The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-12 00:00:00

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Q .. aid ) Dods the lah Alava. sad Plymouth • p.i.mingers Imo pored tree fres London to I,,rt by the Oarepeura deem tender.—For du, i,al apply to 13011 D osd ILACLELVIK, 111netag-bans, LC.: re ORINDLLY lad &Z i a - , ma potreet, 1 W . . . D M IN 0 X FORD . ,- 41 CpECTIONV hos e ~ ST, LA 10IZA DXL ,Afa Dabs la limisbono •14 !Pavlof& and itoraiork mad Yam.' by Ilse whole of Wonted ooroMM= at ir. imam lux& °mop Vannwth, 'W. looilfl/V. _,Defle4 .l and Ilflos N , Ills Doroollo'omosaisfoo, XVIII IV , , THE PBJ(OT74tIONB. VIIINNA, Ivamy 8. . -~-~- As far as can be ascertained, it is intended tint the conferences for the negotiation of the definitive peace shall commence next week, and, as stipula ted the preliminaries , they will be held in this capital. It is believed that they will not be con ducted by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the two great German powers, bet will be left to the second Austrian and Prassianplenipotentiaeiss,wMML Herr von (Nude will represent the Danish go vernment until the end. A committee will be organised to settle the frontier question, to which Lieutenant-Colonel Schonfeld, now at headquarters, will be sent by Austria, and Colonel Kauffmann, one of the negotiators of the peace preliminaries, by Denmark. Until the final conclusion of peace, Jutland is bound by the terms of the preliminaries to support themllied troops occupying that province. A statement that the Austrian Northilea fleet bad been recalled is denied here in well-informed quarters. - • -- , Ettt' 1, Captain WRANKMORE, '', tin. h oKthr TOWN.—Any GOODS rut down to the Fast th• k• 00l deared by noon Tte.YORItOW dieturday). wilt no, M that regular trader.-191tVITS and IdOORT, 9, c„,:n -. ROWLANDS' MAC' OIL: /./11 This shoat, two* god *Redd oil is Teireesaffy In Ugh repute ki ungraseilasted swots darned the lost ethil Instoselle tty pewth, motoring awl beautifying the hair. It precasts lthr Iran telling off or teeth , wean hair, themes it frau scurf sad sot sakes It seri, Oaths, and glom. the growth ot the ndears. sad niasiachlos It Is sater sales edam- Wire ogerthloa. lm chains It is especially ateod. forming the basis or a basulatel header kile, while ha lathrodea• ties tat* the smeary oh royalty, and the high esteem hi which it Is salverially held. with netwerous thetimordsh theethally re ceived of its efficacy, Ward the beet aad sweet presto et its meths.—Price ta Ild., 75., lea ed., equal to four small, and /la per bottle .— gold at te, Ithtteeipirden, and by cathaiste sod perfenthea.—Ask toe sowtsaet Weimer OIL it. t - Ol LIVERPOOL W OR gumerowN TO NE Oak Erg LITXRPOOL, NEW YORK, and MIILWELPRIA tRKAWIrRIP 001EPANY Intend dee .t.7 the r fulliowerod Clyde-WE Iron Some Illeansilaye, nosed States malls. Rog LIVERPOOL Nr SIM YORK. ;.IN BURGH, Wednesday, august 17. A A Nt; Satnrday, August W. to avers Wednesday end every shontate Ealardat. „~e by the wen Mesmer* selling every Wednesday, 21 - glitnete, wording be Ike accommodation. Galan ' by the warders stearcere, 1.3 plasm. forward parry Inc;udag au prortalons soaked. Passengers tor tke Coded [dates, and &Mak Colarnlaa, booked thrones ale. Wesson. terms—Pot further particulars only So isua,s, Wateratreek Uverposi ; or b AMU NAM a. max wirmarsop. aft. magN.—Neatral veminimroler auk.- DiT,Ct Route to Hanover, Bromwich, art Osnisal Oar. _,terra the he lb* elms sere. aessesereaDLii, HOWL ,eist-Autt; OW be despatched from Hoseetedossz iths eves3 ;; .t . y tweather permitting). at 10 ma., Pier for passengers at 12 anon.—tares to Bremen, it s; . return tickets. is and MO& —A at CHAPLIN'S Ropeot-clreas W.: or to P s. sod Co., 11, Rood-lane. 1.0. IPERI AL BAI4IC . of CHINA, INDIA, sal JAPAN (Limited). M. Y. I, HEREBY GIVEN that an EXTItAORDINARY i.11.t I. EETI NO of the Rhetebeldera Of atm larbal Bank India, and Japan ;Matted', wfll be Add alike foodeft • -.l:siclsgateatreet, on THERSDAY, the 26th ott e =t at-t, 12 o'clock precisely, when the easement for entered into with the Bank of Hindustan. China, and • I:meet referred to to the circular addressed to the .r Id boot this Bank on the lath ofJ uiy *Hike =boated and resolutions to voluntarily wind op the Bask nt liguniaton will be proposed. - f4i•eing, in sabatance, are the terms of amalgamation: ..o New Shares nt £lOO each of the Bank of Hindustan, Japan Limited, to be batted to the holders of the ,tares in this Bank. I. Stub shares to be issued at RA per ahem premium. ter ,hare of the pretutuni to be placed to the reserve -.tthe united .Banks. In addition to the areonet alread y at ter of the flank of llindustan. China, wad Japan, and further additions by which the total reserve rand at the j f th. ear wiq with the tweets, protebly ateetutt es rt 4160.000. . . . itc;;;ialelogLl per shareof the premiss will be oppliodl • pftlimi nary expenses A do him' of 10 per twat. per annum for the time the • been In operation to be paid to the Shareholders of this ...banging certificates. - r.ur Directors from this flank to be nominated by and • hoard of Die tisk of itinduston, China, sod Japan. new .bars now to be lowed rebore to rank on equal ▪ sail all tbe previous lames of the Bank of Ebllition. • Japau, whether original or otherwise. option of paying op to LOS par share under discount t r rut. per annum Is also reserved to the Shareholders. fly ord•r, HENRY WHEEL General Manager. velc,ok, E C., 10th August, 111 et. HE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK 'Vatted!. Capital, A 1.0100.060. Bead °Meet, No. t, lank-linitansts. teaks. ',whs.—Newcastle. Lena, Hoddastiold, sad ThelfiekL Agexcles—Yorpeth„ Abswick. and ltexhant. TERMS OF ROSINESS. sconants opened at the branches with patties respect oarmluivd, and omenserebd Hlb d`ae a ®ted. The rake ef .not tad commission to he tweed upon. 7-ft accounts opened at the London °floe and branches, intert , t at the caftan rate of the day allowed thereon. ..e.l mites of interest allowed to trustees and others having t amounts to deposit for fixed periods. o,ors not conealoing any trachomal put of CIO may be usinst these acconnte. I . nhases wad Wes of *tack. abates, &a.,•lTected, and t nvelved, awl every description er legitimate tanking e•s transacted upon tie mast liberal Una& pr zmatest faellittrs given for the Ivo-a London and the different branches. Strong nro-proof ci are provided for the lute enstody of deeds and other vain property helooging to the elastomers of the Bank. J. P. TUItNI.L. General Manager. 'HE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT Wetted). 4.4 d subacrii;e4 - iiirl.iiio:iiiii:7,i‘o arum of to inch. Pahl up, AMMON. , BOARD 01 DIRICTORI. ce_AMB—JOHN CHAPMAN. Zig. Chutes Reims, Isq. O. O. Macpherson. Nag. !Ir. Mamma iliadm Ph J. M. Mb. Berl ..sses Mason, Naq. ! D. Radom, Mem W. Selselahald, Req., 11,P. 941. D. IMMA, Bast. ' • P. Ranson, IL D. Raymonr. Nag., H.P. H Harforet L g . Joseph Thornton. no • F. Holroyd,lleg. F. O. Westmorland, Esq. !:. HoW. re, MA. Alfred Wilson, Cm. ( ~ ± t J. Gilbert stshasion. H. Zarld, Koh The Bank af Nagland. The Agra and AtaMormaa's Beak (1lieltod). TM Rank of London. The Union Bank of London, 91r W. Mlles, Hart, and Co.. Berta Avrivas—ldessra. Idgrarsts and Om, sad Mama Ashur* . .. . ——— i i o — r rii i i — ii a; .. ' m A3Acin—Henry J. Barker, Keg., end T. 'TWIN Sandman. Esq. Associat'on receives mosey on deposit at notice. and for r erv4s. on terms to be agreed upon: makes advances on ostsi re urines. and effects purchases and melee of stocks s, eel debentures; negotiates bans and andaftkaispa•- r.nar cial business. anie,stfonsW be addressed to the II —By order. W. C. WIHTLBBOITOX. Secretary. as . ,vrary Mem—Croft i Neese, ek Bbhogesatestreet thin. lIPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. N, I. Did Br•adotroot. !modem L. T. fisted let , %otioroi.lueri festers at tllt Prommar to Perfect Irrallt; tooter lororel from do COIIIIII4IOOOMBILt ex "ht =nun pf policies limed £7,100.000. lim-unt of claims raid, lueladloi boom, £1,000,000. emprietors' capital 1$ £750,000. i.rl.-.at secure dated poet premiums exceeds 10 years of the si:•:re income. and 54 per emit es the buserideese to torus. 11.WAIlD 111 NIY CHAPIIAN, Ist 4 Clia k iemega MclTu TIXILYJt 8111111, tag.. 11.0., Cbabroma. &MULL Ilia Actuary. :OLD CHAINS. —JOHN BROODEN bees to call the attester ot the polo& to the FORM .tch he delivers with Gold Guard Chains purchased at , auhemry. ,t a. d. o, lLntenahlp of patters chain. 64 Inches hag r. carat gold, welOing ea dwt. vs., at a. 34 t!tt. per mom Wet price 'a tali nate; Total the Qt:ALI:IT. Wine: fp& V A Los et 't 4 are actual definer% and guantateed to Ina Varciaser Krntrialoo tor stair ressatindlon ea Ike erecksanaldp •hich la Otago,' according to the Mr ewer or eleapikcig of Put , . —JOHN BROOD/tn. Goidaalth.—ltaaafactory, k'LttaitßM. Corset-garden. Load's. iatabliabed a.D In* t. Thu ntablielueeed le clamed at I la tie evering. and es G 10. at 1 °Week. ;TEVENS and SONS, 78, Biahopagate-street Rithin.—Llolll Brum= WINES, Bottles 'Deluded. 6. "' 14$ , Zee., Test. &melody, lbs., Ns., Iles., Ws per dos w.:• .20. , 10s. Rasters* / and weelle OM., Me, As. ~ 1 ..; , ...z5e . , XL. No, dr. ~ 1... la nth. r Wises snd Spirits equally resemble. ArCE—LEA and PERRINF WORCESTERSHIRE SAVOR 71.. delicious teedlweet, proseeneed by teetsoisseure "THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE." Is impend steely by LEA and PRAWN'S. P ,. .;1C are respectfully maimed &palest worthless hear • t .1,..n1d see that Lea and Parries manses ere ea wrapper. ane. stopper. OK far LEA sod PERRINW SAVOR whoieule and fee remit tor the Preprlaters, Weesserdee ; sr. f e:sE and MACAW= : Mama RAWLY awl rninn. Ra. Rs.: owl h posers and edema mistmedle PICKLIO, SAUCY* JAMS, &c., TA Me Delicadreof the highest quality. pars sad wholesome. See lancet and Dr. Haseall's Report. Clted49l and DL sCIE Porrerwe to the Queen. NOROWQRARS, LONDON. hie) be obtabied trona all Grocers andelases. r NI C BITTERS. WATZNS QUININE WI/flt. • • • most pausal* sad whaisaame NNW la edition; AN EIIICIiNT un•qualled staaachk awl a goalie otheasaat. ,Trocera Italian .a-eboaaataan. sad Mims, at NA a dozen. Ifftwatactured fir • ROBERT WATIBC !. Mortis's-lane, Camellias's...BA Ludes. w l . 4 wals Armes, i unris sod Ca.. Wansaiir. 1.1 E: LD'S celebrated UNITED I SIRVICC SOAP TA {META, ed. end id. es* sold by sli disselline sad -, tbronehosit the Idissidow ; bet lie yobbo slesald ask ' ' I ". sad that that tie ems* el .7. C. sad I. MILD is .'ket. sae J PAM. Wbeisede sod ter -' iv. , rt a CP wawa. Liman's. oliten mAy be obtained Mir Min Medal ozEA VIC COPAHINB ILICII, ressouseitally hie,' ih the wade mew Lewis. H•leasie. der Os la l e a . ~ , • lurner, llama, Loyd , Pelark sad tapes Dort ''''".. Nov. 4 1912), cleats I cure la aa evens. of all arra rin rer.m •• &rank Oprempa —l4. ft par bonle.lC4 4iC. 10ZZAITS, Meets disudit, 0, 1110mividg, linilevart Magee* Pada THE PROPOSED EXCHANGE, BRADFORD. Tits !WITOLD, al THIS DAY, prim 4/1., by poet ad., °ordains =Pine TM* end Plan at Proposed Iseberms, Bred tord-ILtempliScation by Art of the Misday oar lord-TM State ol Motrepebtan Derliotee ed • Her in the C,lsales-Hattleld to Goth. manly-Mr. Her bert's Monumental Plrattre-A Ylsit to the Pains des Thereass, Parls-The lead-pises of the Police-Pew Istraery, Mlitthim-Omposation toe Ambient - " Theramt Wares Dri tamales "-illernatial Tablets- Paddlisime Dermgmehlp-Ire lemils•fesensdel, em-Oliss, lihreleaseek Ostrent-pedele and boebeins. Jest Wallis& prise Zs. Gd.. SMELLING„ SIRING, HEARING, &c. The Weeny of tip Ifizionsal eat Istorusl leases; teak comerket with the Mown* Membrane Wes the No.trile. tree. ram de. their Newham sad Treetiment. By Dr. Dlatle 13. I:7pper Yeystoer-etakael. Mona Welt are Cr, Iheg-aere, W.C. FZLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE Neoria's tiamaamsj AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA. (VII Caps Rain aad Grammala.) NEW YORK, A1:1006T 1. On the 30th ult. General Grant blew up a Con federate fort at Petersburg. 11. e then assaulted and earned a line of Confederate entrenchments. An entire regiment was destroyed with the fort. The battle was still progressing on Sattirdayat noon. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aucusr U. It is stated on good authority that the negotia titan between Austria and Prussia respecting the propose/ to be submitted to the Diet for the esta blishment of a provisional government in the duchies are drawing to a thee. ITALY. Accurr 11. A meeting to demand the &sedation of the Chamber of Deputies was to have been held at Florence, but information of the same having reached the authorities, they could not permit it to be held for such an object, and the meeting was consequently abandoned. RESULT OF THE BELGIAN ELECTIONS. BRIIEVIELS, AUGUST 11,10.45 r.m. The result of the elections for the Chamber of Representatives throughout the whole of Belgium gives a majority of in favour of the liberal Parq. THE BASK OF FRANCE. PAP" Suomi. 11, £v o. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes com pared with the previous account :—lncrease : Tres. Bury account, 2 millions. Decrease : Cub in hand, 4 1.3 millions ; commercial bills, 12 1-5 millions ; advances, 1 million ; bank notes, 9 3-5 millions ; current accounts, 9 millions. AUSTRIA AND ITALY. A pastoral recommending the faithful of the archbisluvric of Vienna to subscribe to the loan of 2,000,0001. now being called for by the Pope, has been issued by Cardinal Ranacher, Archbishop of Vienna, dated July 29, 1864. His eminence de scribes the new kingdom as founded on the con spiracy and violence of the revolutionary party of Mazzini, in ootubination with the King of Pied mont, who bad played the party false. RUSSIA. In the course of an article on the recent conver sations in the House of Lords rrapecting tbe revival of the Holy Alliance, the hioaliate Runt observes : We will omit by the 000emiee to express our opinion as stabled which is geoendly very badly nedended abroad. In Russia the words eriaecaucy and democracy moat dye the same meaning u in other Fern of Europe ; our Idiocy. ear goverment, our institutions establish between us and other nations very . great differences. If we wen to give a State occupied with the welfare of the maw the damnified°s of democratic we can boldly dins that the Roden nations dammed. As the government is more dessometic than the people, and sa vs have neither po litical dr dynastic puttee, it follows from then, although we are delociattic, we an in so vim arm Intionary. liktory Awe sot present to as as example of a more complied harmony existing between a *overage and his patine, amid oar government koows it so well that, d eemed of gtereling Itself against revolution, indeed of uniting is a Magna yid other sovereigns against an evil it de not to feted Wow, it anticipates publics emends, and grants greater beards than those demanded by the =mien We see very well all that our government bee done foe our wel ters. The abases disspiwar one by de ; the forms which until sow remained without re bays been called into Acti vity justice has taken a. more regular °arse, and authority deed represses all arbitrary tendencies on the pat of ite The attitude of the populations daring the late Polish ineerrection has besides sufficiently proved the har away existing betwese the sovereign and his people. Let English statesmen, therefore. explain to us the reason why they think the Emperor of Russia could be induced to joie the other eivaieigns in resisting the microachmente of demo. was?. THE END OP THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, Acative 5. The final scene of a melancholy drama was played to an end to-day. The last chief of the celebrated Polish national government and four of its members died this morning upon the gallows. The unfortunate victims were Romuald Trangutt, a discharged RUPBiIII colonel ; Krajewaki, an anti tact; Joseph Toczyaki, a book-keeper ; Zuliacki, a teacher at the gymnasium ; and Johann Jatioranaki, a tax-collector ; all young men, none over 30 years of age. Originally 22 men and four women were sentenced to death by the military tribunals, but the viceroy pardoned 17 of the men and all the women. It meat not be imagined, however, that the objects of Count Berg's clemency have much reason to congratulate themselves, for their sec tAlDollll have been commuted partly into many years of labour in the Siberian MUMS, partly to shorter periods of confinement in fortresses in the same bleak and inhcipitalele country. - • WooLwica, Avousr 11.—In consequence of au eider received at Via fiord Aroma .to receeetraot the beery gam is atom and adapt ahem by a ew system of titans& earvimaide weapons for mods of the rival 'levy, tie atingle activity now prevails at the royal pa factories departimenty sad s lane swabs: of additional workmen bars been mitered. CATSTAL, I . I4LACIR—The inmates of the St. JWaifB. Wectiminsime, I trial &kook, to the number of upwards al LA by Yr. illobletkweite, As j o f tc .; isaindwat. end . visited tho Cpstel C 77 , end were of wick miketaatial diem" "IA 11: 1 421=7 0 0, ...... a ...llPf e erier• f t: d i a institution >• to the einnessasate tasslay, of money. :Bs LOADS OF THE ADMIRALTY AT COAX. A public bouquet WM, ou TWAY liValliipM by the Mayer sad Minas of Cock to the Lords of the Ad miralty, who are sow oc an °BIMI visit to that city. The entertainment was one of the most brilliant which has ever %ken place there. The compasy numbered nearly 300 of the most influential ishabilante of the musty. Theiditholt presided, and on his tight at his Onus the Dub of So merset, Truth Lord el the Admiralty ; Lord Pommy, Lord Liethirciast of the conthy ; Lord Classes Paget, Secretary to the Admiralty ; Vise-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. Gum, Mr. Childers, M.P., Loth of the Admiralty; Admiral B. C. Deans, CB., in command of the Chanted fleet ; the Hen. Admiral Eden, th e Lord Mayor of Dublin, the Very km. the Dean ef Cock, sad the High Sheriff of the meaty. Oa his left were nand the Pert de Grey arid Ripon. the Se cretary of Stets fee War, the Berl of Itaaden, Viscount Dolmans, Admiral Sir Lewis Jams 'C.C.S., Commends' 10-Chief on the Irish statics ; Admiral Drusemood, Laid of the Admiralty; MejouGtheral Blooludeld,' corn mending the soothers aionot ; Mold Clash* R.Y.. Inspectoe of Works ; the Rev. D. Murphy, R.C.C.; the Beograd, the Archdeacon of York, and Mr. rf. P. Leader, M.P. Theviouchthrs wen Mid by the High Sheriff. of the city, Mr. /leery Hardy, and Adenoma Thomas Lyme. The baud of the coosinbulery WWI stationed in the bilhardmorn, end played daring the monies. The Cutheurd having proposed the health of the Doh* of Sornereet sod the Lords of the Admiralty, and in dole( so advocated the claims of Cork Mahan to be made a naval dockyard, The Duke of Schemer in resmodits, said,—Mr. Mayor, lords, and gentlemen, Übe( to thank you for the manner in which you have received the load shish yea here just drank. It is at all times a istimhadioe to see that the navy of this 000ntry obtain the respects( otheoantrymee in Ragland, in helm& man Soothed. Ills Isom gretifyias to us to find that our Channel Beet heathen mosived with every mark of respect aced amine at every port which it has visited. In anodise to the intends SI this miry, it in of mane impossible that the Beard of Arimirskiy Maddipore the interests of the harbours to which that navy resorts. , (Cheers.) Our attention has been before this tone most specially called to the harbour of Cork, as year mayor— I (hear, baw)—has told you, by a report of a Domande, of the Hones of Commons. The Lords of the Admiralty, in accordeace with that report, lost so time in timing as it were to make • particular impretise nth the senora features of the harbour sad it. atoms to coo- lain • naval dockyard. (Great chum) Its not for me to tell you as to any reidte at which we lop have arrived. That will take mach time to conceder. (Hear, hear.) All I can my is this, that lint, from the riddance due to the House of Commies, Dell from the anxiety for the intereess of the navy, thirdly ia raped to the interests of a large portion of the empire, we shall be 11111i4XIS to give the subject a fair and serious oostideraties; but out btu it that after you have got those dockyards sane subsequent disappointonet will come you. Now, it is not for me to tell you epos conclusions on the subject at which we may arrive. Hahne we corm to any resolution we must spud meth time in deliberatioo, and I must empty, thee melee myself to ening that we shall give the sidled every osseideratiew. -• I will, boomer, make Me nimarit. depposing that we do street - those docks, I fear that even after then erection some imbeeqeent diem pointment will result, es to the Menthes Minh are ex pected from them. Lth us look at the., ports where the goverumeet bs bade docks and those where It ha not made them. Lock .at Portsmouth for lostasee, and tbs. tura to Livened. In Liverpool the gomentoriet bee bent no dohs sad yet Livesyetelltes advanced while Portsmouth monied bath& Compere, again. Deveoport with Glasgow. You have hard that Ireland should have its fair abate al the notional expmdisnre. Now, in naval matters, Scotland has no sham of the naval expenditure; Sootchmen have done that which Irishmen ought to do ; they have relied solely en their own industry and persevemem. Look at the Clyde. There they had not a splendid harbour as ▪cs ha,., bat such was the lodusery sad exertion of Sothel men that they ham beaded by the beaks el that Aver Olyde the most remarkable town in the world, a town which vise with end threatens to out-do Liverish, and which owes not the rote of ite meow to govenoweet std. Lard Formey in his speech to you spoke et a...lading-up that was to take piece between this country and Realm& _ s Now I truth that we shed have no winding-op ; I .ever b ear d of • wilding-no save in the case of a death re a bank runny, and I trust we are going to have neither. (Heitz hear, sod laughter . ) 'Returning to the question of Ai doeiria I hem mind seem of the private establohineels oe year river, sad I believe you have here great facilities for the emetraition and building of veada for govern. meet or etheurim (Hear, bear.) Bet I must also sa7 ass word as to the private docks. I have mesa the private docks act the river, and you need not be afraid that we will take possession of say of the private docks as a government dock. (Cheers.) Ido hope, if we re convened favourably to the Admiralty about th e erection of docks in your harbour, and if the 'elution of the Admiralty is pus, that when the question comes before the Meese of Commons, Irish members will not divide am and distract the question. (Laughter sad applaues.) If you wish to summed is this, or is etrythieg of the kiod, you muse all act sordidly together. (Cheers) Is deciding question of this kind, it scarcely nethermy to say that lb. Admiralty steer seer of all party questions ; that their only object is to promote the interests aid to add to the dß death of the navy. I must again remind you, my lathe sod gentlemen, that this question of the necessity of the ermine of • dock is Cork barterer, will be warmly dimmed in padianost, sad I do cods that I will he agreeably serpriesd, if the Irish members shall agree even upon that subject. (laughter.) I thank you for the reception you ham peen as to-eight, and in the same of myself sad my colleagues I rotate you mykest thetas. (Cheers.) The Maros next gave . m. Earl Grey sad Ripon, the Secretary of brats for War.". Bad Ds Gime, is reducing =asks, said-11 has been a great pleasure to me that I have bed this opportunity of pej ing—l am ashamed to say—my first visit to this beautiful country of yours—(mar, sod applause) —io company with my noble friend, the First Lord of the Admiralty, on his irreprictioe of your noble harbour. (Cheering.) My boo. (deed in the chair, in referring to the report of the Defeaos Committee—• committee appointed to consider as to the lefeziose, dockyards, and animals= the matry—boa told you that that committee reported in favour of the =yeti." of certain works of fortification sad dockyard =commode. lion bore in Cork. Geedemen, the report of that committee impaired on the department which I ha= the hooour to represent hers, as Tom are aware, the sewed= of making that program which is desirable to isms the defence of this Ere harbour,, and of deciding oe the deseriptios of dermas which Sr. best suited to its effectoel proteetios. (Hear.) We have in view the fact that what we may erectsow may bin few years become comparatively useless, for the meted which bee gone on between me and my noble Mead as to the perfee. lion of the ship and the gun leaf sorb a character as is cal culated to iciera the meet ample exproditneeof public mosey. (Laughter.) If. thee, the decision of my noble hired the First Lord of the Admiralty and the decision of hie col leagues is that dockyards for the accommodation of ber Majesty'. fleet are nacemary here, it will he oseemery for the department which I represent, wires the fleet has come hem to endeavour to keep so enemy from following it with impunity. (Hear, and applause.) Now. gentlemen, we have heard a greet deal about justice to Ireland to these days as well as is days which have passed. (Hear, hear.) My sodas bee always been, that *bee we ere just to Ireland we benefit Begland. (Cheers.) What promoteethe prosperity sod hairpins.. of say parties of her Majesty's empire world' adatedge to the whole in my opisioa. (" Hear," sod pro cleats. And moreover, I am coefidart that it is its that spirit that every guestion of this aslant:aim will be regarded by her Majesty's preset= goverment. But eves =h that in the imee—s ootiatry--• porticos of the empire. at as put forward any just claims on the goversomet, must look to their own resources to do a good dead the epork.tkey require to km does. Yea most obis= peasperity only through your owe efforts. (Cleats.) Aad from whet I have heard to-night I are satisfied you look ea the question from that pole& of view. (" Hem. Mr," and appkase.) The CHAIRMAN sett gave " Admisul Deere. sad the Clouted Fleet," "The Army aid Navy," "The Lord Lisatenant of the Omit ," and " Lord Clarence Paget," which were duly haaoirad and =speeded to. The CHarldeae then proposed the health of the Lord Mayor of Dublin. The remaining toasts were :—" Prosperity to sad Port of Derli,"." The Health of Lord beide*: Led " The City sad Mealy Ilesetsre," which were drank with all the THE ARTaiThilON PBIZJ6 . The elOptel exhibit/Mr of the pielogenveleotioLby the priseholdernof thermal- year W sem•epse at the. palmy of the flackitrof Whisk Artisikar Mtgeßraced., be palliatel mem at width belle *Ain ellaPthatnagir and me of the maw memmiellthille mho *deer thew. ' by Mem bum' the diarist exhibidoes of the mere. The chief twine of 2408 ben beet et-peeled is the prabee of Mr. G Sits lawhicapp,'Bilkopidos Vamp, South Webs, with dress by ',Let; A.ll, A:, VII* wee Mooted hymn the Ropil Academy exhibition by GAM& Hower. ?In two prized of 1501., which fell, the one to Mr. 3. W. filophett, the ether to Mr./1 4 Ryder, MTh STIVISNORMIII in the exhibetitin by the • "Pubes Visit"— n large pie tam the imam oil Mr. Martine..'. list Day la the Old Home," with even more of mswkish emitimeetality brae Setoby the 'pebble, Mr. W. Crosby; sad "The Regatta at FibleparrThames." • my roughly painted *tare by Mr. A. Clint, of the Society of BAY Artists. Both of those, and indeed rood of the WOW pinkies esiected by the trssll prizebolders, an obese hum the Suffelk-arist Galley. The three 1001. prises ere Mrt W. W. Ociethies Ricer Side Via, also in `the EOM.% of the British Artiste ;tell's& of Se. Go. shard, by Mr. W'. WiMaiss, I. the Bah belitution Mr bibitiee, sad i water-coloor drawing, by Mr. F. filenallflell, bellow Wares, Meted by Mr. J. Games, of Edinburgh, from the Water Colour Society. We reity say .1 the water colour elremiegs that they indicate far mare Web is Pewee° than the oil pictures, which aye, emerellf *Peaking, en' trimly cornrow:mime, and my very little for the existing condition of the popular feeling for art M represented by this othibitieu. It wosid be well, Indeed, if pricelsolden wen to leers their cholas to the guides°, of the malty, tether then the* their am poor judgmete, wee 1$ me that that. is no disputing about metes, sad pcsisibly the mood might decline the Mike. Certain, however, it is that the exhibition is not hopefel or eacion c igiog. ea to the impeorr meat is the popular bate fort. ar The engreebe of Mr. Fah% MillUrern picture of Claude Decal making the lady redeem her eons, after slopping her mock by dieneitig a iamb with hint, retaining ouly 1001. far his own necessitise, which /ma bees vary meßestay reproduced by Mr. Lomb Stocks, the lef".111r, is exhibited as the universal prize ef the yeas. 0.4 it cannot fail lo be acceptable is • most popular subject. The affairs el the Art Unica seem to be in • tolerably Oo.riabmg Mate ; the Income from subecriptions this year is /2„,4691. sod the reserved feed manta to between I,loof. and 1,2001., lob el which it issneouneed the come propose emituelly *WM a mestisig hell with °Mose. DRAMA. 'ADELPIn. A sew estravagsam of that well known elses In which mikes and wimp's introduce themselves te the sodium is their own proper penes% Mark 'ekes at their town expose, sad reveal to unprofessional eyes some of the less romantic upsets of their daily life, was prodiseed at this ;theatre lest evening. The eatesugura, which is from the pm of Mr. William Breech and Mr. Andrew Halliday, end is entitled The Actors' Retreat, met with the mucous which, when the delialligia persona are established favourites of the theatre, rarely fails te await a pier if this sort. The seise opens, socording to established custom, I. the peemmerta of the theatre, where Mr. IL Phillips. steemssanager, is anxiously awaiting the arrival of him company for an ap pointed rehearsal. Everybody ie of course behind time : Mr. It. Reim's watch, though jewelled " In one hole,* and tarried by him for five and twenty years, has ter the first time dashed him. Mr. Peal Bedford has fondly trusted to a Chelsea steamboat, sad hes been ha. trayed on to • mud bask at low water. Various other trials of patentee heeler; been palmed over, and the not unsumeptible manager having been fiaally soothed down )' if igen easel compliment from Mn. Mellen, • , new towage is found in the soddenly developed antipathy of Mr. Toole to that department of low comedy te which hie destiny has coesigned hire. His friends in the green. room and before the curtain leant that from his earliest years bis an km yearned for this higher was of dramatic ' aft Tragedy, he is convinced, is his forts—Shakespearian declamation kis true field. He espressos his horror of performing policemen end cheap Jacks ; of being stewed ' down in kitchen coppers, and ceefined in parish stocks. The roars of laughter and the applause which hie admirers think pleads( to him am all gall and wormwood ; and be announces his irrevocable determination to leave the Adolph! ' sad seek solace for a while in solitude. A et:meatier' from hie triads Mrs. Mellon and Mr. Paul Bedford, that ' possibly his having been op all ulgtat stadlyine some new comic part has something to do with this discontented frame of mind, appears te have some reran ix it ; • and Mr. ' Tools finally permit' himself to he composed by them to I sleep upon a coach, wrapped in a railway rug. Such is the prologue to the extravagasza ; and the rude' who is acquiated . with the traditions of the drama will no doubt be Ale here to fOrll.oo that it will be immediately I followed by the artraugurt portion of the piece is the shape of a wild distempered dream of the upiring opine din winding up with as epilogue, in which, se is the mom humble pantomime, everybody is himself again. Diaap. pearls; from the coach with marvellone rapidity, and by • proems which we will not attempt to reveal, Mr. Took • welkateired email gentleman, turbo up in the midst of sylvan somery, where he quickly discovers that he is ic the midst of the hanota of a wild gips, tribe. Though pro fessing to be girlies, and having remarkably loose notions of the laws of property, the members of the tribe dram him at first se remarkably like his old colleemess of the Adelpbi ; but the rough treatment be re- Oliva at their hands quickly di abase' him of that impale 'ism He ie subjected to the -seariewha• impereuele embraces of Gipsy Jame (Mrs. Malice), and to the blood thirsty threats of reminisce of a less happy rivet Black Will (Mr. 11. Homer). After being stripped of rises, abirt.pio, and other worldly gauds by the light fingers of the tribe, be hams to his horror that a kind of Scotch law prevails aseoeg them, aid that certain acts which have pissed, though simple is thesuelves, virtually constitute him the hoebsad of Gipsy Jane. Compelled to seek for the materials for the wedding breakfast is a neighbouring farmyard Mr. Toole is pursued by the angry proprietor, Squire Her rosiby (Mr. It. Phillips). and •is compelled to. doff his *levet attire and to figure is the disguise of as old gipsy craw While in this helpless situation hi nether and upper garments am carried off by the squire sa hostages, and the unfortunate comedian is compelled to put on some loom Mime garments fetched for him by the tribe from a steeples bargeman, which fact again beings down upon him the vengeance of the victim. !leerily sick at last of lain passion for tragedy and a quiet retreat from his old line of Weimar, the vision suddenly change@ to • pleasing view of a differest kind of actors' retreat—the Dramatic College at Maybury. - . . . .. . . The epilogue represeots Mr. Toole back on the conch is the green-room exactly whore hie fries& had left him. Everybody, in fact, is beak again in their original attire with a rapidity which even Mr. Woodin might envy, and ths extravegoisa corichide{with a neat tag, in which Mr. Thole informs his fries& and the public that all thought! of alms dooiog the scene of so many socareses are banished. The extravaganza, thorgh of slight pretensions, is amus ing, and will help to adjoin the fag end of the season. OLY M PIC. Mr. Tom Taylor's popular and exciting Ticket of Lem Nan is still being played nightly at this tioarishiag theatre with nodisaisished attraction. Last night was the 379th °nese:Sive performance, for the benefit of Mr. Henry Neville, wines admirable acting as the biro of the drama (the MOONS of wkichwelipess the Colleos Bane) preserves all its force sad kWh+ without any rigs of lassitude. The tenth is, Mr. H. Neville Is amp of those rare anon who take their art eerionly. and an thoroughly is eeriest in all they do ; is always ea rein; never trines with Ids part or with hie sadism:* ; and last evening be food hie just relognithe and reward in the gratifying testaimeey of a erewded, attentive, end sympathetic Andaman. Mr. H. Neville Dover played the part with greeter ?igen and Wrest, sod was most deservedly applauded at an hi " points," and twin called before the Our. tie. The play wee send tbroagboet by the noel. lent origin& seats alit unbend mat and istelligenos It would be digicelt neve is thy theatre a peep of ** its. ranee parte more adnetageosely dishibeted. Tlmo es enedletts of llousollold Poky, sad the bnaleeque of Nannitik, made up a moat attivallve WI for lin oeariam. All,ertioe P 4 Marina The tonne was sew commenced for the mooed round, but as the leading vessel boa Mien an hours and • halt to go once rand, there ie norility of the nos being con eluded in time, for the 9th oleo of the club thus provides for such cues " the • yacht does not arrive in the goal balms the guars at canal, it will Dot be 00Sliadifi a race, and it moot he oesteeted again oe the following or sub sequin day." In Warms, although from the starting of the tram from Portersionth it cannot be stated a positive, yet little doubt is entertained that what be bees done today will go for nothing, and that thence will have tole, rem mad. Today the see is as smooth as • millpond, and the contrast Is most remarkable to what the weather Ass ben for the three previous days dile week, when there was • • regular lierneee, and most of the yachts tbat sailed on Tuesday were either dr/meted or received some merinos damage. The prise oilseed for competition this day by the ladies of Hyde ran elaborately chased silver inkstan d in the brim an style, ortaleing three beautiful Creek vases, beaded sad wreathed with antique scrolls, the centre forming • taper stand and receptacle for posters stamps, he. ; the outer onto for Ink. The pea trays surrounding it are richly ornmeeted with floral designs of great beauty. The whole weighs unwinds of 90 croon, and bean the following lascriptioci :—" The Ladies' Hate, presented to the Regatta of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 1864." The selection of this elegant and Ireful prise does credit to the good taste of the committee, and the ernefseturer, Mr. &mad, silver. smith, of Ryde,whe supplied It, may well be proud of his work. The Royal Victotia Yacht Club, stimelated very likely by the gorgeous dispby of fireworks and discharge of rockets at the regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron, ben entered into arnagemints to ban a angler display tomorrow even frig, wlike,the whale fleet of yearn lying bore will be illuminated, and then to reason to believe that unmeretta neideeta re the hired will he gathered ben, in addition to the large body of rulers. The display of pyrottebuy will be provided by Meson. Daher and ilos, of Vietoriopark, London ; and there will be some elegant asd elaborate devices displayed. FRENCH BATHING Dittfiri.—The Paris oorresprodett of Utio Jerre, British Prue assert. that the matter Is which the ladies dress and coadoct themselves et Tromoille has beams. a perfect modal. "They wear pr. merge which for cut are the most extravagant that it I. possible to ooteelvo—a sort of man's coat, petticoats only demendiog very little below the plats at which (Musa ate soppaired to be attached, and coosequently exposing a great part of their Isp. Those legs adorned with Bessist hoots, mono tiag to mom than half the calf, the said boot' laced in frost, bearing tussle at the top, mod having vary high heels ; rota the maid a peat black or blue strap, imitated with a buckle as big as a moor ; ' the protests of the most violent colours. sad oft ea of & combination of calcium which violate. all the rem of art. On the head the smallest hat possible, without strings , &onsets hue lorig sinos beim awarded), aad &dotted with eagle's or other forthers, th e hat ban stock ra n k ot 0•0 ide, With the hair protrediag I. a huge lump bellied, ' great gilt comb thrust into the lump ; Lally, a long mail" stick In head. The dress is effusive, bat what 1. mete 4.estAre is the amour of weariag it. That Escaper twists is a ssort of *Baty hopedues. !tra sh lurk of a Preach lady wu gaistasie — q 111•101111111 :=7,matter, it cowyerestloo. But the °onto:ma i try strerks has thismit tout ode' HOYAL YICTOISIA YACHT =LIB asGArTA. THE LONDON, CHATHAM ADD DOFII'RdIL r WAY COMPANY AND THE MEET PORTER& • Rit I Emma. Lest night the &sand dieser of the Royal Victoria Yeah Ame BMWS 'Carina proprietor, are brought Okibleok epos at the Clubthonne, mammy oneseronsly before the m am m a imal, et miaaa,aaaa elteadett maegatha Tat, Looms. Esq., the couismodore, awn e d, Cu the inyamaman of Rams/ G oa ab na , w ale The viachair was taken by Lord ilorgbley, vice- porter, with a bald of the bye-Isere of the beemigt, by commodore • and amo t the company present wine Earl cone a yi aa luggage l am t h e Lawton, Chatham, and Doter Led . LotTl L Leeth. (inter 6 East, Railway station, witboat having • ticket porker's limes. 'Bea, Sir Jobe Coo r. N. J. r. J. B. Bailoy, Mr. Towle. appeared for the oomphinant, end Mr. /hard, of Mr. A /lieliniko% Marrhalit 16. 1 the Hew. e• ,'• Loadee d for the defendant. The evidence adduced showed ,Oery. .J. 0.4110000. Sir John Berge's% MaJor Vivian, that oo Jody 6, & quality of 'lmmo was taken from the .1(r. A. Few Mr. W. M. A 340 1 0 0 04 Sir J. Rua Oir- Maio. &minim et the Margate dation M 12.17 p.m. placed see, Bart, Mt. R. Arabia, Me. F. Arabia, Lient.-Colosel inateide the acanpano s aw.. w a wa it an d er th e 'Snobs, Mr. A. Arcedeckse, Baron de Puiviclit, Admiral oars of one of the cosepsey'eportereatilhapm., Maw* O'Brisia, Mr. J. A. Saba, Me. W. 11. Wyndham, Oiptla eloped be bra oar" by a. *Weer et the AL Brooking, Mr. W. F. Hai, the Rev. A. Wade, and several as lather ponied the pear; somedia to had Ober ineenben of the dole. and vidionai the lumps. placed in as censibiss belonging to the &feudal. 1 Abet dinner the C.OSIMODOU ppolrefeA " The Queen." to which it was comma to No. 5, Cocileteeet. The dew was duly honoured; and Mterwerds " the Prince plahnetend some fellow tickaporters, having watched the I h Wales and the rent of the Royal Family." ! memiadings, followed, and maw the luggage deposited at its The 00147103003 E thou promeed The Array. Navy, j destination. aid the ponces in charge d the manias drive Volunteers," which *ea aspoided to by Woos off, Mr. Beard couteeeted that Mr. Rodeos ((the isteedant), A 11114403034 for the shot Admiral O'Brien, for the airy . the busr o t sc hereleirdycotopeny's center, WU justifed In carrying Load Burghley. foe the aline ; aid Earl fee alio fwgwilioo, and produced an (undamped) sane aloothers. , meat and been tuatara isto between thenithrm coo " The Bishop end Clergy of the - incases " " wan proposed pesy and the defendant, and which Pa the defendant the 17Mr. MICUDIMILNE, Commodore of the Royal Leaden W. right of delivering the c a n i p a n, , a pa game n, j um p, lacht Quh ; end& ewe asthowiniph lry. the Elev..llr. hir.,‘Teeme, pilled silsesws to poem that the lassags WAT. W 14401110 to the doh 1 ths ease by defendant's omnibus, sad inetioded that the The Vicit•Conisonciaz then proposed " Senna to the defendant boa braes the borough bye-la lee deins, „. 2'le sn j j ' . 7h a exteiti," .ooushos Ida it the health of ; the licensed Past-portent lisant the oaly tto take , oomminlehe; 'Shia visa very such Mame. Ma cm the other baled. , Zr ' received. tbe t.ponlisen bad no right upou the a t t The COll/1000113. is shift to rams task; was greeted railway wespelly ; mid that the 1 with vocifecous c o ewing. and he sokoowlidged the the station. wee en th e p eete t wiN ula Xta.a.. their honour conferred 00 him and the handsome manner ha G eetedy . Us ipabeittiad that, N am pa, in M r . T own . had which his health ad been renewed, next had much plenum not (puwoved tbet'the i n j aanau s am a up en d u n k a a. paa s an , in stating that the dub wee inerwasegg, sod they might met the infeettrades Ito incomplete, and that the while matter assured he would a kis utmost to easing. Vest iroareses. fell to the ground Mr. Towne thought differently • and, F,erl Vainthyotiomd the ". limith.of Loth **ley, the is answer to the beech, said that the iriformolam ' meld Vise-Opmmodore," sad elludecl to. the great interest his have been laid by any inhabitant of the towo, and lordebile took i t It, mid his re:Mimes to do iniqthiagto ea- ' was not a matter for the ticket-porters' alas to dues to the isterst-of the club. l take up. The Beath, after considering the legality of Lord &eolith! returned thanks. He mid that the wel- the ief o ri l ieh o e, d i al e d to innano d wit h t h e awe , and fate of the club Is. the ears's, desire aide heart, and he' Mr. Beard accordingly qlkd evidence to prove that the repsid de his best to promote Ms taiereets. lebuors.) lump p was M the ebete4 at the 'away company, that. Mr. Moen:. proposed " TIM Health of the Committee," : tbst the defeial.o6 nee as may meson whom the rem who had does so much foe the dub, add coupled with it the pan, a llowed to remove thwie p assee g era h em e f rom th e i r Dams of the Hos. Lochs Cann • . premise.. It wes further stated that had — the Inegnm ii In the usavoidaki elthene. of Mr. Cary, XL Lt NAB- i q uoit: K is h i eee Men, . the poi m p ag y m a id h a m h a s. bath CHANT THOMAS sikuowledsed the compliment. • ! resposethis. Moamar, the ticket porters woe mt allowed The COIIIIODONE propowd " SUeorss to all . other 'Yacht upoo the premised of e runway. company to ply for hire. Clubs of the Mingdoei , for which Earl Vans returned The Bona, titer the matter in pefiste mid it thee* , fee the Soya Tolit &Pathos owl the Royal Western i appeared that amp thee so teekapeeten epos the'reilay ad Yacht Club, s Mr. Aroselesthe kw the Royal Londe., company's became they bed no right there unless in a eleerisnthistio spemb, which easel numb amusement. s t imegmed tkr.enam ; ooneerptently they had determined Ebel VIAL Peelfemet ' The Health of Captain Milohloitoo• to dankse the ones ; bat the tiekasorters woad have • the menesmy to the club," mid hoped be might hog be their am granted these, if they dowsed, for the Chug of Queen's eecre. Mood cheerieg.) ' ' Bench. Mr. Tomes unwired that he would certainly advise • Macao:wow returned thanks. the tfekapodielo to take a ease to the Overt Queen's Sir G. Ram moment " ttosperity to the Town olityde," Beech; sod alluded to the nisguificout sup presented by the Wain roes of Rya. Mr. Et4toaowoOo returned thanks for the town of Roth. and stated that the town took es meek interest in the dub o the club did ii thi toes. Lea Xo3lolllll' peepomel " The Heal of the Ladies 'Lyda," sod sllpded to the heath el prim they had eves totbe club. This closed the prom:edicts. The armogyments of the club am carried on with pax* regthrity, which hes earsoieneed the premediess 1111100 =Zhell and Lord Burghley have roapeetioaly.: s ofBerod commodore and vice-commodore. This day the prima he contended for was the ' Cap, value 50/., gives by the ladies of Rya, mid open so , all ye ate beloilaiss to the Royal Victoria Inlet Club. A timelpeop, mod half Acker.' male. Thames inessurement. The f -Sowing yachts were entered : fachts. Tow Owners. BIOS Flaw. white, I and tiSte,•erset Marina 65 J. C. Monty, MK. cow " . 60 E. B. Hebert, Bp_ blue forked Maeßiter. Albertine 4 Blue , Madcap 74 .1. ft I A. Dauber. 144. .crest , sod aim,.tw. Volatile 6O B. C. liaadslay.Esq. MAMA Osprey Vestal Othtes , 13 2 1 i T. Broadtrookleg l Mitch on broom. North Mar .. A. H. Deady, Mq. .. Blue, red bill. Of the alma Urge umber a yachts mimed nay three came to the sterling Tim Marna,. A liertice, and Volante, a very poor compliment s. the ladies of Ryde slpse+few their easselid prim. for staying WOO he at 10 o'clock. Mit th e Marisa 1000 Mok the thell, followed by the Allreasie end Tobias. Mariann well to the eastward the Maths had • famous Ind, but asfortusithely the wiled, which was light at sorting, now dropped to • deed calm as far as the Marina wee immersed, although the Alberta's and the Vokotte eppemod te perk up • slight lirsese. There were many treads of the Markman Rids Pier mashie" the progress of the veinal; and great regret was expressed that with such a lead iS.ibesld sow lie almost like • lge and making no way. The wind wee se amenably Helmil . thet it appeared more like • drifting match Om &llama eise, and after • good deal of jockeying to .arch seer, breeze the Volans. encoseded is taking the first place. The Nab light was rounded se below : X. a.e. VOlll110 l Alberti's' Merin& On comas &braid of the No.enss Buoy as the voters to the westward, on main( is to Peery Bay they were for • time lost eight of, but on coming Weems of the No- rma Buoy, they were again timed : V. M. A Volante All/014100 • 1 62 67 Marla The course to the westward the very slow indeed, but the relative position of the yachts was sot shored. On rounding the Hum of the Middle, nearly abreast of Nerds Castle, the following was the time taken : B. B. Valente Albertine Merles The Meese sow somewhat freshened At 4.30 thq Albertine carried away her jibboom. The first rouod of the race was oceeluded at Ryde Pier as under : (It Volante 4 37 0 4 56 30 lESTIOPOUSILTI BM' AND iI3Z tILADS SOCILTI. —The thistieth annameary of this society was held last night at Hightoury &vs Tames, es which mode° about I.M members of the smociatios dined together under the peteklescy of Mr. Rainy I/ Forster. After partaking of as Oleinale esterseinimson provided is Mr. Gimasellfe beet style, the usual loyal Mete were gives cad sespeadel to amid law them of the compsay. The theism then gave the tout of the mein, "Prosperity to the flocisty," which was received with Ind cheese. After naming to the main ellojestio4 the moiety, namely, the taineetkie of the trade genemily, and the sonde fie it afforded to the widows and orphans of deceased mosabsra, be Maned that miwith smodlog the streams affactsurede by members of the trade to sense n iedependence by honourable industry, it was too ohm the seas that the troth of the ems( was ex. mimed, " his not is memoir to command eases,” sad it wean. provide for three imitable faking to de se that this association was Mabliebed. The benefit. which the aocieel conferred did not degrade those who tee ive& three. became they were not zone cbaritalthr delve. hat the [nit ,o 1 plaiesimethY forethought. No one knew the day in wkiali, is comeequence of Mermen misfortase, he might not be glad In receive wasistance from each a fund ; there fore It was who and prudent as lie part to contribute is hie it of prosperity. They had before them the example set by the Lammed Victuallers ; and, although their asso ciation might not be so large or ea inlineatial, it was yet the mass of brining comfort to the sick, the aged, and the atofairtneate. to the Dorfman widow and her be) I orpharis. lie was (loathsome that so roue who bisgoA I. the trade, and who reflected for • moment upon the vialasi lodes of hk and the greatnood diet Ibis orgesivatin bad *odd *hie lamempertit ,essuning Maio assami. • Mr. Nee (the eamenien) t has seedibit lion at subsoriptilio. swag *lush worio-114 Foseter,4l/. ; Menus. Alive and Co., 101. easeally ; amen Mann, 004.111111 sad Paulin. 314 Itl., said • Modred gainer is the goyim' ; Messrs. Comma and Ca, and Main. Truman, lianbery. md Bastes, 254 each firm ; Meese.. Elliot, Wane; and Co., 211. ; ilmme. Bid sad C 1.., 211 ; Mown Obarrlegtos, bleed sad Co., 211. einaally ; Maim Coombe end On. 214 • Mum. Garrett. Whittaker, and Co., 201. ; Mesas. W debuted, 111. ; Mem. Younger and Ca, Edinburgh. 101 10a. • Mara Matthews sad Causing, 101. 10e. ; the WasZeinater Brewery Company, 101. 10a. ; Mr. Gni nuelli, 11.55., lad Yemen. other subeariptiot a, mountain to between 4004 used 25004 The health of the brewers, primes sad supporters of the society, the eheirmaa end °Mears d the society, and that of l b. Forster, were alm oard.slly drunk. The srusioal arrangsmenta, under the di rectim of Mr. a M. Mora"gave great saitidartion, sad on the corMaskon of the peeceediege which were of a very satidaeloey dander, the company adjourned to the prams sad peril:Meta M the enjoyment. of th is popular placed am meat LORD PALSIMSTOX'S VISIT TO BA:TAMIL —Lord rabosrethe's ally in the osighbourhood of Bradford was brought to a close ea Wohomday by a viii to the femur waits of Ilesare. Titus Out, sots, sad 00., at %Bain The Mk lord proceeded from Lightelifle in Mr. Ripley'. maims, 111108112=Lby Mr. Ripley, Mr. Edward Ripley, sm, sad Mr. , private maratary to kis leedeldge, and passim' through &diced on the way, reached Ballets. about balf.psat one. The eesehlaery had commenced running • httle refon hie arrival, at the tonal hoar after dims hat a large somber of the wotkpeople speedily resembled amide the and, with others who had gathered from the adjacent village at Shipley aed elm seighbourkand, gave lie isedallip a most enthusiastic welcome. Lord Palmerston was moved by Mr. T. Balk end le cm my with him and other gentlemen first visited the • niarch, then the school-room, and afterwards went ietomveral portions of the extensive sad was oboes met of the wooderfol promote of maarfacture maid on ills lordship was much interested in what he sew, and appeared ea use for information is matter. of deto:th la kis progress from one room to soother the made lord bequeath made use of the hoist, Mr. Salt atteedisg him in them brief Jamey& When be had arrived at the metre et Minimum *ming shad the nem were stepped foe five manatee, sad the hands is the aliment perhaps of the nun took advantage of the oppor tunity to crow tato the room and saint is chemise hi Midair. There could net have been fewer has 2000 people Meant. His lordship completed Lis tour through the setablithaus tby immition themgines and the large ins bridge which spans the Aire dose to the work.. Be was Masa erstortaieed at Inclose. in the private dieing room, and as a q t for departed forUmlon by the Small exprem teals, = was stepped at Bellaire for the pmpees. The noble lord displayed ose of hi chareeterilk pecialiaritlen by dmilieleg an offer to procure the two tickets requiem.. sod went to the window of the booldarellos to Odin them him& The Milked Camay kind . supplied • spedel carriage for him lordship's acommodatien, sod we may add that the Great Northers Company showed a almanac mirk of atesetion en his jemmy dews cos Monday, by piano( a spleedid salmi OW rigs at lis orris% After the Roble lord had entered the carrup he was amigo intim'. astiasUTT cheered, which was costumed tin the train snowed away. Lord Palm ethe bowleg his ackeowledgmenta. inks arrived at the WeUiegtoe Steam, Leffie, at 4.40. The fact that hie lordship woos to visit this tows on kis way to London was set goorrally known, and throe who wen as the platform were merely the ordiaary pasesegem by the trains arriving or departing about that tinas. It wee eat lung, however, ere Lord Panorama was reinsieed, sd she reas which he bad hitherto sairmally received le his visit to Yorkshire was equalled at Lords. if sot is extent at least ID cordiality. His lordship &tallied from the artiste is which be was seated, *ad shook beads with may of throe who weedily surrounded him. The Medi, mover is which he received the greeting of the crowd culminated is his reeogoitima of the enthusiasm of • boy, whose ...haul desire to be Maud by the Premier was unt unrewarded. With • pleasant smile his lordship held out hi bead to his yuathf al admirer. end maid, "Ran, young use ; give us your rm. ^ it aced 004 be added that this farther proof of poiality was received with the utmost favour by the arm- Wets, amid whose farewell churn the train moved off at to minutes to in—Leeds Mercury. - }turas Cowman or St/BOSONS. —The following emanbers of the college, hawk" brae elected We're at pre view aneednes of the council, were admitted as such op the Bth bent., via. :—llsres. Octavio' Adolphus Field, of Seesea-gardees. Hyde-perk, deplane' of membership dated Auges" 12, 18313 ; cad Gerald Yea, of the Nord Navy, Dee. 24,184 L [Apitertiosiest.].-- 11OLLOWAT'll Paul. Dys mite Dissrdars —lien of the &seems ef the digetelre woos ~rat is a weeloteee of the effected parts ••••thi a deklesc, or depravity a/ the beat Cr worts Pees Thee pee re...Kabala the right performs's of tbrisejsseliosid, sad the. WV , ' rotors arid tensest. appetite, Died*. sod health. If oeVii ?Ph perpetually prelest meset cluotile hedisestios sad He at tesdaitt malledied that out hardly be telievird, sad certainly that seise wow.lmed by say alter mesas, steedsal, dietetic, sr etheirielst ..an see sereigsbly adapted for twee y dole sad every ffeffmray'a Tilts (sand he equalled for the part r u lt s• amist.weratalet Irewepeweethey exsecles an iv t topooes, sad macular system; sod they In Maid/ lakatbal In SMOG/ neetnty. I TI ~:.. 1 ' 1 ; , . . ! I I .~i 4, ~i