The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-30 00:00:00

. . - _ 1 . ; : WSPA PE R (:...,LT;Vet. :A I ; ;;:- -., , :..f...'..r. i P T .:- -, -C. .Pe.- • • ‘CI .-, ' T '-°, i 'a if ~.''';', 4' 4 1 '1 7 :1. . . •.-.,-- .. -,:....., 1:, je . . • ...... . 1 . L. ~ . .....,, , ~ . .. 55...... 4 , _----- , .........m......,....• - yrifv•rvlleell% a II" ViCllThl7l\7(l TTTT V Rini 1 RRE. (Stamped. id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE e 4 • • - rB. BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Coepatrick with quick despatch-, the splendid teak.ballt ship EDWIN rim A 1, It gears. tOt tons register, i. F. DACLIIAN, Coro. asader : loading in the East India Docks. For freight or gauge goy to asurrLY, HANLEY, and SILVIDLL, FT, Las&shall misee. Re• FOR BOMBAY (with immediate despatch), the magnificent teak-built gdp CO3PATRICH, A I for 13 years, 1.193 too register, J. A. ELM WE. Commander lying in the mg India Thelx Has excellent accommodation for passengers, sod is well known In the trod. Apply to TISMIritRLEYS. ARTEK, and HARM; 3, White Lionboart, Coruhill, es OULATLY, HAMMY, and 11ZWILL. No. 27. Leadelball street, C. Has two or three Vacancies f or Midshipmen. fIALCUTTA and MADRAS.--Monthly Steam 1J Conunemisation between London and India on ISth of each month. by one of the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging to the East India and London Shipping Company llAmitedo sell-known clipper auxiliary steam ship CALCUTTA, 2,201 tons, 3M-horse power, S. 11. IV KW HT, commander, now loading in the Victoria ,Loudou, Docka, will leave on 13th August, embarking passengers al, and leasing tiRAFFSFND on 15th August for CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of Good Hops, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark mummers only. This magnificent ship, ship, built es - twenty for the Indian Trade, has been thoroughly ratted, has first rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon also • stewardem For freight or passage apply to ORINDLA Y and Co., 66, Parliament street, A W.: the Brokers, ALYRAD BRETT and Co., HO, Leadenhall street, E.C. : or at the OFFICYZ of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing lane, London, EC., where ale application for appointments as midshipmen In Mb service *mkt be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. DEVTIT and MOORE'S AtSi/CALLAN LINE 15 of PACKET SHIP. For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the river the 2.ith August, calling at Plymouth to embark passengers), the well-known frigate-built ship DUNCAN DUN BAIL, A 1 13 mars, 1,374 tons nester, HENRY NEATBY, Commander lying in the East India Lexica This ship has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the minion of il&Neetzgen ; bet robins are lofty and fury: she can witommo date a few intermediates. and will carry an experienced sur. milky terms of freight or towage apply to Captain HENRY T, on board ; Messrs. GELLATLY anti 27, leaden balleireet ; or to DEVITT and MOOED, 9, lanitar-atreet. DIE:IITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1 PACKET 8111 P.—For SYDNEY Direct IXo sail from the river punctually on the 25th of September, caning at Plymouth to embark passengers', the splendid clipper ship TIPTREE, A 1, register 1,650 tons, JOIIN ?INV.., Commander: to load in the East India Docks. This ship has been fttteti with the gnatest care and consideration for the comfort of passengers . she has • spacious and elegant saloon, and her cabins are lofty and airy. idle has also very superior aocommodation tor intermediate pas congers, sad will carry an experienced surgeon.—Tor terms of freight or pampa apply to Messrs. REDFERN, ALEXANDZIt. sod Co., Great ttrinchesteretrect ; or to DEVITT and MOORZ. 9. Billner-gtraet TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111 P.—Far PORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctually on the la Animal. last shipping day. glad Awn*, the well.known. fast selling Britishandlt ship LA NSDOV/Nli, A 1, 1,2011 toes. T. TOOY EY Commander ; fowling in the London Docks. This Ilse sign has a full poop. with first-rate accommo dation for cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon if required. She has a roomy deck, and often an eligible opportunity for the conveyance of stock—Tor freight er passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE. S. Eillitcw-sheet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AIJSTRALTAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (has a great part of her cargo engaged, and wW have immediate despatch), the well-known British built clipper ship AURORA AUSTRALIS, A 1 13 yews, register 30t1 tom, O. R. POISON, Commander; huts In the London Docks. This ship was built by Mr. James Laing of Sunderland. under the Inspection of the owners, ex presly for the Australian trade. She has a full poop, with sure hor accommodation for cabin passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon 1f re.inlred. She sine offers • first-rate oppor lenity to shippers of line goods, having performed her lea toyer to the colony In 7t day..—Vor terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 0, Rilllter-street. TIEVffT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .17 of PACINT SHIP.—For MONA= TOWN Direct :daily eqiecteil from the Colony, and trill have quick despatch)) the eliknown clipper ship HARROWBY, Al, 615 tom register, WILLIAM STOWE. Commander: London Docks. This regale/ trader has tnsgrate accommodation for chief cabin gem.—Yer freight or passage apply to DEVITT and /1= 9, Billiteratreet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SlllP.—Yor LAUNCESTON Direct 'a regular Leader. has Just arrived from the colony. and will return again immediately), the splendid ellspershlp DUNORLA N. A 1. re ter 3 tons. W. R. BARWOOD, Commander: lying in the London Docks. This ship has been built expressly for the trade, and has firitrrite accommodation for chief cabin paasengent—For further particulars apply to the owner, Hr. T. B. WALKER, 15s, St. Helen's place ; or to invirr and MOORE, 9, 131111ter.rtneet. LL•ROGITZ, - WILLOWS, 1""Iffor NOTICE to PAISBENGER9.—ThIs vessel being now on bar way to Plymouth, parsengers joining there must be in readi ness to embark on the evenine of FRIDAY next, the Id August. Has one poop cabin still disengaged.—Applyto DEVITT arid MOOR& 9, Billiteratreet. PERCY ' for HOBART TOWN.—This regular trader will receive goods la the East India Dockssay on Wednesday (this day'. Paineagers are requested to em bark on the evening of FRIDAY next, the Ist of August, at Gravesend. Hu one poop cabin still disengaged.—Apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Dfiliteratreet. INDIA.--GELLATLY,HANKEY,and SEWELL I. are nowloading the following splendid passenger ships Ship. 1 7°Image . • I Class. Destination. To sail. Beg. Bain. Ceepatriek.. 1,200 2,000 1 A 113 years Bombay Aug. 15 Edwin Fos.. bpi 1,4001 A 112 years Bombay Rapt . Gertrude . 960 1,500, A 1 13 man Camata Aug. 26 The above And-elass ships aro lying ha the Mat India Hoehn — Apply to 0 ELLATLY, HAN K KY, and SEWELL, 27, Leadenhall street, K.C. RS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of MESSRS. Loudon) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the Decks on Wednesday, August 20, caning at Plymouth). the fssourite dipper ship SUPPOLIC ,1100tous, J. BOUUN MARTIN, Commander: lying in the gut India Dock. Her socommoda. tams for all classes of peerages are unsurpassed, and she will carry 1111 esperienced surgeon—For freight or pse apply to M'LKOD, ALLPORT , ea IM - PORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. Moons Wigrans sod Sons, 1.511, leadenbell.street.—Passengers by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth, tint dam for sinotol-clam Wen and second-class for third-class fares. TO BILTIBIL COLUMBIA FOR LES 10.. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Lgree*—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, ood PHILA DELPILIA STEAM-SHIT COMPANY Intend despatch- lag their toll-powered clyde.bullt tree Screw Eteamahlps, calling 011 200 0 11 0100,0 to embark peetettgers sad despatches. as follows : WEEKLY lettoM LIVREPOOL FOR NEW YOWL CITY OF BALTIMORE, this day, July 30. K A NOA 100, Wetlue..lzy. August A. CITY OF NEW YORE, Wednesday, August 13. And every autveedlog Weaseaday. Cobbs passage, 15, 17, slid 1:1 guineas. be:mile( to the meow siodatlot. 'forwent passage, If guinea*. Including al 1 770 m 10 " tooted. Passengers for Canada. the United States, and E.ritillt Colorant, booked through on very advantageous tens.—For Luther isoCeu:srs apOy to WILLIAM INMAN, 21., Water-street, Liserpou; . or to ELVA and MACEY, 61, King William-Wont. oWty. PRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL IJF MAIL STEASIAHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to mil between LI VEHINXiL and NEW YORK, and between LIVPJL POOL and HOSIUM, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta to land and receive main, gouda, and passenger, the Boston ships rolling at Halifax to land and receive pamengen and her Majesty's malls. The following or other vesicle an ap pointed to sail trim Liverpool, callinn at Cork to receive the 'SCOTIA. for NEW YORK. Saturday, August 2. • Taking paaaeugtra and goods for Nagaao, to be trandegred at New York on boar,. the R.M . .5..4. British Queen. EUROPA, for Bt Saturday, Assist 9. PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August 16. Passage niossey, including steward's tee and provisions, but without wines or liquors To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin, jst. second cabin, gig To New York, chief cabin. £2B; - per cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, ES per hq. and 6 per cent. primate.—Apply to J. B. Foord, At Old Li owl street, London • J M. Currie, Havre, and 18, Placa do la /Low, Ports G. and J. horns, Ruchananetreet, Glasgow ; 0. .and C. Winer, blusenstowu or D. and C. !Elver, a, Water direct, Liverpool. IDRILLIPPS, GRAVES, ii.ul Pli ILLIPPS despatch the mineementioned first-class steamers: I Yoe ROfTEKDAM and the MAINE, the BATA VISA, from the British and ►orelgn Steam %%hart Wapping, every Sunday, at II a.m., and the V TENOOED, Thursday morning early, from at the Tower. Fares, it Es., El 'Os., Ll, and Ita Yoe BREMEN, the ADLISB., MOWS, or &CHIVALRY.. alter ustely WPidnetday and Saturday, trims llorselyilovni, at It am. Calling at Macke all tier for passengers at noon. Yates;•El,sed lua &darn Urkrra ata fare and a halt. . Notke.—Tbe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven to Pow opeu for the conveyance of passengers and mtrolumillae to MI parts of Germany. For 00TtI1N BC HO, the LONDON, July 30, from Horaelydown, to be followed by tlw ThAME4 or GUSTAF WASA weekly. Faroe 13 36., Et W., nod 41. Vor (I)ert t.N and STOCKHOLM, the EAST ANGLIAN, &twin July 31, from lloneltilown. Fur freight, inseam so., app y at Chaplin 's Universe] Office, Itugentt.ircua, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GI:AVM, and PHILLLIIin, 11, food-lens, LC. °OAT-S.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Hishbory and Kingsland Coal Depots. No trimeUers er agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Betton, Haswell, and Lambkin Walhend, the ben house coal, direct trent the col- Berl, s by screw steamers, in Ms, per ton (do not pay more ander nay Pretest) : Hartlepool, 2rs, ; Tantlekl, 17s. bait small, ne Intend, by railway : slattern:, Arm dam tea ; second elan, 18a. : WJ CMOS, lbs. and 18s. ; Barnsley, 175 ; Bartley, 16a. Net am Delivered screened to any part of leaden. AU orders direct to LIA and Co., chief olicaa North London itanwar Stance. Mighttary, Isnagtes. or K 1 d. JOZEAU'S COPAHINE SlEGE , imccessfully tried to the Paris and London Hospitals, under the care of Messrs. eallerier, Ricorg. 120Yff. eniaisff, and Uinta (lark . (Lancet nth Nov.. last;, e ff ects a core is an average of ale gaP, either to recent or chronic dioceses - Se. ed. per bottle, by Ss . ed., at C. Jansen's, Yreach Chemist. 40 Haymarket, N ORWICH UNION LINE INSURANON HOCIITY. Established 1906 on the principb at Mutual Insurance. THE WHOLE OF THE PEOFITS BELONG TO TILE AteUE.ID. Accumulations exceed B6ooo,ooo.—lncome £257.000. Amount Assured and SODIUM. £5,670,466. Bosuns Manned to the amount of £1,631,166 The rates of premium ere 10 per c‘ut. less titan thaw a mod efficee—a benefit equivaleut to an annual tens& Oweamil the first Uve annual premiums mAy remain as a penneneel charge upon policies effected for the whole duration of 1111 e, FCC PTOSTIOCtUNS apply to the Society's Offices, 6, Oreeewall, New Bridge-street, LC. ; and Surreyetreet, Norwich. " L ON DON, 1111, Flee(-street. wear Temple.bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS DAY, the 30th Lust.. will omelet of POTIANI. ?wale de Naret-4 la Palermo. POMPON. Seamen sauce Hosuard—Soles Oita. KIITUZIL His de Yeas' sauce 1 ornate—Yermison hachSe. Bout boailll—Mouton reel. Pending de Verm7e;Ue- - Teigneta ‘l'Auensa. Promage et Salad*. TO-MORROW, the Mt dot., the LONDON DINNER will consist of— POSAONL A la Creasy—ea IlleemeaL POISSON. Anguilla inev6e—Xerlaas trite. earielllll. CGtelettel de Bernard irleellesae—Friceesee de vowlie. Band beg= ton rail PO4'4131(1111' Ber Walido—CArtole. homage et Wade. An extensive end earefallyestecied stock of Rhenish, Moselle, end other Wines, imported expressly for The London Dinner. All Fish In sesson. daily. A fine Haunch of Venison every day, at 2 o'clock. N.B. During the Exhibition Beuon The London Dinner wiU be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Boom lila carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at four o'clock. YBP.DIRICE. IiAWYBR, Proprietor. CURTIS'S TABLE D'HOTE at Five o'clock THIS DAY. Soups—Mock.tarrie, Gravy riab.—Turbos, MackareL Rotas, Whitebait. Earree.—Lamb Catleta—Cucumber Sauce. Joint. —Roast Hare. Quarter Lamb. Savoury.—Maccaroni an gratin. 9d. each. 26 and 27, Clement'alane, King William-streak. CRYSTAL PALACE. -TO-MORROW ONE SHILLING—Open from Nine o'clock till Doric DALAIS DS CRISTAL.-BLONDIN SUB LA 002. Db VOLLI<M, IMMIX (Jason A quilts lawsza. CRYSTAL PALACE. -TO-MORROW. BLOND! WS RXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES, with sad without the Mame Pole. on the 114./W ROM In the OWE, Transept, will, amongst others, include the to Uowb testa: Cog lance, Basket Dance, Stilt Dame, Somersaults over Earning Candles, Groat Chair Yeats, La Tour du Chspeau, Overture on the Violin, Flag Denoe, Drum Polka, Dartng Samersanits. Commence at Your o'clock. Admission One Shilling. LITTLE CORELLI has impressed the public with surprise and astonishment. No idea can be formed (tithe extraordinary evolutions executed by this wonderful child whose proficiency as a Granada Is unapproachable. Bhe will APPEAR EVERY EVENING at the LONDON PAVILION. The general entertainments are of a superier character, com prising Operatic Selections by first-rate vocalise. Sim Collins in Ills humorous lila melodies. and the best corak talent in Lon don. Engagement of the Female Christy Minstrels, who will appear every evening.—The LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne- Greet.. Leibl and flonnhammer, Proprietors. AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, IS3, Oxford-street, purveyor of wines to the French de partment at the International Kshibltion The Immense purchases made of the best vintages enable If. Valentin to supply these wines. so highly approved 45, at the follow itt ingtalkm: YAMAHA 311M1.... Ma. pre Arm BORDEAUX, 183& GRAVER, 1858 CHABLIS, 1868 BEAU NE, 11163 OLD COGNAC MANDY Ms. •• Wmaraniad pea IProlich Winn. A tall List at Prim forwarded on application. REAL MALTA LACE and SHAWLS maims& IMITATION Ditto. — REAL FRENCH. BRUXELLES. and SPANISH SHAW'S. REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 44 Guineas. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES, A. 'MACEDOINE'S SPANISH DEPOT SR SOUTH AUDI/CY-ST., OROSVINOIRSQUARE, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NNW COATINGS an now ready fee inspection. The tromerings are of patterns and tex tures not to be excelled A select dock of walMm4 Wanting. and over coats always on hand at HAMILTON and umrrozes, 106, Strand. opposite NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. K MOSES and 1101T8 celebrated INDISPIDDIABLI SHIT, which Is adapted equally fez walking, riding. travelling, bollaom or the seaside, will be found the most comfortable lam lot a visit to the International Exhibition, price from Me to TO.. Summer Clothing of every description, ready-made, at made to 'measure for all classes and all ages. K Mikity and SON. Ready-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makcre Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. London Houses : City Pstabllabment, 156, 155, 156, 157, Minories 66. at, 65. 86. 87. 63, 89, Aldgate. Oxford-street Branch, 606, 607, 506, New Oxford-street; 1,2, it Hart-street. Tottenham-court-rued Branch, 137, 138, Tottenham-court-road. tEI. Euaton.read. Country fistablishments : Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. An setae* are marked in plain figures the lowest pane& prices, Irma which no abatement cau be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lists of prices, with rules for self-measurement, and patterns, post free. 11CMES and SOY'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at sunset 011 Saturday evening at sunset, when business la resumed until 11 o'clock. E. 1fic , ,E , .4 sod SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French sod German translations. and containing some interest ing information concerting the " international Exhibition," may be had gratis, and poet free. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK :the original„ for marking on linen, silk, or cotton, re quires no preparation, and la by far the best. Notice.-01 , - serve that no sixpenny size of the genuine has ever yeti prepared, and that each bottle bears the address on the M. Long.lane, West Smithfield, City, E.C., where it may be ob taiued wholesale and retail, and at most druggists, medicine vendors, stationers, be., in the Visited Kingdom.—Price L. per bottle. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper medication of food. ROWLAND'S* ODONTO. or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compouuded of Oriental Ingredients, is of Incetimable value in prvierving and beautify'og the teeth. strengthen= the gums, and in giving a pleasing fray snce W the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spelt of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the ensmel, to which it imparts a pearl-Uke whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and it is universally in high repute. Price In. PI per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Aak for "Rowlands' Odonto." rIORNS ' BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE vv and CURED in mie minute, without cutting or the least pain, by Mr. RINDALL, 86, Regent-street. Ladles attended by Mm. if preferred. Terms, 2s. ed. to Is. Mt. Mendell has testimonials from the Royal Family, which may be seen, with thousands of others, from all ce thekingdom, similar to the following :— Prom the RI t Rev. the Lord Bishop of London :—" Mr. Rental! hase ff ectu y cured some corns on my feet without giving any pain.' —"Sir Ruben Alemuider, 36, St. James's-place, has had two large toenails and a corn extracted frosa his feet by Mr. Randall, and can strongly 'commend him." Observe, gg, Regentetreet Quadrant. TIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA .1F Le beem daring twenty-eve years, emphatically mann Moo by the medical profession, mid tuilvm ad by blk as the best remedy for acidity of the :headache, goat, and fndlgmtbn, and as a mild ape rient for debuts constitutions. more especially for ladles and dilldren. It le prepared, In a state of perfect parity sad =llona only by DINNILIFOLD sad Co., 171, New Bondetreet, Leedom; end sold by a respastalis abewau throustbrat Of wrivid. 110 the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— A BOON on this subject wld be forwarded, gratis, to the Meted. All parses. sadertna from the ordinary ailments of mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to Mrs. C. IL, 1, Edith-stmt. liackuey.road, London, when a copy mtn be Ituandlately returned. L ONDON CARPET WARZHOBII.- 17 Eetablished IiIa—WAUGH and ON beg to intimate to as nobility. gentry, and pestle that their SHOW-WOWS don. tab a large amortment of ERUSBELS and VELVET-PILIK CAREITS. of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they lave had in the manufacture of carpets enables than to pro be* very superior qualines to those in the general trade. Axminster, Turke7, Aubusson Carpets. etc. Silts and ether larks for curtains and I urisiturs,-3 and 4, Goodge-street ; N sad 06, Tottenhaen-court-roed. W. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Drawing-room Suites in Velvet AM 0 0 •, Drawing-room Suites, complete 36 0 0 Dining-room Suites, complete lg 0 0 Bed-room Suttee, complete 26 0 9 Warranted First-clam P. and S. BEPPU% 144. 0.1.70RD-STBEZT, and Ot to 96, CITY-ROAD. Militated Catalogues gratis and post free on application. nAUTION.-W ATHERSTON and BROGDZN reoetansod the Wilk to have th e . Carat Gold stated a the hivolc•—" Me Gold sad Pure Gobi, as appliesl to Jewellery. Wag • delsolcm. WATHEASTON sad BILOGDEN'S GOLD =Ana sad all articles sianutactarsel by than, are sold spat this sad at the saaasfacturees' sem. lianatestory. 11. Covent-guise. W.C. Assays made of chains sad sew Is. Thb estahlishistast Is dosed at II la week* and ea ihatardays at I. NEW MAGAZINE OF COMMERCE AND GENERAL LITERATURE. Now ready price Is., N 0.6 of - a Home and Holerid - Tlnthly Review of Commerce, Manufactmres, and Gem ral Literature. Contents:-1. Resof a Australia. P. Russia. 3. The American trabange. reat Crises in History of Cotton Trade 1790-186 S 6. The Collection of Agricultnrsi Statistics. 6. Metals and Machinery at the Inter- I nstional Exhibition. 7. Trade, Commerce, and Manufactures of Sweden and Norway. & The Liverpool Financial Reform Asso ciation. 9. The Mercantile Morality of the Law of Übe. In. Debate on Mr. Lindsay's Motion. It. Correspondence. IP. Literature. 13. Money, Banking. and Shares. 14. English and Scotch Metals and Weal Manufactures, Er. • Louden: Sampson Low, Son, and Co.. 47, Ludgete.hill and all booksellers la town and country. Ludwig Denkke, Lame*, for the Continent Walter Low, New York, to the Un tied States. THE BEST PARIS FASHIONS will be found in the " PARIS ELEGANT" for AUGUST, which contains three beautifully coloured Engravings, and can be ordered of any bookseller or news agent. Price Is., post free Is. Id. W. Thomas, Publisher, No. If, Erydgeastroot, Covent-leaden. Ou the 28th Instant. Pout Bro. Price Bs., cloth. ESSAYS by a BARRISTER. (Reprinted from the Saturday Review. • ) Smith, Elder, sad Co., 86, Conthfil. Thle day, two Yob., Crows Svo, BARREN HONOUR. A Tale. By the Author of =lariagetone." Reprinted from Prat Magazine. : Parker, Boa, and Bourn. Went Strand. MIL WHYTZ YELVILLEI NEW NOVEL. This dig Is I TOIL Mini grOt THE QMS 4 i3 MARIES : a Romance of Holyrood. Larks : Porker, des, and Boum We Birsad. Second Edition, delay Eiro, with Pertrelt, THE REMAINS of the late Mrs.RICHARD 1 TRENCH. Being Selections from berJoeyoais o Letters, end other rapers. Edited by ber Son, the Deemed worriment's. Lmdon : Parker, Son, end Bolan, West Ellasad. Fourth Edition, Is. sewed, HIS PRESENCE, NOT HIS MEMORY. ny Jogs S. B. MONSILL, LLD., Vicar ol kW= end Enrol Dean. By the some Author. SPIRITUAL SONO& Third Edition. O. 6d. London ; Parker, Poo, and Bourn, West Strand. MIAS' WORK& Now publishing, In penny weekly numbers, superbly illustrated, the Copyright Complete &Mon of NOVELS and ROMANCES. By ALECANDIA DUS. Loudon : Ward sad Lock, 158, Meet-street DIMAS WORK& ILLUSTRATED. In Penny Weekly Numbers, superbly lllmitated, now publishing, MONTE CHEM 0. In 20 Penny Numbers. 'IBS THREE MINICKTEBES. In 12 Penny Numbers. JOSEPH BA LSAMO. To be oomapieted in no Penny Numbers. Window bills are now reedy, and the weekly issue of the above most misbrand works will caumenee on August I. lent London : Ward and Lock, lig, itisetntreet. On Amick 1, Bole Com* lkntton, figs _Svo,ries A lITOBIOGRAPHY of a FRENCH DICTEC sm. TIFF. From 1818 to 1868. By unix, late Chief or the Paris Detective Pollee. Important Copyrlaht work has been described and largely quoted In the Times, and also In the Athenaeum. London Ward and Lock, 168, Fleet street. DR. CURTIS UN NXII.VOURNE3IB. GENIRAL DEBILITY. Is. Jost published, pries is., post beetroot the Author for 12 stamps, A. MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CUBE of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twentyifive yew' inceetaful practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten We. by Dr. J. L. Cilitrie, 15, Albenualeatreet, Piccadilly, London. Consoltations. 10 till 3, and 6to EL " We feel so hesitation in so) mg there la no member of society by whom the bunk will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman." o__ London: Mann. 30. Cornhill ; ayd .1. Allen. 10. Warwick-lane. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH has Just published a FREE XDITION of his minable work, the PRIVATN MEDICAL FRIEND Mt pages), ou the Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Loos of Memory, Deissini of Sight, Lassitude, de., post-free, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps—Address, Dr SMJITH, Burtuoureecest. Tavistockeneare, London. N.C. PARLIAIIENTARY CHANGES DURING SRI SENSION. —There have been during the session which I. now drawing to a close many important changes in the representatives holding seats in the House of Commons. Parliament opened on Thursday, the 6th of February, and immediately afterwards the following gentlemen, who bad been elected during the recess, took the oaths and their vats:—Mr. Charles Turner, for South Lancashire (new constituency) ; Mr. J. Laird,f or Birkoo head (new constituency); Mr. W. Mor rison, for Plymouth, in the room of Viscount Valletorkwho become the Earl of Mount Edgeumbe ; Mr. Chas. Seely, for Lincoln, in the room of Major Waldo Sibthorp, deceased ; Mr. Edmund Potter, for Carlisle, in the room of Sir James Graham, deceased ; Mr. William Can, for Finsbury, in the room of Mr. Thomas Duncon,be, deceased ; Sir Robert Clifton, Bart., for Nottiegham, in the room of Mr. John Mellor, raised to the judicial bench : Mr. F. Vernon, foe East Worocatershire, in the room of Mr. Hodgetts Foley, dreamed ; Colonel Faye, for Oxfordshire, in the room of Mr. Harcourt., deceased, and Sir Hervey Bruce, for Cole raine, in the room of Dr. Boyd, deceased. On the death of Sir Charles Burrell, his me, Sir Percy Burrell, wasre turned for Shoreham. bbortly after the assembling of Parliament new writs were issued for the city of Gloucester, which bad been for • long time suspended, The Honourable C. Berkeley and Mr. J. J. Powell, barrister of the Oxford Circuit, were returned. For the borough of Wakefield, which had been is a similar position, a new writ was issued, and Captain Sir John Dalrymple Hay was returned, having been opposed by Mr. Smethurst.. • gentleman of considerable local influence. By the elevation of Lord Worley to the earldom of Yarborough a vacan took piece in the representation of Great Grimsby , for which Mr. Chapman was elected. Mr. Homage had retired from Lincoln to contest Grimsby, and his seat at Lincoln was gained by Mr. Burnley-Moore. Early in the session a new writ was issued for the county of Loogford in the room of Colonel Luke White, who had become • Lord of the Trea sury ; on offering himself foe re-election he was de feated by Major O'Reilly, but sometime afterwards was retained for the borough of Kidderminster, in the room of Mr. Bristow, who accepted the office of Solici tor to the Admiralty. On the 27th of February a new writ was ordered for the city of Canterbury, iu the room of the Hon. Butler Johnston,, resigned. His eon, Mr. Butler Johnstone, was elected after a sharp contest with Major Lyon. Early in March a vacancy OUCIIITOd in the ranee...en ration of the North Riding of Yorkshire by the death of Mr. Edw. Stillingfieet Cayley, who represented the division for 30 years. He was succeeded by Mr. Morritt, who was opposed by Mr. If illhaok. At the same time a vacancy cc. curried in the repreeeetation of High Wycombe by the death of Sir George Dasher:ed. He was nucceeded by Mr. Reming ton Mills, who gained a victory over Mr. Cameron, of Hamp den. On the With of March • new writ was issued fur tho borough of Preston, in the room of Mr. R. A. Cross, resigned. There were two candidates, Sir J. Hesketh and Mr. Melly, the boo. baronet being the victor. In April a new writ was ordered for the borough of Oldham in the room of Mr. W. J. Fox. resigned. Mr. Hibbert was elected without opposition. Early in May Mr. Frederick Dacha% was elected member for Lambeth, in the room of Mr. W. ROUpell, who resigned. On the 19th of the same month, Mr. Slimy, M.P. for Shrewsbury, died from the effects of an accident. He was succeeded by Mr. IL Robert son, a civil engineer. At the commencement of the present mouth a vacancy took place in Montgomeryshire by the death of Lieutenant-Colonel H. W. W. Wyss. He wee succeeded by Mr. C. W. Watkin Wynn, who was opposed by Mr. Tracy. In the middle of the month Colonel Fri guar= resigned the representation of the Kirkcaldy burghs, and was succeeded by Mr. R. Aytouu. Within the last few days • new writ hes been issued for the county of Carlow, in the room of Captain Banbury, resigned, and no return has yet been made.—Tiaacs. CaverrAL PAzres—Mr. Glaisher, P. 8.5., Jrc., will mate his second ascent in Mr. Cozwere new balloon (constructed for the British Association) on Wednesday (this day), to snake observations in the lower strata of the atmosphere, of • similar nature to those which be lately made in the higher strata during the ascent from Wolver hair pton. The balloon will leave the grounds at 4 o'clock precisely. FROM LAST maims GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. [JAWS or mimosa AND 7DITTANN TANTIONIONO WO BM ONTAINID AT TEI 001101 or TEI CUNT BIOME" wow or ournorroT, itnaula 41T0001, Bonlimo. Ni .~~..r, to surrender iummt LI, at 11' Mumma Burillotweir, Progdmgaireet, Otairell-road, sommes , Mal clerk, Auguai Ist, at I. JANES PAN& jun , Woodatrest, Sphalftelds, wholesale boot assufaiNiter. August IS, at IL J. 17 41 0 7 8. 14111dhanSphice, Deptford, Journeyman baker, a U ms at L Jew ,11111"1113h. sYtalOWd-road, Awash-town, working ILtalf ens; Wtolkam-tillas, Camden-town, peolemme a in IS, at 2. Jails Powats, Colville-road, Dayrwater, &aids tke Great Ik r atio ßaient Okla, Auguat 12. at L Crustal w, Undfleld, Sumer, late Marker, Atm. 12. arl. MULLUit riparoitt, Sutton. Surrey, Sager, arafasa 04. as If.. H. W. Aiolka, Cannon-street West, Clay, marebant, Aosta& H. 1 at IL Tnom: b lci r op o r, =Met Kromer, august 14, at Lt. • THOUS N , Lake's, foreman at a Wad me amp* 14 at A. H" 11 taZNPPer OlNlMillig oirret, rentouville, and George. Yard. -square, pa barrel smuts...tare's, Aagast 11, at IL n . Wtudea Rayons =wrap), !Wittier Heath. Hiddlrwt. selmolmaster. Aar 14, at 111 Wittiest Nana, Wharf, Uty- Dania, -berla, clerk to an evil seer, Segust 14, 10. W INDwasAys, Luton, Beds, budder, August 14, u tzt SIMMS Maks, Saddler. TRW' Ali LlOlO, Nq l4r. til e r h. Pancraa, A BINJAININ IigUARD MAID, Catherine-place, park, carpenter, August 14, at S. 2055 MaNDAT, Hmeterlek.plaoe, Commercial-read But, boot maker, .Saguat 9, at 1. TRONA3 WATZIN WILLIMIB, Birmingham, apothecary, August 11./At HENRY POWELL, fiantymcbon-fawr, Brecombire, farmer, August ft at IL THOMAS ps, bristol. soap maker, August 12., at 11. Enwrs gg w, Cheltenham . commission agent , Ang. 11,at Ww.uAsi . leiwth Twiny°, Olamorganabire, turpitar• dealer. 1 M IL RICNARD AJIAM HOTTA Liscoln, !surgeon, August 20, tt It THO MAS an. Lthook,grocar. August 1 2: at it THOMAS BARBI*, ii.on.apon-Huit, rope manufac. Direr, Jewel l& at IL JOSEPH WILSON and JOllll BUTTIMWORTH, Morley, Yorkshire, • el:rectums, August 14, at 11. 1331912 DII and 011101t091 KIDD, Yalagrave, Yorkshire, builders, A 14. at 11. MICHAS* NIFIGIOOLD, Bradford, Yorkshire, butcher, Augusta, et 11. JOHN Tl*o4leitY and FLUDIRMIT WILLIAM SWALLS, York, cur riers,fi, at 11. JANIS , Liverpool, Diecult baker, August 5, at 11. Junta Liverpool, eating-house keeper, Aug. 9, at 12. Wituai&Coon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper, August 11, at 14. 010161 MUMMY, King's Norton, Worcestershire, baker, 804. 29, at THOMAS Jailitit WILKINSON, Birmingham, stationer, Sept. 29, at 10. Joint JOLLY, Old Trafford, Lancashire, bookkeeper, August 19, at 95. Pieria 1144atolittils, Chorlionmpon.lteillock, Manchester, com mercial traveller, August 19, at 95. JPUTNAM DANIST, Manchester. toy dealer, August 19, at 95. OHN Maxon, Manchester, wheelwright, August 19. at 95. CHARLES DODD, Salford, Lancashire, journeyman bread baker, August 16, at 16. IiDmARD OrMintaT Lignirow, Nottingham, grocer, Aug. 20, at 10. JAW SSITITAM. Nottingham, grocer, August 20. at 10. EDWARD Foam', Woolley Moor, Derbyshire, butcher, August 20. at 10. Gamma MlALlLitoes, Northwich, Cheshire. bootmaker, August 6, at 1. THOMAS Ryan? SMITH, Klmley Castle, Worcestershire, tailor, August 15, at 11, Motaiti.Citillseatino HUTCHINSON, Kvesham, Worcestenhire, Gilman, August 16. at 11. TeoNABTTLII4, Worcester, bookmaker, Aug. 16, atll. (Moine ltsstten, Worceeter, betting man . August la. at 11. BKNJAMIX QAIIIIITON. Pershore, Worcestershire, market gar dener, Avast 14, at 11. ARTHUR 1101reir, Tommy, Devonshire, hatter, August 8, at 11. WSW) CAAVaa, Rest Lemke, Notts, blacksmith, Aug. 111, at 10. SAMUEL WoOD, Painiwick, Gloucestershire, fruiterer. Aug. 9, at 10. JONAS KNIGHT Babvis,Woodbury, Devoashire,einith,Aug. 9 , Atli. RICHARD AiIDRMWS, Road, Somersetshire, late baker, Aug. 9, MU. Joiis 11•Avol, Aldershot, hawker, August ti, at 12. Gnome TERM, Vately, Rants, coppice dealer, August is, at It THOMAS EVANS, Csergwrlle, Yliatahlre, butcher, August % at 11. Paste HILL. Bradford,Yeetsit, gear, miumfacturer, Aug.3l,at 12. Jolla Maki% Leeds, bookbinder, August 21, at 125. EDWARD Plinar BlAvAit, Cambridge, beer retailer, Aug. 6, at 4. Joan DAY, Jan., Beading, pork butcher's moisten'. Aug. 11. at It Tiltneaglansitase,Kiperol w orth Lincolnshire, butcher, Aug. 13, at 2. Janes Mixings. Kelley, Hants, general ehopkeeper,Ang.l3,at lt JAMBS GOODARD, Gloucester, whitesmith, August 13, at t JANDI WINTIBItoOK, Birkenhead, shoe manufacturer,Aug.ll,at 10. JANIM Prnuir,Westotanyland,Aomernet•h, bateher,Ang.lLM 10. KLUAllatliatoatinalt, Newark-upon-Trent, clothier,Aug. s,at 10. Junk an wnzaros, MookwearnsoUthr engine Atter, August 12, at 3. Jamas WILSON, Barley, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Ausust 16, at 1. JOne Gnome Tort. Derby, wire worker, August 6, at 12. JONATHAN liganqui, Dawley, Salop, grocer. anomie Buttitn, Tiverton, carpenter, August 12, at S. MART Ain Wools, Maracas, Devonah., licensed victualler, Aug -12, at 10. Joint PRATT TURNIN, Torquay, cabinet maker, August 8. at it Mang& GsoltOt Rica, Torquay, professor of music, Aug. 6, at 12. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Sent. 2. W. Turner, Felle-street, Hackney-road, oilman-August 26. W. Quelch, Stratford, Easel, chandler hop keeper-Sept. 2. J. C. Gray, Northampton. oarpenter-Sept. E. W. Denmark, Gar den-row, London-road, journeyman baker-August 26 J. Davis: Old-street, St. Luke's, general dealer-August 26 W. West, Oval, Rack uey-road, linendraper-August 26. T. &Milton. Otford-street, licensed victualler-Sept. 2. W. Howes, St. Marialquare, Lam beth, commission agent-Sept. 2. R. Klein, Goldsnilth.street, Cheapslde, commission agent-August 16. E. W. Km., Acton, Madmaker-August W. W. Vase, Stone's End, Southwark, con fectioner-August 26. J. M. Rowland, Prospect-place, Upper Claptou, dealer in carriages-August Id. G. Sawyer, Guildford street, Russell-aquare, doctor of medicine-August 26. K. W. Houma. Upper James-street, Camden Town, cab driver-August 26. Tit Bernard, Bear-lane, Blaektriantroad, carman-August 26. G. If ewer, Blenheim-street, New Bond-street, tailor-August 26. T. Pierce, Caroline-place, Raverstock-hill, china dealer-August 25. K iseiument., Peed-street, Paddleirtua, baker-MINA 26. L K Bertst, Parliament.street, Westminster, and York road, Lambeth. scholastic agent-Sept. 2. J. 8. Renwick, Stanley street, Pimlico. Customs elcrk-Sept. 2. W. Notkells. Jermyn. street, Piccadilly, lodging-house keeper-Sept. 2. W. Robertson, Crotched Friars, City, shipping agent-August ft J. R. Folkard, Little Marylebone-street, Cuatom-house messenger-August 26. V. Armand Newmanttreet, Difordetreet, and Carltometreet, Regent-street, coffeehouse keeper-August 34. W. Wicks, Creek- Mg St. Mary, Suffolk, farmer-August 26. J. Spiller, Swindon, Wilts, cabinet maker-Aimed 20. Tinker, Newton-upon- Trent, Lincoinsbln., DI eke:milli-August e 3. D. 11•Ginn and P. 11.61nn, Ilvermyl, cart owners-Sept. 4. H. Marsden and J. Clarke, Blackburn, manufacturers-August 14. J. Bailey, Man chester, Huddersfield, and Linthwalto, Yorkshire, commission agent-August 22. J. D. Abrams, Manchester, sewing machine manufacturer -August 26. D. F. Jones, Mica, Monmouthshire, grocer-August 20. J. Radford, Newp rt, 11onmoutinhire, baker-August 13. B. W. Norman, Worcester. publican- August 13. B. Rodgetts, Worcester. hay and straw dealer-August 13. J. Fletcher, Worcester. furniture broker -August 13. J. Lewis, Worcester, publican-August 9. T. Coward, Compton Martin, Somersetahire. farmer-August 9. J. Hamshaw, Readby, Lincolnshire, mariner- August 19. J. Miller Southamp ton. dealer in toys-August 12. Susannah Redstone, Cowes, Isle of Wight, tishnionger-August 18. J. Hampton, W)ingswolii, Leicestershire, victualler-August 18. J. Spencer, Lougtiliorough. Leicestershire, dealer In glass-August M. W. Woodman, Brock hunt, Wants, baker-August ft J. Clarke, Pollan, Rants, Sad dler-August 25. W. Rowdon, Crediton, Devonshire, tailor- August 19. Ann Matilda Naden, Cambridge, schoolmistress- August. 16. A. J. Green, Yamouth, Devonshire, grocer-August 13. T. Moss, Griumbury, Northamptonshire, waggoner-Autust la J. Pymun, Bury Si. Edmunds, autfolk, confectioner-Amnia 12. Elie lath Pilgrim, Salisbury-crescent, Walworth, widow -August 19. R. Slade, lisselb Somersetshire, twine manufacturer-August 9 . W. New Worksop,.,miNotsa, anent-Sept. 17. J. Whision, Leicester, brush roan urcr- Aumo.t. 20. S. Burton, Leicester, chuvist-August 14. F. New bold. Astiby-de.la-'Pouch, beerhouse keeper-August It. J. Ander sen, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, picture frame dealer-August 11. E Darnley, Clusheugli, Durham-August 11. R. Finlay. Patton, Duthani, schoolmaster-August In. W. Dowdy, Sunderland, painter-August IS. Hannah Stark, Taunton, innkeeper-August 12. E. Brittalti. Jun., FaUtingham„ Lincolnshire, butcher-August 30. T. Miller, Liverpool, bootmaker-AuMist 13. S. Cave, Liver pout, butcher-August C. J. Flock, Bristol, baker-August 27. J. Parfrey, Bristol, coachmaker-August 27. G. C. Merril. Clifton ißristol' -August 14. J. Sidley, Dukinlield, Cheshire, publkan- August 14. E. Folley, men., Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, farmer- A ugust DS. Harriet Smith. l'raumere, Cheshire, market gardener -August 11. A. Rolle and J. Davis, Dorringtonetreet, Clerken well, timber merchants. BANKRUPTCY ANIIIILL3O3 July 25. 010101 CAS-region?, Under.Weresetershlre, late draper. _ DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Moors CARTwasoirr,LiingSou and Silverdale, Staffordshire, dealer In pottery raaterials—lst dividend of sjd., any Thursday, at Kinnear's. Birmingham. ' THOliss Bean 4, Cotweli End, Stafforetahlre, malister-2nd dirt- oend of SW., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Jos Lula& Willeuhall, Staffordshire, draper—lit dividend of WI., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. OISOKOS HENRY KIMT, Strstford-upon•Avon, timber merchant -Ist dividend of Ss., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. RICHARD JUST liArrlll.l3 and JOseril VERNoiI NLEDHAM, Bir mingham, gun manufacturers-Ist dividend of Is. bid., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. WILLIAM Burrs:grump and JstiLS Berrmiectui, Tunetall. Staf fordshire, earthenware manufacturers-Ist dividend of 95., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. THOMAS ilsaceen. Hereford, timber merchant—lnd dividend of 2.5. did., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. RICHARD BRADLIT, Handsworth, Staffordshire, broker—lit divi dend of Ia lid., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. Wittlaß CHARM Mtgs.% Birmingham. draper—lot dividend 1 of fa. Id., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. 1 Janis CAUDV(II.I., Southwell, Hotta, coal merchant-2nd divi dend of Is., July KS, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris s, Nottingham. • WOOLSTAM If milieu, Ilkeston, Derbyshire. grocer —1 t dividend of 25. ad.. August 4, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. DIVIDINDIL Algid le O. Williams, Mountain Ash, Olamorganshire, haulier • —August 13. T. Fuicher, East Denham, Norfolk, ironmonger— August 12. It Plckstock, Whine . .. Cheshire, Joiner —August H. R. Watson and C. W. Watson, Kettering, Northamptonshire, cur. lers—August, it W. N. Evans and H. B. Evans, Cnlyton, Devonshire, taaners—kept. & P. Wellesley, T. liammemiey, and ! F. NausinereleY. Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufacturers—Sept. 8. ' W. Dug rd, Jan,, Lapworth, Warwickshire, coach plater—Sept. S. W. Gib on, Birmin gh am, share broker. CENTIFICATE to be granted, order cause be shown to the cemetery on or bdoes the day of 'swollen. August 22. L. Cobb, Liverpool, amble how keeper. tdiTNl3ll/11711 DIIIIOLVID. 0. Anderson and O. B. IL Anderson, Ludlow, Salop. attorney* • —W. t ooper and J. Dawson, Manchester, general wsrehouaensen —l. Smith and J. Osten., Liverpool, Pawnbrokers—J. lOUs and 0. leeldanon= miit hrsigh, Torkedre, quarry ownen-li Farb= and J. OWL , Iraniling lien arawadesnedegt - T. wlstle and 0. P. gerron, goebdale, carpet dealers-Anna, Wilmon, R. Wilmot, sail B. Inns, Miutchesier, pennies. of law pipes W. lerneeramt J. Jens, Forest, of Dean, Oiormseteakins, cod proprietors-C. Warne and V. Payne, gyisham YID,. Barak. menntadosers of drabbette-g. Pranks and F. ketch. grestrele• Amen lantana goods Importers-IL Holmes and J. Holmes, gennmea, Glainorganahlre, and Newport, Ifonmoutterbire,drapers P. retortion , and J. Oompor, troarms. Olamorpnehlre, shipleroicers- N. Tapp, H. H. Tubbs, and k. T. Poore, Manchester oonwnleeloo agents, so kw as roped. Tft , W. 1100inen sad O. t. NI:lorrow, Liverpool, Wan dealms-1 Harvey. mod a. Jock. Un, Haistow, Lincolnahlre brielonakers-Z. Thompson end P. , Men, _Hsglak, Torkellina . pelatalw - s O . /mike= and I. I. Jelms a.., MamUster, onallware Ensindaetarere--Jers Armoire.* sad H. Armstrong, Harchester, wins aserageoln-H. dykes am B. tykes, Eitalybrldge.ldneaehlre, -1' T. Maoloaaidasst . radley. Wtsbeach, arobris, eltwolsta-Janses Itiger and John tug" Bristol, moons" Insphoos, Z. W. Hanford, and d. H. C. Hadley. lai#l47llde• Bel o , 11 . msnatacturere-W. Shorland and A. cam, Towel!, = Bum sargeons-J. lir and Nat, Deeds, dyers-B. dhow. Curler, and T. Ilkeston, Derbyshire. boot manufacturers- H. Robinson.C. 1542722, and (kum, Abram an elm. ra....mit } Tur. • Jbdf arAMBITION& • 1 ,. medeballi; Arrest I, 85 , lb. Ras62s . , N }San's • M .- Tgr i tle, Emir, Assitit 25 Neat ass La* I • • • Tear • rr,ITN I TC" " tn. Mast rants, lidindlisibit.AlsiNlS 4:0, bilk and Soothe, Min AfarltisSS t w ells,ridgr.llo ll ger, 221.25.15 ell- Or *Wand merehont, Ailtgle near Olnigan. JAME Bina, Glmegow, wood rigs set, Awaits, at Use 122214 Hag, Glasgow. • • • DAM/ DICTIDAIX, AlVa. sidardactter, August T, at Hendry s Star Hotel, Maxi LONDON, BIL[BRYON, AND 8011TH COAST NALLWAY. After the close of ear yesterday's report, the meeting was made special for the purpose dcon liaising and determining upon the issise - of the sathorised by the London, Brighton, and South Ceut a = way (New Lines) Act, 1862 ; by the London, Brightea, and Boa Gout Railway (Stations, wayct, 1862 by the stun and Guildford Direct Rail Act, 1860; and by the West London Extension Act, 1861; by the CreStiOU Of new shores ; sod by borrowing on mortgage or hoed, or by the eau of debenture stock. The Caanutan, in explanstim„ said the company's bor rowing powers mounted to 800,0001. ; but the directors only asked for 380,0001., which, as far u they could see, would be amply sufficient for their immediate domed,. There were two ways of creating eapitaL It had of late been fashionable to issue preferential shares ; but the di rectors had considered whether it was not their duty to maintain a proper proportion between the ordinary stock and the preferential stock, and they bed come to the con clusion that it would be better to issue ordinary stock to the propertors. The differeeee of interest which they uld we to pay upon the 280,00 cg. would not be more an 5,0001. or 6,0001.; and, eoniMeig that their income this year would moot to 1,000,0001. Melia& they would never feel the extra 5,0001. or 6,0061. they would thus be under the necessity of paying tor n owe shandiolders. Be had, therefore, to peopess a ies antborishig the issue of ordinary stock to each proprietor in proportion to his present holding, which co o probe to the extent of shoot 8 per cent. The necessary formal resolutions were then carried. UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Yesterday the second ordinary general meeting of this company took place at the central Ares, °ream house, Oldßroad-skeet, Admiral Sir Heist Lams, ILP., in the chair. The report was taken is read. The Camairsx mid it was most satisfactory to the directors and the shareholders to feel that the interests of the company had been promoted, in the fare of all the op positing they had met with, in a manner which was Very creditable to those concerned. The company was MOW 111 flourishing condition, not only in regard to money, but also in reference to their 'moral 'newspeak and prospects. There could be no doubt that if they continued to program as they were vow progreeddig, they 'Meld ultimately be come the first telegraph company t a-the Magda". Tbe re port showed that the revenue ol the company had 4oubled since the Linea were first opened ; but it might have been more correctly stated that it had nearly trebled, and he sincerely hoped that, when the shareholders met again, they would find not only that their lines had been extended, but that their revenue was greatly increased. The retiring directors and auditors were then re-elected ; and Mr. Andrews, the secretary and manager, gave some interesting statistics showing the increased sumer which bad attended telegraphic communication, both here and on the continent, in those instances where the charges hod been reduced. The report was adopted, and the retiring electors were re-elected. THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OP CANADA. The select committee of share and bondholders of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have just famed a "Memorandum " on the Arrangement' Act now passed_y the Canadian parliament end on Mr. Welkin's report. We extract some of the principal passages : "Collecting together the facts sod considerations which influence the decision to be arrived at under present circum stances, it appears to the oadersigned that in favour of accepting adopting the ' Arrangements Act,' which will he brought before the meeting of the Bth August proximo, there are the following advantages to be gained, dividing them into two groups, The equipment mortgage of 500,0001. is dispensed with, or at all events postponed. The lease rents are largely reduced. The postal sube placed on a sound and reasonable beak. A way is open e d fur the settlement of the judgment and other debts, and for the liberation for the general benefit of the collateral securities held by the judgment creditors. The administration of the hue is h process of effectual refor mation, the accounts are systematised, and the working expenses largely reduced. The supreme management and control of the company is brought to England, and placed in the hands of the baud and shareholders. Legal techoi cantles are consolidated, and legal rights and prioritise are carefully defined. The property in future is to be managed wholly as a commercial enterprise. Powers for facilitatiag harmonious action with other Canadian lines have been obtained, and a discussion of the policy of such action favourably commenced. Mr. Watkin says in his report that the net earnings of the line in the several twelvemonths ended 30th June. 1857, were 30.9121. • 1858, 42,0361. ;18'0, 41,5461. • L lBBO, 98,4911. ; 1861, 163,4701. ; 1862, 165,0001. —the 165,0001. in the year just rimed being • uet result., after charging to revenue large sums for repair of the per manent way, sad is also a net result arrived at before the introduction of the large economy of say 40,0001. or 50,0001. in working expenses which Mr. Watkin announces. Tin sum required to pay the lease rents on the reduced and the interest of 5 per cent. per annum on the first second preference bonds is—lease rents and mor tgagee, say 98,5001. - first preference, interest, 100,00017= ditto, 56,000% Until the civil war in America is at ' an end s it is impossible to make reliable calculations as to the future. Each bond aed shareholder must therefore judge for himself with what degree of speed the future einsiege of the line are likely to enable it to overtake the suisershe claims apnea those swamp ; always remembering, haws er, that there are four indis pensable conditions apart from which it may be safely said that the Grand Trunk Railway can never emerge from its difikulties. These conditions are :—ltalief from the hams and pressure of the existing debts ; supreme control in and from England ; thorough commercial management is Carib& ; and such • period of coucerion by all claimants as will give the limo rest for a reasonable period, and a fair opportunity of establishing its hold over the traffic. The undersigned are distinctly of opinion that the best and speediest means by which these objects can bs accomplished will be by the adoption, on the Bth August proximo, of the Arrangements Act,' to be then submitted. It appears to the undersigned that if this act be adopted, it may be regarded as a final measure in the legislative history of the Grand Trunk Company. The period of concession provided by the act is abuodant.y ample to permit the property to find its fair and intrinsic leveL All outstanding legal questioe" will have been closed, the railway will have become an English company, and the rights and claims of all parties will have been de. fined ; end it is in this sense of • final measure that the undersigned venture to urge the acceptance of the Arrange. meets Act upon the bond and shareholders. It would be both unjust and ungrateful to close this memorandum without some acknowledgment of the great services which have been rendered to the Grand Truuk Railway by Mr. Watkiu during the past twelve months. . . . . The official functions of the undersigned were closed a year ago, but they venture to thick that the bond and shareholders will not regard as unwarranted or unbecoming the state. meet now submitted, with the single object of placing before them the real nature of the measures necessary to reduce into practice the scheme of ref ono and recovery pro posed after_proloaged inquiry by the late select committee. —Rosier W. CMAMPOILD, WILLIAM NIMMARCII, &nom. J. AILMOLD, WILLIAM EVANS, WILLIAM HAMM/DU; WIL LIAM timrru, Ram Wanza" • CRTerAL PALACH.—ONI SHILLING DAT.—Ttria- DAY, JULT 72.—A4ntimions oil payment, 1:1,790; ditto by season tickets, 913 ; total. 14,703. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Dress can depend on the brit materials and latest style at Kimpton's, 106, Strand, opposite ilifit TELEGRAPHIC (nurse's vuumusiesk-- - PRIIESIA. . 116 . . 167 1! The Chamber of Deputies. in ' • te4ler, • voted the reduction, by 10,000 4 4 tbefiinds allotted by the government to t pew for the current year, reserving f ":% e ngnt el cancelling this item entirely in the . for 1863. THE HERZEGOVINA. SCUTARI JULY 29. Over rash& has issued the following litgliii/1 : "All the positions of the Montenegrins round llajaratz have been taken. The enemy has been driven from Orialuka and the neighbouring vilhiges.• The village and ps.bine belonging to kfirko have been destroyed. Directoperations against Cettigne commence today. The enemy is discouraged." LGENCi. - SPAIN. I i The Madrid (layette publishes a decree ordering the sale, without , prejudice to the charges to which they sr! sutOtsted t of the arty 'of the religious ceders meal in the of Cuba. The buil& My diindtYk pnblie worship are exempted, as ' well as any others which the government may think fit to preserve. The Zpocci states that the Spanish government to itself to follow in the Italian question a , proposes which, without precipitating any de cision will screen it from the charge of disastrous obstinacy. TURKEY. The German journals announce that there are great movements in Bulgaria. A part of the popu lation is retiring to the mountains, and that part which emigrated to Russia last year is returning home. Many thousands have already arrived at Widdin. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICILAIXT. JOLT 29. APPOINTMENTS. —Sur goon J. A. Mould to retire INA the lank of isopector-gtooo - al looopitok sod floolo. AmistootePaymistors Maas. to the Caniuoriaad; sod LB. Tooker Ba charge), to the Viodblivo. NAVAL Pain Motram—Notice is given in last night% Gazette that preperatione are now being made for the istended dist:Made. of the slave and tamp boa ties ....aura far **Vine. aserosakasris, captured as the 19th November. by ber W*oo Alp Fakes. A similar notice le gives mad le the proses& and slave basse7 Ih• elyl=pienedi ifs 191 i May, 1861, by her Monstrosity The AbeiUe du Nord of St. Petersburg relates the following :—" A young men, about 20 years of age, named Dversinaki, employed as clerk ie the dem of the Governor of the province of Vormege, took from the cash box con fided to ha care 14,000 roubles (41r. each), and eight or tee gold models worth about 150 roubles each, intended se pines for horse mem. He also took some posting permits and blank passports for foreign countries, and then started for London . By inserting sometimes one name and then another on the posting permits, he reached Moscow, and then proceeded by mil to fit.iPstmeberg, where he perjured different articles, which be sent is present. to his relatives. By forging the name d the Governor of Yoe:mese on one of the blank passports, be managed to reach Berlin, where he remained for some days, and then started for London, where he arrived safely, and represented himself as a political refuges. Being against of the language, be found him self rather at a lose in the Snell& capital, bat he got himself installed in a comfortable lodging, and his time in visiting the Exhibition and eom foetable tenable Owe ateraiwg be heard a knock at his door, and, on opretwit, washamesetrack at seeing before him, in his fall Irian uniform, Coligay, the chief of the olice of Veme Th e first word uttere d by the unwelcome viable was. ' Where is the money? No answer was at first given, kw Dversimiti was completely stupefied by the appa relss of the Itaselaa ; but on the question being repeated, be stammered eat, ' I have got it—but not all.' Give me what you have, said M. Col guy. The mosey being handed over, lf. Coligny gave a signal, and several of the London police: who had been waiting to watch the effect of the fire appearance of the Russian functionary. mitered the room. The fugitive then delivered up also to IL Coligny the gold medals, a handsome gold watch and chain, ke., which had been purchased with the produce of the robbory." The &mem journal does not say whether the English police book the fugitive into custody or sot. Su ranirrrrion OF Tug 1:L1/M004—The payout Proknot contains a strong illustration of Dative superstition not unlike Edger Poe's famous tale of the Egyptian mummy which the Yanks doctors restored to temporary life by electricity. Lash October a Gujeerati Banian died. While the preparations were being made for his cremation, up he rose, and rn the midst of COofasion asked, "What are you doing to me here?" The assembled people said, "These preparations we ere making consequent upon your death." Open this the revived person said "Oh, brothers, I was taken by four men to a place at a distance, where there was a kind serrouoded by his court. He said to them, ' this creature still wants 29 minutes to complete his exiltence. Take him bock to his house and bring me indeed on old person of the Kunbi mate living a few miles off from Oonui. Upon this I was set at liberty. All this took place before my very eyes." The earembled relatives were greatly astonished te hear this and to disabuse themselves of say doubt about it, they sect two messengers to the village referred to. It was found that an old woman of Kuehl Will had *dually died there a few minutes before, and the Banian died 28 minutes after. The fulfilment of the two statements of the Belden naturally caused no alight sensation in the village. Pont-orrice GRIEVANCTX.—A general meeting of the employes of the Post-oelke was held lam evening at the British School Room, Cowper-street, City-road, for the purpose of considering the present position of the question affecting their grievances consepient upon the discussion in the House of Commons on the 22nd instant. Mr. Padfield was celled to the chair, and several speakers having addressed the meeting, resolutions ware adopted to the effect that every exertion should be used to bring the grievances com plained of more fully and effectually before the house in the ensuing serial ; end that in consequence of a proposed mediation by , a committee of gentlemen between the Poet. office employes and the Leeds of the Treasury, it should be left to the discretion of the committee to art upon it if they think fit, but that they are now open, as they always had beea, to any hosourable settlement of their grievasoes. A vete el thanks was passed by acclamation to Sir George Bowyer Mr. Cox and Sir S. Northoote, for their advocacy the feteer ' mum in the House of Commons. HIALTH Os LONDoN.—The weekly return issued by the Registrar-amend Metes that 1,137 deaths from ell causes were registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday. The average ember of deaths id the weeks of 185241 that correspond with last week is found, with correction for population, to be 1,242. The deaths last week were therefore lees by a hundred than the num ber that would have been recorded under the average rata of mortality. The births last week exceeded the deaths in the same time by 621. Typhus was returned in 74 cases, 32 of which were described as "typhus," 18 es "typhoid fever," aid the remainder as " gastric fever," " low fever, " &c. Five deaths from typhus occurred in the sub - distr ict of St. Margaret, Westminster ; 13 were returned by the London Fever Hospital. Measles and scarlatina were returned in almost equal numbers ; the former 49, the latter 48. About half of the deaths from measles oc curred in the east districts, chiefly I-Tweeters:is, where seven were recorded. Scarlatios prevails in Kensington, five fatal cases of it having i een registered io the town sub district. Diarrhea exhibited a decided increase last week ; the deaths from it roes from 39 to 68, besides which there were Mae from English cholera. Of the 77 deaths referred to the two beads • diarrhos" and "cholera," 67 occurred to children, chiefly infante. A eowkeeper, aged 63 years, died at 49, Paul-street. Sboreditch, of " oholerec diarrbtes," after 48 hours' illness. The widow of a wine-cooper, aged 58 years, was found dead at 7, Church-yard, Hackney, from "disease of the lungs, accelerated by want cif eourisbnisat and want of cleanliness." (Inquest.) The wife of a sein aged 41 years, died at 5, Spresd-eagle.street. Limehous typhoid fever, from the want of common neon ranee." The latter return is certified by the medical attendant. Last week the births of 887 boys and 871 girls, in all 1,758 children, were registered in London. In the ten cm respoodieg weeks of the years 1b5241 the average Dumber (corrected) was 1,782 The Derby Mercury announces the important discovery of a continuation of the coal field on the Oohs Park errata. sear the Greeley station of the Leicester end Burton Hallway. " It has been hitherto supposed that the Greeley and Mein coal field was terminated ou the west mid south-west by a fault mole, from seer the Greeley station towards Nett enrol and Doeisthome • but Mr. Daniel, the proprietor of the Coto° Park estate, situated at the south-west of the fault, baring reason to think that the halt was sot eenslenve spinet the possibility of "Mamie milting Rader his property, boring for oval was vigorously proessded with. sad last week resulted in the discovery ef a very "amble seam of coal of more than 13 feet thighs& the depth eI HO yards. The bed of oral is identical with the male beds 01 the Moira and (keno oollimiss.* IVIILMILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK for no World-Wind Scotch ANGOLA TROUSERS. 1$ new repine and ready for Inenctlon. These Trousers were originated by Mr. Mile., Whore only address la IS. RROOR.ST RE Et OVER-SQUARE and wbo la not oonneeded with eny person imitating and fiver Wag In hia none. 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