The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-13 00:00:00

7 ~ •.. e, NEWSPAPER i * . . " I, l # .: . ;,,t, rii 0:,:../A;to., iii . _ iigy Ii: ' 1 lIIIT • RarlariX: r7lii l• r. 444 ; 014.. h... -.. e . ; _________....__ ia _ s • . 4 . 0 i, , Li - i t Ke44l 1 r ____ v ____ . ____ l ____ N ___ t _______ f __ Adb . .__ ._ _._ ______ _ _ SdlitilticiXia ... lii 1111 11 • ! . i iif . \ • .._, .1 . ,- - • • ‘ ~~ _ , - S i' A'.-- ..-;:,1 ', '"1,r- - ...5 - s.-1 r."'IC7 Na 6,594.] 6 — yle EITTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. moNTHLY COMMUNICATION by Steam from tondos.— susthary screw steamer QUEEN OP THE SOUTH '.re itimorta (Lambe) Docks the 19th Judy, sad Plymouth ,I,dy. The pa Fero are parsed tree tros load. Is Thr AIL and embark by the ereepenye steam tender.—Pre txtrer :nforms. ion apply to BOND sod MACKELVIE,MisupIap 9, Alinclarplane, rov.; or hILINDLAY sad Oct.,, IS, youx.eutebeet. LW. bEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I'.1( KET 13/11P.—For SY OMIT Direst (treenail from thv 23th July, calling at nymob on the Id Amnia% t. , wit passengers`, the spleadM frigate built shi LA r A 1 13 years, register 1.331 tons, JOHN W lying in the last India Docks. This dm ship hers :It expresely for the Sydney trade : she has a full poop, • :4 rate accommodation ter cabin pessempies. Ilse lowa .'sing lofty and &try, she Were also a desirable opporte ,.) I r s feu second CILiI , D and intermediate pamengsq , and rry Poe terms of • ,an experienced nurgeon. t or r apply to Messrs, Gr3.LATLY. HANNAY, and Ili ELL, street: to captain WILLIAMS, on beard ; Of 10 iiillll and MOORL No. P. Billiteratreet. Has vacancies for EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D rAricri. SHIP.—Yoe SYDNZY Direct (to mil from e, punctually on the 23th Asyut, calling at PlyTmmoouaN to et. invengers lot September), the well-ingrown built 1 , l NCA DUNBAR. A 1 for 13 years, 1,33 tone rmaster, swASSON, Commander lying In the LA India • This ship, built expremaly for the Sydney trade, bee been ▪ with the greatest core and considcreakm for the comfort • torts . her cabins are lofty and airy. ► She can accont ▪ • few intermediates, and will carry an comontraced —For terms of freit mimosa. amply to Omnato • AN , off ,on board : to OZUATL_ ,Y HANKS" and SERILL, S •••., Leadraltailetmot or to DM?' and MOORS, 9, Sli me UreeC DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of P.ACKIr SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct 'to sail from 11), 'her punctually oil the Ilth August, ea/bag at Plymouth on g t loth August to embark ), the splendid new clipper • t ITV or ADILAID A 1 12 yeas,. MO tons register, tons barters. DAVID Bauer. (late of the Irene!, Corn. Tying in the Loodon Docks. This floe ship ha. been t▪ un spressly for the Adelaide trade : sbe has a full poop. fitted with t• oh rooms, and every other comfort fur the accorocaods li.r. • f cabin passengers. Her 'tweets decks being lofty and • .be infers also a desirable opportunity for a few second th! u: .tad intermediate pamengerk and will carry an experienced stch•cl.—For terms of freight or parse apply to bGCtL on howl : Sr to DEVITT and MOORE. 9. = stmt. Will be followed by the well•known Aberdeen clipper Brst...er Bell. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 13/lIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direst (hes .trriced, and erdi have quick despatch), the splendid air prrship PERCY, A 1, 919 tons register. RICHARD WRANII- Nviti., Coointander ; lying lathe Fast WM Deters. This eesSegnnlar trader has a specious and elegant poop, sad &Holds an opportunity 1.. r grit-class pi...en:ter': has great height In the 'teen dress foe the accommodation of interesedle • pemeogsrs, and grill carry a surgeon, if reguireel.—For freight or maw apply to the owners, Messrs. RICHARDSON RROTHEM and to., Mgt Ilskeepleace, naaopigasimonist; or to DEVITT and PICE, No. 9, Rilliteretreet. DEN - ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For LAUNCE9TON Meat (has& great pert of her cargo engaged. and will have quick oespateb). the beautiful new clipper YI'GITI VE. A 110 peen, 470 tons register, W. R. BAIWOOD, Comma:oder ; lying to the Wag India Docks. Thl, dee ship has just been built by Maseru W. Pile, lisp. sad Co.. of Sunderland, expressly for the trade, end U. Orstrate accommodation for • few chief cabin passengerw—For terms of [night or immune apply to the owner. Mr. T. E. WALKER. las, lit Helve/I-place . or to DEVITT and YOOEI<O. Itlllltergireel Will be followed by the well-known clipper Issbella Brown. D IINORL AN for LAIINCIINTON. —This troth 4 liar room for a liWs tight trakbt, U sent down =rest !Wiz Docks. 554 cleared b noon kr:morrow. Davin sad 11001 9, MUltrakarrost. MAYFLOWER fur PORTLAND BAY.—This regular trader la now loadlog fad an tie Jetty, London and Altman are requeetal to forwent their goods at owns.—DEVITT and 3100112.9. Mita oirwit BLACK BALL PAEIBBNOZB LINK of CLIPPILK TACILETS tor AUSTRALIA iron Linden direct. Part Ohlp. Tonnage. Dinka To lietl. .--- Melbourne .. Swaim* l,lOO R. Inola July 13 8 70 110 7 Stornoway 1.... 1,100 1 India August 10 Queeneland Very Star . 1,000 1 1 India July IS Querailend IC/olden CV ..... I ..I 1,600 , 1 ladle Anna 16 This egiebrelled N.. of pockets base, by their Der sad rapid preeres, earned a world-known repsisiim, sae their psis mew aecostustodattou is unsurpassed by asp semi allool —Poe peetirelars respecting freight or psalms to Asserelis apple to JAMBI BAIN ES and to., Lire-moo& ;aLL Agentet== Bell Lim end T. X. TLACILAT Mid MO. rmid Tasks. LC. AUCKLAND, N.Z., by Willis's lies, established 1881, fie sall on 90th July. the celebrated ez-Royal Mall Clipper Ship BRITISH TRIDE NT, LOCO tons, loadiag is the last India Dock. This sisleadld ship, which is favourably known in the Australian trade as one of the fastest dose. having made the purge from Liverpool to Melbourne in 78 days, has unri valled accommodation for all classes of passengers. Her mama- Scent Saloon and State Reruns are fitted and furnished fa the moo superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mail Steamers. the carries a beautiful piano, and apparatus for distilling fresh leakr for use of all on board. The loges ft. Fs are lofty and well.ventilat ed, and every arrangement for Gat comfort and convenience of second and third cabin peaseu ger. will be under the inspection of the government oftleera— Arpl, to T. M. MACKAY and Co 1. Leadeuhallotrect . or to GREEN, ROBISSON, and Co.. Zest Indla.avenue. Leadenhall greet. EC. MANI TO NYW Volt/. MHZ LIVERPOOL, N EW YORK, mad PHILWILTHIA 5TEA114 4 1111 00WPANY totaled dor WAIN they hill-powerod Clyde-bait boa Sou efterilkim eientog the Untotetotes mall!, :riteiTiTiriiitToi vox yozr. CITY frASHI NOTOa, wednesday. July IL CITY OF MANCHESTER. I/Worded', July CITY OF 001. E. Saturday, July 21 Ana every Wegneemo, uaa .r r 7 misrule Saturday. Was purr, by lb* man stemarrs salting every W IL 11. and II raiser, according to the amonemodatlott ipa rrnab rrby the Saturdare steamers. 19 guinea& forward passage sioets, Ind all provisions cooked. Pawnor, fix amok. the tolled and British Columbia. booked throne, es very sdesntogeow Wrens—Foe further particalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN. Wateratreet, fAvergesel: ae la II VLF gal WACKY. IL Kam PlWaass4.st. at/. fIIINARD LIFE—BRITISH and NORTH ✓ AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMAIIIPIL appointed by Ile Admiralty to man between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK. tad ietwoen LIVERPOOL and HORTON, the Beaton *lap wallas Y Halifax to lead and receive paseerieere and mann The lot Ewing or other vegeta are appointed to sell bow Liverpool. Siniug at fort to ripe.elr 'h. malts —' SCOTIA. for NEW YORlCRaturday, July 16. AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday. July Et - PERSIL ter NEW YORK, natorday, Julyllo. • Tab u.= pentagon and goods for Nunn and Hanna to be tran3terred at Now York rub)ect to tht permission of the now. States authoritice‘ on board On LYRE. Canna. mone tocludlno steward's too toll grandma. bat 1611.0.1 wines moon To Halite% and Bottom, chid cab* ueond cabin, 416. To New York, elite cabin, etit • mod cabin. Al& Tialo4 to Halifax, Donee, sad C ti Now Tort. t41 u.0 . S per cosh mintage —Apply to J. R. nerd. 6_.. Old Laden • J. M. Currie, Hone, and 12, Mai d. l. &urn. Yana: O . mai J. Bunn, Buchananotroot. Wagon . D. lad r Queenstown or D. awl C. blacivor, S, Water line& DreepooL pUILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPR, wJ e^ 4 , eateh the undermeutionei newt-Wes stausers : tynr an' TEItDAII, the BATAVILi, every Render moring, tom llermitner Tier, at 10 am., culling at Blackwell for pan Moser. at 11 um. Fares. Ca ts., 1110 e., and 17s. Old : and the ITEM. sigh e.el7 Thersdey looming early from cd! the Tower. Ise E Doan' Teappil., 111161, lerlaa flag, the ADLER. )46W t :IWALBE, every Thursday morulug weather per saltubs , at • am.. from Horsolsdowta, and Lbw Blackwall at leant. FAA,. Lt, gl, and 10s. lne G O llll N Bella. the LONDON. Captata D. BEIDDERO, 60 -,tardy, Jidy 16, trail Honstydutra. Puce, A 3 3a., At It, and AL ler traight, passage, te., apply at Clupttris Valverial Mk*, leamt-curua. W.: et to PIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, EDILLIPIa, Co..am U. Rood-haw E.Q. IPATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the .1J Moor —Summer Beason, I.o4.—The MINERAL WATERS LG. 24 evidenced by the analysts of the celebrated 2•• i• -el. Li, or. an stimulant. tonic. alterative. and aperient. ail Are of odmirattie *rewire in removing disorders of the Mo ts. L col intestines They atmulaie these organs whim Cr ~ .:otni ual circulation is defective, easist the processes of es "--t, ti, MA give • h• althfal regularity to the oedema of t , :r.1,..n and aseisolation. They are powerful Isms ri * dtr• tau In me' of enlargement of the liver, in affections of Men. in hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, an., c•instiivation. lu caere of g nit and all other elections „Dr • • 161 iliellciency of the digestive fund one, the most happy b+'-'t+ have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the ; • iv nrwe especially Fero:mix,' by those who drink them ▪ •amin e for then, :he Inelgoratin4 sir of the mountains. ••• • •- r ..•.1y or the co ncu r surrounel, , and prim' abstraction • • :l•• em• of the world, cor in assisting the action of the '••• erase. The miurnine. fit c:IsIno, which la the beauty • •; • , r• tun, the Judicious east riloitioe of Its spartments, ' 4 . • • . f oeeomti..os,snerooesevenother edifice of v1:.•1 no the hanks of the Shine. colludes saloons for halls and • • the moues of Tr.-ate et Qua:ante and anaktf° • f t, played with the half Resit, and the latter with • •• t' vent• re of the hank at the Trent., et QUA • : I. third at twelve thousand pounds, and the mast. "it ,k e , • four blinder I and eighty pound". Amon: the other ::•• • "i••:•• t•• is he ment,noed a large and minis table remli 'f , tv furnished elth Genstar, French, English, Ratko, • • a lieLtan and Dutch journal*: a mdleserooni in the : •• et> le of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of • - • noon, on to a SIN terrace paved with asphalts •••• ••i an..a7.•rootn. when the,a is a table •I'Mto twice • day, at I and a o'clock, under , • • .I ,l,,, tew'euce of the celebrated M. fluent. of • ho is the lessee of the refreshment deportment •srhaus. An excellent orchestra, lumbering forty dis h,'" .1 • 4 "." 9 kaaaa. P•rforma three times a day ; In Lbe more 0, Wells : in the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the ao•I in the evening In the grand ballroom The new ▪ • almost hnem.ht Homburg lathe to the outskirts •• :fort Them are eighteen trains a day, to or le. the : 1 late as It titlark. As the journey ocropies only half en ✓ the anoulementa of Yrat•kn.rt are within may mech. In Homburg may st to Brawls la twelve beam to - nice... to inn. in sixteen. and to London In twenty excellent la Ito lateroosanuneatica by rail. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and CANAL COMPANY. Capital L 400,000, in 10.000 Shams of BRI each. Doppia LI per Mare on Application, sad £1 10e. on Allotment. No further call will be rude baton July The Liability of the Shareholders will be limited by the Ad to the amount of their Mares. rnotnnoam nnteorolts. Ma}or•Oenenl RITDD, Orion, Exeter, Chairman. IDWARD OEM, Bo Deputy-Marmon. o., merchant, Birmiughara, and Bells Putt Balatowen, Seanison Lloyd, rap. Mama Lloyds, Poster, and Ca) James Deykin, isq., John Bewley Payn, Req., Blrminghero, Menton of Me Bk. James ams. Req., Binnisabom. f mimeses BonEiniiCo• George B Lloyd, Xaci.. The Bank Birmingham James Baldwin, Rm., Breedon-house, Xing 's Norton. John Coniforth, laq , Daisy Wire Woehs Birminghus. S. A. Irdln gton. Csrpenter, Ea 4.. Birmingham. and ßrehm Green BMA Hider R. Cooingly, Req., Birmingham (Director of =lode Potent Sheathing and Metal Consmay. Sally Oakl. (With power to add to UWE assabsr.) SUMO& Blreelngbans—The Iltria Llo ngluan Ilemidog Company. Mama yds raid 00. Loam—The Loadennad Westadader Bonk. 1101.1101 TOIL Mr. John Richards. B. Temple-deed Birmingham Mr. Benjamin Soars, 40, M eet, Waterlo Birrotaghars. Sh01111:11B—Oeorw fi Udiud Clarke. 1110[1011. Birmingham—Mr. Nathaniel Lea, IX Bennett'abill, and Mr. W. J. Scott,ll, Watertoostreet. Loudon—Theodore Lloyd. Rm., 80, Old Brellesereel °flees RELIIIITIATabaI —Mr. Davie Maliss, )en. —Taird le, New-etre* This Company km has Onset tor the paritee kr. Zrereg to the inhabitants of the politicos drakes oar the woolens skis 4 Birmingham. Including Barbecue and Belly Oak, the railway scomiroodasies of which they are at present dinerieed. and which Is so much needed ; to provide a better 11001118 to the town for the large and Important tome coating from the southwest by way of Xtag's Nodes ; and also, by means of a bronchi* the Mouthing@ latimiloo Railway, to bring the Important soil fields of lest Worcestershire Into immediate coot:beaten with the b degree for that Wawa* In Birmingham, viz., the Worcester wharf. _ . Wan proposed to m e t cont ra ehemct these Inn la onaezion win the ner end M Canal, sad thas et the setae time to secure the facilities Olorded by that renal tar martin Birming ham, and the paned= of • !modernism sad wharves of non then ones In the centre of the town. inticor times of inch ZdepoFfWgooth, east and metals In the most earresient situation for th collectlas and delivery cannot be too highly estimated. The present goods station in Lswle street Is at the lowest level of the tows, and mars than • mile from Its centre. Poe r Vitae it is intended to enter the New•theet dodos near Nivtgation-Week • eases at the aceempsnylng map (me prawn's) will show the very pest Importance of the intended lists In commodes with the misting railways. The country thet will be opened op by the proposed lines Is the most delightful of the suburbs of Birmingham, and will not only command a very large pleasure teethe, but will be meet eligible for building and will to a few years draw to It a vast rot wnt On All experienee prone that a rah. urban line out of such a town as Birmingham Media, to such districts as the Lkkey. Healey, and the Cleat Hula, cannot be otherwise than highly reamerative. By following the mune of the canal an estrum:so Into the best part of the town can be effected at a remarkably low cot; and careful surveys and estimates hem been prepared, which show that the proposed espial of M 09.000 will be ample. A bible contractor has already offered to masa the wade r 7tre works for the amount of the Ingineas estimate, and to accept In wet payment pathep awes to the mast of 23 per cent. of each unmet. Arrange. Fade have been concluded with the Wcecester and llfriaingbaro ingot Company, ander which that property will eventually become merged in the new undertaking : the terms of that arrangement being • veyment eat of the joint profits of the canal and railway of Al per seem on each canal share, after which the reensia*t rename le to be divided among the shareholder' in the Railway Company, until their dividend amounts to per cent. per annum. The surplus pv Altsar• a err to he divided pee rata buttress the canal and railway geopr A considerable portion of the shires will be takes by the canal proprwtors. keen under the ezielleg dlandvantsges, the meal has veld during the la•t woven years each a dividend to tts proprolon that It cannot be reasonably doubted, under We altered circum stances, he waits will be each that the preferential dhidend will be an unimportant theharge epos the joint earniags , and will cote xceed the value of e Canal the land, which will be available for the parpoees of the railway. The map accompanying the preepecthe shows the amend direction of the lines and the proposed stations. In the event of se ethernet ad shares being aim* the deposits will be returned Irk AIL . ibreet - atTc:aTu7s - aa - tcmne of application for shares may be ob ad wh Weed eaten.at the Olen el m Company, and of the bankers, broken, 701 X OW APTLICATIOI FOR 811A135. To be ref dued by the Bankers. To the lgreeton of the Welt Birmingham hallway and !,lash Compeay. gestlemma—lievlng paid ie your Waken them et It being a deposit or Ll per share ou shares la UM above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that Dumber and I agree to accept the same or any less Dumber you may allot me . to pay to your beakers the further sum of An 100 pee Mere on allotmout. sad to sign the Bubeertptiou Contact when required. Noe in tall Addams Oceapatke Date THE REGENT'S CANAL IRON WORKS COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1885. by which the liability of each shareholder is limited to the amount of his shares. Capital £lllO.OOl. In 1t.600 shares of £2O each. First trateAhle B.,ares, of which one.half an already subscribed be the Directors and their friends. D t LI sham on application. and £2 on allotment. and e rr ra remainder in calls not exceeding CI per share, at Intervals of not less than two mo dhs It is not onstaimplated to can up more than £lO per share. JAM ILS nooDaorr. St. HedilagMaHarillanfaillara. Chairman. idward Hornor The Howe Habond. rasa& James ranaloga, Youmans' Wharf, Tooloy..tmet. lobo Erre.ltt, IS, Tokeohouse yard. London. C.oillimon Hall. ran.. Navestoct. Ewer- Jdilm Warsaw Lay, S. Savaiwyardena, Tower•hill. Howard load, Hendon • . _ William Tabor, ilialsoprgatootrwat, Loudon. Henry Or heal, Repute Carnal iron Works, Managing Director. (With power to add to their number.) ACDII%)i. Corinna' Watford, It. Leadeuhalluircal V. W. Spooner. Public Accountant. SOLlCreons—Monwa. Kloptord and Dorman, TAtax.streek . gt . raml. itairclas—The East Lembo !Mak. Lombonl.stroot rariscui. AORRM—The Plaanctal Corporattou ,Limited), 14, Leadenhall street. RUCIUTAIT (pro tom.)—Prod. Borland Room, Reg ut's Canal Iron Works. Temporary Of Leadeuhall.street, IC. The Company Is tamed ter the Pt/rpm. of etzT7lult On a. • joiahstock eatarprise the Wtll-1111101011 eneloserise .orb of Me. Hoary Grlseell. Waste to the Eagle Wharf-read, Itstiesestosaal. Loedoo.. . " • Mr. - firtaielre web corer a space of u acres of land, and poems a frontage et 700 feet on the We Wharf Bond. wtth nearly the same eldest of water Ironies . Being situated on the Regent's Canal, they are connected with the Thames and with all the eml h nym which run into London. and are otherwise admirably adapted to the requirements of the hasineea to be conducted therein. They are now In full operation. and the Company will thus at once enter upon an existing and prontabie business. otoostoett. It is Intended {overt. in coedits: lon with this basins& eons valuable patents which the Company have arranged to acquire for improvements in an Important class ..1 Steam Agricultural Machinery, for which there Is a lamely hoer...Sas demand at home and abroad, and for the manufacture of which three pre mises are well adapted. The Regent's Canal Iron Works were established by Mr. Criswell lu the year IMf, and since that time have been most shamefully ennied on under his insmcthate sapervision. For heavy and expensive castings. and for os bridges. and the like, hi. works stand unrivalled. Be has founded. In connexion with these works, an est- naive contineMal so well as home connection. Within the bast few years, many important engineering stab il haunts have been transferred from private hands to lons the basis of Joint-stork enterprise, and with the moat maned sac ors. Amongst th es may be named the works of Mr. John Ash bury, now the Ashbes7 Iron and Waggon Company of Manch *- ter; the works of Yr. John Miaow. of Staveley, now The Stanley Iron and Coal Company (Limited ) ; and those of Mr. John Brown, now known as John Brows and Doei any of Shef field. The mates of all these are at a very large premium The term upon which the Directors have ensthed to purchase Otirsell's works are founded upon a valtsathon made by Mews. Puller and Horsey, and are moat satisfactory. Mr. (Olsen has agreed to leave la the business a considerable pon thou of the purchase money, and be the ;resent to take upon himself the responsibilities of Managing Director. The shareholders will incur no liability beyond the amount of shares allotted to them. applications for shares must be made upon the annexed fonts Hach applicant will be requited to pay Into the hankers of the Company Cl per share on the number of shares applied for, and upon allotment to make a further pay ment of In per sham on the shares allotted to him. if no allot ment is made the deposits will be rethened In full- Further calls will be made at Internals of not less than two mootha and no call will 'treed LS per share . Prospectuses and forms of applkatlan for shares may be had of the Solicitors. and at the Others of the Fthancial Corporation (UMW), It, Leadeohall-street, City. E.C. FORM or AFTLiCaTIOII FOR SHAMIR. To We Directors of the Regents Camel lron Works Company Limited). Gentlemen. —flaring feat 4 to your bankers the som of g being the depont of el per share on shares In the above Conn...sq. I herelq request that you will allot me that outuher, and I accept such slier... or any leseer number and I further request that my name may be placed on the register of snare holders for We shares so allotted. And 1 further agree to sign the Articles of Astocittlon when called ution to do so. I am. Ceutlemen, your ol.edlent tenant, !tame In fall Residence Pinked= or bairn Date rIX) LADIES.—ROWLANDS' HALTDOIt, an Oriestal Botanical Preparation for improving and Desati tying the Complexion sad Skin. The radiant Nero It impart, to the cheek. and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hoods sad arias its capability of soothing bellatten sad removing ell redness tao. pimples, spots. freckle% discolors. time. sod other cotawsoas vhdattkso, render It indigensable tr. every toilet. it obviates an the OULU' of annals en the lido, whether with fefrreons to cold and lockswasg. ar Weser solar heat. Price es. 41.1. sod ga. al. per hottle.--4e14 at 10, ilatton.carden : sod by chemists nn.l pertaining. Ask for , •• Rowlands' nalydar," sod beWllf of rpurloss d vendable, articles osier lb. row et .• Karim: LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1884. THE EUROPEAN BANE (Li m it e d). The sank purchases Vois !totes. Oohs, and all descrip tion of Hanlon res the most favouishis esiadilloaa §2CHASP AN IS H, Portuguese, Preeeb, Italian, American, at and all beet 0017Pulte now Wllm dim are ILD the at the Odlcee of us e ilniONlA2f BAIL (LimAted). THE XFORD.-BELECTIONfI from Paeat, sad PAM, the T LA wo Gent NORZA DeL DMINO, 11. Ilene itmere at Perms, by the whole id the talented orearany. Director—Mr. P. I..NOUNAN& Comedy by Dawes , Dernee, W. Banda& W. hertoe, sad M Wetly Power, the celebrated Juvenile roweedleene, WIWI WINING. CIRCULAR NOTES, FOREIGN MONEY. la Ts?welless to the Osethrout an be supplied et* amiss Not tad mein Mousey at the Mee§ of the EUROPILN ItAN Welted). $3, Kin Witham-street, LC. BRIGHT WOOL, Geadral Manager. THE RUDIKBVALL and FORBt3A STEAM SAWING MILL COMPANY (Limited , . Incorporated under The Companies Act, 1862. limiting the liabi lity of Sharebokiws to the amount of their Shares. Capital tllle,ooe, b I,tee Shares °IVO each, with power to Increase to £600,000. Of which about MOO, or 1,600 Shares, in fully paid-up Shares, will be taken by the Gedlluresll Steam Sawing Mill Ompasty (Lmltedl• Deposit, At iper share on application , gle on allotment. The otter cells to be made at Intervals of not lees than three month& Interest et the fate of 5 par rent. per annum will be allowed on O mosey paid In anticipation of cello. DrumOss7. J. C. la Thank Row (kens of limas. J.O. la flans and Co ), I, lad Idloavonno. CUL a ndress, lea si ans of Mama. Ifoollo, Andros, and Co.), 11), Deanne' Clan. Vela Bosecke. Bap. Inn of Moms. Schanck, Soachoy, end CO, elk llookvrafootroat. J. B. Aare. 011. fdoowpfootroal J.C. W. Min. Vag, Ann of Mews. W. Bitter owl Co.). 151, P•malsovolt (iiitipowar to to and &UMW II LONDON-11w add LondoWestminster But SoLicrnms—Xeista Chaa. Deuce and Sons, 10. Billltersquare. Haolitta—liars Woo Hey. Coates. and Henan, 26, Token leasei 811CLEAllY —4. C. W. Ritter Isq., ard. Hon. Secretary, until a Secre tary shall have been appointed. Temporary 0415ces-613tre Chambers, 167, Fenchareh-strest AISIMOLD_!II . O6?ECTLA. • private Compsny — was -- setataisheti 1867, tinder the none of the Bind ksvall Means hawing Ma Company ,Limited), for the =of tenets in Sweden, and the taking of grants or other title to such forests, with the right of selling the lame ; the completion of water communications for Boating timber from the forests to loam, and thence to Iludiksrall ; meeting steam and water sawing mills for con n oting the timber bite deals, and the mle of such dealt at Iludikmall, or the oon- Veut of them foe sale to London, or other places. present Company is formed for the purpose of extending the operations ot the above-mentioned lindlkmull Steam Saw ing Mill Company, the aharehoiders in the Hadiksvall Steam flawing Mill Company being w Wing to take payment for the whole of the capital invaded by them in paid-up shares of the new Company. Prospectuses and applications for shares, to be addressed to the Brokers, or to the Secretary, accompanied by a receipt of the London and Westminster Bank, for a deposit of ES for each share applied for, which will be returned, tree of charge, for all shares not allotted. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE aad LIME INSURANCI COMPANY. _— __ letabllehed In 1836. _...... Oflces-I.lldis4eet. I tverpoet . 30 sad 61, Poultry, toudoealt.C. ritooz w OF THE COMPANY BRICK 11160. Year. Fire hearas. Lite Premiums. Invested Panda. 1661 £54.206 t 1.167 £601.914 1866 121;179 £71,781 £811,061 len 1300.130 £156.974 11.111.906 1663 6332,107 1143,940 11,566,434 The total amount of claims paid by this Moe is 0,940,03 17a. 44. SWINTON BOUT. Secretary to the . JOHN ATXII4B, Zandent Secretary, =Pr. 11 , E4ENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON aad LUCAS, Mode& ludruseed Yatm I. her Wabee l 7. 210. 1202.27-1411/12N2, W. gOLIAN HARPS, 12 Ming', 16a., 21.., to Va.. 2i Win" LI Ili. Id. to /2 2e. ; 44 strings, L 2 la 6d eaele, Canes included. ADDISON dud LUCALL 210, REGENT-51112NT, W. CONCERTINA& —4B Keys, Double Action, it 10a to 20 Guineas. ADDISON sod LUCAS, 170, REONNZSTIMMT, W. D RUMS. —Side, 254. to £4 104. each ; Baas, 46 as to 11 gulasos. AEDIDION mad LUCAS. 110, 1.11011.1.741T811T, W. FLlTTES.—Boebm's and Prize Medal, cylinder, la handsome mahogany or rosewood case,d3 Lit las., sad All ; ditto, Muting saver, II "anew Them inks are pronounced by Mr. B. Wells, the eminent performer, to be the best c f Under flute with aid system of angering. Coni cal, LI is. to 44 4r, ADDLOOIf and LUCAS, 210 BEGENT-8111117, W. GIIITARS.—Tbe best Models, from £2 2s. to 12 minim earth. ADDISON sad LUCA no. 11110INT-STRZET, W. H ARMONIUMS, from £6 6a. to 60 guineas. Price lista tree per post ADDISON aml LUCAS, 210, BEGZST-STIIIIST, W. VOCAL HORN, highly 6nistied,rB 86., in case. This Is recommended to amateurs and pro- fessors as a beautiful wlacroom Instrument. Being In C, songs with pianoforte ecoompsaiment era be played as pub lished for the voice without transposing or the use of crooks. The tone la a eontbinaties of the French and tenor horns, and Is prAnced without 'Sort. Ilr. C. limper attends by appoint ' cent to give Instructions apes this Instruineut. ADDLIOS sad LUC.A3, $lO , krair,srantirr. A. - IVIIISICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table— foot tones, 4 guineas : xis 131/111‘ 6 anthem ; eight tunes, guineas; twelve tunes. 12 guineas Overture Hoses, from 12 to 30 guineas. Pocket Boxes Prt tones. 1 guinea : three tunes, £1 11a id. ; four tow, L. 2 its. Mandoline Basse—three lanes, L 3 13a ild four tunes, SA 4 ; six tunes, La M. each. Bosse mated. ADDISON sad LUCAS, tit RIAL/IT4I7ILIZT. W. CAUTION.--COCKS'S celebrated READING SAUCE, for Flak Game, Steaks, Soups, Gravid, Hot and Co'd Heats, and unrivalled for general use, is sold by an re spectable dealers In sauces. It Is manufactured only by the Azectuors of the Sole Proprictor, CHARLES COCKS, 0, Duke street, Reading, the Original Beane Warehouse. All others sro Spurious Isaltntlame. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a fall butt atweU smaller casks, may be raised or tilted oo It without labour or trouble. its action is so laspalmbis that the sediment of moat limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price es., 111 a, 145., to sat 44, 8, and 11l gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more eat bear or soar wine. Price 4a. ed.: diW electroplated. 94.-4pply direct to JAM 14.14L0W, patentee. 14, King Williametrest„ Mansioa-houma bee Mat hie amm and address are on even artiste: an °thermos ilviirtoas imitation,, Ligrarmp mono natoliltabod Fox SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, Is. ed. per bottle. CLICTIO-PLATING SILVER, lotsbilsbed wore Wm 20 years. for readorlas old sllt Muses sad wers-oe plated, melds, sew by • stogie application.— FOX SMITH, 2:51, Strand, W.C.; Doom, Icanton-bralge Su , clay. laningdonettreet Appleby, Polio Lamar: Clutuberlant, Pantheon: ranger. ISO, Word-awed : Naas, Hampton, 3 W. AITTION. —JOHN BROODEN recommends C the public to have the Carat Cold stated on the invoic•— . Ilse Gold and Pare Gold.' as applied to Jewellery. being • delitelms JOHN BROODLIVit GOLD CIIAINR, and all snicks mannfactand by I.lm, are sold upon this principle, and at the mandecturarl prices. Manufactory, Id, Henriettaetreet, Covent earden, W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. —N./1 This establishment Is closed at 6ln the evening. and on Saturdays at 1. T.OUNGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE _LI suns. of various materials, In differing* ralstares and qualities, made to r In the l sle, at HAM MI LTO N sad ICIM ty PrONII, 104 SERAND, oppcoite Haetwdrati. C RINOLINE. -Just publish. '6Agirrt."' an; PHILPurT, 117, Plosedll4, Imam ;l i sle Is., with /1121, 7 es follows: CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE 14 la MODE, 1735. CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1780. CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1786. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. VOTHING is MORE REFRESHING than .4.1 RI MILES EXTP.ACT of LIME JUICY sod GLYCERIN& Witch cleanses and Moll the head , and gives this hales brautlful 'kr, without ureminu It. Price Is. ed., 2s. GI . snot 6a. Rfatraers TnoLl Vinegar Is a perfect later/ this weather as an adjunct to the toilet and bath, and • rewiring perfume. Is. and 2s. AL—EUGENE HIMMEL. 56 , :Grand : end 24, lbrublll, Loudon 11INNEFORD'8 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA hes been, daring twenty-dm years, emphatically sane dossed by the medical profession. and universally accepted by the public, as the he remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart burn, headache, rout, and indlesation and so a 5.114 aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies and chit dean. It Is prepared, in ► state of perfect parity and of uniform strewth, by DIN NNSORD and Oct.. In, New Bond4dreet, Lon Jon • and sold by all reepiscable ebarahas threanhost the world *scowl Edition, Consoled t Revised, pest free :la cloth, 13d. PHI TEETH : s Practical Treatise, with the Met Mesas of Restoring them when Detective or Lost By ♦. TSLILL. Zig . Burgeon Dustist. •• We cannot de better thee recommend for general mimed Mr. ItekeWe Treaties, which le se medal ad It unpretending "—Telegraph, Jew 20. 11161. Lembo : Chenteals. Units Teisewey.wreet. J'BOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZITTE. [lam or 1101.1Crrom Awn ruin= PaItIICOLAWI TO BE OBTAIN= AT THE 0111C1 OF THE CHID BIGIBITRan, 000112 or aaviaor revkzurra. sAsolevala,4rans.l sur JAWIII COTlloas, Ware, Hertfordshire, furniture broker, to sur render July 26, at 12. WILLIAM Viral& Charlotte-atreet, Mausion.honart, and Bow, &Wormers doh, July 26, at IL Busambi Hilt HALLWAY, widow, London.wall, bone-cloth psalm, July Ti, as It PLUMS Mint fYooasoa, Usbridseirardens, Bayswater, late provision merchant, J sly ilk at 12. THOMMI pi!ILTON, lianiagwunb, Northamptonshire, late &mot July 12, a IL CHABLIS Came, itimmle, Southampton, Berta wool dealer, July 22, at 11. JAIME Gons, Flost-street, °pilothouse keeper, July IS, at 11. Wuedoff Gooliolta x 250. Thornborough, afar Buckiagnsin. termer, July ys, sl, 12. Voss SaLuou and kaltalion WaLLarn, ffackmoymad, boot July 22, all 12. Jo n li d :r4llTO ea, alpoltssrest, Chelsea, late bruin ininutacturer, Jw l 7 I *. as 12 , ALMS DOLLY, Gramm& stuff Mistaostmegeon 1n the army, n al^ at 1. Earparrisa. Liu Warm d boom, and Quom i tilea gi r i l , City, esilarinan. July SA, ea L WiLidex Boarnmo maw. Tunbridge-wells, Kosk poem, Jut, U. at I. ..LanaaW WiLsom putout, grocer, July 23, at 12. ltberoan Bitoratow, Thom Oriordoh., draper, Augusta, at IL Gloms CaM.Yon Baas. , Norfolk. grocer. Austin S. at 11. &Mikan Karr, Paystmetrest, Poplar, and Ironbrldgo-witart, Br• or omley, Nkldleses, niastoasker, July 28, at y. my 211, klo= It , Widspte-simet, Bisnopigsto Weed, cool Molar, at WiLuoir Itomais, Pad.Ungton, omnibus pro prietor, July DI, at 1 Loma Wismut, Old Broad alma, City, and Ward-terrace. Kingdasid, umeloug.. July IL at 2. 'Muss DIAOLOIrr, Booth...zee, Islington, late barman to • Domed victualler, July 111. at 1. Mon= WATOOOD, Sates-place, Tulnaan, sods water , Inanidat turfed sly as, at 1. DAVID Roma, Broaileyotrost, Comumerelal-road Let, and Isroad.streot, Radchtt.cross, Maoist. July les, L ▪ 8/AFIlt. York-road, Lambeth, late licemod victualler, July 214 at 1. DANIEL DOCILMZI,S, Cirericester.strost, Harrowrood, plasterer. July Id, at 2. Abetter. Warwickshire, needl• scourer, July 26, at Ir. WIIMIOILL jou., Dudley, butter &slow, July 22. at 12. John Cunitom, Kum. Demoshire, miller July is, at IL Minimax MUMMA 1251110 W, Falmouth. Cornwall, milliner, July2latli Inaniem nommen, Weymouth, !rummager, July IM, at 11. GRIMM Kiva, Ilelualey, Yorkshire engem July 11, at 11. JAMB KATZ, Medford, Yorkshire. grocer,)o/7 In, at 11. Joan DM; Kinimos-apoerliull. sail tanker, July W. at 111. Jona HauDy, Liverpool, slate merchant, July 22. at It. CHAIM= loam*, Liverpool. school proprietor, July 22, at 11. HIM? TURA'S 801111.1TTS, Hyde, July 28, at 11. Joan HARTLIT, Rochdale, pease manufacturer, July Mt, at 11. Joan Wooune, gaileybridge, cotton waste dealer. Judy to, at IL Wmatekt LltiLTOa, Loagelght, sear Maseheeter, plumber, July 16, at It. /Imam Bowman, Manchester, baker, July SS, at 11. CNIMITOPHIR KIJULLIP, Benda:Laud, timber larediaak, July at IL BE:WANDS LA2AIIII OPICHALI, Liverpool, shipping butcher, July IS, at 1. THOMAS kineroirnir Itinhohne, neer Marichester, kste pow. August 1, at of. ILICHAID GOTH WADI, Manchester, salesman. August I. at hi. &Nue [Macias, Yorkane, mason, July /a, at IL WILLS COST!!, Jun., Dewsbury, Yorkshire, LW Innkeeper, salyt2.ll IL ISMOND SRAM. Cron ChaddarTos, mar Oldham, Journeyman bleacher, July at M. JOSS Inlaan.L. Oldham, lobo enlist-bows keeper, Julyta, st 11. &LNOIL Toms% trankley, Wansestenture, late tarns, July M. at 1L WILLIMit SWUM Bioolarromt, Horotord,groongrooff, Amnia at 10. Joss blossom, Yoolme*Te, Derbyab., grocer, July 29. M 11. ANS Flartiluson W HIT% ityde, =Woe% Jury 01, at 15 4. NOWA= filsosios, West Cowes, lissonsod Tiegnaner,July R, at IL TON JANIS, Newport, !stoat Wight, canines/es, July U. 58 11 JOIN DION!, Ahnondbury, Yorksh., waste dealer, Aug. 1, at 10. HINIT PATS% &MAMMY. No thamptoualL ,butcher,JulyinntlL WAIN= Jon Donator!, arouse, late miller, July IS, at IL lasitom. Ortsably. Wsmootasidro, gardener, July M. at 11. WILLson Coos Taltarkanworth, Llosecisabss„ cardwansor, JINN _ 241, at . - , Ana* Our. Norberu, Northumberland, grow, July 26, MI, II Itritusz ItAras. Hanalei. book deliverer, July 11. as 12. Agnaga Mural, Cardiff, late thlp broker, July id, ea 11. Junin Yauoa, Nantwleb, iusiatent gardener, July 18, Joni' Kulm.Kneedier leloortenh. shoemaker, J ary Mani /WIRTH JAMISON Eau. Welllngtorougb, ltcetbampeaeablre, car penWz, July 21, at 11. _ LAST EXAMINATION& August I. W. IL Device, Birmingham, — general dealer-Angust I. W. Wathen, liereford, licensed victoslkr-July 29. I. Groom, Shrewsbury. photographic artist-August L B Baylmansow, litlnalmhanx, boot manufacturer-August 1. W. Lee, Bareford, bullder-August S. .1. C. Sairidge, beat Merptres. Boraellt• shire, victualler - August & B. Powell. Past liorrington. tosser setshire, spirit merchank-Auguat IS. L Boralield, Chanlotock, Donetahlre, registrar of births and deaths-August 16 H. Halo& Barnstaple, Devonshire, printer-July Li. T. leeruley, Birstal, Yorkahlre, shopkeeper-July 211. W. C. losewley and I. W. learrile , Blntal, printers-Jay IL W. Pallas, Tadeader, YortshY., late steam thrashing machine propriotoe-Jady LA B. Cole. Bradford, Yorkshire, commission agent-July VI. J. Ban. son, Jun., Leeds, wholesale shoe manufacturer -Augur* IL J. D. Ward, Bobover, Derbyshire, surgeon- July 20 G. P. Deakin, Sheffield, commercial traveller-August 2. B. 'Whet& Liverpool, milk dealer-July 16. J. QUWD, Lirsrpooi, egg deeler-Augase 2. T. Yates, Liverpool, bW.Wer -August 2. T. Lowrey, Liverpool, licensed victualer-July It J. Mullins, Liverpool. groper -August S. J. 11•Dernsott, Liverpool, late boot manufacturer- August & T. Bnweliffe. Bootle, near Livens** shoemaker - July S. B. Charles, W &Murton, athlete maker-Aa. P. Hopi:tee, Swansea. Boomed victualler-August 11. J. Gower, Peewee:am-super EJy, Glamorganshire, licourimi victualler- August S. J. Perna& Bristol, wholesale ale dealler--augnet 1. W. Makin, Chortton-upowliedlock, lisucheeter, gremr-August 2. J. Wild, Gorton Brook, near Manchester, carter-July 29. J. Blore, Little Bolton, Lancashire, mechanlc-July 5, P. Tier, Lan.iport, beer retailer-July 29. W. Bedrock, Palma. butcher -July SO. W. I- Pox, Watt Boathly, Sussex, tarn Indlill-July SO. H. Harlow, Walsall, harness furniture manufacturer- August 1& J. liarrisoo. Owlists, labourer -July IL M. Belga* Burnley, mechanic-August 5. T. o.bson, Oldham, *Atop-weals dealer-August S. li. Meld, Royton, Lancashire, sand dealer-August 3. B. Wright, Shetlield, pehlieen-August 19. J. Large, Leeds, bookmaker-August IS. J. Parker, Leeds, smallahop keener-Awl/at 19. S. Carter, Jun., Leeds li toz maker-July 20. O. Dolman, Chippesham-J sly I& G. Bath, troanionger-August 19. W. J. Woods, Iprwir.lt, isimemei -July I& C. Liddridge, I mire, Cheshire, shoemaker-July N. .1. Blake &iosi Northampt nahire, grocer-July 26. C. Endall, King's Cliffe. Northaraptosishire, veterinary surgeon. BAILNIZITPTCIII3 ANtiruza. - - Dee. 9. Aimee Ittaxis Cootie. lzworth, Settle. tun/eon. iiiiviesirivitaa:Walls. &me_ net&lre, fatum. July 7. Assam Swam; Macclesfield. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Arun AID C9o<Wl PbIBDLi ZOZiaiirTi Asp mow — MAL &ATM unarm), Junto 20, at nailing County Court— ordered to be wound up. DIMAWIONII OF DIVIDINDS. WILLIAM liannY,Bestifory, Norfolk, innkeeper.dat divkland of 2a.: any Monday, at atandoltra, liatingball-atreat. *Madan Dicanni, Daventry, Northamptonaldre, shoemaker tad dividend of 17461, any Monday, at Stanafeld'a Baslng liallatreet. Janne idallal9oll, Greenbitha, Kent, earpeater—lst dividend of Ina, any Monday, at neandelda, basburnallatreet. Witddan BiLLAJLI), Dockhand, Ilarsevadeay, Ironmonger-1A dividend of is. Otd., any Mouday, at Stanalada, Baal CDavELITs BLANCHITS SLAM, ,separate eatatej, lattle ni c h e l- w: atveet, City, merchant-Ist dividend of la. 3d., any Monday, at Stansfeid'e, Itaaleighallat,seL PALM' ilvflarr, Hadley street Datil', Kentish Town, builder 74st dividend of SW., any Monday, at Stanafald'a, Ltaalngball- street. EI.WAI4I, ASRAUAII., Twickenham, auctioneer -Ist dividend of 9}.1, any Monday, at Standeld s. limiughalintreet Munn Biasuorr, tlaselmar•, inirgeow 7 lst dividend of W Monday, at Stanagokra,'Besingballaireen. JOlll W•11117111VN and JOIRI 01.111111HEA. biLlbebeittr, "ilk bra , n— 3rd dividend of lt-ittd.. aol Tu.( lay, at !beta', Itaa - chatter. Taoists HM D, Burnley, timber snerchant—lat dividend of M. bid.. any lneaday, st Potts% Mandnetter. Thomas Sawn Damn, Hinny lituron. aad Wictian LW, Ilanolarater, *Wka printers-Sid dlvataud ol Sd., MI TagWV. at Potts', I , aisv.haster. 110anit? . 31.111evriz Matuss, Ilanebester, merchant-4th dlyi. dead of Md.. any Tuesday, at Potts', Minchester. ROM! PRIICLAPP and Jules irititnanD, Manchester, merchants —led dividend of 3d., any Tuesday, at Potts% Manchester. ILICIUST PVII7IIIIO. Owennap. pixer--let dividend of la Al., any day, at Teter's, 'Wrath. July 98. J. Todd and C. W. Todd, Wilueratreet, Brampton. builders—August 1. W. West, A. Rom, and J. omuwers, ThreclueeiNe street, and Melbourne, Victoria, merchanta— August 1. J. iiritton, King street, Camden Town. grocer—Angina 1. W. Edney, Ludgate-street, boot end shoe dealer—August 1. Y. 1. Watson, Dolt, Norfolk. bookseller—August S. 0. Levey and C. Robson, Oreat New- tn. t.Llty. and Melbourne, Vic toria. printers—Animist S. B. Crooke, Dunham gram., lltddip sex, late grocer—Augost B. J. Roblin and F. rrest. Cppor heating-lace, auctloneers—Jtay ft. J. Y. Byers. Liverpool and Npotle, Lancashire oil renner—August 10. O. Wood, IlancAse ter, linendraper—July ge. W. TOWIMIXi. Ittkllo.ll, (acorns tentare, Innkeeper—July M. IV. Arnold, Cardiff. grocer—July pg. L. Robinson, litugiey, Yoluddre, farmer—July TO J. A. Farwell, 3leicombe Regis, Dorsetalure. baker. PASTI4ILRS - IPA DISBOLV ID. J. W. Tatham and J. W. Tre. 'trunnion. Nronsbirs, chemists —J. I:morning. F. Masan. and J. 0. Browning, Toodsrooor Mina. bear Stroud -.7. Detteley, 1. R. Andrews, Elisabeth Rim and W. Jones, Lirerpnol. inninionirers—L 0. Spooner and A. I. Van, Blandford and eranhourne. Dursetabire. surgeons—Z. Oran end W. Robinson. alanebester, plumbers—J. S. Cropper and J. H. Ilsonnenenl. Nottingham : silk ainrcbassia—G.fleak sad 11. . . irook, &holders& Id. Suet dealers—J. Walker and H. Comm Wit, Iveryool nsrcbu+ts-H. Yew, I. and J. Cockrell, Marsh NHL near Cleckbraton. Yorkshire, woollen sptnners—T. Hunter. J. C. Harter, W. J. Hauer, J. W. Matta, sod J. Bower, ineroltants, so (Si es regards T. Hunter and J. C. Harter-Sarah Broesse, W. Hill, and H. H. Rooms, Beul.t.bouse, South Hobs b. soar mws —IL Hamby, T. IL Webb. and Y. K Webh. Wholsontermot Plaids-LW, mod Maklnsale, surgeoy so far as newel T. L Webb—Ann Wlldersma sad L Ambrose, andoldge, coach. makers—J. Twig, sad J. Twl= Bristol. Mater sellers—J. Knowles sod J. LWOW/ and Lodes Knowles Useastore of the MteH. i Ws), and G. endth, Ifsaalartsee, headier meeldne . Rubs J. Leto% P. Bate% J. Let wieLemll. Manse, Warrington, Ale manalsetarers, and lotberram, steel manalac tares% so far se mpg& J. Stabs and J. Lltten—i In. I. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] J. an ßei ss.des J. A. Ran, 0. IL A. Zeiss, J. E. Rena and M. L, nsrelente So far as raped' IL naiad sod I. Reiss inn I. into. J. Bolas, J. A. Dem 0. IL A. tens, and 1. L Luise Wassebener, liserpooL sad Deadtcrd, merchants, so it as regards L Moss and L Datio—T. Marron* and IL L. Pisepolut. Warrington, seodsroso-1. Unser and A. Lamar, neipain_lwrsty, earn nerehaisto—C. Joys% C. Thurber% and P. D. Weenaoreiam& liotegatneineeL nerchasta so gar as rigards C. Tharbani—J. A. Chsasbns sad W. Walker, Net and Detatos. nottindhanaktns, ohearane nationera— r t ilm en and J. D. Irv.% Liverpool—A. Leightoo C. Russell, and 1. Major, Liverpool, ship brokers. so far s o regards C. Rena w ers. —Z. Cliedlesten and 0. Mandela% Lingstoe-apowitulL bre - - SOGICI 111Q1/111111ATIONS. JAI= PM; Perth. draper, July IS at the Solicitors' Library, Olanly-bwllOtop, Perth JAMS Mims. Lowashagow, Lanarkshire. grocer, July 19, at the Clydesdale Hotel, Least Fa ßoan! Hilts, Yallirt, digger, July fl, at the Red Lion Hotel, lkirk. JAM MUM Glasgow, home factor, July 11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE MEETING. Yesterday the real business of the National Rifle Anseciatke commenced, the pinions day and Saturday bevies bees devoted to the reception of volunteers sad their settling down in quadri. The amp presented a seems of bustle sad activity, la the comment arrival of volunteers from every part of the kingdom), deputed to take part to the minim content. • At Use o'clock the busies. of the day commenced, and unampt tbe earbmt that received patronage was the running deer," a moving object at 100 yards. This is en object that requires the utmost skill sod quickness of the markaman, as the deer yams along a rail, and it is only when rising an incline towards the law that the speed is at all reduced. The bull's eye is about 6 bathes in diameter on the shoulder, and • hit is the haunch is visited by a hos of 11. The following wee* the bull's eyes made daring the day Captain Pollard, 12th Cornwall 1 W. Belem. nth Lein 1 WHllato Hank and iilintaltire 1 Ltauttbant Clarke, 11.11.31. 1 °wale Harbert. Caldstreeun Guards 2 A. Harmer. 11th Surrey John 11•Oregor, Ind hosewldre 1 Bland, 79th heat J.I Owen, Ittb kept The pool &bootleg was extessivaly patronised, and a sew fasters was introduosd in that for the 200 yards. A figure of a mss was passed from behind a mantlet for 10 moods, and the great object was to hit this representative of a one. lb. Gow, secretary to the Edinburgh Asiodation, made 4 ►ell's eyes at 4 consectitive shots, and Mr. Macao. 7 bull's eyes is 15 shots. The fa/loses( are the official scores of the different events which took place daring the day : [TWOPENCE ALL COMLitB COUNTY MATCH. 800 900 Total yds. yds. Points. Lancashire (wieners) Middlesex Gloucester Derbyshire MIDDIXICIX BRONZE MEDAL TOO 500 000 yda yds. yds. Total. liana D. loptiss, 41st lUddlswx. "donor of Wows Modal and 51 15 17 10 .42 04=5 J. Y. Roblawa. 1610 AU& 14 .. W !Mato W. 111 W. Middlesex l4 12 14 16 8 .. 38 Frivolo Itorwor, ITod 16401e0n ll 12 15 .. SI Corporal Saw* 21r4 Middlesex 1% loam or U each. OXFORD AND LAMELIDGE DitONU MEDAL. 200 600 = yds. Ada rid Seidl. amigo 113ompsod. ird Cambridge University INFISLD ASSOCIATION CUP. II *est Seers at fat Yards. Sergeaot Aldridge. 4th Damn l7 solids Ooloar-Sergeant Cords, Mb Snares gelaKershaw, Sib lanatalilre lfellowes. Victoria l6 .. Mama Score at MO Yards. Pri Private vis, las* vate Dee A l glow Vick:els oe IS ~ Mudge , Vietorta's l6 Private Cha Maley pman, 16th Dewar U ,„. Lieut. Harald, 6th Lot York III „ Private Cealate, Utk Medan II ~ Sergeant Bead. let Devon l6 „ THE MURDER ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. The appearsain of the deceased, when viewed by the coronet's jury,was remarked as being angularly calm, eon sideria‘ the fearful injuries which had hese indicted on him.. The face appeared to be perfectly uninjured ; but whew the head was e:ami•ed the brutal and umpiring nature of the attack which had been made epee him excited pound a:prelacies of horror and indignation. It wag evident that his murderer must hive stood at his left side, and rained his blows upon the deceased with merciless procisiou and fame. The lacerated 'moods epos the top of the bead were all *mavens in direction and parallel to one another. They were about al in number, and they seemed to pees trate to the bone. The most frightful injury, bowever,was as the side(eot the top) of the head. It seemed to have been in. dieted with a knobbed weapon, doubtless a life preserver with • small two-edged dagger at the top. The first blow appeared to have hese deltveved with savage force upon the left ear, whisk wee completely divided and meshed, and it would seem that the murderer, almost with the impetus of the rum blow, thrust or jobbed the digger into the lower part of the temple, immediately in frost of the war. The probe ew►med the nomad the. Made. and *bowed that the weepos meet have entered the base of the brain to the utast of three inches. How the deceased could have our. vivid each • fearful wouod for so mazy hones is • matter of as/prise to the medical mew who were is attend ' aim apes him. It may be mentioned in 00111101lOR with the feet that the imailent of the deceased most have stood upoo hie lilt side, that Mr. Mtge was seated, there is reams to believe, with his back to the engine, and in the corner on his right band. Coosequently his murderer must ►ave stood beings° him and the door through which his body was flung. The miscreaat, therefore, most have pulled the damned away from the door, from which one would suppose he would, from a desire to save time, have thrown him. Hie motive in thin acting is suggested to have been • &site to hurl the body co to the metals of the up whine i► would probably have been cot to pieces by • panting ban, which would have give& rise to • supposing* of suicide. Another considendion resulting from the fact that the murderer did not merely posh the deceased Wore him out of the carriage -door, but mast have forcibly pulled the bleeding man past himself from one side of the carriage to the other, is that of necessity be must have been splealuid with blood. Some description has been given of the hat of the mur derer, which was forted in the carriage is which the crime was committed. The maker's name and address sire correctly an follows :—" J. H. Walker, 49, Crawford-serest, corner of Seymour-street, Marylebons." Over the name is inscribed the motto, " Vinci.' et labors." It will be seen that Sir George Grey said in the House of Commons last nightlthat he had heard that the chain taken from Mr. Brigs had been changed on Monday at the shop of a ellen:smith, who had given a description of the person who bed changed it to the police, so that there was reason to bops be would be diseceeral. Jorricis or Tim PzAcs PROCIDCAB Blll.—The object of this kill, istroduoad by Mr. Paull, Mr. Richard Hodpou, end Mr. Stendesd, which hes hues just issued to the public, is " To reduce into one act the silting enact meats regulating the procedure before justices of the pesos out of quarter sessions in Eoglasd, to simplify arid aimed those semotroesta and the forms of Buck procedure, and to provide uniform tables of fees to be take. by clerks to justices aced constables." The bill appears to be very core. fully draws, arid provides a comprelioneive and miter= code of practice for all magistrate. and every clam of case within their jurisclictioo. It occupies 115 mot. contain ng 145 clause, with schedules of justices clerks' fees. short (Ord for the am of jusiices and others, and a sable of 32 acts repealed either wholly or partially, and is divided into 14 parts :-1. Juriedictioo and authority of justices. 2. Clerks to justices, their fees sod duties. 3. Preferyirm complaiste mid charges. 4. Process to sclera, solemner.. 5. Wit seines. 6. Adjoursieg and remeeding cases. 7. Place of bearing and woe...discs thereat & Summary jurisdiction. 9. I °Rooms. 10. fkmamery jurisiictio° over sertaie indisteble (emcee. 11. Special «mica molten. 12. Rzecutioo of mirrasts. 13. itmegeisames. 14. Repeal of mts and miscellaneous provisions. It coutatas also a new and medal feature is a perliesussitary bill, via, a " Compa rative liable of repealed acts asd sew provinions," which shows ate glace when the remoactraeste or sew provisions for than repealed are to be Nand in the bill, or the ramose for their omissioo. nieseste is understood.° hate been mewed be Mr. Oho, of the Illassion-boon justice mem, r lad lo be landed upon his amid mimics paper of Jew, 1862, cc " magwt.rial prooldure," which .6unitikd ow► stiobtica at the time sod in which the numerous defects , the pliant prsatas were thews. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (umfiVe THE NSW HOLY ALLIANCE. PARIS. JULY 11. The Pays of this evening contains an article refer ring to the despatches lately published by the Morning Post. The writer says :—" That the cabinets of St. Petersburg, Vienna, and Berlin mistake their epoch. The interviews that have taken place at Carlsbad and Kissingen will not prevail against the rights and the legitimate aspira tions of modern Europe. The sovereigns of Russia, Prussia, and Austria, are now theonly monarchs who persist in separating their own interests from the interests of their people. France and England are in another camp, the camp of the liberties of the new era, and of the rights of nationalities. Following the same object, they can give one another the hand." "France and England," con tinues the Pays, " closely allied will always be strong enough, without resort to force ever being necessary, to protect young Europe against the dark conspiracies of old Europe. The frank and sincere alliance of France and England secures the peace of the world, with liberty and victory, for a long series of years." La France contains an article in the same sense. WURTEMBERO. STUITGA.RD, JULY 12. At the opening of the Estates to-day the King, in his speech from the throne, expressed a wish that unanimity should reign between the govern ment and the Estates, and assured them of his sincerity and love towards the people. He hoped that the Holstein question would be settled in a national sense, and in accordance with national right. The speech of the King was received with loud and general cheering. The civil list is to be retained on the same footing as in the former reign. PR USSIA. BERLIN, JULT 12. The Customs Treaty of the 28th ult., which Hanover and Oldenburg bad signified their inten tion of joining, was signed here by their representa tives yesterday. ITALY. TURIN, JULY 12, Erunro. Count Kisseleff will replace Count Hackelberg as Russian Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Turin. GREECE. TURIN, JOLT 12. Intelligence has been received here from Corfu stating that apprehensions of riots between the townsmen and the country people were entertained. This ill-feeling seems to have been produced because seventeen candidates from the rural districts had been :Moen and only three from the towns. THE BELGIAN PAI The buldpendanee beige of the 10th says :—" The, hope which was conceived the day before yesterday, that the Chamber of Representatives would be able to resume its labours yesterday, was not realised. A painful incident prevented this. The 'crudity showed that 58 members were present, one bra, consequently, than belongs to the liberal side, and one less than is necessary to enable the Chamber to deliberate. This absent liberal member is the Honourable M. Cumont, deputy of Aket, who has for a long time been seriously ill ; and it was in the midst of general emotion that the Speaker, after announcing the result of the scrutiny, added that the courageous representative of East Flanders, who has already given so many proofs of devotion to the country and to liberal opinion, wished, in spite of his sufferings, to be taken to the house, but that the doctors had formally opposed it, as his removal might have had fatal consequences. It appears that the night before histthe patient passed through a most serious crisis. It is hoped that in a day or two a sensible improvement will take place, so that there will no longer he any necessity to oppose the wish he continually expresses to bo at hie post. Whether this hope be realised or not, the country will compare the noble example of devo- tion and patriotism displayed by the Honourable lii. Cumont with the conduct of the representatives of the right, deserting their most imperious duties to obstruct the course of the government and injure all the interests of the country. In conformity with the rules of the Chamber, the President announced that the next sitting would take place on Tuesday next, at two o'clock." By later intelligence from Brussels we learn that the member above referred to died on Sunday morning, of cancer in the stomach, a disease from which be had been long suffering. It sevens that to the last he wished to be taken to the Chamber, in order that he might be at mortice to his country. We are glad that our last announcement for the some is ooe of pear*. We are I. • position to state that • suspension of hostilities was yesterday agreed upon between the German Allies and the Danish govorsoisot. We trust that this Mum may lead to • pacification so much Deeded in the interest• of Europe, and to the Baal dbposal of the question which has raised so many difficulties—The 0.4 July 13. The Murtiteur of yesterday *stye :—" Letters from Mexico agree in deewibing u immense the enthusiasm which welcomed the sovereigns of the new empire. The eagerness of the Indians, who docked towards their Mejesties and traversed considerable distances to cheer them, was especially remarked. There Indians of pure blood consti tute sevee-eighths of the population." The Paris Preset of yesterday says :—" Accord ing to certain letters. the Duke of Glucksburg has already arrived in Paris. We believe this rumour to be inocerecte but we think he may perhaps very soon undertakes journey to Vichy, where be will remit to the Emperor an autograph letter of Bing Christian COTTON GOODS.—MANCRESTER, JCLY 12.—The market foe shipping yarns has been very strong to-day, and many splatters have asked prices se much in Wearies of late quotation as almost utterly to discourage opiestiou. But for these extreme prices It is believed a considerable boa• awls would have bees does. A good many secondhand lota bought last week, have been re-sold to-day, at pries. Coder what pincers were now willing to accept. The market closes very firm, buyers somewhat at a loss bow to act, from a feehog that if they refuse the rates now &- feuded they may cot be able, • few days bum, to supply their wants without giving a still further advance. Is our bum trade market the advance Is trims has been more eousidershle, and a moderate Waimea has bees dam at en advance of Id. per lb. on the rates of last Friday. Spinners, however. in some cases, have aski.d cnnsiderably wore for trope—in some instances as much as 2.1. or 3d. pee Ib, I. excess of the prices of this day week, while rome producers dm *lime for the present, to name any quotation. With the market in this state it bas, of course, been difficult for buyers to get on, and liosieess has to um* cxteut been checked, la the cloth market the ireprovenieut bided last week has ore tiered. A good deal of business has been does altogether during the past five or six days, in last a large beeemes, ed a slight bet gradual rise is prima, especially in Airtime suited to Inaba The demand lies embraced stortinp of all kinds, and especially wide sbirtiegs. Buyers have pre ferred to sail themselves net of stock, where that bee been practicable, end where orders have had to be gives for goods to make have manifested extreme reluctance to give any Isegtbened period • for deliveries. Where memsfastaxers take colas to make they are eneopellei by the advance is *aloe to sir considerably higher rates for elotlia—sey for 4040eb shirtiags, 9d. to I2d. pee pies; and for other shirting" in proportion. For other el the tellers saw addles lid. to Id. (sad is some cases lion) to last Tuesday's refs. Meyer, seem to • great extent taken by surprise, and to day these extreme rates have checked business very semi dscably is cloths. 11 1: 1 . 1 I 4;i