The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-29 00:00:00

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MACKAY and C o., C i , .„, , , Ir e g and altEliti, 110BLNSON, and Co., LA India • • -- - - iti U: ROM LIVERPOOL SOYA OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW .. gg LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, an d PHILADELPHIA RERAN/1M OOKPAZT Wend dew t3eir Iran keen Olematips, - • ratted States nuns LIVERPOOL FOR /TIM TOIL :I OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Amon*. v LIMERICK. Saturday, Augest 0. !, %. Wednesday, Mimi 10. Awl c. ay Wednesday. and every albernalis Enterden. p., 1 1,111 by tee ma steamers riling 41 _Wednesdey ;Muse. scoordlne to the sosesen. Oani y Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. lotward passage nnladlng all previsions cooked. P. We ;, United Stales, awl &limit Oolemble, booted .Ivantageoas farms.—For further partiosime aiplF a IN sup, 21, Watereptreet, Liverpool; at YIYL Li ay. 61 . Ilag Willlastaireet. aty. _ - mEMEN.--Neutral vessel under Reasian Zan.- - 'LAW to Hanyfer. Bram.kk, aF4.oaelnl „D will he despatched from Ilenelydown. every rJoroiog 'weather pat F) at t►►t o al .:: tee passengers at a.m.—Fares to Diemen. AS r,c:rn tickets, ZS and Li 10e.—App2y at CHAPLIN'S yr , a . Regeatokeus, W. ;or to PHtt UPS. (WAYNE% sn.l Ca. 11, itood.kane, E.C. aE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and 1 CANAL COMPANY. ~. 1 ,.- . _c .,pital iamoup. lli 11.005 Shares of tIS lack, ~,R ; ,: ", r share no Application, and tl 104 on Allotment. N-• farther call lOU be made beton, July Ise, IW. : 3' 1..:y of the Shareholders will be limited by the Act to the amount of their shares. PSOTISIONAL DMICTORS. . 7.1 , , nil BTUDD, Orton, Exaser. Chairman. .3.Ar.... ~ Ell, Esq., merchant, Birrologluas, and Belle Yne, :,. Iteputy-Chairman. • ;.:i. Il ).1. Esq. llesers. Lloyds, Poster, and Co.) ... ~,In. EMI., Ittig.bastotl ...; err-:,,,y Pays, Eo.i., Pormingham, 1 Directors of the Sir •, u ot:ion. Eitt.. Birmingham, i mingham Bank i ng Co. N..- ::. L .)d. Req.. The Lank, Birmingham. ::..: .. in. Erfq., Breeslon.holum, Eines Soncin. IT.: • f .rth. E.g.. Bork, ley wire Works, Birrnindiam. A • .172, nter, Req., Birmingham, and Biribee Orem MUM, t:OLO , u. e r E Cookeey, Eel . Birmingham ;Director of Illiott's too,: :Ik:uhtns and >lets: Company, Selby oak). ,With power to add to their number.) BANIERS. Birmingham—The Birmingham Banking Company. .. Messrs. ILirqda and Co. Limbs—The London and Wand: mks Bank. 11101.101 1 01/1 Mr. Jaliti Richards, ES, Temple-street, Birmingham. Er. 14-..;asiin Soars. 10, Waterloo-street, Birmblghani. Esoinum—George Lee, Eat. firaysmon—lir. Richard Clarke. IMOIMIL slam —Mr. Nathaniel Lea. JB, Bennetts-11A and Mr. W. I :rat. 11. Watertnoietrask, Theodore Lloyd, Iraq., Pd, Old Broad4treet. SICIIIMAST - Mr. David Males, pox i4;es—Templ•-bulldinge, 54, New-street, Birmingham. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. r......s Coral:nay Ira bete formal for the purpose of giving to ili.l..iinants of the populous districts on the western aide at ..-..:sham. including HarPorne and Belly Oak, the rathrey Tm *won of which they are at present deprived. =I it us, much needed ; to pr , lnde a !letter somas to the town :Nell,: and important traffic coining from the watts-west is.,y of ISiag's Norton : and also, by means of a branch to the Imo - to•im Extension Railway. to Li ing the important coal- E.: -f Elt Worcestershire into immediate connexion with the et dept fdr that mineral in Birmingham, viz., the Worcester il..r! P.-ye:trims and forms of appl.c•tion for shares may be elf -:.1 at the °Sem of the Corercoy, and of the bunko», brokers, '...llectors. PORN 07 APPLIC4I7OII roe MARRS. To be ret third by the Blinkers. ii :It Directors et the Watt Ihrrahugluun Railway and Cabal Company. rentlemin,—Raving pahl to your bankers the sum of £ lc z a deposit of ti per share on shares la thi; 12 ,, i Company, I hereby request that you will allot see that tz.rior. . sad I epee to accept the same or any leas camber you ac Clot me : to pay to pout bankers the further smog LI 10s. re share an alletaseeit, and to sign the Salonintion Sontrast Kai required. Nur in full Address Occupation Dote WEST BIRMINGHAM and CANAL COMPANY :Limit/M. NO FCRTIIIM APPLICATION for !MALES Ia Uda Cm. pay nll be ItECIITED Arm SATVIDAY, Jab 93, lan, at :lock order, DAVID BALMS. Ina.. SeczeSarY• Temple buildings, Nev-drem, Birmingham. July 19, 1964. :7C GUILDHALL COFFEL HOUSE AND THB CAISI'LE TAVERN. -- -- THE GUILDHALL TAVERNS COMPANY (Limited:. L. apirated under the ^ Companies Act, 1842, - with Ilmibd liability. ra;dal LlOO.OOO, In 10i..c00 . aharee or 410 each. Pint lame nau,ooo, in t l / 4 000 shares. . epait no application £1 per share, and on 2110in:we A minimum dividend of *.lO per mot guaranteed Calls I.: to exceed a! per share, and to be made at intervals nut Iw that two maths. lirlliCrOSS. -. .se C..lUns, llsi=rmoschnrchutreret, LC., Director of the h min Bank of mum Cot. Esq., M.P., ht. John's Wood. ..:non Lawiey, lag.. Member of the Corporation of London, i..:! . . ialm, MussreithilL as in Pearson, F.11..13., Wimbledon. Director of the London, i..mu^Staits, and r.aitli Starfordshire Bank. ..., itr , eamell. Bey., skinaer.streut. EC., Dimlor of the Sob ranee 'defray% Com_ p a ny. OISZRAL 31aNAOlia—Mr. Crawford. 'wtsks—The London. Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank Limited., 110, Cheapaide, EC. s.: t.i..,—Mosars. Waltnialoy and Co., lb, lUng.strast, Cheap side. and 5. Victorlautreet, Westminster. BELEM—Air Z. W. Carden and Co.,Y, Royal Exchange- . au,tnas—Massra. Edwards and James, 14 King-street. IMAM (pro tem —)Mr. Philip J. Moore. Re-Amazed Otiee•-15, King street, elseapside. The objects of Mb Company are the purchasing. carrying on. si!nteedlott the businesses et the Guildhall Codes bane sad la Coale Torero, situate V Greshamstrest sad Illemstreet. Ctimude, in the immediate vicinity at the Gaildhall sail the tam of los. rimoTtLes have rumbaed the lease.. 'tack-In-trade, good •". tam:tare, pLate, woes, and all fittings, &c., of both este t4hm,tl no 'Cr) advantageous terms. Gaddhall coffee-house boa long been known throughout m -. arrcial circles aa affordiog secommodatioo for saes, public mostinga, hc. The demand for this de -I'4', - 4 of +scones-dation has get idly increased, and the Mea t:: Lne Jrtermloed noon the r, moiellum of this celebrated • .Ith a view to meet the present requirements of city ...sin: Mr Crawford 's di yam' maturation he has expended ni tit,. Castle Tavern between 1.8,000 and £7,000. Within that kr J ti e business has Men &sea upwards of 400 per cent. uweiptt this year ahow a still further improvement at iiier £2,000 par annum. my will thus be in pnesemion of two of the bad LI- the City of London. and secure from opposition. / . ' - e parties have been fully reported upon by Mr. Daniel .•. Undo Topile and Herding; the amount paid for bet c , I :en than the ruination. The stock-inkrale, fund ist".• wines, ano RUM" etc , of both the coffeehouse n.iii.orn: • ill he taken at a valuation. 4 t..l:rr dividend of £lO per cent per annum will be t., the satisfaction of the Directors fee three yearn : t• turns of both establistuneets are now nearly axo,ooo :1 is obvious that a very Madman* dividend will ti the thareholuers when the above alteratiihs are f of the first Woe of shares has already been applied r ~.rt..rd's services as manage: bare been secured to the of aseoclation and the valuations may be inspected of the Canton!. , : 4 owl forms of application (or Yiaras may be ot* " to: bankers, Woken. aulit.lturs, and at the tame of FORM OF APPLE' ATIO7f FOR SWARM To be retained by the Bankers. I.ltertnes of the Guildhall Taverns Conway (Limited;. veld to your banker the sum of beluit • deposit of al per share on shares • c.mpany, I hereby request that you will allot me ••• r. and I agree to accept such shares, or any lose may allot to me: and I agree to pay the de .. talent. and to sign the articles of association of the .• b. reunited : and I authotisa you to insert al name .11. r of members for the number of shares allotted ritual signature. Trani. In full Itnsidence Prnfe.salon YELISS celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP 4 , 1. and ed. each, sold by all chandlers and ..14houl the hi ectom . hat the public eboal4 ask • I amt see tbat the name of J. C. sal J. YIELD b • Ct, box, awl tahlet. Wh.tessle and br ezpartaben •r•• • I "PPER LAMBETH, LONDON, b., where • . .faine•l thcle Prim Medal Yeraillne Candies. j)ZEA C"S COPAIIPSE ME E, successfully :- the Parts and London Hospitals. odder as Oin at • 4r .'• n.r. !Word s n•r. L:nyd, Poland. and Ullrolt Clark 19.5`2 aftt—ts a cure fn an averios el di days 4 •- •nt or canals dowto..r.-41. lid. pat beet* h is l= hrgat:h etteultst, 49, lisynarksg. - • art Magenta, Parts. CI EUROPEAPT and AMERICAN FINANCE coarozantw rIFITIMISRAPPLIC.ATIONB tot SLUM le this Company Inn b. RUCEIVID lake SATURDAY, the WA but., from the camatiry..-31 order et the Dowd, T. LOIOSZCCIL, Secritary pre tom Tamping Mow 64, Threadasodlastreek 211614 July, UK THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Idesite4 Pot Sal subscribed. L 5.000.000, re 100,000 shares or £5O ssc. Paid ep. £OOO,OOO. awiilroillarAFlTAN. Zs 11=1. bp. Charts Kelm, Ifeu . G. O. Mr. AWarown tit& Sir J.11.1r/tara Jason Mhos, Is. W. festoons Isq., P. A Rados, law fir P. D. asses, art J. 0. Hanes, H. essonr, Ni Y.P. H. W. Harferd. b ts D. . JosePD nornfth. • 0. F. Ifoiroyd, bq. P. Woolaartand, Hoses log. Anred Wiles. s Cwt. J. Gilbert Jobniton. M. Zaaill, big. 71w Beak of lestsad. ua The Agra and Mastenaan's Bank (11sIted;. The Bank of Loads. The Union Beak of Lantos Mr W. MUM, Sort. and Co., Bristol. SOIXISOW—Iease. &Wards and Co., and Mears. Askant, Sorrel and Ce. Mankeirs—thanry .1. Briar Esq., and T. truce moneynth Asoodation ream, money otheposit at settee, are for axed period*, on terms to Do saved upon : makes shams as =7l esurthes. and moth 'unthaws and sales of Mods and debentures : asiodi latiaa, sad mkoketalimpois ral Imathat lowlasee. Consannlastioas to be mddrused to the Xanitspra--Syseas , W. C. WLYTIRDOTTOM. Beavfitarr. Temporary Ofilen—Creebgaue, 96. Hishopegateetrest IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 140.1, Bred street , London, LC. Instituted 1820. The diatiannishing feature at this Cop is perfect sessztly. The amount insured from the commencement exseede 170.1111,0041. The amount of polishes Wined 17,200.000 The amount of claims paid, inetadbm bans, £LCIO,OOO. The proprietors' capital ta ZUO,OOIL The fund acearauleSed from premiems exaseds 10 years at the preadum income, and 34 par asst, on the Inseranees in force. DWAID I&NZY CHAPMAN, Natiltainnan. 'turns TUCILIUL SMITH, Leg., ILP ty Chairman. SAMUEL IN ALL. Actuary. THE FIFTH DIVIMON or PROFIT op to Use loth Nov., ISM. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Onceeborehalreet, Issor Established December, ISM MUTUAL A/MURANCE WITHOUT INDIVIDUAL LLABILITY. CRAILIUM—SAYI: EL HAYHURST LUCAS Ea Divert Qumran—ROß/LET INGHAM, Esq., M.P. John Bradbury, Esq. J=l . Freemaa, Henry While Castle, Em ~shades . Gilpin. Esq., 11. P. Thomas Chambers, Esq., Q.C. Chutes Road, Ea. FAA. Joseph Fa Chriaty, Lq. JOSSUAD Thorp Eaq. John Feltham, Charles Whethaas, Esq. Thomas Hodgkin, ExT.51:157 - j ---- Gay, Fgq., COMCLTISO ACTUARY—CharIes Ansel, Ham, !P.R.& Amount of profit of the five years ending Mk November, 188! IMAM g a Making Me total moat divided £1. 22 7446 8 $ Irrromous or Itzoocrioos L PIIIIIIIIIIIS. ' Pres/sun thara Original Redaction D " . aftll.7 1 A g a ' I, gamed. 'Mai a° per that. 1 aza. Nista .. —,— 1 p---- October ..IEO6 I 49 , 1,000 43 11 8 07 10 06 March _1849 48 1 ISO 810 4 119 4 77 Jenuary..lB39 U 1.000 19 10 9 10 12 8 lth DecentherlB36 U 2,099 1.16 0 0 ft 6 $ 49 January. .1854 II 500 14 11 8 9 1 8 8 January..lB64, 49 8,000 138 0 0 91 710 19 The following are a few isidanoes ',rhombi t e PIVIDIIIIIII have boom* extinct, and Asuanithie for the next five pen granted L additka : 1 pus i Mound. 1 Dab of racy. April 14 11 A O l O6l 1 NI Await 1 • Mazeli lO6 111 Amami of claim paid Oros, annual income . ~. ALMA* 110 ... BSS/ 17 10 Accumulated fund Members whese premium IA due se Ma Lt July sr* us- Waded thaktbe same matt Is paid within thlrty days tram that data. The prompting mid army lotowsilan shag be had en atspb seam JOlll2ll MAUR. Seareten. Jana TS, 11161 nkflll ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by tae LONDON IN RITYLIIT COMPANY (f.awae4 me, lbrergativetreet, as deposit of deeds. !me of sate, re Mbar approved security, repayable by may irmeelmeeda Dope as received as Guth terms as may be agreed mom Preepeefasma and farms sent free ea application. N.L. All communications am treated as strictly onaildentrel. ANDREW Jams ROBY. Mansetnr Director. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ♦DDISON sad LUCAS, Magical lestrantest Mallen to her Majesty, 210, RSGEMSTREST. IC 7EOLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 186., 21a., to ma. ; 24 WHAM Ainaecto Rs ta. 4 stria" L 2 la to At 12a. 04. each. Cases locladed. ADDISON aad LUCAS. 210,12ZONSMSTIENT, W. C ONCERTINAS. —tB Begs, Double Action, At 10s. to 20 Galatea ADDISON sad LUCAS, IN, BIGINT-STISIET, W. DRUMS. —Side, 25a. to £4 10e. each ; Baas, is Is. to Ilialnela ADDLISON and LUCAS. 110, kwasr-TritEst R. VLUTES.—Beehm's awoneil awl Prize Medal, cylinder. le laadoetno mahogany or rosewood ore, AS lc, cis Its., end Al• 141.; ditto, semen silver. at guineas. These Bates ere pronounced by gr. S. Welb, the eminent wfonoer, to be this but cyllader las with old system of ftssw cal, Ed la to ge de. ADDIBON and LUCAS. fit BISOINT4ITZEIT, W. GUITARS. —The best Models, from £2 2s. to Agleam each. ADDLSON sad LUCAS. 210. REGENT.STIZIT, W. H ARMONIUMS, from £6 6e. to 60 guineas. Pries Ms tree per poet ADDMON mad LUC" 110, REOSSI-STRZET. M. JOCAL HORN, highly finiabed,2B Se., in one. This la eepecially remeamended to amateurs awl pro tease* u a beautiful drawing-room instrument. Being In C. soap with pianoforte accompaniment can be played as pub lished for the voice without transposhis or the ass of crooks. The tone is a combination of the French and tenor buns. and Is produced without effort. Yr. C. Harper attends by appoint ment to 100 Maras-time upon Ude Matriumeat. ADDISON and LUCAS. ill, ISOINT-STIULZT. W. AI.IISICAL BOXES, by Nicola—For Table— Soar tunes, 4 guinea ; do tunes, 6 guineas . eight tunes, S guineas ; Mae Mee, IS Mama Overture Dom Iron 12 to 30 guineas. Pocket Bones to tunes, 1 guinea three tunes, LI IL. 6d.: four tom, L 2 26 Maadonse Bone—are* tunes, LS 136 6d. ; tour tem. Di V. ; gin tam, LS ra. each. Doier repaired. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, IDOCNTATELIT. R. TO I ANON) RT E 8 EXTRAORDINARY at )10010 and 1100R1r1t, 101, bialsowatecetreebwlthlis I haw pianos are of rare excellence, with the best improvements recently applied, which effect a grand, • we., and d= wir=tone, that Wanda unrivalled- Triune from 18 ptanos for hire, on easy terms of parchaae. Jury award, International Exhibition: Ammerable mention "far good and taw pitmen" Clerfiwas from WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES. . for which a rim modal was awarded." Beenad ta GUM, daily to the .panay psoliap ddemp." Bad °Odom al dr pram dB. ODBNHILL. &Mtn. BIGLIT-STREICT. GOLD CHAINS.—JOHN BROGDEN begs to call the attention of the public to the FORM of IN VOICE which Its delivers with Gold Guard Chaim purchamd at his manufactory A a. d. To workmanship of patters chafe. Itt Inches Neg To as) carat gold, weighing ou dirk gra at gS 3s. Sig per ounce, Mint pike Total lime this system. the Q ALITY. WZIGHT, sad WALCIL et the gold are certified, and guarmiteed to the purchaser; John Braid's looting for a fair vetaaseration os the workmanship only, whiobas charged aceonhad to the intricacy at simplicity of thepetteru. JOHN BROODEN. Onldsallth.—Manatartmy, No. 16. Hw ,ls Coyest-garden. Loudon. W.C. Betabl•hed a.n 179 i. Assays made of Chaim and Jewellery for Is. each —N.B. MY estabLialtment is closed at 6 to tbeemalog, sad ea Saturdays at I. HAIR JEWELLERY.-ARTIST in HAIR.- DIWIMET begs t. WOOS ladles or (=llamas riskiest in taws or any part of the kingdom that be beautifully makes and elegantly mount& sad noir Bracelets, Oudot, Brooches, BMA. Pins, bwts, itc. refully forwards Um same, at anent onielmit the geoid charge. • beautiftil collection of specimen& haadsomisly 'wanted kept foe inspection. An illustrated book seat post tres.—DEWDM. IR. lenclusreb-strest. TONIC BITTERS. WATERS QUI MINS WINS. Tbs most lambs sad sbolosons bitter la srlabiaos: AN EVYICIINT TONIC. As massaallat sisissabie. sad a palls Almada. Sold b 7 swan. It** wimboossaisa, sad others, ai I. a dom. lhamstaetassi by zoom WALTZES. 11. Warllia'sima Carmadassil. Lads* insimale Ageste. I. Inds sad Os.. Wareaskr. 'mum rest= DOW .... Annuity payithis LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1984. TOXFORD.--BELEOTIONS trots AL WM. LA TOW DIL DUSTING, vs Nem* aroma, la Trwriabs sad horrors, sad tbs Tiro fimtlimm at Vsrar, bribe whole d t u tabard . Droctor—ler. F. JONON KAM Orsory by Usswore, W. Earkl, W. Ilsrlon. Yd Mr Naar Paw, Ur Sarni& ONINIUSIIIM. MIT t 1 0. ANTEROPOGLOt3SOS. NOW OP N. nature eciracedbieryvocal mechanical vas.,., be, Meiling Me beeseff la Ile and 1111111ITID DAILY, es I I, 2, e rr. 14.4 1, rant, o'clock, el Me OR James Bait One Ike Nam Tbe mem ine pronoeneed le ine wands at ihe world. STEVINB and BONS, 78, Biabogegate-street WILdn.—LIGHT SUMMER WIFE, !MAW included. = 5 144, Pi, 1111 a. Burgundy, Us., 106., fen, fan par don .. OK, lc Materna Hoek milkman ten, 24•., NIL Chame k. lllak. as. ~ AU collar Wines and Spirits equally easainaallle. S•I7OX—LEA and PERRIN ir WONONNINIBILLii sAtroz. TINY allaima medlar,. prearsor by exerlarry TEN ONLY GOOD BAUM" Ia andaredvalab by LIA sad 11111112(5. 71111 prat ars roariateray retard arras worthier bang- Nor aad &odd an r rat Lobar Parr aura are ea waspat, Ira. boar sad apper. ARK for LL sad ?MINN BAWL Sold arbersale and tor mart by *s PrayrbraTha u reberille ; KIER ONOINIZ and BLACKIIIML; Mara Y and NOM Loader ea.. Le.: sad rarer sad arra wavenally. DIME PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, aid Table Donna Mat lb* Wad laanny. pate sal Iles Lama atr i lMan‘ PAWL MOM ant BIAINWILLe 1104=*a the AIX Lant. 1147 *timbal tram an Rtonlys Ann nano& 00A18.--The RICHMOND -WALLS IND 1 1../ are now 20a earn, and the ask Lynam Abeam la THOS. NUCNILNI, !a, New Browlairtet, city. sc. COALS, 942.—8501005b...-11. sal W. STURM, kW. Wird. 01pmed. ILI3. imeds 1111k—AMeleme Owl dle Derbyshire, Ws. Welsh tmaillailessAZ.die.teein Or ter ro ad earreid. ves. QEWELL and 00.'8 MOIRES ANTIQUES. srmarneurs mAtrurAcruaz, celebrated tbregboat the Kingdom. 4 gainer Ms tall drain In all relearn 001(FION•1101.1I, rirra-nwisr, and OLD 001IPION KIKIXr, SOHO, W. SEWELL and CO.'S TRAVELLING and WATERPROOF CLOAKS. Moe pines. coition:ow-House, FEITH,STRIZT, anu OLD Ct)IlPION STREIT, SOHO, W. T .OIJNOING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE BIRTH of various materials, In difilesat zahlares sad qualities, mad* to order ta t►e MUM style, st HAMILTON sad KIMPTONIi, STIAND, opposite ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. 71ils elegant fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally in high repute for lm anprecedented snores' during the laat sixty =uta promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the heir. It prevents hair from falling off or turning rpm arreogthans weak heir, eleannee It frays !wort and dandruff, usa makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of the whiskers, beard, and mustachios it is unfailing In Its stimu lative operation. Far children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of kW, while its introdue lima Into We watery of royalty, and the high Mill= in width It is universally held, with numerous testimonials coostantly re ceived of its elicacy, afford the beat sad sum* precis of its merits—Trice la. GIL, 7n.,lea. ad., equal to four small, sad per bottle.-801d at 26, den, and by obtooloto sad porfooaa—Ark for Bewl&bebt hugg=er Ott. 'PHi ART JOURNAL for AUGUST (pre oe Ta id.) oeidelms three Use eograviags. via :—" T of Audis. anal." by J. fitaaellSe, otter C. Landseer, &A. " Approach to Venice." by J. C. Amylase, Misr J. Y. W. Terser "A Swab& Hey,' by A. Bleacher& Mier Marino. The literary coalairestioas bielade Wedgwood and Israrle." by L leek; .If. S.A.. illaskated Nat West Gallery sad 14741 Academy :" " British Artiste : William James Great," by James Dawn, Ihuarsied ; Aiwa& of the Meath," liesbeftd "Art Wert la Aiwa; by k.. J. 0. Wood, lL A Hairy , • ftrleeMat," by T. Wiled, Mostrided : "The Eildbltios Is Debila " alMesabresada • iliestrated "A Deco rated Church Is Ireland ;" "Patrols hinting In EM/Mad," by /Tier Ctinalaghem, ?.S.A.: "Tie Oil Wens of Amerles," by/To /ewe Aram. illaMrated " The Art Worluasa's Position," Ac. laden: James & Virtue, 24 Ivy-lees. VIEW of THAMES EMBANKMENT.—The WILMA of THIS DAY, peke td.. by post 6d» °pa lates : /Me View of Thames Reabealmesat: laretrag Massa Waterloo Bridge—The Coaatructloa of Barbosa,— Tbe Poetry and Variety of Memory - Muses Ineliank reent—lerrostive or e Moral Science of Rectifyin g Aberratlea, and of Developing the Perfect sad Beantlfal— Osernea Hospital, Datstesi—View of Patipit, theist Clem& Deptford—Mosaic Work la Rt. Vatirs Cathedral—The Poor of the Metropolis—Schools of Art—Sanitary Matters--Statues by Mr. atom Re.—Ofhor : Z. Yorketreet, Corsat-gardea ; and all Booksenies. Jest Wahl/led, price s Id., SMELLING, SEEING, HEARING, kc. The Anatomy of the External sad Internal Sense: their connexion with the Mucous Membrane lining the Nostrils, Eyes, Ears, Re.. their Mama and Treatment. By Dr. Don Cumin, 11, Upper Seymonretrest, W. John Smith and Co., 62, Longacre, W.C. THE WEST INDIAN, PACIFIC, AND MEXICAN MAILS. 9017THANETON, JOLT ZS The Royer Man Company's steamer Abut°, Oapesia Woolley, with the above Diane and 220 paseengen, arrlied bete this evening. She bangs on freinht spoils valeel,TOS,ooodollaie. The "ANA &tee by the Mint* ere—Veit Crux lied July; TuiNiko Mb Teas. HAVIUMIIh kb July, JIMIke 10th, Deinseareith. Trinidad 9th, Barbados 11th, Antigua 12th, and St. Thomas 16th July. Os the Nth but. the Atreto mewl the huh ft:44w from J4llllllOll bound for Liverpool. PERII. LIMA. Jun IL We have making sew to communicate by this oppor tunity rigs:ere the Spanish-Peruvian di/acuity. Oa the 2&d leen. the Wallin sohoocer Dart strived in Cana with 152 volutes» from Chile, for the }Wayne army and navy baoluding erne of the most distinguished naval °Mien 01 that republic. The arbitration of the Melville While' difileelty between Peru and England by tha Hamburg Senate has been received bete with the greatest eatisfaction. The ships of war at preseut in Callao Bay are the United Skates frigate Lanoester, Commodore Leaman, sad her Majesty's ship Leander. Commodore Harvey. Exchange 114 re *O4 • CHILE. VALPARAISO, Jun 17. In the iittlup of Oongras leveret bill have been pre seated respecting new loans, ate of which, for miring 3,500,000 dole. in order to cover the existing deficit in the treasury, and expend 1,500,000 dolt. in armaments, hex already paned in the &mate. Another bill for getting a mortgage on the railways to the amount of 12,000,000 doh. %under dlammeoc. Of the latter loan two-thirds are pro posed to be employed in establishing a national bask, and am-third to be placed at the dimmed of the goversineed. The government is preparing for any difficulties into which the Spanish-Peruvian question might involve the country ; but great dimatisfaction is expressed with the Prasident's Melange se regards the part touching on the said question, and as the establishment of a monarchy in Mexico. The Milian pram toys that the nation looks to him in vain for . The pleas of the projected fortifications at Valparaiso are now randy for the approval of the government. The east of the forte is estimated at 50,000 doll. Civio artillery brigades are being organised for the amnia. anthem. Admiral Simpson loaves by this steamer for the limited States, in order to purchase for the Chilies government some four vessels of war. The dunce dose to the Valparaiso .ad Santiago Bail• wsy by the heavy rains hu been so far repaired ma to be opus for Waffle owe a day betimes the two Umiak wad se additional tine daily bieweee the pert sad Qsillota. SANTO DOMINGO. Lend Jamaica pagan my :—The data el affairs Is the Island of St. Domingo is in es deplorable a condition as ever, sad the praipeet of subjugation to Spanishlrule as distant. The forms which since the commeneement of the insur rection have occupied the important position of Sas Cedre have retreated on GUSTS, and have been there inactive for two north& Santana, after garrisoning Hatammor, left for Seybo, but no wow had he arrived than be found himself hemmed io on all sides by the revolutionists and NOWA severely. A strong Brutish column penetrated em fey ae St. Christopher, but were compelled to vacate it within 111 home. In their retreat they burnt down every lentos. they loved on their way. It is calculated that 40,000 Spanish troops have leaded in Sean Diming° within two ytan, end that 27,000 have already per through the influence of the climate or by the machetes of the Dorainimes. There are at present about 13,000 Spanish soldiers distributed through different parts ef the Waled. On the 10th Kay, by order of the Spanish authorities, the tree of liberty, the idol of the Dominions, was eat down. It was a palm tree, the emblem of the Haytien coat of anima, and wu considered sacred by the Dominicans. The news of this outrage spread like wild-fire, and MIS the most us ouseersed were aroused and Bed, to the Dominican camp to join the assay umlaut the Spanish invasion. BRITISH COLUMBIA. Uteri dates from Vancouver's Laud are to May 31. The two British colonies ware thrown into a state of great ex citement by a sew massacre of colonists perpetrated by the unties ladling, following closely that of Bats's Inlet som e time ego, where a number of white men met with a horrible death. Active steps are being taken in British Columbik as well as Vancouver's bland, by the authorities and pri vate istivideals, to lied one the murderers and to prevent further cosines= of the same kind. MEXICO. TM Panama Sear sad 1111111111 of the 6th July mys : From Acapulco we learn that after the freak occamtion order sad I saquillity have Massed. The stores are ea ti ray oat of stook, reseshaadies and workless. aad the sew articles imported. Dow will meat with • very reedy sale. The French troops are Laing cooasioual oldmaishai with the forces of Alvarez, estimated at from 600 to 800 men, sad located near the city. The other day 50 Tacos fell iota as ambush and lost a captain killed, sad a lieu tenant sad three soldiers wounded. For the met the 'aerate do sot seem anxious to commesee "pastime wind the Freseh. A force of 1,500 Imperialists bp moving down from Mexico to Acapulco. WEST INDIES. A favourable chums is Use weetbar bed taken play at Barbados'. bat still rasa was slush seeded to sustain tlw growiag IMPS, sod for deasestio purposes. The health of the Wand was good. Bask bills at 90 days were quoted 486 dollars ; 60 days. 4874 dollars ; private bills, 90 days, 480 dollars. The restriction placed by the United States government ow trade with this island an being loudly condernaed. Coffee emcee, at 62e. to 645. for ordinary. Rum, sales at 2s. 3d. sad 21. 416., proof 18, in bond. Sugar, 22.. 6d. to 26e. for fair, Ms. to ?de. for middling to dark. Erabaoge-90 days, 1 per cent. premium ; 60 days,l4 per seat ditto; 30 days, 2 per omit ditto. CANADA. LIVERPOOL, Wsproanwr. The Canadian mail steamer Nova Scotian, Cap tain Graham, which left Quebec on the 16th inst., arrived in the Mersey this afternoon. The Hon. Mr. Brown had been iv-elected without opposition u a member of the Canadian parliament. The Quebec Chronicle says : We are glad to find that the general tone of 'bowies of the Lower Provinces is favourable to the action taken by the Canadian government daring the recent ministerial crisis, and full of hope as to the result. The opinion of our neigh bours is the more valuable because it is uninfluenced by party Use. Wholly free from the tamper of past differ ences, which in some cases has prejudiced the judgment of several Cocaina journalists, the views of our Lower Pro. vino' eoatemporaries may be freely accepted as those of impartial observers. They look forward in a spirit of liberal and enlightened patriotism, far above the petty level ammo provincial politica, to the setablishmeot of closer relation' between Canada and her sister colonise of British North America—to the formation of such ties as will combine Da. tiooal strength and dignity with internal peace and com mercial prosperity. It is to be hoped that these impecta; thus ma► be realised, end that the recent political event, may contribute to the geaeral welfare. The coroner's inquest in the case of the St. Hihare bridge disaster has at length been brought to a conclusion, their verdict being that the accident was owing to the gross carelessness of William Birnie, the engine -driver, and he wan committed to take his trial for the offence. TEE MULTIPLICATION T&uLz Ix ANZZICA. Bill 8— i a pod atanatemi, het. like all ass, will semetinies make mialakse, and is ale a hi bills figured up that " 8 lima 8 are fkl." The doctor mem sot slow in die. seeerieg the ailstake, aid demanded se emplamatioe. Bbl ezaseimed the maxamt and maw that he we down, but did met like to admit ; so peeling oe a bold lime, he said, " That's all " Row me ?" wee the *asp. " all owls, to it. bastion of the ," rid Bill, " the walliieliatios table, like evetythimg , ham game sp."- 41111/10101.01 paper. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (saom% TZLIGIAMIL ) THE OCCUPATION OF RENDBBURG. FRANKFORTAN-THE-MALNE, JULY A The representative of Prussia at the Federal Diet has been instructed to declare in to-day's sitting, convoked at his demand, that Prussia has no objection to the return of Federal troops to Rendsburg. PORTUGAL. LISBON, JULY 26. The King has conferred the title of heron upon Mr. Hermann Stern, of the firm of Stern Brothers, London, in consideration of the services rendered by him to the credit of this country. AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETIES. TRIE.ITF, Jez.r 28. Advice* received here from Constantinople state that the Bib/. and American Missionary Societies were re-opened, in consequence of protests ad dressed to the Pinta by the English and American Ambassadors in that city. THE BANE OF FRANCE. PARIS, Jun' 28. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes com pared with the previous account :—lncreaao : Cash, 6 1-3 millions ; commercial bills, 4 2-5 millions ; bank notes, 1 3.10 million ; Treasur, balance, 4 1-10 millions ; current accounts, 9 2- millions. Decrease : Advances, 1 million. INDIA. (Br Telegraph from Sou.) CALCUTTA. ICLY 7. Shirtings, firm. Mule twist, quiet. Exchange on London, 6 months, first-class credits, 2s, Old. ; Government securities, Four per Cents, 97 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 104 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 113. BOMBAY, JULY 9. Grey shirting' and mule twist, quiet. Cotton, 10 to 20 re. lower. Exchange on Loudon, 6 months, first-class credits, 2s. old. Government securities, Four per Cents., 97 ; ditto, Ave per Cents., 106 i ; ditto, Five-and-a• Half per Cents., 1151. The English mail of the 18th ult. has not yet arrived. Tits Worarusu IN WAIL—The Debats publishes the following :—" At the begioning of next month will be immigrated at Geneva the internatioual congress fcr aiding the wounded in time of war. As is already knows, two governments, those of Frame sod Italy, will send agents charged with assisting or taking part is the labours. We have sot in general coy faith in congresses, which assembling in time of peace delude themselves with the hope of limiting the evils of war, by the solemn proclamation of male fine principles ; war, the aim of which is to trample nodes foot ell prioci e les, to tear up the most formal conmatioas, and to give loose to the most violent passions ; war. we repeat, after as before such congresses, breaks through the bona& within which the attempt is mad* to melte it. Tbe ma crame at Geneva will however treat a question which will 004 be chimerical ; that is, whether there is not a possibility of assuring the respect by all armies, is time of war. for the einbalesee wee= and sorgeowe le the osseey's way. Valor that system the uniform of the mopes would become as oared as the white deg of twos. We hope that the at reagemeat may be sdspted by all senses," a a d. 6t • 0 t• 3 • 13i 3 4 U 19 t [Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE PENINSULA. SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 23, 7 P.Y. The Britiah steamer Tartar, J. 8. White, master, from Lisbon oe theft* sod Vigo co the 23th last., has arrived here with mails, twenty-one paeleagers, • general ono, sad 250 i. to specie, She experienced floe weather. with variable winds and 000asio•al fogs, throughout the Thr• Spanish maid steamer Prior:lo Mfonse, with the Havanna moils of the let inst., lift Vigo on the 26th inst., en route for ads, bar* performed tan days' guano. tins M Vigo. The British sebereer Voluntear, 24 days from Newfound land, hod arrived at Vigo for orders. The British brig Jam Janis, tow days from Newport. bid arrivod at Vigo with orals. Os the 26th inst. the Tartar purl a large sore, straw is Ist. 44.5 N., loog. &415 W., steering &W. fibs showed the second distingohalog pennant, No. 21, llama* Cods. NATIONAL RIPLE ASSOCIATION. The trial of the relative merits of muzzle-loading and briere-loading rifles for the Marquis of Tweeddelle's press was acableud yesterday at the Soottish reaps, near the ices hease, Wistiedian-ecauses, is the pram» of Lard Althea Cagthis RN. in =dory, oath Bray of the members d the sonacil. A rifle which was tried yes terday was one patented by Greer Brothers, manufactured by Rally sad Co., New Oxford-sheet. The Lepel action is on the sliding priociple, and It was said that this gun has • great edematous over say other pier of a like nature hitherto cestrived, as the breech pine could be instantly detached from the weapon and attached at pleasure. in the centre of the breech bed is a square stump bolt riming through it, to which is attached the trigger, and there is also a slot in the breech bolt on the usderdde by which the bolt eau psis and repass freely one jt. By this anasgement an !tridental die. charge is reordered imperials so long as the breech is sot bolted home. Looking at this cootrivance from a military point of view It power the &Overarm that is a campaign the rides as MOO WOW could be sent by one route to the army, and oo the advice of their eafe arrival the breech Peps might follow by soother. Should only one part fall IPSO the hands of sa enemy it would be perfectly useless without the other ; and the weapons could be made by fsery to page, and the part therefore be inter . These papaw have scarcely had a fair trial. Another gee width atireeted a good dell of attention yen' Lady was me introduced by Mr. G. B. Midland, of Lime. street, London, the agent foe the London, Birmingham, and Foreign Armoury Agency. ft is painted by Snider. with 01/1111111 fuze eartridges containing their own ignition ; and the great merit of this breach-lade is that the utmost ra pidity of fire ran be maintained, and it centavo in itself the means by which muzzle-10'day could be converted with out weakenieg the arm. Then trials are of the utmost iureetartoe, for there can be no doubt that the results arrived at will form the beats on which the governmsnt will be guided as to which breech-loader shall henceforth be =ed to the army in the place of the present muzzle. [TWOPENCE THE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN SWIMS TOWN. - - - Yesterday afternoon, Dr. laakeeter, coroner for Coated iiddlras, and a jury of 16 inhabitants of FM. Yams, of whish Mateo% a niembr at Übe miry, was einem foreman, opmad an inquest at the Elopeast see Castle Tavern, King's-raid, Camdee-town, no the bodies of James Brown, aged 56, and Rosetta Bishop, aped 41, the lomat of whim is believed to have been the murderer of the latter, sod then to have committed suicide, at 15, Bmith-street, Brown-town, nadir Me circumcision already made pubhe. The procealinp excited peat Intrinet, and the jury room ma crowded. Mr. Impactor Gibson, of the 8 evince, watched the nee on the part of the police ; aad a solicitor ropreesatei the (Brady of the dsoessed main The jury having viewed the bodies, which lay at Bt. Amens deed dia - e v elotte Willis:ma, of 12, Qiurinstrest, ld said that she was sister to the deceased, RosethiSist was the wife of Brigh t o n Bishop, f rom w h om she been 'operated several years. She last saw her alive about a meth ago ; they passed each other and did no t spook, as they were sot &Loudly. Brigham Bishop said be resided at Gloomier, and was a painter. Be had beau married to her 19 years, sad separated from her nine year' lip, end had ewer known where she was till aims this allefaliad been made peldie. Hanes the body, but could not identify her from its advsayed state of deconsporitioe. She was is the habit of drinking, sad they mir=rety mutual corniest. Murphy deposed that she resided at 16, Smith skeet, Bouseretown. The deseassd, Rosetta Bishop, lived seat duo, at No. 15. Knew her as Yrs. Bishop, and she lived with. • man as her hastead, who was called Bids*. %ashen real name is Brows. Saw the diesemed wears bear/fag dribs, out ia the yard about four days before the quand on last Tuesday week. Beard Brown and Yrs. Bishop quarrelling en the Tuesday, about 1 o'clock, and heard her meream. Had seen Brown on the Wednesday and Thursday mond , but not the deceased. Did not we thedeceased woman after. On Monday last, about 11 o'clock, tritons went to No. 15 for • pall of water, anal/re. Loader. the lodger in the front kitylose, let bar in. Asked Mra. Loader where Mrs. Bi e ber. was, and she mid she had not been home after the quarrel, and she said she was very unhappy about it. Asked Am Lawler what made her unhappy, and abs said all was not right. She said Brows bed told her that Yrs. Bishop had rase of with a "fancy man" of hers. Bise then told witeem about the quarrel on the Tuesday, and that mhe heard her fall with a blow. Whams said it was a very strange thing, andiron what Mrs. Loader bad said ohs behoved the woman was dead is the borne, sad that • policeman ought to be seat foe. Mrs. Laid., said if so site was is die cellar under the stairs. Whales tried to open the back kitchen door with the front door key, but it would not opera at. WHOM' this west mad sad epeeist the backyard window, and es opining the oilier door witness discovered the bo dyi of the woman fa the cellar. &nabs& Leader said she and her huaband lodged to the frost kitchen of No. 15, Smith-street. and were tamed to Yea. Bishop and Brown. They both drank °madman sad quarrelled very much, but mon so when they were in drink. Had heard Brown sense the decried woman with going with other sass. I have know. gentlemen to visit he. One she mid was her uncle—an old gentleman about 50 years of age. The other was a man about 40. The younger one cease mostly mos a week. Becollected Brows and Bishop having a quern! on Tneaday week, between twelve and oo o'clock. Had seen them both that morning. Brown tome ia at Wiliest elevate and asked when kis mistress was. She cease is about twelve o'clock ad weal into the back hitches where they bed a good many words. I hosed her screaming, end then beard a fall When she tame in was the lam time Eters bad seen Rosetta Bishop alive. Witness went out. sad en coming back about 20 minutes after she saw Brown sitting lin the parlour with the parker_ dear open. He called her aad "The bird has Bow." Ifs them told bar the dress she had us, and mid "she snapped her fingers at him out side the door." He mime dowalst the afternoon and bad tea with witness and her husband about 4 o'clock. Bow Stowe again about 11 eras& lie the Wedoesday, and also re the Thursday zooralerg. He said be had bees op all the eight before and was going to bed. Did sot see hies spit till Saturday sight, when he came horns, and met him as the Sunday moninaj aiz ootniag down stairs, sad afterwards ot in th I. the &Derme summer house. He ap pears* as anal, OM sidling about lira. Bishop. That • was the bet taw lasses had seen Brown alive. By the Jdry-1 had smelt a very bed smell, but thought it was the &air, as at times they smelt very badly. The eel, untrue& to the dolcupboard, when the woman's body was found, was under the stairs. By the Oarater—l ban maned letter for Ilre. Bishop, hat on tistardes Lot 1 notived one for her ander cover. addressed to me. The inside saveloys was addrineed "Mee. Bishop, 15, Smith-street." Inspector Obese pedaled the letter, which was identi fied by the wittier sod reed by the COMA% IS was es follows " eaturday, July 23. "Dear Rasstak —I was much surprised and iinappoiated at not nasetiag you according to promise, on Tiwaday, and have likewise expected you every altoroooe shwa, which I had prepared for aseordiegly. I sisoarsly truss thaa your batt is over •it sot, you seat be bras in the sad Dot Suck Iron your colours. lays been vory= all the week— scarealy able to work. Meet tee, dssrest, at Liverpool-street, sa two o'clock to.day.—Yogis for ever. W.N." _ 'thalami Woodrow, polio* 'mutable 1659, deposed to being called is en Aoaday alumna, having beim told a newton was murdered in • kitchea as No. 16, Binith-inreat. He went thus, and found the body of a woman in a coal cellar nader the stairs leading from the back kitchen. He could only at Brat sae her band, her clothes being over her bead. He seat for a surgeon, end this found a knife in the kitchen. with blood which appeared to have been wiped off. (The had. was produed) Had also subsequently fouled the hatchet produced in the water butt, aid saw it had blood sad hair upon it--evidently a woman's hair. Joke Hodgman' MarroT, come?. °facer for the parish of St. Pencem, proved swag to the //mama. Smith tree, and tiding the bodies—that of the woman in the kitchen. and Oho man Brown is the parlour. Os searching the kitchen hand • hearth rug rolled up, and I. it • quantity of mattes, which Dr. Bothnia, the divisional polies surgeon. who was peewit, pronounced to be human basins, and also a pima of skull. Dr. &dhotis here produced a lams triangular pieced the skull referred to._ _ Mr. William Jackson, surgscia, of 42, Brower. amet, Samire-lowa, mild he was called I. 12, 12linith-street, se Houday afternoos, shortly after two o'clock. He found the demand in a cellar in the book kitchen, which was so small that in order to get the body In, the lags wen weed up over the main sealant the wall. Oe dreggleg the body eat he (wed en extensive wooed along th e whole al the right aide of the brad. Had *Moe made a part mortem tics of the erscsaies body. Them were several healers is the hip, aid es the right fore arm them was as liaised wound completely dividing the alma. On examining the head found five several wounds at d tractors.. The first was ma the upper and 'Minor portion of the left parietal boo., cutting through the skull for an inch sod a half, and penetratiag the brat.. The second was a wound screws the right temple taking off the upper part of the right gar, which was ;Si ll miming. The third was a wound upon the right meter boos The wooed through the integuments barium the appearance of a pima titre. The fourth was a wound is the obis, dividing the lower jaw. The fif th was a most ulc er fracture, portions of the skull brios beaten in and gone, ex. seeding from the occipital eed from the beak to she trout of the head. Several portions of the boos of the Atoll were miming. No doubt the piece of bone produced by Dr. Sutherin was • pima of the skull. Of the brain itself Owe was sot more than me-third left. By the Coroner—The cause of death was the injuries to the head. These injuries must have been inflicted by soma other llamas head, and sot by isseideet. The hatchet pro duped was joie the aort of inetnuneut with which such in juries inieht be produced. There was human hair on it, but the blood might - het/ailed eft with the water. Tb. Corosio et this poti.t •Ospetod stliouroeseet Were =into videos. am to the death of the uses, but the jury James Georg* Brown , Little Church-strwat, Meryl& 'woe, was then azamiae 73, d, and mid be was the sou of the deceased man, and resided with hie mother. Hie father had left his mother about seven years. Saw him last alive on Sunday and on the previous Saturday. He seemed depressed, and as though lie had given way to drink. Knew him to be living with Mrs. Bishop. Had met his father on the previous Thursday, and be gave wittiess a silver watch, either on Wetisseday or Thursday, saying he was rise to Australia. On Saturday night he gave witness some papas, which he said related to property valued at 1501., but witness did sot understand them. E. Sewell, 50, ChaltOO.strTeet, Emtoe-road, said he had known the dammed Brown, wbo name into DU her with a brown paper parcel, sad showed him some deeds and *alga meats of property. This was on Tuesday week. He said he had had arow with his mistress, who Dad broughtsomeSowers horns from Comet -garden, and said they lt+id bees gives bar by some you's fellow. Them deeds related to boom in Weet-street and about Burtes-cneoset. They win M. domed "Mrs. Itiohnp ;" but b said he had paid Ilse my for the house is Weetntreet. It we about 11 o'clock ia the morale,. Bad not men hies for three months before. He came on the Wednesday, and wanted witness to lewd kin a sovereign en the deeds ; but, wider the advice el his wife, he did not do so. He earns again is the Tlisreday, and alter joking with a man as the bar, he let. He left the deeds in witness's possession, and came on Saturday night Met with his see (the witness), George James Brows, Heeled eked fr r the deeds, he banded this. to his we, telling him to take we it them. The son hod since lett them in his (witness's) possession. Elisabeth Loader, he answer to a question, idestißod lho statist as one ab had frequently lees Bieber sae for chopping fireweed. Tb inquiry was adfouraod till Tuesday evesisisazt. ICEILi•LOILDIRS. Is moped $o armsale-loadieg rifles come very lasportsust roadie Imre arrived at. lassmuch as Mr. Rigby's nail mode a very superior more to that °Maimed from a Whitworth rifle. The reap woo at 800 yards, 100 shots, and the foli lowlag was the result of the 100 shots from Rigby's rids : Total Ben. eyes. Centro. Onion Marks. FINS 30 shots l6 51 9 143 aecood 60 shots lO 23 6 161 The total el the 100 shots wth 306, and the iiies 37 Wastes 18 mooed& The total et ilten accuracy shots woe 33—vis., 7 liolre.syes. 2 centres, 1 mtes, which, with 2 ball's-eyes in the two last sighting shots, made 9 bun. eyes ia 12 easesentive shot.. The Whitworth ride trials made the following more : Bair. epee. Centres. Oaten Ilium Total. At SOO yards 3l 43 19 11 203 These were bad is 28 thin. 48 sec. Far the 10 acoantay shots 32 marks were weds. &older laW eS7 Castro'. Oates. Total. 7 la IS lat rat time einorpiod woo 12 sin. 48 an. For anancy 21 wore solo for 10 ions. MT. ayaa. Patna. Oakes. Total. Hoary l5 NI ti al 100aboto were And in 16 min. 4 sec Accuracy points 30. Burs eyes. Gybe& Oaten. Mimes. To4aL Ozer The above were deed ia 17 minutes 13 mooed. ; bat it extra is right te state that a broke, and t had to be cted from the barrel with rod i and • knife. which caused a eonsidereble for of time in the operation—all tell. lag against the competitor. Wan the above it will be seen that the Henry ride elands at the top of the list, the Hoary ride is of • weight coupled with its leogth that is not is scoordeues with the prevent military we pow. All the trials took plisse with a rest, but in the case of the Hear, ride it wee fired in • sitting pasitioe. all the rest being in • standing position. eostot will be continued this day. We regret to etas. that the Guardsman Thomas e wee not so well yesterday as was Wiped, a onesid= r e amount of fever having set in. width gave rim to Isaias' of satiety on the part of the medical men in attendance iipou him. We wen informed, Itaismer, that no fears are eetertained as to zoortiiestios sethiag is. CRENIORNE GARVIN& —TER GREAT FIRE BAL LOON.—M. Enloe Godard made his escood and deferred meat in his peat flee bacon la's sight, before at hut tea thousand persona. The wind had been somewhat high dude( the afternoon, and had sot talks much daring the *Teeing, bat the fame's was lighted shortly before sums o'clock, and in lees than an hour the vast and panful structure stood up in the grounds. reedy to mount with its =gen Before the guest could bs made the had to be prided to a spot comparatively free from tree' and poles, and this caused much itheite mast stumps the crowd, who appeared to be attracted by and yet afraid of the machine. Nothing an well be ima. peed roots impressive than this huge glob swaying to and fro amongst the crowd, and dragging with it a roaring furnace, which shoots up dames through a gauze urns at the top of slugs funnel into its dark and yawning interior. The beat sent out from the furnace hake ad the interior of the balloon is very gnat—so peat, that those few who stood near the oar just before the balloon started felt their faces moulted. The side of the balloon caught &Oust before the ropes were cut away, but the slight Games were speedily put out with cane of water by H. Godard's work men. Only au passenger, besides the aeronaut and his assistants, sacerided last night, The ascent was cleverly managed, sad the balloon appeared tabus more buoyancy than it had when it weeded before. It took an easterly direction. It. Godard ascended to a great height, and lost sight of the earth for a asseiderable time. He descended is safety at Woodford after • very pleusat journey of forty minutes. Upwards of a thousand parson were present at the demerit, who were highly delighted to have an oppor. toady of eternising the halloos and apparatus. Every attention was shown, and all assistance required was ten. dared. On Monday next there will be an aerial race, when Mr. Adams will ascend lin his gas halloos, and Id , Godard will make his third jumpy. MAT EXAMINATIONS OF THE &MCI AND ART Drrernoure—The results of these examinations have just been published, and show the usual steady rite of in crease in the number of adieus and others under auras don le the various breeches of educe which this department sacousiges. I. 1863 the tots! number examined was 2,671, whilst in 1864 it was 3,264, bong an increase of 593, or more time 22 per cent. Inorganic ehemistry remains the most popular subject, there being 651 candidates against 679 last year. Animal physiology is snood, 479 having presented themselves this year anion 343 lent. Is surly all other subjects there is a steady advance. The actual numben are as follows ;—la geometrical drawing, 312 candidates ; in mechanical drawing, 185; in building construction, 55 ; in theoretical mechanics, 43 ; in applied mechanics, 26 ; in acoustic., light, and heat, 253; in magnetism and electrieity. 209 ; re. icorguie chemistry, 851 ; In organic chemistry, 142 ; in geology 164 ; in milierainy, 26 ; in animal physio logy, 479 •is zoolog y, 174 ;in vegetable physiology, 121; is systematic botany, 70 ; in mining, 22 ; and in metallurgy, 70. la the following five subjects taught ia navigation schools which have this year been added, viz., madness tau savigation, nautical setroosmay, Mum, and physical geography, then were 380 centlidatea ADMIRALTY, JULY 28. --AnoinTwxyre. —Com mander W. B. Uvulas, to the Styx, vice the Hoe. W. J. Ward, promoted. Paymaster C. A. Pritchard, secretary to Sir C. Frenthatle. AGeletaGt Clerk W. J. Hubbard, to the Urgent. DIA= ST DROWNING AT HONORRFORD PIER— Yesterdy a youth named Edward Hyde, aged 15, was play ing es the barges moored to the Husgerford Wharf, when lie slipped into the water sod was drowned in spite of the exertions to save bin med. by a young seen nand Tiny. e _ I — iisi 11,000 40 I,i - 00 t & d. 8 $ 8 II 1 8 TS • 8 117 •