday, August IS. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday, August Et = ovary Wednesday and alternate Fridays and eletnniaNt by the mail steamers saWag every Wednesday, 15. 17, an Pu d a lß it:Meek according to the aesommodaalan. Forward name& includes a fuU sum* or cooked rovr4 zs ons Paseenstra for Goads and the Uhfted Mates booked hon tars.—For further ganileuless to M.LIA T irLWITY, Water-street. Lleespool ; and to and M.ACKY, Si, ttcg WU iam-streat. London. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The Nether lands Steamboat company's fut and favourite steamer RATAVIES, Captain W. SMITH, sells EVERY SUNDAY from Brunswickwbarf, Blackwell, at 11 a.m., and returning from Rot * seism every Tuesday. Pares : Saloon, Al : lore eabln,lSa— the screw steamer , Raptatn M. Van t Hoff, fr Amp om off the Tower, EVERY YYNNOORD THURSDAY MORNING early. returning from Rotterdam every Bundny.—Perfreight or passage apply to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co.. St. Dun mianlrenitse, L C.: or to CHAPLIN'S Universal-office, Rageatt term. 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GENTLEMAN'S PATENT POCKET .I BOOK ..tent direct from the manufaclurers' In best Rus sian leather, beautifully lined with red or green silk, contains macerate compartments for gold, silver, and bank-notes, postage and receipt stamp pockets, Ivory tablet and metallic pencil, Ink assztr, sliding ivory pen-handle, superior pearl-handle pen knife, sllvertoothpick, tweezers, and nail-Bic, all secured in very mill mimes, and fastened by patent gilt chuge.—Free by post for 00 stamps to any part. G. and W. MARTIN, Devises, Wilts. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1866. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. 3 *parting commence. (ST BURMAICHNI AND MAGIVITIO TELEGRAPH.) I LEWES BALES.—FRIDAY. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) The meeting at Lewes oommaneed yesterday, end lung from the amount of support accorded the pleasant Bathe is CONCLUSION OF A TRUCE BETWEEN likely to be one of the must interestilm of the three forming SUNNI fortnight. Mr. Verrall issued an excellent programme, AUSTRIA AND ITALY. and the well,known Downs, Mons which sonic charming views VIENNA, AUGUST 10. • Lm " ° Th b l l66 -2 weetihnerd3withathe ex e cep n tion be o; s o f f ew P W:w ie erral ‘ c i ll A truce has been concluded between Austria and e ff ected a clearance while they lested, was deligntfully tine. Seven events were set down on the card for decision, and these Italy. The Italians undertake to evacuate the produced some capital sport, details of which are appended : Trent territory, and to retire behind the Taglia- 2 THX Perrier BrAces of :land each, 5 ft, with toe added, for -yr-olds ; colts, Int lab lowances. T. Y.C. : five furious'. (42 subs.) 11331313133 3ild al iment°. (HZO7l3l''S TELEGRAMS.) Mr. Sortie's D'Estournel 1 Sir. 0. Jones's Plantago VIENNA. AUGUST 10. Mr. J. B. Mule's Min Bateman The Austrian Gazette of this evening, in an Betting : 100 to 15 on IYEstourriel. and lOte 1 :eget Plantego. I A 5.50 PLATE for all ages ; selling and other allowances. One article upon the peace negotiations, says :—" Italy m i le . has hitherto considered Prague as the town where • Marquis of Hastings' Forester 11r. Chaplin's Effervescence the peace negotiations would be carried on. As, Lord Westmorland's Merry Hart 3 however, by the cession of Venetia all connexion I r e t,l i i i , ° : w 6 l: lB e Z e r t an E g 4- 4, l " fw e t•J s '7,7'rzi,t an 2 ' . (27l° , ` ,7 ' ,;:), has ceased to exist between the negotiations with met AOytsor, and Bto 1 met Merry Hart. Tint DX WARNE/INS HANDICAP of 10 eom each with 100 Italy and those which have to be carried on with added, for 2-yrolds and upwards. T.Y.C., about Rye furkings. Prussia, the necessity for the direct co-operation of I (72 subs, 49 of whom pry 1 soy. ft to the fund.) Mr. 0. Angell's Lady Valentine France—arising from the positive rights which she Mr. IL B. Jefferis Sylph 5. • 2 has acquired—points to Paris as the proper seat of r„.} . Y4onowtralj, ran Gretna, Valeria. and Mineral i eroy 3 the negotiations." Betties: 2 to 1 emit Gretna, 3 to 1 eget Sylph. 100 to 30 eget Lady Valentine, 6 tel 1 and Viceroy, It to 1 agst Valeria, THE tacEinell PLATE of 100 guineas, for S•yr-ohis and upwards. Two miles. dir W. Booth's Enderlin* , Mr. Savile's Ninco Nauca Sir. .1. Wood's Soapstone 3 Betting : Even on .Wapstotie, 5 to 4 agst Nine° Nanca, 10 to 1 ego Rontgant., A SWErrxrakcs of 5 soya each, with 50 added, for two and 3- yr-olds selling and other allowances. ' Half-a.mile. Mr. W. 0. Bennett's Lady Clinton .... Mr. W. G. Craven's Panacea Mr. 8. Thellusson's Miss Fanny Amnia also ran. Betting: 5 to 4 on Mies /mum, 6 to 2 sof Lady Clinton, and 6 to 1 agst Panacea. THE BOROUGH MENEM/ PLATS of 50 sots., for all ages: selling and other allowances. T.Y.C. Mr. Stirling's Lord Wahlegrave 1 Mr. J. Wilson's Colleen . Lord Westmorland's t by Honour—Glance The toiler/Mg also ran : Florican, Elburg, Lancashire Witch, and Sisyphus. Betting : 3 to 2 agst the Glance filly, 3 tol agst 31 1 11A 11 4 6 tel I *Mat Lord Waldetouve, 13 to 2 agst Colleen, and 10 to 1 each apt Luieselitre Witch and Elixirs. THE Wittnit CUP ,Illandkup) of blows. each,'_ ft, with a Cup, value 50 sous., added ; gentlemen riders , professionals, 71berive ; winners extra. One mile and a half. (TO subs.; Mr. W. I. Jimmie heko Mr. Noble's The Tartar Sir. Hawkins' Lydia The following also ran : C by Frostnore, Rarkaway, and Frolic. Betting : sto 4 eget The Tartar, 5 to 2 agat Belo*, 6 to 1 agst Relic, and 8 to 1 egos Lydia. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. THE LEWES HANDICAP. 6to 1 apt Lucifer I7to 1 test Gemara (t) 7to 1 Dulcimer 3) 10 to 1 John Davis (t) 7 to 1 Trapeze (I) 12 to 1 Violent (t) 7 to 1 Beirut 4) FRANCE AND THE RHINE PROVINCES. PARIS, AUGUST 10. I The Temps of this evening publishes a telegram from Berlin stating that great excitement prevailed there in consequence of the demand addressed by France to the Prussian cabinet. M. Benedetti left for Paris yesterday evening. .... 1 .... Y .... S ESITLNG AT MANCHWITEIL-FIUDAY. LEWES IiANDICAP. 4to I agst Lucifer :t. I7to 1 Agit Trapeze (t 4 to 1 (lowers ,t) EROS HANDICAP. 10 to 1 agat MissHaworth ;1) 12 to 1 agst Westwick ft) 10 to 1 Itoulsey 1' 12 to 1 TreastueTroveX 10 to 1 Caithness ,t) 16 to 1 Fitzroy t) 12 to 1 Zenubia ,t) 10 to 1 tilendate It) NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. TL'ICiIAT.--ULT. Y. YORK AUGUST MEETING. WEDNESDAY, AVOCET Itt • ACCIPTANCIB FOR THE ORIAS. HROIL HANDICAP of 100 lOU., added to a sweepstakes of 'in son. sash, 10 ft, and 5 only U de. elared ; the winner of any handicap value 100 son., August 1, at six p.m., 71b ; of two of that value, or one of 200 son., 101 b; of three, or one value 500 son., 141bartra ; the second to receive 60 son. Two miles over the Old Course. (52 subs., 27 of whom pay 5 son. each.) Ate St lb Age et lb John Davis 8 12 Pltrrov Cambtuican 5 9 7 lf Ls Haworth Monkey Scamander 6 8 2 Caithness Archimedes Harry Brailsford.... 4 7 7 Oleadale S 510 Lysander 4 7 0 Kangaroo . 4 paid Corners Treasure Trove 3 2 0 Siberia Zenobia Belim Westwicic Retrousse THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. =BUN, AUGUST 10. The draft of the address of the Upper House to the King begins by alluding, with gratitude to God, to the glorious and successful war in which Prussia has been engaged, and which was carried on under the leadership of the King. It points out that Prussia was forced into the war for self-defence, and that this fact greatly tended to lessen her re gret at being engaged in hostilities with former allies. The addrem continues, "After the with drawal of Austria from the Germanic Confedera tion, it may be presumed that friendly relations will subsist between her and Prussia. The new organisation of Germany will be the means of pre venting any future bloodshed or conflicts between German States. The reform of the military organisa. tion has been puttothe test, and hasbeenoompletely justified by.the brilliant results which have been obtained. The Upper House expresses its recogni tion of the disinterested mediation of a foreign power BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS. ant COUCHES, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Fortuna- Issas, *a, at PRICES CONSIDERABLY RIDUCED. 1416, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SON, It and 4, GOODGE-STRERT, mid 46 Ana 66, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD, W. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, se admirably contrived that a toll butt, as well aa =miler orb, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its action k so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 15.,145., to salt 41. 9, and 18 gallon casks, BARIA)W'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 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TiIIBEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious Liver Complaints, FRAMPTON'S TILL of RIALTH bold by all Mealtime Vendors, at Is. lid. and Ps. fkL par box ;or obtained throtugh aky Clismisk fIiHOLERA.—IIIAIZENA, in Seasons of Cholera, N../ or any prevailing epidemic, Is a Preventive, Restorative, Midmost halthtul Diet. Retailed by all grocers, oilmen, and chemists. Wholesale agent, TOMLIN, PANDRLL, and Co., 33, lastcheap, London. in the peace preliminaries. The house trusts that the separated portions of the monarchy will be united, and that the future frontier line of Prussia will form a guarantee for her security and her position as a great power." In coeclusion the address says :—" Under the glorious sceptre of our royal house Prussia will advance onward, by the growth of her power abroad, and the development of her internal prosperity, to the fulfilment of her mission in Germany." The Chamber of Deputies was opened at a quar ter past ten this morning by General von Steven-i hagen. Ministers von Heydt, Roon, Selchuw, and Eulenburg, were present. Before the house pro ceeded to the order of the day, Herr Grabow stated that after mature and conscientious consideration of certain communications respecting his proposed election to the presidency, made to him by some of his political friends, but the nature of which he could not make public, he had arrived at the firm and unshakeable conviction that the interests I of the house and the country required him to de cline the presidency of the Chamber. General von Stavenhagen, in a speech which elicited shouts of " No" from the Right, and "Yes " from the Left, gave expression to the regret caused by the decision of Herr Grabow. The house then proceeded to elect a president. At the first voting Hert von Forckenbeck received 154, Count Arnim 134, and Count Schwerin 24 votes. One hundred and sixty-six votes being necessary to constitute the absolute majority required, a second election took place, in which Herr von Forcken beck obtained 170, Count Arnim 136, and Count Schwerin 22 votes. Herr von Forckenbeck ac cepted the election, and made a short speech, thank ing the Chamber for the honour conferred upon him. General von Stavenhagen, belonging to the Left Centre, was elected first vice-president by 180 votes against 145 given in favour of Herr Holzapfel, of the conservative party. Herr von Bonin, of the old liberal party, was chosen seodnd vice-president by 180 votes against 125 accorded to Herr von Blankenburg, of the conservative party. BERLIN, Auctsr 10, Evans°. The King has accorded a farewell audience to General Govone. His Majesty has also received the hereditary Prince of Saxe Meinnigen. Prince Ysenburg, formerly Prussian ambassador in Hano ver, has left Berlin for the Hanoverian capital on an extraordinary mission to the Queen. 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(By Direct Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, Jri.T 31, 3.8 P.N. 7lbs. shirting', 7r. 14a. ; 8111 as. ditto, 9r. 12a. ; 40s. mule twist, 19a. Cotton quiet: Dhollerah, 346 r. Exchange on London, ls. 110. Tho rate of discount has been reduced 1 per cent. The latest London date is 28th July. CALCUTTA, JULY 30. Markets all unchanged. Exchange on London, ls. 111 d. Government securities : Four per Cents., 882 ; Five per Cents., 1041 ; Five-and-a• Half per Cents., 104. CRYSTAL BALMIL —MY. Woodin will give entertainment at the Crystal Palace this afternoon, at three o'clock ; Ether& performing at half-past two. The orchestral band of the company will play for the usual afternoon promenade. ST. JAMES, CURTAIN-ROAD.-011 Thursday last some hundred children and several poor old men and women were taken for a country treat to the Rye House, Roddesdon, Herts. They were conveyed by a special train on the Great Eastern Railway, and left Shoreditch about ten o'clock in the forenoon. On their arrival at the Bye House the children soon commenced a variety of juvenile rustic games, and the old folks took walks in the surrounding fields , and all appeared very_ happy. The day being delightfully fine, they were enabled to enjoy the Tea air throughout the day. The worthy rector, the Rev. J. W. Markwell, and some friends accompanied the party and all paid great a ttention to the comforts and wants of the children and poor people. A bountiful tea was served np in the old banquetting-hall, and after an hour or two bad Mein been spent in the beautiful gardens, the party returned to town, highly delighted with the day ' s proceed. ings. It is much to be regretted that the St. JlVara'a school is so greatly in debt to Mr. Illarkwell.' It affords • daily instruction to a large number of poor peo_ple. BREECH-LOADERS HE TURKRY. —in Stamboul, as THE NEW ACT O N TH E CARRIAGE AND DRPOSir ON In London and Par', breechloaders are the q u estion of DANGEROUS Gooloc. —Yesterday the OW eat was published the day at the MOW?, of War. The fienskier JR daily to amend the law with respect to the carriage and deposit besieged by competitors for the conversion of the existing :;ectlerous goods. Nitro-glycerine ts disiMiced to be rifles or their cuUMMtion by new ones, and is puuled by y dangerous, and other goods by an order in elonnsil specimens of almost every known vuriMy of 'the new clue ray be deemed dangerous, and each goods WV to be of arm. His favourite is said to be an American repenting marked, and • notice given of their ehatneMr t Mod any rifle, which loads Mess cartridges at a time thron4ll the Demon who commits • breach wilfully is to be liable to • butt, and may be fired, It is said, thirty times 41 minute. Penalty of 5(66., or two years' imprisonment: Vim terra But this desirable " notion " costs 61. NIL b . "eh; and is sorrier is to Malachi persons or bodies owning goods or therefore beyond the mement reach at the Malieh.—LevorM Passengers by land or water. Herald, August 1. CHINA. (By Overland Telegr►pb from Gallo.) HONG KONG, JULY 13. Tea unchanged. Total export, 30,000,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4s. old. SHANGHAI, JULY 6. Silk advancing. Exchange on London, 6s. 4d. Freights, 31. 10s. AMERICA. (ay Anrirric nascsars.) NEW YORE, AUGUST 7, Evinrnrc. Gold, 147 g. Exchange on London, 154. Illinois, 121} ; Erie, 681; 5.20 United States Bonds, 109. Cotton : Middling Upland, 35i. CRICKET. DdtDDLILYES r. NOITINGILLIISELIIE.—'II2is match was continued yesterday, and at the close of the day's ➢lay the score stood as follows :—Nottingham, first Innings, 174: second innings, three wickets down, el. Middkwel, first innings, 172. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. COWNS, FRIDAY EV1311140, Atcura There is little tube added in reference to the race for 1.001. round the Isle of Wight, the notice of the proceed ing, yesterday extending to the Needles Presage. Before arriving off Freshwater the Lufra had taken the lead, but pressed closely by the Arrow. The Titania and Panto mime were close u n the quarters of the Arrow, and the Lulworna, C • and loianthe bringing up the rear. The following was the time, taken when off Veutnor H. H. 8. 1 51 35 1 54 47 1 56 2 1 66 15 1 66 96 1 57 47 2 2 37 2 6 13 2 12 15 The rest of the course presented little change except with respect to the Titania, for before reaching the }lo wan buoy below Rya's, she actually overhauled and passed the Arrow, a triumph over one of the fastest yachts of the squadron, and indeed the Arrow could barely make way against the Pantomime, and the Blue Bell wee so little astern as to make her rather a dangerous competitor. The Rgeria was then the only vessel in eight. The following is the tins) take* on passing the No-man Buoy : H. H. 11. I.utra Titania Arrow S 13 6 Pantomime Blue Bell Eger's 3 14 12 The course to Cowes was now a beat against the Good tide, the Lufra keeping under the island, while the Arrow went out to pick up a breeze from the north shore. The Lufra was well to windward, and the Arrow did not find what she expected. The Blue Bell took the third place, and the Titania, who had hitherto done so well, fell off, and dropped a long distance astern. The Pantomime. was, in reaching in towards the mart-boat, subject to ore of those common nuisances so annoying to racing ves sels. A large schooner, aot in the race, got in the way, and the Pantomime was obliged to put about. The con sequence was that she was compelled to make another tack to fetch the mark-boat, and this caused a conaider , able loss of time, or there was no doubt that she would have arrived at the winning-post before the Egeris. The race was concluded abreast of the Squadron Castle, and the time of arrival was as follows : Lulra Arrow blue Bell EgeriA Titania l'aut• , mime Lulwurth ChrUtabul loleathe R. s. 14. Infra Arrow 4 45 20 Blue Bea Fterie 4 68 S Psintosalme Cluistabel Ate Age tie i .The rest were not timed, as they had either given up Tormentor Advance (arouse 4 N i nco 3.,„" ‘ 8 r0 i winner of the first rise eof 70t., beating the Pantomime The Monkof Avon 3 Elland Breese 134334314 A 3 34{31 Haworth . . 3 Dagniar 3 . 211., beating the Egeria by 1 min. 51/ see. The Egeria took Lothario Toon...din Love-Apple 4 Contrail P r i m at e 3 Fleur des Bois .. 8 Ceylona so fast a vessel • and it must be equally so to M. Watchboz 4 Gentili° Dame.... 3 Siberia 3 rxr, that he has b een able to produce a yacht Gong Peon Slender 3 Queen Mary S Wild Parsley •• • • 4 sent almost unconquerable in these waters. Verdant Violent Valiant Vigorous Zeuobia Slieve Carne .... 3 Camellia Scheldt 4 Peppers Obeat .. 4 Black Prince, by Of the royal yacht was brilliantly illuminated. There was Broondelaw 4 Musketeer Nu Brahma Medina Dubiety 4 Quick March 3 Splitvot• Brown Bread .... 4 Surrey i Messmate 3 Philueopher 6,4 Ig P .h lu te : s4. ) ..._Sir . . T . at . . w .. 0. 7 , mar. date Retrousse chioness of Drogheda, Lord H. l'aget, the Earl of Car- Outcas t Major ) La Fortune La favorite iindaleigh 4 **rime of Wales 3 Duet Planet sodmentiam .... 4 Sandal .: Moulsey Dean Swift Melia 6 Comus id atainore 4 gby Wlndhouud— Rococo Verde Treasure Trove .. 3 Wild Poppy 4 Lady Vane Hartehorn Lightning 4 Terror Farce 6 Sportsman Lively Abergeldie Proserpina Potomac &amender Lady Tredegar .. 4 Ilawitzwell Princess of Wales 4 King Charming .. 4 Roland Mir Harriette .. 3 Regalia 4 Musketeer Friday ' Othello Belzoni Thalia Rama 3 The Guide 4 The Eater I Duke of York .... S Mrs. Allan sundedah 5 Roden , lied Earl 1 M in i a k a 4 Brimstone NOMINATIONS for the CIISARZWITCH STARTS, a free handicap of t 5 eon. each, 15 ft, with 200 added. Cesarewtteh Course. 173 entries" The weights to be published on Thursday. September 5, and acceptances to be signified un or before Tuesday, September 11, at noun. Sabal antr Atittarp. i 4 1 WOOLWICH, Annual' 10. , FIELD-DAY.—In accordance with orders, the 4 whole of the available troops in garrison, comprising the 6 Royal Horse and Foot Artillery and the Royal Marine 3 Light Infantry, assembled on the common this morning 5 at half-past 11 o'clock for inspection by the commandant, 4 Major•Oeneral Wards, C. 13., and to carry out a aeries of 4 • Seld-day evolutions. ▪ The Zebra, screw steamship, which has been under re -5 construction at this dockyard during the put ten months, 4 is ordered to be completed by the 31st inst., and the offi -6 sail time for the completion of the new screw surveying g vessel Sylvia is the kith inst. 5 • The entry of lads a* board the ?lewd flag-ship for the 3 naval servioe has been fur the present suspended. PORTSMOUTH, Auccer 10. The Mary Shepherd, hired sailing transport, Captain Croot, belonging to Messrs. J. Lidgett and dons, of London, arrived at Portsmouth to-day from Auckland, New Zealand, which port she left on the Bth of May. She brings home a wing of the 40th Regiment, under the com mand of Major Blyth, consisting of 358 men and the following officers ; — Captain Fitssimed, Captain and Brevet Major Fisher, Lieutenants Lloyd, Dudgeon, Burton, Phillips, and Cartwright, Ensigns Gomez and Pretor, and Amiatant-Surgeon Stiles ; Major Paul, 65th Regiment ; Assistant-Surgeon M. Jones, Royal Artillery ; the Rev. J. Baylay, staff military swami; Mrs. Blyth, Mrs. Fitzsimons, and Mrs. Bayley, are also passengers in the ship. She came into Portsmouth harbour to-day, and the troops dis embark and go into quarters in Clarence Barracks, Ports mouth. The Mazy Shepherd left Portsmouth this evening fur London with a valuable cargo of colonial produce. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TLESDAT, OCT. M. ENTRIES for the CAMBIUMS:OIIRX STAKES of 25 WTI. each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared on or before Tuesday, Sept. 11, by 12 o'clock at noon, with 100 son. added, Cambridgeshire Course. 065 subs. ) Weights to be declared at the same timer for the Cesarewitch. 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Moritz, 71.105. ; Dr. Meet ifswldna, Si. • Mrs. a =3T 'York . 3 Hoerr Redaa .... ...... 1 '.Plemet - Kolar Toodesough, Convent 4 .nsr is Magi .. 3 0aME4140•2 ...... 6 4t An eiy 2 1 .e2 1 .. u.s om p s !i c 0 se, •R. R. M., Se. ; .. „ , Godusershane 4 lad m y s , t om "s M L., 16E4 F. F.; 1Sle: • r C.' s iti s ' o ll y • *Fid g. i.4 2:4 teen - -it 1 'by -rawL- 'Prince of wales .. g Ir• A. 11 . 6 .• Tagetherc idlts• ; neldroiv Dean Swift [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE MEMORIAL TO THE LATE LORD CARLISLE. A meeting of the subscribers Co the fund for emoting a memorial to the late Earl of Carlisle was held on Thurvd!ty in the De Grey Rooms, York. The chair was occupied by the Earl of ZITLANII, Toni lieutenant of the North Riding. The secretary, Mt 11T. P. Creyke, read the report by the general committee, which stated that the subscriptions received emanated to Abut 2,450/. The had been about 1801., of which the largest moiety, fri.7. for preliminary expenses and advertising in the first instance. Allowing mom margin for de fi ciency in getting in the rest of the subecriptionsp it will probably not be safe to reckon on having moss than 2,2001. to expend. The most suitable site to be found was on an eminence known ne Bulmer-hill, from whence a monu ment would be visible from the whole vale of York. Five eminent architects were asked to send in designs, and the design of By co4ero,i, of London, having a large majority tri its fairotrr was soo&dingly selected. This design, which was submitted to the meeting, is • large Doric column, decorated at the top pith wreaths, and having at the base • flight of steps and four smaller columns, which will contain the arms of the late Earl. On tee motion of Mt D. Gayle', 4tonded by Mr. G. Baines, the repot was adopted. • 4 • EXTRAORDINARY EMBEZZLE-1f ENT AND FORGERY AT ZING'S YNN. One of the moat extensive cams• of defalcation with which forgery and embezzlement are mixed up that has been known in the eastern counties ter some time past has just been brought to light. and has evolved no small amount of local excitement, as the delinquent moved in a Lun2ectable position is society and was universally The ern, whiebtes been plundered of several thousands of pounds, is one of the oldest and most respect able in King's Lynn—blears. Everard and Sons, wholesale wine and spirit merchants, the vaults being extensive and supposed to be filled with beaded and other stores. It appears that Janus Docking, the delinquent, has been con fidential and msoagsag clerk to Everard and Sons for many years. About five or six years ago, the active partner died, and since then the whole of the busi ness had been under the care of Docking. Early in the present year Mr. Henry Reward dial, and the busi ness of the firm as well as the property fell into the hands of Major Everard Hutton, who was desirous of disposing of the business, and Dimling, representing that a wealthy baronet residing in the district had offered to let him belie several thoneand pounds to take the business, was teethe probable purchaser. None of his friends ap d to entertain a doubt as to the scan raq of his repteseutatious, and so little surprise was occa sioned by an attempt to take hie life, which was foiled. As the time approached for completing the arrangement Docking proceeded to Londes, accompanied by a respect- able solieitor, the object 6f the journey being to receive 3,0001. from the London and Westminster Bank, but through some bitch another visit was rendered necessary, and Docking, allowing the 'elicitor to enter first, failed to follow, but disappeared, and the man of law returned to Lynn minus both money and man. An investigation of the affairs of the firm soon disclosed irregularities and defalcations, to which was added forgery and embezzlement. If there had been only a deficiency of several hundred pounds it is more than probableili at there would have been no warrant applied for ; but when it became evident that thousands—how many is not yet known— instead of hundreds represented the amount not ac counted for or embezzled, and when to all this was added forgery, Major Evernrd Hutton at once took out a war rant for Docking's apprehension. A few days since a re spectable tredennan, and formerly a friend of Docking's, received a letter from him asking foe sloth of money, end suggesting that it should be sent to a certain place at St. Ives, in Huntingdonshire. This person, with every proper sense of his duty, at mica handed over the letter to Major E. Hutton, the result being that the warrant was placed in the heads of Lieutenant Reeves, the superintendent of the borough police, and he was immediately despatched to effect his capture. This he did not do, and what he did is perhaps best known to himself, for when he returned to Lynn be was in such a agate that he could give no account of anything, and at a meeting of the watch committee held yesterday he was discharged from the force. Another officer has started after the fugitive, whQ it is hoped will shortly fall into the bands of justice to meet the very serious charges to be preferred against him. Each day brings out some new and darker feature of the crime, and up to this date the defalcations discovered cannot be less than 4,0001. Tut RATE OF DumouNr.—The following memo rial from the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce was to be presented yesterday —" To the Bight Honourable Benjamin Disraeli, Chautallor of her Majesty's Exchequer. —The memorial of tho Council of the Birmingham Cham ber of Connneree respectfully showeth- -That the rate of discount which hes prevailed during the lest three months has injuriously affected the trade of this district, and that the longer continuance thereof will be productive of results digest:one to its oenunerebil and manufacturing interests. Your meworialista, therefore, pray that her Majesty's government wiR take immediate step, to relieve the existing pressure, by withdrawing the letter of the 11th May last, authorising the easpeodois of the Bank Charter Act of 1844, under certain conditions, and by substituting another letter which shall empower the governors of the Beak of England to mike en additional issue of notes, without imposing any restriction as to •the rate of dis count, or by the adoption of such other measures as her Majesty's government' may deem better' aispted for the dialunent of the pm:wooed object. Signed on b a =, and by authority, of ,the Council, Vice-President 3. S. \Valour." DOWNAELL-HALL 'ESTATE, EMAET.— This free hold estate was offered to auction by Mr. Marsh,on Thurs day last, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, with the following result Lots 1 aud2 bought in ; lot 3, sold to Miss Piole, ef Southweald, for 1 301 . ; lot 4 , sold to Mr. Deacon, of Ditchleye, for 1,4301. ; lot 5, sold to Mr. Catling, of Glou cester-terrace, Hyde-park, for 31(11. ; lot 6, sold to Mr. Cat ling, for3ool. ; lot 7, sold to Mr. Toovey, of Somerset-street, Portman-square, far 1,0001. ; let 8, sold to Mr. Toovey for 1,200/. ; lot 2, sold to Mr. teatime. of ' Brentwood, for 1,0201. • lot 10, sold to Mr. Nicholls, ,of Downsells, for 1601. ; lot 11, sold to Mr. Nicholls for 7001. ; lot 12, sold to Mrs. Mimi!, of the White Hart, Brentwood, for 1,8001.; lot 13, sold to Mr. Nicholls for *sx ; lot 14, sold to Mr. Nicholls for 3801.; lot 15, sold to Mr. Nicholls for 'llO/. ; lot lb, sold to Mr. Nicholls for 500/. ; lot 'l7, bought in. DELVING OFF THE FORELONIIIri: —The village and neighbourhood of Cowden was, on. Saturday night, thrown into a state of great excitement in consequence of an alarming riot between the English and French navvies employed in the construction of the Surrey and Sussex line of railwiy. It appears that the French engineers em ployed by the contractors, Messrs. Waring Brothers, have engaged some lOU Pictish navvies to compete with the English navvies (about the same in number), who were earning Os. per day, the Frinchmen engaging to work Joe 4e. per deg, 11, some even as low as 2s. 4d. In consequence of the Frenchmen working fur so much less money than the Englishmen, the Englishmen came to the determinated on Saturday of driving every foreigner off the line. At about half-pest ten o'clock in the evening they went to a farm house at Blowers Hill, occupied by the Frenchmen, and put their threat labs execution, taming them odt, and smashing the windows at the same time. When they went to the house the y f o und the occupents—mee, women, and chil dren—all in bed. The English navvies rapped at the door for some time before the lendford would open it, but as woe as he did so they struck him down with a bludgeon, and turned the Frenchmen, with their wives and children, out of the house in their bed clothes, and one poor woman who had been eoufined about • f ortn i g ht previously pleaded hard nt she should remain in the house, but theyd her out also with the rest. No policemen were r present at this I time, but a man rode off to the police-station at Tonbridge, I and Superintendent Dance soon dimpal,ched a bod y . of police, beaded hy himself, to the spot. Their arrival stayed further &mare, eisepting that in the meantime seven" bats had been pulled down by them, until Mon day morning, when the English navvies, aimed with bludgeons, some two and a half feet in length, drove the I Frenchmen in herds before them to the Edenbridge sta tion, where the police were awaiting them. The French ' men had drawn their knives, and were brandishing them about, and nu doubt the riot would have resulted in a general slaughter had it not been for the interference of the police, numbering about sixty. When at Edenbridge station the English navvies were kept in the village, and the Frenchmen above the station, the police being stationed between them, ass rangementa being made for other bodies of police, together with a detachment of military to be in readiness when celled tiro. Severs/ of the. French navvies proceeded to acted, in Surrey (on another line), but the greater portion renwined at the Edenbridge station, under the protection of the polies, until orders ars received ;froto the Home Secretary how they are to be diver , ' of. On Monday morn -Mg all tbebeershope were closed in Edenbridge, excepting sere, in consommes of the riot, and busbies* was to a cer tain extent at a stand-stilL The greater portion of Eng. lish navvies resumed work on the line on Tuesday morn ing, and the town was generally quiet. An Englishman wee beenghli Mime the 'Tonkeidge magistrates and re manded. A railway is aboi4 to be constructed between Clonmel, the chief town of Tipperary, and the town of Dungan-an, in the county of 'Waterford, and passing I through Lennon. The Mesa (AMU* states that the Duke of Devonshire has consented to take 60,0001. worth of shares, and also to advance out of his own private purse -Sturdier gam of tIOPOOL tumid' to comple tion of the work, while arrangements have been made far obtaining a loan of 100,0001. THE CHOLERA. The Princess of Wales has contributed 501. to the fund for Mrs. Gladstone's "Temporary Home for Children recovering from Cholera." The Bishop of London announces that several ladies ac customed to nursing, and clergymen from the healthy parts pt London, have offered their services in the districts with cholera. Great benefit has resulted from their exertions, and more volunteers in the same work are urgently needed. The Bishop of London will at once make arrangements for the employment of any competent per who apply by letter to Fulham Palace, 8.W., stating their desire to engage in such work. In the Tower-hill district, cases of cholera are re ported by the medical officers, and 54 deaths of persons at their own dwellings, in addition to those at the hospital. By . the clergy of the same district, 1 52 cases of cholera had been reported as having been brought under their own immediate notice by sick call., arid 46 additional cases be tween the sth inst. and the 9th. The district is embraced in those of the Church of the English Martyrs and of St. Mark'm ltlaitechspeL A local committee has been formed, and is doing a great deal of practical good in the way of a house-to-house vcitation, and in #innhclung sad distributing food, medicines, brandy, blankets, clothing &a., for which • depot has been established in Great Prssoot-street. Up to Thuraday mkt the total sum received at the Mansion-house and the bankers in connection with it towards the relief fund now being raised by the Manion-bonne Committee amounted to 3,2111., and yesterday, in addition, considerably upwards of 1,0001. flowed in. Among the more notable donations, " A Lady" sent 2001. anonymously ; Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, 105/..; Masan Barnett, Hoarse, Haabury, and Co., 100/. ; Messrs. Barclay, Perkins, and Co. NO/. ; Messrs . Dimadale, Drewett, Fowler , and Co., 5 01.; Mr. James Read, b 01.; Mr. Alfred Davis, d. 1.1. 10s. • ' Messrs. Child and Co 'SO/ • Messrs. Spartali ended, 52/. 104.; Messrs. J. R. White and Brothers, 201.; Messrs. Cildecott, Sons, and Go., 211. Mews. Elias and Co., 251. ; Clerks in the Loudon and Westminster Bank, 12/. 2s. 6d.; Clerks at Messrs. Samuel Montagu and Co.'s, 51.; small offerings from servants and children at Putney-heath, 3/. 10s.• Captain Houston Stewart and the o ffi cers of her Maje sty's ship Wellesley, 51. 7s. 6d. ; Mews. Clode and Raker, of 78, Mark-lane. ' a pipe of port wine ; Messrs. Thomas and Bons, 21/. ; Mr. C. :Skipper, 20f. ; Mr. T. G. Barclay, 201. ; Mr. J. A. Hacker, WI.; and Mr. J. S. Oxley, 151. 15e. There ere, happily, symptoms of a decrease in the severity of the outbreak in the Eist•end. The number of oases is not on the increase, and in some localities beyond doubt a diminution has taken place. Some medical men are also of %pinion that the cases which occur now are not of so deadly a type as those which came under their notice two or three weeks ago, when nearly all attacked were carried off ; consequently, the prob a b ilities of recovery are much greater than they were. At the Loudon Hospital, however, it has not been remarked that the disease is leas malignant in form : whatever slight diminution in the per centage of deaths there may be is attributed to the fact that the patients are brought in at an earlier stage of the attack. The number admitted to the haapital in the 24 hours ending yesterday forenoon was 13 ; of these 9 were suffering from cholera, and 4 from diarrhoea. In the pre noes 24 hours the admissions were 19, but of these 9 were for dierrkuto espy. The number of deaths was reduced to 5, all from cholera. On the pprTexious day the deaths num bored 7, one being from • ' On the other hand, the recoveries have been more numerous, being 9 from cholera and 2 from diarrhea, as compared to 6 from the former and 3 from the latter type on the day before. The applicants for outdoor treatment were 212. The patients under treatment within the establishment were 110. In the Whitechapel district the number of new cases of cho lera yesterday returned by the medical staff of the local hoard of works was 15 ; of diarrheas, ; of which 20 were merging into cholera. The deaths were 5. The re turns for the previous day were heavier ; 20 cases of cholera and 1i deaths being reported; the cases of diarrhoea numbering 267, of which 18 were marked " approaching cholera." This district, stretching from the river to the Great Eastern Railway line, skirting the City on one side sad Mile-end on the other, anti including not only Whitechapel parish, but Spitalfields, Mile-end New Towns the Minones, the St. Katherine's Docks, and their neighbourhood, Lower East Smithfield, do., comprises 415 streets and courts, and is inhabited by a population of 80,000. Excepting Bethnal-green, it is the poorest district in Leaden. The bows are ever 9,000 in number, and et these 5,000 are let out in separate tenements, and each has an average of three or four rooms. About 1,000 houses are daily visited and reported on. Where deaths have occurred from cholera the clothes of the deceased are burnt in the presence of the medical officer, and compensation is paid by the board of works to the relatives. Measures are being taken to compel the immediate burial of the died where such steps are required. The Superintendent-Registrar of Stepney reports, with a view to allay fear, that there is a decrease in the flambee of cases of cholera in Mile-end Old-town. The deaths registered from Sunday to Wednesday, both days in elusive, were 46 ; corresponding period of last week, 79. Thegovernom of St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, are engaged in the erection of temporary Wooden buildings for the reception of cholera patients. In consequence of the ravages of cholera and ita calami tous effects upon so large a portion of the community, the committee of the Evangelical Alliance propose holding a special meeting for united prayer in Freemesone-hall, Greet Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, on Thursday evening next, August 16, at seven o'clock, and invite their fellow Christians to assemble and unite in devout supplica tion to Almighty Clod on behalf of all who are suffering from this calamity, that it may please Him to comfort and Wren" them, and speedily remove this visitation from our land. Another death from cholera has occurred in Bristol, the victim of the disease being a woman named Jenkins, the keeper of a marine store-shop in Passage-street. The aufficeitiestook immediate steps in the case, !maths body was buried daring the day at Anro*s Vale Cemetery. The Beard et Health officers afterwards visited the house. They found therein a large quantity of old rags, bones, rabbit skins, and other things of a similar nature, and from the mass collected together a most fearful stench arose. As a matter of cours i : ;l l 4 were at once destroyed, and the place thoroughly c Three other eases of Asked, cholera have weaned in Dublin, two of which have resulted fatally. The Lancet of this week contains a report on the present diffusion of cholera in the East end of Leaden, of which the followinf are the principal conclusionc-1. A remarkably close coincidence of the western boundary of the East London cholera field with the same boundary line of the houses supplied with water by the East London Company -a coincidence preserved from week to week. 2. That the East London Waterworks, to the credit, we believe, of the present engineer to the establishment, Mr. Charles Graves, are well constructed to enable the company to supply good water, so far as the state of the neer at Enfield permits. 3. That this company, however, have the means, both at their filter beds at Lea-bridge, ap parently, and at their Old Ford pumping works, of taking supplies of water from moat objectionable sources, but that the use of these means. under any ordinary circum stances, is disclaimed. 4. That an inquiry into the con dition of a drinking water must be made more as to the nature of its contaminations than as to their amount. 5. That there is a difference between the mode at least of the supply of water by the company of their northern and more elevated districts and that to their southern and low districts, which coineitleswiththe di ff erence in the mor tality by cholera observed in these districts. It would be un safe, however, to draw, at present, ant positive inference from this fact, which, ind ee d, may be adduced in favour of the harmlessness of the water as well as against it. 6. That the other hygienic conditions of the cholera field present no difference freer those of other districts sufficient to ac count for its limitation. To this we may, however, make perhaps one exception in the intersection of the district by the lower part of the River Lea and canals and cuts in con nexion with it, all in a rudely offensive condition. The absence of drainage, through the unfinished state of the low level sewer, is shown to be insufficient to account for the present localisation of cholera. 7. That there is good tituenta of a drinking col water admit of removal by practicable means. for eth.vintgt,hceonlntruariryoutos con mu . ch that has been said on re"° th n e matter, ROYAL ASYLUM OT ST. ANNE'S SOCIETY. —A general court of the governors and subscribers of this society, which affords home, clothing, maintenance, and education to orphan and other necessitous children of parents who had once moved in a superior station of life, was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, kiir Peter Van Notion Pole, Bart., in the chair, to receive a report from the council, and to elect fifteen children into the asylum. The report stated that the new " Albert Wing,"fer the erection of which the council made a special appeal last year, was rapidly progressing towards completion, end that in the course a ise ensiling mondi it would be in a fit ' 1 state for occupation. The council wars deeply grateful to those governors of the asylitm, and to others, who had so generously placed at their disposal funds nese .snillcient to complete the building • but there still zst to he provided the necessary imniture and equipment of the new dormitories, infirmary, and dining-hall And • von 'Womble mug wee still due to the oontractors-Lin ail shout l,bOt. To meet this heavy demand the council had no other resource than again to appeal to the gramma; of the friends of the institution. Ito Chairman, in the course of some ronurks, urged the claims of the moiety upon puddle support and resognitios. The election wan then preosseled with. these being 131 oadaiirlia . • Ti NEXT COUNTY RETISIONS.—frr an art last year, no twins( banister is to hold his toad tr i tt revision of the lists of a count/ before the.2olle lieptembiar. • Provioiudy the earliest day was the 15th of the same month. The revisions are concluded by the end of October. hi.-