The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-07 00:00:00

11 • ::-, • . : ; eict s loz: , • . • , rtv y t • " cfiffd vir • .: . • • t' ~/. No, 5,537.) uoNTHLATLA D M CA callin g tHm at S. 6 3:4 thA by the maguincent Fleet of BteSlllllllll belonging to tie Inha and Londou Shipping °mavens (Lieriwi).zis. will. , sn, clipper auxiliary Meamai c - ALerrrA, 1,161 tow, SW .“"ywer. S. H. WRIGHT, Commander, will lease the Vio -01000: Mkt the 7th May, and Plymouth the 12th May, C .atta. MILLS at Madre& Them steamers will cull at r of lioal Hope on the homeward voyage only, and w to make an average Pamogn 01 16 tot fro= Zogiond to rasongers by the steamer, will re the option of . .,•,;ng and dieerolurktna at Plymouth, the Company paying ,deay fen between Loudon and Plymouth, and conveying fe t yid from the ate-mem—Foe freight or purge apply to nay end Co., IS. Paraatueut-atrest, &W. ; al to Reginald bal . Secretary ; or to Bond and Mackeivie, M a „: •.• Mincing-lane, EC. ; and In Plymouth, to Itr!alint rEW ZEALAND.—Assisted passages and Free 6r,nts of Ind.—WILLIS'S LlNfi natal:.tithed I lara. ca IrrmentieDed ',Attic which afford web general edema f.. 3c cannot be tome In those a any other line, will be oistedpunetaally : Sopa ChM Port. To Ban. A 1 Auckland . Sailed. A 1 Auckland . May 31 A 1 1° years Canterbury June 10 A 1 12 years *tap Al St. Lads llay to aTell to WILLIS, GANN. and Co.. & Cloehr-equor% who hap used the ninth edition of their Rand Book of New I."• orb GREEN. ROBINSON, and Co., land; Reid India weLe. 4denhWetreet AUCKLAND .Dirges, by WILLIS'S LINE, estaulisbed.ls4t. to sell o Inth thewiredid trot upper strip COLCId BCE, 1,677 tone MM. ADM mein Irlds 13 ME Landon Dock. beentlfal ,e:.` 1 .. OniTaPle 110Siare ik kas an elvint salool v :=s, h,, art:J.l,lmpg eti .she sleds sods eessesma n t passengers es cannons equalled by any Alp now r the same pont. —WILLIS, otym, and Co., 3, Crosby- F../r, (ALLY, ROBINSON, and Co., Rest Indlemeinuse, om can be obtained the Ninth Edition of the " New liand.book "price 7d, post free% which codeine eM7 -awn that can be dashed by intending emigrant' oy ag LACK BALL PASBESGBR LINK of currut tACEEtS for AUSTILILLIA time Landes direct Stdp. Dada. To M. 4111huu 3141- • • • • hulah ..... : ,Oolden Routh .. rotutgAostralla .tee 1,800 2,000 1,800 1,011 %NO I. India ; May 10 L. India I E. India May 01 L India ! May 7 E. India June II ttlrLratetl lino of packets hank by Weir ',factuality soli rower. earued a w erld-knovra repatatlon, and their puo r.:}r 806 . 011111110daboll to unausporaed by any %easels afloat.—for raticulars ropecting freight or pares to Australia fp= LAINIS and Co., Liverpool . ali Unita for the h Line and T. IL MACKAY and Ow, 1, Ludenlfdlatztet„ kola. Le. STEAM TO NZW TOIL. 'HE LIVERPOOL, PEW YORK, and MLA DIFLPH IA 41111 P COMPALTY tutood it v4 ,hing lbes!Mo st w ites enddieboal boa Screw aliszNituys, ..." - FEII3I . I.IyEMPUOL TOIL FOIL NMI GLAit.QB . It ednrsday, Way 11. i ITV tar LIMERICK. Saturday. lig H. I ITV Of BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May IL And every Wednesday. and every alternate retarder. Cshis raseageby the mil Maims isiling *my Wedseeday, ::. and 21 guineas, according to the aocommodation. Cabtn , b) the •atarday's steamers 13 'obsesa forward paw" g -, past larladlna all providont cooked, ramiser . t g or the I Med Stites, :Led British Cohunbik booked r my advantereous tarrea—des farther particulars apply to M INMAN. a, Wateratrest, Limpool ; or to MUM MACEY. 11. King MMus-street, am I:NARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AllhillCAN ROYAL WAIL STILAM-lIIIPS, appointed W .t lin:ratty to mil between LIVE/POOL sad MEW Yollit., twreu LI MI POOL and BMWS, the Beeton ships militia illifax to hod and receive pesseorers sad walla The fol. ir.,..: or other ',eels are appointed to sell boat Liverpool, st Cork . 1...‘ . r. f eft.. firmitfla : _... ... _._. -- *PiItSIAJor NSW YOU, Saturday. May 7. ?,kin: pasongers and goods for Nassau and Harass, to be r. , fcrred at New York subject to ks parinioslaa of tks 1 . ,:z...l states aptboritles on board the 3.11.8.2. Corsica. ii.. A'R, for W . ..TON, Saturday, May 14. sUcTRALANIA N, for NNW YOBX Saturday, Mby 11. huge mono, Including aboard', los and provisoes., but -at wines dr liquors :—To Banter sad Bolles, add rabbi, second cabals. £l4. To New York, chief cabin, £2O; :.1 cabin, Zl9. Freight to llaUfax, Boston, and New York, Z$ t o, and a per cent. prinastre.—Apply to .t. B. Food, at, Old ..street, London ; J. M. Curtis, Ham, sad 12, Place do Is cne. Pans . O. airl J. Bursa. Borbawrisolinfit. Wlaleow ; D. ..s. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. sad C. Wirer, u. Watt"- Liverpool. 111. and the RHINE. — TWICE a WERE. - Tbe paddlodeamer &STATILE. Capt. W. 111. every Sander. from Hermitage Tler. at 10 a... calling ..s.kwall for paaaengers at 11 a.m. Tares, L 2 2a. Al 10a., I ;71. Pd.: return. MU, 11 13a. and Al es. fad. The memo. • 1 FVLSOORD from of the Tower Thursday morning parrs. dl and Fl 10a—Por throne! refer to the .red monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal c... W.. or to PHILLIPPS. ORATES, PHILIPPS. and Co., 2 , xl4ane. Z.C. lIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PBILLIPPS, and l • despatch the nndermentloned tirat.class steamers : I' r EtiI7ERUAM, the BATAVIIIR, every Sunday morning, . Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., calling at Blackwell for pas :lr.-, at 11 am. Farts, at Es, LI las, and 17s 6d : cad the I .N. s.IED miry Thursday morning arty tram off the Tower. sm .1. [r ;11E11 EN. neutral vein* under Medan Las , the ADLER, utv E. or f•CHWALRE , every Thursday morning (weather per a:n.i." . at 6 am.. from Boreal) down, and from Blackwell at 0 • . Fares. Ls, LI. and 19s. For (....1111 EN lit RG, the GUSTAF WASH , May It, trees Horne -1,.. a. Fares, La hi., ill Sa, sad LI. To be followed by Use .V.•(N. l o.PENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM. the EDITH, from r...% town, la a few days. for lr(-1,:ht, ramie, , de.. apply at Chaplin 's rational Oece, .'.., nom, W.; or to PIIILLIPPS, GRAVEL, PRILLIPPS, 4. ( . U. Lood.lane. E.C. NELLI'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH comPANY :Limited:. - ' red order the Joint stock Companies Act, by which the : . ..ty of each nharelsoldar In strictly Insulted to the amount f • share* -.I t_ 1.,000, of which 126.000 foe= tha original capital of the Company. •t, wilt issue 12 . 25,000, In 00,5C0 shams of 110 each. n • , :t 0 • per share on application. and 11 on allotment. ' - • , f o 1 esti, at int.-reels of not new than two months. ' -". in -The kb,ht Hon. the Kan of StilltEWSßUltY and TALBOT. ninon London-The Agra and tatted Service Bank. lian,hester - Manchester and Salford Bank. BROCIRS. 7.-Meats. Johnson, Longden, and C n., ft. Tokenhonse yard. 11verpool-Wesara. Taunton and Co. Manchester-T. Wanner, L' q. , t(IIITAAT pro tem.' -James Ontteres, Faq. L , r-:, Angel•toatt. City : to, Victoria4treet, Manchester: 0, DRIc-atrwet, LlcerpooL B 9NELLI'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Um itedl. 14 HEREBY ciVEN, that the BEARE LIST et this r; •• f (3.04 Y. for LONDON TOMORROW, the 7th and for the Country os the fella—By order, .1. Gt'lliftES, 24cretary pro tent. • f•;:xl•rotirt. London, LC., May n, 1564. BuNELLI'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY CHALLENGE ted). THE . of the "Telegraphic Journal," 6, Suffolk-lane, May Stb, I c. , Light Hon. the Lail of Shrew stogy and Talbot, Chairman of the BonelL Telegraph Company ;Limited`. !. ,d,—ln answer to your Inquiry, I beg to say that haring • appointed electikal referee by the Bonellt Company, , e at at what should have been the competitive trial • the lionelti and thighs instruments. I have nn Amite in. that I consider the work dens by the Bone al in ! , onchislvely /vowed all that has been stated in its favour. •• :i.,ary, however, as *ma the rapidity and precision, Loth ,:tmg and transmission on that day, the public work ihaiday during and after heavy rain was still more •ry . the rorreethera on Satnrday was absolute : and the -'• • vont of Athena messages, as well as the steadily locreas s-z "vas of the Company, attested by the returns. adord • • Werke that in this, the essential quality of telegraphy. .oar', work is net wantiug. I am preparing a report of ~.. • motions, Is welch I shall have °evasion to notice many tilynt points in the system, but I feel bound to say that • .I,e with ahlch I see reason to Sod fault, the eeoeulty of the wires brine, la my opinion, fully compensated 3,43:tratarea secured. I am, my Lord, Emu Lordship's obedient Servant, , -qmed, OWEN HOWL IND. Electrician to the Telegraph Cotomittge of the Board of Trade. .) LADIES.—BOWLANDS' KALYDOB., an boetdal Boubical Preparation for Improving and &malt • t bloplesino and 'kin. The radiant bloom It imparts ; • 4. anti the • dtneas and delicacy which it Induces of ;.` nd arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and : redness, ton, pimples, Riots, freckles, discolors. .oth visitations, render It indispensable to art it obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, •Rh reit ienee to cold and inclemency, or intense t at. Pri,e o. bd. and ma. tid. per bottle.--gold at 20, toltn . and i.y themists and perfumers. Ask for and beware of simians and pernicious' • totter the name of " Kslydor." RI NI EVS TERCENTENARY IE EP h t„. —The Bard or Avois Palsy's, la snest boo, r . —I ts Shakespeare Scented Golden Locket. Is.. by post • -tap.—The shakespeare Sadist, 6.1.: by post for 7 stamps ••1.. stapes: c °our stir, on Satin, Is.. by Lou post ,o :7l4 stamps. 94, , inuel. and It, CornkM, i IrirF:F:Tif, constructed under Mr. ESKELL'S ..:cntvd invention 'secured by Royal Sesll7lii July, 1960) •• • ,•• a t,rpay.c.l for L , infort, appearance, and durability. - • tr. 3tnirot • and may afro bouts repaired. Treatise tree tv , ..,. , 4.. p.. Decay•• , l Teeth stopped: discoloured Teeth . .t.. Tv nus no. :• , rate. Cuumtltatinna free—S, Gros , ! •i . Boudareeg. W., and at Ilennetra4slM. Ilississansm. TIINNL'FORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ham bees, Mufti twisty-ass years, emphatically sane. dosed by the medical premiss, sad universally accept"' t.,r t►e public, as the beet isel7 . ter oddity of the stomach, heart burn, beedadie. goat, sad .seaos and as a mild aperient for delicate coastatatiose, more especially for ladies and chit dean. It L;tapered. In a Mate of perfect purity and of uniform strength. by DINNERORD and in, New Bead-street, Los Son: sad acid by all reepectslibt chemists throughout the woeld. DR. scams BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never tilling remedy, prepared without say merourial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will be found 13%a:stable to all who suffer from bilious sad liver complaints, indigestion, wind. epums, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes. de. Toe habitsia 'nativeness, as • family meriest medicine, and u a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild to their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.--Bold by W. Lambert, chemist, S, King wtlltama, Charingcross, London, sad by meet druggistut n bums, Is. Ild. and ts Pd. guy to ask for Dr. Mott s hallow and Leer Pals. The genuine are in • square grow package wit William Lambert' engraved on the *lmp. TEE INVIGORATIVE NIEVINE ESSENCE. The most scientifically prepared and soot powerful nutri tine cordial ever introduced restores to their normal condition sU the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de Fends. It lea mediae for debility of all kinds, and from ha con taining, among other inoedienta, pepdoe and phospateot sods, will prove highly beneficial to tbe nervous and dyspeptic. Price ea. per bottle, or tour quantities In one for 02$. bole Agruts, SIVANS. lianiwzarten and Co., 6to, A-Wont...West, W.C., and UM. Eischurvh4t.rmt, Z.C., Landoll. NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND EPILEPTIC. —A grand ferny sale in aid of this isvalnable charity was commencal yesterday at Willis's Rooms, St. James's. The immediate object of the Ladies' Committee in holding this sale is to 00-operate in the purchase and enlargement of the hospital, for the purpose of ravioli a eery heavy yearly rested ; and relying upon the venous co-operation of their countrywomen, they hope, by this amens, and by a special appeal, to rain in aid of the now building the sum of 2,0001. We are glad to say that there is every probability of their attaining that success which they so well deserve. The fancy sale yesterday attracted a very large number of the aristocracy, and the fair saleswomen had as much business on iMir hoods as they could well do. The Marchioness of Thomood offi ciated as lady president, and among the lady patronesses presiding at the stalls were the Marchioness cf Waterford, the Marchioness of Ely, the Marchiooess of Ormoode, the Countess of Antrim. the. Ladies Kees, Lady Queen Paget, the Hon. Lacy Kerr, ibd Mrs. Laroche. The Ladies' Com mittee was morevented at the stalls by Mrs. 8.. Bartoe, Miss Bevington, Mies Chastain., Miss Neale, Mist M. L. Parker. and Mrs. Radcliffe. On. of the most tasteful of the stalls consisted of articles made and contributed by the poor patients. The decorations were of a very beautiful character, and the large hall in which the sale was held ex hibited throughout the day a geese of great life and anima tion. The fancy sale, which is to remain epee for three days, promises to be very ancesseful, and the thanks of the charitable public are des to the Mies who have so gene rously given their time and money to promote so worthy an object. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTI AN ASSOCIATION. —The annual breakfast of this asbociatioo woo held yesterday morning, at six o'clock, at the rooms of the institution, 165, alderegate-street. The company, which was sensu ally large. wee addressed by the Revs. H. T. Cummins, B. Coley, W. Arno!. of Edinburgh, T. Aveling, and C. B. *Vurgeeo. The chairman, Mr. J. Caney Hoar*, expressed his warm attachment to the meociatiori, which he had long keowe, and in which, from etas observation, he had the greatest coolldenee, and called upon the meeting to join him in thanking the secretary, Mr. Shipton, for his long, faithful, and zealous service in their muse. An minion min response to this proposition brought the proceedings to a cites. T.. EASTERN EXCHANGE BANK (Limited). nia Actlsoce Intporated, with Waned Liability, mune the Cm. Capi Two MUDIRIS. L 100.000 litaras et L2o ld, mai Tint MOUS, 00,000 Sham Deposit on Applicant). of XI pat n parate. Further payanet Albania* Al lawn lint Call, sat aacoallag aotler than Ow Meath alter Alloanast. Worths Calla, not ozosodhat ZS lOs. Shares at Intervals of not kat than new ll It la sot tateadsd to call op noon than £lO per Shard DlSSloss. (eep H. Bowes i lke . 4. ( Th omas llanalog and Co), I/wawa Thomas Chilton. (11.oldarassaand Charon), Li Edward Comber, (Edward Comber and Cellr i. rerpood canna, Soo, and , Bombay) Won. Mo. (Mont, Deshler& and Co.), Ltrorpoot (Dhow, Bunter and Co., BoalV adme. Chad Edward Edson, bq . ( Dixo n and Co ., Allexandrh), WllDam LlverpooL Jame Ferule, Zoo (Tornio Brothers sod Co.), User- Patrick Banter, Der (Browne, Banter, and Oo ), Edward La IS4 (Edward lowans, sad Cl A ), s r t ralPool ; (Lurrenee and , ftabay). Abeam Yalcoiamo, Esq (J. and D. Yakohasola and Co.), LtrerpooL _ _ ILLIFWIL Livaepool—Tka National Baak of fiverpooL Loadon—TheStational Baak. ballad—Ms Bnuicke• of th• Nakloaal Bank. Manabaster—ljalon Bank of Ilancheater loada—Landan and Northers Bank. Olaa—llarcantlia and IC:chant Bank. SOUCTSOI&—Kaman Lam Banner, GM, and Lace, LiverpooL 'lows: Liverpool—Menem Thomas Mier and Sona London—Albeit Woad°, Fag.. 11. Angelooart Manelletner—Pleteet Sbor• and kbt. 14. St. Asuiniqoare. Ilmengang.—A. I. Mg, MR Tonponerp ollneo-17. prownl-baddingn Isslear, Uverpott PIOSPICTVE. • TM tasteen behangs Bank a.Mited , V tonged to supply a want which has been long teat, and its value will be immely recognised. Although Liverpool enjoys an immense export end import trade. and Is the port through which the valuable manufactures of lAEICUAJZO and Yorkshire peas. It has not a single bank con nected with the liediterraman, Igo Eng ladles, Cigna, or Australia. The, exports of British and filth produce and manufactures to the above countries for the year IMO amounted to about tarty millions, and by far the greeter poetics was shipped from Liver. pool, whilst the produce received to return late Liverpool wee of • value of upw sixty millions, making a total of or hum=millkess sterling. Landes bas upwards of Shy banks, with benches In different counts, establlahed for the purpose of afordlee every facility Is exchange tranamtious, there Is no bask of thl do se:Mum with Its bead quarters In Liverpool, connected with the Zeal he proltable nature of euthenist business is weil known. and the smiles which bee become so general of attaching bills Ad lading to bills of exchange renders this the safest deactivtion of banking business, Scans evidence of the safety and profitable character of the business Is afforded by the present values of the undermentioned Bulks, whose chief sources of proSts mein otansction with ex change °parader : Agra and United Service Beak.... Citsqfred *eraustile Beek a India, and Mai Oriental Bank Caincantion Chartered Bank el bart, Ultraßit China Bank at Alta rslada ITh ir ri e l _9 l tana.B." l ! Diet d YN Boah Mme.... Ili laitern I:change Beak (Lhaltedr will ha.. ita quarter* In Liverpool. Brand bank' will be formed, to the Mat Matthews, aS Abused:* Bombay, Lateens. (Ursa, end Australia, and a. the badness develop at other places. The Directors of the Lament lrehaege Bank will make ar rangements for Laden business, ooastituther a tretclass Lon don banking army on muttudly advantageous tens. The business of the bank will chiefly consht la negotiating mercantile bills of exchange, &meth* drafts. In negotist b =nd collecting bills payable at places where the beak Om or agencies. It will lame circular metes and letters of credit; edit undertake the purchase and sale of securities, the receipt of dividends, and Mime remittances Degrees the several places, In cluding London. at which lie agencies and branches will be established. The bank la founded under •• The emeritiles Act, I fal," whereby the respective usbutti of each shareholder la limited to the animist of his Mania There will be no fee for promotion the remuneration of the directors will ho flied by ths shareholders at each anneal meet ing and the preliminary expenses will be conAned to indis pensable outlay. The articles of amociation Ile at the Aim of the solleitors far inspection. Applications for shares must be scoompanied with a banker's receipt for Al per share. . . . no pad &add exceed £3 per share on the number of shares allotted, the surplus be returned: but If It should fall short, the balance most be paid within ewes days after noun of allotment, or to default, the allotment will be cancelled and the deposit forfeited . If no allotment be made the deposit will be returned to full applicallous for shuts may be sent through the solicitors or brokers of thej Company from whom forma el applkalsoa may be had. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARER To be retained by the Bankers. EASTERN EXCHANGE BANE ,Llatited). First Woe 50,000 shares. To the Directors of the Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited). Gentlernen,—HaHas paid to the Hankers of the aboe►namad Company the sum of A , I begun, request that you will altos ma shares In the said Company, sad I agree to accept such 'hares or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, sad to become a member of the Company ; and I authorise you to pleas my name on the regi ter of members In respect of the shares to be allotted to me, and I agree lobe bound by all the conditions and regulations contained In the DIXDOINIXIOIO sad grades of sasonatlon of the Company. 1 farther authorise you to forward by post to my address as below the etietitlesto kw say dares wench may be allotted to me. Dated this day of , 1164. Name in full Firm tf aayl Innings§ or preemies' Flare of banner Residence ands.t4l,l up Imam. raft. 20 40 10 21 EASTERN EXCHANGE BANK (Limited). !‘ erricz IS HENEST GIVEN. that the UST of APPLI CATIONS for MARES will he CLOSED THIS DAY, the 7th May. LAC; BANNER, GILL. ant LAM Benetton to the Casqleal. 17, Brcenie-bandlogt, Ueerpool, May 7, 1.164. lONIAN BANK—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIN that the ANNVAL OINERAL WESTING of the propeleton will be held at the Unice of the Corporation. la Groat Winebeater-street, on It !ADA Y. the stet day of May last, at 1 o'cb-ck Orvcitely. . at which meeting an election will Mks place of two 1/vectors, in the room of John Rankine sad Sae =lab Orillthe, Eve". who go oat of °nice by rotation, both of whom. being 'UN*, have been proposed for reelection. By order, May 4 1864. W. KETTLZWLLI. Secretary. SPLCIAL NOTICE CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASBUILA;VSf 9.OCIErI". 6stabkished 1824. An persons into effect Poiicie; on the Partkipating Seale before Jose W. UM. will be etititl.d at the next Bonus to one year's additional share of prone over later aasurera Tables of Mass and loran of Proposal. and the last Report showing the financial position of the society, can be obtained from auy of the Soeiety's agents, or of GEORGE CUTCLIFTL Actuary and Secretary. 111. St. dames's-square, London, S.W. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL /URINE INSCRANCE COMPANY Ltmfted:. NOTICE IA 111161tY GIVEN, that this C3mpany vlD COMMENCE NMI 4 Sal titer NEW 111113115i13, Cowper's court, Cornhill, on the lath May instant 4, Clements-lane, May t, 1465. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 1, Old Brasdsitrest, Landed, LC. Instituted 1810. The distinguishing feature of this Company to perfect meurity. The amount Insured from the rummer cement exceeds £7,,250.000. The amount of policies issued £7,100.000 The amount of claims paid, Including boons, £2.000,000. I he propnetoti capital to £750,000. The fund accumulated from premiums *needs 10 years of the premium Income, sad St per east. on the insurtuces in force. IDWAUD HENRY CHAPMAN. Rap., Chairman. MABTLY 21.11101 SMITH, Era.. P.. Deput y . Claimed. SAMUEL INGALL. Actuary. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. THE HALF•YEARLY MEREST WARRANTS to Lady. day Are now PAY ABLE at the Meek Na 113. Nwelawstrwet. Straad, W.C.. between to aad a cielnek. CHARLES LEWIS ORCHEISEN. Secretary. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and most useful intention of the day, ACTA A MACULA.— Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and Co., Three King-coart, Lombard streak London. perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully otter to the public this truly marrelloua Auld, which gradually restores the human hear to its pristine hue—no wetter at whatage. The Ague Arsenals has none of the propertes of dyes : It, on the contrary, benelleal to the system. and when the halt is once restored one application per mouth will keep It to perfect Odour. Price g I la, per bottle, or In half bottles. 10s. eel. John Ocenell & Co. bars been 49 0 IntiPd perfumers to H.S.H. Use Prisons of Wake. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1864. SCOTTISH abd UNIVERSAL FINANCE 11A1M. To be I under the Malted Liability Act. Capita/. Owe with power to increase to Tire Killion'. Twenty d Shares 0f . 140 each. l/festl isi;e, Ten fionaled LI en Application, £4 on Allotment, and A 5 In Three Mouths. It is not inteeded to call op more than Cl 5 per share. In the event of oo allotment of shares befog made, the deposit wow winbe returned in lull. U ilOi•aAß;are Ued — - for than are sliotted, the surplus of the clewed money be appLled to the payment doe on allot. mot Prcopastissaa and forma of applleatioa for shares may be ob- Wool of dm broken, sod at Qs cams of the Company. EWER, PORRION, sad COLONIAL CONTRACTS. Hand 0 61 London, t with Branches la Perth and New More th an halt the Yo rk. the capital b.fng already sibecribed foe, the HIM will remain open only a few days and. by a rewlution of the Board, the whole of the remaining shares will be allotted in Witt order of application, pro rata. By the constitution of the Association, the Directors are act to be paid ter their services until the shareholders shall have received 7 per cent. dividend out of the profits. thus pledging their own remuneration on the success of the Compan). Waltman Cron* 11, Em (William Cresskill and Pons, Agr(cnitneal Implement Mawtorturers). Henry Pristerick Downes, =sq. (Mews, Downes and 8084 Bankers and Army Agents;. George Grant, Em., late Bub-Treemmr to the Bombay Government. Cyrus Legg, Dm , Director of Mercantile Colon lnsuraoos Company. A. Eaq. (Mews. Bowill, Brothers% Merchant. Rood. • lane. Awe. Usigite, May., Merchant, Greet fewer-street. C2l=ralls.a." 8111poirawr,Dirodr of London and Proctorial Dlintrame Company. Chaim. Snit Patera, Isq. (Ink Paton, I. Prtnefisalatet, Dnabustv. With power to add to their number'. 111,1111:11—The IggmtY Bank (Lobed), lodtbury, London. LoweWm A. Crowley, req., S. Coeliaarbers, London. Moira Karmanum wed Utley. .ewstreet., EdArbor:b. J. Perry, firmlimbers 80Aterrole—Maren. Mayhew, 113, Careyotreet, Llneob'olzur- Adds, Loudon, Smith aid Soak New Broadutreet, EC. Temporary lama —6l, Corahlll : 116, Bahopagate.streat. London. The success attained by the Credit3f oblfier of Paris has re cently led to the establishment of somewhat stonier institutions in London, their introduction meeting with marked euactis, is evidenced by the Largo dividends paid to their shareholders, and tneremmed value of the shine, such increase being from 100 to 000 per cent. on the amountpabl The fast that Scotland, notwithstanding the magnitude and rapid boom of her commerce, has no institution of the kind contemplated, has suggested to the projectors of the present Ootopmay the formation of an institution treaded on similar principles to the Credit Mobilise of Paris, but embracing a auger field for Its operations. The proper of Scotland has been greater during late years than that attained by an other country In the world . statistics of ship beating on the de alone, during the year lOW, show that 171 veletas, with an aggregate tonnage of 124,000 tons. were launched. whilst 5.148 sailing ships, with an segregate tonnage of 3.60.1116 tons, entered the fiver in the sans year but this number has been exceeded by the steamers, which reached the Lego number of 10,056, having ao aggregate tonnage of not less then 1,036,912 tone. One of the great advantages of this Eqablishment will be that Scotch houses can negotiate their foreign bills through the zee dines of this IstaWahment, this department being one of the most profitable in banking budnees. The Directon bare succeeded in completing arrangements for the of the well.known established and profitable business of livers D. Nathan end Co., of Cornbill, Gordon, bullion and exchange bankers Orb° take • large responsibility in the Compeer, epos =eh terms and conditions as will be satisfactory to the shareholders, the payment of the purchase mosey being made entirely In awes of the Company. Arrangements have also been made for the transfer, upon equally favourable terms • of the business of •• 24. Montanus et Pile," Palen Loyal, Paris bullion and exchange bankers. long known as the oldest and most extensive establishment of the kind in France, and now wrote& on by '• Victor Monteaux." their succeseor, who will retain a considerable share interest in the Company. The contracts for the transfers of the above lle at the °Mee of the Solicitors for inspection. These arraegementa will constitute a nucleon and enable the Directors al once to commence operations , as they enter upon a valuable connection of my years' standing. and embracing a mey a . larpm somber of lonise carespondenta objects proposed to be effected by the Company are : 1. To receive muney at call, or on deposit, fur limed terms, and the ordinary badmen of bankers X. To grant tempo er un doubte d loans approved pebile meths or private ofmerit and known . _ a To make advance, on mereisedise sad dock and other warrants, on title deeds of property in possession or reversion for any temporary purpose, on contnscts for carrying out or the algal** of works, or any other securities where their safety is unquestionable and the handl to the Company sufficiently ati• vantsgeotut 4. The purehaas and sale of the precious metals In all their forms. The Company will ha emsbied, by Its faeibties and con nections, to import and export bullion, and to deal fn foreign coins and bank notes on an extensive made. . . ~5. R 7 mew of the Parts - I.;;;;7l;itTsPropoted to undenake the shipment of ether to the East ell liar. eines. which can be done at a considerable saving of expense and time. b. The buainesa transacted by lbs Wilmot midi Mlle and letters of credit for the convenience of travellers and emigrants la in credible. Remittances nom America to Ireland alone amount to several millions sterling per annum. By amount the same facilities to the ficfplah, German, and ?rem b population of America, It is confidently anticipated that most profitable busi ness can be done. To negotiate approved foreign or inland bills, to transmit funds In specie and in bills or others NV, to any Worn Kate. sad to arrange purchases or sales of any British or foreign seen- Mties at boost or abroad. . . b. To euh eourious, and to realbe or uudertake the manage ment of the dividends on loan or other eseuritles. Appicaiio; 1;7 rh;;;;70 b; made to the at the Temporary Oflcas of the Company, or the Brokers. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the sole nmassemsut of Mr. FICHTE& —la con sequence d the rebearsels mosseary for the complete peoduc- We of Hanand the Mussense d ;eparations Modelle for the wse scenery. led by Mr. W. T le deemed secemery th at the Theatre be CLOUED until ATU ILDAT, May le. when will he presented Shakespeare's HAMLET. Hamlet, Pelmet of Deauserk. Mr. Feebler —box.ofnce open daily from 11 o'clock MU 6. Doc} SHOW.—AGRICULTURAL HALL: NMI= to ZIALBITOZB in Claret 27, 28, 29.20, and 36 to 64 tortvatve. Entrance lee. la Prise Lela on appllossion to the 6eortler7, Apicultural Hall. London, N. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.— DOG MOW. EMI= CLOSE 14th lthy.—Pelse Lista ay b. Obtained ot o , tall . to the reraDay. ►MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR, by J. OTTO NIOOLAI, will be per:amid THIS ITZWINO, by Ye whale at the talented eatagray, also THE TWO ORNTIZ MIN OF VERONA, by air Henry S. Ittehop, at THE 0110 RD, 0, Odortistreet. lIIHE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, .TXXIIINSTB.SIT. Sr /AXIS'S. LONDON. " Hoseety Coelea4 mad Moder at a clams." PAUL and Co.'s SODAWATER. • Shah Med over so Formerly of Bow-street. sow of No. P, WILSON.ST , LONG-ACILI. The pored dinner borers" width glee• the glow of health to the amino. amble mba p ~ M•b appetite,from a deetded Improvement It i rnahaufaelare, wpm= all Its former character. ONE TRIAL 111 SiIItICTFULLY SOLICITED. DDANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast Newsom which ttoi meet &neat* stomach can divot. It prevents and cares all disorders of the alimentary canal, fedi potion. cnostipetion, flatulent*, torpid and other liver cow phobia. Reeoasseaded by the medical rofeeslos. Ma Jan. es. • of all eheagets in town sad country. G. CLAYTON. chemist US, ilegenastreet. w. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAVOII M SON. 8 sad i. 000DOWEIZT. W. BROWN BROTHERS, -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES, Barra* Paraltare. Trunks. ParlMMO tiroa. fa, at PRICES CONSIDYLLBLY ItEMICIED.-1014 Pion clll4. Catataawir fres. BARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, a new invention. so admirably contrived that a WI butt, as well se make maks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or treat*. its action is m ismalpebte that the eadiummt of the most tbspid laid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 11‘ lb., 14a, to snit 44, 9. and 18 salon cads. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No realm required. No more Oat beer or sour wine. Price Os. . ditto, e4droplafai, 9a—Apply direct to JAYS" BARIAM, patentee, Is. ILK William-street. Mansloo.house. See Mat his name and address are on every article • all "shaman spurious iseltations. Ingrains meals. linabUshed 1890. CANDLES.-PILIZE MEDAL. INLEAFFLNL—adopted by her Mays Government for the Wilton *Wiwi'. J. C. awl . . the missile nisautactZLie; 473 iTOlciir7i7 the Ise Prize Siedal, caution the pulls against any spurious linitationa Their Lsbol le on all pothole and Nyasa Britt oy all dealers throughout the k &sa. whsisaleaed fee ortairtorloh at the Work; rPPYI LA 51BILTIL, LONDON. &, whore Woo ieby be &Mined their eelebneell Vatted Merles Seap LAW. nAVIES'SPAIACEPARANTINKCANDLIta, ls. 6d. per lb.—Sperm la. 4d and la. Id. ; tine British wax, ta. 3.1 ; transparent wax, Is. Gd.: Protritietas, It ad. ; Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; Garman Max, la. id. ; botanic wax, la. composite, bd.. 91.. and the best, 10d.: seWic for Painter's lamps, ad. ; magmas, 34d. : best dip candles, 6d.: moulds, ltd Best Cob. oil. is. ed. per gallon ; yoßew soap, 365.. 44M, 44a, sad Ms. per lltibs.. mottled, ads. ; old brown Windsor, Is. 9d. per packet; common brown Windsor. la. : white Windsor, IS. ad. , honey, la sd. ; glycerine and almond, in per bar—for cash, at If. P. DAVilit and SONS aid estsMisbed warehouse, 63, St. Marthirlans, Charing... rum London, W.C. THE BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY ,mulled;. ruder "The Companies Act, ISer." Capitol £lOO,OOO. in IStiOe Shares of £lO each. Flout Issue, 5,000 Shares. ♦ minimum dividend of 7} per rest per annum grumbled Os the paid-up capital for the WA three years. £1 per Mum ou application, and CI los. oar allouneut : calls not to tamed 42 lea per Aare at Intervale of not lean than three months. It is sot proposed to ran up more thea £7 10s. per share; bat. as mere capital may be required. to taste further shame, cor bel!, pro rata, amongst the shareholders, at par. and one-half to the public, the premium on the latter to form part of a reams land. .1.111L(707.& JOHN 01311 (Messrs. Ogle suciCo.), Calcutta and London. man. WlMum Cramer, et. Geergea place, Hyde park, London. Juan Mare metes. Jua. ,Ileaara. Dumas, Heakr), and Co.), London. WUI Lrall ;Mesas. L amt W. Lysll and Co.;, Loudon. R. Campbell Macrae, Rangoon and London. T. 11. Scarborough, ElosinsbtuTosmare, London. Dari 4 Wilson u Msaus. Wilson. Worcester, and Co.), Calcutta and Lasslom _ . . With powr to add to Usti: attinber, Bastirsas—m; ei g ra — iil;l taiiici — SenriceFiaVLimited). Ca,. sos4traet BotdarMs—Drue and Co., t Bini:lMlldings. City, &M 3, Vic toria street. Westminster. ACDITULS. Stanley E. Bennett, Public Accountant, lrlcbolas•lane. Francis Clambers, Fen-court, Fencburebatreet SWAIM—Man and MB. 3, Bartholomew-lame, Bank. 31AnAntu—L S. Greenstmet AGM' vol FABM—Kralle Deism. Se, hue des Petite' Emits. u2cee-11. Gnat St. Helen's, Bishopegate-streeL PF.O!IPECTIT& The descripUon of oU called Petroleum,' lately discovered In Pennsylvania, which has already grown Into a trade. employ ing millions sterling. tuts been known for at least four bombed years to the Burmese empire. Crude Petroleum," though lamed by the natives of [Smoak has never been used out of that country for the purpose In con sequence of its inipunties, which can out be removed by distil lation—it has, however, been distilled in Yugisius and the relined oil shipped beck to the East indica. ' The trade thus canted on has entailed large losses to the Im porters, while distillers have derived large prod* as scarcely one ball can be converted into gas oil, the residue being of little seine In England, but costing the same for freight, losnrancre, dm., which amount to from gl 1 to £l5 per ton, whilst in hannah this residue is as valuable as the crude oil Itself In &wroth. 70 ol:OVlAX;tis,•aiTtractthe fine oil ea the spot, the lease of • piece of Mud In liangoou, comprising shoat 3u acres on the banks of the giver was taken, and on it • factory, with stills, steam power, superheating apparatus, saw mills, and every other appliance, for worklug upwards of 100 Gum of Oil per week. erected by au engineer sent expressly from England: and wharves, cooperages. stores, dc., were built This property has, to cousequence of the death of the resident Froprieter—whkit took place Just as he had completed the • • orks - -been ulfered to this Company. The permit who resides in Eughuid, wiD make over the lease, factory, and plant ,with option of purchmlug the freehold at AMMO, for the sum of txo,ooo, oneXhird of which be will Sake in patri•up shares, and has guaranteed, to the witisfactiou of the directors, a dividend of 71 per cent. par =MUM on the *dim capita for three years, feeling confident it will exceed 11.5 per cent.: the refined oil being at Ten lugh prim all over the Mast and in Australia. ThecanTsiTripiion of TZeutta alone being sufficient to &earls the production of the factory for some time to come. Mere Is no paid promoter la this Company, sod the preUmi• nary expenses will be strictly confined to necessary outlay. One-fourth the capital has been private' subscribed by the Directors and their friends, met the reotalnlog shares will be allotted with due consideration to priority of application. Prospectuses nay be obtained from the tankers, broken, Wl citora, or manager, at the cakes of the Company, where plans of the land and distillery may be men, and the Articles of Amos tina inspected. FLOWER SEED 8, Free per Post. BUTLER and MeCULLOCW6 unrivalled assortment& 100 seriatim of the most &Watt and beautiful hardy animal& for 201. 60 varieties, for 10 1. . 30 varieties, for Is.; 15 varieties. for Is. 6d. COVE—NT-GARDEN MALKtT. lANDON, W.C. Post °Gee orders parade at Ibigetreet„ Oommt-garden. nit FURNISHING OF BED-1001M - . HEAL and SON have observed for some time that It ',told be advanteslemes to their Customers to see a much larger selection of Bedroom Furniture than Ii usually displayed, and that to lodge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of Furniture, It Is y that each description should be placed In separate rooms. bare, therefore, ERECTED Large and Additional BROW-100MB, by which they are enabled not only to extend their show of iron, Bram, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bedroom Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide several small moms for the Ramose of keeping complete suites of Bed-room Furniture in the dlffereat styles- Deal Goods may be seen in complete saltes of five or sit2dre d t lours, 6.1110 of them light and ornamental, and other' of a n plriner description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic Farallon, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set apart In separate rooms, so that customers are Ala to see the effect as it would appear Is their own rooms.. The h ock of Mahogany Goods for eke better 'bedrooms. and Japanned Gods for Plain and Servants' um. is They peaty In creased. the whole inmates as complete an ameetreent of Bed room Furniture as they think can possibly be desired. HEAL and SON'S ILLUuTRATED CAT ALGOL * / of Bedsteads, Bolding, and Bedroom Furniture seat tree by poet. 1913, 11T, NS, Tottenham-court-road, London. A7ALI7ES of GOLD.—JOHN BROGDEN, for the Information of the Publle and his numerous Patrons. begs to make the following 'emolument remain the VALUE of OULD, losing persuaded that the interested the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circa. taboo of knowledge on this sublime. Gold bang divided into St parts ce pinta. it follows that gold of 26 carats Ow, to IS carats../13 3 14 womb ..L4 4 14 17 carob_ $ 0 2 per mace. 18 carats.. 2 16 71 23 carets.. 6 1 0 13 mate.. 213 1 22 carats (British 14 emits.. 2 9 61 standard` 3 17 101 13 carats.. 1 6 0 21 carats.. 314 • 12 cants.. 2 2 ti` 20 carats.. 3 10 91 11 carats.. 1 111 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats— 110 4e Multdotion, 16. neurlettautrest, Commie Assam made of Mahn and Jewellery for Establishment is closed at 6 la the ' at one o'clock. cuffs Cl 11 10 carols.. 1 • xi carats.. 1 4 9 mats.. I 1 24 carats . 017 8 carats.. 014 ?a carats.. 010 71 carats.. 0 7 1 carat .. 0 9 0e [ardent, W.C..Loodon. b. each. N.B. This lag, and o Batarda7s THE NEW YAK LACE DEI'TELLE DE LAINE.—Moors. HOWELL. JA.IIL I, , and Co. invite an inspection of a lame COLLECTION sf ARTICLE which they have Just received of this exquisite manufacture. couaiMmg of oars Shawls, hat ditto. Hu MUM. Rotondo Flounced Man. thine. end loam, any of which may be had either In black or T, 9, lIEGLYT-STILLET, PALL-lIALL [ 'YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING .6 aud 67 (A romp-en:2n, W. The tastdon and risersi szesilene• tUsganted la this stabs nisenall) lICktIOW rgrd. Overcoats sad Capes lts. 6d. to as. Od. Morning sad Lounging Jackets tla. 0.1. to 4b Od. Easiness and Morning cults ...Su. Od , Ibs. Od. and its. Od. Trousers. SW patterns to select tram lts. 6d. to fa Od. N ems of the mime materials HYAM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. 68 and 67, OXFORD-STREET, W. The most &hie and experiencid cutters and workmen are em ployed. True.Ottiug Trousers, 10s. eiL . Vesta to match. Se 6d. Attire for clerical, academical, raedkal, and other profirlonal rentlemee. Ladies' Sabha. three to six gases& A separate department for liveries. Page's suits. ak. ; lootscaa's, 806. coachman* 654. HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 67, OX/ORDS7RLET, W., are ranch admired to Aututs and Guardians for quality, fashion, andocooomi. Knickerbocker. Westminster, Osborne, and Windsor snits, 16a dd. to 365.: too. Harrow, and Rugby sults, 805.:1164. sod 425. A trying-on room handsomely fitted up In connexion with this department. Freeing PAM —•••—• i 146 [Stamped, id, Additionai TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (sasizs'a miasma.) THZ AUSTRIAN SQUADRON. VIENNA, Mat & The General Correspowlens of to-day denies the assertion of La Prance that the division of the Austrian fleet destined foe the North Sea has been recalled. RELEASE OF THE ARRESTED JUT LANDERS. ;, MAT 5. Most of the citizens seized as hostages in Jut land hays been set at liberty, the war contribution having been paid. It is thought that the Jutland officials will be also liberated. SUSPENSION OF PRUSSIAN NAVIGATION DUES. BERLIN, MAY 6. A royal decree has just been issued, based upon article 63 of the constitution, suspending for six months the extra navigation dues payable by foreign ships upon a higher scale than Prussian vessels. ITALY. TURIN, MAY 6. Private telegrams received here from Rome to the 4th inst. state that the Pope is again suffering from indisposition. The Bank of Italy has raised its rate of discount to 8 per oent. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. CORFU, NAT 5. It has been officially announced that the English garrison will leave Corfu upon the 3rd June. The citadel and the new fort will not be demolished. FRANCS PARIS. Mir 6, Evairsa. The Moniteur du Soir of to-day details the con ditions for the acceptance of an armistice discussed at the London Conference, which are in conformity with those already published. Aocording to the same paper the next sitting of the Conference will take place on Monday. A commission has been appointed to discuss the question as to a union between the management of telegraphic lines and the Post-office. The com mission will also take into consideration the ques- tion of the results to which such a union might give rise. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 6. The Bank of France has raised ita rate of dis count to i per cent. SPAIN. MADRID, MAT 6. General Prim will protest in the Senate against the revolutionary tendencies attributed to the pro realist party. The decree sanctioning a fusion of the Madrid, Saragossa, and Barcelona railways has been signed. [TWOPENCE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • CHISTER RAOES. _IDA!. The weather we eves wane on the bet than upon any of the preoeding day.. Heavy rein began to fall early in the forenoon, and continued wi th out intensimion during the af &WOOD°. The card wee • barren one, and the fields were miserably small. The oily event to which ordinary atten. tioa was attached was the Stewards' Cop, for which Sr. started, end Little Stag, sitar pulling his Jockey almost out of the saddle, woe easily, landing the odds laid upoil The other nom were productive of small sport, but the suspicious riding of E. Taylor in the Selling Race called forth strong remarks of disapprobatioe, and although the boy was not taken before the stewaada the matter was post poned for future investigation. %Naiad are details of the day's running: A HANDICAP PLATY, of 3 mom each, with 25 added. The winner to be sold for SO soya. and the earplas top to the fund. Three/la/uteri of • mile. (6 sata.) Mr. Barbee@ Jades Alive, by Sweetmeat—Lady Oar Spanker, 4 Tri, 84 (Ysam, I Mr. T. 81911 1 1 • Wfiteri 3 yrs. del 315 (J. Ortmahaw, 2 Mr. Cloodlears f by Onicowar—Pretty OHL 3 yrs, nit Gab The Cutler also ran(Loates) 8 Mr. Barber declared to win with Jack's Alive. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Mystery, sad 2 to 1 apt JAW. Alive. Tut Houma Braila of 5 DOTS. each, h ft, with 60 added. Wiesen extra Self smile. (17 subs.) Mr. Saxon's Bonny Lass, by Idle Noy--Calot. 7st 1.31 b (Y. l Mr. C. Winningham's Nothing Mere, Ost llb )ine. i1k31141119 es., (J. Ilsowden) 2 Ms. Jackson's Roodoletla, ist LIZ (J. Doyle) t The betting opened at 3 to 1 oar Nething May bat Awed at 6 to 4 oar Nothing More. and 7 to 4 apt Bonny Lam. TAR Cataatu timaza of W eon. each, la ft, with 30 added; wieners extra. (10 saba.) Mr. Dewitt a Greenland, by Weatherbt t—B kycu tte r. 3 yrs, OM dib ()Borden) w o Tux Srrieutthe Cur of 200 con., added to • sweepstakes of 5 move. ; fur 3.7r.0k1s and upwards ; penalties and alloweame. One mile and seven furlong.. (1$ AA) Mr. AspiaalTs Llttle Stag, by Mcamodn Deer—Gnat- catcher. 2 yrs, Get 11Ib (Whiteley, 1 Mr. Wlditakees Caws% 4 yrs, 84 Oh (T. Preece) 2 Mr. Parr's Olandems, 3 yrs. 74 31b (carried 704 415) The Clown and Black Deer also • ran. (limic") 3 Betting : 13 to 8 on Little Ste& 5 to 1 each apt Black I)ser and Gleadeek, 100 so 8 apt Thu Clown, end 100 to 7 net 08 • 8 8 8 . Tax LADIZIe Pune& • Selling Baas of 3 sore. each, with 50 added ; for all ages ; penalties and ellowasces. Seven far:kap (4 subs.) Mr. Jacksoo's Boodoletla, by De Clare--Violet by Volt'. gett A r i: 49; (401.), se 121 b Misashavr) 1 Yr. Y 's David, 3 yrs 01.). Bs4 clb (IL Taylor) 2 Mr.s Vindleta, yrs 441.), rat Idb (Daniels) 3 Whip also ran. Betting : 6 to son David, 7 to 4 apt Boadolelia, and 10 to 1 apt any other. Taut STAMFORD Puri (Bandieep) of 5 son. each, with 60 added ; wieners Atm. Owe roand sad • distance. (9 subs.) Mr. Bich's East Lancashire, by lancashire—Jewel, 4 yrs, sat 21b (H. Orlinshaw) 1 Lord Bateman's Donau', 3 year, 64 ;J. Drimahaw) 2 Smith's Ounce Lowe, x yrs, 66t 'Howarth) A Haaintr.or of 60 sovs., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Seven fork/legs. Wargals of Hastiapts Tippler, by Tembier—Chloris, • Yrs. 74 610 (T. French) 1 It,. Owen's Obegow, 2 yrs, let 71b ;car. sad 91b . Sayer. 2 Betting : to lea Uppkw, who wen in a canter by these kWh.. FINS ART& SCULPTURE BY PHOTOGRAPHY. Science has long been invading the territory of art, when the only illuminating power was thought to be she sacred fire of genius. The portrait painter has been almost compelled to resign his palette to the optician-chemlid, who steps in with his lens, his camera, and his solutionv, and in the twinkling of an eye presents us with egperfect likeness-- not a flattering one it may be, but what is geordly better esteemed, a tree one. Skill has more to do with this than art proper perhaps, but there is the great fact that a wide domain of art has been taken possession of by science, although the old haunts of the true arida erns of art remain es fastnewas of romantic btoty in atmeerible to all who are not gifted with the password. Bet 'demos is a grasping raster, and not contect with making the sun paint pigeons and disk.e the secrets of his own nature, asks us ow to look cc while light ie made to model a statue, or at leer to perform • principal part in this-Pro ' =abeam operatiow..At first sight this seems an absurd and impossible piece of assumption, but we are assured by 51r. Claudia, the eminent scientific photographer, who has seen the proem in action, that it is all in good faith, and of the excellent proofs of the work we can answer for, after having seen several ad mirable statuette portraits, busts, and medallion actually modelled without the sitter having ever beau seen at all. The image of • statue produced by the stereoscope must have frequently struck every one by the perfect illu sion of solidity it gives to the eye; but how to convert this into "the round," as artiste call it, was the problem which smarted tell M. Willies, after an outlay of some 30,000 W. upon perfecting the proems sad the apparatus, has plod it. A company is established for the purpose in Perim ; and Mr. Claudet, as we understand, is prepared to lake statuette portraits and busts with the same rapid foci lity almost, and with as little inocovenience to the sitter, es with the common torte do rititc. AU of three eta-', tours which we have eon are remarkable for a certain exact individuality of face and figure attitude, which is familiar to photographic portraits ; they are also agreeable as portraits. The proms is thus described as it is carried on at the establishment in Paris:—" The part which is devoted particularly to the photo-sculpture 0)11111114 of a large circular room about 30 feet high and 40 feet in diameter, surmounted with a cupola, all of glass, to admit the greatest possible amount of light. AU round the circular wall sup portiog the cupola are, at equal intervals, twenty-four round holes of about three inches is diameter, being the apertures of twenty-four camesx °Scone placed behind the wall, in • kind of dark corridor surrounding the building ; for we have to explain that twenty-four photographs of the person sitting in the centre of the large round operating room are to be taken at the same moment, in order to supply the modelling appa ratus with twenty-four different views of the person. By a very simple and ingeeions contrivance, the twenty-four camera obscene. is each of which Las been placed a pre pared plate, are open and shut at the same moment. Pho tographs are placed, in their proper order, in the outer circle of a large vertical wheel, which can revolve at will merely by the impulse of the hand ; so that each photograph can be placed as loog es and whoever it is ineoensary before the glass of a magic lantern ; and the image of this photograph is projected upon • sorer of ground glans, at the distance which will give the dinned dimension. The modeller, having prepared Lis block of clay, sad placed it close to the ground glass, oo • stead capable of tensing upon its axis, holds la bin hands • pantograph, the point of which on follow, cm the ground glass, the outline of the image of the photograph, while a knife, Axed on another part of the pictograph, cuts the soft block of clay, and gives it the outline of the pho. tograph. When this is doom the next photograph is brought before the magic lantern, the block of clay is turned 1-24th of the whole circle marked on is stand, soother profile is imparted by the pantograph to the block of clay, and so on ustil the block has received all round the twenty-four outlier of the twenty-four photographs." We have thin a rough combination of the exert outline of all parts of the figure, which has to be harmonised by touch ing and smoothing over the undefined parts, which are easily distinguished, and thus giving to the whole a touch of art, as well as the stamp of truth derived from the photograph. HOILIIIYAN'S TL is choice and strong, moderate la pales, sag wholesome to aso. These advastaaoshave swam! tor tha tea a game prefereaca. It la sold In packet& by :.=fo agoalla—t4lvatimatent.l A "BENEFIT" SOCIETY. At the Worship-street Police-court yesterday 111 r. Jam Lawreooe, of the Triangle, Hackney, appeared bases Xr. Choke to show muse why he should sot pay the sum of ltlL 10s. to am Margaret Fordo, widow of .iohn Fords, that bang the amount of insurance upon the life of her dammed husband in the Royal Victoria Sick and gammons Society, the defeottant Shut at the time ow men secretary sad treasurie of such society. Mr. Bury Hutchinson appeared for the complain:it. The defeedasit, on bang called, said that he had Botha,' whatever to do with the association, sod had not bad far considerable time. kr. Hebehineee said that wee exactly the questioe in dispute. The deeseeed man, Feeds, insured his life in this sick sod thermoses society for 18/. 101., of which at that time the defendant was secretary and treasurer, and • thrice 'aimed Hopkias was the mallow, and a card was gives the man with the &feedlot's name 05 it as the officer of the society. The man died in November, and two &ea before he died the collector called at the house for !napalms, two weeks' payaroi, which ins all that was owing, and as the man was then ill in bed, the wife saw him and handed him the sixpence. The woman unfortunately mentioned to the collector that her poor husband was dying, on which the collector returned her the sixpeoce, and told her it was • mis take, as there were in relit. nine weeks owing altogether, amountiog to 2s. 3L The woman bad two cards of payments, one for an insurance in a society called the Pearl, and the other in the Victoria; and when the ap plicant told the collector her husband was dying, he sa'd to her, "You have nothing to do with the Victoria. as I TOO into the PearL" He took her two cards from la i rt s ul ithorned her only one, sod in the corner of that he app eared to have inserted the sum of ls. 94. He thee declind to receive the 2. 34., telling her another collector would call the next week, but no one had called. He (Kr. Hutchio son) then thenninniciated, on behalf of the widow, with the defendant, who appeared to be eseretary, trea surer, and everything she in the association,- but he said he had nothing at all to do with it, that be bad retired from the the society, and that a Mr. John Monk, who belonged to it, was the person he should apply to. He aooordingly next applied to Mr. Monk, but he fared no better, for Mr. Monk WA him that he also bad oohing whatever to do with the society, that the defendant was • great swindler, that he had swindled him out of 8001., and had all the books and everything. There was a clause for the appointment of arbitrator in the society's rules in came of dispute between the usenthers and the society, and he served the defendant with notice to bring the matter to an arbitsrmon, but that be had also refused. Under them clinometer:lose he had been obliged to mammoth the dries ' dent, who if he now proved what he said, that he had nothing to do with the society, had been guilty of obtaining money under fraudulent pretence*, for he should be able to prove that within the last three weeks be had received money on behalf of the society, and gives receipts for it. Mr. Cooke sad—Well, this appears to me to be just one of those societies that the Chandler of the Exchequer must have had in his mind when he made his speech the other day on this subject in the House of Commons. This man, the collector, takes the woman's 2s 3d., counts it over, gives it her back again, saying another collector will call for it, and no the ever does call. The counexion of the de fendant with the society after his alleged resignation had not bees proved. Elisabeth Davis, of Ebeneser.place, Londen-delds, was called. She had paid her money, she said, to the Vic toria Society up to last week, and it was entered on several cards she produced. On one of them the defendant's some appeared, but be said the reason it did so was that it ma for a twelvemonth. Mr. Moak collected front her now. end his name wee on the other cards, which were headed " The Prince of Wales Society." This, she said, was quite right ; they weirs one and the sacs society as the Victoria. She was told the " Royal Victoria" was goon to be changed to the " Prince of Wales," and that she would have new cards given her in that name. end not charged for, as the policy was the same, and she had paid to the Royal Victoria thu year under the new , Mr. Hutchinson said Mr. Monk had acknowledged to him that ha did beloeg to another society, bat denied connexion with the Victoria. Mr. Cooke said it seemed to him there was an amalgama tion between two societies, one of which seemed to be an exieteot aocietr, while the other was defunct. It was cer tainly very desirable that these societies should be placed .andcr the control of far more responsible persons than they NOW wan. Hutchinson—Perhaps, under these circumstances, the defendant will furnish me with the names and pardon- Ims of the trustees and others, that I may see what can be bomb with them ? - 711 - r.l;;CnimiL-Certainly I will ; I mill give everything. and am willing to render every ambiance I ma. I have only to say that I here bad the misfortune to below( to several societies. and my experieoos is that they are nothing but a swindle upon the public, and that if the government does not interfere that swindling will p on. GARIBALDI PERMANENT INCOME FUND. TO THI EDITOII OF TIEN ELPRESS. Sis,—At a meeting held this day at Stafford house it was stated on satisfactory evidence that General Garibaldi would certainly decline tile sub scription for the purchase of an estate to be made on his behalf ; the meeting therefore resolved to t'eaist from any further efforts. lam instructed to express the regret of the committee and of the con tributors at this determination of the General, but they fully appreciate the high motives which have dictated such a refusal.—l am &o. CI sßin SEELY. P.S. The subscriptions already paid will be re turned in full. May 6, 1864. THZ PRIMROSE-HILL GARIBALDI Muni O.—lt peers from a correapoodescebetwees the Hos. W. Cowper, IL P., and the honorary secretary of the Workisg Iffen'e Garibaldi Committee, that the government and the police do sot i.tsod to interfere with the merit% which r an. souriedto be bold to-day on Primrose•hill. `1 ~ , : • • 'l l . it .~ r.; ' . ,;~; I 1 A