The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-23 00:00:00

/~ %~Z 'Pge‘ e 94:174 , I T • 4 41' flare% (~.1 T f K , I / NEwspAPER s fr' 's aura c.r- No. 5,003.1 Q HANOI:IAR direct—The well-known clipper-, 10 ship mil ELBURNIL A 1 11 years. 371 tons register, loading in the Lot India Docks- —For freight or postage, apply to BOLSI N Kvlrr, and HOLIM Sua-eonrt, Corribill : or to ugI.LATLY, 11.10.111. Y, rad SEWELL, 37, Ladeolugetteei, LC. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPILIN tram LONDON Direct. Port. Op. Tommie. Docks. ITo Snit Sydney lThiones l,lOO London Sept. IS. Sydney 'Southern Hells.. 1,000 Landon dept. 2'. Melbourne Denstorte Melbourne ..'Princes. Royal , Loin G India Sent 25. Sydney ... Thames ' 1,100 London =reeMembers Belle 1,010 London ...Danatone l,lOO L India Melbourne .. jhlnces. , Royal , XOOO L India ..IWaaafell .. Plying Cloud I 1.6011 X India .. Montmorency 1,500 F.. India Sept. IS. dept. 2 4 . August 24 Sept. 25. Angus& 25. Sept. 30. octnber3o. This celebrated lbw ot packets bare, by their pnnetuilitlsind rapid pasagges, earned a world known reputation, and their pas *anger acoolninolatonn is unsurpassed by any reseals afloat—Yoe all particulars respecting freight or paeans to Australia &prat) , JAM FS BAINES and Co Liverpool; all Agents for the Ball Line of Packets; sod T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden hall-street. [modal'. LC !`CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam Communication between Lois/lon and India on 15th of each Month. by one of the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging he to the last India and London Shipping Company Limited . T well-known clipper auxiliary steam ship JASON, 2,014 i togs, MO horse power, J. T. BURST, cceninau now toe...in* in the Victoria (London) ler, Docks, sill leave on 1311 September, embark ing passengers at, and leaving OBAV} E\Don 16th September for CALCETTA, coaling at the Cape of ,good Hope, and calling at MADRAS to land aad embark passengers only. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India Trade, Ma been thoroughly refitted, has &C rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an experienced sniyeon, also a etewardesa Abe average of the last font steamers has been 74 d boars to radnis a" , and the last, the liydaspes, made the voyage In 66 days, being the shortest passage on record. It is anticipated that the succeeding vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate time. For freight or passage apply to OILINDLAY and Co., 65, Parliament, street S.W. the Broker', ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, loadenball street, KC. or at the OFFICIO" of the COM PANY, 9, Mincing.hme, Loudon, KC., where also application for appointments as midshipmen in this service should beside, RICHARD DREW, Secretary. FOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate devote)) , the tast-saillog ship GIRT/RIDE, A 1 to 13 years. Oen tons register; THOMAS SPEDDING, Coatinander ; loading is the East lodes Dock. This ship has excellent &3COM moilation for passengers, and carries an experienced s Early application should be ataiie to GELLATLY, H I ME L Y — , and SEWELL. V. Leadinkaa-street, YR E BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Cospatrict with gala despatch), the splendid teak-befit ship EDWIN Hit, A 1.1! years. OM tons register (will carry an experienced =, Y. 7. MACLEAN, Commander; leading in the East Docka—lor freight or wisp apply to OILLATLY. HANLEY. ad assm4 2►f loadanksaLwirest, I C. BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), with quick despa ch, the splendid fastaailing clipper 'hip SALAMANCA, A 1 19 years, 201 tons register, G. N. LIVE/3A Y. Commander; loading in the Enid India Docks. Has excellent so oommodation for pamengen. Will carry an experienced surgeon. —For freight or passage apply to GILLATLY, HANSEY, and SSW ELL. 27, Loadeahslioireet, LC. -- - VCR KTJRRACHEE (calling at Beypore), haring nearly the whole of her cargo ensagett the One British bout skip POMMELS, A 1 in Red. newly coppered, 706 tons register . W. D. COUSENS, Commander. Loadiog in the East Inglis Docks —For freight or passage, al/Ply to DELLATIF. BLAKEY, and SEWELL, 27, Leadenhallatraet, LC. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The GREAT EASTERN, WALTER PATON, Commander, wdl be despatched from Liverpool, r under : WEDNESDAY, October L—TVISDAY, November 18. For freight or purge apply to SZT3101:11t, PEACOCK, and C.., le, Fenchutchstreet, - London, LC.: or to the Great Ship Company (Limited!, 90. thinnasstreet, London, LC. and 27 and 28, The Albany, Old Hall-street, LiverpooL TO BRITISH COLOMBIA FOR AU 101. wzmititifitiiiboistiftiiiicikrlON to NEW YORK Dtrecl—TM LIVERPOOL. NSW YORE, gad PHILADELPHIA STKAILSHIP OOMPANY Intend despatch ing their Lull-powered cede-milt Iron Soren Stomun-ablpa, calling at Quosoeuma to embark and despatches. as follows : WISELY FROM Vg L FOR. N V.W YORK. CITY OR NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 27. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Bent. ETNA, Wednesday. Sept. 10. And *very succeeding Wednesday. Cabin pomace, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accom modation. Forward passage 8 guineas, including all provision cooked. Passengers or Canada, the United States, end British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous torms.-I , of further pertieulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Watet-ailtei, Liverpool; or 10 and MACEY, 01, Kips WiLyun.gresk aq. URITIREI and NOR.TH AMKkICAN ROYAL JLir NAIL STAY-SHIPS, appointed by the Admireity to sail between LIVILIPOOL and NEW YORK, and bete cen Ltvr.r.- POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or uthcr porta to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston ehlye calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and bar Malestrs mails The following or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the malls: • AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, SaturdaAugust 110. • Taking passenger. and goods for Nassau. to be transferred at New York on board the 11.M.R.4. British Oucen. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Sept. 6. SUSITIA, for NEW YORK, Petunia), Sept. I& remise money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors:—To lielifax and Baden, chief cabin, AEI second cabin, Alb To New York, chief reign. ALS; second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS per ton, and b per cent. primese.—Apply to J. it. Foord, 52, Old Broad street, Loudon J. )1. CUrrio, Havre, and 12, Flocs de la Bourse, Paris; O. and J. Burns, Buchananodreet, °league, ; D. and C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. and C. Miter, 8, Water street, Liverpool. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS between SOTTHAMPTON and NEW YORK.—The magnificent steam ships belonging to the North German Lloyd are appototed to leave Southampton for NEW YORK direct, carrylot the Dolled States Malls : NEW YORK, 3,000 tons, 700 horsepower, Wednesday, Sept. 3. HANSA. 3,300 tons, 700 home-power, Wednesday, Oct 1. BREMEN, 3,000 tons, 700 horsepower, Wednesday, Oat. 16. The speed and accommodation of these ,tesmers are unsur passed hy any steamships crossing the ocean, and the dietary nod general arrangements for the convenience and comfort of passenger. are unexceptionable. Yams First-class upper saloon, 20 guineas; tint-clam lower saloon, 13 guineas: third-class, S guineas. Freight taken on moderate tenon—Apply to PHIL LIYPS, GRAVES, and MULLIN'S, 11, Rood-lane, Yenchurch street. KC. • CRI c4K EY slid CO., 3, Eothbury. ; or to J. H. wOI. VT and Co., Southampton. pHILLIPPS, G RAVES . and P H ILLIP PS despatch the etwermentinned drat-elms steamers: For ROITEKDAII and the BRINE, theBATAVIEBTirOrn the Brithh and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday rimming, at 11 am., and the FYKNOOAD, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. For IsitEMKN, twice a week, the ADLIE. MOWX, or SCHWALIIK, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, from Horse lydown, at 11 am.. ceiling at Blackwell Pier to receive paaaeo- Sera at nova. Fars: LS, gl, and 10s. Return ticket. at a faro sad a half. N;11;;;LThe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven th Mow open for the conveyance of pmseugers and madiandise to all parts of Germany. For GOTORNBURO, the GCSTAF %VASA, in a few days. from lionelydowa to be followed by the LONDON. Ya►aa, gia, Yt Zs_ and CI. Par coPENIIAGEN, the EAST ANGLIAN, from Horeelydows, In . k. days. for freight, pule" at., appy at Chaplin'. Universal Office, &Mt drew, W., or to I . IIILLIPPEL (MAYO, and PkIILLIPPS, 11. loodtaae, LC. EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their FAMILIIA In case of DEATH or Al weekly for THEMBELYI3 If Injured by RAILWAY ACCIDENT by taklug an INAURANCE TICKET, costing TWOPENCE, of the RAILWAY PARRENCEEW ASEICRANCE COMPANY, the nal) c..tupany ensuring against railway accidents who are euluditly privileged to issue insurance tickets at the various talhray stations. N. k.—Take your insurance ticket when iota pay your fare. 114. Carob% KC. WILLIAM J. TIAN, Secretary. ANEVZR FAILING REMEDY, Dr. scoTra BILIOUS and LIVEA PILL prepared wilh oot mil , Mercurial Ingredient. from the reelpa of Dr. Scott, will m found invaluable to all who softer from Ed and liver corn -1414.m, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, diminess of the eyes, c. For habitual costiveness, as a faintly aperleu t medicine, mid as a partner of the blond, they are truly excellent mild In their osiuratlon and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, posuite digesti o n, and strenathco the whole nervom system.— Sold by W. Lambert, TO, Jerniya.rtreet, and by most druggists, It hoses, Is. lid. and 2s. W. De sun to ask for Dr. reott's Sdieus sod Liver Pills. The genuine are • square peen package. with " it JDam Lambert," engraved oo the stamp. ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BROM CHITIR , Infallibly relieved end cured by the ExPICA CIGARETTES NEURALGIA (Pectoral Fumigator.). The amok., brina inspired. penetrates into the cheat, calms the whole nerv ous (.4 stem, facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of the important Mans (d respiration.—T. Lyle, Rue intinater dam. (i 1 Paris Prim fa. ad. a box. Sold in London by (107.Y.A I' Chemist, Haymarket. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has bee n. during twenty-five years, emphatically maw *lolled by e thee medkal profeeslott, and universally accepted bY the piddle, so the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, beartiiiire, headache, wont, and indliration, and a nand ape. tient fur delicate constitutions, more especially for ladles sad children. It Is prepared, In a state of perfect purity and uniform strength, only by DINNEPTIRD and Laa., 172, Net Hood -street, London; and sold by all respectable cheraieis thrombrut the world. T A R. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE remoras mantmoo m tom most shattered constitutions bar weeks Failure is impassible. Ha effect. ur permanent. No consultation neceseary.—gold In cases, with full instruction sr four goantittea for 33.., sent aaywhere, lacked on receipt of rentittaiwe or stsa.ps.—doie eitenta c NO M 4 Ind Co. TES inroad. Teennt•-her. MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED in O UR IN DATA, without the possibility of Mere. 'N'lMaranteed remedy enclose two stamps—Address,M at AGM 211, Regent-strtet, Lowdost. W. BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. —R1,500 REWARD.—WHEREAS the Directors of the BANK of ENGLAND have rccently discotered that some of the paper manufactured for their uotcs has been feloniously taken from tho mills of Hems. Portal and Co., at Laverstoke, near Whit chinch, to Hampshire. and that such paper has been used In the fabrication of forged notes. NOTICE IS HEREBY tIIPEN that a REWARD of saw will be paid to any one who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and convicUon of any person concerned In the stealing of the paper: and • FURTHER REWARD of ELMO will be paid to any OAS who shall give each information as Mil lead to the apprehension and con riceon of any person concerned in tPe fabrication of forged mass by means of sow paper. Information to be 'oven to At. Superintendent Hodgson. Police-ottice, Old Jewry, London, or to Messrs. Preshlielda and Newman, 6. Bank-buildings, London. By order of the Directors, K WKLSH, Assistant Secretary. Bank of Ragland, Augustin, Mt CIAUTION.—BANK of • ENGLAND NOTES. V The DIRECTORS of the BANK of ENGLAND MEREST GIVE NOTICE, that it has recently come to their knowledge that some of the PAPEJI manufactured for their Notes has been feloniously taken from the Mulls : and they desire to estates all Rankers, Money (-Imagers, and other persons, In taking pay ment by Rank of llogland Notes, not to depend upon the amt. rent genuineness of the paper alone, but to EXAMINE with in. creased care the PRINTING al., and in all cases, for their own protection, to obtain and preserve the Names of the pr oms from whom the Notes are received. Y. WYlElll.lataut Becntary. Bank of gagland, August 10. 1842. T L ONDON, 191, reetalreet, sear Temple-bar. BAWYRRB 1•11011 d LONDON DINNZR for MIS DAT, AMIN. eorki of 11.07MILL De Tortes felair,-9 k Creasy. PokiguN kaiak i le Gedolse—Angullle frthe. lemma Frlcainee de Volaille—Ranoles I la VOraer. Handle de Venaison retie—Neuf armlet. INTRIMM. Feuding de Citron —Beignets de Name. Frontage et Palade. TO-MORROW, Alava& 24, the LONDON DINNER will eatalst of— resents. Bisque de Bernard la Jardiniere. POISSON. Morue sauce aux EliiiinsLillets de Mlle trite. 1117111113. Vensison lisebie—Oompote de Pigeon. &mil MA—Mouton boulli. Blanc maage—Compeie ue bona de Bordeaux homage et Salads. 0. MONDAY, the MIA tog., the LONDON DLNNER will Gooiest ef— POTAGIS. Porte de Bihier-1 la Claremont. PO/321011. Turbot sauce Howard—Boles :rites. INTan& COtelettes de Mouton sauce Tomate—Petits Putts de HaUrea. Manche de Yens.lson braist. VITIMIETS. Pouding de College - Compote de Pommes de Normandie. Fromage et Salade. Turtle Soup Included In The London Dinner three times a week 11 :flout extra charge. An extensive and carehtlipselected stock of Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The London Dinner. Anne Haunch of Venison every day at 2 o'clock. Turtle Soup and all Fish in lemon, daily. N.B. During the Nth Milton Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Coffee Boom rt la carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at Soar o'clock. ThILDELIOIC BLWYYL. Pragaistor. ORYSTAL PALACE, SPSCIAL ATTRACTIONS DAILY for tbe LAST WIP74 In AUGUST. ONE SHILLING SVIIIY DAY, SAYUPLAyIN. CLUSIVL MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WOMESDIT-GREAT POUT., TRY SHOW. NEON XBDAY — DFUTOMPS TURNFIET (German Gymmistic Sedety). THURSDAY. -RLONDIN on the HIGH ROPE over the FOUNT:UN& IntiDAY.—FULL DISPLAY of all the GREAT FOUNTAIN& SATURDAY.—BLONDIN on the LOW TIGHT scum Great Picture Gallery, with Pictures on sale, Victoria Croft Gallery by Damages, Photographic Exhibition. Flue Arts Court. Amgen to Loudon will hod on 'ale all kinds of manufactured articles la great variety, of the cholosat description, particularly lathe ettina, gift, stationery. French, %donne, furniture, and foreign courts, and the cm-nage department. The Park and Uardens In greatest beauty. Thousands upon thousands of dosrersln full bloom. . . N DA Y, open at 1.30 to Shareholders, gratuitously, by Tit he•ti. 14 EASON TICICE, lA, the Guinea each, available till April 'SU, 1903. -- Nara—trearsion parties may learn rates on application to the eacreftri. LONDON PAVILION.-IMPORTANT NOTICIL—LITTLE CORBEL' has already establlahed her self in the good opinion of the public ; and, In addition to her wonderful performance, the proprietors of the London Pavilion have much pleasure In announcing the appearance of Miss Constance and Madame Valckenaere—the former lady having gained the proud cognomen of the Star of the West. A new selection from "II Trowitore" will be given each evening, the principal soprano being sustained by Madame Valckenaere, and the lead Jag contralto by Miss Constance. Miss Constance and Madame Loaeblui will al.o sing their favourite duets every Evening. dam Collins and a boat of other talent. LOIbL ;I;4BC;ilikrAlarei. ProPristom LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad lON. $ sad 4. GOODOVITUXT, M. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and COUC Hemet Furniture. Truly. Portman teau. de.-166. . Catalogues tree. DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, Is. 4d. and ls. Id. per lb.: One British wax, la 6d. ; transparent wax, la. 6d. ; genuine wax, its. ; German wax, la. 3d. ; botanic wax, la. ; patent sperm, la. : composite, Bd., at, and the beat. 1014.; metallic for Palmer a lamps, B+d.: magnums, 3d. ; dips, 6g ; menials, Bd.. Wisa oil, M. 61 per gallon; yellow soap, Ma, Ma., 44, and Ma. per 112th.: mottled, Ms. ; old brown Windsor, Is. Dd. per packet; common brown Windsor, Is.: white Windsor, is. ; honey, is. 4d. ; glycerine and almond, la per bar—for crib, at ld. P. DAVIXB and SONS' eld.eitablisheA ware- house. (18,, Bt. Martin'elane. alartaßcrow. [amass. W.C. COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. V./ ilighbury sad ',upland Coal Depots Ho travellers or agents =plaid. LEA and Co.'s pries for Belton, Haswell, and Insobton Wailsend, the best house coal direct from the col. liaise by screw steamers, is 235. per ton (do not pay more under an, peewit) ; Hartlepool, t/s. ; Tanksid, 17a. ; best small, Ile. Inland, by railway : Silkstone. first clam, 20i. ; second el:m.l2s; Clay Cress, 19a. and 18a. ; Barnsley, 17a . Hartley, lea. Net cab. Delivered screened to any part of London. AD orders direct to LEA aad Co., chief offices, North London Railway Station, Iliglibury, Islington, or Kingsland. A FACT WORTHY OF NOM." MitMILES REMOVED irfrom ßond-street su ie 13, BROOK-STREET, HAROVIR-BQUARK on the lit October, 1869. The lte. Trousers (orliglarkted by hint) better tam ever. latAblished 1317. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15e., steel, with Ss to 10,. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses great variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Primped Glam. Its ad . poet tree. TllOB. HAHRIM and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, London. Established 1780. Cantion.—No travellers employed. TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the Seaside. and others exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS KALI DOR a most refreshPg preparation for the complexion, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat and irritability, and Immodately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin. Freaks, tan spots, pimples, Indies, and discoloration are eradi cated by Its application, and give place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price 42 41. sad as. ed. per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and I.,erfumen. Ask for •• Rowlands' Kalyd.r," and be ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of " Italydor." Seventh Edition, .Ith upwards of 100 Woodcuts, Se. ed., FAMILIAR HISTORY of BIRDS. By the late Bishop Amin. Loudon : Parker, Bon , and Bourn, West Strend. Royal octavo, almond Ed, ANATOMY DESCRIP T IV E a ition nd SURGICAL. By Hirai DRAT, 1. LW., Lecturer on Anatomy at Et Georalia HospitaL With nearly SOO Woodcuts, from Or=Draw inp, from Directions made by th e A u th or an d D r. London Parker, Son, and Loam, West Sena& Sassed &Mon, mimed, ero, to MHZ INSTITUTES of JUSTINIAN ; with Knedlah Introduction. Translation, and Notes. By Tiaostas C. Sanuate, ILL , late Yellow ut Oriel C=OzbortL Loudon : Parker. Bon, and Bourn. West BY TIM AUTHOR OF .• FRIENDS IN COUNCIL" FRIENDS in COUNCIL A New Swim Two volumes, post Seo, 14 FRIENDS la COUNCIL First Series. New Selltioa. Two volume, 9A COMPANIONS of KY SOLITUDE Filth Editlow. W. KOSAYS WRITTEN la the INTERVALS of BURIN/2K Swath Itlltioa. !A _ - I;anda — n - : — ParTteaon. and Bourn, West Strand. Th. lea &Moe, pall leeproned, with coloured plate, 2e. 11d., WRAMADOK on CONSUMPTION. In a earies et Papers. Illyeleslbe the mat Important points In the Irestananl that dlaeaas. - asallamy las sever afforded more coneltudve wridesce In of the c ell urability of • disease than it has in and, et *—Carew mariners me that Dr. Itamadge's work I. full of latereat. and meet. the special attention of practitionera"— labeeu. London Lowman sad Co. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1862. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BBOODEN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following annotmcement re. garthe VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute. rest of the fair trader and the pblic will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on tale subJeeL Gold being 31vided lute IA perm or carats, it follows that gold of tk earata fine, le 13 carat.. Cs $ 84 carats .. L 11 10 worth —24 4 111 17 carat... 3 0 2 manta .. 8 3i ber ounce. 18 carats.. 2 le 74 nts. 4 1 8 15 carats.. 213 1 cants.. 1 25 22 carat; (British 14 camas.. 29 si carats.. 17 b standard) 11 17 10f 13 grata.. 3I 6 carats .. 14 2 21 tuft.. 314 4 12 carats.. 22 N pirate .. 10 7 10 carafe.. 3 10 94 11 carats.. 116 1 carats .. 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 1 1.6 44 carat. 64 Meanie/Amy, 16, llenliettestreet, Coventgarden, .C., London. =Lade of Chains and Jewellery for 11. each. N.B. This rat is darnel si 41 is the firsaliss sad oa Saturdays , at one :dock. 71i011 law NIGHTS GAZETTE. sAmorrd. NAM= OS SOLicrroas AND FURTHER rairicoLan TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIRP REGISTRAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. BASINGHALL-BTREII.I Ogortog WATSON FIELD, Apt-street, Strand, forwarding agent to surrender Sept. 9, at 1. Jan= SCUT. Eaton street, New-cut, dealer In coke, Sept. 9, at 2. Samsun UMW BURTON, Turner-atreet, Commercial-road Bad, Iroamonpr, Sept. 9, at 1. HOBERT MUIR, Medlna-vlllas, Seven Slaters'-road, Holloway, ac countant, Sept. 10, at 11. WILLIAM SEAWARD, Hammersmith, commander In the Royal Navy, Sept. 9, at 1. lioßol &WARDS, Betfordeotreet, Clerkenwell, silversmith, Sept. l . llllll 19, at 11. - .411g4 St. James'-roast, Holloway, Weaned victualler, _ .V Ll,HaaaK,ahprSker, Sept. 9, at 11. 71Nz1iNozJotiNNII012w21.1.3. Sept. 10, at 11. JAN3B WWI, East Younteterrace. Wblteebspel-road ; tNiS lam, St. Mary-at-kW ; and 121111ngsgatirmarket, dealer to Sept. 9, as t. 0201t9e RALIy , Peckham-rye-lane, baker, Sept. 9, at 2. Jaen Minot Tunhrldge Wells, Kent. builder, Sept. 9, at t. Al 11 WALlttit, ten., Walton, Norfolk, spirit sperchant,Sept. SAM RAPLIT. Mherbonir rpgraver,Sept.9,at Jolla DnllS, Tboestaatreet. Ilorsleydonn, publlcall.Sept. 9,st 1. WiwAx Kamer ADMIT, Walthamaton and Woodford * Kw; " Sept. — " Jowl WILLIAM Mann, Margate, schoolmaster, Sept. 9, at 1. BILIJANIX KIIIPTuII, High Holborn, bookseller, Sept. 9, at 11. CcutLaa WILLIAM PAW, litiropoquare, clerk In holy orders. Sept. 9, at 12. Jona TINOTIty HOORICA, Frinter'aplace, Bermondsey, pollee constable, Sept. 9, at IL 61401.41 °Wino°, Portland-street, Soho, and Hartland-road, Kentish-town. balkier. Sept. 4, at It. Judaea Musa Bitocaninsr, Cambridge, clerk In holy orders, Sept. 4, at 11. GIORGI HAVE, Oloacester-crescent, Regent's- park, master wham Sept. 8, at Ili. HAUT WALT= DoNNICLLY, Pend:arch-street and Cavendish-ter race, Vittoria-park, chll engineer, S ep t. 4. at 114. WILLIAM PLUMB DAIRY. Tottenham, labaimr, Sept. 4, at 111. MIRA. Homes, W iockteld, Hants, coal inerchantliept. ant 12. WILLIAM Wu.l/1011, New Charlion, Kent, baker, Sept. 4, at 12. ALFAID ATTInt,T, Beck ford-row, Walworth.reed. and Bowyer place, Camberweli.road, butcher, Sept. 4, at 1. Joint FILMIC'S, Brixton, coalthmaker, S. pt 4, at 114. Wilaaan Jowl Dawn, Brownlowetrset, Warplane, book binder, Sept. 4, at 14. Vtrta , D•11110N HURT. Stranraw-place, Malda.nde, commission agent Sept. 4, at I. BARTORD, Camden-terrace West, clerk, Sept. 4. at 1. 020101 TitomAs Mimi, Went citrus& City-road, and East Ree ked, Nottinghamshire, manufacturer of woods, Sept. 8, at 11. 020201 BRADSH tW. Stafford, provision dealer, (kept 1, at It InonAit Motet& Wedsesbury, Btaffordsh.,victualler,fiept6,atl2. JOHN BOCLT, Wolverhampton, 'crowding, Sept. 1, at 12. 050101 HANDS and THOMAS HAMM Mirmingharn, leather cutters, Sept. 8, at 12. MATTHEW WlLLMO,Loddlswell, Devonab., maltater, Sept.'s, at 11. DAVID °LIMO, Merthyr 'Tydfil, provision merchant, Sept r, at 11. Joan HOLMES, Mallon, Yorkati, 'teemed victualler, Sept. 4, at 11. ARTHUR Hain, Blackpool, dealer in fancy goods, Sept. 2, at IL Arrant EDWARD ()MUM, Liverpool, Sept. 2, at 12. ItLLaS JOSES, Liverpool, cartowuer, Sept. 2, at 11. Gitoltag Bsoigoon, Liverpool, pie lemanufseturer, Sept.; at 11j. JOHN Familia HILWAAS, LIVerpOO: vicalsore rep 1, of 11. 0101011 101eflttr 91( ham ":" .. .on spurner, Sept. at 11. "3: 1 Z 64.1 etniloit MOM& West Gorton, near Manchester, grease inereblit, Sept 5, at 11. [(AM011.O:0=4 Oldham, cotton dealer, Sept. S, at IL JOHII Uygur, Blackburn, joiner, Sept. 9, at 11. Jo era K WOUILLY, Oldbury. publican, August 25, at It. Joni% Bina, Coventry. publican, Sept. 9. at S. Wittiam HANDL", Toleshill, Warwicksh.. innkeeper, Sept. 9, at& Iticmakto Waage; Iliggleswade, beds, gardener, Sept. 3, at 10. JOHN FORMAR, Nuneaton, ribbon weaver, Sept. 9, at 10. THOMAS Ragnam, Nuneaton, ticket collector, Sept. 9, at 4. WILLIAM lIA2I Stria, Norwich, bootmaker, Sept. 1, at 11. JAMAS DORM, Nottingham, builder, Oct. 1, at 10. SAMUEL NORTHA', Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, beerhonas keeper, Sept. 8, at 11. HENRY WOOL Aldridge, Staffordshire, victualler, Sept.?, at 11. CH AMMO SALLOWER, Gloucester, innkeeper. Sept. 17, at 1 OZOROSALLOMML, Stratford-upon-Avon, victualler, Sept. 2, at 11. Jon! BORTH" Goorlorr, Old Stratford, Warwickshire, attorney's clerk, Sept. 2, at 11. JOHN CHADwELL, linddersfield, cloth finisher, Sept. 25, at 10. Janes Hoonott. York, chemist, Sept. 3, st 11. JAMES AIWRIMMI, Stockton, Durham, contractor, Aug. 28, at & THOMAS JaCKSON, ahead of Swim/leek Yorkshire, druggist, Sept. 4, at 11. FRIWIRICK MiCmAnt Pliiiiiri,Southarepton,builder,Septi,atlL THOMAS Bangs, New Accrington, stonemason, Sept. 23, at 12. WILLIAM SM TH, Tottlogtou Higher End, Lancashire, plumber, Sept. 23, et It HARKINIT Bortmi, Brighton, fruiterer, Sept. 10, at it. ARTHUR Wool,, New Shoreham.Sumet bo "maker, Sept. 10, at 11. WILLIAM Evans, Llauclly, Canuarthenshire, beerhouse keeper, August 28, at It. :mut WARD. Atcharn. Shropshire. gamekeeper, Sept. 8, at 10. Ronal lieu, Winteringhsm, Lincolnshire. joiner, Sept. 23, at 11. WILLIAM BeclA73, Gilliugham St. Mary, Norfolk, farmer, Sept. 4 at it WILLIAM BOWSAW, Swansea, draper, Sept. 3, at 12. JOHN OROVYITUS, Swansea, housebuilder, Sept. 3, at It RICRARD Haan& Chesterton, Oson, baker, Sept. IL at I. JOHN CADLE, Long Creadon, Bucks, publican, Sept. 2, at 10. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Oct. 14. J. Wood, Stilfoniterrace, Stoke Newington, late builder-Oct 14. G. Rule, Pickard-street, City-red, slater-Oct. 7. E. T. Des. Lanham street, Regent-street, clerk-Oct. 7. J. Burke, Sudolkatreet, Pentane ille, greengrocer -Oct. 14. H. S. Betiemann, Carlton street, Kentish-town. haberdasher-Oct 7. R. B. Beath, St. John's hill, Battersea-rise, carpenter-Oct, 7. J. Trewinnard, Providence. row, Islington, watch examiner- Oct. 7. J. U. Trewinnard, Gerrard-street, Islington, watch ma nufacturer-Oct. 7. J. Masten, Alsop.place. Regent's.park, wise ant to a draper-Oct. 7. N. Thomas, 011bertstreet, Grosvenor square, upholsterer-Oct. 7. IL Turner, Penne, Surrey, painter - (et. 7. J. Richardson, Staines, Middlesec, baker-Oct. 7. W. Berme, High-street, Peckham, builder-beet. 7. D. Barker, Saf fron Walden, Reset Innkeeper-Oct 7. J. Henley, J. F. Thur. good, J. Beaky, Jun., and R. Henley, Highatreet, Borough, and Ashford, Kent, hop factors-Oct. 7. C. Vandenburgh, Tulerte. street, Hackueyroad, compositor-Oct 7. 11. M. Daniel, Chan cery-chambers. Quality court, and Lansdowoe.crescent, Kenning ton-park, attoniey-Oct. 14. W. Thorp, Mapled e r we ll, farmer -Oct. 14. R. Wilson, Oxford, commercial traveller-Oct. 14. Elisabeth Newman, widow, Holly-hill, Ilampstead-Oct. 14. J. W. Thompson. Burwaah, Sumer, builder-Oct. 14. W. R. Jar rett, Seven Oaks, Kent, coal merchant-Oct. 14. A. Holmes, King. street, mathematical instrument maker-Sept. 18. T. Brown, Nottingliam.mewa, Marylebone, and Alpha-road, St. John,. wood, coach maker Oct. 1. W. Sayer, Brunswick -street. River road, late clerk to an attorney-Oct. 17. J. Grieves, Poultry, City, merchant-Sept, 18. J. °Ming. Nottlng.hillAjuare, Mid. dieses-Sept.lB. • P. Meyer, (mswelletreet, St. Li ke's, dealer in cigars -Seel It H. Webiter, Noel-street, Islington, clerk to an attorney-Sept 18. C. R. Cole, New BUCkenDantstreet, Dover rod, late jeweller-Sept 19. H. Hallett, Walcotsquare, Lambeth, assistant to the conker of the Sheriff of Surrey-scot 2a. T. J. Henbury, Belgraveterraoe, New Peckham, clerk to an attorney-Sept. 25. J. Menday, Woaldham. Kent, beerseller - Sept 2& J. Home, Ore t (Ambridge-street Hackney-road, trimming manufacturer-Sept 20 A. G. Bradby,Readlog.Berks, hop merclutnt--Sept. 23. J. T. Gibson and J. IL Gibson, Bun. court, Cornnlll, ship brokers-Sept. 20. M. T. West, Arundel stre t, Strand, surgeon Ia tbe navy-Sept. NA J. Moss, Back church lane, Whi echapel, boarding master-Sept. 20. A. L Goodman, limit-street Portmansquare, come:Melon agent- Sept. ao. P. Brannon. Southampton, architect-Sept. 20. W. Chattleld, Soirbiton, Surrey, clerk to a miumfacturer-Sept. 10. O. Strait, Shentoustreet, Oki Kentreed, builder-Sept. 19, 8. Taylor, Lucretia-street, Lambeth, farrier-Sept. 19. J. H. Mot ' lett Warn- r street, Oki Kent-rod, late merchant-Sept. 19. W. Rome, Culfordroad, Kingaland, and Smith.strect, Clerkenwell, watch escapement maker-tient 19. J. W. Jones, Westbourne grove, Paddington, and Craven-terrace, Bayswater-road, iron ' monger-Sept. 19. J. (hide, Silveratreet, Notting-ha tallor-fiept. 23. J. R. 'Welt. Norwich, confectioner -Sept. 20. T. Ferris, Herosworthatreet, Holton. builder -Sept. 20. T. J. Cornwell, Comptonatreet, Clerkenwell, baker -Sept. 10. Z. Rogers, Bermondsey-new-red, porkmau- Sept. 19. J. J. Osment, Kent-street, Southwark, licensed Me tualler-Bept. 19. C. Muncey, jun., Sidney-terrace, Kilburn, late coffee-house keeper-Sept IS. P. Clsrk, Aldershott, Banta, cor net In the 9th lancers-Sept 18. T. White, Croydon. bricklayer's foreman-flept 18. J. Buadaltaeff, Nelson square, Blackfilara rood, late merchant-Sept 12. H. Tomlinson, Birmingham, com manias agent-Sept i 1 O. Woolllscroft, Wetley Rocks, Stafford shire, grocer-Sept. 26. J. Shutt, Bradley, Staffordshire, farm bailiff-Get. IS. F. Smith, jun., Birmingham, conuuluton agent -Oct. 13. J. ()waists, Birmingham, news agent-Oct. 13. J. Clark, W. Leek, and T. Adonis, Wolverhampton, engineers-- Sept 96. F. liiklagton, jun., Birmingham, attorney-Sept. 26. P. Gilbert, Birmingham, Jeweller-Sept. rEI. W. Evans, Binning ham, grocer-Sept. 26. J. Harvey, Illrniingham, sword culler- Oct. Lt. H. Johnson. Birmingham, curler -Oct 13. J. !earn, Birmingham. erlectroplater-Sept. 11. J. Wilson, Derby, Unman -Sept. 11. J. Clarke, Derby, licensed victualler-Sept. 11. E. J. Selby, Nottingham, ironmonger--Sept. 11. I. Hunt, Derby, maltater-Sept. 11. G. Frsnklln, De-eying St. James, Lincoln shire, grocer-Sept. 4. 91. Alm di, Bristol, attorney-Sept. 13. IL Swinton Bridge, Yorkshire. butcher-Oct. 9. A. G. du C. Kenton, Devonshire, druggist-Sept. 9. W. Carruthers, Bury, lancashire, travelling draper-Sept. 19. W. GarUnde, ateleybeidue, Lancashire, chemist-Sept. 22. J. Bead, Bourtma. Duresteldra, blacksmith-Sept. 22. R. Ostrell, Foothill Bishop, Wiltddrie-Sept. 27. W. Carden. Brighton, bricklayer-Sept. It Jane JeaMniimi, Swinton. Yorkshire, late beerhouse keeper rapt. 2.L J. Leighton, Nottingham, grocer-Sept. 2. J. &oilin ess. Nottinghamshire, Journeyman engineer-Sept. 2. J. ablegesa, Nottingham, grocer-Bog& t E. Foster, Woolley Moor, Derbyshire, butcher -Sept. S. T. Gunn. Nottingham, baker-.9ept. 4. W. M. Radford, Swamis, Glamorganshus, licensed victualler-Sept 17. W. Freaks, Breconthliw. beerboute keeper Se pt 24. J. Drake, Rockdale card maker- Sept. Ma. R. Clegg, Midfield, Leneefiblre, taller -Se pt- 23. W. Accrington, Lancashire, IS. J. Goddard, Gloucester, white:smith-Sept. la. G. Fletcher, Gloucester. grocer -Sept. 16. G. A. 11 Hepworth. Gloucester, mimeos -Oct. & J. Brown, Ilorncaetle, Lincolnshire, ilshrnonger-Sept. 2. F. Fran cis, Lincoln, painter-Sept. 16. J. Jones, Birkenhead, book keeper-Sept. 10. W. Lamb Plymouth. late grocer-Sept. 16. C. Lewis, Kendon , Monmouth shire, collier-Mont. 16. T. Cutt, Pea typed, Monmouthshire, timber agent... 11. G. Bullet, Cove, Devonshire, carpenter-Sept. 16. C. Purk Creasing. liana. car penter-rapt 13. J. Moore, Wrexham, Denbighshire, printer- Sept. In J. Pitman, Weedonsoyland. Sonversetahlre, butcher- Sept 11. A. W. Scopes, Whitey, Rum ft. J. Fes ter, Baiting& friterer -Sept 17. W. Benner. New Swindon, Wiltshire. late farmer-Sept, 17. C. Smith, Swindon, Wiltshire, journeyman butcher—August V) Ranh Moore, I Buießy. Car inarthenshlre, licensed victualler—Sept. 23. 8. Halsey, Lowe stoft, Suffolk, master mariner. BA NK IIPTCY ANNULI/ID. Augost 14. TWonail DawaMe, Wigan, teaseaaldre. journeyman 11011,1 r. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. 00 , 11AMPTON:ia - i IMPROYND Irnuxao•T COMPANY LIMUTIVA NOS. 11. M, at Hu]ughall' Watt —petition for winding up. DXCLABATIONi Of D171D7498t WILIXX , EN, Pontypridd. groce rlard dividend of ad., any rung 7, at Ateratom ge Own; &idoles. Blida , African merchant —Srd dividend of aay Wednesday, at Acraman'ti, Bristol. L B MIDAIR% Littleton.upon.tevern, cattle desist-4nd divi dend of 7d., any Wedneeds). at Acraman's, Bristol DAVID MORGAN, Merthyr Tydfil, contractor—let dividend of fa.. W Wednesday, at Amman* Bristol. Dorn D. COGS Bristol, pawnbroker—let dividend of Is. Id., any , at Amman's, Bristol. BlQmrioT MAITILLA,, Swansea, general realm—lit dividend of as. tat., any Wednesday, at Acraman's. Bristol. ROaltaT GaZiRD, Berkeley, timber dealer - let dividend of Is. lod., any Wednesday. at Amman's, Bristol. L MOODY, Castle Cary, grocer —lst dividend of is., any Wadnesday, at Amman's, Bristol. Join Ilannna, Moody, Derbyshire, leather dealer—lst divi dend efts- ad., Amgen It, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. OSOSMS Boma, Wigan, tailor—dividend of lea, ltd., any day, at ialsclough's, builder, Wigan. PANTNIIRSHIPS DIBBOVVID - _ . S. /Wile and J. tleiaes. Blarkbnrn,Limotaettliera—L Mestere, DID., and W. Higgins, Liverpool, is merebuste—lss- Della Cecilia Vivians Cooke, G. H. Vernon, T. Walker, C. Jack -9011, Ind H. B. W. Milner, Doncaster and norm, Yorteldre, and Betted and Worksop, Nottin„thamaidni, bankers, so far as re gards Imbelks Cecilia Woke* Oeoke—J.lEt. Bay), and IL New man, Woolwich, Phunatead. and Depitord—T. Pastas and B. Weatherby, numierland, butchers—l. Can, sad 3. El wood. Idlcester, engineers, so far as MORIN I. COlll-1. Hogan and B. Cottle, Wolverhampton, printers—J. Leahy and J. Jones, New.road. brokers—W. Webber and J. B. Loader, Totneas. Devonshire. linendrapers-Barsh Brindled Heglabotham and G. W. kieglnbotkum, N allcroes Mille, Derbyshire. barytes manulacturers—T. P. Henderson and W. B. Hodson, Bow common, Middlesex, antimony smelters—C. Hutchinson and B. L Bowater. Sunderland. opticians—J. Clark. W. Redgate, and Z. Be., New Bettord, Nottinghamshire, lace manufac turers—J. Osaind and P. Greg, Manchester, commission agents Arnoil, T. Hodge, W. Horwell, T. S. Hodge, and J. lien. cock, Barnstaple. Devonshire, biscuit manufacturers, so tar as regards W. Boswell. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nor Law arioar's oAzern.) WAR-01 , 710E. Amur, 22. Corps of Royal Es 'news—Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet- Colonel Alexander Cunningham to be colonel, vice Laughtma deceased lice Caai Archibald Inipey to be lieutenant-oolonel, Smith, deceased ; Captain William Drummond Alexander Roberteon Short to be lienteoant -4:01°04 vice Cunningham, promoted ; Captain and B t - Major William Arden Crommelin, C. 8., to be lieutenant colonel, via Yule, who retiree ; Second Captain Charles Thornton Stewert to bs captain, vicie Dopey, promoted ; Second Captain and Brevet-Major Frederick Richard Manuell to be captain ' vice Short, promoted ; Second Captain Frederick West on Foils to be captain, vice Crom melin, promoted. The name of the lieutenant-colonel from the Bengal En gineers, appointed lieutenaot.colonel in the Royal En ifineers, is John Harley Maxwell, and not John Hanley Maxwell, u stated in the Gazite of the 29th April last. Scots Fusilier Guards—The surname of the gentleman sp. pointed amigo and lieutenant in the (eac€le of the 19th Auguat, 1862, is Graham, and not Gorham. Ament.ours, Auou 22.—Arrorrnemm.—Lieu- Unseat H. 0. St. John, to the Argos. Master G. W. Hardie, to the Anon Paymaster W. T. Richazda, to the Malmo. Surgeon 1). X. Slum to the Greyhound. Midshipmen: H. T. Wright. to the Isiffe7— E. onlinmand, to the Gelber ; and A. P. (Ardor t o the gave, Navel Cadet 0. B. Pupa (000 lated). Engineer H, T . Itattio ( promoted ), t o th e Megan. Arnaleni I...timer 0. L. Carlisle (promoted) to the Asia. We (Army and Nary Gazette) understand that the Court of Inquiry which has been MUM( in Dublin to Investigate cer ta in in 4 matters connected with the Commis. la ria t Department at the Curnigh has made its report, but that no ulterior prooesdiuge have been considered by the authorities to be necessary beyond an admonition to the officer* concerned to mocha greater vigilance over their subordinates for the future. The dietrilsation of the Kirwee prize money (says the Army arid Nary Gazette) has not yet been arranged. We believe that Lord Clyde claims his share se commander in -chief, on the plain ground that Whitelock's column was under his orders, and that he, as commander-in-chief iu the field, planned its operations and directed its movements. Lord Clyde, as the commander-in-chief, also thinks he has the beet right to may what corps should participate in the jrize, as the government have decided oa lettin g th e B an d a ewels, he., go to the army ; and he who directed all the columns which were in the field considers that Sir Hugh Rose's force is entitled to participate in it. No doubt Lord Clyde's views will have great weight in the quarter to which they are addressed. Our own opinion at the facts, es they were stated to us, was expressed long ago. NON-COMILIRRIONED OFFICERS AND THE SCHOOLS or Mongaritv.—Wbea lately ordering detachments to the School of Musketry at Myths for instruction, the Duke of Cambridge remarked :—" Representations having been made to his Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief that the general intelligence and educational attainments of many of the non-commissioned officers sent to the schools of musketry are of such a low standard that the object of their instruction is often frustrated, and their usefulness 00 TO turning to their battalions greatly limited, his royal high ness has desired that this subject may be specially attended to in selecting parties for instruction, and has notified that be will henceforth take serious cognisance of any case in which inch injunctions and the directions of the general order of Sept. Z, 1861, shall appear to have been disre garded." THE ALDERSHOT &MINDS, THE PUBLIC, AND THE Vounrrxxvis.—A correspondent of the leading journal demands that the Duke of Cambridge shall give the public information of the reviews at Aldershot. in order that they in general, and volunteer officers in particular, may attend for amusement or instruction ; and be argues that the public have a right to this information, seeing that they have paid for the sight. Now, we are inclined to think his Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief will not accede to this request, localise, if he were to do so, the very thing he is most anxioua to avoid would take place, and the public would attend in such numbers that neither generals nor soldiers could move with freedom. It must be remembered that the " fine sight ^ is only an incident in the course of military instructioo. The camp at Aldershot was constituted for the purpose of perfecting officers and men in drill and discipline, not to afford the public the gratification of field days. We have authority for stating that when the public have at tended en muse the greatest inconvenience has been caused to the commanding officer, the generals, and brigadiers by the crowds of mount ed men galloping about, after or among the staff, and by the spectators getting in the way of the troops or obstructing the view. Still, with proper arrangements for keeping the ground, some set review■ and field-days might take place during the season, of which doe notice might he given to the world. At Chalons the field days are fixed in regular order. l'eci;le who really desire to me troops in motion will rarely be disappointed if they go down any fine day to Aldershot ; but if they only want to go when the duke is down, we can tell them his royal highness has a decided dislike to attend on such occasions, and is not likely to gratify them. —Army and Nary Gazelle. ALTERATIONS IN THE LUNACY LAWS.—Two acts were pawed at the close of last session amending the lunacy laws. With regard to commismors, the ietpairy in to alleged insanity is to be limited to two years, and this limitation will save great expense. The alleged lunatic is to be examined before the evidence is cmaimeasied, and at the close before the jury consult on their verdict. The presiding judge is to decide whether the examinations are to be conducted in open court or in private. Another alteration is made in came where the property does not exceed 1,0001. in value, or 501. a year. In such cases the Lord Chaneelior, without the ex pense of a commissioa, can make the property available for the lunatic or his family, or for conTioll on any trade or business. The same provision extends to persons acquitted on the ground of insanity. In the other act of parliament, " absence on trial" is permitted to lunatics, sod unless they return on the expiration of the period, or unless a me. dial certificate is forwarded that their detention is no longer necessary, they may be retaken as if they had escaped. The act provides that proper asylums are to be made, and medical visitors are to see the patients at least four times a year ; and, unless under special circumstances, the inmates may correspoed without having their letters opened. CRYOTAL PALACE POULTRY Snow.—The entries for this occasion ere more numerous than upon any previous mummer show, and as they come from the principal breeders and fanciers of the country, there is every reason to believe that it will, in the quality as well u in the number of the sPouimest gurus previous shows. It ass also an international °Sumer, as be pees of poultry and pigeons come from Franco, ➢ not only competing with our usual vs. rieties, but representing aba several peculiar to the Coati sent. In additino to Oreverceurs and Guelderbmds, there' will be exhibited Hondas', LAM)", ash-coloured B black Breda", white Breda., bantams mum d'Arre;e s t from Japan, silk fowl, widte beaten'. mast hastens, sod Japanese mallets. All other varieties will be well roper stinted, particularly the Dorking, Spanish, Death Mims gold and silver pencilled Hamburg, and pme fowl is all its varieties. There will be also a besedifsl cellertlien of phis. manta. The show commences on Monday, and will continuo during the two following days. [Stamped, ld. Additional] [TWOPENCE THE DISTRESS IN LANC4SHIEL Yesterday afternoon a general meeting of the Manchester Central Relief Committee took place at the Town-hall, Manchester. There were present—The Earl of Derby, tie Earl of Sefton, the Earl of Ellesmere. Lord Feertoa of Tattoo, the Bishop of Manchester, Sir Robert Gerard, Berk, Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, lion. Secretary, Colonel Wilms Patten, M.P., Major Egerton Leigh, Mr. H. B. Farrell, Poor-law Inspector, Mr. W. P. Thornhill, M.P., Meese. T. H. Birley, Hugh Mason, T. B. Crows, Robert Gladstone, Murray Gladstone, E. Reuss, J. A. Bannerman, Dr. Watts, Herbert Philips, G. L. Ashworth, J. W. Mae• lure, and the Mayors of Manchester, Salford, Ashton, Beck ham Staleybridge, and Stockport. Messrs. Dixon and Wright attended as a deputation from Birmingham. On the motion of the Earl of DIRBT, the Mayor of HAN outer= was called to the chair. The chief business of the meeting was the revision of the resolutions reported from a sub-oimmittes had about three weeks ago, and the appointment of an executive committee in place of such sub-committee, of which the Fail of Ellie mere was appointed chairman, and Sir J. Kay Shuttlaworth, the deputy chainueo. hr consequeoce of • wish expressed that the Lord Mayor's hind should be distributed through the same agency, the town clerk of Manchester drew up • resolution requesting the executive committee to communicate with the Lord Mayer an the subject. IBr. D. OILLDWICIL asooeded the esettse. _ Dr. WATTS thought it batter to &Toad • specific resolution I on the subject. The Mayor of BLACKBURN was of Use ume opinion. The Earl of DARBY said—l hope the meeting will con- I alder very carefully what eaves they take with regard to the object in view. 1 think there is no difference of opinion— there can be no difference of opinion—among us that it is very desirable that the whole of the contributions sect in from various parts of the country should pass through one channel, and that channel, the one which is most likely to obtain • perumal and practical knowledge of the wants of the different localities amongst which it is to be distributed. At an early period some of the gentlemen connected with the county of ?scouter met together for the purpose of considering whether they should attempt to organise swami subscription. But representations wen made to us at that tune, and principally from the localities chiefly affected, that it was thought the time was not yet come ; that local effort. had not been sufficiently relied upon, sad that it was not desirable that we should take the step which we upon our part were desirous of taking. In the roesatime the Lord Mayor established his separate subscription which has jest been referred to, and which I have no doubt has contributed very mainly to the relief of the distrees is the various districts, although at the same time I have little doubt that in many cases the feed has been injudiciously distri buted on account of false representations havini, been made to the Lord Mayor. And I think it is extremely desirable that if the Lord Mayor could be induced to comsat to such a proposition, he should be induced to consent to hand over to the committee which has now bean appointed the distri bution of the fund which may ootne through him. At • late period the committee, who met at the haw of my noble friend here (Earl Ellesmere) underz the name of the Bridgwater-house COr.:lnitteS, was mein summoned. It was alt that the time was come when it was incumbent upon us to make a strenuous effort to increase the contri butions, and • meeting wee then held, at which • considera ble sum—about 10,001 C—was collected in the room, from • small number of individuals at the time then meeting. That ram hu since been increased, and we have either atour dis posal or promiabd,asumaltogether of something like4o,ooo/. Vie have already ?awed a TesoluO9A that RA s hould transmit for • period of six months • mialmu• oontri buti,n of 4,0001. a month. lam io great Dopes that we shall he able considerably to increase that &meant, and I think at the same time we should transmit it, not hi one sum, but from time to time, as we find the state of our funds will warrant, and as the amount of distress may appear to require it. lam not prepared to fix any precise minimum, but I have not the least doubt that fort e future the sum et 4,0004 for the period of six menthe will be consider ably exoseided on the parte( the Bridgewater-house committee. This being the case, sad the Liverpool committee having also given their assent to the appointment of this coma mines, and having intimated that they, in like manner, and acting upon the same principle with ourselves, would transmit from time to tune their funds, to be distributed upon the responsibility of this executive committee, I am not without hope that the knowledge of there facts, more especially if brought privately to the knowledge of the' Lord Mayor, may have an induces with him, sod induce ' him to take the mule course, and follow the same line ; but I coulees that I entertain considerable doubt whether it would be judicious on the part of this meeting to pm • reeolatioe which should appear to dictate to the Lord Mayor • course of proceeding which, however desirable in itself, if it is to be presented to him io any way, had better be presented to him in such a manner as to avoid all appearance of dietetical. I should doubt, therefore whether • formal resolution would be desirable, and whether it would not be better that Colonel Wilson Patten, who has already been in communi cation with the Lord Mayor, should not be requested to call his attention to the prooeedisgs of this day, and pri vately to urge upon him the opinion which was very strongly entertained by the whole of the meeting. The resolution was withdrawn, the feeling of the meeting beim that it would be better to allow the Lord Mayor of London to exercise his owe judgment, after be had leant what had passed at Liverpool and Birmingham and during the present discussion. On Thursday afternoon a deputation of operatives had aa interview with Mr. Egerton sad Mr. lamb, the members for South Lancashire, at the Rilatine Hotel, Manchester, to confer with them on the subject of the labour twit. The deputation were—Tbomaa Mawdeeley, secretary of the Oottou Spinners' Association ; Mr. William Leigh, of Hyde; Mr. William Gee, of Stockport ; and Mr. Thomas Banks, of Bolton. The London committee of the Lancashire Dis tress Fund met yesterday at the lhasion-house. Mr. 001 , TON took the chair ; and Messrs. Lyortt, Armitage, Barber, Sumo., Lilheeglue, Goodusam and Gibbs were also pre sent. A number of fresh applications were received, which were considered, and the committee resolved to send the following grants, namely :—Shuttleworth WI. • Farington, 401. •' Collyhurst, New District, 1001. ; St. Oallserine and St. Oswald New Town, 1001. ; Padiham, 1251. • Bohm Poor Protectioo Society, 1501. ; Oldham, 501. ; &reside wick, 751. ; Burnley, 2501. ; Chddiuton, St. John's, 100/. ; St. Michael's, Manchester, 2001. The committee, taking into considera tion the increased distress in those districts to which grants of money have already been made, resolved to *sod the following additional amounts :—All Souls, Ancoata, 501. ; Oldham-road, St. Peter's ' 7514,T00ge, 75/.; Bradford raid, St. Philip's, 1001. ; Enfield, /cm, 100/4 Birch, 501. ; Livesay, 1001..• Brolidbottomaud Clierlesworth, 5014; Burton, 3001. ; Blackburn, 300/. ; and Wipa,lsol.; Wing in all, 3.0401. . . . . . M Gram reported that he had received a letter contain bag • draft for 9234 IBe. sd. from Mr. Robert Hsnway, the deputy-chairman of the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce at Bombay, being a second remittance of the subscriptions collected by that committee ; and also a draft for 581. la, 6d., which had been collected at Bareilly, in India, by the Rev. W. G. Gerrie. The total amount of subscriptiona up to Thursday night was 37,4301. CRYFrraL PALACE. Meyerbeer's and Auber's music, composed far the opening of the International Exhi bition, will be performed a; the Crystal Palace today by combined military and orchestral buds. The bead of the Coldstream Guards will play mama& music op the terrace during the display of the fountains ; and Mr. Beat, of Liverpool, will perform on the great festival ergo. The price of admission on Saturdays is sow reduced to one alailliog. A CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH ON THE CHARING. CROSS RAILWAT.--Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payne held an impest at Guy. Hospital oa the body of George Webster, a child eight pan of age, who was crushed to death on the Charing-cross Railway. From the ',videos:not Mrs. Bird, of Jaae•treet, Gravel-lane, Southwark, it appeared that at half- past two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon she was passing the works of the Cbariog-cre-2, Railway Company, near Gravel-lane, when abs heard a scr eam from several children. She west to the place, and there saw the deetesed child fall from between the "bumpers," or weals pro- jectors, of two railway trucks that were need for the 'ar mee of bringing bricks and other materials on to the lies, bat at the time these tracks were empty. Thera were two trucks in frost, and one bolded, and the deceased was jammed between the second and third truck. William Flanagan corroborated this evidence, and said there were several children playing on the trucks on the Unth read. One of the trucks was pet in motion by the children shoving it, and the deceased was between that and two others, and be was jammed between them. The hey fell ea le a heap of dirt, hut ha went mid picked hies me, whim he found he was Needier ft= the mrs and meatli. He took him to a doMer's, who washed his foes, bet immediately afterwards be was oneveyed in a tab to the hospital. Mr. Rebooted, hewn eugeoe, said the de ceased was brought in en Wedamday with a fracture of the shell and bleeding from the ear, mouth, and nostrils He died is half an hoer after hi adthirsien. Alexander Smith, agent to the wistreator for the Chasing-orces Railway, said then trucks were put as to a siding, mad all three ware ferassied terilter, and the breaks put down to pretest their remora, bat the bays could climb on to the trucks and se Mere the tweaks. They must rho have uncoupled one of Use trucks, aid hence the accident which had as• cuffed. The jury returned a verdict of " Amdleatal death." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (arum's rum ITALY. TURIN, Alsourr 22. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes the fol lowing report, addressed by the ministry to the King : "General Garibaldi has raised the standaid of rebellion. Your Majesty's name and that of Italy serve only to veil the intentions of European de magogy. _ _ "The cries of Rome or death !' are senseless insults to our glorious ally, and retard the only possible accomplishment of our unanimous wishes. "As General Garibaldi remains deaf to your voice, and unmoved by the thought of lighting up civil war, energetic action has become necessary. " The rebellion of Garibaldi imposes upon us the necessity of treating the country occupied by volunteers as a country occupied or threatened by an enemy. We therefore advise your Majesty to , proclaim a state of siege. " The ministry accept the responsibility of this emeara. FRANCE AND ITALY. PAM, Auocer 22. The Constilutionnel of this evening, in an article signed by its chief editor, M. Limayrac, maintains that the pressing interest of Italy is to subdue extreme revolution. "The possession of Rome, or even of Venice," continues this article, "would not restore tranquillity, and it is the duty of Italian statesmen to persist in the energetic policy they have adopted." SICILY. TIIRLN, Atrorer 22. The Diacussione of to-day says :—" Some Italian cruisers have captured, in Ca.anian waters, a foreign vessel laden with army." The royal troops have assembled in considerable force near Catania. TURKEY. (Isom ous °wit r : 1 • CONSTANTWOPLE, Amin. 14. We have been somewhat puzzled here to account for the sudden fall ill Turkish securities QII London marks!, except on the sztivehiiiion that some of the rumours put in circulation in this place have been telegraphed to Mislaid, and believed. Of course there has been no lack of calamitous in telligence, as usual. We had a choice of an in surrection in Servis, a terrible defeat in Monte negro, and the fiat Mims' of the Russian and French ambassadors to continue the conference on Berrien affairs. As all these are demonstrably fable, the fall in London comes most opportunely to show that there must be some disastrous news on the road, and the new consolides remain at about WI. The truth is, that there is a very im portant "bear" party here, who are interested, pecu niarily and politically, in sending down the price of the new stock, and whose operations have biome grievously damaged by the buying orders reseived from London, which have been for a con siderable amount. It is these orders which have produced so heavy a fall in the exchange recently, paper on London having been as low as 101 for first-dais bills. -- it; birth of a prisons, named Saliba, was cele brated for three days with abundance of saluting and fireworks, this being the sewed child of the Sultan. The early arrival of Said Pacha by way of the Danube is announced, and also that of the Italian princes, who are expected on the 16th, so that there will be again plenty of holidays at the Porte and interruptions of business, as is usual in such cases. PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. Foreign journals have published several different versions of the note addressed by the Cabinet of Vienna to the Cabinet of Berlin relative to the re cognition of the Kingdom of Italy. A short ab stract of the document is given in the VoUubo4e, a Roman catholic journal of Munich. It would seem that Count de Rechberg merely thanks King Wil liam, in the name of the Emperor Francis Joseph, for having so long resisted the efforts made to in duce him to recognise the new kingdom ; as to the assurances and promises contained in the diplomatic correspondence exchanged on this occasion between the cabinets of Berlin and Turin, the Austrian minister is said to declare that he should pass them over in silence as • matter of course, "since they were not worth the paper on which they were written, and they were not otherwise ap preciated by General Durando himself." It is scarcely probable that Count de Rechberg expressed himself in such terms. But there appears to be no doubt that the tone of the despatch was dry, and that Prussia replied in the same spirit, declaring that for the future her bearing towards Austria would be strictly kept within the limits of her federal obligations. The German joernals publish a despatch, addressed by Count tie Rechberg to Count Karolyi, Austrian Minister at Berlin, on the subject of the two propo sitions lately presented to the Germanic Diet by the Vienna Cabinet and its allies of the conference of Wurtzburg. Those propositions, which have been already mentioned, set forth the means of intro ducing the representative element into the federal constitution, and of preparing the creation of a federal tribunal. The despatch represents those measures as a step towanla more complete reforms —that is to say, the establishment of a stronger federal executive power and the organisation of a representative body. It warmly insists on the rea sons which ought to induce Prussia not to persist in her refusal to co-operate in effecting a liberal reform. PRUSSIA AND HESSE CASSEL. The A ugeburg Gazette says : It ham often been asserted within the but few days that the Prussian minister will shortly return to Ousel ; be we are reliably informe4 that the resumption of diplomatic relations between Prussia and Electoral HOMO is by no mesas certain. M. de laha-Botfelher bas. is feet, recently addressed • despatch to Count de Bernstorff, stating that the Hessian government feels bound to leave Prussia to take the lint step in the matter. A San Francisco paper states that the Overland Mail Company's oceans here oornmeoced arriving. Since the recent chimp of roots the trip from St. Joseph to Salt Lake has been mods in seven days. Then is • prospect .that the avenge time from St Louis to San !Francisco will be nineteen days, and that the whole ocean Mail from New York to San Francisco will come through in 25 days. CAPTURE OP • LAWNS SALMON.—At the Stan uergate fi shing station, rest of Dandes, on Wednesday morning, the noble men captured the largest salmon they bare taken there for the past thirty years. It was 3 feet S lashes in length, 27 inches is breadth, said weighed 471 b. It was a remarkably fine fish, and, as its measurements 'bow, exceedingly plump and homy is proportion to ita size. —Dorado Advertiser. Tai NIWCWITLZ MOIL MULL —M iller and Dixon, the moo is eurtedy os the charge of hashes caused the death el Pstriek Bogen. moos brought up for ILLIMIIII6- tioa at the Newcastle Polies Court, os Thunda . The 'videos* wee Welly a nospitulatios el that addaosd at the sorosees ism* sad at seta eke, loth the primers were eesseailled le the mime for trial for " murder." The eiressietaisom attending the death of the old somas, Yra lialikisy, sear Obesterls.street, was else the 'abject of mowed isseatigaties yesterday. The soljetwset=6 ems held amid tensiested in a verdict " • Oin sad his wife, whom the umaglotsmaar bed pro. committed for trial os the capital cham.