The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-14 00:00:00

I 7 •7. 1. c - ,s• 5 • , s,•__ _ • . . !I t . n ~, f Zfebt .•-,)-tt,.,ltt4•••-L ~' -_ :'i:R ' •- .1 -. 4 O L ' A AI" et„_ -_./ Na 5,648.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1864. [Stamped, id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of ,I.:1•1•ER PACKEN for AUSTRALIA front London Shad - . Ship• st ; .n:-... Foust Rights 2,0'0 2,600 City of Sydney... 2,200 „. :dm, ..-G ui don eltY • ... 2.500 .. Flying Cloud... 2,000 . Light Crigatte .. 2,600 erlebruted line of packets have, by their panel , n;;' , earned a world-known reputation, and zcr .....inmodation is unsurpassed by any vassals al respecting freight or pump to Austral] •01h I:.tl]tj anti Co., Liverpool; all Agents for I irse . and T. 11. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden] ~. LC . =My cd their pr Poet—For ia apply to the Black fIEVITT And MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 YAcK ET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail float t' r ..t1 the 2th September. calling at Plymouth on the Ist exul,ark passengers:, the well-known frigate-built ship t.Vil ii.t. A 1 IS years. register 1,037 tons, IiALCOLII EILEEN t . tuier . lying is the Fast India Docks. This O ne s hi p h as cabins vacant, and will carry an experienced @ar c feu Interme Hates can be taken at Ell eac h—F or et freight or passage apply to OKLLATLY, HAMMY, %% ELI, 27. Leadenhallatreet ; or to DEVITT and YOWL% t.:ll.:erstreet. DES - ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ~f JACKET SKIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to aall , • .11 the 25th October, last shipping day 29nd October), the • • I chpper ship LLoYD RAYNER, A 1 12 years, 1,004 ...p.ster, J. POLLOCK, Commander; 111S4 India Docks. • se vessel, built under special surrey In 1283, is noted for qualities. and Is a preferable opportunity for line Has first-rate accommodation for cabin peseengen, and ,rry a surgeon If required.—For terms of freight or pas ,. :puts to ilessrs. LIeTUN, YOUNG, and Co., 36, Cannon e : to DEVITT and 11110 RE. 9. Bllliteratreet. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACaer SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct ;to mall ;1:i on the Bth 0 toher, last shipping day 6th October„ ‘,ll 10...0n clipper ship HARROWBY, A 1, 515 tow r.. •: %% I LLIASI sTORIE, Commander ; loedint In the East 1-. ~ Thls regular trailer has tint-rate accommodation f.• r 0.41 passengers. and helot; noted for Yer Qufek psi • ....t a tit bi i able opportunity to shippere --For freight .11.1,1 Y to DEVITT sod MOORE. 9. Bllliter•atreet. I)EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE •.f I' Y.T SHIP.—For LAUNCDITON Direct (to follow ith ail ixrdble despatch , the well-known ellrdwr P- \ I. ELLA BROWN, A 1, &SS tons register, J. GAL. ~IA N.i ommander ; lying In the Loudon Docks. This smart 3 plop. with first-rate accommodation for chief cabin , :ma being noted for her quick pansies, offers a • ..pp Tuni ). to shippers —For terms of freight or pas s.: DETITT and MOORI, 9, Billiter-street. TIEVITT And MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE ..f FA. K ET Sll 1 P.—For ADELAIDE Direct Ito sail pane t tit,. sth October, lag shipping do) lit October„ the 1..i.1t dipper barque 74. DUNSTAN, A 1 10 peen, 4.1 , .0 , r—aiver, S. Ti XIV ET, commander : lying in the London ss. 'I his modal. trader is noted for sound delivery of cargo, ',re- a •Icsirable t.pportutt,ty to shippers of One and season g •a;.e Mai ik punctually despatched.—For t e rm s o f frr.,:.t or passage apply to 1.}..V ITI and 11100B.E, 9, Billitez- DEN - ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE P.O . K ET Still" —lor ADELAIDE Direct do sail pane t ..:!* un the 07th th.t•ther, hot thi- ping day 24th October:, C.• '-e.c.:11.11 new clippt r shit. FORT REGENT, A 1 10 years, t nuts ren-ter, D. LE (11,17. Commander: bine In the L. St This hue vessel, befit in 1.43. under special p s r, ,), on the most approved clipper line, , often a very desk s:lt °Hsu boldly for sElpiters of One and season goods, aa she sal I e p.m twiny delete/led-10r terms of freight or passage si ; ly to DEVITT and MOORE, 2. Billltertstreet. EkM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO 'NEW IoRK THE LIVERPOOL , YORK, anti PHILADELPHIA STEAM- , HIP COMPANY Intend des pstehtng their full-powered Clyde-5..11i Iron Screw Steam-litups, carrying the United Skates mails. FROM LIVERPooL for NEW YORK. CITY OF LIMERICK. NAturday, September 17. ETNA. Wednesd3y, septvinher EDINBURGH, Wednesday, r•eptember 23. And every Wednesday and every alternate Saturday. Cable paasage by the man steamers sailing every Wedneedly. 11. 17. and 21 'Macey according t.. the accommodation eanin r-Xby the Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. Forward parser, eas, including all provislorm cooked. Peaseneers tnr Quad; the United States, and British Golumbta. booked thrones co very advantageous terma.—For Blither particulars apply ic WILLIAM INMAN, 42, Waterstreet. Livorpool ; or to Eli ._. sod MACEY. M. King W WLmatrs,t. City. OCNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMBHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sad between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LI TERM AA and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land ant receive passengers and stela The fol. lowing or other vessels era appointed to mall from Liverpool. Calling at cork to V , O. macs: ASIA. for BOOT: IN. Saturilae, Sept. 17. • CU IN A, for NEW YORK, saturday, Sept. 64. Taking passengers and g.lO la for Nassau and Havannab, to be transferred at New York iolbject to the permission of the United States authorities on hard the R.lll B.S. Corsica. EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. 1. Passage money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or Uquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, [22 ; second cabin, ZIA. To New York, chief cabin. tan second cabin, RlB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, FS per ton, and 6 per cent. prlmage.—Apply to J. B. t, Old Browletreet, London ; M. Currie, Havre, and 11, Pla ce de la Bourse, Parts; G. and J. Burns, Bucbananedreet, Glasgow; and C. Maciver, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Ilaclver, a, Water- Iliesst. Liverpool. 10111HILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and .1 Co. despatch the nndertnentioned first-claas dimmers : For ROTTERDAM, the BATAVIF.R, every Sandal roondag, now liennitaaa Tier. at 10 a as., calling at Blacks'sll for pas ses:Tr, at II Las. Farm, C 2. 3., 41 10a., and IT► ed.: and the ETh.Not/ED e.ery Thursday morning early home[ the Tower. lore el. VeditEMEN, neutral rearela, under Madan flag. the ADL!S r, or M2IIWALRE. every Thursday morning • weather per erittlna , at ld a.m. from gorarlydowo, and trout Madman at 12 Farea.g2. Cl. &al los. ..)TH EN BURG. the GUSTAF %VASA on °retold Sept. 15. tram 11 .r.e•ll down. Fares, 43 3a. and £2ll. To Ito followed Dy the I.INDON. FwI'ENHAGEN awl STOCKHOLM. the NEWsyfy, from Al 1.-^wo.'• Tier. in a few days. Fares. £3 3a and CS 41, F'rr frei,ht, passage, Re., apply at Chaplin's t'nleersal Office. Restent,Pcns. W.. or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, Pif ILLIPPS, and Co.. 11. Itood•lane. PI E LD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP IAUETS, el. and 6,1. each, mold by all slandlers .ad thr.eabout the kingdom but the public .bold ask f r sad see that the name, of J. C. and J. FIELD is 'act. hoe, and tablet. Wholesale ..d for erportation at the works. VPPER MAR.AII, LAMBETH, LONDON. S.. where ako may be obtained their Prise Medal Parallels Candles. A VTEI: SEA BATHING use RIMMEL'S EXT PACT of T (ME JriffE sad GLYCERINE to coon t • the intirinus effect .1 sea water on the Hair. Price Is. ed., r st l•' . and 44. GI. Himmel's Toilet Vinegar is alao highly ie. for its delicious aroma anti seettsry properties. rr. • •.• an•. tls. Rd. said he all perfumery dealers. EL'G/LNK L! ‘lll Strand, and 34, CoruhllL NITHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapenesble t•, Personal ttntetion, and to health and lot gevity by ros.tir,ron of boil. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or F:•. I:1. I .P.N Tt FR ICE, °impounded of Oriental Ingredients. Is ~•i•.:.ire value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, I 4 J^ , -v 1,n:1:s the come, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to r•<uh. it eradicsees tartar from the teeth, removes spots decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to •::- :t a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pra t- e obtained the patronage of royalty and the Arista .", ':r. pe, and it is universally In high repute. Price Po' bmi. ' , obi at 20. Melton-ra. des, and by Chemists i di:users. Ash for '• Rowlands' Odonto." DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA been, during twenty-five years, emphatically Banc the ro,liral profession, and universally accepted by ; • a• the hest remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart - !, s he. gent.and in.ligestiou and as a mild aperient •-:• constitutions, more especially for ladles and chili it it prepared, in a stst.• of perfect purity and of uniform " r ” , • ItINICREtiItD and Co., 172, New Bond-street, Lon 3t. I LI by all respectable chemists throughout taw world. TIE 4 '4)3IPA NIES ACT, 1862. The Bnoks , • -MI required limier the above Act, also all other nut &.•k with carry Stationery requisite for t••••'" • • .•.enlev. the Count•ne htut , e, &r , supplied on the '" • Printing of every description, Engraving, Die - A 4a. livet-street, E C., and London-hridge, &E. th Mit. Mill Ite publl,bed. ins vol., Ng too. price 11: 11. I .11:D OAKBUR 1 N' l lid.. S DAUGHTERS. • i•s: , I "East !Anne,' Verner*, Pt-loin - etc. I , and !:rant,, 11, Douverle.street, E.C. d of crecc Month, price Sixpence. rrii E F.NT( ,'Nf ( /LOG IST. containing all Entomo- A- . . Se w•. with original Life-Histories of •' t. illy thoew Injurious to farm csr garden. A I I• NEWMAN, Y.LP . late President of the : t) vont. 1, Paternoster-row. ted d Revised, pest tree 7d.: lo cloth, 13d., 11‘. IF. TEETH : a Practical Treatise, with the 1 1. so, -1 Restoring item when Defective or twat. By •• m Dentist 18, Gresveneratreet. W. "We : , • :T., t tan n commend for Repent penned Mr Esitielre • v is as useful u it la unyretendley."—T•lstlrss l . - ' 1 •-.4 —L.ontinn Clemente. little Paltessi-sbnet ....—____ I.•orteenth P.lition. with Coloured Plate. 11. id., 10 +MADGE on the CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION. e. 41 anatomy has never afforded more COGeitlii VS • Cro•4 the curability of a disease than It hen In that the same Author, mine len id . arittin and Complication@ : to which is annetad • • , • it, t I realer , na the principal Disaaaas of the Heart. London: .14agenan atail Docks. I To ball. 0 0 O 5 • E E-: Z 0 ct o 1% g i§ .4'3' I al as t D. E If, 4;i'; - _ .r-F - S -f• ai a - 4 ~.. 2 -c a,. Boy i § A __ : § .E. 1 a E 1 S a .%, i c z.- I . ... 11. i = . 1 J.:, EJ p. a• t . "'" r. g 132. ~ = 1 -1 Ca 41 g A'' I.< 03 ~ . .c .. e 1- - g g it will thus be seen that the average value as represented by the price of the shares' et the abovementioned four companies Is Ca 40 premium per share, after deducting If any the reserve fund the price of Inoue of this Company's new share* to the public Is C 4 lye. 44. premium, from which, after deducting the amount of this Company's reserve fund, equal to £2 per share, leaves the share costing only 13a ed. premium, against 43 premium. the average pelmet the fear companies before referred to. leaving a Lonna to the public of £2 10a. hi. per share ; but, taking the premium of the last-sectional company as the most analogous to this Company, tt having been amalgamated only two months, it will he seen that their prim of ZS les. per share !which is fer below their Intrinsic worth:, added to the g. 2 premium In this Compenya reserve fond, gives if Ifs. per AI" or Lillis. Sd. bones no the poles of lama. The above prices are quoted is they are given In the flock Exchange List, but it Is generally admitted that they by PO means represent the foil value of the different shares quoted, the prime of which ought to, and will doubtless be, much hlptier. Applications far 'hares may he mad* la the Mrs maned, sad must he accompanied by the payment of AI per share. Should no allotment be made the amount will be returned forthwith without deduction. Should • Ism number be allotted than will applied for, the sum paid on esemat of end applkaelaa so far as It will extend, be applied in ant of thwantddae on allotment. 4,RE Copies of theßeport of the Credit oic sr Nl4, the Credit Mobiller (Limited), above referred to, with Prom= of this Company, may be bad on application to the solicitors, Lanka, !Sept l stockbroke rslB6S. , or the secretary. , FORM A. VORII . _OF APTUCATION 701 SHAW (To be retained by the Bankers) To the Directors of the Credit Ponder and it obtllar of England (Ilndted). Gentlenien,—Having paid to your bankers* the sum of being • deposit of At per share on Shares the above &impany, I hereby request that you will allot me that number; and I agree to accept such shares, or any tees number you may allot to me on the tame of the prospectus, at CA 130. at. premium per share ; and I (eras to pay the de posit on allotment, and to sign the articles et association of the Company when required : and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual Ministate Name Is MI Residence Profession Date September. 1861 • Insert bankers* names. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited:. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LISTA of APPLICA TIONS for SHARES to be allotted to the public will be CLOSED on SATURDAY next, the 17th Instant, at three o'clock for London applicants, and on MONDAY, the 19th Latent, at twelve o'clock, for country a✓plican4 By order of the Court of Directors, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary pro tem. Temporary 001cek SO, Lombard-street, London, September 12, 1994. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Mr. BUCKSTONE respectfully Informs his friends and the public that this THEATRE will OPEN on MONDAY next, September 19, to commence at 7, with a Ballet, entitled BACCHUS and ARIADNE, in which the Mtwara Arthur and Charles L. Clerk, with Miss Caroline Adams and Miss Fanny Wright, will appear. After which, at half.past 7, (YEeefe'a revived comic opera of the CASTLE of ANDALUSIA. Don Caner, Mr. Weiss, who will sing the original songs, "Flow, thou regal purple Stream," "On by the Spur of Valour g o aded," and "The Wolf ;" Don Alpha:Lao, Mr. Arthur Matthlson, with the 1 song. " The hard y Sailer braves the Ocean," and original Bad of the Rose;" Don Scipio, Mr. Chippendale: Don Fernando, Mr. W. Farrell : Spade, a robber, Mr. Buckstoue Pedrillo, with "A Neater I have, and I am his Man," Mr. Comp ton • Don Juan, Mr. Rogers: Sanguine, Mr. Braid: Victoria, Miss Melly More Catalina, with " Two Strings to his Bow,' Miss !halm Keeley: Donna Isabella, Mrs. Grilliths: Donna Lomat, Madame Weis., who will sing " Ah, why do we love" illation , " Love is a gentle thing* 'Howard Glover:, and "The Lark now leaves her watery Nest" illation'. To be followed by tint time at this theatre`, Morton's farce of FRIEND WAGGLM. If Drat', Wag glen, his original character, r. Comptes. After " Friend Wag gies," " God save the Queen ' will be sung by Mr. Weiss, Mr. A. Matthhon, Miss Louise Keeley, Miss Ymbroke. Madame Weiss, and the entire company. Concluding with A KISS IN THE DARK. Cs MONDAY, Oct. 3, will he produced a version of Alexander Domain play of MADEMOISEII E DE BELLE ISLE : the English version by Frances Anne Kemble, in which Sldlle. Beatrice Lueehealni, of the Orirnii and the Vaudeville, Paris, w ill make her Best app. &nese In England. In rehearsal, a new farce by the author of "Box and Cox,' in which Mr Buckstone, Mr. Roger Mr. Walter Gordon, Miss Snowden, and Mn R. Fitzwilliam will appear. The Box-office will be opened on Saturday next, Sept. 17, and daily, from 10 till 3, under the direction of Mr. G. ?tiepin. riMEIE WIZARD of the NORTH.—TO-NIGHT. Tenth appearance of Miss ANDERSON. the SecoadAlghted B)A—secure lour STALLS and TICKETS at Mr. AUSIIN'S Tlcket-ofnce, B. Plceadllly.—Open daily from 10 till s.—'. IRE WORLD OF MAGIC." ST. JAMES'S-HALL (entrances in Regent street and Piccadilly;.—Professor ANDERSON'S GRAND ENTIVRTAINMENT, the WORLD of MAGIC, and Misa ANDER SONR extraordinary powers in SECOND SIGHT have made a success hitherto unparalleled in the annals of the art =gigue. The programme In Its present form will be repeated every even ing at & On Saturdays a fashionable juvenile day performance at 3 p.m. Doors open at 7 and 2 ii'clock. Stalls (dress, num bered and strictly reserved). 75.: balcony, Ss.: second seats, to : body of the hall and galleries, Is. Juvenile tickets for the stalls and balcony, ts. Reserved seats may be secured at the Box office. 28, Piccadilly, under the superintendence of Mr. Austin. THE OXFORD and CANTERBURY HALL COMPANY (United , . THE OXFORD. SELECTIONS from LA FORZA DEL DESTINO, La Trarlata, Nahum, and the Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented cote ronyei.Dlrector—Mr. F. JoNGLIMANS. Comedy by Unsworth. W. Randall. W. Burton, and Hdlle. Caralbo, the cele brated ccembeen• and mimic, EVERY EVIL.NLNO. CAUTION.-COCKS'S celebrated READING SAUCE, for Fish, Game, Steaks. Soups, Gravies. Hot and Cold Meats, mud unrivalled for general use, Is sold by all re spectable dealers in sauces. It Is manufactured only by the Executors of the Sole Proprietor, CHARLES COCKS, 8, Duke street, Reading. the Original Sauce Warehouse. All others are Spurious Imitations. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a full bet. as well as smaller casks. may be raised or tilted on It without labuir or trouble. Its action is so impalpable 'AM the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price tia. 15e. lie., to snit 44, V. and le gallon caska BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No venSpeg required. No more fist beer or soar wine. Price 4a. bd. ditto, electroplated Ys.—Apply direct to JAEN: BARLOW, patentee, 14, King Willlanistreet, Mansloshouse. See that his name and address are on every article : all others are spurious imitations. Engravings gratis Established PM. DIOi:ICSE or CANTERetrRr.—The Rev. Jae. Price Alceck, jun., baa been licensed to the curacy of the new church at ickley, in the pariah of Bromley, Kent. The Reverend Charles Tamberlain Astley is about to be collated to the rectory of Brasted, Kent. The Reverend Hy. Robt. Lloyd has been nominated by his Grace the Archbishop (patron in right of his see) to the perpetual curacy of Si. Mark, Kennington, in the county of Surrey and diocese of Wisehester. The Rev. Thos. Scott Huxley hes been licensed to the cure of All &iota, Canter bury, and the Rev. Wm. Rd. Morgan has been licensed to the curacy of Toribridge, Kent. THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN'S VISITATION.—The Bishop of Lincoln has given notice that he will hold the triennial visitation of his diocese according to the following arrangement October 4, Liteeln Cathedral ; October 5, East Redford ; October 6, Newark ; October 7, Soothed' ; October 10, Lincoln ; October 11, Nottingham; October 14, Boston; October 15. Spalding ; October 17. Gnotham ; October IS, Stamford ; October 19, Sleaford ; October 22, Bring; October 25, Horneastle ; October 2S. Spelsby ; Oc. tuber 27 and .outh ; and October 29, Market R osen. The bishop has expressed his wish that after the delivery of the charge et each place, a cooferecce of the bishop and clergy shall be held, at which some of the following subjects will be considered, not, however, to the exclusion of others which the clergy present non particularly wish to disease: —l. Diocesan Synods. 2. Scarcity of Candidates for Holy Orders, and supply of Clergy. 5. Best methods of making Collections for Charitable Purposes. THE LATE SIR JOHN RATCLIFF.—A special meeting of the Town Council of Birmieglism have just paned unanimously a resolution expressing to Lady Rat cliff and the rest of the worthy knight's family their de cors regret at the loss which the town has sustained by his death. FRAVDS UPON LIVERPOOL BIERCHANTS.—At. the Liverpool police court, yesterday, a man named D. Crundle was brought up, charged with procuring from Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., the well-known Liverpool merchants and shipowners. about 1001., by tootling bills purporting to be officially signed, for wages due to workmen employed in different capacities on board the ship Lady Darling, belong ing to the prosecutors. The bills forged bad the assumed signatures of Captain Johnstone, and Mr. James Mitchell, the seeped mate of the vessel Grand's bed previously sailed with Captain Johnston. in the Gibbs, Bright, ser vice, and by a knowledge of the cash payments at their office, be managed to forge and get the different bills cashed. There is reason to believe that °roadie has sue easededin greater frauds than those with which he is now charged, and he was, therefore, placed under a general re mand. MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT HOVE.—An inquest was held on Monday to legally into the death of Ann Galloway, • single aromas, 52 years of age, residing at 119, Lansdowne place. The deceased bad been io the habit of letting the whole house, tumid:led, to visitors. and coing away during their occupancy. From the evidence of her servant, de ceased had pecked up her boxes and discharged her servant on Thursday week, with the intention of going into the country for a time, and other evidence went to show that she was alive late that night. After this the bowie wee shut up, until the neighbours, not having seen her boxes taken away, became alarmed, and on Saturday morning the hones wasibroken into, and the poor woman was found on a sofa in the back parlour, and bed evidently been dead for some time. From evidence adduced, it appeared that the deceased suffered from disease of the heart, for which she bad been in the habit of taking prosaic acid, and a day or two before the servant left the deceased had ordered half an omens of the poison from Mr. Long, • chemist, living near; and which, as it was accompanied by the cartifteate of •• medical man, be supplied her with. A march was made for the bottle °Detaining this poison, but without success, and the evidence of Mr. Lowden, surgeon. went to show that be should fail to detect prussic acid supposing that a post mortem examination of the body was made, and that he should also be unable to state whether deceased bad died from disease of the heart. Under these circumstances the jury returned an open verdict—" That Ann Galloway was found dead in her boast, but by whet means there was not aufkieat fieldmice to show." The Chamberof Commerce of Bonlave-ear-Mar, with a •iew to hasten the completico of the wet dock which hes been in coarse of °outman:a in that port since 1845, hu offered the Administration of Public Works to advance the sum necessary for its immediate termination, on condi tie° that the money shell be rimed by the State in five swami iastaireals, wit► latonil at kw per ant. E. India E. India E. India B. India E. India E. India Sept. SO Oct. 25 Oct. 10 Sept. 24 To follow Sept. 20 rrilE CREDIT FONCIER an d MOBLLIER of ENGLAND (Limited). Capital, Two NJMons, In 100,000 shares of are each. Of which 80,000 shares will be famed to the shareholders of the Credit Fonder (Limited) and the Credit Weidner (Limited), and 20,000 shares will `is issued to the prbile. LS per share, or £600,000, will be called up. No further call is contemplated. The reserve fund will amount to 4200,000. DILI7/018. The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governor. JAMES LEVICK, Foq., Merchant, King's Arm - J 1 JA Y I% NUGENT DANIELL, Fag., Chairman et Governor". the Alliance Bank (Limited), James Childs, Esq., London. Alessoder Dunbar , Esq., OW Broad-street, London. Chinos Ella Esq., Lloyd a Adolphe Hakim, Esq. (Messrs. Pinbo, Hakim Brothels, tk Co.), London. The Bon. T. C. Halibarton, M.P., Chairman of the Cando Agency Association, London. Wm. Harrison, Esq. (Messrs. Yam, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Mama and Mersey lainranee Company. Richard Stuart Lane, ifoq. (Messrs. loos, Haokey, and Co.), London. Charles E. Newbon, Esq., London. Henry Pownall, Est, J. .1 P., litairell-square„Loodon. Joseph litsekrUl Smith, Esq. (Moduli With and Co.). Oki Broad-street, London. Edward Warner, Esq., M.P., London. John Westmorland, Eaq. (Director of the Loyal Insurance Com- ACl ) ort l fi n , i yaq , Managing Director. lizottatc The Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited). ileum smith, Paynn and Smiths. The Bank of London. The Alliance Bank (Lhnlied), London, Liverpool, and Man chester. The National Bank, London, Dublin, and Its branches la Ireland. The National Bank of Scotland, Bdinbargh, and its branches to Bootbuid. Sourrona—Mesera Newham, Ivens, and Co., Nicholas-Mae, KC. BMW Mews. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, Lothbnry, E.C. Messrs. Field, Son, and Wood, 9. Warntord-court, Throgmorton strret, E.C. Messrs. Rohm' and Barber, 29, Threadneedle-street, SC. Mews. llorsfall and Penny, t unarpool. Messrs. Tod and Ashton, Messrs. Shore and Kirt, Manchester. Secartair (pro tem.)—Allied Levee, Req. Temporary 80, Lombardstreet, PROSPECTUS. This Company is an =tendon of the Credit Fonder (Limited) and of the Credit Mobllier (Limited). which were established, the former for financial businem in connection ,with land. the latter for general financial operations. The unexampled success achieved by those companies, whose reports, just published, show the amount of net prollts, upon a paid-op capital amounting jointly to 1100,000. to be at the rate of upwards of 100 per cent, per annum, and who have each de cred a dividend and bonus of L 2 per share on 86 paid for less than six months' 'working, beside* carrying 840,000 to the re serve fund, and the enormous accession of business of both com panies renders It absolutely essential to Increase the capital, and thus enlarge the basis of their operations. With this view it has been determined to found the present powerful Institution, which will absorb the two companies, and will take over the whole of their assets, including their united reserve fund, amounting to 810,000, and will also of course assume their engsgemeuts, and the Directors believe that the increased means the issue of new capital will place In their bands will enable them to effect even greater results than ►are been already achieved. The distribution of the dares will be made In the following manner, by which It will be seen that a liberal proportion has been appropriated for allotment amongst the general public. 10,000 Shares will be issued to the shareholders of the Crtdit Inllll7 wider 'Limited) at par ex f or t e e number of shares now hel d by them. 30,000 Shares will (at their option) be allotted to the shwa holders of the CrOdit Yonder (Limited) (being at the rata of three new shares for each share held In that Company., which will be trued as follows, ,—Two of such shares at a premium of L 2 13s. per share, and for every two shares so taken one adoitlossal share at par. 10,030 Shame will be fined to the shareholder, of the Credit Ilubilier .:Limited • at par, in exchange — fo; num ber of shares in that Company now held by them. 90,000 Shares will he allotted 'at their option; to the ahem holders of the Credit MobWer (Limited) iheing at the rate of three new shares foe each share hekl In that Company), which will be issued as follows, viz :—Two of such shares at a premium of 1:2 13.. td. per share, and for every two shares so taken one additional share -• at par. 20,000 Shares will be leaned to the public at a premium of al Da ed. per share. 100,000 The total premiums on the above mentioned shares will amount to £160.000, which, with the sum of £40,000, the amount of the ri serve funds of the Credit Fonder Limited , , and of the Credit slobliler Limited:, will be carried to the reserve fund of the amalgamated Company, shlch will then amount to £200,000. The amount to be caned up, via, .C. 5 per share on the shares issued at a premium, together with the £2 IS., 441. per share premium thereon, to be paid by the following instalments: Ou application £1 per share, to be carried to capital account. On allotment, £2 per share, of which fl to be canted to capi tal account and Ll to be carried to prcinlum amount, loth December, Cl 15a 4d. per share to be carried to premium account. 10th February, 1346, El 10s. per share to be carried to capital account. 10th April, 1865, LI 10a. per share to be canted to capitol acelpilt The amount to be called up, vb., L 5 per share on the shares issued at par, to be paid as follows, vb. On application. El per share; on allotment. 1 per share 10th February, 1065. al 10. per share: 10th April, 1866, £llos. per share—which will be carried to capital account. But as all the shares will parUcipate in the next dividend declared, pro rail, according to the amount peal up. the valuable option hu been reserved, enabling all allottees to pay up the Instalments immediately on allotment, or at any time in sebum of their being due. op to XS per share. The total amount of paid•up capital will be £500,000, and the reserve fund will amount to £400,000. The following In a comparative statement of the estimated value of the undermentioned shares ae represented by the current prices on the Stock Exchange, vii : Rte. 131 1 . 4.7 V, E Vzt, :2-111 Ya E'.l tß i f ;..3 u, el •• .0 69 93 § § § § S. g . t. . I,,aa g FROM UST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Dux= or SOLD:27OIR AID rulTRu rAzrzoxruits TO sa ODTAINID AT TEM OPTICS OF TEI o 1011121111. 0001? or 1A1171171.197, IAsnioNALL-eriarr.l MANKRUPIS. EDWARD Wootwitio, Weedingtonened, Kentish-town, plumber, to surrender Sept. 27, at 12. Itionaim Femmes, North-street, LI/sou-germ butcher, Sept. 27, at IL CRAM= Giltoacnt CoLizrr, Manateld-place, Hampatend-road, late Dinah manufacturer, Sept. 27, at 12. FURL= LIDINI7 SKUNK, iffarewood-street, Dorsetnquare, schoolmaster, Sept, 27, at 1. WILLIAI Rolll9oll, Threadneedle-greet, mining sea.- tarp, Sept. 27. at L loan OnewiLL, Wimbledon, carpenter, Sept. 29, at 12. EDEOND Rosins, Providence-place, City-road, journeyman gilder, Sept. 29, at 11. ALRXLIODIZ °ORKIN, Jun., Oakleyetreet, Chelsea, and Market home Vaults, Soho, wine merchant, Sept. 29, at 11. Riau% THoNA! Aansroe, Red Lion-street. High Holborn, builder's foreman. Sept, 27, at 12. SAMUEL HENRY Worm, Clarence-place, Woolwich•ccennas, schoolmaster, Sept. 27, at 1. Saxon:n=loN, BucklersburyandCamden-road-vela, diamond merchant, Sept. 29, at 11. EDWARD &RUMAT, North.road, Forest-bit, late bill broker, Sept. 27. at 1. Joan JAIIS HANXOND, Forties, Hants, builder, Sept. 27, at 12. {Mutat Tumor, Circus-reed, Heattatetown, cheseemongeFe ass/sten& Sept 27, at 1. CHARMS Rodmell and Brighton, Sussex, seedsman, Sept. 27, at 11. Hexer Pawn, Birmingham, felt manufacturer, Oct. 14, at 12. JONKKI WALKQ Worcester, upholsterer, Oct. 10, at It Joint loam's, Shropshire, travail/mg draper, Oct. 10, at 12. Janet Kulammir, Stafford, confectioner, Oct. 14, at IL Jolla STINA. Leeds, stay inastutaeSarer, Sept. 16, at 11. WiLmAit Wausau., Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 26, at 11. IiIIiKAIRT DAWSON TAKLA'S, Menchester and Belfmg, late provi sion le, at 11. Wn.LIATITAr7=IO, boot maker, Sept. 28, at 1. JuSAIL• WILKINSON, Sheffield, auctioneer, Sept 2S, at I. JOSAPN hasoca, Manchester, civil engineer, Sept. 20, at IL Monts REIODKA, Hahne, Manchester, warehooseinan, Sept. 30, at 12. Jaen Orrin Llansannan, Denblithshire, publican. Septet, at& BENJAIIIa DICIAIOII lIKATRCOrk Derby, Journeyman cabinet maker, Sept. 28, at 12. DASIELIII7I, Carlisle, tea traveller, Sept. 26, at 11. BArro2, JAM' FowELL, Fenkstdge, Staffordshire, cooper, OM. & at 11. enemata RAvitimos. Nottingham, late shopkeeper, Sept. 18, at 11. Owitit Mule, Llanidloes, MontgonsmalL, printer, Sept. 90, at 12 LAST EXAIIL tiAilollS. • Oct. 4. D. Harries, &nerd Cayo, C;;;thenshire, Butner- Oct. 4. T. Janes, Swansea, Glsmorganditre, contractor-Oct. 4. J. Drew, Avening, Oloueestenhire, beamed victualler-0,6.4. R. hawed, Cricklade, Wiltshire, glover-Oct. 4. J. MaUpliant, Brynmawr, Brecon/hire, grocer-Oct. 4. E. Davies, Blackwood, Monmouthshire, apotheeary-Oet. 12. Mary Anne Haws and Susanne Haws, Kingston-upon-Bull, milliners - Oct. 6 C. Howell, Liverpool, slate dealer-Oct. 4. J. Ward, Liverpool, and Waterloo, Lancaahire, glass dealer-Oct. 6. W. Thomson, Roch dale, draper-Del. ti. A. Thomson, Modulate, draper-ftept. 26. W. Woodworth, Stretford, Lancashire, salestuau-Oct. 14. W. Pekin, Halifax, mechastc-cept. ?J. J. Barker, Sunderland, auctioneer-dept 27. W. Golineck, Sunderland, ship broker- Sept. 30. J. Bradshaw. Liverpool, delivery foreman under the Stereo Dock and Harbour 13°1rd-dept. 30. J. Barnett, Prest wich, near Manchester, dealer In watchei--Oct. l& R. Oro cock. Malkingham, Lincolnshire, tailor-Oct. 7. 3. Williams, Carr Houle Colliery, Yorkshire. engine tenter-Oct. 20. G. Blacked, liulme, Lancaabtre, blacksmith-tiet. 7. J. Walker, Morley, DOM Leeds, cloth manufacturer-Oct. 4. A. W. Hart, Tretire-whh- Nlichaelchureb. Herefordshire, farm baillff-Sept. 30. W. S. Etches, Norwich, licensed victualler-Oct. 22, H. Armstrong, Newark.upon-lreut, cabinet maker-Oct. 27. G. Young, Newark upon- treut, hour dealer-Oct. 29, U. Kirk, Lowithani, Notting hamshire, cottager-Oct. 20. J. Brown. Cockle-park, near Itor peth, Nor: huniberland, farm servant-Oct. 13. 8. Barton, Sutton, Cheshire. labourer-Oct. 13. Esther Place, Macclesfield. innkeeper -dept. 30. 3. D. Atkinson, Kendal, Westmoreland, husbandman- Oct. & J. Hill, Mathes, Somereetslilre-Oet. 3. J. Fry, Barfield, Gloucesteralure, haulier-Oct. 4. W. Parker, Stoke Gifford, Gloucestershire, beer retailer-Oct. 3. W. S. Kemp, Bristol, commercial traveller-Oct. 4. J. Wakefield, Bristol, beerhotue keeper-Oct. 27. T. Morgan, Cardiff, Journeyman sawyer-Sept 27. J. Webb, Leeds, jokier-4b 3 7. 0. Giles, Brighton, carpenter -Oct. 7. T. G. Thirkettle, Brighton, surgeon dentist. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. - - Joan FLYER, Clarendonolamt, Pimlico, wine merchant-1H dividend of W.. Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edo eras, Basiughalletrert. CHAIM= ALtana. Hertford, innkeeper-Ist dividend of ta. 24d., Sept. 14, and three subsequent tl edueadays, at Edwards's. Hasinghallatreet. icotta, Cuegsa, Crescent-terrace, Milbank, grocer-Ist divi dend of la eld. . Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwardc's. iloshighall street. HURT FARLEY BEliciovvr, Oxford-street, and Highetreet, Not ting-lull, boot manufacturer-Ist dividend of he. tI4.L. Sept. 14, end three subadquent Wednesdays, at Edwards's. SWAB hell-street. °LORRE licneLL High-street, Borough, hop merchant—lit divi. dead of 41. OM.. Sept. 14. and three subsequent ai ednesclays, at Edwarvido Buloghallatreet. %ALUM MARRON BURNARD, Hampstead-lead, china dealer—lst dividend of 34. L, Sept. 14, and three internment Wednesdays, at lidwardis. basiughall-street. Jose HART, Bin., King's Lynn, Norfolk. timber merchant-Ist dividend of Mi., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, li4ALIARRAH-Stree4. EDWARD FISHER, Portsmouth, drapiv—lst dividend of Is. Si., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Weduesdais, at Edwards's, Basisghall-street. Join, t Reacts Tncsooon, High-street, Borough, and Ashford. Kent, hop factor—let dividend of Is. lid., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Weilnedieys. at Eciwards . s, Sosinghallotreet. CHARLER HARRIS, Cambrid.e, tenor—let dividend of 104 d., Sept 14. and three subsequent Weineadaya at Edwardda, Basinghallatreet. Fowls PASO, Betbnal.rreen.rood—lst dividend of ID. 3d., Sept. 14. and three eubsequeut Wednesdays, et Edwards's, Basing hall-street. FREI.LRICK HALE, Linebmere, Sussex, miller—let dividend of los. 6d., Sept. 14. and three subeequent Wednesdays, at Id warvia's, Basinghallatreet. HEIR! ADLEWHITI, Stawmarket Suffolk, butcher—let dividend of Is., Sept. 14, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's, batingball.etroet. FREDERICK HAAT, HiTMIogRAM, lamp manufacturer-Ist divi dend of 5.. ed., any Thursday atter Sept. 16, at Khmer's, Birmingham. Juicy MIAMI, and CHARLES GRECNSLAUX, Bridgwater, timber tuerchouts —4th dividend of 319-32 d , any Tuesday or Friday. at Nitre's, Keefer. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 11. W. H. Betnion;ki; irtZing, Ironfounder—Oet. It. P. rattan, Leman street. Whlteehapel, and Crisphpetreet, Spital- Selds. tarpaulhig manufacturer—Oct. IL B. Stroud, Hammer smith, outetter—Sept. 2F. J. Jenkins, Newport, Monmouth shire, provision merchant—Sept 18. G. Sanderson, Howden, Yorkshire, tailor—Sept. 28. J. Taylor, Kingstonmpos-Hall, draper—Sept. 30. J. Whittaker, Manchester, madame mauu facturer--Sepr. 27. N. Allport, Dualry, licensed victualler—Oct. 1. A. Sorrell, St. Albans, clothier—sept. 27. W. Davies, Hers. fart upholsterer—dept. 27. M. Collins, Hereford, butcher Sept. 27. H. Gore, Hereford, rope manufacturer—Sept. %. W. Atherton, Preston, cowkeeper—Sept. 21. J. Itusendale, Preston, carver and Folder—Sept 2, R. /inward, Preston, fishmonger— Sept. 2S. J. O. redder. Preston. oil dealer—kept. 521. W. Ains worth, Preston, furniture broker—Oct. 7. J. Bryan ;separate estate), Deere street, Westminster Liverpool ; and Willow walk. Bermondsey, army contractor - Vet. 24. I'. Taylor, Saffron Walden, uses, licensed vietuaUer--Oct. 7. B. J. Chitty, Farn ham, aunty, Iltendraper. PARTNERSHIPS DLSBOLVID. P. Partlugton and H. 51. Bamford, Queen-street, Chespide, Manchester warehousemen—J. Holland mid J. Bailey, Rrad &haw-gardens, near Manchester. gardeners—Catherine Jan* Udridge and Mary Ann Eldridge, CT•irch•street, Stoke Newing ton, nollioen —II. Rohde and G. F. Baden, Liverpool, merchants —G. lOdsilale and B. Bailey. Leeds, atockbrukera—W. 3. Langley and W. Jertnan, Goldsmiths-row, Gough-square, Fleet-street, printers—J. Stevens and G. Forman, Birmingham, wholesale druggists—A. Wleksteed 'nil B. Condi, Battersea, Surrey, mann lecturing chemists—H. Widiams and J. Maztoo, Nottingham, lace manufacturers—J. Fxr chine and C. Peon, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, carpenters—C. Brown and H. A. Dubois Basinghall street, City, acconutanta —W. H. Johnsvl and H. Robinson, Thetford, Norfolk, anrgeon•—W. E. &salami and J. G. Bout land, Bill Quay, Durham, ship builders—G. Baker and W. Baker, Kingstou-upow Hull, corn factors—lL P. 'relit) and W. Tebb, Adelalik;pluee, Londominidge ; : and South aniptomstreet, Camberwell aectioneers—W. Elllson and K Fearnley, Bradford. flour dealers—W Smith and J. GeOrße, Witney, Oxfordshire, woollen nianufaeturers— M. Falls.= and M. Hawley, l'euistone, Yorkshire, grocers—D. Rom and H. Mortimer, Bradford. booksellers. BOMB 81QUZSTRATIONS. . . 'Awls WILSO7. Glugov , braaduuu4;;;;;;;i:l7, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. „ . ILLttst Crhnond, Aberdeenshire, tanner, Slept. 21, a the Ituslc.kusli.buildings, Aberdeen. ASTON-PARK, BIRMINGHAM.—The formal trans fer of this hall and park to the town council of Birmingham took place on Monday afternoon. The perk keys were handed to the mayor •, also possession of the hall and 43 acne of land, aod • chain by way of conferring pormwerioa of the chattels and effects. the park will be formally opened and declared a free park by the mayor in the course of the month, on which mesion his worship will entertain the town coursed and principal inhabitants at a banquet in celebration of the event. THE BIRMINGH•3I SAVINGS' BANK.—A final meeting of the trustees was held on Monday afternoon, Mr. Edward Lucas in the chair. Is the wares of the proceed ings the chairman said that being desirous of ascertaining the real effect produced upon the ,depositors in closing this savings' bank, so that the trustees and the public should know officially the result, I wrote to the Comptroller Gene ral of the National Debt-office for specific information, who very kindly replied, and said he had requested Mr. onda more, 3f the General Post-office, to procure and forward the information required prior to this meeting; which came in due course, as follows :—•• September 9, 1864. Dear Mr. Loran, Sir A. Spearman has forwarded to me your note, in which you ask for certain information respecting the poet. office banks in Birmingham. Is reply, I have to inform you that we obtained in transfers sad cask, during the winding up, about 460,0001. out of your total capital of 583,0001., and that we have now in the post-office hanks in Birmingham and neighbourhood more than 500,0001. Moreover, many of your depositors reside at a considerable distance rom Birmingham, and transferred their deposits to distant post•office banks. I could sot tree, the progress of the accounts of these depositors unless I had more time than you could give me ; but I do sot doubt that they have continued to depoait. It may lutenist you to know we have at this moment at all the Paet-eSoe banks' more than 400,000 depositors, whose deposits flamed 4,500,0001. Thies pretty well, as we have not been at work three years ; and, believe me, yours faithfully, niece IV= aCtIDAVOIL P.S. We have given bearer/nose that the bank shall be got ready for many order and steins bask Weiner with the brat passible delay," TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (sY summing' AND msoxrric TILKOILAPH comurr.) SPAIN. RESIGNATION OF THE MON MINISTRY. We have received the following telegram from a private oorrespondent at Madrid : ___ _ MADRID, Sin. 13. The Mon ministry resolved to resign last night, and tendered their resignation to the Queen at 2 p.m. to-day (Tuesday). Various rumours cir culate as to their successors. Nothing certain i s known yet (4 o'clock). General Pavia (Moderato Liberal) is spoken of in connexion with a policy of peace and retrenchment. (LIVTIIieB MADRID, Sc r. 13. The Correapondencia announces that the whole of the ministry, after holding a conference, determined yesterday evening upon tendering their resignation to the President, who has instructed the Queen of their resolution. Her Majesty's acceptance of the resignation le still problematical. The Madrid journals put forward lists for the new ministry in accordance with their political opinions. -4. d PRtSSIA. BERLIN, Sirr. 13. The Norddentache Zeitung of to-day says :—" The Prussian government has already sent a suitable reply to the last note of Earl Russell upon the pre liminaries of peace." No official notification has yet been received from Darmstadt and Nassau relative to their entering the Zollverein on the basis of the Franco-Prussian treaty of commerce. THE VIENNA CONFERENCE. VIENNA, Sgrr. 13. A sitting of the Conference took place to-day. It is asserted that the subject of discussion was a proposition made by Auatria and Prussia that the claims of the Duchies to the treasure and state pro perty of Denmark should be settled by payment of a fixed amount. THE HERZEGOVINA. RAGUSA, SeIT. 13. Some German, French, and Servian journals have announced the breaking out of an insurrection in the Herzegovina, and have even published details of an alleged battle at Kolusein. This news is entirely unfounded. There is, however, a certain agitation in the Herzegovina. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. lIRSEILLLS, San. 13. The Delta, with the above mails, reached Mar seilles at 8 a.m. this day. The mails left for London at 11.30 a.m. THE WEST INDIAN AND PACIFIC MAILS. (RIOTER'S 'MURRAY& ) SOUTHAMPTON, Sarr.l3. The Royal Mail steamship Tasmanian has ar• rived here with the above mails, 72 passengers, 2,191,047 dole. in specie, and 1,133 packages of ge neral cargo, chiefly cochineal, cocoa, bark, iudia rubber, sarsaparilla, and coffee. She left St. Thomas on the 30th. The company's steamer Wye, which went ashore on Reef Rock, off the Island of Nevis, was got off without sus taining much damage. The Spanish war steamer Pizarro was at St. Thomas. The screw steam yacht Midge left St. Thomas on the 30th for England. Yellow fever prevailed among the shipping at Demerara. Up- wards of sixty men were in hospital. The muter and seven of the crew of the ship Indian Chef were dead. Heavy rains had fallen in most of the islands. The steamer Conway experienced heavy weather between Barbadoes and St. Kitts. Sickness was increasing at St. Thomas on shore. The ship ping was healthy. The inauguration of Governor Eyre took place at Jamaica on the 23rd ult. Sir Bryan Edwards, Chief Justice, administered the oaths. Bishop Courtenay presented the address from the clergy of the island, which was responded to by his excel lency. Shocks of earthquake were felt at Jamaica on the 18th and 23rd ult. No damage was done. Trade was in an exceedingly dull and depressed condition. Coffee was quoted 60s. ; ordinary mountain, 645. Sugar, 23a. to 265. Tobacco dull. Exchange ou London, 90 days' sight, 1 per cent. The cane cultivation at Trinidad was promising, and the planters anticipated good returns next year. Preparations were being made for the reception of his Excellency Governor Sutton. Exchange, 90 days, 487 dollars. At Grenada trade was improving. The sugar crop will reach 6,000 hogsheads ; cocoa, 8,000 bugs ; and cotton, 800 bales. . . At Barbadoes the crops were healthy, promising plentiful returns. Trade moderate. Exchange, 60 days, 490 dollars. At Demerara the demand for rum and molasses was brisk. Freights improving ; 27d. for sugar. Weather hot ; but little produce coining forward. Exchange 476 dollars. Much excitement prevailed in Peru relative to the seizure of the Chincha Islands. The public, believing that Spain has no intention of disavowing the outrage committed by Admiral Pinion, had become impatient. Fiudingthecabinet inactive, both the press and people became loud in their clamours against the ministry, which accordingly resigned. A new ministry was formed, which it was hoped would display more energy respecting the difficulty with Spain, and would be ou better terms with Congress. Exchange at. Lima was quoted 37 pence per dollar. At Valparaiso a bill bad been parsed forming a new department in the custom-house for collecting and embodying the statistics of trade. The failure of the crops in Australia had given great animation to the export of Chilian produce. In the Chamber of Deputies it was resolved that the Mexican empire ought not to be recognised, nor any form of government set up in place of an American republic under pressure of foreign force. The proposed line of steamers to connect Val paraiso with the east coast and England has been abandoned. A motion had been passed in favour of an offensive and defensive agreement between all South American republics. At Valparaiso ex change on London was quoted at 44 to 45 prem. ; on Paris, 4.63 to 4.75. Bar silver , per mail, 1,06211. In Ec uador au attempt had been made to get up a revolution, and an encounter took place between the revolutionists and the government troops, in which the former were defeated. In Guayaquil business was dull ; the winter had materially injured the cocoa crops. Capitalists were turning their attention to the cultivation of cotton, and it was expected that Guayaquil would export large quantities. In Venezuela the railway from Eucacoe to the Aroa mines was progressing rapidly. Political affairs were slimming a more tranquil aspect. Despatches were received yesterday at the Col.:o -mit-oak* from the Governors ef the North AZNACOS provisos sad Habum. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, BKPT. 13.—Pdomoriotee.—Lietitei made E. B. Wedlow, to tamp Battiosike (additional, for die- SaG:Liestesants J. W. Jones sad E. F. Day, to the Rat tlesnake (additiosal, for disposal). Sewed Millet E. S. Clapp, 1141etellelelety, to the Royal Adelaide. Assiatan t Paymasters E. F. Nicholson (addittholl), to the Euryalna ; A. A. LT*. (additional), to the IRattlesnalta. Clerks W. Watson (additional), to the &Aryans ; W. B. Spence, to the Trafalgar. Chief Engineers H. Williams, to the Camberiand, for the Forte ; H.S. Laylsod, to the Cumberland, for the Mars. r Engineer T. B. Morgan, to the Asia, es sopermonsonTY. Acting Engineer W. Y. Guyer, to the Indus, for the &ex!' Assistant Engineer W. A2llllll, to the Indus, ea super numerary. First Own Assistust Eogineers J. Barnett, to the Fistgard. for the Vivid (oonfirmed) ; W. B. Barker, to the Indus (oonfiem ). ed) ; H. I. Packer, to We Frederick WilliamWilliam(cost umed ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT LIVERPOOL.—The first division of the third battalion of the Military Train were disembarked yesterday rooming at Liverpool from the Quebec and Montreal Company's steamer Permian, jut arrived from Quebec. The division coonsted of 11 officers, 8 staff semeanta, 22 sergeants, 118 privates, and several women and children. The names of the officers are Major J. ll'Coart, Captain J. W. McFarlane, Lieutenant G. Edwards, J. Simpson, F. G. Lockyer, Ensign J.P. Aimildn, alahriffiett.R. 'Powell, Quartermaster J. Stafford, Pay master F. H. Ratcliffe, and Surgeon F. E. Reynolds. The detachment proceeded to London daring the day, an route for Wool 'rich. CITY SEWERS COMMISSION. The Commissioners of Sewers held their first meeting since the adjournment for the vaistiou, yesterday, at Guildhall, Mr. Deputy De Jersey presiding, but beyond the report of the medical officer, there was very little buM DOW of public interest. The report of Dr. Letheby showed that 989 houses had been inspected since the last meeting of the court in July, sod he submitted a list of 208 places for sanitary improvement. The markets and slaughter houses bad been duly inspected, and the officers bad con demned 41,79011 a., or nearly 19 tons, of meat as unfit for human food. It consisted of t 36 sheep, 15 calves, 78 pip, 200 quarters of beef, and 1,1109 joints ; 12,5911ba. were diseased, and 24,3791b5. were putnd, and the rest from animals that had died from accident or disease. In the course of the last seven weeks there bad been 387 births and 387 deaths in the City. The mortality returns are a little in excess of the average (344) for the corresponding period of the last eight years. The chief mortality was among children of less than live years of age. These deaths amounted to 192, or nearly hall of the total number, sad there were 71 deaths among persons of 60 and upwards. The chief canoes of death were as follow : —Plithisis, 54 ; tabes, 27 ; hydrocephalus, 3 ; pneumonia, 11 ; bronchitis, 19 ; continued fever, 14 ; scarlet fever, 12 ; whooping cough, 14 ; croup, 6 ; measles, 25 ; diarrhoea, 65, of which 55 were the diarrbtea of infants, medium together 71 'deaths from diseases of a tubercular character, 29 from inflammatory affections of the lunge, aud.,exclwrive of the infantile diarrheas, 81 from diseases of the symotic clam. Dr. Letheby also presented his quarterly report of the illuminating power and chemical quality of the gas supplied to the City. He stated that 748 examinations bad been made of the photonietrical power of the gas, tart being the mean of ten observations, and the results acre that, with the exception of six instances on the part of the Chartered Gas, the illuminating power had always been equal to the re quirements of the act of parliament. The average power of the City Company's gas has bees 13.63 candler, that of the Chartered, 13.40; and that of the Great Central, 13.50. In the corresponding quarter of last year the mean illuminating power of the City gas was 13.78 candles, the Chartered, 13.03 ; and the Great Central, 14.15 ; and in the mune quarter of the last ten years previous to the act of 1660, the power of the Great Central gas was 12.93 candles ; while, therefore, there has been a slight falling off in the power of the gas during the last quarter, as compared with that supplied in 1663, there has been an increase of about four per cent. over that of the gas sup. plied prior to the passing of the Metropolitan Gas Aet. As regarded the purity of the gas of the several companies, Dr. Letbeby states that it was always free from sulpburated hydrogen, aid that the amount of ammonia in all except the Chartered pa was sot exoesnive, but the proportion of sulphur was frequently greater than that mentioned by parliament; in fact of 76 examinations made of the gas of the three complain there were 31 instances in which the gas of the City Company contained as exams of sulphur, 42 in that of the Chartered, and 70 in that of the Great Cen tral, making together 143 cases out of 22d in which the re quirement@ of the law in this particular had not been com plied with. The average amount of sulphur in the City pa bad been 19.69 pubis per 100 cubic feet, in the Chartered gas 19.17 grain, and in the Great Central 22. 54, the average range having been from 35 to 44 grains. Lastly, the doctor reported that the average pressure of the gas had been about an inch of water, the range having been from rather more than two inches to about 3-4 tin of an inch. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE MENT OF SCIENCE. BATH, TUESDAY. From the number of arrivals yesterday inTio day it may now be fairly anticipated that the meeting of the associates in this city will be most successful. tYp to 3 o'clock the afternoon nearly 1,500 tickets had been sold—a considerably larger number than his hitherto been issued on the day before the proceedings commence. The demand for hotel accommodation and private lodgings his bees great, but fortunately for strangers, Beth, unlike many other places visited by the association, has this special recommendation, that it his always a large number of spacious and elegant apartments available for almost thy number of visitors. Press have not, therefore, been a ,:• missive, sod every possible facility has been afforded by the excellent system of registration, both for extent of accom modation and price established at the Reception-room. Great interest appears to be attached to the inaugural address of Sir Charles Lyell, the new President, which will be delivered to-morrow evening, sod which it is expected will make special reference to the thermal and manure' waters of Bath. The sections will commence their proceedings me the fol lowing morning. Of these there are :—A. Matisemetioal and Phystcal science ; B. Chemical Science ; C. Geology ; D. Zoo logy and Botany, including Physiology ; F. Geography and Ethnology; F. Economic Science and Statistics; and G. Mecham& Sonsce. Sections C., 8., and F. are likely to prom the most interesting. In C. an important paper will be read by Mr. Bristow, on the Geological Servey. Sir William Logan, director of the Geological Survey of Canada, has brought for inspection by the anoeiatios large box of fossils of a much more ancient character than any that have beau previously discovered. In Section presided over by Si: Roderick Murchison, papers will be read by Captain Sinks, Captain Bunco, Sir Homy Ben hewn, and M. Kbanikeff, she Russian geographer. In Section F, Economic Science earl Statiaties, several unitary papers are to be read, among others, by Dr. Wilson, on Cheltenham ; by Mr. A. B. M iddl eton, on Salisbury ; by Dr. Symonds, on Clifton ; by Mr. Tin, M.P., ea the "Health Statistics of Paris in oossexion with its Street Improvemeete ; " and by Mr. Samuel Brown, upon the "Mortality of F.aropeans in India." Colonel Torras. will reed a paper epos the "Conveyance of Title by Registration as applicable to Ireland." Mr. Westgartb will bring to the erotica " Some Statistics of Crime in Australia ;" Professor Wilms, it is expected, will furnish an menu at of the statistics of agricultural implements, Ned Mr. Robert Herbert his promised one upon the "Statistics of Live Stock." Mr. Chet wyod his sent a paper upon " Primal Banks ;" and Mr. F. Purdy bee one on " The Quantity and Value of Coen im ported into the United Kingdom since the Repeal of the Cora Laws." Some interesting statistical stoke which have been sent over for the use of the section by foreign go vernmests will be nought ender the notice of the members by the President. Of these may be mentioned '"the Ste. tistics of the Russian Empire," by M. TrLintski, the minister in charge of the Statistical Bureau at St. Petersburg ; "Ste Unice of the Kingdom of Italy," by Signor Maestro's Depart ment at Turin ; the new sheem of the census of France, transmitted by M. Le Goyt ; and a superbly printed folio of the recent " Census of Spain." On Friday the report from the committee appointed at the Newcastle meeting to consider " the best means of providing for a uniformity of weights and measures with reference to the interests of science," will be read in this section by Mr. Jeans Hey - wood. " General de Roon, Prussian Minister of War," says a letter from Clinking, '• or his recent visit to the camp, complimented Muskat de MacMahoo on the precision an d rapidity of the movements of the troops reviewed before him. ' I thank your Exoellency,• replied the marshal, • for the approbation you expices. Many of those soldit Fr are recruits at the maws. vibe have been in training only three months, but is France that is long enough for the young soldiers to overtake their old comrades.'. The annual harvest thanksgiving at St, Paul's, Wallrofl inn be bad as Tboaday next at 8 p. m. BLINN AND STRILNOTE RISTORAD without meth. 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