The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

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The cabins are eMpntly fitted up ~,t h appliance for the comfort of peasengers in a warm 'mar, area the come to Oahe, it la expected. will be made, urkda E.mt. is SS days.—Apply at the CompeWa Meek 3 . ludo-avenue. Leadt4Alll.lllZOlir or Hageraized, DEVITT and MOORE'S AtSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.— For SYDYILY Direct (to sell trots the river p nu:ninny on the Roth num; calllog at Plymouth to r e,rt omen lit September). the well-lutown Oafs Di %CAN DUNBAR. AI for IS years, 1.174 tons register, jaltha B. eWANSON. Commander; lying In the lam India la This ship. bunt axis esaly for the Sydney trade, has barn ett ,i the grestrat can: and cm:lade:Woo for the toestort et re. , -bon . her cabins are lofty and airy. She can ammo stedatt a few tnterenedlates, and will carry en experlenoed st r,,, —For terms of freight or pamege apply to Captain 4t AN.. IN, on board: to GELLATLY. RANKLY, and SEWELL. No. Leadonhellotami; to to =MIT sled MODEM. f. /111- Lterauret. nETITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JJ of PACKET SHIP.—For PORT PHILLIP Direst ite be eapsehed on the 25th Aust. last shipplos day tird August.. tk efippernhip INDESINITY A 1. rogistar 4.1:01t01: JENKINS, Commander ; Lo lyin% In the London . This regular trader has a fine poop, wit unusually good ..,• o romodeth.e for cello passengers, awe otters a !bet-rate ,pip.rtuoty for fine and season good; banes performed ler lW pwooge to Helbuurne la id data.—Par tense of tried or ptwx apply to Dsvin and MOORS. 4 Hillltersiesse. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D I'l.t KET 9111 P.—For ADILLUDZ Dins& (to sail front the n, r punctually ou the 4th August, minim at Plymouth of the th AUVUK no embark passengers:, the' splendid stew clipper Nnp t [Tv OP ADIV.LAIDL, A I It years, 250 tome register. tour fro, DAVID BRUCE klat• of the Irene). Com m: .ler I) tog la the London Docks. Thts tine ship has been but): rspbsely for the Adelaide trade . she has a fun poop, fitted with Lath roma, and every other comfort for the acconnooda b.e abut passengers. Her 'tweet decks being lofty and .fr) ones also a desirable opportunity for a few @wood awn an.-) intermediate passengers, and will carry as experienced strut-•n.—For terms of freight or pommy spply to Captain BL( h. on board or to DEWITT and MOOILL 9, Walter sure_ Will be followed by the well-known Aberdeen clipper Hoar Bell. nEVITT aDd MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 PACK SHIP. for ADELAIDI Meet (to sail pan,PutUi on the 4th September. last ableTtag day gad Sep truth. r the epleudint Aberdeen clipper RUTILE BILL. • I 131," 57 2 tons register. H. W. 11 A ItifSWOILTS Commander : ku.: t, the Londou Docks. This beautiful vessei. Wit el. he the Australian trade. has most elegant accommoda tion, r passengers, and Is one of the fmtest ship, oat of the pert N Lmdou, laving perforated three voyages from the eolom in tis. 79, sad 7$ days respectively.—for terms of !Meld re {swage apply to Divirr and 110011, 9, Billiteregavet. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .LEf PACE= ISMI P.—Tor LAUNCESTON Direct (las a pant pert of her eugo engaged and flopping, and will lave fink* despal.l tbs besalifsd new clipper FUGITIVI, Al lOyeara, tons register, W. B. BABWOOD, Commander lying la the Wen India Docks. This line ship has Jed been bunt by Messrs. W. Pile. Bay. and Co. of Sunderland, expels* for tie tend*, and has first-rate acerfenroodatlon for a few dad oaten pawn ters—i or terms of freight or perege apply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALKS& Ito. St. . or to DitVITI and WolflE. 7. Billiteretreet. Will be followed by the well•known clipper Isabella Brown. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Al of FACIE= SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct to sail I noctually on the lath of August, taut shipping day 9th of An: 4 . the solesdid ellpperuhip PERCY, • 1, 919 toss register, lilt HARD MBANK MORE, Commander loading It the Fist Lulu Dicks. This regular trader has a spacious sad elegant p and affords an excellent opportunity for first-claes pawn gers has great height in the teeeen decks for the accooiniodo lion of bounty ticket and other Intermedisie passengers, and will carry a surgeon, if reualred —For freight nr passage apply to the owners, Mesas. RICHARDSON BROTHELS sad Co., lt, Bl Relealtslaca, Blehogingatoetreet or to nsvlrr sad 1110011 E 9, Billitarotreet. DEVITT sad mooars AUSTRALIA/ LINK of PACK NZ SHIP.—For LACNCESTON Direst (to follow the Fugitive wit► all possible despatch , the weiLknown ship ISABELLA BROWN, A 1, register aSti tom. I. GAL LAGII Ate, Commauder. . lying in the !Andrei Docks. This mart mewl hail a with Brst•rate accommodation for chief cabin and pemg noted for her quick pauses. offers a to shippers —For terms of freight or par Sipe applyirprig sag 11001.1, I, Billitereuest. BLACIC BALL PASSENGER LINE of WPM PACKITS tor AUSTRALIA trout Looks direct. Sydney SyJoey Q 9 ee nab% nd ',Golden City.. go. ensland !Wit Bodged. Pus celebrated Una of packets hate, by their punctuality and tspl•l passages, earned a rrorld•koosro reputation, and their papar► anger accommodation is unsurpassed by my vessels afloat—!or ad particulars respecting freight or rumps to Australia apply to JAMES BAINES and tn., Liverpool : AVMIe for the Mack EMI Line ; and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Leedeatialaotasse, Leedom. LC. AUCKLAND, N.Z., by WILLIS'S LINE Establithed —The celebrated ezegyal nun Whew slop TRIDENT s al leave the Put ladle Dock on PAIL RDA Y. the SOtk Itet.—T M. RAMAT and Co., 1, leadruhaEetreat ; and GA EN, ROBINSON, and Co., Rut India Avenue. CLNARD LINK —BRMSH and NORTH ANERICAN ROYAL MAIL STILAIII-611IPS. the Admiralty to all between LITRAPOOL and ARM NUR[, aml nommen LivispooL and BOSTON, the Boston .alp al Haillaz to lend and redeye plummier. and =MIL The fol lowing or other vessels are appointed to mil Rem Liverpool. aft* at r^vir M pro*. in. mails. •PERSJA. kir NEW YORK. Saturday, July 30. Tskies: gansagers and goods for Nassau and Hanna. to he trend erre4 at New Tort subject to the perninien of the Vaned elates maudlin: on board the RALE& Conks. A %lA, for DOSTOK, Saturday, Augaat & CHINA. ler NEW YORK, Saturday, August 13. Pusan nosey, nalladhir steward's tee and proudest, tut rant wipes or Dyson :—To Matt= sad Bonn. chid sank El!: second cab* El& To New York. shier arts. AN ascend cabin, VS. Knight to Halifax. Beaton. and New York LI tr i 11 4 :11 . .1 I yer ant. printare.—apply to J. B. Boort!. U, Old t, Loans : I. IL Currie. Hama and 11, Moe de la Ewer, Pars ; G. sal J. Burns, Buebansonrest, Marge. : D. sod C. %deer. eannetown ; at D. and C. Heeler. It Water bed. I.lserpooL STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QL - EENBTOWN TO NEW VONA. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, sad PHILADELPHIA STEAM-PIM onearr Intend deo lark* their tallisowired Clyde-built bon on. Steamalp., timing the raw Stone mai. nom LIVERPOOL POE IrP.W Yoko cll - 1 - Of BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aueast o. C:T V OF LIMERICK, naturday. August O. 01 NA, Wednesday, August 10. etary W sea every alternate Sett:odor. t Nano by the mall Mamas salltan every Wedaloda7. lk 11, and 21 iota.... accordion I. the accontoodaticn. Oalsin Puree by the Saturday's steamers, U gunge& Porword pigmy gonwas, including all provishno cooked. Parenaws bar Cumin We Vaned Italia, sal, British Columbia. booked thrown wr7 alYantageons ternit —For further pentagon appl7 la wILLIA3I INMAN, tt, Weer-street, Liverpool; or to RIVES tad Kul r. gl. EhW Willionuttreet Clty. 11013ILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co despatch the undermentioned Ord-elaie steamers: r^r ROITERDAIe, the RAT IVIIR, every Sunday months& from Ihrinitege Tier, at 10 ant, caltlo< M Hlaet.all for pee at 11 a.m. Perm, a 2 U.. it 10e., sad 17a ed and the 'TIN/ lougDerery Thanday morning mealy Mem of the Sower. Fare al. — FT;gitENIES neutral vessels, coder Bertha lag, the ADLLIk WOKE, or iI'HWALBE. every llturs•tay morning (weather per eon.._ Li ._ from tionnlydown, and trims Black - wall at , oh Fare*. a?, Al. and 10. a. Fur fo)TIIENBUILO, a steamer, in a few Cara for freight. peewee. ite., array Chr" Ushensi hrernh,l•rhi. W.. or to PILILLIPPIk BAVI4 ?BILLUPS, sod k 0 . 11. roodklaae. LC. TFIEECROPRAN and AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION . Lltolted). N.. I R APPLICATIONS for SHAT In AU Company ~ .I•, e layman after EDNEnDAY„ the Mb Instant, In 1,1,1,n. sad sATUIDAY, the *nth that, boa the *sentry. —By tr In of the hoes* T. B. GROCECKILB., learetary pro tea. T'mPqrary Thruadoredlorinsk . 20th ld), IS4& \NH ITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable u. venous' Attrantinn. and to bealth and longevity by t'• -r mastication of food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or I , EN I Ilftleg, enrapnunded of Oriental Ingredients. is ctu...timsbir name la pre...Trims and beautifying teeth Ir iiiirti• - nins th e gums, and in tieing a plowing frogman, llt eraliemes tartar from Um Mask ren=oo decay,aid polishes and preserve. tan • a imparts a pearl-lire u Weans. Its Invaluable= tom, free obtained the patronage of re= and the 1 ,f furl*, and It Is Moe ~ kLi hold at 20. Haunoganima and " rabiggials ' " r i'imere. Ask for kowlastle DINNEFORDE PURE FLUID MAGNESIA • nu need darling tersolydlire mYelhatikall7 maw u. Me medical protrudes, tialireresalp aocie/Ainl 111 •LI , . a. the hest rem e dy for acidity of rho alionach, beset i‘che. rout, and indigestion and as a mild aparleni • ~ .estitstlone, more especially for ladles awl (AO ., prepared. In • state of whet part sad or millions er r. '9 PIYS FIORD awl Co lit Is" rnemd - ealeek l • 6 .44 •••14 by all rtapecabble [Mai* Y e iroaglicout ribs wens Talmo. Dadra 1,730 1,800 2.500 2,600 To Sod. I. bawls Ansa HI X bulk IWO. JO IL India AuguottS T. India To follow INthe zu u rro of the CITY of LONDON. GlCeTtloolx.-1 have cm Neural occaakets been by influential cation of Landon to allow myself to be as a candidate whenever a vacancy should occur in the maw asatalioa of the City. The letter which W appeared this morning In the Thaw" tram oar respected representative, sir James Duke, awaoestelog his intention of retiring from Parliament, renders it necessary that some response should be oven by me to the bag expres sions of those who have thought that I should not prove an an worthy rspreeentetive of the great 'literate entrusted to a mem ber of Parliament for the City of Loudon. I beg to assure you that I should esteem it an honour to be one of the representatives In the Bowe of Commons for the City of London, having for many years been actively sawed in the public affairs of the City, and largely latereetad la its *ads and committee. _ _ iyaltaeltment to the liberal canes is well known to the electors. I always advocated end supported those liberal miseiples which have tended se materially to promote the pew of ail alarm in this coantry, and Cl the same time ham rdt strength and security to the constitatke. The position of chief magistrate, in which the favour of my fellow citizens he. pissed roe, encourages lses to hops that may be honoured with the confidence of the electors, who may Seel asared that in entrusting tome the microns reap:mobili ties and duties of their representative be Inirbansent, those re sponsibilities will ever be kept in view, sad Shoes duties ear nest 4 and faithfully discharged. I am,, Gentlemen, Yours very fal i LILIAM bMi tgWILLNCI. Mearliem-house, Jely In, laid. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and CANAL OGILTANT. GRAM ailltkeelk LMee Shares tie Mg sista -- Deposit £1 per skarn on Appilosaka. sag El IN. Os Aliolam& No Duthie call will be made below July lek I. l'he Luadhq of the Shareholders will le limited by the Lot to the ainciant of their shares. PIioVILUOBAL DM:MOM Major-General ITTDD, Orion, Exeter, Chairman. II)WARD OM, Req., merchant, Birtelagheat, and Belle one, Ralmowen, Dety•Chatriaan. Simpson Lloyd, La. ;Mears. Lloyds, Pats, sad Ca) James Boykin, Esq., Edgbaston. John Breerley Payn, gag.. Birmingham, . Directors ed the Mr- James Watson. RAO Birmingham, l minghstaßaaklng Co. George B. Lloyd. Req., The Bank, Birmingham. James Baldwin, Req., Breedon.lionie, ICMO Sorrow John Coralerth, Req., Berkeley Wire Wm, Birmingham. S. • Carpeater, Esq., Blnalaglaam, sad Birches Green Mills, &Wagged. Hector L Coalmen Fol., Birmingham (Dfreeter of Mott's Patent Sheathing and Metal Cornp.ny. Belly Oak , . (With power to add to their number.) laniard. Birailaghane—The Birmingham Banking Company. Messrs Lloyds and Co. London—The London and Westminster Bank. SOUcTrolk Mr. Jahn Richards, SS, Temple-street, Birmingham. Mr. Beajantle Boars, 40, Waterloo-street, Btratingliaaa lasuiltaa--George Ls, Esq. SUSITITOIL—Mr. Richard Clarks. MOW& Birmingham—Mr. Nathaniel Lea, ha and Mr. W. J. Scott, 11, Waterloo-street. London—Theodore Lloyd. Rm., 110, Old Broad-street. ancRITAILT —Mr. David Manna, JIM oMoes—Tetaple-balldlaiga, SO, New-elerept4Binniagium. ABRIDGED This Company Wei i;nital fat tb - e - perpose of giving te the inhabitante of the perilous illetriets as the western side Birmieghant, includuig Harborne and Belly Oak, the railway accommodation of which they are at pressen d.eprired, eld which is so much needed , to provide a better access to the town for the lartm and important trate opining trout the ecuttlx-west by way of Kinks Norton and also, by means of a branch to the Etenrbridge Extension Railway, to bring the Important coal fields of East Waresitenhire Into immediate connexion with the hest depot for that miners) in Birmingham, via, the Worcester wharf. I;;pectnses and forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the ofdais of tle Company. sad of the !makers. brokers, sad soliciton. 110111 OF APPLICATION POT IMAM. To be ret.tiont by the Staten To the Mutant of the Meet Birmingham Railway awl Cabal —_____ Compasy. Gentlemen.—Having paid to your bankers the met t being a deposit of Li par sham on .bane ta the above Compaq,. I hereby request that you will allot me that number. sad I agree to aeoept the same or any less number you may allot me : to pay to your bankers the further .am of it 10s. per slime on sllotment, and to alto the Subscription Coattact ghee required. __ - Nam la fall Aden= Oasupsiles Data WEST BIRMINGHAM and CANAL COMPANY (United). NO FUNTRIUL APPLICATIONS for MIA= fa this Coo. PSn 4.111 be Z AFTIZ lIATUIDAY, 3519 50, We, at dent* p re. BLIP DAVID MALIN& Job_ Secretary. Tennle-banings, Newatreet, Dirminglisn, July 18, 1954. THE MERCHANT BANKING OF LONDON IMITRD, IN VITA SUNSCILIPTIONS FOIL 1111 CAPI TAL OP THE BRITISH sad NITHERLANDS INDIA BANK (limited). Incorporated under The Compute@ Act, 11101," which 1ft11144 the liability of each shareholder to the ameant of ids shares. Capital, Two Millions, in 40,000 Shares of LiO each . lint tsar, 20,000 Shares—lt iv proposed to call op more than tit per Deposit el per Sham sad 5.4 as Allotment. No call to exceed Lt per Share, and Three Youths' Interval betimes each call. Charles Boger, Esq. ;of tit;l;l7 - o.rm of H. and J. Johnston and Co.), London. Alexander trader, Isq., London (of Maclaine, Watson, and Co.. Batavia • A. Hector, Lg. (ot A. Hector sad CO.. London and Ilardsd•. Jams McMaster, faq, Director of the Merchant Banking Com- Robert McKerrell, faq., 4d, Inverness-terrace (ot Scott and Co., Masuitlm John Paterson, faq., Chairman or the Standard Bank et BMA* Beath Africa. John Therm" Inn., Director of the Milani:a Bank. BAJIMIJ The Alliance Beak, London, Liverpool, and Manchester. The Merchant Banking Company of London, Cannon street. Binning —Mame. J. and J. Whitehead, 8, If oorgatestreeL diCUITAILT ro tem 1-11. W. Bali. Farr oMoss—lternhant Banking Company of London, 88, Cannon. street. PEqSPIZTUS. . W pest few years considerable addition has beil i n ii" Zio ' to the banking capital of our meat lantern posses- Mons, it Inuit still be admitted that in I.dla. China, Japan, and Mistretta, as well as in the lidera Archipelago generally, bud nem has grently outran misting banking accommodation. and the mosimity again primes hard and severe upon trade In these parts kr greatly lammed monetary facilities To meet this necessity in some measure the Delilah end Netherlands India Bank is established and although it takes powers In Its arUcles of association to enter upon any portion of the wide field before it, not only in India, China. and A but also in the Pastern Archipelago, yet lie fleet operatl u ost ail A be directed to those parts width have been chiefly nettle led by the newly-crested kindred inetitutions Chief among these gelds in ladle will be the Madras Presi dency, and some estimate may be formed of its vale. when It I. Aided that the Import and export trade of Southern India have mom than doubled within the last five years, and the extension of the railway system to that portion of Asia. and the applica tion of Zurepeaa email to the deveopment of its great re sources as • cotes, cotton, and tee-growing territory, have in creased its productive power to stick ertent that • greet addilion of banking capital is absolutely imomenry to meet the IWthisste requirements of commerce. The British and Netherlands India Bank will also, without lose of time, establish branches in China, Japan, and Batavia, and arrangements are contemplated wish an Amtrallen Mink, by which lie operations will likewise be effectually esiended to that deal As a ',minable Investment the BMA*h and Netherlands India Bank often a very desirable opportunity. It will commence operstions under promises of very valuable and mtwt eMenalve rapport ; and at a time when the Joint-stock principle in banking is penetrating with new eves every part of the rich Beide pre sented in the Inst. it will participate at once la that very lucrative business which was once, the monopoly of native discounters. . . . . . ...1;e7;11;;CTITAIOn ni exchange banking boldness will also be undertaken by the British and Netherlands India Bonk, an I it will constitute a peculiar festive of the Company, that under satisfactory recuritles it will issue credits to producers, through which large commission's/a marls to the Banc. No promotion mosey wan be game is the establishment of the British sad Netherlands India Bank. The preliminary expenses will be confined to necessary disbursement& The remuneration .4 the directors left to the shareholders. Preepectuses, and forms of application for shares, may he oh. tamed ed the brokers, hankers, and at the temporary offices of the Compaay but no application for shares will he considered unless a deposit of Cl per share him been previously paid to the bankers of the Company. The articles of association can be seen at the ofloes of the Company. Is the event of no allotment being mule, the deposit will he retsreed without dedsction : and should the number allotted be leas than the number applied for, he pansies( in excess will be applied towards the amount due. PORN OF APPLICATION 1011 !BALI. To be rotaloed by the Bankers. To the Directors at the British and Netherlands India Bank GentlemeL—Flaving paid to your Bankers the sure of . being • deposit of tl per share on shares m the above Company. I hereby request that you .111 allot me that number. and I agree to become • member of the Company In respect ot such shares, or le respect of any less number you may allot me, and to pay on allotment the farther deposit of LS psi share thereon, sad I request that my name may be placed or the Register of Members em* for the shares hill se atheist N le Zemdeace Profession or Mimeos Date BAB.LOVPS PATZNT OASIC STAND, new be reatten, se admirably contrived Moit a fen tt o i: i s well as mealber casks, way be raked or tilted cm it Übe= or troable. Ile adios I. at Impalpable that the sediment .1 Um meet Add by so poesibdity can be itlitarbel. Prins Oa, 11r.. 14a, to snit 14 S. sad IS piles make. 13ABLOW'S ULF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Me vent=seialseL Ns mere Sat beer seer wine. Mos da. : siedr=d va r i z=direst to lAMBS ItAIILOW, peteatee, Mandoe-bosse. , Si. that masa and addrees am on mire article : all ethers ere ' egintions Wisdom. Ingravlap rano. lalebilehed .LONDON, WEDNESDAY A NTEROPOGIASSOB. NOW 01111 - 4:7- h - 3. ormoramm ...dmke 'hammist.. /trolling nature bares& In lie rood and OK be. HIBITID DAILY, at IA e la ttr e tt li a s. ra:ll 4 9 o• c at the AL /WWII Ha, Dan BMWs. The prom has pronounced It the vendor of the world T HE OXFORD.-BELECTIONB !torn MAT LA FOBZA DEL DIUWIO. Vs Bello la liasetwitit Pau* and the Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented empty. Director—Yr. 7. /ONGEtIA Comely by Dance* Easel" W. Raodell. W. Banos, GM Wu N Oll 7 Power. the celebrated juvenile comedlesae. NIBS EVENING. QT YENS ant SONS, 78, Bisho te-street L., intWo.—LIGHT StiltYZIL W 1241111, Bottle Welad44l. Claret, 14a, 10a, lite Barmaid", lia., Me, $114., Ni. pr dne Clbabila .... 201., 204. Swarm Hoek and Xdoiall• NO.., 20., Ws „ Chaignin na, Na, All owe Wins and Spirts equally "namable OAIITION.—COCKS'S celobrated RZADING ‘J b eat toe Maly Game, Steaks, neaps, Gravies, Hot sad Cold Meat& sad oadvalled ter amend ase, to sold by on re =:.deakre L INICIA. It la skaosteelared oaly by the at the Role Proprietor, CHARM OOCKS, 6, Duke sine% Headiatt. the WOW &Naos Wants:aim An othen ere Swims baltatloes. RRORNT PIANOFORPR ROOMS. AMMON sad LWOW& Modal Introotent Waken to her atiosty, NJOSINVITAIST. W. AROLLtIf HARPS, 12 strings, 165., 215., to Mlse. ; IS striae', C 1 11e. all. was.; statags, La It itt Id. era. Wet Ineltilled. ADDISON ma- LUCY sts, RIGENTATILINT, R. CONCERTINAS.--48 .2. 1= Double Action, at m* is ADDISON and LUCA ta. ISOLNZATIZIT, W. D M:MS.—Sid % 255. to r 4 10s. each ; Baas, teals ADDISON ad LUCK tIs.= B II7.STIERT, W. VLl7TES.—Boehm's %Alumni and Prize Medal, cylinder, in handsome =homy or softwood auo, L 8 ta., Ll 2 111 a., and £lO 165.; ditto, sliseting ether. 26 wnhassa. Then dates are pronounced by W. B. Wells, the eminent , to be the best cylinder late with old systems 01 Coni cs!, S.3.2s_to te, ea. sad LUCA& 11X6rxr-arzarr, w. GUITARS. —The -- beet - Models, from £2 2.. to ADDISON and LUar... -lilekiNT-STILIAT. W. HARMONIUMS, from 28 Ba. to GO guineas. Moe lista tree per pest ADDLIK)N sad LUCAS. LW, I.ILOWI-STINIT, W. VOCAL HORN, highly tiaished,2B Ba., in case. This especially recommended to amateurs and pro fessors as a b esoUdsi drawing-room instrumeel Hated C, songs with pianoforte accompaniment can be played m pub lished for the voice without transposing or the use of crooks. The ten* I. a combinatioa of the Much sad Weer horns, and Is produced without Mimi Hr. C. Harper Mooed, by appoint ment to give Instructions upon this instrumeut. ADDISON and LUCAS, HO, RIOHNT.STISEr. W. MITSIC AL BOXES, by Nicola—For Table— roar soma a Enloe= : its tunes, 6 guineas; eight Sanaa. roam : twelve team It pawn Oweetwe Hosea, horn It to SO ipalneea. Pocket Boar -ha Seinen 1 guidon Wee tweed, LI I Id. , tour hues. L 2 2e. Mandoline Bum—three tunes, CS 11a ed. ; toor teas. Si ; air tango. LS ba each. Burn moire& ADDISON and LCCAS. SIO, BEGICTISTRELT, R. VOX SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, la ed. per bottle. ELECTRO-PLATING SILVER, ta. Utahhatted more than M yean for rendering old gilt frames and morn-01l plated articles new by a staple application.— POI SMITH. t Strand, W.C.: Deana London-bridge . Bar clay. larringdon.stmet: Appleby. Oslo Bazaar ; Chamberlala, Pantheon ; gender, l 4 thebeell; Num. Bampbq &W. CAUTION. — JOHN BROODS:7Z recommends N./ the public M have the Cant Gold IMAM on the Lenin— .' Floe Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery. being a delusion. JOUR BROOMS'S GOLD CRAMS, and all articles es b his, are sold upon this prlaciple, and at the maionlaataren' prices Maarrfactory, id, Damietta-street, Covent. Barden. W.C. earn made of cholas and Jewellery far la. auk This establtalusant la closed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at I. SEWELL and CO.'S MOIRES ANTIQUES. BPITLLIDILUS IIA:fI;7IICTUAL, aelabrahed throughout the Klagdout, Igalneas the toll .Ireas in all colones 00ILPTON-110141. Illtrlll-STLIZT, and OLD 001IPTON STALICI, SOHO. W. SEWELL and CO.'B TRAVELLING and WATLRPEPOY CLOAKS. rove Irafnea. 001IPTON-HOGIUL, PIIITHATISZT, am' OLD COMPTON STRAIT, SOHO, W. j O UNOINO , TRAVELLING, sod SEASIDE .I.A SUITS, of mations mutation. to diflormoi nointons and noontime, mods facade, In toe latest style at HAMILTON old IIZIMPTOIIII, tos7iiii - rio: ;iiesTio — lisiiiita . 2. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP ?ABUTS. ed. sod ed. sack sold by all chandlers and =throsetheat the Hairdo= bat the public aboald ask Ad's. hut see that the name of J. C. and J. WIIf.LD on each podia., box. and tablet. Wholesale sad for exportatloa at the warm. DMZ KAMM, L 4.IIIILTH, LONDON. S.. when oho say be obtained their Prise Medal Parham Candles. NOTHING is MORE REFRESHING than RlltataLl IXTRACT of LINZ JUICS and GLYCILINE, which dresses and 000 b the bead. sad peen the hair a beautiful =without groaning it. Price ls. 6d., is. ad., sad SL s Todet Vinegar is a perfect luxury this weather as an adjunst to the Wien sad Oath, and a twirls, perfume. Is. and Ss. ad.—RVOSYI Rlllll3l, ea Strand: and St, *raisin. Lawton. MO BOOT and SHOE MANIIFACTIIRERS. WASTICD, by• highl respectable men and Me wife, the MANN:int:ENT of a BRANCH BUSINVIS The %Ile tho se:46ly understands fitting. and machining of every description of boots and shoes : the husband is a good eilesman. of good ad. drew sad accustomed to bashaess. Best references. and security if required. P.S. Three cambium of their awn.—Addlees Z. W.. 14. Trederick.place, 146 e-end-road. Mooed Edltloa, Coneeted & Revised, pest tree 7J.; to cloth, Ltd. THE TEETH : s Practical Treatise, with the host Mesas o Restoring theta whoa Deteettve er Lost. By A. Reaau, Esq.. Samoa Deutist. aloud do better Masa resoutasead for gestural yoreol Mr. Melia Treatise. villa is as mad as it Is naprete ag."—Telegraph, June SO, 11111. London: Clements, IltU. Pulteaepstreet. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asurnes nuccsaams. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. vo..NENA. JULY 26. The first sitting of the Conference was held at one p.m. to-day, at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Besides the principal plenipotentiaries, Count Rechberg, Herr von Bismarck, and K de Quaade, there were also present the second pleni potentiaries, Baron Brenner, Baron Werther, and Colonel Kaufmann. Nothing is as yet known respecting the pro ceedings. PRUSSIA. KIEL, Jou 26. The Prussian garrison has been doubled. Patrols traverse the city every night. PROTEST AGAINST THE PRUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF RENDSBURG. STUTTGARD, JITLY 26. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Herr Oester tein proposed a resolution to the following effect : Solemnly to protest against the forcible occupa tion of Rendsburg by Prussian troops, and to request the government, in conjunction with other states, to oppose this violence, the necessary mesas for that purpose being granted by the chamber. This resolution was carried unanimously. THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS. PARIS, JULY 26, Evirerm._ Acivices received here from Tunis represent the condition of affairs at that place as very wife. vourable. The Khaeuadar persists in requiring the payment of a tax of 36 piastres. The insurgents have broken np their camp. The troops of the Bey are in the neighbourhood of Tunis. Prime Humbert is expected at Paris on the llith of August. THZ WINN INDIZI.—CROOILHAVZIg, JULY N.— The screw steamer, ()bridal:al Coloa, from tits West Indies with pamemirds and a fall cargo arrived a bore this Ow -1 nom Etafind, JULY 27, 1881. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GOODWOOD RAQBB.—Tvinnay. The features of the opening day at Goodwood wan mooooding to presides* Them wee a Jorge and feldeamble party , at ",the House," and the lawn mad grand stead were occupied by elegantlyottired ladies and gentle , Lea. The eerie was capital "going," owing to recent reins, sad the weather. though occasionally somewhat elowd7. we. Abe throughout the day, and, at inter. vale, the heat oppressive. The programme comprised seven men* exclusive of the match between Newchureh and Almsck. Being commenced at half-past 1 o'clock with the Craves Stakes, for which the whole eight intend ran, Anglo-Saxon haste; a slight call of Fairwater is the betties, which wig pretty Dearly 000fillIld to the pair. The first race was a elope and well-conteted one, arid only by Meer game some did Angto-Sanon grata the victory hem Birch Broom, who beet the beautiful Fairwater by half a length for mooed 1 prem. Only Lovelace and Del ord were absentee of the miss solierad and celeered for the all aged Sweepstake., for whisk lady Abbas, Lady of Gamboa, St. Alexis, and Overdone were the lot spiritedly backed, Lady of Ooverhaso, who divided the honours of sicced favouritism with St. Alexis, winning mildly by a length and a half. Liddingtos, who is not under mien for Good- I woad, was conspicuous by hie absence in the Levant Stake, Weds had gems ransom from the torgaty.two .mooed. This Derby favourite in Jennings's stable, Le is daay Jameson backed at evens against the= Melaka big peorerflaf mad. lowa wee set papa* liked, sod before the dm fell the field bad the et *6. Lenders, a colt by Battle, out of Sodality, in Drewitt's stable, woo ' aad dthoogh be only aeldeved a seek victory over the public performer, fiiberiz— Le Mandarin being half a length in the rear of the Duke of Beaufort's filly--the MOMS of the Lewes trained horse pee for mom than hi weal winder, inasmuch ea the Low, besides being unfurnished, wag evidently capable of being made pounds better. The Stewards' Cop brought out the lane field of 40 runners, and more than the nand nun hr of • good thee were talked about. After a tedious delay of exactly an hoar and five minutes at the poet, they were very creditably got away, and the result ended in the Ollly messes of th e long reserved Marigold, who with only Tel i 6lb n the gaddla looked the real good thi n g it proved on her Oeks " form" iset year, when she ran moode , to Queen Bertha at Epsom. Foe the Gralnick, Stakes three opposed Blair Athol, and seemingly out of revenge. " The fielders," who could not find backers to lay the long odds they required on the Derby Wiener, turned their attention to his St. Loser chance. aid is a steetorieu voice one Leviathan bookmaker we Moment in his Mien so lay 3,000 I. 1,000 apt Blair Athol's winning the double event, or 2,000 to 1,000 apt him for the St. Leger. He woo In a caster, and after the ice 2,000 to 1,000 was offered against him for the Don. eater sent. The Ham Stake produced four minim and a bad lot they must*. or Haarlem would not have proved victorious. A Fifty Pound Plate and a Match concluded the day's racing, bat thralls for no courineat beyond the offi cial return below. Goodwood Stakes betting was daring the afternoon almost at a standstill, and the only quota lines we hoard say whisper of were 7to 4 age Mikan' (*keg), sod 8 to 1, Guillaume le Taciturn, there being a growing disposition to" get on" the Frenchman. The *l ee details of the noosing : - - • •- • -- - • - - - gas MASKS Braun of 5 mom each, with 60 sadwrL for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Tim winner to be sold for 5001. ; if entered to be sold for 100 f., allowed Sibs. ; if sot for sale to miry 71bs pins : mares and geldin allowed 3 1 bs. Crayon Course. One mile sad • saner. (S subs.) Yr. J. Lowe's Angloatioe, hy -actinide, 3 yrs. (sot to be sold). flit 51b (lordhain) 1 Wertzeoeelsairs Birch loos. 3 yrs (Dot to be sold), fist feb (J. Golder) 2 Mr. W. ft Cartwright's Itairweter, 0 yrs (not to be sold), tit eh (Cutseee) The follownsy also ran : Alawrico, Greenland, Catch's= Alive, Guardsman, and Yentas. Bitting : 7 to 4 apt Anglinliaxos, 2 to 1 apt isirwufwr, 6 to 1 apt Birch Broom. 8 to 1 apt V•cans, sod 10 to 1 Wel Catch 'sea Alive. Vacuoa, who bad displayed some alight fretfulness at the start, jumped away is (root, but was quickly mated by Greenland, who carried on the running with Ainrico, Anglo Saxon. and Parwstor is close oompsay to the foot of the hill, where Birch Broom sad Catch 'sin Alive (who had bees lying air) drew up, and within half • mile from bone Vacua* joined the front, the lot, eseepting Guardsman, coming onwards from the rails almost bead sod brad,lptretchod across the purer Approaching the distance the frost mot was gradually lonised, and before reaching the lawn the issue was loft with Bit* Bosom, Asglo-fgazoa, sad Fairwator, and a scot esoslloet mos sided in favom of the " Saxon," after • pros straggle, winsing by • head ; hall • lsaigth between mood and third, C•tch Alive being • bad fourth, a ample of lengths is front of Greenland. who proorded lbaiire several lengths. Vaasa', beaten off, was seventh, sad Osordsinan last. - - A Sersirerrain of 10 sows. each, for all ages. The winner to be sold for 300 moss., if demanded, kc. T.Y.C., three quarters of • mile. (9 sobs.) Lard Wartmorelsade Laity of forerbate, by Mountain Deer—Abbess of Cover/tam, 3 yrs, 741. I Ilb .....Morgan, 1 Mr. W. Marries Lady Abbot% 4 yrs, Meath ... 'Creams) W. Alders Overdone, 4 ps, est blb (1 1 Orlresbarr 3 The felkarlag site ran .Usxia To Papillon, Meserale. and Colima. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Lady Abbess, 100 to 30 each apt Lady of Comb= and St. Alexia, b to 1 apt Overdose, end Sto 1 apt Le Papillon. Colima made play In the centre at the course, haring St. Alexis on ber tight and Lady Abbess sad Overstose ea her Wt to the bottom of the bill, where Lady of Coyerhatu took op the running, and Colleen dropped away beaten. At the distance St. Alexis was la distrait, and lady of Corea= coming sway from Overdone and Lady Abbess opposite the lawn woe easily by • length and • ball. Lady Abbess finished two lengths la frost of Overstate. St. Alexis was • bad fourth. The LAVA= Brains of 50 am. isob, 30 ft, for Zys-oblo; oohs, Pot 10ib ; Elko, gat fib; mimeos arks. Hill i mils. (30 sobs.) Mr. flpssom's Lossgdosre, by Battle—SubWoty, est 10115 Wells) I Duke of Beaufort's Siberia, est alb Torithiri 2 Coast P. de Lammas's Le leasilards, ea 101 b (idwards) S The foliowing alio ran:—Scarborough. Edwy, Pilgrim. sad et. Leger. Betties i 6 to 5 opt Le Manderie, 4 to 1 opt Pilgrim, 6 to 1 each apt Loogdow • and Siberia, and Bto 1 met St. Leger. After a little awkwardness ou the part of Siberia, she jumped away on the lend her opponent., and carried on the ruse org with • alight lead of I.oegdown sad Le Mandarin, the Frenth hone being wide on the right of Siberia. The others, with the a:captious of Pilgrim, outpaced from the Mart, ran elms up to the distance, where Siberia, Le Man darin, and ILciegdown:closed, the latter °lndio= beaded the Duke of Beaufort's fitly and Le Mandarin halfway in the distance, and fioally woe a capital nee by a neck. Half • length ea the monad sod third. Scarborough was fornsh, Edwy ,fifth, smith. other two, close together, were beat.. off, St. Leger being last. After the nor 25 to 1 was wasted about Locgdown for the Derby, the highest offers being 20 to I . - - • • - - - - Tag &wawa' Cur, value 300 eon. (Hooding) by sub• nription of 10 sears. nob, with 100 added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards WIDOWS 1111U16 Thrsirquarteza of a mile, (89 tuba ) Lord Weidman land's Marigold, by Teddington—Alster to Sinrapore.tyrs, Tat 6th (Morgan) I Sir J. Hawley a Argonaut, 6 yrs, Hat Sib (Wells) ILL Merry's Crisis, S yrs, Tat 2lb ill. Covey, 3 The following also ran : Lady Clifden, Man-at-Arms, Blue Mantle, Vivid. Tippler, Manton. Quees of Trumps, Alarmist. Hoechst° etas, HioudeSsi. Queen of Spain. Enemata's. Benito, Xing a Utopia, Almack, Lotto, Finonoile, Cadiz. Old Orange Gni, Mesta. Istel. Planet, Flying Ptah, Murals, Tremps, Avon dale. Myrtle, Heald; Teddy, Idler. Aitaa. Wild Thyme, Shea. glop, Townie, Lytham, rinsed, Meows, and Bold Houghton. Betties : 11 to 2 opt Marigold, Bto 1 apt Master Riehard. 9 to 1 apt Beochareaseter, 10 to 1 apt Flying Fish, 100 to 6 aptMan-at-Arms, 20 to 1 apt King of Utopia, 25 to 1 each apt Lady Mien, Queen of Trumps, Bertha, Almack, Muezzin. and Skeffiegton. BI to 1 apt Alchymnt, 30 to 1 each apt Argosaut sad Crisis, 40 to 1 each apt Idler, Atm, and Old Orange Girl, 50 to 1 apt Blue Mantle, 66 to 1 with apt Plant and Bold Houghton, and 100 to 1 apt Vivid. As hour and five minutes was d elayed at the start is futile attempts to get them away, which, when effected, was • commendable one. Flying Fish, Bioodello, Crisis, Lufn., and Queen of Tromps were conspicuous in frost when fairly reaping to the distance, where Queen of Trumps sad Biondella gave way, and left Flying Fish with a clear lead, bat she swerving across the course sad tins opposite the stand Marigold and Argonaut joined Crisis. Holt • dis tance from home, Marigold shot to the frost and woo by a length; a head only separating the second and third. King of Utopia close up was fourth, Flying Fish and Old Orange Girl being fifth sod sixth. Next to then were Len, Man at-Argos, Queen of Spain. and bided them, at the bead of the mixt divisioa, OM. Bloodline; the last of all, pulling up before maim the post, being Tippler. Tat GIATWICitg Bronts of 100 son. nth, h ft ; colts Set 10Ib ; tallies, fist Mb. Penalties and Inol , llllolll. 01%11 mile and a-half. (16 subs.) Mr. W. l'AnsosiaMalr Athol, by Stocknell—Bliak Bonney. Sat 71h Mr. C. Alexander's Pems, Set 71b Mr, Marrs 'a Miss Pickle, Tet lUb (Halyard; 3 Lightfingsr also raw Betting i to les Moir Athol, who waited, pulling double with his hones till half way with,n the diorama, whoa be came away in a few strides and woe by • length and a half ; Miss Pickle • tad third. Tea HAM HTAKIS of 100 eon. each. b ft ; oohs, Bst 101 b ; Anion Bst Mb ; eaten T.Y.C. (three quartos of a mile.) (21 subs.) Mr. flanle's Haarlem, by Zuyder Zee—akinakavegs dam, Sat (J. Ooater) 1 Mr. Nsyloes Skitter, ad lib , Clutilourri 2 Mr. R. Tom Preeek's Jai* s' looters, Set lells (lordhain) Pampa aim rim. &Wag : Byes ea Jack oloaters, 3te apt Skirter, aad sto 1 eadi eget Haarlem sod Pampa. Skater made play to the &Wawa. wheat Haarlem beaded hes. sad the two ma • wood MO, which ended is favour of Haarlem by • heed. A lerigth separated the ascood mid third, sad • heed divided the third sad fourth. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] Frrre POUNDS, sada a* a sweepstakes of soldm eseb, foe 3-yr4dds and upwards ; (Ate WWII!' to be foe 1001. Led mile. (6 Nabs.) _ Dabs of neanforrs lima Hoek, by Llniprion-111ss lrst=ott 7s 101 b) Lod iv e s Erin go bragh, rs. 841 Sib (I. Golder) Lord labridge's Tyke, 3 yrs, Tat 41b (I. French) 3 The followlog also ran :—Aoslns, Mohawks, and °rim MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C. 'Three-qtrerten of • wile. Wawa Townley's Nem:burr-14 by liewenneter—Rossurs (b-b), 4 yrs, 7st 10Ib (Yordhato I /Ir. Crayon's Atmaelr, 4 yrs, Mt 101 lb Betting : sto 2 011 Newshoseh, who wade all the roaming sad wow by s length. Blom° AT MANCRESTER.—Tozwar. 000DwOOD SULFA. I to I apt Thaieuris (I) 111 to s aim llshertnaa's 10 to 1 Claxton (off) , Deaghtor (oft) 100 to 8 Llasoalna (otn I LS to 1 Caoronetts (off) GOODWOCtD CUP. 3to 1 apt DoUar (off) I 4to 1 apt 81r0della ,t, CRICKET. MARYLENONI CLUB AND 01017 ND V. COUNTY or KEDDLNINL—YaIiaIIy w Ne 111100•11 day of this match, at Lords' Ground, and at noon llidellssez visas as with am mond innbp, and hiked It for 154 ; T. Samos Kerb 33, Yr. Daniel 53 (well played for), Mr. I. D. Walker 11, sad K. Paola, 10. Grundy, Wootton, and Bignall bowled. Das J1.c.(3. 1md.6 2 to got to win, ad that number was (Naha with the loss of tiro wickets, Hr. Broughton cos tributing 23 most ably. Umpires, nasal] and Roystou. Sum v. 11. Mer.—This match was resumed yesterday at the Surrey Ground, Kernels:too-oval, sad, as oa the previous day, the spectators were very numerous. Surrey finished their innings for 157, H. Stephenson taking out Ms bat far 48, gaped in good at le. Kent Gelded rather loosely eat times, me le g several " " le the ereoad innings of Kent Mr. Ks ls displayed some splendid Natio' assist a variety of bowling ; he moored 83, comprising two fives, four fours, three threes, and 11 twee. On re tiring to the Pavilioa ke we much cheered, and was pre- seated with a new bet by the hoe. secretary of the Surrey Club GO its behalf, and PM also from the hon. secretary oa behalf of the Kest County Club. Fryer played well for vs, end Yr. Stout also, far the maw number. Mr. Lips comb, pee a coatribution of 11, sad the rest were amide The total of the Mains was 169, leaving Siam to pt to win. The stumps were drawn at 7 o'clock. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. WIMBLEDON, TUFADAY„—The competition for the 1001. prime gives by Coastal the Marquis of Tweeddale, for the best seusale-linder end the best breech-loading rider., was continued this day at the Scottish 'sage, Wimbieden coratnoe. The mutest was resumed at aim* o'clock in the mania& sad although the interest in it continues to lames, there were but few moment beyond those specially interested is the contest. The weather was a little better them on the previous day, but dill the sta.ospbere was very beery. Captain Page superinteoded the shooting`, mod there were present Captaia Drake, LE-, Captain lidding, seem tary, and many other mashers at the council. Far muzzle. losders 100 :coeds were fired as 600 yards, the competitors being Rigby, set , and Whitworth. Mr. Boucher retired yestesday. The following soaves were made : Tina lialre- Iterads. a7117. - 41i:t. 47;;. Calm. Oaten. Totals. Whitworth 100 .. 14.14 .. 36 .. 44 .. .. 4.16 Turner lOO 40.47 .. lb .. 22 .. . 101 1214 ,0 7 The sears mete by basaa-laadara at 500 yards was as tailors Time. Bun- Ride. Rounds. mia.sec. as. Centres. Outer'. Totals. Mont Storm lOO .. a .. 10 .. 14 .. Massrs.Grlnder 100 .. 12.50 .. 4 .. 20 .. 30 .. 115 Mathews lO3 2010 .. 12 .. 17 .. 27 .. 133 After the contest bad berm goes through for the respec tive merits of the rides, • hrther competition took plaos to test the iimunicy of the Tempos, which woe then banded over to the couneiL The shooting will Ire reemnied Ski doy. With respect to Theme. Doom the poor gmarrisions who was shot on Thursday, the West reports were Wet he was programing ins very satisfactory manner,Lhat be was able to ester into a abort coovenotion, and expressed him. self tees frees pain. B. hos berm visited by Dr. &insists, who has hopes of Lis recovery; bet Oh. *junction are still strictly airriad out that now but Um medical moo shall be allowed to ester the tent in which he is lying, as quietude is most essemtial to his noovery. Tint OWL Pins AT WIII/CLIDON.—This prize, preluded by the &Mon et The Owl newspaper, and shot for under such peculiar circumetuwes, has belie woe by Sergeant Maras Smith, of the Victoria*. It maids of se extremely classical silver vase, with two finely tapered beadles rising the entire height, and between w►icb on the summit of the lid is perched a well modelled owl. The body of the awe has, as each ids, a beautilally executed has relief in oxidised silver, the ass repreasetiag "Huelva" (the goddess of wisdom, leaning, arts, and arms). seated with shield and spier, sad by her side A 3 owl ; another of these emblematic birds formieegg the plume of her helmet. Os the other side is s group of crowned with vine haves, bumble et games strewn ahead in the foreground, and • sage owl gaziag on them from the bough of s neighbourteg tree. The vase is supported by • hated stern, sod stands as as *baby pedestal, which bears a silver shield with • saleable isaaripiree. This elegast sod appropriate work of art has been designed sad maoofq tend for the " Owls" by Mama Howell, James, wad Co., at segent•street. THE VICTORIA CROSS.—The Queen has been =l . y . pleased to sipif_y her intention to cooler the • of the Victoria Pees as thissuel Mitchell, cap tain of the foretop of her Majesty's ship Harrier, whom claim .to the muse ken bees submitted for her Majesty's approval, for hie pliant conduct in New Zealand, as re. corded against his gems, vim.—For hie pilot conduce at the attack at To Papa, Teenage, oa the 29th of April last, in estealug the Pah with Commander Hay, sad whoa that odour was mortally wounded, bringing him out, although ordered by Commander Hay to leave him, and seek his ewe safety. This man was at the time captain of the fere-top of the Harrier, doing duty as captain's coxswain ; sod Com modore Sir William Wiseman brings his sum to special erotica for this act of gallantry.—Giudtc. ROYAL COLLICZ OF SURORONB 07 ENOLAND.-. The followiag gentlemen having undergoes the sworsary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college at • meeting of the Court of Bemires' or the 26th rest.. viz. :—Measra. Jobe Hamilton Craigie, Filashery. *lmre ; George Henry HIW, Oid Rent-rood ; Augustus Square May, Plymouth; Jobe Humus Wreath, L.8.A., Over Darwee • George Gill, Liverpool . John Hankins.Gamsil, Live rpool ; Thomas Collier, Bridgeed, Olamorpu. shire ; Frederick Turner. Bestow ; George Homy Savage, %ghee, ; John Challis Duke, Leominster. Susses; Alex ander Hampton Brewer, Victoria, Monmouth; Walter Hugo Reed, Tirades, Devoe; Henry James Dwelly, Wandsworth ; Thomas Henry Morrie, Building ; Jobe Cantos Roberts, Peckham Jobe Moon Fisher, Hull ; Thomas Hoary Whitehouse D ; avies, Stroud ; John Hedley, Newcastle; Richard Rothwell Disbar, Wigan; William Matthew Bargee. Motley Bridge ; Charlie Edward Blair, Wandsworth ; rhombi Lam. Dublin George Covey, Bsaingstoke ; William Foster Vise, Bed ding; and Jame. More, Rothwell, Northamptonshire. MURDER AND 8171eIDE AT ittexcursinn.—The following are the details connected with this shocking case, of whisk we pre a telepaphio accomt yesterday. The murder aad suicide were committed in • hems in Jan. troll-Week Great Awaits, lisediester. The ?coupon of the house were James Gilbert, a parser and well sinker, and his wife and five children. About six o'clock in the mooing s policemen named White• heed heard cries of murder Mules from Junotioestreet, and in going io that direction met ooe of the girls of the family. who exclaimed, "Come, policeman! come! father has stabbed my mother." Oa mitering the home the police man sow at the top of the stairs, Ellen Gilbert, the wife of the murderer, with her throat cut from sar to ear. The stairs were covered with Wood, and the unfortunate woman only survived • few minutes. The officer then went op Maas, sod there towed the husband sitting on the side of • bed, with his throat cut, and • stream of blood flowing from the wound. His hoe woe distorted, mod he died soon afterwards. Mr. Holmes, mimeos, arrived. but too late to render any service. Elise Cosgrove, a seighbour, bed arrived before the poiice man, but the murderer threatened to take her life if &be in. te e r e f o l and abe left the house to obtain assistaece. The d woman had bees drinking for • week post, and this is said to have led to the dreadful tragedy. The hus band bed been heard to my he would harm himself or cat somebody's throat. The husband was about 50 years old, and the wile was about 40. They had five children, the two oldest of whom bad left the house owing to their father's threats. The three other children were in the house at the time.' the murder. An Inquest was held at nom yester da The verdict against James Gilbert wee one of "Wilful murder," and that he afterwards committed suicide, " Misr h as unsound state of mind." PHITIMATIC DESPATCH ComrANr.—The report of the directors states that they fully expected to have bees able to announce to the shareholders t ha t the Ana portion of the lice from Easiest° Holborn was completed, end the system in operation upon a large scale with the falleised Mho. The necessary works will, however, yet require from a month to six weeks to complete ; sad under thews circuits- Assess Me gmeral meeting, which must, aroording to the resolution of the let of August last. take place is the month of July, will be bald on the 304 inst. pro forted, sod adjonreed lurid • day to be thee named, when the first por tico of the line will be finished, and the directors will be able to submit to the shareholders complete stateemots of the costs, and the result of the working of the first minim of the largiktebe. (TWOPENCE NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY JULY 25. A PPOINTIMITS. —Cap : kin & R. Reolenon, to the Urgent. commissioned. Commanders H. M. Bingham, end the Hon. F. as. Fitz roeurios, to be inspecting oommenden in the Coset Guard. vice Commanders Reshot and Rosa, whose three years' period of service has expired. Nostra J. R. N. Ikea to the Unrest. Arai/Wit Paymasters & & C. Hal and H. C. 11.446 e, to the Indus. Asaistaat &nem F. N. Hurley, to the Tdsander. Actiag Amistant Surgeon W. irtimat, to the Warrior. Amintant Clark A. T. Wise (additional). to the Duane Chief Engineer C. J. Sergaaat, to the Urgent. W A h menities the U t &simmers F. Grundy, A. G. A. Mower, and . alt, to rgen. PORTSMOUTH, JOLT 26. The jfarciasne, 39, screw frigate, bearing the Sag of Reor-Adminil Sir Baldwin Walker, which arrived at Snared yesterday from the Cape of Good Hope, has received orders to proceed to Plymouth to pay off, horns been upward• of three year, in emarniesion The Turkish Mere Moron, 44, Captsia Haim Bq sad the Helpers Nueret ? 44, Captain Ahmed Bey , tailed from Spitboad thi swami at six o'clock, fee the Maoist, where they will be StMd with screw machinery, for the further Newlin of the Turkish government. 7two battle ship Psyki Norm, 90 guns, Captain Aril Bey, sailed this afternoon for Southampto n f or th e same peeper. The Bacehente, 39, screw frigato, Captor lionakl Men benne, is to be paid out of oommierion cm Wednesday, 3rd of Align* when the mow will be granted Lou. The Royal Sommigo, ins wow turret Map, ()vier simard Osborn, C. ff anchored at St. Helms, off the eastern extremity of the ler of Wight, yeatordey, and to. day find her oakum* for the purpose of retie& tir system upon which bar pas are mounted. The Ariel, French steamer of war, arrived at Poelemosth Lids morning from Cowes. CHATHAM. JOLT 26. ARRIVAL OF THZ Ulm HIGH LA N D SRA FROli bars. —The chartered East India troopship Hormel, I,ls6kees, in temporary command of Llantertent W. Stowert„ of the En. coaster, 14, 360 kora. power, arrived in the river, mg an chored off Curtom-hone Quay this morning, having baud the left wing of the 74th Highlanders, numberbig 164 soe-oomminsioaed Winn mid mos, 15 women. mei 211 togother with ths following °Moira, F. R. Thockeray, C. H. Thomson. and W. S. Hunt ; tomato C. J. Holliston, F. Bradley, C. H. C . T. Walesa, and J. F. Duvall ; Ensigns Sir A. A. os Bart., and A. J. Campbell, 74th Highlaoden, and 0. W. J. Taylor, Ceylon Rider. Detachments of time-eznirsel man and invalid troops were also oo board, belonging to the lit Drogoon Guards, 17th Laotian. Royal Au Lamy, 18th, 60th, 25th, 43ed, 66th, 68th, 69tb, 102od, and 105th Mogi simile, with 21 women and 28 children, the whole in the medical chary, of /unionist-Surgeon R. Gillespie, 11.1 k, 74th Highlooden. Darin the voyage 13 deaths and oce birth took pleas on board. The Hornet left Madras on the Bth March, Um vamp to the Theme occupying 142 days. She arrived at St. Helena on the 31st May, and left on the lit June. The troops have been on short rations for a res. namable portion of the voyage, and t h e food served one to them is complained of u, having boon very bad. The 74th Righlooders will be tramferred to a steamer to-marrow, for 0011TOJIM011 to FddirAvegle, rime the rtsgisisat is stationed. THE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN 801/6RS-TOWN, Yesterday aftemees. daring the program of the inquiries of kr. Inspector Gibson, with a view, f possible, of eluci dating the motives which prompted the murderer, James Brows, to take away the life of the deceased, Rosett►Bishop, a dissowry wee made whisk hams bat little doubt that jealousy was the primary came of the catastrophe. On in terrogating the old ware Lodi or Loader. who resides in the frost kitchen, she admitted that she wits the medium of • elasdastine cornepoodenoe between Rosetta Bishop and • men she was in the habit of occasionally meet*, and sh believed that Brews had lately, by some means, discoverea the connection. She thee produced, and banded to In spector Gibson, a letter which had been addressed to the deceased woman nadir rover to herself no later than Satur day last. The loser envelope was addressed Rosetta Bishop, and although there was no address, and it was simply in itialed "J. W.," it addressed her as " kly dear Bosetth . and wished her to meet him that night (Saturday last) at the owner of Liverpool-street, King's -croft It is now br lieved that the knowledge of this connection led to the fre quent quarrels between the woman and her paramour, and to the ultimate oommindou by him of the double aims. During the aftermath the slater el the deceased woman and some other relatives visited the dead-house of St. Peewee workhouse, with • view to identify her. In oossequenoe of the Reuther of previous engagenmets, Dr. lankrater will be stable to hold the inquest Wore to-morrow. THE NATIONAL BANS. The following is the report of the directors for the be ending the 30th Jest, 1864 : The directors at the Natiothl Bank Nave mesh plower* in presenting to the proprietor. their report of the state of the society made up to the 30th June, 1864. This statement Is the first of a eerie' of belt-yearly reports to be lowed la aooordaace with the resolatioss of the proprietors plat the special general meethip held on the sth and 6th July. fastest. The report of the directors for the yew 1885, booed so lately as the 24th May last, and the address from the chair at the last soviet Impend meeting, hare placed the proprietors fully is posesesioa of the proceedings of the hook up to that date. The following accounts is the real form will supply the shareholder; with the actual results of the ball year's operations : ABSSTS AND LIABILITIES. AMISS. . _ Gold sad silver oda al ►males Cash on hand at the husk al ml. advances on bullion, sad at call . Government funds. malopase Id* exchequer bonds, and debentures 221,948 IT 2 Advances on government sleek, and sundry secured loans at Yen dens and current accounta Inn dlmosusted lank prsausss, Lambs sad Malian 4/,,514 2 19 5574.= e 0 !04,63613 4 tald-ap capital Notes la chaulation Due by the bank on dapodt receipt; arrant acoomata. do Red or andli ided profits at MD date 11,1%.0111 It ft 71/1.741 17 19 .44.060136 ills PROFIT AND LOW ACCOUNT. lan Da. leb.—To balf-yeat'a dividend at I per east par wawa un 11A000 sham a. 30 paid C"4,000 0 0 To albs dllitlead al lea per share on dub 10,000 0 0 inna 30.—T0 balance at credit al mat and boa at 'Do date LY 4761.741 17 10 By Walks, being red sir asdivklect prollta at December, 100 s ly see proai for the half-year to 3? . th Jane, 1%4, niter tatting off fel debts £109.71!S 1 0 ast4M rebate of interest ua bills not doe 09,50; 1 0 By premium of L 25 per Ware on 110,000 shame, Maned aperably to resolutheas of the and sad Mk March, 1004 4768.741 17 10 By these accounts the proprietors will observe that in addi tion to the :MAW& proot es the issue of new shares the set ordinary profits of the beak for the half-year to the 30th June amounted to 89,5671. la. 1n estimating the progress of the bank, this sum loss to be compared with a profit of 49,6671. 15a. 10d.. which was the amount earned for the oorromionding half-you' of /863. The &rectors have, how ever,declared their ordinary sod extraordinary dividseds at the mese rates as on the last occasion, feeling that until the new sad old shares shall stead up to so purl amount, vit. 301. per share, it will be momequitable to accumulate is the reserve feed the amount of prone realised in excess of the Weld dividends latterly psid. For the half-year ending the 30th June the dividend es the old shares is therefore declared at the rate of 8 per cent. per damn. with en extra dividend of 16e. per share, making together 2/. per share for the belt-year, and the dividend on the new shares is declared in gross at 6s. Bd. per share, the diridenda on - both being free of income tax. The increase to the rest or undivided profits (including the premium ou new shoe..) will, therefore, after the payment of these dividends, amount on the half-year to 542,9001. 7e. Bd. On the 18th hottest the dbectors opened their fourth metropolitan branch, at Pimlico. They have also taken preruhoe at Belfast, and will oxim in that important town in a fen weeks. The next annual general emetieg of the bank, conformably to the reeolutioas of the special crmeetings of the .7th and 6th instant, will be held en de l y, the 31st January. 1865. The directors hope then to INISKALSOII to the proprietors an equally satisfactory state of affairs, as there is ample evidence of the pelvis( appre. cistion by the public and tie CUSLOIII6III of the bank eat the policy whereby this institution has expended its capital aid =Tt reeeerms in ea equal ratio with it. general lia. ad to an extent proportionate to the business it itudertakee to coadoet. The divideads and extra dividends, free of dooome tax, will be payable at the bend 13, Old Broadetreet.E.O., sad at the several breathes of the bank, os and altar Monday, the Bth August nut. CRINOLINL—A Vienna letter states that in the aristocratic circles of that capital it ia cow ooseidered most ettli.h for ladies sot to weer nimbus is public amemblies. This cheep appears to be the result of an example set by the Empress of Austria. 1 i ft i