The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-01 00:00:00

I 14 ti • ti~ ~~:~~ ~ ~~~ ~,~ L . L. NEWS PAPE R t 1 ,D. 41 457k7 •—••••..........,/ . i 't i i. i: A I I , 11111 . ' ei 4 "" • 'ig . . 2 U ' ‘.. : i. ri: 1 '' ; 1 4 Y rt 4. . _. ~_s . aciria ~ -...-y ~~ No. 4,984.) (lALCINTA sad MADR.AB.—Monthly Steam V Commentates baheent Lenin lig Ilia oa ISO or each smooth. by ono Of lie manual tact d .tarns belonenCto the East Guinean louden 8 L The wall:Donn capper am:Wan ste li tlilMar."2 .l ,2 6l toot goo-borse lower, S. H. WRIGHT, commander, saw loading hi the Victoria Loudest) Docks, will leave on nth Augu st, embarking passenton at, and leaving GRAVESEND on 16th August for CALCUTTA, ening at the Cape of food Hope, and athog at MADRAS to lead nod embark peeeennes only. This nunidEtedi *hip, built erpreesty for the Itlian Trade, has been tl* rented, has in rate accommodatioa for passengers. 1:72 tarry an experienced surgeon, also a stewardess. For freight ar Passage apply to ORJNDLAY and Co., 65, Parliamentnnet, s.W. the Broken, ALFRED BREW and Co., ISO, LeadenbalL street. LC : or at the OIgICEN of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing lane, London, LC., wire also application for appointments as ranabinnen la thin sirdes should be made RICHARD DREW, Secretary. MS RA MONNY WIGRAId and SONS' (of Blacks'sll- Loadon ) LINZ of PACKET SHIPS to AIIifTLAIJA--tor YII ITRNE, Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the Doeks on irednenday, August 20, calling at Plymouth:, the favosuite clippseehip BUFFOL a. 1100 lona J. BOHIIN MARTIN, Commander: lya I m in the Bast India Dock. Her accommoda tions for all dares of passengers are ansurpainsd, and she will —For freight or passim ttir:go lara)all=roa°N.lrmaL34.6.4.llMAN, with Masan. Money and dons, IMJ, —lPmm by this tine et am conveyed tress Paanastaa Iftmoatb, firstclass C k s:o ti ond-claan forth new mosettelase for third-cdass fares. TYDLL--GELLALTLY,HA.NIKEY,and SEWELL 1 on sowing.' lioldlawthe gamed posieoget slap, Pawl& 141- 1 lift gyp. Balled Al. 15 Sept Aug. El Calcutta Bombay Bombay Cabot"' To mtg. 2744 I A 112 paws 1,20012,000 A 1 13 yews [ 80) 1,400 A 112 years 1 950'1.500 A 113 Nan Copeahaare Coepetrick .nn For-. OerWade The alswe thst-class shies are lying la the East India Docks.— ENO to GLLLATLY, HA LEY, and SEWELL, 27, Leadeaball street, E.C. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOB CM la. WigLT STZAM COMMUNICATION to YORE Direcn—Tho LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and PRILADELPELaSTRAM-BRIP COMPANY intend despatch ing their lull-powered Clyde-built iron &wen Stearn-thins, calling at Quosnatowo to unbar* paimagers mad dapatches. as follows : WIEELY PROM uvißrooL FOR NEW YORE. . _ GLA4GOW, Wednesday, August G. (TT O! NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 13. (In' OF WAIIRINOTO, Wednesday, August 90. .lad 'every succeeding Wedaesdli. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accosts sacidation. Forward passage, 8 gainer. Including all prortsions *coke& Family rs or Canada, the Uaited States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantagaoas tenns.—Ror farther particulars apply to WILLIAM. INMAN, 72, Water-street, Liverpool: or to II VMS and MACZY, 61. Ling Wdllain-street. City. STEAM to BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bronswick. and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY ud SATURDAY, by this North Geruinn Lloyd's splendid steamers ADLER., HOWE, or fiAIHWALBE, from Horselydown. M 11 a.m., calling at Blackwell Pier for passengers at nOOO. These vessels have superior accommodation for passengers. Fares to EfelDeb 42 and LI return tickets, Di and Li 100 —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Moe, Regent- circus , W.: or to PHILLIPTS, OItAYES, and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood lane, E.C. CRYSTAL PALACE.-POPULAR CONCERT.—PYNZ and HARRISON. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA VIER leaves the British and Foreign Steam-wharf. Wap ping, every SUNDAY, at 11 a.m. Fares: IL. Yl 105., and al The FTEISOORD, from off the Tower, every THURS DAY MORNING early. Fare al.—Apply to CHAPLIN'S Uni versal Office, Regent weiretn, W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane. LC. KENSINGTON. —To be LET, for one, two, or three months, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Exhibition and Kensington-gardens. a handsomely FURNISHED VILLA RESIDENCE, containing three sittirwro ink four bed rooms, conservatory, kitchen, de. Rent four guineas a seek.— Apply to U. 8., Winteis Library, Highetreek Kensington, W. CIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. 1.../ Highbury and Elingsland Coal Departs. No travellers or agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Eletton, Haswell, and Gunbton Walisend, the best honse coal, direct from the col lieries by screw steamers, It Ma per ton (do not pay more under any pretext ; Hartlepool, 215.: Tantleld, IPA : bat small, Da Inland, by railway : allkstone, Mat clam 20a. ; second class, lea : Ctay Cross, Ina and lx.s. ; Barnsley, ITS. ; Hartley, les. Net Delivered screened to any part of London. AU orders direct to LEA and Co., chief others. North London Railway Station, Hlghbory, Islington, or Kingsland. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and BLOODLN beg to call the attention of the public to the WORM of 1../IVGICE . which they deliver with Gobi Guard &ins ;twanged at their raanahatory A a. A To workmanship of pattern chain, Si inches long To ;la carat gold, weighing of dwt. irrS.. at a 3 30. hid. per omen, Plat peso Told Coon this !system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE of the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser gather salon sad Broaden patterlo oking n. for a fair remunention on the work. #1 maaship only, whic V h is charzeDEilN according to the Pis-rimer or Ic T ig of the. and BROO, Goldanitita—Mmatactory, Ito. 16, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. Loudon. W.C. Esta blished A, D. 1716..._ - . _ mad. f Chains and Jewellery for la eaeh.—N.B. This stablislunist V cdosedate in the evenum, and on SatuN►yeat l. IVIEnRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The ity may be judged by their display under the Pastern Dome of the International Exhibition: also In the Cutlery De partment, Class XXXII., and in the North Gallery, Class XXXVI., Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dresdng Cases, Despatch Boise, Tourist Writing Cases, Poi ket.llooks, Purses, Bagatelle Tables, Cllllll boards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apt/Grates, Desks, Workboxes, Inkstands , the Magic Strop and Paste. supe rior Razors, Set/w(1. 31111 Penknives the best Table Cutlery and near* Plate: Papier MaeliC Tea-trays. Wafters, and a variety of grstelass ornamental pieces In Papier Mach*: Parisian N.ivelbes in Ormolu, Postage Balances. Courier Bags, Picnic Cases, Wicker 1.11.13.11C011 Baskets, Wine and Bplrd Flasks, Medieval Ankles, and a variety of elegancies suitable for presenta Mr. Basin having been appointed by her Majesty's Commis. goners 'Juror in Class XXXVI. of the International Exhibition IDresslng•rases • dc', the firm were by this clrcunudance pet eluded from competing for a prize medal. • medal was awarded them in Clods XXXII. ;Cutlery.. 112. Kegent.Greet. W., and Leadenhall-street, KC., Loudon , fourth house tom Cornhilk. Catalogues post tree. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. mpechnen garments of the NEW COATINGS are now ready for Inspection. The troasertaas are of patterns and tex tures not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, lounging, and over coats always on hand at HAMILTON and KIIICTON'S, Btrand, opposite Enter-ha. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for the WioTtdhniei Scotch ANGOLA lea. TROUSERS. L now replete and ready for inspection. Thew Trors were originated by ldr. Wham only address L o 7S, 81i.0011,8T REIT. HANOVELEQUARE and who to not connected with any parson Imitating and adver Using in his name. ESTABLISHED 18th FISRUART, 14L NTE RN ATIONAL EXHIBITION. JL E. 310SES and SON'S celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, which is adapted equally for walking, riding. travelling. business, at the seaaide, will be found the most comfortable dress foe a Milt W the international Exhibition, mice from 30s. to 70s. Summer Clothing of every description, ready-made, ur made to measure for all classes and all ages. K 310bEi and WIN. itimdy.maile and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Dupers, Hatters, Hooter., Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters... Inndon Hriuses : Isc LA Is?, 87, SR, 88. Litigate. Oxford-street Branch, 606, GOT, 808, New Onfordetreet I. IS Hart-street. Tottenham-courbroad Snatch, IN. INA Tottenham-courbniad MS, Yuston-road. Country Establishment.: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest possible prices, from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. . -- irsEsZil Moen with rules for seltmeasurernent, and patterns, ptist tree. E. MEWLS and WITS setahlishmenta are closed every Friday evening at sanest till Saturday evening at sunset, when Unglues' La resumed until 11 o'clock. _ • L SIGsIIS and SON'S Pamphlet for the present seaann, with Fren.li anti German translations, and cnntatning some interest ing Information concerning the " International Exhibition," may be had gratia, and post free. RAPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRIMS, acting effectnally without and cbmplicatiolos, is recommended by the faculty for the con 11t,•1 relief of hernia. The necesaary quality of • good truss is an efhient reaktine power. without nnneeeMlTY WelfUTe on the part affected, which desirable rthjeet Is stems oDWeed la a Ones nueticumbered with straps, spiral spring; or pad behind.—J.3oo sad Co., I. Piccadilly, 'A. POND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK 14 , the original', for marking on linen, silk, or cotton, re quires no preparation. and is by far the best. Notice.—OV mere that no sixpenny sire of the genuine has ever yet hems V , Psrml, and that each hottle hears the address on the label U•nalane, Weal Smithfield, City, SG, where It any he oh tatted wholesale and retail, and at most druggists, medicine si , ndon, stationers, dc., in the United Cimploot—Prioe la. per Ii.EATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DIC4TILOYING POW DEB.—Poultry, DWI, and plants, are etreetasily freed from Pleas And all other Vermin with which they are iufebtal, by the also e pnw.ler, which is quite harmless to animal BI - The farmer, the gardener. or the sportsman. will therefore End it biraluabie. Bugs. cockroaches, beetles, mothain furs, and `Try other species of Insect, are also instantly destroyed. Sold to W'ietri. is and IL eel. each. or past free for 14. or treble alas "3 1, postage stamps, by 711011A8 [BATING, Chemist, 79, Bt. Paul aibli n' London, C.—Take notice each genuine pa, bears h a rd E. sbosc name and address. _TOZEAII3I3 COPAHINE MEWL, suosessfully iur tried to the Pals sad tondos Hospitals, nailer the awe of Newt collator, Bend. Lod, Poised. sad levee Clark lieocet, 6th Nov.. lam, dirWea a ell. is an "' era " eir eeher m recent or chromic dteriesea—Se. ad. per bottle, by 2 d at C. Auras, Presets Cbsegst, de Mayessrket. IMMENiiiiim THLON D 0 N, 191, 11eageareet. sear Temple-bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER. for THIS DAY, Mount 1, wlll consist of POTAC/13 Puree sax pole verta—a 1 Italleune. 001/10011. Rougeta a la Ofaolee—rleta de Mlle MU. USW! Catelettee de Houton I la Jardiniere—Petite Plies de Veau aver du Jambou. ROM Manche de Yeualeon—Agoeau. Poutling 1 l'Aned7o:-Tariel;ttea an= conatwrs, Frontage et Salado. TO-MORROW, August 2, the LONDON DINNKR will congst of— POTAGNS. Bisque dlEcreviaae Is Prineene. POISIKS. St. Pierre 14 liollaadalle—Solea tate& Veriusts. Me de 'Wean aux petite Dole—Venison Meade. Moutcal Boullit___7llceut red. Fowling de .de Pommel de 'Normandie. Fromm. et Salado. An extensive and earetslbsiestot dock Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imports( agorly far The Landon Dinner. All Ha la aro" any. A Ow Hai m& of Voodoos 'Tory day, at 2 o'clock. N.& Dotes %he Ishibitioe Ilsobelabe lisibece DiemAdia be eared daily b two loan Woe eieloalt, and Diane Ile the Coffee 'tom kb ode from one wall ten o'clock. - - • - • • • Opm llipdays at four. o'clock. FgJDI ICL &MYNA, Propsiotor. CRYSTAL P ALACK —SATURDAY CONCIERT.—TO-MORROW. Tocelista:—Miga Louisa Mist Soma Pine, Mr. Harrison, and Signor Per /matt P of " Madame do Vancheran. PIWORLI4)II.-1. Overture,Canine" (Beethoven . I. Arts. " Deb Meal nom Carder' (Mozart), Wag Louisa Pyue. a Arts, I " Largo al factofmmt" .Roegini), Signor Ferranti. 4. Duett, "In the deep reline " (Crown Diam), Aube*. Miss lanige PTAs awl Mu Satan Pine. 6. Ballad. "Remember me" (Bohemia& Girl . Balfe, originally stung by 61r. W. Harrison, 6. Duetto, " (Bunko amore" (DonizetM, Miss Louisa Pyne and Signor Ferranti. 7. Solo, Piano. "Conoertgtuct," C. M. Von Weber, Madame VanchenuL 8. Ballad, " alone" (Lily of Milarney„ Benedict, Ml. Lonna Fyne. 9. Trio, "Tm not the Queen" (Rose of Gallic, Belle, Miss lonian Pyne. MW Muth Pyne, and Mr. Wm. Ramsey. 10. The International March. Lambert, fret time of performance.--Conductor, Mr. MANNS. Open at Nine. Fountains at Two. Concert at Tbree. Organ attar Concert. Mitigation, Half-a-crown children ender twelve, One Shilling. Reserved seata, Its. ed. extra. Nora—A few Montano!' el qtdte newsurpins Chairs to benold at Halls-noun each, well worthy of attention. CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW Open from Moe o'clock. Cost:art at Three Airing amPle use for quiet stroll through the Vow Arts Courts.—Halla- Croon. 1117 FLOWERS at the CRYSTAL PALACE re now blooming by hundreds of thousands. The orn amental beds on the terrains, on each side of the central walk, and round the groat circular fountain basin, are brilliant with lowers The elopes of the rosary and the surrounding beds are also nnurnally beandttiL NOTL—The upper parka of Fountain at 8 o'clock LITTLE CORELLI has impressed the public with surprise cud astonhbenent. No idea can be formed of the extraordinary evolutions executed by this wonderful child whose proficiency sa a Gymnasia Is unapproachable. She will APPEAR EVERY EVENING at the LONDON PAVILION. The general entertainments are of a superior character, eotn mtslug Operatic Selections by first-rate vocalists, Sam Collins in his humorous Irish melodies. and the beat comic talent la Lon don. Engagement of the Female Christy Minstrels, who will appear every evening.—The LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne street UAW and Sounhamsuer, Proprietors AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Its, Oxford-street, purveyor of wises to the French de partment at the International Exhibition. The immense pun:hams made of the hest vtntagea enable M. Valentin to supply these wines, so highly approved of, at the following QUOtattiullf : MACON-BEAUJOLAIB, la& BORDZikt X, 1858. GRAVID% 1818 CHABLIS, lBfB MK BILLUNIL 1888 Ma OW 000INAC 11111 ANDY OA . Warrialed pas FAO* Wins' A full List of Prices forwarded on appliostlea. SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. This dello:ow condiment, pronounced by connoisseurs "THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE," Is prepared mkt/ by LEA and PERRI NS. The public are respect! idly cautioned against worthless Imita tions, and should are that Lea and ?amine' names are on wrapper, label, bottle, Ulld stopper. AnK for LEA and PERRINT SAUCE. Bold wholesale end for export by the Proprietors, Worcester ; Peet CRO) and BLACKWELL; Messrs. BARCLAY and BONS, London, ac., &o. ; and by grocers and oilmen universally. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. BORWICHE le the BALING POWDER recommended by Dr. Hassell (Analyst to the " Lancet," author of Adulterations Detected," etc. It was the first, and is the best Raking Pow der—often Imitated, but never equalled. As you value your health, use no other. Sold even where, in id., id., 44.1., and 64. pickets. and is.. Sa ed.. and Ss. bones. /TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to li the Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROW LANDS KA LYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat and irritability, and Immediately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin. Freckles, tan spots, pimples, thishoi, and discoloration, are eradicated by Da application, and give place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. In eases of sunburn or stings of Inseeta its virtues have long been acknowledged. Price as. 6d. and 2a. 6d. per bottle. Sold by A. ROW LAND and SONS 20, liattol3.gOrdo n . and by chemists and perfumers. A-. 1: for " Rowland* . Kidyilor," and beware of spuriousand pernicious articles under the name of " Kalydor." 0 IJININE.—Dr. EIAf3BALL'S Report on WATERS% QUININE WINE recommends Its ase, and the Y Mel Prolnsion generally testify In Its value and Importance. ROBERT WATERS, 2, Martla's-lane, Cannon-aired, London, E.C. Sold by grocers, cheraista, Italian trarehoueemen, and others, al, 30a. a dozen. Wholesale agents, Lewis. Webb, and Co., Worcester. INTEILNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Bee Class I MISMANAGEMENT in INDIA.—The NATIONAL MEMORIAL—The BUILDER of THIS DAY, price ME, containa•—Dropmore, Bray, and Eton—line View and Plan of Birmingham Exchange Buildings—Archnologl. cal Institute at Woreester—The Proposed National II Palace of Art and Indultry—Miunanagement In India—Work men and Churches—Recovery of Charges for Taking Out Quanti ties—lnauguration of the Myddelton Statue—llexhant Abbey Charcb--Qu.stion of Oltscnring Lights—Patents—School-huilding News—Chan:lt-building News—Provincial News—Competitions, Re.—Ofilee, 1, York-street, Covent-garden ; and all booksellers. PARIS ELEGANT, Illustrated, la.—The best PARIS FASHIONS will be found in the Number for AUGUST. Sold by all booksellers and newsmen. Price is , poet free, ls. W. Thome, publisher, fe, Brydges-street, Covent-garden. Thts day, Seventh Edition, 810, , NOTES on the MIRACLES. By RICHARD CHENLVIX, TKEICH. D.D., Dean of Westminster. By the same NOTES on the PARAMUS. Author, Eighth Edition. 12a. london : Parker, See, and Bourn, West Strand. lthellith Edition, with numerous Ilinetnttionn Ea dd. cloth. OUTLINES of SACRED HISTORY, from the patine of the Would to the Deoienctke of Jerusalem. Latino: Arlu . Nm. end bourn. ITZA-Wri;.7 Fourth Edition. with numerous Diagrams, Ss. cloth- NATURAL PHILOSOPHY forBEGINNERS ,• Dalai Familiar tilastrttlons of the Laws of Motion and Mechanics, intended at a Text Book for &boob and Scitim stniction. Conlon : Porker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. nals day. Youth Edition. crown two, ft., KATE COVENTRY : An Autobiography. Diked by G. J. War= KILYILLE. London : Parker. Son, and Bourn, Wan Strand. DrDIAN WORKS. Now pablialshw, In penny weekly nainhern. ruperhlY illustrated. the Copyriglic Complete Echelon of INTOVZLS and ROMANCES. By ALI:XLND/11 MUM Landow Ward and Lock, UB, 3/1•1441SZOIA. DUMAS' WORKS, ILLUSTRATID. In Panay Weekly Numbers, superbly Ithistnitad, now publishing, MONTE CHRIST°. In 20 Penny Numbers. THE nu= WITSIKS/11111.4. le 12 Penny Numbers. JOISZPH BALSAM°. To be completed In 2 - . Penny Numbers. Window bilk ere now ready, and the Meekly isaue of the above Mali celebrated works will eanunienoe on August 1. Landon: Ward and Lock, 1.54 Fleet-Wed. Oa Apra , 1. s oh comptot Edition, few Am. price IL, AUTOBIOGRAPHY of a FRENCH DETEC mit Iroe linll to Ina By Canine, late Chief of the Pads Deteettve Polka NlL—This lisportaat Orpyriebt work to. beta deetribed and Ism* quoted la the MIMS. amil ono to Um Atheneum. Loudon : Ward sad Look, 118 Meet seam. GIVEN AWAY to pa NWEVOIIB SIIIIIPERER& rllllllll Iwo Jost ltdioi IDITIOW et his valoabi• watt, PItIVATI WIDIC ti AL /LIVID (116 ! oat e Mtwara of Miner Doltttlty, lan et Mottory, et 61814, lowttaßio. 4n.. tooolast ad directed I itvelo e , onoloamt tw o~itaa pa— Addre, otoogo.—Addroco, Dr SILIITH, 8. Bertentrelorg. T s -ipparo, Load= W.e. LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, OR en mil tamest. Pima Sox Price 9L. E SSAYS by a BAJA/Junin& (Reprinted from the Smith, El B ::r a ,tl Cu lte."667.archill. THE I No less than three new foreign loans were for nially announced yesterday—namely, the Vene zuelan, the Peruvian, and the Egyptian, the latter being • second inane. Most of the principal features counselled with thew, operations having already transpired, little roman's to be said, except to record the success of ankfee of them. The prospectus of the Venezuelan Loan for 1,00040001.. of Six per Cent. stock at 63 does not appear to be advertised in the ordinary course. We appall the most material portion : Been. Bonn Brothers sad Co. beg to announce that at the reined of many perdu isterseed Is the existing debt of Yeeesaeht, and of Senor Dos H. Nadel, fiscal ageot, from the repablie of Venezuela, they bare *greed to offer to the public) • loan for that republic, for the sum of 1,000,0001. , nentiold espied, of which 300,0004 being already subscribed, =now prepared to receive applicatioos for the re- I , a further amount of about 214,0001. in 6 per cent. ' =to provide for the unpaid Coupons of the Vein and Ijj per cent Hood,. due of sod from let July, 1860, to lit January, 1882, both inch: wive, being issued at toattisseingd the bosdholshise oc2sthlene pet i RZeed be hoods for this loan will be issued in the followiog moan* viz.: 1001., pectur 2001. sad 5001. each. and the divi will be -yearly at the countlet erb( and Oe , the ld Nay sad let November respectively. The price of issue is 63 per cent, with iutessist to subscribers from Ist May last, and payment will be required as follows : 51. on application. 101. further on allotment. 181. „ on Ist November, less the half.year's divi dend of 31. 101. „ on 15th November. 101. „ on 15th December. 101. „ on 13th January. 631. per 1001. In OM of nos-allotment, the deposit mosey will be re turned, without further liability on the part of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The objects of this loan are, after diMarOng sundry small debts in this country, to effect the Masse of the customs revenues of La Guayra and Puerto Debella from the mortgages now existing on them at marrow rates of interest, to re-establish the currency on a solid hens, end to restore financial order and regularity in the republic. As security far the lose the government of Venezuela, through Ms Excellency General Jape Antonio Pam, chief of the republic, has engaged to execute • special hypothe cation of 66 per cent. of the customs revenues, denvable from the porta named, guaranteed by the government, at a minimum annual produce of 164,0001. milli the year 1865, and of 186,0001. from thenceforward, upon which this loan constitutes a first annual charge of 80,0001. per annum, being 60,0001. for interest, and 20,0001. for sinking fund annually. This sinking fund to be employed to cancel the bonds by purchase, so long as the price be under or at par, and should it rise above part by lottery of the bonds. It has been officially stated that the pees receipts at the custom-house of La Own, from December, 1859, to the 20th November, 1861, were 2,167,998.10 dolt. ; Puerto Cabello, from December, 1869, to the 11th November, 1861, were 1,109,533.8 t dole. ; total, 3,277,583.94 dole. Freon the proceeds of this loan at 63 per oat., a sum of 60,000/. will be retained by Basra. Baring Brothers and CO.. for the firm year's dividend, and the further amount which may be necessary to give effect to the resolutions pared at a public meeting of bondholders held at the London Tavern, on the 20th ultimo, affecting the present debt of Vessesnele. _ _ . It will be noticed that, as 300,0001. out of the 1,000,0001. has already been privately subscribed for amongst the old bondholders, applications are now really invited for only 700,0001., and it is said that subscriptions to the extent of fully three-fifths of this amount were sent in to Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., Ltd evoning. The new Loan was very favourably received, and (shoed yesterday afternoon at si to 31 prem. The prospectus of the Peruvian Loan for 6,500,000/. of Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock at 93 has been *lied to the public. The Isms •611 *he elst bondholders are to be dealt with are, it must be confessed, of a character to make them satisfied, for, whether they avail themselves of the arrangement or not, their property is raised in value by the present act of the government. Those who have lent money to Peru have unquestionably profited largely by it, and this consideration will probably constitute the best sup port of the new loan. The object has of course been, by settling with the existing bondholders, to give the new loan a first lien upon the guano reve nue in this country and in Belgium, which yields a considerable surplus beyond whit is required for the service of the loan. Were the whole of the 5,500,0001. of stock now offered to be redeemed at 1001., the extraordinarily large and accumulative sinking fund of eight per cent. per annum, would extinguish it in ten years, but tho operation will probably be swifter. The interest of the present loan represents only 247,5001. per an num, while 440,0001. is to be applied annually to its redemption. The scrip of the New Peruvian Loan was quoted yesterday afternoon 2} to si prem. The prospectus of the second issue of Egyptian Government Stock to the amount of 1,097,6001. (being equal to 50 per cent. of the amount of the first issue) has also been published. It is offered to the holders of the first issue at 84 per cent., including a coupon of 3} per cent. duo the Ist September. Consequently, reckoning discount and everything else, the existing bondholders get the new stock at within a few shillings per cent. of the price given by them for the first issue. Considering that the agents for the Loan, Messrs. Friihling and Goachen, made an absolute contract some months back, and have since held the stock at their own risk and peril, their conduct in waiving all claim to participate in the great advance which has occurred in the price, forms one of the moat conspicuous instances of high minded liberality in these matters on record. The net price of the new stock, reckoning discount and scorned dividend, will be between 814 and 81 for s 7 per cent. bond. Nwrinnu.unts LAND COMPANY. —The tenth an nual meet* of fii compsay was held yesterday at the London Tavern ; Mr. Bidder in the chair. Mr. Head, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the agreement with the Dutch goveretnenthad received the madam of the legislature. The board in April last entered into a contract with Messrs. Peto and Betts to meadow about 800 acres of land forming pert of the Krabberadyke Polder lost in 1858. This enclosure hu now been completed, and a por tion of it is now being cultivated for a next year's crop. The area of the company's land now enclosed is about 1,900 acres. The directors are now endeavouring to let on lease the whole of their enclosed land in one letting, finding that their farming operations yielded no adequate returns. The chairman mid the position of the company was much more satisfactory than it was last year. Their arrangements with the Dutch government had ben amicably earned out. The lead reclaimed was of great value, and the government would require about /50 acres of the Bath Polder for the purpose of the: es :wiz, which at 881. 13s. 4d. per acre, the ials agreed to be by the government, will amount to 10,11001. He ed by moving the adopt ion of the re port, which was agreed to. On the motion of the chairman a reeolution was adopted authorising the directors to sell the endyked land, and devote the money to paying off the obligations of the company. The directors ►al auditors were re-elected. New LAW ON COPYRIGHT. —Yesterday the new act to amend the law relating to oopyright in works of the fine arts, sod for repressing the com mission of fraud in their production and sale, was printed- s Before the sot was passed, paintings, drawimp, sad photo- . had no copyright • and it is 1101/ provided that copy.tight io Each works shall vest in the anther for kis We, ' sad for eves years after his death. All ant midis the set is to be deemed a personal moves k estate, sad to be maligned or Boomed is writing. A register le to be kept at fitatiosenflall of all dregs of is paisfA drawings, sad plioters Pissilifos e°l 3lr, whit forfe of *min made, out he emoriertly laspood, sad the importation of primed works stopped swiss the animas acts. Tbs}ew law has kmatellate epersties, sod eine tote hese is resetting the mat meet es Toot*. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. "glum.) (azonn's ITALY. TURIN, Jura . 31 The authorities of Brindisi have disoovewed conspiracy among the convicts at the boo 16'1 make their escape from prison and join the bin d . 431 Crocco. The convicts in the towns's, therefore, to be conveyed to Anoons. The discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, on the project of Messrs. Rothschild Talabot, and Baring, for the execution of the Neapolitan rail ways, begins on Saturday. Several Ita lia n bankers having presented to the committee a counter project for the same concession, Signor Bastoggi laid a before the Chamber to-day. TURIN, Jute 31, Emma. In the Chamber of . Deputies to-day a letter was read by the President from Signor Bastoggi, Minis ter of Public Works, stating that he had received an offer to eltl as e: anonymous company, With a espied lire, tee limaesstraidica d the Neapolitan railways. Teo proposers offered to pay down at once a;dnposit of two million lire, and to allot 20,000 'bares among such Neapolitans and ~Siciliaus as should apply within 10 days. The pro posal was referred to the committee upon the Nea politan railways. POLAND. WARSAW, JULY 31. The official Dzienith of to-day contains an La penal decree, ordering an administ►ative re-organi sation throughout Poland on decentralising prin ciples. The object of this re-organimtion is to effect economy by the diminution of offices and the extension of the sphere of action of subordinate officials. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JULY 3L Duke Bernhard of Saxe Weimar, seecnd eon of Carl August, died this morning at the baths of Liobenetein, in Thuringia, in the 70th yearof his age. GERMANY. The Bourse Gazette of Berlin sap : :t is well known that Hanover has not taken any part in the conferences of Munich on the treaty of commerce with France. She has, however, on the occasion of the offer of Austria to enter the Zollvalio, opened negotiations with Bavaria and Wurtemberg to come to an understanding as to a common reply. Baron de Stockhausen, the Hanoverian minister at Vienna, went for that purpose to Stuttgardt. He returned last week to Vienna, and had a long conference with Count de Rechberg. He appears to have found the governmental circles of Bavaria and Wurtemberg in a nom. plate Mate of uncertainty as to what they should do in the matter. THE CAPE MAIL. PLYMOUTH, TRUISDAT. The Union Company's Cape Royal Mail steamer Briton, Captain Boxer, arrived here this afternoon —from Table Bay, June 20 ; St. Helena, July 2 ; Ascension, July 8 ; and Madeira, July 22. She lost au anchor and cable in Table Bay when getting under weigh, a heavy gale blowing at the time from the northward, which afterwards delayed her for several days in her passage to St. Helena. From theme odour.' and light winds were expo:kneed, thus causing her to make such a long passage. She brings 82 passengers from the Cape, two from St. Helena, and one from Madeira. Her cargo consists of 501 bales of wool, 1,178 hags copper ore, 213 tusks ivory, 200 wet hides, 100 bales skins, 31 qr. 20 half sums wine, 9 cases feathers, and several cases of sundries. She touched at Madeira to coal. At the Cape the Governor had sent down to the House of Assembly the bill for the annexation of British Kaffraria. This measure, besides incorpo rating British Kaffraria with the Cape Colony, pro poses to add three members to the Legislative Council, two for the eastern and one for the western province ; and ten members to the House of As sembly, four for the west and six for the east. The inhabitants of British Kaffraria were violently opposed to annexation, and the colonists generally held much the same views. The Crown Lands Bill, by which the Governor proposed to pay the colonial debts by appropriating the proceeds of the sales of those lauds (that is, to fonu a sinking fund for that purpose), was also not very popular. It had been read a second time, but was nut likely to pass through committee without considerable modification. The estimates bad been almost entirely passed by I the Lower House. A usury bill had been carried, after much violent opposition, iu the Upper House, and it was under discussion on its second reading in the Home of Assembly, where it was believed it would be rejected. There bad been a good deal of heavy weather, and a melancholy shipwreck took place in Table Bay on the night of the 15th of June. The barque Valleyfield, Captain William Bur ton, from Liverpool, for Cape Town, while attempting to make the anchorage in the Bay, struck on the reef stretching out from the lighthouse at Green Point. Captain Burton, the first offioer, and seven men were drowned • the se cond officer and eight of the crew, including the captain's son, escaped ; two of them swam ashore, four got on shore in the ship's longboat, and the other three were rescued from the rigging by prompt assistance rendered from the shore. The night was exceedingly dark and tempestuous, and running before a strong north-westerly gale, with a heavy press of canvass, the vessel struck with such violence that in a few minutes she was in pieces. The Norwegian barque St. Olaf also went on shore in beating into Table Bay, but after discharging cargo was floated off with but little damage. The total revenue of the colony for the year end ing 31st March, 1862, was 586,0211., and the expen diture during the same period 533,2 W, leaving a surplus of 33,7571. For the quarter ending Slat March last the revenue was 141,8471., and the ex penditure 128,2391., showing a surplus to the credit , of the quarter of 13,568/. As compared with the preceding year the revenue for the year ending 31st of March was greater by 84,7091., and the expenditure during the same period was less than the corresponding period by about 24,3851. The commercial reports were pretty much the same. Being winter there was naturally a decline in business, and trade dull. Farmers were busy with their agricultural pursuits. The aspect of things generally might be considered favourable. The Briton, having landed her mails and coaled, left this evening for Southampton. RBOIBTRATION OF camas. —Thin being the Ist August, the overseers are to publish the lists of voters by having them fixed on or near all the church and chapel doors in their parishes, and must keep copies for sale and for inspection, without fee, between the hours of ten and four o'clock daily, except Sundays, during the first fourteen days of the month. Parties improperly omitted from the lists of voters must send in their claim to be registered to the overseers on or before the 28th. In case an elector has removed since the last mistration, bat continues to occupy premiere in the was city or borough, he is still entitled to the frenehise, under the 28th section of the Reform Act, which parsons oocnpying different premised in sus , eanion te be registered. In this ems, to secure the vote the party mud claim to be registered to the parish to which be bee removed, if the overseen of that parish have not `already loserted his name. All the qualifying promises =Abe assarroed in the list or claim. AUGUST 1, 1862. VONLIGN LOANS. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] SPOBTING INTALIGI* GOODWOOD MXITIWG.—Tin lfilletes was west*/ that swig Import slawallewhe the. inalw Oup 7.... t 7. =il aittmoi„.„ZZ , of the seinies. tube Issitaders, 1 ftesthaftwiew and the , SenicaNss elielaisb imigesp wait al pswele t fad the ewe OPeseles is 2. i Chleiseter wak w used or. the WWI &MIAOW deststitisai fission to hese the owitsialiti we ld4es dm •Drass awl fir ' VI• tollo 4 *dohs r Ise thee wooled ' f i the growl 4ty 4 it. Geo&roed swedes. ' The alipidesse Ws veer wok out bat for tie &Wog aside al No deli the opuliikoa bolsi hays oodopoi mho panorama stretch* out amid weedland scenery for may miles to the sea mast, mil Isl e ci Wight ming ant ite the distance Eke a 'OW Th em As bawl c.a not bees wohnt at ' Ili man* testes the beauty of the prmaild. aid UN fallehltififf army of the bisweyed diesbiwr al ifill se lillallreey on the lawn and lakilitiar a most atfreffect. The racing wag As a- I 5 ooncluding as on the g thy it Alfi, and by WA hoar the course wee ged. The Cup vas the peril sticootion. 111 'Wok • tho istatqat 4 aA wool to asetze, bat the. Anew or monsoon of any mama ia the watkon *We Ilia • Wirers to Mind, Who at fine sea aluialid . ".lesee " or " earateleed r sad Te at 'lll'nliga sight hundred to • bucked" la suelmed . S. mikes the tidings which aimed his is 'WM . linesetheim; The prelliehesass tad 1111116 74a: t o i l thirties coloured a the cord. Among the •tharstedi pa& pertmeas to amiable at the peat were—The Who'd, wooed for the Derby of 1860 and for We miss last year; Audrey, the winner of the last Ceewriswitch ; Thc the winner of the Cheater Cap and Queen's Vase at Aeon ; Fsirwater, the winner of the late Liverpool July will Cup; &Quid und , and Fe. de Joie, the winner of the Oaks. Below be fo the customary return of the betting, and the incidents which marked the progress of the rase. Suffice it to men tion here that Tim Whiffler won with ridiculous ease, can tering home from the mid-distance the winner by a &sea lengths in advance of Zetland and the Wiard. Indeed, the finish was the tamest affair in the world, as the favourite had been outpaced from end to end, and eve. Zetland, who made the best fight of it with the winner, was lefts if he were standing still when "Tim" made his effort. Mr. Jackson, the northern Leviathan, it will be remem bered, owned the winner when be woo the Cheater Cup, but sold the hone for 2,500/. to Lord William Powlett after winning the Queen's Vase at Ascot. As a oniseidenes it may be mentioned that Boabdil, the winner of the Stakes, and Tim Whiffler, the winner of the Cup, an is 14sessit stables, their stabile not being ten yards apart. Lewd William Powlett is a thorough sportsman, and his pomemice of this really great bone was a subject of wocratalattes se all aides. Mr. ohallOlN when the eouipstisore were Lie{ riddled, declared that he bad Dever seen 'Bea Whistler a full of muscle, and probably this induced him to age VIOL to SOW on the field up to the last moment. Brallookorlio Ana made hie great reputation by the manner in which he rode Kettledrum in last year's Derby, steered ths winos with consummate skill and patience. It will be eseertatned from the subjoined return of the racing that the sport wee excellent, and altogether the Cup Day was eminently sue cessfuL IHZ SZCOND Yeas or Too Mamma BINTDICIC NINO MAL &AK= al 10 sovs. each, for foals of 1859 ; oohs, Bat 71b , fillies, Bst 31b. Gratwieke Stakes. (25 subs.) Mr. J. H. C. Windlutin's Inbellaa, by Bunion—Hornpipe (8. Regan) (Aidcroft) 2 v) Mr. &vile's Bucktnhank Mr. Maninakft Margery (Drew) g Betting : 7 to 4oa &Arnhem, 3 to 1 sgat lamellae, and 6to 1 apt Margery. Immediately the Beg fell Innellan rushed to the front and took a commanding load, with the favourite in the centre and Margery last. There was no alteration in the positions of the runners to the end for ln nallan cams on, and though Aldcroft made a vigorous effort on Buclumham opposite the Stand, he was never able to catch Innallaa, who woo cosily by four lerspbs. Margery was a bad third. THE FRET YEAR OF THE TwELPTH BINTAICK MEMO ' NAL STAKES, a triennial stakes of 10 sows. each. for foals of 1860 ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. T. Y.C. (28 subs.) Mr. J. Bowsgs Old Orange Out, by Klnistaa—Mowerina, is 4lb Aldcroft) 1 lord Stamford . Alsean, Bst nb (A. Edwards) 2 Mr. H. Smile s Prince Lir Bea Bst 71b (0. Fordhan) Betting : 7 to 4 apt Off Girt, 4 to 1 agst Declare- Mon, and 6 to 1 apt lady Saparior and Aroma. The JOILIifOA filly acted as pioneer,llowed by the favourite, Aracan, Diralaratios, Lady isr. and PAK.* 800. the Splisvois esti wtrippiag M. 'fhb order they the commeocrement of the rails, where Declaration and AISCIIII took closer order, Prince Le 800 having also lin. proved his position. At the Enclosure end the Jomima filly was beaten, and immediately afterwards Declaration dropped back, and opposite the Stand Old Orange Girl took up the running, followed by Lady Superior, Amman, and Prince Le 800. Mr. Saroo's filly, however, died away in a few strides further, and left Armen and Prince Le 800 in pursuit of the favourite, who, however, want ma and won wily by three lengths. A head divided the second and third ; lady Superior was a good fourth ; and the Jetnium filly, well up, was fifth. The other two were beaten some distance. A SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sows. each, hft, for 11-yr-okla ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies, Mt 21b. One mils and a half. (8 subs.) • Colonel Towneley's Imperataics, by Orlando—Salo/ff. Bst tlb (Bullock) I Mr. Henry's Meek. bet 7lb l i t li Zy t ) 2 Mr. Merry's The Knave. Bet 71b Lord Staudord's Blackeock, 84 7lb (A. I,dwards) 4 - - - Betting : 5 to 4 apt Liperatrice and 5 to 2 apt The Knave. The running was made by Mal*, who was fol lowed by The Knave and Impenitrioe, Blackwell lyiag some distance in the rear. Coming into the straight llakot bald a lead of a couple of lengths ; The Knave and Imperatrice side by side following, Lord Stamford's colt bales half • dozen lengths from the leader. Upoa entering the strsight The Knave on the inside closed with Malek, mid dreeeeding the hill I mperatrice split the two, the three running abreast. i Approaching the lawn Blackoook joined the trio, and when the enclosure was reached the quartette might have been covered with a sheet. Opposite the stand Bullock called upon lmpenitrice and, answering instanter, she came away, but Malek coming again in the last few strides, only won by a neck. Two lengths separated the second and third, and Blackoock was an indifferent fourth. Tan RACING RTAILNa of 50 Bova. each, for 3-yr.olds ; colts, fist nb ; fillies, fist 41b. Winners extra. One mile. (5 subs.) Lord Staisford's Cepheus by Blame Galaxy, Set llb (A. Edwards) 1 Mr. Gratwleke's Ashford, Pat 7lb Betting : Bto 4 oa Ashford, 2to 1 apt Cepheus, and 20 to 1 apt Dwain. 'billiard. who ran in blinkers, went to the front immediately the flag was lowered, Cepheus pro ceeding second. and Dune= about a length in the rear of Lord Stamford's odd. They continued in this order to the turn into the straight, where Ashford, running very =- kindly indeed was peeled by Cepheus, and Duneira, having been outpaced, was pulled up. Ashford subeequcetly re fusing to make effort, Cepheus was left to canter home, which he did five lengths in advance of Mr. Grateicke's Dolt. - - TNT GOODWOOD Car, the gift of the Duke of Richmond, I value 300 Bova, added to • subscription of 20 *ova. each, ! h ft. Two miles and • half. (26 subs.) Lord William Pewlett's Tim Valiner. by Van Galen— a_yre, lot 710 , •Bullock: 1 Lord St viiirelini LWOW. STN, 7ot 71b (Hibberd, 2 Mr. A. Nicholas The Wizard, 6 pe, Sat 71b.... (K. Rogers; Betting : 9 to 4 apt Wizard, 100 to 30 apt Tim Whiffler, 9 to 2 not Fairwatior, 6 to 1 apt Zeeland, 10 to 1 apt Feu de Joie, 10C to 8 apt Audrey, sod 20 to 1 apt Umpire. The seven russets appeared upon the course a quarter of as hour before the appointed time for starting. When the ground had been c lea red the Wizard, ridden without whip or spur, was the first to take his preparatory canter. Fair water afterwards talloped towards the starting pod aloe*, and at a short interval Tim Whiffler load Zetland in front of the steed. Audrey subsequently cantered by, end Fen de Joie followed, Umpire (in blinkers), who was lead with a leading string, was walked to the middle of the Stand, and, upon being loosed, he bolted side ways towards the judge's box, and with some difficulty was prevented from running into the railings. His subsequent freaks caused the spectators in that neighbourhood. who had assembled to witness the start, to disperse in disordered batches. At 23 minutes to 4 o'clock the lot were marshalled in front of the Stand by Mr. McGeorge, in the following order :—Wizard, Zetland, Audrey, Feu de Joie. Feirwater, Whifiler, and Umpire, the later on being relapsed by the mu in charge of him, walking quietly in the rear of Lord Wands Powlett's horse. The lot were walked slowly se, sod, returning towards the starting poet, they were ' Crdue to the rails surrounding the Lawn and use, Wizard leading Zetland, Audrey, Pen de Joie, Fairwater, Tim Whiffler, and Umpire to the post. Before they were got in Hoe for the start Feu de Joie, Zetland, Audrey, and Tim Whiffler broke away, the other three re arising statioeary at the post. At two minutes before the boar fixed for the race (3.45) the seven competitors were despatched simultaneously, Umpire (next the rails), after proceeding a few strides, appearing is frost. His slay in that position was, however, of skeet &ratios, for upon pining the Steed Fordhani " @awed" his bead, sad Zeeland took rep the running, with Tim WblMer and Audrey is close attendance, Umpire haring bees palled Into the fourth I place, Fairwater asd Feu de Joie, ads ley side, *gag seat, ' and Wizard lad. A few strides further Thu Whiffler tech up the running, Zetland going os second. Audrey, akin to the rails, sect, Fairwater and Fee de Joie, is eampasy, following, Umpire, clear of the quieted% seat, mid Wised still but. At the bend, gybe emit et the ' straiAt, Audrey took ü b Se render hum ln siteasesof the The Wiliam and Zealand, them trio ilighte remainder, who were by Uateae, Fairweder big fifth, Fen de Joie sixth, sad Wi@asd s the rear. Geis round " the clump," Audrey NM maintained the had, Tim ( . TWOPENCE rati4 4 66 4l4" b= Il li this c t r ole= dissmared and when they err into eight Tim Whiner wag a ltte in frost of Tatiand and Audrey, who wen aide by side, t three lengths in advance of the rest. Lord 116 Vincent's oat, r they and. the tarn into the ansetelth for born drew near to Tim Whiner, and was quicklY eloaßidr iii a. Fair berg ; and Winard, vie had just from the rat, fourth the 'vast three bac at period quite out of raft. Tim Widnes aad Zethad degraded the hill egpr tly looked tegethis, and at an interval el several were followed by Fair welt and Whiled. At the dishrag the ris was vstexaki over, Wolk titling with the permit egestogars e r the Uhrier Cop beep, who, quitting LAM se ease towards home, was in a canter 1 1 =0 lesC b. herd. who wag 2D is the rear al V imm trot sod Faireater enehrards trotted by the stand, l :st did sot par the pest Untillit and Audrey walked tress the half distance. THE Motaeorraz WAIIB of 50 sows. each, h ft, for 2-1r old.; colts, Sr Tlb ; IWiea, Bst 4lb ;• winners extra; the wooed is lave his star. T.Y.C. sake.) Mr.Maarts a hp Lord et Ms lies—Wsip.B47lbraol I Coquet 1. Pe Lagreags'sensagme. 121 b • ROLM Sir B. Ds Tames shone , Bat 71b 3 : 11 to 10 apt Automaton, 100 to 30 apt Amiss n6o,64l:l apt the Wasp colt 10 to 1 apt Curie. Automa tist, with J. Goiter up for the first time is Lord Illainfced'a colours, made the ruining, followed by Wasp colt and Arm agnac. to the half distance, where the " Frenchman took a slight lead, but for • few strides, for the Wasp colt challenged, and hen tap ie le s pair cosi. dOt away is Peer oi T l L7 l6 r i ett the word beating the third by three Ter 0111C11/BTIII SUM (handicap) of 10 nova. each, half ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (21 subs.) Duke of Beaufort's Birdhill, by Mrdrstcher—Pot Johnam's dam, 3 can, 7at Judd)) I Captain Christie'. Spiosboa, ears, eat 10Ib .(Fordlians 2 Lord Westatorelasd's Bumbt of the Bath, g yrs, gat lib Orimitlahn) Betting : 6 to 2 apt Knight of the Bath, 5 to 1 each apt Birdhill and Spicer:, 6 to 1 apt Triphone, 10 to l each apt Apg and Enfield, 12 to 1 apt Wild Duck, and 20 to 1 apt Vancouver. After a loot delay at the post, Spin/box came away first, followed by Tisipbooe, Knight of the Bath and Birdhill. lialphoos was beaten at the distance, and Bird bill got up to the girths of Sprelica, wren be headed oppo site the stand, and won by three garters of a length. Four lengths between .err d and third. Agag was fourth, Wild Duck fifth, and Peignoir last TIMID Yen or TIE Timm Hanna Yammer. 13razaa of 10 sem rick for 4-Tholdti ; colts, fist nb ; fist 21b. Qnswes Plate Course. (29 inks.) Mn. OgWassloWs Camden, by ittockwell—itylphies. tot ilb (Samoa) 1 Mr. if. flevile's 8.1 71b Betting to las Camera*. Won in a canter. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 11 to 2 apt Marquis (M) to 1 Crier= (t) 10 to 1 Buckram (t) 12 to 1 Cariebrook (t) 20 to 1 Exchequer (t) 20 to 1 Hurricane (I) 26 to 1 Neptunua it) 1000 to 30 hoperstrice (t) CRICKET. I Zfisoast v. Sours Was.= Cius.—This match was commasold yesterday at Lord's, sad will be °manned this day. The following is the soon Lnpri, fret innings, 99 ; naiad innings 39, with Urw wickate don. South Walt., flout innings, 148. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADYIZALTY. JULY 31.—APPOINTILINT.—Acting Second-class Assistant Engineer J. A. Rowe, to the Indus, for service in the Leopard. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31. The Meyers, 6, iron screw troopship, Com mander S. H. Heedersoe. sailed from Portsmouth this after noon for the Cove of Cork. CHATHAM, JULY 31. The Lords of the Admiralty arrived at this port Mid monde' for fie pumpers ef mad their thenal inspec tion al the dinky's& and the other naval cetablishmesta. The members of the board present were the Doke of Somerset (first lord). Vice-Admiral Sir F. W. Grey, LC.B.. RearAdiniml 0. Eden, C. 1 3., Captain the Hon. J. Drummond, 0.8, Mr. S. Whitbread, 31. P., Lord Clarence Paget, 0.8. (principal secretary of the Admiralty), Rear-Admiral S. Robinson (controller of the navv), Colonel tireene (chief engineer), sad Captain Moore, C.R. (private secretary to the Duke of Somerset). ROYAL NAVAL Thrown.—The following appoint meats have bees maie : -To be Bosomy Lisaterient— Charles Hype. To be Sub-Lieutenants—Henry Herbert Skinner, Philip Kerslake Hama*. The Bing of Italy has been graciously pleased to confer upon Mr. Charles Manby, Hoserary Secretary of the Institution of Civil Engineers, the title of Knight of the Order of "SS. Maurissio et Latham" in recognition of his scientific acquirements, and of the valuable services run. diced by him to foreign scientific men, and to government officers visiting England. For similar reasons Mr. Manby was, many years since. honoured by the present Emperor of the French with the decorstion of the Logics of Honour, sad it is gratifying to find that services such as he is constantly . reodering, and which are of inestim able value in cementing a good feeling between England and foreign nations, are properly appreciated shined, however they may have been hitherto unnoticed by the government at home. It is not gtherally known that it was to Mr. Maltby alone that was due the remit of the remarkable reception given to Marshal Smolt at the period of the coronation of her Majesty. He pleased an the visite to the public establishments in London and in 1 the thentry ; carried oat, through his private friends, .the journey to Manchester, Liverpool, North Wales, sad Mat fordslure, the oat of which was liberally defrayed by the then bard of directors of the Loudon sad North-Western Railway, an d the then Mayor of LiverpooL The eervioes of Hr . Nianby appear to be still commanded, not only by foreign scientific men, but by all his own countrymen who need advice or guidance, and daring the period of the later. maimed Exhibition they have beau in constant reuisition. Tan REPKAL or TEI Hor DUTIZS.—The total repeal of the hop duties was yesterday celebrated by • fes tival (under the direction of an influential committee), which took plaoe in the beautiful grounds of Battle Abbey, the seat of Lad Hairy Vane, M.P., and was attended by • large number of the priempal landowners, planters, and others interested in the hop trade, from Sussex. Kent, and other counties. Amongst the stewards were Lord Harry Vane, H.P., Viscount Pawnee', M.P.. Sir J. Shelley, Id.P., Sir E. Films. M.P., Sir W. B. Bridges, M.P., Hon. H. Broad, 11. P., Hr. M. T. Bass, M.P., Mr. C. Barton, ALP., Mr. J. 0. Dodson, !LP., Hr. F. North, M.P., Hr. W. Cosungiums, M.P., Mr. E. 0. Egerton , DIP., Mr. P. W. Martin, M.P., Mr. P. O. Papillose, Id.r., Mr. A. J. Beres ford Hope, Am, the mejority of whom were present and took part in the proceedisge. The ancient tows of Battle and the thews of the abbey were gaily decorated with flap and barmen, and the day appeared to be observed as • p enal holiday by the inhabitants of the district. At wee &dock away *owes& of ponces mumpisd the specious lawn and palms attached to the abbey. At three o'clock • nunestoss party. amongst whom were many ladies, eat down to an excellent dinner, which was served up is • will,* Greeted on the lawn. The chair was occupied by Lord Harry Vane, M.P., and speeches wee., delivered by Hr. Egerton, M.P., Mr. Dodson, M.P., tdr. Pomfret, the chairman, sod others. Covet or COMMON Contecii. —This body met yeses/day at the Guildhall ; Mr. Alderman Copelmed vo iding. The Ronembnumer officially announced that the ficeitithellMsat and Poultry Market Bell had received the royal assent. A report of the City Lands Committee as to the proposed impprrovement. at Guildhall was brought up sod oonsidered,and having been eubstantially approved of, was referredbath forexecution. On the mottos of Mr. Deputy Fry, the sum of 1,0001. was voted is aid of the fund now being noised for the relief of the distress in Lancashire. 801 IN further mintpa4et business having bees transacted, the wart ad RimouLas DILATE or AN Orr Les. —An inquest was held yesterday, before Dr. Lankerber, the 'wooer, at the Lice and lamb public-hove, Druntheamificaraw; Euston-equare, on the body of as ostler named Fa aged 33, residing at '22, Driumeweed-ereseent. It from the evidence that an Saturday beat was attacked by pneumonia, which resulted oa Tuesday in such • fit of uncontrollable 111/Clllllllll that he tore up everything I. t h e way o f s heets, Mastoids, slid clothing is the house. Hi s mods was then sent tar, mad [swathed with him until the following day, when he deter mined upon taking a walk with bee in the crescent. She warmly protested, bat be Laken% and they west oat. As they pulsed • gentlemaa ea the piecemeal be sentineled be (the gentleman) was • hone, which be would " dream" Notwithstanding the c a te il l i ons, be set to work robbing down the gentlemen ' s whom he mita& ter shon sad while thus exerting is • eldest way be fell back apes the shoulder of his smother and iatheally interred. The mem anphithelihet the Web upeellea la the poor maelissalialrealiail en 4su awed a failure in the ao lies of the, bee& whisk matted in death. A verdict in eestedimes Ida viol *aim Tee returned. ' ~'i. a 3, •~ 12 n ^,k