The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

I J e! H • - . -4111 II 11 1 1 I I , cr:1 1- Z : : 4 .t . .W.S PAPE A ( ' ni iir fM 't la' SSaUd.l /1 ~i .~~ No. 5,599.) I:TTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. 1 OOMMUNICATION by Mous from London.— .1 austlimy eerier Mesmer QUEEN Of TEE SOUTH ~,orts nastiest Decks the 19th July, sad Plymouth be followed by the LADY JOCELYN, to leave August, and Plymouth 20th August. The passengers • rue from Landes to Plymouth, sad *short by the .team teoAer.—Por further infonmados apply. to . mACKELVIR, blasaglag Sigmas. 9, lerring-lass. r..LN DLAY and 00.. IS Partlasentotrest, LW. LAND, N.Z., by WILLIS'S LINE. 1641.—T0 WI o 40th Jul). the celebrated v ,t 1 c li pper ship BRITI°H TRIDIINT, Lice tone. !tic East India Duet Thu splendid ship, which is in the Australian trade as one of the hams. mid., the passage from Irverpool to Idsibo;rne la annvalled eecommalatlon for all claimed passes ; s„-unlcent Saloon ai.l State Zooms are &Med and . the most superior style, and are equal to those of .),r.in Mad Steamers. She carries a liessatfrul Llar t , . 1, for distilling fresh Tutor for use of all on : ks are lofty and well.ventlleled, and every s ..fort and eolivenienoe et second and thlrd im a: sha be wader the inspection of the government, I , pb to T. M. II ACK Al' and Co., I, Loadenhall- MIEN, ROBL ', SON, and Co., East Indta-anntio. net. LC. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKETS.—Foe m allot - RN! (Port Phillip , direct, Malan. GliatCS 1 4 :1 ..01..LF>EV, 1.130 tons, Qtptain EDWARD JONES, mill Inais Docks the Oh August, call et Plymouth, and ,speriencal minteen.—Apply to Y. GREW and Ca., ~; u .s.c.—Pesseagen by this line cab proceed by rail h ,tinvoe to Plymouth at redacted fares, by applying to tati.t.‘ Ala Co. for tickets. 01; SYDNEY Direct—BL ACIEWALL LINE l'ALKEl3.—Mossite. OILEIVIT'S llosys 11116 condi oraliali p I , th Await, andllL- RANSIBeN carry aa averi•soi F t;I:EF.N and OD., 73. Corsll4 C. -- E•zsr.s. MONEY WIGIRLM and BONS' (of ! k.alligd, Loudon) UNE of STEAM and PAM= 1111 , I trATRI _ .—For MELSOritNE. Port Pl&Wp. Direst F • the Dadra on Satarday. August 20, calls* et Plymoutlil, „ 1..1 , hwar slap YORKSISII.II, 1.100 taw Z. A DOI. - %%NELL ?Anareander lytng la the Faat India Docka. f, ana,detions tor all closers of gewasSers ars smear slur will carry an experienced wawa—Tor freight apply to SlcU.ol). ALLPOET, aad MORGAN, with apply and !Ines. No. 7, Leadenball.stnot. P- of et oToi s o aro coo from Paddington to fish clam for asoood-claaa fans, aad aecond-claas tat Lvi fares. STEAM TO XVI TOLL gin LiviikPocii % - i is - t - w YORK, and PHILADrI2IIIII aria FUT? COMPANY intend des. pakaLag tbeiv Ir an know Illmasainpa smug the Vr w llinte " = "4" FROM LIVSRPOOL FOR NNW TORE. (ITV OF IIANCHISTLIL. Wednesday, July ti C. T 1 OF COWL Setardai, July t Ail OF LONDON. Wednesday. July ST. And every Wednesday, end every alternate Seinrdev. Cable mane by the mil steamer mailbag every Werth= Al 7. and "dam. according to the accommodation. m.ce 14 the betarders struners. 19 guineas. forward power Panels. lacludlag all provisions cooked. Pam for Cambia, lb* Called Inatee, and British Columby booked tEreagk is very &dominants terms—For further particulars apply to 1111 LIAM INMAN, n, Wateralreet. Liverpool ; to MVO gad MACEY. el. Lan WOnm-elemet. Qty. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian Lig.— ihre,A Route to Hanover, Bromwich, sad Central Om. cloy —. , neot the ibis Int clam screw steamenADLlE, YOWL VCIIHALIiii will be despatched from Aortatyciotro,_enry Itcrsim morning weather permittuagi. at a.m., Ming al IMO ail Pier Mr osiers at 10 oas.—lrares to Drones, tt sad al . return eta 43 and HUM—Apply at CHAPLIFS Ihiserial Office. Itegent-circus,W. ; or to PH.W.IPPS, GNAWS, PitILLIPPS, and Co., 11, Itooddana. I.C. (ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a Jib WEEK. —The paddlwateruser BATATILL Capt. W. rff ITN. every huhday, horn Herodtage ?.r, at 10 ma., canine $1 Iffsetwall for pamatogen at 11 a.m. Yam LI 2a, tt 10t., tad nw ed. return. ID tw. t 2 3a sad It. 3d. The setwer. Settler FYILSOWID from off the Tower every Monday morning etrly. Pam E 1 a dAI 10a.—Par throatti faros Mar to too Fined rosatfly Woo Ma. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Ilalvonal Deco, W.. or to PULLIAM., GALVA PHILLIPS. sal Co.. lood4ots. X.C. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and CAN AL COMPAN Y. Capital LO.OOO. to ISOM shares of ZS each. Ivposit RI per share on Application. and Ri 10a. en Allotment. No Anther call will be meads Lefore July LA, UM. De Liability of the Shareholder, will be limited by the Amt to the moonlit of their Mares. PROVIIIONAL puDCruar Bijor-Oeueral STUDIA Odom, Leeter, Chairman. EDWARD OEM, L 4 merchant, Birmingham, and Belle Wm, Balesowen, Sampan Iloyd.l . eams. num- Lloyds, Foster. sad Co.) Junes Deyklo, hay., Idgbeeton. John Brantley Pay; By.. Birmingham, Directors of the Hil lmans Wsisais. leq, Birmingham, f shighataßankingeo. George B. Lloyd, Nitg.. The Bank. Birmingham. James Baldwin. leg. Breedonthoase, Kin a Norton. John Coredorth, Eag., Berkeley Wire Works, Birmingham. L A. C gton. ementer, llett, Birmingham , aud Birches Green Mi ll ; Crelin Bettor R. Coobey, Lg. Birmingham 'Director of Patent Sheathing and detal Company, Melly Oak„ (With power to add to their number.) 11431115. Birmingham—The Birmingham Banking Company. Miners. Lloyds and Co. london—The London and Westminster Bank. SOLICITORS. Mr. John Richard., 11, Templostreet, amine:hero. lir. Benjamin Sous, 0. Waterloo-Mreet, lineingharo. Pieces—George Lee. Lg. Memos—Mr. *Mewl Mike. mow& lgonlezham—Mr. Nathaniel Len, Mt Bennett's-MIL and Mr. W. 1 so•tt. 11, Waterloo-street. lotion—Theodore Lloyd. Esq., Mi. Old Broad-street. ititmermir - Mr. David Manna, jos. °ft.:es —Tempie-builtUngs, N, New-street, Birmingham. ALLIDOID PRIJIPECITS. Mk Company its be.. fcseed for the purpose of giviag to the inhabitants of the noisiest districts oa the wider. ids of birdualiam, inchultng Narbonne aad nally Oak. the railway woinmoci of which they ere at preset deprived. and vbab um much seeded : to provide a better acted So the town Ix the lame and ill lest tangle eosin trom the math-west t; coy of KmA s Novice : sad Sas by roeana of a brush to the haarbrldga Natasalaa Itaidsay, to bring the important coal tell, ..f East Worceabsehlra into immediate oomiedon with the ben orpOl for that =literal la Birmingham. via. the Wordstar odd. IT:spectrum and foveae of application for shares may Do ob tained It the whom of the Company and of the bashers, bookers, lad cAlcitore. 10171 OV A/W/CATION Poi SLUM. To be retained by the Unbent To the Directors o/ tan West Birmingham Railway sad Csad Geotkmen.—ilaeing paid Se your bankers the sun of L te.r.: • deposit of Cl par share on share* in tin; 1b. , . Company. I hweby reqeest that you will allot me that sau`ier.and I agree to accept the same or any less number yak Ma/ Ina :to pay to your bankers the further sum of CI 10a pet sham on anotroant, sad to stun the Subscription Coatract whin roitdraiL . Ilene In fall Andreae Ottnutattoe Date ' WEST BIRMINGHAM sad CANAL . MPANY ( Malted,. \.) yrLiu= AP C P O LICATIONS for SHARES is WM Com. K!CVYZD AIRiL BATUNDAY, July 30, 1914, at p.m.—By order, DAVID MALINS. JUL. Som a / a y. 'nDle-bulldlap,, Naw-striat, Dinolngham, Julyla,l3o4. - THE IIUDIRSVALL and FORSSA STEAM ii4WING KILL COSH.% NY ,Limited' L :pointed under The Companies Act. 18a, halting the Hata. lay ..f.iharabelders to She amount of their Shinn uprtal Clikeen. Ia 3,100 Shore' of Oh each, a ith power to Werra. •L to nOO,OOO. s' k e..fit cs.no. or igitiO Sham. la lull/ paid-upblares. sal talon by the lindllisrall Stimu Sawing Mill 11, D in. per 'hare en application : £lO no allotment. °Lai cal. to be wade at Intervals of aot Isie than three -'e•: 3. rate of 6pw cent. per annum will be Aland on ..:1 money pskl in :totlcipatlon of calls. •--- Ih , rn, Fad 'fleet of Mews. J. C. tot Thorn and Co.). • 1,4 I.t.ds•,,sooe. Es 4. (firm of Ileum Nestle, Andreae, and Co.l, • -• • \ Beeecke. lf.sq. ;firm of itestrii. Schanck, Bombay. • ' Mhorßate-street . M.rorutemitristit. ' I. ttrr. Esq. arm of Messrs. W. Bitter and Co.', 157, •;:h sirret. With power to add to their t!ttealsee;) • •tm Logi:ant—The London and Westminster Rank. E--Mesurt. Chas. Deuce and Sons. 10. lilUlteresnaria • ! +-Messrs. Mooney, Coates. and Hawkey, V. 'rotas hoase-yard s-V --J. C. W. Ritter, Eon , lion. Secretary, until a Secre tary shall have been appointed. : , .vary Oiliest—Mitre Chambers,l37, Fenchorch•M rect. z. ABRIDGED E•RiItiPECTUS. Company was established in 11.57. under the name •• Steam Sawbr' Ntll Company . Limited!, for the • • f forests In Sweden, and the taking of 'Tanta or • • • • .:to•r title to such forests, with the right of selling the , 0.4. completion of water CollithinDieStioltil for Posting "• frei the forests to Fora, and thence to HadiksvaU ; ahl and water sawing mill. for converting the timber 41a.1 the sale of such drab at Budiksvall, or the oon i for sal* to London. or other pLices t • •it Company is formed for the purpose of extending : 4.1 of the above-mentioned Iludiksvall Steam Saw . ' • , nany. the shareholders in the Rudikawall Massa . ••• ompany being willing to take payment for the ••' ‘opital invested by them in paidmp shares of the - ~ x $ and applications I, slimes, to be addressed to • .r to the Secretary, a,compsaied by • receipt of • .• and Westminster limit. fora deposit of t.. 6 for emit winch will be returrieJ, free of charge, for all • ..41:..tted. JCOPAH INE MEGE, successfully -.1 la the Parte and Lamina Hrepttala. meter tke eere , • • i R4cord, Lloyd, Poland, and Liam Clank Nor. 6, lint, dace a cure in as average et dc days rr,sat or chronic diewes.-4s. Cd. per battle, L= • JiIZKAI - S, Preach chemist, 49, Haymarket. ; ' d. • • Beatmart Magenta. Parte. T HE OXFORD and CANTERBURY .11.411 COMPANY (Limited.) Incorporated ander the Cowpoke Aet. IDIi. ' Capital x 190.000, in MOO Sham at Ad meth. .oslt on application LI per Moue and Ate No call will be made until at lead two matte after alla tte et Mamma. with aa interval et three weft laMmont tank NW, which will not exceed 43 at any oat, lama la le met contemplated to call up more them die per share. btallYttMe. EVAN E. JONES. Eltl, I =retreat, George P. Anderson, dm Nottingham Rerantlepart. Gewalt BewittMgbata. Kennett-lowa. Reuben Whitmore, rat , 6a, Conablll. P. W. King, Rao., MmartoaJeglaa, auedsmitead. Holloway. Charles Modem lea, Omewimem Putney, Witamilas areentr. (With power to add to their amber.) litiarta—The IraMa and County busk. Lonibardatraek and Orlordalnet. Atintroa—Rohtert Jamb Clerks. Tao. (Mace IL. Josh. Clarke and lord. mobile socountenta. 9 Old Jewey.chaanters). 81011111-43. A..llarkm, 11 . OantfL Mamma' (gro teem)-14. . J. Rantam Temporary Otter—it Georpayard. Itenbardalreek City. Yarkipte, This Company le estabakedno7thr of parcheslog the property sad esetbsels. the hula= et wall-mows°Wird sad Canterbury Mule Hell; se eaccesshdly conducted by yo lbs presest Plopsidor, Yr.r. Merles Morton. !Or *mail Mrs wl The Directom le bringing the present Company before the pantie, are not inviting subscriptions to an unknown or untried vesture, but to an established and hi ty remunerative under. taking, and ems which. with the mesas at the cam mend of a Joint-Stock Company, may be made still more so. An sgreenumt Ms Does mimed tnto tee psrelmes of the Mr MAW* Wort la Akan gMhpMkrA of-lhor trmMsrm . aid ties Oak MA= time h y advantegeous bathe Oosepesy, sad Warder to show his nos In its Mara somas be ball subscribed ter one fourth of the entire capital, and will cestinne for some years the manager. his the Intention of the Company to Increase the hotel ac commodation, which Ws hitherto bees trend inadequate and tam materially add to the present large returns. There is also an excellent private wise trade attached to both establishments, which Is capable of emelderable ertensioe. It is impossible to slow. with certaisty. by my ateldathe, the returns which may be expected from the proems sailertekins. bat the certified accounts tor the last three years show an annual wilt of upwards of 10 per cent upon the whole amoral of eat:l which it Is ocentemplated eventually to call up. present average attendance a: the fixfora and Canterbury Moak Halls is about 00,100 a month. and the pteppmd citation of bsdneee will doubtless render the pronto of the undertakirm nun mesa remunerative than ever. Ons half of the capital hu been already applied for, and applications for the rraainder should be made to the beakers se the Occepaisy, accompanied by • deposit of.lifir 'hire : 11 no 'Mot'e't be mud*, the deposit will be ret uned . Prospectuses and forme of application for sires may be obtained at the Oziordand the Canterbury, at the bream% and at the Temporary oleo's of the Company. The Share List will Gloss on Tuesday, July !6, 1661. THE FLINTSHIRE OIL and CANNEL COMPA?iT (Limited). Incorporated. with Limited Liability. ender the Companies Act. Capital L 500.000, In 10,000 &area of 450 each. TIM Yaw 4000 Sorra Dip Mil CC applicatioa Ll per gam Further payment on alkirtataitt S 4 par share. No call wM arcood lay and three mouths at least will Intervene between wish TDiZatoll.l . _ AMMO Borrows, lea. Inewer, dins Bask, Wigan. William Outer, les. (Director ot the )(Weal Iron Company!, The Shrubbery, 6bsiefehiq Kest Benjamin Darbyehlre, Lei. (Stamm Derbyshire, )(climatal', and Ca), Liverpool L W. Fernie, Beq.,Obieses Masgansse Works, How Leerweetsd‘ and Monetize Partner of the Mineral Oil Company, Wilsey, near Chester, and Leawood, Ilintshire. Hoonni Haworth. BM. ( SUnsent Director of the Tryddyn Off and Coke Coeitauen Cheater. MMus Ulna ten. ;Mears. J. H. Hind and Co.), Liverpool, Chairman of the Commisaiwers of Birkenhead . George Bee. Ee ~ Bearer, Liverpool (Clistrman ot the Ttpddys OU sad Coke Joseph Hohineos, BM, 7, Leanne. Bountneyhill, London, LC., and Berthempotese. Retort Banneey, Ida, F.C.IL, Mansfsetsting Cliandd, Mew POLO! Sikoce, hit= 000144 r. Manchester and TM Neel/ and don& Wares Bank. Liverpool, and Its several Branches, London—Ms Landon and Weetsainstar Bank. ILeatchesier —The Alliance Bank. SOLICTTORA tondos—Weerra. Sale, ,Wren. and Hardwick. =,Mantra Litaladaba, Ridley. and Harelawalt —Hamra Ws, Worthington, &unman, and Seddon 111.011/0 Inadoo—J. C. "math& F... 17747 u ==. L " . _ Minehaeler —Mews. Walker and Heap, 1. Daelealreet, Ex. change. Glaagow—Memrs. Miner and Yergnion, 71, Queen streeL Avers' , '.. Man Chadwick, ...damns. and Co., V. Great Georeastreet. Weemninhea, & W sad C 4, Cross street. Manchester. L Price, Esq.. S. Greshamatraet, Loodon, Temporary Odloes-6 sad 6, Drosna's•hufdAap, Liverpool. The "Curly" Carmel ora meal disiirct In Tlintaldne yields a Wm" per tentage et mode mineral c4l. metals*/ wall* titan *ay cannel yet discovered. This 011, although only al tly Inferior In quality to the role heated Itetroleam of P la. can be produced. with pion, at her than one.thlrd the met of the latter del cored to this whilst the refined oil. dittiged from the "Curly Ca 'commands nearly the rare price as the relined American _ . . . /roes this inlreral oil ate preduced— Spirits of Turpentisedubstltute, Burning OIL Lubricating rn4 of three laded's. Solid Parana, and °rear of several kio4o. All them artirries. iris; of good (Wu flod a ready merle* The three proneeses. sanely, raising fbe cannel. distilling the all, sad refining it. have hitherto beet. made three distinct and separate businesses. Involving three different managements with their attendant expenses. This Compsay Is formed to distil and reflect Oil from'eannel Kleurfrom Osman mine it will thus cone three businesses, a d arch of which large profits are now made. By this combo notice, and by having the commead of ample capital and perfect processes, the Company will ne enabled to viaduct a large trade to the greatest advantage, and thus insure pronto considerably in eater even of those now being realised, either from the manu facture or refilling of oil in this oouutry, or from its importation from say known source. In furtherance et these objects the purchase has been coo. eluded of the well known worksof the Mineral 011 Company. at Sidtaley 'near (heater), and Leeswood, to Fllntehire, and also of the Freehold Cannel and 0911/ WlMns, works sad other property, of the Tryddyn Oil and Coke Company. Contiguous to the Leer wood Works of the Mineral Oil Gompany. The Company will thus at once enter into a well-established, lucrative sad rapidly Increasing badness. with complete wort, In tall oparatloe and with organised agencies, and will at the sense time sequin a freehold mine of wa-heowu value, on terms which will enable the Company to supply themselves with Cannel of superior quality, at about one.foarth of the present price. The wetter Dom the Mineral Oil Company also Includes an existing centred which will entitle this Company to a supply of 100 tme, pee1 : 141 6 ; 7 ( Curly' Cannel, from the well-known Leawood Omen , Iff years (row 1000, at a price mu 'Adorably below Its purest market value. The price to be paid for the whole of the properties so put , (haled will not exceed 1100,000, payable by loaraintesta The pregristam of the Mineral Oil Company and of the Tryddyn Oil and Coke Company subscribe • large proportion of the capital- The patent rights claimed by Mama Young and co for the manufacture of Camino 011 from coat will expire. in October next to the meantime the operations of the Company will be confined to substances which will not involve any infringement of the rights alluded to. In the event of say further issue of shares (except for the pur pose of paying for additional timpertyl. inch share, will that be offered pro rata to the Mareholders for the time being. Mesas. Fenn*, Robinson. and Carter. a s , presenting the Mineral Off Company. aid Mr. George ear, re airman. and Mr. George Baworth, Managing Director of the Tryddyn Company, beet at the request of the promoters, consented to join the Board of this Company. The preliminary expenses are guaranteed not to exceed one per cent of the capital The Articles of Amocistion may be seen at the Offices of the Solicitors to the Company. Applications for shares must be accompanied with the pay ment of the deposit of Cl per share In ease the amount so paid exceed la per share on the number of shares allotted, the amass will be returned . but should it fall short. the balsam meat be paid within the time to be stated in the letter of allotment, otherwise the allotment will be cancelled. sod the deposit for failed. Forms of application for shores may be obtained from the Brokers sad Solicitors, and at the Temporary roman of the Company. In cases where us allotment is made, the deposit will he re turned lo full. THE FLINTSHIRE OIL and CANNEL COMPANY (Limited' . NO METH= APPLICATIONS fe► MAW le this Com pany will be received AIMEE WEDNESDAY wit, the 20th lost Brown'-buildiagh Liverpool, July lb, Uhl THE INVIGORATWE NERVINEISSENCE. The sliest ecientliosl4 prowled and soot newsreel nutri tive corals! ever introduced • restores to Guar Normal condition all the eserettons, is the inieatty of which perfect health de. ponds. It Is a specillc for debility of all kinds, and from its con- Wain& among other ingredients, pepsine and pheepate of sods., sill prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price dia per bottle, or tour quantities Is one ter tils. hole aseuts, Messrs Baumgarten and Co., Me. Ottordatreet, and nu. reDenurehm...4. 11. C. Lemke. GJOZISAU, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, . respectfully Informs the Nobility and Gentry that be keeps dock all the TRENCH PATENT MEDICINE& every description of Medical Antenna mad the &Mooing Prepare. Nose: JUNEAU'S TRENCH rarrr STRUT, Is per bottle. JOZILAITS STEEL MALAGA NINE el PEPSINE and EARN, a digestive sad strengtheolea teal; M. Pd. per battle. JOZZAITS ELIXIII of PEPSINE, the best digestive tam. fa fd., ea Cd., and ll a per bottle. JOZZAITS }RC ORAL LETTUCE STROP sad LOZENGE& reosermseded am the beet moody (without spans) fee the d care of Cads, , mama, son threeta. sad all the &widen t . hleheit, Is. fd. per bottle ; te. fd sad Is. lid. per box. EXILING'S IN VALLI ILE POWDERS agrAset the alateasper, I Ado dhow" sad germ la deo, is. ikt.or paella& PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE GOLDSMITH aa&JIWILLILL. Mtaadaatary, It, Haartsitsatreet. Coveaaprdsa. W.C.. Leaden • N.& This tetablisluosat Is dosed at 6 to the main& sad on Sattudays at I detect HAMILTON aod KIMPTON (Tailors) all &Moltke to the AIM ILATEILLUI la dark sod Ught ioliteree for travellhag. lossigla g . and seed& tuns 1t0.106, STRAND, opposite Iseter-halL H IrAM h CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, PI mad 47 01101D4ITItliT. W. un Ilya.Lad=l excellesoe dispLayod la tiie attire Overcoats aid Cepee lle Id. to en. Ild. Mandog sad Laasideg Jackals lli Od. to ete. Id. 41116111311 sad lterelas Buie _No 04 , MIL ed. sad eta 04_ Towers. 800 patents to select troop lie id. to Ili ed. Vele ed the seam meals!" Wall and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. at and 67. OITORD-STIZET, W. The most slob and experienced angers and workmen are em ployed. Trne.fititag Trouser'. t ined ed. : Vesta to match, Ea 6d. Attire for clerics!, academical. kal, and other protesabotal sentlereen. Ladles' Habits, three to dr guinea& A separate partment for linings. Pages Mita, Ws. footman's, Wu: amelmaan's, ife H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and W. OXIORD-STREEr. W. are much admired Patents aad Gaardlaa• for quality. fashion, and economy. Knickerbocker, Westminster, Oehonte, and Windsor gotta, 111 a. 6d. to NW ; Harrow, and Rugby setts, tra.. 10s., Wu and es. • tryburon room handsomely etted up 1001101011 with Yla dopartasat. NOTHING IMPOB3IIILZ.—The greatest and beet used Janata= of the day, AOC& A MARELLA.— Mann JOBN 003MELL and (b.. Three Ringeourt, Lomberd. street, Loudon, partnrsers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the paddle this truly ueelkeas 11•14 which gradually restores the human bale to lb pieties bes—so batter at whatsge. The Ague Amarella boa taus at the propeties of dyer ; It, on the costranh la beuellcial to the system. sad when the hair ts ones restored one appllcstlon per north will keep It In perfect colour. Price tl la. per batik, or In half bottles. lib ed. John Mansell & Co. hays been appointed perfumers to H./.11. the Mimeos of Mahe. BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the Maine.—Suninter Season, 18434.—The MINER AL WATERS of HOMBURG. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Liebig. are Minsulart. took, alterstive, and aperieut. They are of admirable service In removing dliporden of the sto mach and other Intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdosoloal circulation is defective, assist tho processes of se cretion, and give • 11 , althful regularity to the or, ass of nutrition and malmilstion. They are powerful ream _ _ dial twat' io cases of enlargement a the liver:, in affeetioo• of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, and obstinate coestipstion In cases of gout and all other affections produced h> inefficiency of the digestive famines, the 110084 happy results have beep obtained from them. The enemy of the water* is wore especlelly recognised by those who drink them at their source : for then. the invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the sturoundine scene, and per feet abstraction from the cares of the world. concur In %astatine the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, • bleb la the heauty of Oa architecture. the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the richness of Its decorations, surpasses every other edifies al the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for ball and concerts, as also for the games of Trente et Quarante and Roulette; the former is played with the half Refsit, and the latter with one fro ; the daily venture of the bank at the Trent. et Qua rent. table is fined at twelve thousand pounds, and the maxi mein stake Is four huedre 1 and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfie table reading room, Liberally furnished with (imam, French. Radish. Itallaa, Russia. Belgian, and Dutch journals; a coffee.room In the Olympic style of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar. opening on t. • floe terrace paved with molten* ; a grand dining-room, where there Is a table &bete it la Francalse, twice a day. at 1 and g o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated H. (theme, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshment department of the Kerbing. An excellent orchestre, numbering forty dis tinguished musicians, performs three times a day; In the morn- Mg at the Wells ; in the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the evening In the grand bail-room. The new railway has almost brought Homhnrg Baths to the ontekirts of Frankfort. Thera are eighteen trains a day, to or fro. the lest as lane as 11 &deck. As the journey occupies only half an hour. the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors In Homburg may get to Enamels in twelve hours to Berlin in fifteen, to Parts In sixteen, and to London in twenty. four. so excellent Is the inter-cominanleation by rail. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, Da liner tilling remedy, prepsted without say mercurial ingredisat, hoes the naps a Di. Soett. will he Mod fennel's le an who solar from bilious sad liver oomistsists, indigestion, wind, spasms, geldings, dialers of the eyes, de. For Imblemd somannem, se a gently simian medicine, led as s purifier of She blood, they an May ezonleat is their operation sad mstaul to the Mom, * they create appetite, promote digestion, sad ettesgthen the whole servals grism—eold by W. lam hod, eleussiet, 8, King Williment.. Chsrlastareen sad by NMI druggist& Is bens, le. lei sad lc ed. Be muse to ask far Dr. Ikon a Moss sad Line POL. The piaidas me Ms equate peas paskap with " llfWam lankier apasevil as the stamp. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,' ~JULY l9, 1864. TEE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN BANK (Limited). Inomporsited under the =llk* ISOL with Limited 12,000,080, In 40,004 there; of MO each. (With power to hscreems.) Deposit, it on application, and ES on allotment. DOIJOCKOL George Gorton Illikepherson, Esq. (Governor of the Apra and ilestorinan'e Beak.) Samuel Laing. Esq. (Chnineme of the General Credit and Finance Company of London.) Edan wark.d ) liasterman. is (Director of Dm Apra and Mmteneest's B Alexander Demi; Dm. (Director of the General Creel and linsoce Oompany of London.) J. B. Pastre. Esq. (Member of the Conseil anperieur du Cosa mem In Prue, President et the Chernbre de Ommegeob et hisenelibs). Jules Padre, Deg (Partri From), Alegandrla. G. Sinadloq, 3aq (61, Birdie° lad Os ), Alssandrln. With power to add to their number. BALMS *n• Apo and litaMermaWe hawk (Limited!. IA Ilotiorroil —Nam Olpsans, Johneog iambu4 stsd 10, Austtntriara esocass—llasim MW , :swank sod Iliresdneedir street, LC. SIMMIrsEr (pie tea. L Beware, DiQ. Temperaq Mess, 29, Thresdnesdlostreet, LC. TROSPISCIT This Bank Is founded on the hada of IS. the lentil:noun end old estittglehed firms of Pastr4 Proms and Q. &nadirs° and Co.. of Alexamitstra milder lir tidiorrhy eirOmentswees : TM trade and of *TS, which have been for a sates of years stesday lnotssMog, ire new raised by the change Is the metes lade, used by American war, into ant rate ha. NA corresponding banking and financial facilities are rep= The export setae pt the seeks d tib 4 s r= . jaw 17,000,110•41—do isatifff• taall.ooo. The [Mundell of the *matey Is good doelshing, all the elements of stealth and gresPerltY ere rapidly 'nudism end an extensive Seed is opened for peals worts and industrial undertahAVl of all kiwi'. The situation of Egypt, ball-way between Zngland and India, makes it also an Important 'nation for a large portion of the exchange and other gaancial operations connected with the lin- Donee trade between grunge and the Mso The Agra and itastritmaris Beak, having a lending poaltion both Ila Instead and India, baa felt the advantage which would result having an independent agency in topt, while • greet amount of financial and Industrial business not falling within the scope of onlinary beating operations, will afford large profits In a country where capital commands such a high rate of interest, to an institution acting In come tion with the Ueneral Credit and Finance Company of London and its influential continental alike Yoder these favourable circumstance' an opportunity has pre sented itself of founding • powerful Banking and Financial Corporation, with • ready-made business and tirstesse local influence and connections, by • transfer of the two establish ments of Mews. Padre Freres and G. Sinadino and Co who have for may years had the bosom of trummetleg banking and mercantile business on accomit of the Government of Egypt and of his Menem the Viceroy. A aatidactory agreement has been made with Ileum. Asstre and %sadism for merging the whole of the business of these two mitablishnients in this Bank, with She premise. occupied by th ann esk ployand fa. the entire 'telt of their intelligent and experienced Messrs Jules Pasts% and G. Sinadino. who are now at the Mad of the setahhshments In Egypt, and under whose manage ment they have attained their present great prosperity, will con tinue to wsperintend the operations of the new Bank in that country, In coocart with Knglish gentlemen of test-rate banking experience, while the financial agency of the Agra and Master man s Beak, sad of the Geseral Credit and Finance Company of London, will ensure to this Bank the full advantages of bunking in London, India, and throughout the continent of Eurupe. The Angto-Egyptlin Bank will thus possess the immense advan tage of mitering at once upon a business In full activity, yielding large profits, with the co-operation of gentlemen who are inti mately acquainted with the usages of the country, and who have for a long series of years retuned the confidence of the govern ment and of the mercantile community In Europe and the Kist. The memorandum and articles of emendation, and copy of the t with Mears. Mariditoo. will IN for lospec- L me aZte °Mon of the solicitors, tl , Austinfriars. A Isrge proportion of the capital is already subscribed. Sub scriptions for the remaining shares will be received by the Age. and Masten:Dan Bank, IS, Nicholas-lane by the General Credit sad Flasece Company of London. 7, Lothbary and by Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, sad Bill, the brokers of the Company, where pecapectasea and forms of application may be obtained. The amount of Et upon each share applied for must be paid to the Company's bankers previously to the application Acing sent Is; this sum will be returned if no allotniest is made to the svphcant. Terapecary Mom Joky , EP. Threadneedle-street, EC., 11, FORM OF APPLIOII7OII FOR STIARIS. To the Dkeeteee of the negistelyptien hank (limited). 1 Goanieneee.—ltavier paid to your t, with the A, and Mementoes% Desk ;Li imbed). lit• em a il t be a de pont of £2 per lion ea MUM ID the above Company, I rei i t o that you will allot me shares of £l5 each In &ha 147ptian Book ; Limited '.. and I hereby undertake to accept the same or any smaller number which you may allot to ma and to pay the farther depneit of t 3 sha ve on allotment, and I awes to become a member of the , and request you to place my same ou the repieler of den in ra yed 01 the !hoes shored to me. . .. . . 1 eni:OentlereeO: your obedient wens I. Name le ton Address In MI Date T Hi—OXFORD.--SELECTIONB from 701ZA DLL DISTINO. Ira Mb I. Mrsebers, Ping, lbw ?we Geetlereae r Prior, W the whole cd Weeded . Director—la. P. JONGELYANS. Comedy by Varwowell. *was, W. Randall. W. Bartok and Mks !redly Power, ibe adebrabed jerenlie moodier% MIRY SVINING. S MI TSVINS and SONS, VS, Bishmittsist. Within. °ELY/ 10=6N i Port, Eros Sit wood Ditto. old }shed taborr7 .., ~. . . Va n 4k. Us , as.. M.. Mt., 4k ditto, MoriNds. Wirt. TOL Claret, 14a, Its., le., to Sta. ditto. STILTILNB aad RlONlka n ; a lieboxige4A.Withia. 102,11GN and HAL. "alprina A trili ik. go. l 4l,lon Id.. par di ttlo . simian 1... lan. tea Holland' l7a. ditto. fAi — lt's TXOII4 4-A eV iii; - ;a; prellia , rata. Di ID and SONS' MACHINE-MADE Mt WOES.—The Introduction of item power la we emblem HOWARD sad BONE to ogee the beet 0 , ea lUestimßNlTUßßates Ina el an inada at a very mamma , mod TSLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Ounrmes mamma TIM SUSPENSION OF HI BERLIN, JOLT 18. The of bostilitissaigeld matistirm ust - Ea, - Prussia, and Denisaiii is to osounenoe at noon the 20th inst., and to last until midnight the 31st inst. The blockade of the Prussian harbours by the Danish fleet will also be raised during the same period. PARIS, JULY 18. The Monikers of this evening says :—"lt is as serted that the negotiations for peace between Den mark, Austria, and Prussia will take place at Vienna." LUBECK, JULY 18. Prince John of Glucksburg arrived here to-day, and left by the steamer Ellids, this afternoon for Copenhagen. DEPARTURE OF KING LEOPOLD FOR VICHY. BRUSSELS, JOLT 18. King Leopold will leave Brumele to-morrow evening for Vichy. ITALY. TURIN, JULY 18. A royal decree has been issued regulating the legal position of the stockbrokers of Turin, and authorising the constitution of a corporation of stockbrokers. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE NESTING. As the meeting of the National Rifle Aasociation progresses it is naturally hsteasilled in Were* partly es accoant of the important emote which have hese already decided, nod tartly ea amment of there yet I. some; bat the ' absorbing feature of this day's reoesedinge was in the anti cipated visit of the Prima and Primates of Wales to vitas . the contest between 11 picked members of the House of Lords and a similar number from the Home of Ccromma From the °prang of the Moines! for the day everything lestokriesd that the royal visit was the diet coesidenitioa mod preparation wen made emordiagly. As the cempeti. tic. between these Mancha of the legislature was to take plan at the respective stages of 200 end 500 yards, workmes wen Way engaged In pitching and decorating two large teats, at tack firing point, for the secommoda. Bra of the royal party. The per wader the Meta was aimed with omelet cloth, and powerful teleatopes, ateaufactisred by Bean Barrow, of Great Melvin; Mr. Steward, of the Strand ; and Mr. Ross, of Feethentooe buildings, Holton, were Owed there for the use of the Prime sad Pneosse end the ladies sad gestlemon in their suite. The following events wen included in the programme of the day :--Siglitieg for the sunned sage of the Queen's, at 800, 900, and 1,000 yards; the intonational Enfield Match batmen England and Scotland, 7D so each aide, at 200, 500, and 6(10 yards ; the Chancellor's Challenge Plate, value 11108... to to shot for by volunteers of the Osfced and Oatobridge University Papa, 7 shoat each, at WO, 500, sad 600 yards; the fourth series of extra prises at 800 yards; the ties to be shot for the first sod mooed stages of the Alexandra Prises ; the first Meet of the Albert Prise for gramounting to 7201., open to gleaners, 5 shots at 200, and MO yards ; Earl de Grey and Ripon's Prime, value 1 , divided into 34 prises, open to all mews, 5 shots at 600 yards ; the " Any Ride deseciatioa Cep," at 200 and 600 yards ; the City of Loudon Prime for 'Meant volun teers; pool, sweepstakes, sighting targets, deer running, he. The peat boatmen of the day was the mutest bawl= the members of the Homes of Lords sad Ooessioes, ranee shots each at 200 and 500 yards. The following were the repre sentatives of each branch°, the legislators, with their scans; LOIDB AND 00itlION3. LOAD& 100yar 7 db 500 yard*. Total Marquis of Aberoorn l2 .... 16 .... 47 Uri of Aberdeen .__ .... -- 1! .... 21 .... 7Y U Lwi Duticdu.... •se 43 sari Spencer Lazl Dude WI of Sidoe Viscovad Warm Lad Sedield Lord Vernon ODYMONS. lord Bury m .... ri .~.. ~ .... bt __, Lord thavesor II .... le ...: 39 Mr. Talbot Mr. FoisMir Mr. Dua?umbe Lord Llcho .. • :: Hr. A .... if .: . : 34 Mr. Vhiw : : 111 r. Malcolm Mr. Hamberatou ve stn is The match was appointed to tithe plies at three o'clock, bat loam before that time hoodreft of cartage', Iliad with fathiocable company, arrived on the pound, and made their way towards the firing point at the 200 yards range, where the proceeding' were to take place, in expecte. tion of the royal visitors. At twisty-live main= to four o'clock a start in the distance proclaimed the approach of the royal party, and in a few minutes afterwards the oar naps cottaining the Princess of Wales and the Hoc. Mrs. Stooor, preeeded by Lord Eleho sod other members of the council, came sopa the pound. The Prince of Wales, who was sanded by Colonel Grey, immediately followed on horseback, and was received with loud cheers by the as ambled crowd. The flag of the Natioaal Rile Association was hauled down, and the royal standard hoisted in its place. They drove directly to the firing range, sad Qs whole party took their seats in the teat, the band of the Victonss playing the National Anthem. The Princess of Wales was attended by the Hon. Yrs. Stooor in waiting, and accompanied by the Dothan of Manchester, lady Cassano" plroevemor, the Countess Starner, and lady Echo. The Prince of Wale' was aocompanied by the Doke of Sutherland, Lord Elcho, and several other mem ben of the council. For the informatico of our lady reader we may Mate that the Princess wore a black satin dress, white lace mantle, white straw bat, with a deep black border and white feathers. . . . The siorokiiiisnOniiterwards commenced, but it wu evident that the Lords were gaining a great advantage over the Commoners, for the shooting of the Earl Dude MU find rate, at 200 yards he made 6 bairn-eyes and 1 centre in seven shoat counting 27, while at the 500 yards he was almost equally socorastul, making 5 bull's-eyes and 2 centrce, counting 26. The Meg at this rugs beast bee brought to a close, the royal parties, accompanied by the council, proceeded to the 500 yards, where they again received a very cordial greeting, and the company was bete more numerous than at the other doge Al the day appeared to be against the members of the lower house they seemed determined if possible to regain the position they last year occupied, bat, as the result turned out, in vain, the Leeds winning by a majority of 464 to 424. As soon as this was brought to a clue the Prince and Primus of Wales were escorted by Lord Eloho to the Fs hibition Tent, when the different articles intended to be given as prises were displayed, and which they carefully examined. They afterwards inspected the stalls for optical instrnmeota of Mews. Barron, of Malvern : Mr. Steward, of the Strad; Messrs. Elkiogton, and Messrs. Haaccok, sad remained for a ocasiderabis tiroe exareloiag the display of articles exhibited by Messrs. Magpie and Webb, of Oxford-strut, the Pettiness expressing her gratification at some articles of a domestic sae, but presented is • melee sod elope% form. After the PAWS and Princess had left the exhibition tut, they were conducted by Lord Elcho to the royal teat, 1 opposite to the Cottage, where they partook a( refresh- [Stamped, id. Adclitioaa] meets, and shortly before seven o'clock quitted the com mas amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, the band of the Union floottish playing " God bless the Prince of Wales." During the whole time there were several thousands of persons present, mid nothing amid be mare excellent than the arrangements made by the police on the miessiou for Nearing the comfort of all. They wore under the able direction of lloperintendset Butt, sad Lawton &yae t, Denning, and Hare, sad even the imamate were animated by the same desire to give every facility in their power for ail to be secommadated to the fullest extent The iand of the Viotc7rias Lad LOOZlOOioottish played throughout the aftenroo, and the PAD°, expressed the pleurae he had •:pnenod, and invited them to attend that erasing at W gie Lodge, Iticihnered-park, sad play Were during the diem,. Some extraordieary shooting was made by Captain Matas, of the 3rd Ma•oheMisr, ens of the competitors for the Aneariatacie Cup. He find 10 time-5 Lt 200 yards, and 5 at 600 yards, counting 40, the most that could be made, bat am he was winner of the map bat year be is precluded from takieg It ague, sad he nosier. hat hoeonr for his pains. The following are the official wares of the events of the day: ALLIAN DILA PRIZE. 200 Yards. ___ _ __. Points. PiThii• Wood, Nth Middlesex Corporal Roe, 3rd flaky lientenent Hitchcock, 7th wilts l7 Di Private Stacey, South Illidleaex Captain Miley, Schooled Manketry l7 .. 10 Serpens, Ball, kb Sekerd l7 10 Sergeant Banda, ITth &obe lurg en, Sea:as tor ia,t7th W 1 17 . 10 Rose, &idol ocrimax; it .f' is Lord Glentivorth IT Plhall ratchet, 10th Cileocester l7 Private Micklethinite, 6th West York 17 .. Iketenent Prri m it North York ColoMr-Sergt. 7th Northampton 17 .. Print* Wake; Lancashire l7 Gunner Hyde, 1M Glonoteder AitUlery Private Creswell, London Ike Brigade l6 .. Private Taylor, lath Ohmmeter l6 Lieutenant Peaser, 4th Stafford l6 Sergeant Moat, 9rd Ag ue~ Host Member Miller, Corporal Morrts.9rd Kent Sergeant Ails; 26th Somerset Private Bruce, lot Min= 16 Sergeantant H Brooks, 11th M l6 Sergeolland, if Mantles Lieutenant Panelled, Ist Nevreastie l6 .. Sergeant Loud*, Bth Cheshire Sergeant BlaadelL 14 Lameekke l6 Private Baker, let Gloucester l6 Private Adam; 14 Herta Sent.-Instructor Campton, Bough Ilidu lel .. Sergeant Cllthermr, 9t6 Lincoln Private Kyrie, lath Cumberlead Private Parsons, Ho; Artillery Compaq 16 .. Hon. Member Itvean. Ist Derby l6 li Ensign Conffe. Nth Ussaldri WtOmen, lith Bedford l6 t lj e ' thipoper. Mill Sok, Sergeant Sullivan, 6th Lancasithe l6 .. Lieutenant King, 9th Worcester Surgeon Jose; and Surrey l6 .. Sergeant Humphrey, Md Durham ..... Sergeant Brow; 4th Haddingloa .... Corporal West, 41th Lancashire vate SOO Yards. Pri Mayne., 4th North Yost l9 .. MI Lieutenant Dutton. let Stafford IS .. 11 Private Johnston, eth Stafford 2s .. 16 Prints Wysk, 13th Seim Private Dyer, Cambridge Onlvenify Basks now; 4th West Took Lleutesant Marriner, 9 th Middlesex Private Allen, 16th Somerset l7 .. 10 Private Lyda?, 12th North York Sergeant thiabolme. let Sarre, l7 . Private Mercer, Mad Somerset IT .. Private Durso b ; 4th West York Blake Siaok Ist Guernsey ll Private Dunk. Mb Claque Pods ardthey 17 .. Sergeant Burman. 2nd Middlesex l7 Private Herne., 21st Middlesex l7 Private Moire; Vktoriam l7 Colour Sergeant Bridon. Bucks Militia Sergeant Knot, Ind Middlesex Sergeant rime', Lid Surrey Lieutenant Steck, Ist Gloom:eta Rides 17 .. Sergeant Chapman, 12th North York Private Willon,4lo Aberdeen Private Highs" 14 Lancashire Corporal Bleak', Hon. ArtilleryOompany Corporal AWOL Sib Seim l7 Mala Hancock; Ist Wercetter l6 .. te WyathStli L. R. B. l6 Prints Adams, 29th Stafford Private Reed, 14th Suffolk Lieutenant liassiey, Cambridge .... Print* Peale; 16th Kest l6 Private Breese. lit Norfolk l6 Caplan Miller, 6th Bestrew ii . Quartennagerfforment Woodesek, Lad West York Lieutenant King. 7th Wormier 16 =t Mk Kent l6 . Donahoe, 40th Middlesex l9 Mr. Mullion, CaleitlP.ol B. C. Private Trevrolla, nth Worcester Private Humphreys, Ist Mordgeftery— 16 .. Sergeant Cosworth, 1216 Tower Hamby 16 .. Quartornmaterdergt. Lariat Sth Unman 16 .. Ceiour•Sergt. Townley, b er thLancesitlre 16 .. Resign Sprat; 6th lanosahlre SKOOND !TAGS ALKIANDMA .-4100 TAM. Winnerirl;aie - P - a;s - ois, Eon. Aralleri C.7eapan p-111 potats. IXTRA PRIZZ6—PIIts7 REELS& 600 Yards, Infield Me. Points. Captain Basra; Ist Radnor lio .. Ist tor choice et prim. Oaptaia Redden. let Notts l6 Snd .. Col.-kir keliery, 14 Ward& II .. Ird .. Private Wishart, is& Surrey . Coi..Pergt. Grakuung r a r cl o Witti lB .. 6th Private Fisher. Mt Private Okayama. 110th Devon Private Grab% 3rd Cash. Uaiv l7 .. 81h .. Liank-Coloael Raiford. Letrester 17 .. Kb PatUshall, Bth Hereford 17 .. 10th Wv ait at n e O'Kelley, Mb wilt. .. . &arrant Fuller. Victonsa Private Oreeo.loth Northampton 17 .. Mk .. Prima. Popplewell, 37th W. York 17 .. 14th o KAB.L DR GMT. llighe.t Soares, 000 Yards. W. T. Turner Pringle Kemp, 40th leacsakire Private Canlll4, Mat Cheshire Private Dunlop, tondos Boot tlith lamp Cowley, Mk Makin l7 .. Rim ISIZZIS—SECOrD SUM SOO Yards, any Ella.. I.olllsll. Bon. Member atiliar Bristol : - ii.. Ist lorohalarof prise. Count ds throdat. Swiss lion. Member Pletcher l9 3rd .. Mon. Member Rawson. LB V l9 .. 4th .. Capt. Master, it Lovatath laver l9 .. Kb „ Lieut. Squire, test II& Private I. °ruby, fahlaitatdre l9 .. 7th .. Lord Dicie Litt. Purchah 14th Mores.ter l9 .. 9th .. Prints Ceram 130 Middlesex 39 .. 10th Colonel ltalter.Ountidse Univ l9 .. ) Iles far 11th and CaltalLaidß ,U urf.tlst Midossa 19 .. f um. FILTRA HUE= - THIRD MMES. 109 Yards. Mats. Rivets Pridmore. tbad Middles a[ Captain A. B. Gregg, 21th Cheshire Lieutenant Uoodelitle, L. R. B. M. J. Macey. lot Month Middlesex IS Private T. Brooks, Mt Devon EXTRA PRIZES—FOVITEI BERIER. 800 Yards. Points. Hon. Mem. A. Ashton. Liverpeoi A B. Lieutenant Hawker, Itiddleam J. Baker, Ist Glance 2O 0:donel Rem 2O Count de Oendre. Solas l9 O. 0. Peterkm, adtli Foot l9 Jeffery, Ist Edinburgh Maws, of Loral l9 Commie A. 11. Gregg. 27M Cheshire l9 Lieut. Colonel Belford Leicester Corporal J. A. fluter, Ist lieretoed l9 Bou. 31cm. M. F. Martin. Std Mamba/dor lf Perreant Clutterburk. 6th Cileoeseter l9 U. 8. Koss, Kincardius tliptain IL Koss, Cambridge University GARIBALDI AT 'scats. —A correspondent of th• &tete, writing from Naples en the Bth instant, says :—" It it laows that Garibaldi will quit Ischia in about a fort sight—towards the 20th July. Where will be go? Will be come to the threshold of Naples, to Torre del Greco ? Will he appear in Naples itself ? Will he return to Caprera? Nobody knows yet. The resolution of the general is pro. bably not formed at the present moment. The Gultal dims, the men of the party of action, wish him 03 so account to return to his soli tude until they have cheered him upon the Toledo. They use every exertion to Woos him to come. The old volunteers met yesterday evening for this purpose, apes the invitation of an ex-lieutematt-colonel, and they are going to renew their exertions. At the same time venous leaders of the party of action, such u Fabrioxi and N keen, the deputies, make no secret of their eager desire to see the general's popularity serve to excite the public mind. At an early dey we shall certainly bear of the arrival of retinae acting with the same object. Signors liordini. Corks, Girth and others are already announced as on the point of arriving." Tax Naw Acr ox GOVERNMINT Axxvinia Ilia sew act to gnat ealditioeal facilities for the purchases of small goversmest asiouitisa, and for aseitiog pitmen@ of mosey oa death, was yesterday issued. Ansonia' may sow be pasted to 60i.. and sear be paid for is smaller is. Pelmets sad at shorts? periods tbso hitherto. As meas. awe on death is sot to be entered tato for or on behalf of a penes coder 16 or over 60 ; and sot to be for more then 1001. or less thee 201. She sot is see to pew into fora until tables made is paesaeaa timed oa s ts lispyy listed spa. 0ILY•41. YALoos. —Ol i ditu.toro LAT. if Noma:, JOLT 18.—AtinalA0SI Oa payment, 26,912 ; ditto by soros boksbi, 2,869 ; 8064 29,781. [TWOPENCE THE MURDER ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. After our report of the inquest left yesterday, Mr. Janes, clerk of Ham Robert. and Co., bankers, said he saw deceased lad at • quarter to 3 p.m. on Saturday, the 9th init., and witness and another clerk went on the river, and were rot home sheet 10 o'clock at the Hackney station to proceed - Lase to Higibbury. On mitering a amt• elms carriage at Hackney Matson, found t h e r e black mot h s` the lett band mat near the door. I found there was in it and threw it on the opposite met. On removing to the further endaf the carriage I put my hand on it to put down a bunch of Bowers, and found it wet with blood. Celled the attention of the guard to the circumstance, and got into wither carriage. I had been rowing with another clerk on the River Les. MTHarry Verney, mother clerk, who was in company with the last wine's, eorroborated his evidence. Mr. Buchan confirmed the evidence of his wife as to the time at which the deceased arrived at and left witasee's Muse. Witmer saw deceased into an Islington and Old Kant-road omnibus, starting from the Lord Nelson, in the Old Kees-road, and then left him. There ware two or three other parengea in the omnibus. Cannot identify the omni bus, We driver, or the conductor. Decant—Do you know of anybody being at variance with the deceased mu I—No, I do not. Do you know of se y ow having threatened I%lllo—Not of my own knowledge; I have only heard it. Do you know of env one having made application for mosey and been aloud I—Only by hearsay. Mr. Thomas Jens* Beep, sea of the doomed, s and duipcped—l have azanneed my father'spocket.b r oot6 found la di iscauttiss and lOU's for 00011 V. Thomas Fiabbiness, tidal collector at Fanchureh-street siatios, deposed that deceased, whom be knew, left the Fenshorch-etreet station by the quarter to 10 p.m.train. De ceased spate to IMAMS as he passed, biddies him good even ing, and then went up the stairs to the carriages. He was alone. Three or four followed him in, and peened up after him, but I not notice their feces. The train did not start for two or three minutes after be west up. Thin were others no doubt who came in alter the three or four persons who followed him. By the Jury—l cannot say whether there were many first class tickets dipped for that train or on. I was engaged eating my supper at the time, and did not take much notice. William Petrie, despatcher of trains from the North Lou don platform at leochurcbMiset, said that dammed came upon the platform at about 18 minutes to 10. He was alone. Three or four persons came up after him, but uo one fol lowed him up the stain. There ware not more than a doses lame up after him altogether. Not more than 40 puree went by that Maim. Did not see decessed in the carnage. We do Dot look the doors os either side. Benjamin Aimee, guard of the train in which the outrage was committed, baying bees sworn, deposed that the train left Feeekurchstreet at 9.50 instead of 9.45. It was wite sera's duty to that the doors. Petrie inspects the tickets, to am that people travel in the class for which they have paid. Knew dimmed, bat did not remember seeing him on the night in question. Can't nay who got in or out at the Stepney or Hackney Wick swims. I think fire or six got out at the latter station. Witness's attention was not called to anything that occurred on the journey till be go* to Hicksey, when his attention waecalled by two gentlemen to me of the fi rst alms carriages h aving blood is it. Ent mined the catnap , end, finding it bloody, locked it and took it on in the state I found it in to Chalk Farm, sad tele graphed to all the stations that something wrong had comerred. Dom not know who bad occupied the carriage on the jemmy. Found • hat and stick in the compartment. The carnage was fourth er fifth from the rear break ma. Its my duty to examine the tickets at all the stations, but if I have to take in I bare no time to do Ito, and then at the Fmaarch-street station Petrie &Meta me. I had no time to examine them on the night in question. Petty, recalled, said it was sot his duty to examine the tickets, and he did not assist in doing so on the night re ferred to. The porter examined the ticket', but meld not recollect awes who went by the train. Mr. Batkies, in reply to a question from the oorcoor, said that it took about • quarter of aa hour to go from his boom to the Lied Nokias, where the omnibus started from. The mendeas had started when they reached the Nelson, and they ma after ft. The omnibus would take about twenty fleets* to go se Genescharebeiteest, where deceased would have got out. W. Townsend, ticket potter at Hackney Wick station said the staff there consists of three porton, two being on duty at • timer. Than it • Mirk down stairs, but eo station master. About aims or kg pasesageee got oat of the 9.45 train from London ea Saturday, the 9th init. I took the tickets. We keeeapp the door looked till the tickets are eel. lasted. I testtmbs that a see wee very maim' to leave the *deem, sad west into the porters' room thinking that was the way doers. He seemed very impatient, and said, on being told that the door would be opened In a newest, the door, it ought to have been opened before ; end he added that he would report me. I should know hint spin. I was sot bombed down • but there was some coo. fasten oe aatimat of the Stratf ord passengers base on the platform, sad I stumbled and fell. The stations on an esheakmout, and I have seen persons come up the embank sent to the @Wks, but it is not allowed. There is soaks( to sweat them gems down the embankment its leaving the train. It la possible that • person might get out with out my seeing him, and go down the embankment without de. liveeingephistinket. Ithouldootallow itif I merit. Wilhite* rakes a mesh lot there at times. other porter war on the platform on the other side, I believe, attending to an up train that was standing there at the time. It was pos. sible that a penes algid under such circumstances get out on the six-foot aide and leave the train unobserved. I knew the deemed from postai up and down in the train. George Gmemreed, stalks master at Chalk Farm, spoke to the state of the striage ow its arrival at the station, sad to taking pontemie of the bat, stick, and bag found in the carriage, and to having give* them up to Lambert, the police comilable. There was so account kept of the numb= ' of Scheidt Seized by each train—only a general Nonni foe each day. A. Dakioe, an aegis* driver ea the Stretford breach of the North London, proved the finding of the deceased on the sir-foot way, while returning with • train of empty car riages. and detailed the perYenlaro as already gime. De itemMil was lying ea his beak, his left leg drawn up, and the ether oat straight. Hie left arm was emcee hie chest, sad the other doubled behiad him. His *yds wore half ape, mil he was breathing. His deer was not at all disturbed. Them was wield watch chide, bat there was a silk guard fastened to her batten-hole. He was removed by witness, his mate the guard, and some aaahrtance obtained from the publitehoese where they conveyed Lim He sever spoke. Saw no one int the line. widows. Joh n Sewickley, stoker of the empty thin, gaveive similar Dr. A. B. Deaselos depend to having bee• ealled to attend the demised ►t the Milford Arme, on the Elaterday sight. Remained with him till nearly six the meet mars. ing, when he woe carried home. The injuries wen as des scribed by the previous radical widows. In the jagged waited by the left ear, there was grit mixed wit► hided. The injuries to the ear sad scalp no doubt arise from the same emu which witness should say was probably a fall. Witness •sited at the past morteen, and concurred gees. rally with the 'widows of Mr. Toulmin. Examined the lies about three o'aleck on the Sunday morni ng, sad found a spot of earth, shout a foot diameter, moiste ned with blood. Should say there must have been ► pint of blood to make the earth es moist as it wen. Foiled a large stout, about half • ponied weight, with some blood and hair upon it. (The due, which is a rough jagged ballast atone, about three inches long by two thick, was produced mad shows to the jury). Witmer then proceeded to describe the audition of the carriage and the blood on the steps outside, which he said appeared to have spirted out from some fresh waned. There was no blood on the opposite seat of the carriage. Oa the seat nearest the sixties four or gw of the sockets made for the cushions were filled with sett fist blood, as were the hollows made by the buttons on the arthimia. Picked up the piece of ring produced (part of the hnk of a gold chain). It was bedded in the mat, which was also bloody. Cousiden the fracturing of the skull and aceesquat oompreesioe of the brain was the cause of &stir. Mr. Barton, one of the jury (a jeweller), having looked at the ries, stated that it bad not been severed by a cut, bat had been forced away. Mr. V. Martin Cooper, X.C.S., confirmed this medical testimony previously given, adding that be haticom pared the stows with the wound near the ear, and was of opinion that the blow and the depressiou of the skull had been produced by the stops. Be comidered that the injury was the remit of • fall upon, rather than a blow floor, the stone. The other injuries were the result of blows. A juryman remarked that they had had so description of the man who complained of detention at Hackney-wick. The Coroner—No ; I studiously avoided asking the vit al= any question on that paint. At this l t d the proceedings the inquiry was adjourned to Xoadaat 10 o'clock. The Paris Temps of yesterday says :—" Rumours have bees eireulated of the forthcoming easembliog of the Promise Chambers. These tumours, which doubtless arias from the Unsocial embarramments of the government, are utterly unfounded. The difficulties are sot no great se people insight* ; the royal treasury dill suffices for every wash The mosey question will not compelthe government torment to this extremity until t h e end of the summer at all musts." Fins nt Somrwaits.—A few minutes before 12 o'clock last sight a tire broke out in the extensive furni ture warehouses of Ur. Davis, laedom-road, Southwark, re eel** is the total demzucties of the large and costly steak, together with the other oesteuts of the premises. the Ire burning with rob rapidity se to defy the utmost efforts of the firemen too:Unimak it until the premises won coa -1 plot* imam& ~, ~~ 111 &mi. 1 1 ' ; 1` ~, 1 1 1