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

2 ;-' I I 9 Pl:P\Eft /:eft 4 Stallci '' II 11 . 14 1 . '0 . . no. 14589.] OItVITA Direct, calling at YADRAB. .?iTHLY oominnricAncor by Steam trona loudoe.— itm splewlid maxillary omen Meaner OVUM OF THE 1101.1 TH will lean Vinod& (Loudon) Dodo the 19th July, and Plymouth •!...3r.1 July. The pmemmen are paned tree trout loud= to rirmoutb, and embark by the Company's stems tender.—For bother lotormaJoa apply to BOND sod MACKJILVII, Managing units. 9, Mladag.lane„ LC.; v OBINDLIY and Co.. M. perdammitetreet, LW. AUCKLAND, —Assisted passages sod . free grants of Land. by WHAM'S LLVE. Established 143. Fishermen, farm labourers, dossestis serrante, maims, stoue-cutters, carpenters, bit( klayerk bleoltandths. and ma clank , geoerally, can have assisted s, by applying to GREEN, RoBINSON, and Co., Zest MT132211. Leadenhalt• street. London, from wheat can be obtained, for 7d., post free, the " Handbook of New Zeeland," or doidr, to c mude of the doom; contenting the most useful information either to the capitalist or working man.—GEILLYI, 110111,80 N, and Ca, East India-avenue, IsadealudLetreet, LC. (lANTERBURY, N. a, direct, by Willis's line, Nj established Isi&—To Sall Mb July, the Rae triente-balle gins GLORIOSA, A 1 for IS years, 1.400 tom burden, JOHN ALLAN, Commander : lying in the Rest India Deck. T beautlial vessel Ms just been reined throughout and has un equalled acoommodalion for • limited number at an dames of roomers, who should mske early spetkatlen to WILLIS, 4ANN. and Co.. h Crush -ware: or GRILL ROBLNSON, and Co.. boat India-avenue, STRAY TO XIII TOILE THE UYEKPo si V g iliiir YORK, and PHILADELPHIA ARM ODSCPANY Intend dee gashing Metz tull-poseed yde-ballS Ism Raw Sliessiltdpu carrying the Called Slats' asEt, 1111011 LIVIHPOOI let MILT ram. • HDINBUILGIL Weimar. JUIP ILANGAMOO. Saturday, Jaly 9. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wedseaday. July IL And every Wednesday and every aromas* Seraraay. Cab's parses by the sail stamen sallies Wednesday, 11.17. and 11 guineas, according to the asessas. Cable pun by the Saturday's Skair..ari 13 evirses Nerward per Schrift provisions soaked. Pesson Cowls, the United Matas, and MIMI Oolisalgu booked r.:s o z an vary advantageous tenst—Tee ful garlissirra wetly to wtuum INMAN, A Wator•drest, Limiest ce Is IfavO mad ILACIY, 13. Max WM•Aftwit. City. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian nag.— meet Route to Hanover, Brunswick, tad Begird Clue may.—One of tic One Ant clam screw steameniADLlLlL HOWL, or scHWALBE will be despatched from Honstdowq every Thursday morning 'weather permitting), at s a.m., aallloE at Madman Pier far passengers at le asa—larts to Aremea, AI and 41 . return tickets, AS and LI 10a.—Appky at CHAPLIN'S rniversal OtSce, Regent-elms, W. : or to PETLLIPPB, (MAVIS, PHILLIPPS, and Co., 11,71oodpisio, LC. ROTTERDAM awl the RHINE. —TWICE WAIN. -me paddleeteamer BASAVIZIL Pot w. SMITH, every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., mlllag at Blackwell for gammen at 11 a.m. Pane. el le. LI 10a., and 11. ed. : mews. U. Lt K. mid u ea. SA Ilta awe.. Ammer 1 , 111210011 D tram ye the Tower every Monday morning early. Fares, LI and L 1 10a.—For through tame retie to the petaled moodily Use DMA Apphy to CHAPLIN'S UliVelfeld 0.04 W., et to PHILLLPPS, GLAVIEk PIILLIAPPS, and Co., 11. Itoodlaate. IC. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and CANAL COMPANY. - Capital ,C 400,000, in 16000 Bbun of £26 each. Deposit fl pet share on Application, sad Ai 10e. on Allotment. No farther call will he made before Jaiy let , 1806. The Liability of the Shareholders will be limited by the Act to the amount of their shares. PIIOVISIONAL D 111102011121 Major-General STUD% Oittoo, Exeter, Chairman. ZDWARD GEM, Beg., merchant, Birmingham, and Belle Vas, Halesowen, Deputy-Chairman. Sampson Lloyd, kat. 'Mews. Lloyds, Amgen and Ca) Jams Deakin. Beg., nigbaston. John Breariey Payn, Ear., Birmingham, Directors et the Bit. Jamie Waimea, tag., Birmingham. minghamßankingCo. George B. Lloyd. Fan James Baldwin, Zig., The ßreedon.honee, Kim a Norton. John Coniforth, Zen. Berkeley Wire Ween, Birmingham. 8. A. Carpenter, Bag. Birmingham , and Birches Green Mills. Branton. Hector 8.. Cookery. am. Birmingham inhalator of Illiottn Patent Sheathing and Metal Compray. Belly Oak. (With power to add to their number. ) Birminghme—The Eirrin — untham Banking Company. Messrs. Lloyds and C.O. London—The London and Westminster Bank. IbOLIC/rOl5. Mr. John Richards, M. ]tropic street, Birmingham. Mr. Benjamin Gun. 40. Waterloo-street, Barminghant, 1111/1111131-osorge Les, Lek • Bettvaroa —Mr. Weber,' Clarke. za9uat& Birmingham—Mr. Nathaniel Lea, Sa, Beeeett'►Wl4 and Mr. W. J. Scott. U. WaisrionatreaL isMa o M — Tbaddsmt Lord. Ya 9., 80, Old Broad-street. RICIIITAItT - Mr. David Matins, Jun. OMeas—Tanipe.buildinas, 50, New-drant, Binningbans Mb Company bas been formed for the purpose of giving to re Inhabitants, of the populous districts on the western tide of Mknebigbant, beetading Harbor= and Redly Oak, the railway asmosossodation of which they are at present deprived, and which is so moth needed . to provide a better amass to the town it. the large and Important truffle coming tram the south-west by . y of Ring's Norton ; and al o, by means of a branch to the linens/on Railway, to bring the thipartent ooY fields el Last Woreeetenture Into immediate °anneal= with the Met =pat for that mineral to Birmlaghem, yin., the Worcester wharf. [St; proposed to eonstinct these thu s emersion with the WOCONlite Birmiwkam final, end a* the same time to secure the facilities afforded by that canal for enteriag ginning. ham, and the pomeation of . good. statiois and whereat of about fifteen pares in the maim of the town. The importance of such a depot for goods. oval, and metals in the mon convenient situation for their collection and delivery moot be too highly estimated. The present goods ethUou In lawleystreet is at the lowest level of the town, and more than • mile from lit centre. Toe passenger Smite it la intended to enter the New-rereet station near Navigation-street, A glean at the accompanying map (see prorpectue) will show Use very great importance of the intended lines in connection with the misting railways. The country that-will be opened up by the proposed lines la the most delightful of the suburbs of Birmingham, and win not only oonunivad • very large pleasant traffic. but will he most eligible for buildinp purposes, and will in a few mere draw to It a vast r: ardent population All experience proms that • sub luban line out of such a town as Birmingham, leading to such districts as the Lithe). Bagley, and the Clout Bills, cannot be Otherwise than highly rem. nerative. Day following the course of the canal an entrance Into the beet part of the tows ma be effected at a remarkably low ma; and careful surveys and estimates have been prepared, which show that the proposed capital of Centime will be ample. A contractor ham already offered to masts the whole= works tor the amount of the Engineer's estimate, and to accept la pert payment paid-up shares to the extent of 25 per cent. of MO amount. E=temanta have been concluded with the Worcester and ie am Canal Company, under which that property will eventually become merged in the new un dertaking the teruct of that arrangement being a payment oat ta Joint pencits of the canal and :Missy of a 1 per annum on mak canal share, alter which the remaining revenue is to tie divided Mom the shareholders In the Railway Company, until their dividend amounts to cti per cent. per annum. The surplus pr. sty are to be divided pro rata between the canal and railway proprietors • c. , on&rable portion of the shares will be taken by the canal proprietors. ....... . Lim under the existing disadvantages., the canal hat paid during the la. t seven years .m* • dividend to its proprietors that it cannot be reasonably doabted, ender the altered circum stances. ice profits will be such that the preisrenthg dividend will bean unimportant charge upon the Joint earnings, and wil not escect the value of the Canal Company's land. which will be available the purposes of the railway. The map accompanying the mospestne shows the general direction of the lines and the propose d stations. In the event of no allotment of shares being made, the deposits wIL be returned is tall. PTlAlforvt./%01 and forms of application for shams may be ob and stall3`l lkitomat the °likes of the Company. and of the beakers, lookers, FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MARIS. To be retAned by the Bankers. To th e tendon ot the N it ittrzolaghtun hollws7 and Canal Company. paid to yoar Makin the sums of leiAC a dePoalt of al pee Mara on Marie la the above company I hereby request that you ) will allot me that munber. witl I agree to accept the same or leas number lea per allot me ; to pay to your banker, the further sum of b i t lea per Mere on allotment wad to sign the Bubaceptloo Contract *Len rcivauml. Name In tall AdOrem Occupation Late WHITE and SOUND TEETH are iadiapeusable to Personal Attraction. and to rata and toorrevity by the proper mastication of (acid. ROWLANDS' ODOM), or FURL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the tear, e tre ngthening the roma cad M Oving a pleasing iregraaes to the breath It swarm es tartar from Use teeth, removes f incipient decay, end ',Mabee and preserve, the enatasl. to e hit imparts a peartlike whitener. Its levalimbie u = lenity hese obtained the patronage of royalty and the tray of Europe, and It is unirersally In high repute. Moe 'A. per boa. Nor at to liattoemw den. and by Carmine' and Perron:um. Ask for Roseland,' Mlonto." DitSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never falling remedy pepan4 without any meresotal taglr from the recipe of Dr. colt. will kw tow" loyal"bli to all who suffer from bilious and lirer complainth Indi g estion. s, "Ind, spasm 'Willem, dizziness of the eye'. de. For habitual eestireness. so a tenors' aperient medicine. and as a purifier of the Nlow I. th e y are truly excellent ; mild in• their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite. promote digestion, 88 strengthen the whole Nervosa ,stem.—Gold,stem.—Gold by W. Lam- , .1 chwakist. 8. King swoon and by Moll' w. 41rists, to bone, is. ad. and 2s. N. Be sore to ask for Dr. "cotes 8111 one sad firer ionic The trenulne are In a WOW. MN. stage .11lb William Wilmer enstravint on the stomp. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE )238E/COl. The swig setenudeally prepared and seat powerful nutri tive medial ever Introduced regorge le their menial coodigee the smatter, on the integrity of width perleig heath de tnnta. It is &specific for debdity of all bads, and roma Ma eon awned other ingredients, peteine and PholPas. " 1 . "W._ prove highly benetietal to the nervosa and dyspeptic. 'me e a per bottle, or tour quantities to one ter tea Sole abn4, lasso. lisoatitarteo and Co, sta. Odeedgleget, Sit 4 Milictarch-oiriv4. LC. Lambs. CIANDLEB.—PRIZE MEDAL. PARAPPINL—Adepted by ter Itajesty's Oevarninsat toe the military stattesa. J. C. sad J. MILD. the original atanatacterets and holders of the INN Prize Weds), eaatkei the public soled sny 'parlous Imitation Their label 1• co all waste asg bores. Sria or all dealers t• reaghnet Ne g►tels~Maad for •steetettor. at the Worts, DPP= ►~~~dsß~, WHIM LONDON. IL, whore ago may be oblabed ask aebrboseull Weibel Mamie, limp WYK 111G — IKPOSSIBLIL—Tbe greatest sad 11 root rad Ilawrilin et Ur day. AOC* AIIARELLA. Mama JOtII 61011N1 LL sad Oa This. Elarceart. Lombard street. tondos, partarsesteler leafs% restrettulty orate the public this truly warm Bald, w hiebb gradually restores the human heir to Its pultalas Irse—ao ss atter at wirier/a Menges Amami% ha arts se Or PasParhies 01 Ors . ea thiresistrary. beashelei ht tar slater. art whoa the preset coos rsalared ass spplisaffir pr will keep lt in colour. Prim hisspar Odds. or bi haff bottles. 10a ed. John Goal] & bra appointed partursrs the Ptiausseet Wars THE ST. NAZAIRR COMPANY (Lingted). &100,000. First fame £ lOO.OOO, In 15,000 shares of LSD each. Deposit on application Saw share, and al en allthanent. =wroth C. B. OOLCHINTIit (Colander had Wbotnerl; Chilrma Alphonse Cement, BA Wealth. Jahn S. C. Cleve, Director at Dames& I J i =tti (A. Broils ed henth Bank (Limited). A.. lievathopaki Astute L timid( P. todocanseld,Parb). and Co. lthentarn—illst Inropsan ban BS, lithe stree ) t. 1 10M—Joebna B. Noon, 17, Theconortoeutreet. 8011,101240-4thems. W f>adam filiensth sad Nialsoianisas fliCarralth—lL It brown. Odiceo—denth flea Noose, Thmadireedleatreet. This Is tersest be Sim pardon oil laud at K N.. I mire, end tar carrying oat amide valuable oosemeious create:ll by the Munidpallty or tbat town. and she tow the propose of making Impromments to the tows and pert et St Numbs, on a plan elmillar to that Wall adopted at karealieu which has proved so remunerative to the partite Interested. ill Madre ts the mod Mae port on the Ailentie toad of Frame. 11 le at the am* of tit Loire. where apemen to be iantba• toe eerielai veo elm ot oomddem alai, and beide Cm mime rime. to Nantes OMH aves does to Rouen. It he the paha fa the lines ef thetumme to Meath, the diall Whet =l.V ,.. the tiell= t ed the Orleans and ia ranatanies with larat i r Zn petmeWtowne la the ere; of the Loire, the itched sad mod popoloas part of haw& meltpodtion of Bt. Numb* mimes Its rapid tureen. to own ] truncations The bethintion et the Wax between SA bassire and Nantes. a dilemmas of shoes sixth adieu is bath dangerous and tedious. It is may edapted to smail veer& not exceeding 150 toss, and I daffy hoeonsien nom through the Wang up of the river. That the large trade of Nantes, at ye sent amounting to about twenty eaillious sterling per annato, will necessarily be trenderred to 85 Na.!,. as soon as the' reolzite acooramodation is provided. alp** beninees, bo th Inwards and oetreeds, would birthrate.: much more thawed calls at fa Nasal'e than tt can possibly be at Nunes, sad the new dock at St Nasal», with gates capable of admitting mmieb of 4010 tons berths. b la sties& knits beedequate loth@ premet conamerce. The French Government folly recognises the Importance of developing ill Nesaint, and for this purpose lac already ta pestried the sem of £500,090„ and made arrangement' far a fur ther outlay of about L 1.100,000, which will thus provide ample accommodation fora large merreantile marine. to rapid bee been the increese of PaPilt llol2 tad bode th Ntheire that the number ol its inhabinutu barn norm from 1,000 In 1857 to about 11.000 at the present time. The tonnage entering and leaving the poet bee increased at the Me of about 100.000 tons pr annum for the previoue three yeah, and lath year's offi cial return reached neatly 600.000 tons. The Company the secured about 430.000 square metres of land is She beet pathos for commercial purposes, and in • very favourable direction towards which the town is extending. at the price of le francs per metre, on the resale of which a very large profit may be expected : es It le situate la a beautiful bay nag the south, and is admirably adapted for building. The French Mader is M. tirsaid, whose iced tamer* and experience w II be dilute I, with the seelamme• of the lbw lib Board, to the memo of this undertaking, with which hie name and fortune are to doe ly tientilled The Compaq has power** bine debentures and take up money on bootie or albs, securtile4 so that its operatioas may be °oa th:iced with a comparatively small pald.np share capital. Peony.—The will derive Its pro Ste from the follow. The resale of land In plota sdapted to load regotretessta legatees have boar made for patios of the land at a consider aMe advance ea the prim paid by the Oempiny, aged lta value will matinee to seat very rapidly u the Mar of the city I. developed. 2. The (Dopey will sae edemas on aterehandlee or other Meetly, and will he prepared to transact commledon Mawr ra wrye of direct prat, and to furtherance of lie caw. operatinne. . _ The Directon will be remunerated by a and Wary. and by • payment of 10 per cent. cc the proata albs Comppesooy, after pay ment of dividends of 10 per ONIL to the Copies of the COMMehal ted by the easmicipsilty 84. Swim which will be erred tot his Company, and of the *oohed for the purchase of the had. together wit h the Wholes of amschakia, may be emu at the WM:Wei mew Applications kw shires must be Siitl• la Me sanesed form, bdt no application .111 be conskiered sales the deposit of AI per share Ma bees pintos* paid to Me Beakers et the Cow This deposit will be returned If so allotment is made to the applicant, and If an allotment Is made, It ws o t t e si sisplled towerus the payment directed la Teepee t of shares The Company will not Wan say disbursements In the * shape of promotion mosey. To the Directors of tY Pt Namlre Company ;Limited'. jetGentlemen,—B peld to the Derepair Birk (Malted/ Gal sum of request yea to allot lee shares in the at. Nazar* Gompaey (Waited) : sad I hereby ogres to become a member of the Mammy, and I. accept Inch share, or any less flambee that may he allotted to me sod I request you to co n = gted to ame oa th reg e ister of membess to respect of the me. I am, Gentlemen, rose obedient *monk same to ftdl Address Occupation Usaal stguature Date THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited). lororporatod ander Ma Companies Act. U 462. Capital lour la 80,000 Shares of Ada each. Deposit on swilmtion. gl per sham, and tA on allotment. Twiner calla irth not exceed Lb per Share made at intervals of not less than three socetia, and will intend over a period of three years. It is estimated that sot more than two-thirds of dm total capital will be ragnOed to be called up. DIRICSOLS. ABRAHAM DARBY; Lip., Ihbw Vale Park, Monsnouthshim, Chairman and Masyfag Director. JOSEPH ROBINSON. , Barkhanapetead and London. Deputy Chairman. Trawls Tothlll. John Platt. Ric. Oldh a. G. S. Sawmill. Li., M.L.. Dods. James AepinW Turner, Rag., M.P., Manchester. George Gordon. Esq., L, ClUten-place. ilyde.gark, London. chaeka Xing Miasma.. AN at, Old Broad-sweet Loedoe . BAIZE'S —The Bank of Mucha& and Its several branLbes at Manchester, termingbans, Liverpool, Bristol. Loads. Newcastle, Hurl. Plymouth. Perisaslk Lalarter. Bougrrona—Measm rtesMelda and Newman, London. Baoggns.—Meaars. lambus Hutchinson and Son, London. ACDCSOILS. David Chadwick, Rm. (Meows. Chadwick, Adamson, NI 'Kenna, and T. l, 17, Oveat Osengeatrmt, Westminster. Jelin Young, MN. (Mama Cabman. ?around. Youngs. and Co.:, Yokeaboimayurd, City. 001ces (pro tem.)-77, Oraat Oecapewtreek Westminster and 7, Laurance Pounds/141BL City. A RAMO M raotiptcrrs. The Compsny Is formed iorehepurpose Carrying tote efeet an agreement made for the purchase of the coal, trot. and other works, which have for a loaf time bean carried oo with very mild actor, results by private individuals, and are capable of considerable etiwasioo with greatly increment profits. No promotion many or paymentwtU be made. Detailed prospectuaes and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the Bank of Finland and Its several brawl... from the broken : or from the nad t.i =tied, by whom any further information newhol nill bs CHADWICK. ADAMBON, If MINNA. and Co., Financial Agents, IT, Great George-street, Fireetrolnike, and (M. Cow-street, Man chester. THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limited . Capital £1.000.000. b 00,0v3 chars of ASO each. Po* No. To the Directors of The Whiter Vale Company 'United': per Messrs. Chadwick. Adamson. 111•Kesne end Co., Finsacial Arent', 17, Great Georgrstnest, Westminater, sad 6d, Cross. *Gott, Manchester. Oastienten—Having paid a deposit of 11 per share, I beg to apply for shares of ZOO each. In the proposed Ebbw Wale Company CLltnitedi," and I hereby agree to blooms a sharer holder in that Company, subject to Its rubs sad rsgalattoss, and to accept such Aare,. or say less number that may be allotted to me.—l am, gastlemen, your °bodies{ Mews* Name In hall • Address in full Profession& or occupation Date THE EBBW YALE COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that No FURTHER AP PLICATIONS for SHARES In Oda Company lOU be iIIICKIV.D AIFTER MONDAY, the 111 E Inst., for London, and WEDNES DAY, the 12th Dial, for the country . CHAD% ICK, ADAMSON, M`LENNA, and Co., Financial Agents. V, Great Sall Geot=Vttuftider, sad et, Craw street, , Mk MSC CAIITION.—COCKS'S celebrated READING SAUCE, for nob. Game, Steaks. Soups. tarsals& Rot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled for general ase. Is sold by all re spectable dealers in sauces- It Is saenshotnred may by the lumen of the Sole Proprietor, CHAILLI 00C[fi, a, behe sts** leading, the Original Saws Warehouse. AH others are Sperion• HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and aorai.—The public. will dad these Geode et the best For Mtge quabty. sad In mid mtge.,. at te and 27. BIRSZ*S-. STRUT, OXFOUDATSIZT. Deigns sad estimates tree. LONDON, THURSDAY IiTENINCi r ; JULY 7, 1814. aOCIIITY for the PROPAGATION of the GOePIL m FORZION PART9,-1. CHORAL FESTIVAL be bold L Weetadmisr Abbey, OS FRIDAY ITZNIN 0. Jily 16, M fisms o'clock. Bargees by lb. Lard Bless ot TAB NEI.I.. Mak et 260 velem. Admission by Haste only, to be (tree) at 79, Pallessall, by mbscribers one week, and by bscribera three days previously. CRAMER and COMPANY (limited). Capital £lOO,OOO, Is 10,000 sham of LlO each. Devoet, 41 par Oars, and on allotment Calla not to alosed SA per Awn and at falearrala of sot tOOO than throe months. Guaranteed minim= dividing of 10 gar cent per manna for see soara DIMICTOIII. eLight Hon. the Viernent Borg M.P., 411, Ralkaignie.B.W. lert Beds. 7.9.. 28. Grananorsgeet. W. G. Ir. Denim Eat., hO, Great at. Haien% LC. Dewy Se s rePAl Herra7. Lag.. 00, Park streak Grolvoner- W &W =Edsenonlas land* itsq.. Ora Hesse, Wisthl edcw - Park. H. Scarpers's& loc. Ificenalraresquare. W.C. aw Jolla Gilbert Tab* flteasCiaaraHareet, Maatedasiar, LIMA. The London sad .y B an k . llamenutaquare, W. The ilotropoliton awl 76, Canddlk, LC. SOIXITOZII.—Mmus. Ilan:beat sor l ‘Pvad, 20, Cheat Gime alai" Emlalatier. LW. ASPOOIL —. Mona. and Wei Ade, Mae Legentetaare. f. ai m Ben, BMIIII.--7. O. 80na,Z..7 " r0. 1 4thalkank Tbregmertem Work et. sad Meek laden. iscasuar.— toe. Temporavy ak Voim ae rir This ABOIDGZDTBOSTICTUft C.oimpany ha. Men formed, as its name Implies, foe the terrocee of acquiring the Mishima of Cramer, Wood, and Co.. the well-kbown MOM Tahathers In Lagentelnet. The property comprises the valuable musical copyrights of the Arm. embracing the largest indection of auto extant The' deck of pianofortes and other maned tuninumeta for sale and hire-orof the moat entendre to the metrepolle—is, Led has fora long time been. highly remmendive. A oonditiorial agreement has been entered Into with Mr. Wood. the only surviving partner and preempt proprietor, for the transfer to the Conaway, as from the kid of Deoember lad, of the entire baguet (free from sll liabilities), In perfect woddng order, ineluding the whole stook In hake, d the leases of the eornmanding premien, 199, MI, VD, end MO. Regentstreet, 07, Condaitelniet, and Id, Kiagetreet, et a price the Directors M ane to be neamable sad advantageoss to the ibmpeny Tor the period of five years Mr. Wood undertakes to guarantee •--la any manner required by the Director to make the Share holders secure—th wp e payment m of • 'minimum dividend of LW per mot. per rams the Maws. Broom Bowline emit& and Westoott, Public Accountants, have Investigated the accounts of the budnies, and are satisfied of the solidity of the undertaking. With a Madness In active operation, and a minimum dividend of £lO per cent. insured for live wen, the Company offers on- Meal advantages 44 en Investment. The of hie liability of each shareholder will be limited to the amount suemerlpeloa. No promoters' tess or promotion money In any form will be allowed. la the met of so allotment helps mad., the deposit will be tethroed la tall Prospects's'', with forms of application for thus., nay be obtained of the broker, 2, Coattail-court, Tbromortooctreet at the Yetropo tltan and Provincial Peak, M. : at the lowitar Lad County Boon fll, Itanovaradaare , at 201, itanont alreet , and attbs Olker of the Company, 11/1, Pall-rasa JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight. at realisable valise, and the workmanship at wholesale aseelselerers* prices. the cholas gua ranteed, and re-parchased at the price irre P sTbe note. How mach your chain weighs to Us almost care& The Gnaws. of tin gold, and charge for fashion .• Manahtektry, No. le. liennetta-street. Corent-sarden. W.C., London. Amass made of chides sod jewellery forts. seek. Thh establishment is closed at I la the erealas. sad ca Saturdays et 1 e'eleek. HAMILTON and KIMPTON (Tailors) call aMeallion to the NEW MATINIALS to dark and Wit intitaros tot travelling. loaatlo. and seaside .att.. No. 101, STRAND, opposite Eienertisa I.IYAM b CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, NI and 61 02001D4rIldtir. W. TM Saddam sad =6l ascollosco dlaidayod In talk attars ounvortaity acknow Oratorio and C aw Morning sad using Jackets Us. Od.. to 4b. Od. Diatom and Worming Salk .. Od , ada. Od. and 16a. Od. Troassr6 MO piAtanis So intact Wont Vista ol tin duos skaterlid• Wald and CO.'S &TTLRK to ORDER. II and 67. OXFORD-STREET, W. The ant sale sad itsperieseel snore and workmen ore en played. Tree-Atting Tremors, les. MI. ; Tens to match. Ss. 64. Attire for clerical, apidentlea4 median, end other professional gentians. Lerliee three le as guineas. • seperat• deparuneat foe liveries. s ealfe, liga . footman's, an. esaidesan's. HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 68 and GT, OXIONDAITSIZT, W. are marl admired by Parents and Omnilama for quality, Widen, and sooootay. Inkterbockar, Waannbastor. Osborae, ai d Window wl4 Ida &L so Wa. ; Son Harrow, and Rugby main Ma. and Oa. • trylogoa room baadonnaly 111.1 up In oannexiss with We department. PRIZE POEMS receiving the 100 Guineas as offered to Advertiseeeents, "Ho for a Shakespeare,' will be githtlaited early in July. ilinstrated with Lithograph Portraits. Gratis on application to principal Drapers every where. o a e by starapid MdreSi to DAY sad SONS, Lincoln's lan4leidlseidon. MB.s C H ARLES, prise les. 4SL. Vol If. of KISIGHrs AUTOBIO GRAPHY. •• Passages of a Working Ws during Half Century.' Loudon : Bradbury sad graoti 11, Boaverissiresi, This dm Is publislued. fa issesdaorso imbues. gm Ora: Woe EARLY PENCIMAINGS from PUNCH (Chicly Political). by JOOl LOON. Loudon : irsdbiary sad imuis.l4 Boavostsairsit. E.C. altarrAz OF TEN KIAISARGE AT DOVER. The American war steamer Kearsarge arrived in Dover rowb at six o'clock yesterday *Teeing. It had berm stated la some of the French papers that a suoceesor le the Alabama would probably be in waiting off Cherbourg when the Federal vessel left that port, and that mother naval engagement might take place, in which the South would have an opportunity of retrievbig its late defeat. No new Alabama, however, seems to have yet appeared ; bat it is mearted that a steamer, the Jeddo, which left Bordeaux on the 72nd Juno, is to take the pleas of the notorious privateer. Oa this subject the Giroade of the 4th mays : —" It will be recollected that a mystery surrounded the departure al the Jeddo. This mystery MOMS likely to be maintained. In fact it was Wednesday the 72nd Jose that the Jidda quitted our port fur Amsterdam ; the voyage between the two cities being ordinarily four days, we ought five days ago at least to have beard of the arrival in the Dutch port of the steamer built and armed by M. Armen. But no conemertiel journal that we know of has maid a word upon the subject. The voyage of the Jeddo has certainly something strange and unusual about it, and the future will soon show that the anticipa. Cons respecting her were °sly too well founded." The Opinion Ratioaale smarts that the vessel have referred to will soon re-appear, fully armed and manned, and with the Coafederate flag flying. Captain Semmes, it is maid, is too ill to take the command of her. This duty will consequently devolve upon the first limiteliant of the late Alabama, whose appointment is expected to arrive 'about the middle of the present mooch. If the statements of the French papers are to be relied 00, there will soon be no lack in the Channel of war vessels belong. lag to the opposing powers. According to those statements, the Florida is already there ; the Jeddo, as we have semi, is being got ready ; and " the South is probably preparing • display of fresh forme ;" while, oa the other hand, we learn that the Federal steamer Niagara left Antwerp on the god hish to cruise in the Channel, and that a new Federal steamer, the Macedonian, built upon the same model as the Keenarge and armed with heavy guns, is expected. The Prune thinks that • far more " dramatic engagement than that in which the Alabama perished" may accordingly be looked for at no distant daft. WEITIMIALL, JULY 4. The Queen hu been Lirto gnat esto the Her. James Amino: Jimmie. the Deanery at Her Majesty's („I,thedrel Church of Lisoolu, void by the proteotiau Doctor Francis Jams, lute disc thereof, to the biehoprick at Petarboroeih.— Guyette. FATAL COLLISION IN TIII CHANNEL.—DoTNN, JOLT 6.—At 10.45 last sight the smack Ssrpries. of Col chester, wee run down between Folketose sod Dover by the steamer St. Kama of Glasgow. 'proof the mew of the smirk were drowsed. the rat were need. After Wag for • ens. siderable time ia the water they were pinked op by • boat, lauded ed Do► e.. end reoNved into limeade& Home at raid. sight. The toss were utterly destitste ead ie a sad state of depressies, sot only from the toes of their shipmates sod property b a t. haat their &mg immaraisa is lb.maw. tXtEMVMO INTELLIGE*OI fumes intasause.) • THE NEW HOLY ALLUNCE. PARIS. JULY 6. The Austrian embassy M Paris has given a formal denial to the assertions of the Morning Post, •nd says that no letter of Count Reohberg to Prince Matimmieb, dated 7th February, bas ever atietecL RUSSIAN NAVAL PREPARATIONS. COPENHAGEN, Jinx S. The Be►lingste 2'idetuis d to-day states that • Russian squadron, composed of one ship of the line, three frigates, and two transports, has been equipped at Cronstadt, where great naval prepara tions are being mode. It is said that a Russian squadron of evolution will shortly touch at the Swedish and Danish ports in the Baltic. AmEaze..A. ....M. • • 11 • ',QUM; The Inmaa staiinallipaiy of Washington arrived here at midnight fllhe left New York on the 26th ult., and brings - 160 passengers and 1,020,900 dol► in specie. She landed 23 passengers and 12 sacks of mails, and proceeded at 12.10 ►m. The following is the Latest official despatch published in the New York p►pers : Wu. Departmest, Washiogke, Jana 22. - To Major-Climeml Di:.—Despatches from City Polo% st half-past 4 o'clock Shia svesiog, report no fighting tads,. Movements are in progress which are not now proper for publication. Tim Richmond papers report an attack upon iyactliburg by General Hunter on Saturday, aed that he was rips It is believed, however, Hut them was notifies more thee • rooonsaimaxice, and ;hat, haviag saw- Woad the pleas to be strongly defended, Geolual Hunter withdrew, and is operating upon the enemy's oosomunica bons at other point.. A dispatch front amend Sherman's headquarters, dated Moday, at 84 p.m., Mates that "it has rained almost io spite of which our lines have bone premed forward steadily, and an important position has been gained by General Howard. The menu made • drama to attempt to rotas this notifies' last night, .makiag seven distinct as multi on General Wbittaket's brigade of Stanley's division, and losing not lam than 700 or 800 men. Two hundred killed were left co Whittaker's boot. Til• aorta was followed by • heavy Sr. of artillery, no. der which the position was fortified, and is now eats Our cavalry is amass Noonday Creek on our left, and one brigade of the 23rd Carps isl maroon Nome Creek as the right ; but the rebel lefts behind • swamp, and the rain. prevent &Ay advance. The fighting hoe boon quite severe at all points., Me enemy resisting stubbornly, and Attempting the offensive whenever bean." - General Sigel reporn from Nartinsbory today :—" There is no troth i• the sietwinet et the Philadelphia inquirer of the 21st in Malice to a raid of Noseby. Winchester is not cocitpied by the sonny, nor are the telegraph wires out between this place and HarpWs Ferry." No mihtery into aoa from any other quarter has been received to-day by the Departing/at. Rower X. Etrinter, incretery of War. The New York Times publishes the following despatch : Wsabingtos, Jabs 24, 11 p.ro. . - - - -- Sunday, Holiday, Tuesday, sere Wednesday of the current week passed rather quietly with the army before Petersburg. AM. the whole See we were wads essy musket rum of the mum, as we have bees the last three days of the pp neviocs week, sad there uses an almost con tinual aarkhsg of musketry kept no by the skirmish Lim, scoompasied by eassidonal artillery shots and sheiliag, not unfrequestly inoressiag as portions of our frost kites meaty heavy spasnodis Ors. The system of mescal aemilts aloag the whole boa which was frequently attempted in the dosing days of lest week, when oar army bad got up to the last line of the rebel estresichineets, be. is no instance been renewed thus far this week, as the piss were not at all commensurate with the losers. Os Tuesday the Seeoed Corps, which occupied the right coat», moved to the left for several mile; its Otos being taken by porticos of the 9th sod letth Corp., awl ceased the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, about half way between which sad Ike Nom of do Weidos Railroad it halted. The promote of the enemy in force was developed two mass this side of the Weldoc-raid, aad four miles from Petersburg. A lively skirmish ensued, and the dividers was quickly formed in law of hattie ; but the eamay's odium was found to be strum, and tin form fell back sad joined duals body, which meek*, br.for the sight. Our advance having thus been interrupted on Tuesday, the several caps of the army were oa Wedneeday formed in hue of battle, reedy for aotiou, and a gassed engsgenseat seemed isninioest. Our latest seldom are to Qs foreman of Thursday, from City Point, some seem miles from the front. They report that heavy oannoesdieg was heard all that morning, but whether this portends the opening of a general engagement ar °sly molt work as was carried on nom a previous day is set yet puttied., known. It would surprise no one who is iatireates with du situation there to hear of a great battle at any hour, nor would it surprise them or cause them regret, or be considered en adverse eige, if the day of actioe was outpaced by Cheat for some weeks. Oar army is now excellently planted, and we pros heavily and fatally upon the !obeli every day that we re. maim where we now are. The New York Trams* gives the following account of President Lincoln's visit to Genera. Grant and the army of the Potomac : Waaldagtao. Friday, Jane 2t. The President returned yesterdsy from rn his visit to the front, satisfied with the °audition of things, and acefirmed is hie coofideme in Grant's extraordinary qualitire a• • commander. Mr. Lincole was amoropenied by Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, 'ad Calomel Chadwick, of Willard's Hotel, who acted as chief caterer of the presides tisl party. He wee received at City Point by Gemmed Great, and madame/ to the lieutenant-general's head quarters. After partaking of refreshments, the President and Captain Fox accompanied General Grant to the trout, • distance of tax miles. _ _ Mr. Lincoln, enrossk to the frost, pissed the coloured trams in review. As soon se the fact was made known that the tall stranger with Gomm! Grant wee the Presi dent, they began to cheer. Demoostratioos of curiosity and joy were manifested all along the lines. The party halted at oar advance works before Petereborg, where the President had • lioe view of the city. As this visit was in the midst of active operations, the Commander-in-Chief did not visit the several corps of the army of the Potomac. Ou Wedeesday the President and party visited Gemmel Butler's headquarten, and under escort of the general sad staff rode to the extreme right of ha lines, pear Fumes Lland oo the James River, sad within sight and good range of a rebel battery only 1,900 yards. This battery is on the south side of the James, just above the obstractioes placed in the river by order of Gement Great. On Tuesday this battery opened upon our extreme right, without doing any damage, when one of our monitors lying near the obstruction. replied with a 15-inch Dahlgren, and dismounted or silenced e very nient gun in it. One or two of the rebel rams yieg oo the James River for the protectioe of Rich cum down on Tmeday as far as the vicinity of Dutch Gap and threw some shells overland, but they fell harmless. The ran. are afraid to round the bead of Farrar Island, fearing the 15-in. Datagram on our monitors lying just below the obMactions. The President found sod left Caporal Grant in the very beet of spirits, end confident of a sooceedel result. The New York Tribune of June 25 announces the abolition of slavery in Maryland in the fol lowing terms : Maryland has wheeled into line, mid another undimmed star shines out ID the ooristellatioo of Free States. Her constitutional convection in session at Amapolis, maid yeeterdsy the (Words' siticle of her Bill of Rights : "Hereafter in this State there shall be neither slavery nor isvoluntary servitude, except in punishment for crime whereof the party shall have hem duly convicted ' • end all persons held to service or labour as slaves are hereby de clared fres. . . . -7 * - 1; every church in the land there ought to-morrow,to be offered ethnic prayers of thankagiviog to God that to the people of that State He bee given peer, at length, to obey His mandate to ' Let the go hem' A sew woe parity will. is due maim, follow that obedilmoe, and her children rejoice that the curse that bee reeled so long upon her labour and hindered her growth is removed for ever." The bill repealing the Fugitive Slave Law was passed in the Federal Senate by a vote of 24 against 7. Tbis bill baring passed both houses, now simply awaits the President's signature. In the House of Representatives the Loan Bill has been passed. Thm bill authorises Secretary Chase to borrow 400,000,000 dollars from time to time, upon six per omit, bonds, redeemable in five to forty years, the interest payable in coin semi ' annually. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] ai THE WAR fl DENMARK. (nom on 1117141 AL JIIDDELFART, JULT 1. This is not a war, but • measure. The Daum ltave fought, and will continue to fight, gallantly, but without a chance of success. I need not say that they are outnumbered. Everyone knows bow small is one belligerent, bow powerful are the others. Nor have better drill and superior weapons been at hand to counterbalance the mere weight of masses. A brave, self-devoted militia, with officers too few in proportion to their moo, and old-fashioned artillery to support them, has stood in face of well armed regular troops. As at Dybbol-hill, so again in the taking of Alsen, hundreds of Danes have been swept down whilst nobly defending a jest cause. Great was the consternation in Copenhagen when first these evil tidings arrived of Alien's loss, but I believe that it. will appear to have been • splendid retreat. Some particulars reached me this afternoon from a young English gentleman who saw numb of what happened on "iodated/1 bat, wol f :asespierg mind, impelled hither. His simple, straightforward narrative of the disaster may interest your readers, and I give it in his very words :—" We were aroused," he said, "at daybreak [on the 29th tilt] by • loud sound of firing. I went out to gather news and discovered that the Danes had commenced their march towards Horup. Sharp rattling of musketry was heard behind them as though an enemy were In pursuit. I had got up from Angustenburg, where we lodged, nearly to Ulkebol, when I met • huge force retreating steadily is an easterly direction. Poor fellows ! They seemed not at all confused nor panio-stricken, though many had bad wounds. One man who was hit in the head took my arm to guide him, and I carried his knapsack. Major could speak no more Danish than myself to encourage the soldiers, but be helped another wounded man, bringing the sufferer's rifle and greatcoat through our whole tramp like a ' brick.' They had no proper battle after quite the beginning, nothing beyond a severe skirmish from hedge to hedge. The Prussians managed their landing rather cleverly, sad placed several thousand men on Alsen, using hundreds of boats. I doubt whether any bridges were thrown across Alssund, because no cavalry and no artillery pursued us. Two guns occasionally fired upon the Dauer, which were said to be captured pieces. On arriving in Hainan (a peninsula outside Romp Hay) we found the strip of shingle that unites it to Alien guarded by eight cannon, • small ditch, and chew= de frig& We thought that the enemy would make a rush to finish us off, so rejoiced to see such preparations. . . . . What a crowded, bustling scene there wan at Kainsis !—field batteries being embarked, cavalry hones put on board flat-bottomed transports, everything going forward with wonderful order and coolness. The sailing liner Frederick VL lay an chored in a commanding position, while the Rolf Kielce, fresh from fighting in Alasund, steamed into Horup Hay and brought away a number of vessels. I came to Faaborg with a shipload of wounded. They bore their agonising pain admirably, and only groaned when we rolled so as to shift them. It was stated to me that the Prussians gave no quarter— an impression of their ferocity prevailing very ge nerally. Be this as it may, there were sad losses to Denmark during the short engagement and the subsequent retreat. Two thousand is mentioned as the total of casualties, few prisoners having been made. Some Danish dragoons were in rear to cover our march when the skirmishing bad ceased." Thus Alsen is torn from its rightful owners—a second glorious victory (1) has rewarded von Bis muck's war policy, and Englishmen must blush to think who is to blame for this new outbreak of hostilities. We hear • vague report from Heligoland that fills ns with anxiety. 111 success at sea would expose Denmark to utter destruction ; and where is the Channel fleet I—where British aseiata•oe I In one week our generous sympathies for an oppressed people have tempted them to struggle against fearful odds, and have betrayed them. Can I dream ? or is England really about to look os indifferent at a sickening butchery ? Why, here in Fyen, though as yet no attack has begun, a fresh catastrophe may occur with five minutes' notice. True it is that silence reigns along the Little Belt, and that Austrian sentries pace calmly in their works opposite this town. A good feeling exists between the enemies, no random picking off of stragglers being allowed. Yet in another hour the beautiful island may pass under foreign tyrants. I fear that if seriously attempted a movement against us will succeed. And what vessels are announced as cruising near Fredericia 1 Not English iron -clads, but German frigates ! Oh, 'tis very bard on • brave nation that trusted in England's honour' From Sweden lees can be expected. She is in dre►d of Prussian vengeance should her forces render help to the Danes. Many persons think that all is lost, and consider Denmark already doomed. Perhaps so, but it will be a page of our history that cannot fail to make Englishmen's cheeks burn when they read it for years to come. °shuns GYMNASIUM Roetierr. A fete took place on the " Balloon grimed" is the Cryotal Palace pr ams, yesterday, ia furtherance of the interests of this society, which has for its object the encouragement of gym paella exercises under each circumstances as may be pee rally appreciated. With a view to enable the society to carry out its operations soweestally, a compeay has bees termed upon the prirmiple of limited liability, for the pur pose of bedding • ounienum as a plot of ground upwards of 10 0 C30 feet square in the St. Paacres•road, close to the Hines-cross Railway etation. The company (Turaveridn) was forded I. 1861, and its income We year, is epee of the inadequate premiers at present cerepied, amounted to 480 i. The performances yesterday consisted of thews various athletic sports and gymnastic aterciem which have always been fully encouraged is this country. and may of which catered largely into the Scottish entertainroente at 11°11mA-home some few years since. It would seem, how ever, that the testa of agility were more remarkable than those of physical strength • though the competitors— whether the exercise consisted is running, climbing, high. leap. krog-leap, patting • close, leaping, woman& or is any of there OVektiolfle which require eon. rage sa well as dexterity to eocomplieh, cer tainly fulfilled their teak is • marmot which moat have been satisfactory even to those who were called epos to he the "judges" of their performances. Prime were distributed is the imam of the evening, cad it appeared that the competitor fur them were not coufined to (brasses alone, but that several Eaglieh gentlemen were immune their nuarbers, aid all were said to be eutirely free from any aational jealousies or rivalries. The geeral spirit(/' fairness with which the evolutions and Mall'. wore *redacted widoebtediy pee testianiey to the feet that or of the guiding whinnies which govern the gymna sia= is that all panne shall be subjected to one and the same test of strength and powers of endurance. The pea • SAYAMGI exertions which were tutiverially displayed Tester day amply proved that lot one et the competitors to "shirk" the tack allotted to bin, sad when the time ohm* for the hapset, with which the proceedinat el the day closed, Gish germ had well weed the relreehmeat provided for his [TWOPENCE CIECULAR NOTE PRUSEILL OF AUSTRIA exp The following identical despatch has been ad. dressed by the Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna to the represen tatives of Prussia and Austria at London, Pans, St. Petersburg , and Stockholm : When the government of the 'Hag took past is the con. femme at London. it was animated by the earnest desire to tan mtd a firm and Dating pesos to the sanguthary co by ndiet which had brisket out between the two peat Orman powers upon one hand. sod Denmark upon the other. Firmly repaired to for Ger many the just satisfaction which sr broom and interests entitled her to demand, we endeavoured at the same time to arrive it • solstice which should not endanger the Wane* of the North of Europe. We easily adhered to the view that the Wood of our Wave soldiers should not have flowed in vain, bet we were also unwilling to protoog the contest pant the point we bad laid down at the outset. Our attitude at the conference bee always been conformable to these malefic's.. We sboeki have been willing to accept • combination which, while al a separate political existeees to the duchies. mill a to u = a a dynastic bond to exist between them sad Dea -1 mark proper. As an anangenfivat of this kind did not fled favour either with the Danish goveroineut or the neutral ' powers, we wen obliged to meth another basis. As we therefore deeseaded that the &whim should be cionstftoted an iadependen4 state nadir a aspirate sore. reign, we were dispeed to cede to Delimit portion of ' Blesirig, although the union of the entire duchy with .iteletwo wee delta' will' wig esehlp the icasetrY aid in the whole of Oermasy. Wen *mild have made area . sad haportast coaosinion by permitting a portion of Alemng to be maceperated with Denmark, as st is precisely Wise attempts at Woorporation —contrary to the obligations which have Wee undertaken--which have embittered the dispute between Germsey and Denmark, and occasioned the present quarrel. When, !Wally, the impossibehty of agreeing upon a just hue of dentarestiou became evident, sod when Ragland .red to the good offi ver the more y ces to of frirt i ty . power, w i e , was in seoxdsarie with the stipulations of the tr a :ary of Paris. It was the Danish plea' pawl:alarm who made *neck of the last attempt at reconciliation by • categorical injection at the sitting of the 22nd of the month ; it was also the Danish plenipoteithiles who refused at the same sit. ' tiag their saint to the peolongatias of the armistice re lquired by the Wives of Prussia and Austria. We en edam* to state these foots. for they prove that if the lismiloa conferee's hes not led to the desired result. the oiliest of 4 :kgmtlitot lams bear° tho blame. this work cd pain has lnterrupted. and the resumpekti of impends, the reeponsibility mow* • ' attach to the Gamut powers. The reepiniiliihsy rests utterly and solely upon Denmirk, wh ic h rejected the last offer of orecifiation and refused all prolonged°, of the armistice. Our repressitativee ware aommiseiceect to deliver a declaration is this muse at the opeciog of the sitting upoo the 20th. You, sir, will kindly refer to what has taken place at the London 000tor000s. to domoostesto the Aare of each party Is the events that have occurred. Be good enough to nomad the government to which you are accredited how great hes been the moderation of our demeanour up to the lest mo ment, and that we have ever been ready to put an end to • war called forth solely by the faithlemnees of Den mark, and which we are sow compelled to continue entirely through her otekaacy.—lteceive, Iced, (Sietiod) 'Vox Bynum E. WORKING-MEN CLUB AND INSTITUTE tTNIOS. The annual roasting of this association was held at fit James's-ball plater& . Lord Baouoithm occupied the chair, sad wee eoppor by Lord Lyttelton, the Bight Hoe. W. Comm, M.P., Mr. Morley, Mr J. Pakington, M.P., Omani 9F 1 )e Lacy Bnas, M.P., the Hoe. Dudley Fortnum. M.P., Earl Spasm, Mr. J. Heywood, M.P., Suisse, Mama& Lintels bayous assn read from Mr. G tone, Lord Chichester. the Mon. and liev. & Best. Sir J. T. arid other gentlames, apologising for their oboes" Mr. Both; the aeenlary, reed as abstract from the report. Mush slated that S 1 flubs and 'esthetes bad been estrialished daring the pad pear by the &few, or alder the 'mimes of the union, which, added to the 21 established duriag the previews dee comthei, made a total of 75 clubs mil Meditates formed thromh the &gala 01 the mice during a year and nine mouths. (Cheers.) By returns from these clubs, procured by the nouns! during this last spring, , tt appeared that theytbsa numbered 15,803 .embers, giviag es average of Zl2 ia each. (Hear. hear.) The mead a corns of the society during the two yews of he exhilimm had 'sly avenged about Md., be; a large properties of that bed coexisted of deeetioss, including one of 1004. but it we, extremely desirable that the regular anted sub scription (which were at anent may about 2101.) should neck at Lore 7001. The report also stated that it ass quite certain that, unless the mica alerted itself eaccessf idly to promote the educational unfulaing of clubs and instituke, in nuncios with their social life and rearestroa, acocediag to its original programme, thaw was gnat danger not maly of the clubs failing to roofer the benefits which would otherwise result from them, but of ceasing even to exist at alt. Places for mere emus/meet for working men had sever been found to last, except es private gpeculatioes, and then too often only by the help of quer- Minable adjancts. Bat the doe admixture of recreatioe sad some kind of lab rating educatioual work promoted the moons of both. It was abeolutely necessary, as was urged naizgard to ptomain Women, that the movement be maintain/1 on the high platform on which it 1 1 was originally placed, and dm at the true social. mental, sad moral eleratios of the working classes. Nothing short of this would aware for it the homy and conduit support of gmerees Mods, and of person in every clue who OM him intelligmes and editratioa with disiuterested bersevo- I Men. It must do this, or it would do nothing, and ere very keg be simpered with the phileathropio abortions whisk wen as often the opprobrium of ceie generation sad a dis emusgentont to the out. the Lord LETTILTOR sad the Hoe. W. COWPER then adrenal meeting. Lord Ithooortax, amid the cheep of the meeting. before patting the rigeolertloo. onnounced a o Atiou from Gemini Sir De Limy Bosse of The Bey. Yr. Babb supported the repaintiog folly sir firming the statemeut of Mr. Cowper se to cue ravages which dreamier still made among our working popu lating. The 'lsolation having been canted, Sir J. Paimmor moved, " That experience is daily proving the admirable adaptatioa of this iosntutith to the mats of the working met, and that the labour of the so =promoting the meat of working men's clubs the hearty support of the friends of the waridagr dames se atoll as the wooden slues themselves" Goneral Sir La L. Evora emooded the a mulution. Mr. FUSER; who thou from the body of the room, was anxious that It 'lipoid benadordood that the working mss did not look upon say aid given by the gentry to these slabs as charity, but merely sea beneficent help to start the clubs and maintain them till they became milf.suppnrciar ; and be reminded the aobleme and penalemes present that if by means of these clubs the working men were elevated they In their tarn would elevate the class immedlately them. He objected to all nursing of the working me, who as a gown' rale were able to take ogre of themselves, end who would willingly support anything of this kind which was of a rail and 'illegible character, but who would sot he long is dimovering sad daproseMeasoleg a this.. The Key. Sims es hangman move., OWL Air. Forms. cc; M.P., samoded, a resolution to the effect " That this meeting rejoins to Mar of the admit to which the sermon of the Rake are sought for in all parts of the coustry, end is view of Use large and constantly increasing amount of work being performed, and still to be accomplished, in de veloping the plans of the maim, earnestly appeals to the public for support." Resolutioes wen also reerovisieg the great ser ving rendered by the oobli a rord d ta lb* chair to the work. hog classes, sad thanking the viooliresidrote and officers of the society. A cocilial vote of thselis to Loc.. , iii . onchi.rn presiding concluded the proceedings. We should add that Bari Spencer has given a butocnpuum of 41. per 11411LLAR roe throe yews DPICLINZ or DUCTILE'S IN THE MANtrACTICINO Drersicre. —There hes bees so meeting of the Coated lizicutiv• Oeemnitses m Menchastrar this week ; bat Mr. libabsze, the hoe. eacretary, has issued his monthly repack, for that body, giving the roturns to tn. ?Ste of n i is P r. i He my•—" There hes spin been an increese in the swam of mule workieg fall time, and the arrival of the I hay making meson Las afforded upputiued•-• h. a ruled ' demble extent for employment in the surrounding dietriets.• K. gives the wumber of fseeory operatives win kis( fa time at 2161,869. event 210.739 in Jeuuary ; working abort time 80,066, spinet 125,856 in January ; whilst the toed oembeir eat of work has decreased Wore January from 156.653 to 105.161 • there has thin be. a .Lets... „( 6R flip of thane out of w k dais January, while than are 78,000 man in fell work sad more than 40,000 lets on abaft time. • meted table shows that of them receiving relief ham guardians sod loosl relief oommatrees there nes a reduction is the last isenth of 12.757 ; is the six menthe from the commencement of Utopia, of 102391, sod is the 18 meths since January, 1863. of 355 925. Out of 170 districts is which local relief committees were established, there are rely 43 when the conunittres 000 sider it necessary to OM- Linos to distribute relief. Of abs 105,161 friary °oration still oat of work is factories, a note appeaded to the above news aye :—" A large somberef them panne are earning ecneideriable, though irregsdar, wages from outdoor sad various reseal occupsnoen" The number of patients relieved at the Hospital for Diseases of the Heart, 67, bliergiret•treet, Oaresdhi equine. an 91 aura the week. 1 THE CREDIT MOBJLIER COMPANY of LONDON (Waited) testae TIND2i3 for Use PLIIICILLBN of WOITGAGE BONDS of LW each, to the Mils{ of 1410.10. eharwd yam heasbold Proluti al Uri* raise ad brutal in terest at ton per cent. per annum, parable hal-yearly on pre sentation or tampons (off are attached to the bowls). as the Colo, Beak of tonics, Telaple-ler brunh. The or bebeads reireepoble la throe ream Nur of may obtained at the Cowpony's oases. U.eedlestreet, London. intraire. Herenherromege. THE OXFORD.—SELEOTIONS from YAM, LA POIZA DIL DISIFtWO, Reno rime, =Ed the Tim ahem et Verey by the whole ot the company. Ldnotor—Mr. F. JONGHWA NB. Comedy by Unsverth. Legmte, W. Ueda W. Berko, and Wm Noy Poww. the celebrated Pim* eoneedleana. EV11111( IVISING. I