The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

I‘,Z, . 1 .% F •Vq.L'APEIII . , i , _ ;! 4t . : 26 . „ . .. , , . 4. ... If '''''''...". ".1......... ' A.l J l." ' •"i i * , f '''' &.i1 i. 't . .1 .; I ileria 't _• • .4 . 40' SS3. lidlia '''........__... \•.._ , .4 1 / • . . - Ad%.;l Na 5,605.] UTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. COMMITNICATION by Stows has London.— l b e splendid auxiliary gems Siellratit LADY JOCELYN, .111 1 ,„,e Vic,orls (Leaden) Docks the 16th August. and Plysouth An,list. The passengers are pared nee trots Leaden to ii m galt, and embark by the Companja steins Leader: For f u rther Worsts. be apply to BOND and MACIELYIL Marag pi Agent& 9, Wincing-Lao, LC.; or OBINDLAY and 00.. M. palasseat-strad. B.W. 1t ESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of 1 BlackesJl-yard, London) LINK of STRAY sad PACKET t., tUSTRALI A.—For YELBOURNI. Port Phillip, Direct • I, ace the Docks on Saturday, August 20, calling at Pkposontkl, dipper 'alp YORKSHIRE. 1,100 tow, I ADOL rd t REV NELL, 7,ontroander tying in the Root I.dla Docks. Va. onniodationa for all claims of peas, were an ammo, p....rd..411‘1 she will carry an oxperioaced surgoos.—Poe t „....ve Apply , to McLEOD. ALLPORT, and MORGAN, i IIt 11.... rt Money Wignun and Sous. No. 7. teadalbautreet. Pal a .en by thb line of pockets an conveyed trora Paddington to rhmosth first clay for second-class fares, and second-class for tlat 1-clus farm 'EpLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. —For MELBOURNE Tort PklUfpl direct, Messrs GREEN'S ASGLkMEI', 1.160 tons, Captain EDWARD JONES, will bier Fast India Docks the oth august, call at Plynoeth, and wn • in experienced surgeon.—Apply to P. GREEN end Co., commit, LC—Passengers by this line can proceed by rall ,hiluktoo to Plymouth at reduced litres, by applying to f. t ,REEN mkt Co. for tickets. FIR SYDNEY Direct.—BLACKWALL LINE j: a PACKET'S—llama ORKETS Ship BLACK WALL, 1 Lon& 1.1011.111 Y. HARRISON, will leave Baia ladle Deets 4a the 10th August. and carry an experlemeed lilargeon.—Apply to F GREEN and Co.. 72. email% LC. AUCKLAND, N.Z., by WILLIS'S LINN, caabliehed —The oelebeated ex.royel mall clipper 1:11ITISH TRIDENT will leave the Put India Dock on %%ft K 1,41. the 30th left.-°T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leal..ohalletreet : and GI.ZKN, ROBINSON, and Co., East India STEAM TO NEW TORE. THE LIVERPOOL. YORK, and PIIII.ADELPHIA -SRLIP COMPANY Masud der pal king their rull-powerod Clyde-bunt Ina brew stommilbips, soorylog tbe ratted States mall& mot LIFIRPOOL FOR /FEW Tnitß. CITY OP LONDON, Wednesday, July 57. ciTY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday, August S. caT OF LIMERICK, Saturday, August & And every Wedneoday, and every alternate Saturday. .I,in passage by the mall steamers sailing every W."" Is, 17, and gain.., according te the socmamodatiou.Catt gamer by the Saturdays stmunen, 13 guinea.. Forward passage F Wong, Including all provisions soaked. Pgassurrars for cumin the United States, and BrlUak Oa btu. booked through Os WY advantageous terms.—For Wein, particulars apply So WILLIAM INMAN, A Waterusresi, Liviepool; arks KIVA rid MACEY, A use Wißiam-ebroa. City. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a WEEK. —The paddlostaseser BATATHEL, Ca.. W. SMITH. every Sunday, from Hermits. The, 10 am., culling st bleeksell for pseeesgers si 11 am. Fares, CI to., tl sad ed. : return. AS Is, LI is, sad £1 oe. Id. The mew. simmer FYI:COOED from off the Tower retry Thursday nieridng early. Fares al sod Cl ller through tires ram tei the monthly time bills Apply CHAPLII:I3 Usiversal er to 1111:1.11PP9, 01LLT/H, THILLUPPS, sal Co., 11, looddene, LC. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Duvet Route to Hanover, Brunswick, sad Central Ger gessy.—oneof tbe fin* first class screw steatnersA DUB, HOWL sr eiIIWALBIL will be despatched from Ho wpm Thursday morning fweetber pannitting), Madman Fier far passengers at 10 a.m. —Tares to Bremen, g 2 sad gl : return tickets, Li and gl 10a—Apply .1 CHAPLITIS raiser's! O ffi ce, Regent•cirens, W. ;or to 1..L11.P5, H L THILLIPPS, and Co., 11. lood-bsse, ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN za. RAILWAY. NEW YORE, PENNSYLVANIA, imel OHIO. AIRCULAR SONDUOLUERS c i f the ATLANTIC sad GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. —NEW TORE SECTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the stun set apart for the reslemptiou of Bonds under the operation of the Sinking Fund ho. been applied to the PURCHASE of the undermentioned /WNW of the NEW TORE SECTION of the said Coat , Ms. Loads. Noe. 67. 109, Mt 419, ate, Wt. 067, 008, Bonds of 1,009 Dollars each ets Bud,. Noe. 171 i, 917, 1,090, 1,154 four Bonds of 800 Bull esch 2,000 And that the BONDS, together with the half-yearly Coupons 110.000 or !herd Wamtata„ from January 1, 186.1, to July 1. 11379, both Indium.. attached to each of rid Hoods respectively, have leen THIS DAY CANCELLED by the widowhood JOHN lILNRY OWN, of London, Notary Public. SAMUEL GURNEY. ) Jl4O. P. HENNAED, tTradeas. CHAS. HOMEY, "InJab ti. 19e4. t OWN. Notary ?abbe. THE WEST BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY and CAN AL COMPANY. Capital £400,000, In 16.1100 Shares of tt.s each. Decant LI per alum on Application. and Al Its. on Allotment No further call .111 be made before Jaly lst, 1861 . The Liability of the Shareholders will be linked by the Act to the amount of their shares. PROVF,IONAL . BTUDD, Orion, Excite, Chairman. LDWALD OEM Beg., merchant, Birmingham, and Belle Vim !Lissom's, Depaty4.ltairman. Sampson Lloyd, Log. .llesere. Lloyd', Foster, sad Co.) lusts Deykin, Eng lidgbaatoa. John Brearley Psyn, Fig . Birmingham, t Directors of the Bir. James Watson, Baq., Birmingham, mhighansßankingeo. George B . Lloyd. Lg.. The Bank, Birmingham. Jams Baldwin, leg., Breedoo-howe. E lugs Norton. John Cornforth, Esq., Berkeley Wire Works, Birmingham h. A Carpenter, leg., Birmingham, and Birches Orem MIL, Hector R. Cockney, Hog., Birmingham CDirector of 15111ott's Patent Sheathing and Metal Comproy, 9eny Oskl. (With power to add to their number) 'Ash es. Birmingham—The Birmingham Banking ConiMe7. Merry Lloyds and Co. London—The London and Westminster Bank. S.LICITOPIL Sir. John Richards, 55, Temple.etreet, Birmingham. Mr. Benjamin Soars, 40, Waterloo-street, Birmingham. Inalizza—Georg. Lem Fee. Buitviroa—Mr. Rickard Clarke. norms. • Mrtninebass—Mr. NstkanierLsa, 36, Bennett's-MU, and Mr. W. J. Wstartao-dreet. London—Theodore Lloyd, E 5., 00, Old Breadedreet. David Jui7 - 01bies—Templetralldlags, M, New-sireeMßirroinglus. ABRIDGED PRO WECT V& —.. This Company has been fennel for the purpose of givhig to tir Inhabitants of the populous districts on the western side Birmingham. Including airborne and Pelly Oak, the railway areimmodation of which they are at meant deprived. am.! 'Mk his so much needed to provide a better weer to the lows tot the large and important tradfc corning from the south-west by way of Kum a Norton ; sad also, by means of • branch to the Sionrbridge Extension Itallwity, to bring the Important coal ail of Fait Worcestenhire into Immediate connexion with the br,t itepot for that mineral in Birmingham. vir , the Worcester Mite. Pt::;pectuses and forms of application for shares may ba ob tained at the °Moea of the Company and et the bankers, brokers, sad sakiton. FOLK OF Aprucrnox FOR MAIM. To be ret shied by the Bankers. To tee Medan of the West Birmingham hallway aad Canal Compay. Genttemen,—Haring paid to your n bankers the sum of *2. 4 " 2 • delimit of £1 per share on shares in the Me.. Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number. sad I agree to accopt the same or any leas umber you ism allopay to your bankers the further sum of 10a po• h r e on allotment, and to sign the Subscription Costract when requved. . Nose to ton Adereas Occupation , Data WEST BIRMINGHAM and CANAL COMPANY Molted,. No PrI:TRIM A PPLICATION R S ter OA= la this Cos. Puy will to I:Ecrl V BD AFTER SATURDAY, July SD, IE4, at 4 clock p.m.—By order, DAVID MAUNS. JUL. Secretary. Temple.boualask New.geoet, Blradllegus. Jul/ 1864' BiffiS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the blame.—boomer !teams 1681.—The IfINERAL WATERS 1 illßl'ltG, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Priiftosor Liebig, are stimnlant, tonic, alterative, and aperkst. Tit-s are of admirable service in removing disorders of the do r aft and other Intestines They stimulate these organs when t:" 4 4°1E4,41 circulation is defective, wait the proem.ea of se , TAien. and glve a hiraithful regularity to the orgasm of tiantion and assimilation. They are powerful reme did soots In eases of enlargement of the liver, in affections of the to Dyyppooeehoodrta. jaundice. hemorrhoidal Assam, and eietinate co nation. In cases of toot and all other affections Iv-lured inefficiency of the Masai , . functions, the moat happy re , :lti have been obtained from them. The ellowy of the antra is more especially recomibod by those who drink them at it mutes for then, the invigorating air of the mountains, ffe gaiety of the sarrontidin r rtd ne, and pee feet abstraction ni the tares of the world, concur in assisting the action of the beverage. The maanificent casino. which to the beauty ut its architecture, the judicious distribution of Its apartment& ▪ the richness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of Ile -.sod on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for bait and ' • erth.asalso for the game. of Trento et Quarante and Roulette: f•ei tomer Is plated with the half Retail, and the latter with • Zero • the daily venture of the hank at the Trento et Hew ribte table is fined at twelve thousand pounds, and the magi ". at stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Anions the other • ations may be mentioned a lams and comfa table reading f bristly fnruisheil with German, French, English, Italian, Belgian, and Dutch journals: a coffee room to the ''binifc style of decoration ; • divan, for the enjoyment of a r "'• ' , Milne on to a fine terrace paved with asphalt.: grand diataa•rooas, where there le a table d'hOte I la Fran/Mee, twice a day, at I and g o'clock, under: tuperialaatitlid of the celebrated 11. Chevet, of who is the lessee of the refreshment de urhaus An etc...tient orehestre, numberlngtt u V mmilelane. performs three times a day; la the morn the Wells . In the afternoon In the beautiful gardses of the and in the evening in the grand ball-room. The New has almost brought Homburg baths to the ontakirb "-bkfort. There are eighteen trains a day, to or fro, the ja.f.. late as It not lack. As the journey maples only halt an the amasementa of Frankfort are within easy reach. ..tt'im In Homburg may get to Brassesis twelve beers le ; r. n fifteen, to Paris In sistra..••• le leaden la treaty ' • J. no cttelleat is the intevecftsanalcatlea by rail. - - THE 111:1CHANT RANKIN(I °I)YPAIR OF LONION LIMITIED) INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR IRE CM TM. OF THE BRITISH and NITHIRLANDS INDIA BANK (Limited). Incorporated under )) The Companies Aet. 190!." which limits thel abfllq of each shareholder to the amount of his shares. Capital. Two Haltom, In 40,000 Shares of 450 each . Pint issue, 10,000 Shares. —lt la proposed not to call up more thaa LIY 10a par Share. Deposit LI per Share, and Ed on Allotment No call to exceed LS per Share, and Three Mouths' Interval between each call. anzas- - rusta.; Charles Boger, Esq. (of the late firm of R. and J. Johnston and Co.), London. Maunder Fraser, Naq., Loudon (of Maclaine, Watson, and Co., Batavia). A. Rector, Imo. (of A. Hector and Co., London and JOll5Ol lieltaster. Bp., Director of the Merchant Banking Coni- PRY. Hobert McKerrell, Esq., 45, Inverneartemee at Scott and Co., Mauritius , . John Paterson. Lq., Chairman of the Standard Bank of British south Africa. John Torrance, Eiq., Director of the Alliance Bank. The Alliance Bank, Landon. Liverpool. and Manch/Mei% The Merchant Banking Company of Londoet Cannonatreek Blonial—Strom J. and J. Whitehead, 8. Moorgatentreet. Siena:Mr Ire tel ,—B. M. Bell. Kay. Officeli—llerclunt Banking Company of London, 21, Cannon street. PROSPIk - TI'S. Although within the pastew years considerable addition has been made to the banking capital of our great Eastern posses sion, it mad still be admitted that In India, Ch J , and Anibal* as weil sale fl e ie tt 4tenaltoalithe a w ed ham greatly oUtesul , and the necessity again presses hard and severe upon trade in thew parts for greatly increased monetary To meet this necessity In some measure the British anti Netherlands India Bank Is established and although It takes powers In Its articles of assoctiation to enter upon any portion of the wide Bold before it, not only in Indy China, and Australia, but also in the Eastern Archipelago, yet its first operations will be directed to those parts which have been chletly mulcted by the newly-created kindred institutions Chief among these fields in India will be the Madras Presi dency, and some estimate may be teemed of its value when It is stated that the Imyors and export trade of noutheni India have more than donbMd within the last eve years, sod the extension of the railway system to that portion of Asia, and the applica tion of Earepean capital to the development of Its great re source, as a coffee. cotton. and tea-grewing territory, have in created its productive power to such ettent that a great addition of banking capital Is absolutely necessary to meet the instinct* requiremeata of commerce. The British and Netherlands India Bank will also, without lass of time, establish branches In China, Japan , and Batavia, and arrangements sue contemplated with an Australian bank, by which Its operation will likewise be effectually extended to that geld. As a profitable Investment the British and Netherlands India Bank orters a very Midenb!o opportaalty. It will ocinmenes operations under ',rouge's of very valuable and most extensive support . and at a time when the Jointetock princip:e in banking ts peoetrating with new ease every part of the rick lads pre saged in the Lest, it will participate at once In that very lucrative tattiness which was once, the monopoly of native discounters. description of eichance banking byline's will oleo be undertaken by the Britith and Netherlands India Bank, and It will constitute a peculiar feature of the Company. that under eatiefaotory securities it will issue credits to produces, through which large rocamlealoas are made to the Banc_ Bitroesto loci mosey will be riven in the establishment of the cud Netherimuls India The preliminary expenses will be ocieeneil to ritl:Mfaqdtaburs'ssenta, • • • The eemuaer Uon of the atre — c 7 &;is lotbeshareholdets. Prospectuses, and forma of application for shares, may be ob tained of timi breams, bankers. and at the temporary offices of the Company , but no application for shares will be considered unless a deposit of tl per share has been previously paid to the bankers of the 9anapany. . _ _„. The articles of association can be seen at the oaksa of the Company. In the event of no allotment twine made. the deposit will be returned without deduction and should We number allotted be nu than the number applied for, ha payment in excess oiU be. applied towards the amount due. 10131 OP ♦PPUCATIOII POl MI UM). To be retained by the Bankers. No To the Larecton of the Brill& and Netherlands India Honk "iaraTteT Oenllemen,—Naving paidtniMir Bankers the sem of . being a deposit of *LI per share on shares in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to become a member of the Company in respect of such Mures, or in respect of any less number you may allot me, and to pay on allotment the further deposit of u per share thereon, and I request tb my name may be placed or the Register of Meintwes for the shares so allotted. Name to full Iteablesee • Profeedon or beldame Dale THE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY of CENTRAL ITALY ;Limited). Incorporated under The Companies Act, 166 T., with limited Capital 4250,000, In T 6,000 shares of 410 each, of which 16,000 have bees already placed. Deposal on Application Al. and ou Allotment LI per 'lure. No call to emeed A 2, or to be awl* at leas intervals thaa three months. DtarcroitS. Thomas %nivel Cuthlll, Ely , Greshamatreet, E C. Clarks lienlrey, Esq., 17, Pull-nags,, W. John Tonipiett Noakes, laq i Masora. J. T. and W. Noakes', Southwark street, Borough, Wllllorn ginner, BK. ,Yeses. Quitter, Ball, sod Co.:, Itoorgate street, LC. WlMam Petition Starting, Fag. 'Dtreetor of the Loudon and Northern Bank', Laurence Inantriey4lll, LC. George Wythes. Foy , Jon., litekley-park, Bromley, Lent. With power to add to !heir anotb!r. '" MAJIGIIO MUMS 1:111 tiALI —t;eoryaea y, Laq .C L BAnnnia—The Apt and alasterman's Bank ,Undied.. Nkhulas lane, London, LC. Bowman—Menem /mom Cobh. and Pomo% 4, Baaingludl street. LC. STA...MING COCIO4 IN ITALY -II SAnor C&T. Chiapas.), Adrie cat.. Turin, Member ol the Italian Parliament Tozer sad QullLer. b. Copthall-court, Thew. mortoommet. London, C. FICRITART . pro teas.)—Mr. Maris t C. Creeks,. Temporary Oelem—Tho =am AW, IIMICO PoulamyMlL, LC. PitOSPECTI'S. No country la the world presents moos opportunities for the advantageous employmest of capital than Itaty sbouada in mineral and agricultural wealth, and has a tame population, agordlng an abundance of cheap labour, and only requires the application of capital, on the joint stack prlocipte, and swag enimprise to develop and render productive Its great natural resources. . . . — Firaicsapany Is formed to provide the requisite means far developing Industrial undertakings of und4Wable commearnial value. _ _ . — FL business of the Company will be commenced by the par cham and worklng of extensive and valuable deposite of naive sulphur, situate in the Romagna. which are now belay worked with considerable milt, and are in the immediate neighbour hood of the productive sulphur mince of the Bolognese Company, which for several years realised profits averaging 33 per cent, par annum no the capital employ ed. The mines litteuded to be worked by this Cosi:env are con tiguous to the Central Italian Railway. and within a few miles of good seaports, and they have been thoroughly inspected and in• vestigated by Independent and reliable practical men, specially sell over by the Medan for that purpose, and their reports, which can be seen at the °Moe of the Company, enable the Di rectors to state with confidence that a net annual profit of from 15 to 25 per cent. on the capital employed may be fairly enact paled. Under their advice a provisional azreement hal been entered into for the purchase of the whole of the concessions of these Minee together with all melte and privileges, and plead thereto attached. for the sum of £09.°Q0.: the sulphur, when smelted, being subject to a small royalty of about hi. per quintal Not more than half the capital of the Company will he required for the purchase and development of the sulphur mines come quently, it Is not proposed to call up more than a:5 per share until other undertakings are entered upon. Asa proof of the confidence felt by the vendors In the suc cessful working of these mines, they have consented to take neatly median their purchase In ney in shares, en which they are not to receive interest or dividend usual 10 per cent. per an num has been peados the capital employed. No promotion money, or other aim ler charge, has been or will be paid In respect of the formation of this Company. Every Information may be ordained at the temporary °flees of the Company, where copies of the reports and the neemearan dein and Articles of Associetion may be seen. Application for shares must be made in the annexed form, and be sent to the bankers, brokers. or to the temporary offices of the Company, accompanied by the required deposit of Li per share, and in lams where no ointment is made the amount of depodts paid on application will be retarded In full. PORN OF APPLICATION 101 MARLS. flo To the lerootors of tbelosh:la!Compaay of Ceetzal Italy Waited). Veatry-home. leurence Pnuotney.hlll, London. Gentlemen.— I'm lug POLK' - The Ages and Masterson's Bank Una ted„" the sum of C being LI per Share deposit on Shares, I request yeO to allot me that number of shares of tie each in •• The Industrial Company of Central Italy 'Llmited , ." and 1 agree to became • Member of the Company, to moept such shares, or any hem number that you may allot me, to pay • farther sum of Cl per alone on allotment, as well as all subsequent calls, and to Om the Articles of Assoc a. too when require!. I also authorise you to hare no name placed no the let later of shareholders for the number of Mates allotted to me. I am. gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name la fell Oempatton Address le fall Canal sign tan Dated the day of DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P : name tailing remedy, prepared wihout any =LIM Ingredient, from tbe redpe of Dr. rots, .11 1 be found levelled& to an who suffer from linens and Over oomplaista, Ind= wind, spoons, uldelliess, filminess of the eyes, to. roe erftwessea. as a family agertent medicine, sad se • peal'r of the blood. WO see truly stagiest In Oar opersilOil and grateful to the stems* they create appetite, promote and strengthen the whole remelt system.—bold Lam bert, chemist. 8, nag Williantet.. Charing-area. and by meet &aged la& le ma. Is. 14.1_ and St 9d. Be ewe to sob for Dr. bolt e Inbous mid Line Pills. The genslite are to • Milan per "d m . Militaaa Istinimit" enmrseed es the Inman. JOZZAUId COPAHINE MEG, sooosedully 'S Wed in Ike Paris and Louden litaptiala under tile can of team Catestae, tinned. Lloyd. ?Mind. and Lqgene Clark V. Lima' Nor. 6.1962), effects a ma In an average el als days ittkee bi recent or abrade Manama—la 6d. wr knells.= id. Id.. at C. JOIMAIrt, neenek ebonalok dl, and 126, Beideeari Magenta. NM& THE EUROPEAN mid A.MPatIOAN FINANCE omemmixrioN (Limited). - /a0 Filtrlfllt APPLICATION'S for BRAZEN to Me Commie, will be ILCCEIVAD after WRDNIMDLY, the t7th lesteet to London, sad SATURDAY, the 70th that, troth the eountry.—By order of the Beard, T L 0110BICILEtt, Stantozy pro tea Toopchery Oilass, 14, Thrtadasedirstreet, LC., 10th July, 1164. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT associAnox (Lindisd). Capita subscribed. £3.000.000, Ia 100,0e0 shares of LIO each. Paid up, £400.000... auzasiiel.ibifilaTimAar. Esq. Xenophon BAHL Xa. Charles Kellam, Eq. E. J. Coleman, Faq. 0. 0. Macpherson, Esq. Mr. Alderman Dalda. Mr J. H. Pellr, Bart James Dickson, Foy. W. Scholefield, Be., M,P. P. D. Hadow, Esq. Sir S.D. Scott, Bart. J. O. Hasson, Hay. H. N. D. eei=6.%P. ktV: t ui r i 4V. estniorbiad, . J. G. lioniere, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Esq. Capt. J. Gilbert Johnston. M. Zarif, Faq. BARISAL The Bank of nuiland. The Agra sad bisaterman's Bank Jlinited), The Bank of London. The Union Bank of London, • Sir W. Mlles. Bart., and Co., BristoL SOLlCiTune—teem. Edwards and Co., and Mame. Ashnnt, Morris and Co. MASDMIS—Henry J. Barker, Esq., and T. Fraser Sondem., Esq. This Amociation receives money on deposit at notice, and for Said periods, on term to be agreed upon; makes advances on' . and effec o purchases tlates loans, an sall sales of ei stoo r t : r e"" ldT z b l et i" ral fluancial Mumma Communications to be addressed to the Manages—By order, W. C WINTEMBOTTOSI. Secretary. Temperer, Ofhoes—Creephiize, 95, Bishopeirstegirest 'WHE•L NORTH GRYLLS MINING --- COY PA NY !Llultedl. NOTICE 'purr ORDINARY GENERAL WELTING of the above-named Company will be held at the ofd es, No. 14. Foregate-street. Worcester, ou TellaDAY. the 9th day of August next, at p is. precisely, to receive a Report from the Directors, sad for the aeseral badness of the Ocaspaay. J. lf. 1111Clin, Secretary. Wonxeter, July 26, 1804. STEVENS and SONS, 78, BishOptgatil-S t . WithilL GINITINI FOREIGN WINW. Pork fins the wood Ditto. old owlet Sherry Marsala. Wad 20a. Claret, 161., 20a., 26 ,to Ws. ditto. STEVENSaad SONS, 78, Sithopsgate-et.Within. FONJCION sad BRITISH SPIRITS. 01a, superior English.. A. 4.1., 10s. 6d., 125., 131. 4d. per gallon. Brandy, Cognac.... 22a.. 334. : Meta, Pale, 271., 304. ditto. cos. Saastiaaalea Wldak7 PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE XEDAIA IOHY BLOOD GOLDOMITH mad JEWELL/rt. Manufactory, 16,M 111ji.1:47treeF. io;int. g irden, w c . tendon N.B. Thia establishment Is Maned et d in the evening, and on !Wordy' a& 1 Oda*. HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and SORAS.—The public w•W dad than Goods of Ns best pos sible quality. sad la great ,r tee at N and 27, BERNX23- BTLIM o.lFoa.DsTltirt. balsas a d emanates hes. THE FURNISHING OF RID-ROOMS. HEAL and SON have observed for some time that it would be advantageous to their Customer' he see • much larger selection of Bedroom Furniture than I. email, displayed, and that to fudge properly of the style sad aged. et the different descriptions of Furniture, It is • that meg description should he placed in separate noose may therefore, IRECTSD large end Additional SllOll-1100Ifra which they are enabled not only to extend their dhow of Iran, Braga, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bedroom Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide *cetera small rooms for the purport of keeping complete suites of Bedroom Faralture In the different styles. Japsamed Dml Goods may he sees In complete suites of live or do different colours, some of them light and ornamental, and others of • plelner description. Suites of Stained Veal Gothic Fwmiture, Potiehed Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set apart in separate rooms, so that customers are site to see Um effect as it would appear in their own roman. The stock of Mahogany Goods for the better Bedrooms, and Japanned Geode fee Plain and Sonatas' use, le very greatly kr ennead. the whole forrains as complete as assortateot of bed room Furniture as they think cats pomibly be desired. and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CAT ALOot'L of Bedstead; Bedding. sad Bedroom Furniture seat free by pest. 194 IST, 118, Tottenhan-courtreed, London. HAMILTON god KIMPTON (Tailors) call attention to the NIW MATZRIAUI In dark and Ught mixtures for travelling. lounging. and semoldo malls No. 10a. STRAND. opposite Igeter.halL H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH (NO, e 4 and 67. OX PnitD-STIIIIWY, W. The Widen and reseed sioallanee displayed la Ms attire universally acknowleged. &rumens and Capes l6a 64. to Ws. Ott. Morning and Lounging Jackets 2la. Od. to eft. Od. Easiness and Horning Suits —Ws. Od Sas. 04. and Ma. Od. Trousers. NO patterns to select item Ha. 64. to 21a. 04. Vesta of the same materials H YAId and C 0.13 ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 sad 57, OXFORINITIALET, P. The most able and erperteocsit maims sod workmen are em. ',toyed. True.Batas Trouseri, 16s. 6d. : Vesta to match, la 6d. Attire for clerical, academical. 'medical. sad other professional gentlemen. Ladies' Batista, throe so six gothamaa. A separate department for 117erleo. Page's sidle. 70s. ; footman's, eos.. coselusaif a. W. HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and IT, OXFORD-STREET W. are much admired by Parents and Guardians for quality. fashion, and economy. Knickerbocker. N'estanituan, Osborne. and Windsor suits, 16a ed. to 15a.: Eton, Harrow, and Rugby suits, ne , lea sad Oh. • trylng-oo room handsomely flood up eonnectoo with this department. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL— Th e greatest sa d moat metal invention of the day, AQUA A MAILILLA.— Messrs JOHN 04MINELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard abed, Loudon. perfumers to her Majesty, respeothigy oder to the public this truly marvellous geld, which gradually restores the human hair to Its JitisUns hne—uu matter Si whatage. The Agua Asunella has none at the properVes of dyes : it, on thecontrary, Is beneficed to the system, and when the heir Is oars rastorcd ose application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Prim LI la. per bottle. or In half bottles, lea 61 John nommen A Co. hare bees appointed perfumers to LICH. the Meesm of Wales. THE IN VIGO RATI V II N !IRVINE ESSENCE. The moat orient oticelly d and wet priventul nutri tive cordial ever introduced ; mtoess to their normal condition on the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de nt,lt is a apache for debility et all kinds. and from its coo , other ingredients, pepsine and pbsepate of soda, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price it. per bottle, or four quantities In one ler YU Sole Agents,Nem/ Baumgarten and Co., aft °Muni-street. ICC., and 133 a. Penchnrch-eir•st. London. G. JOZRAII, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, resprodully Informs the Nobility sad Healey that he keeps dock a the FRENCH PATLNT 11F.DICINVI, every description of Medical Apparatus, sad the following Prepare- JOiltArd TRENCH FRUIT SYRUP, ta per bottle. .10ZEAT3 STEEL MALAGA WIRE of PEPSINE and RAU. a digestive sod serregthening took., 4t. dd. per bottle. JOZEAL'S ELIXIR of PEPSINE, the best digestive know; b. 9.1., 4a. id., sad Ila per bottle. JOERAIT3 PECTORAL LE 11TCE SYRTP and LOZYNOrri, reeemmended as the beet meetly (without opium for the speedy mire of cold., asthma. sore throats., and MI the disorders of the chest. 11 a 9d, per bottle ; 9a. 3.1 and la lid. per b RIIRIN6II INFALLIBLE POWDERS whist the distemper, skin diseases, end worms in dogs, Is. &Lper packet. The Fourteenth Edition. with Cotourer! net.. ?a el, RAMADOE on the CURAB/LITY of CONSUIIITION. Palhologioal anatomy W never afforded mete amelnilm evidence In proof of the curability of a dlemae than It hoe in that of coasamption.'—Carwortl. Also. by the same Author, peke lea M., ASTHMA: ita Varieties and Complications to which Is annexed • asednet Tee Aim on the principal Merano of the Heart. Louden : Loogamn mad Co. We understand that Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan propose to give Moir "Readings; is the comes of the estrum at seem el the principal provincial Mona, is grading probably Scarborough, Malvern, Torquay, Brightoo, Liverpool, Manchester, Oxford. and Cesebridgo. A raseour hes reached as to the effect that Mr. Alfred Wigan, as the reprematative of a body of shareholders, Is is treaty for the othvenion of the Alhambra is Leiewtor•egnw isle a theatre ender Mr. Wigan's own directioo. Should this re port be °Nitrated, we may congratulate the West-mod public es the poomesion of a spleodid new theatre is ■ central eibratioe, capable of every comfort and 000.011ill0011 for the Andrew, and well adapted to that high order of perform asses which mar be looked for under the direction of one of Strassest refined and accomplished dramatic. artists of, oar time. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1864. A NTHROPOGLOBBOB. - NOW OPEN. This extraordinary mechanical phenameana, rivalling astute band( to Its a °cal awl elocutionary power,, will be FAIIIBITID DAILY, at If, 1,2, 11, 6,6, 6,7, 8. end 9 o'clock, at the Bt. James's EMI, Ylocadilly.—Adaladott, One Mailbag. The pram him pronounced U the wonder of the world. THE OXFORD.—SELECTION S from FAUST, LA. FORZA DEL DEEM% On Bathe In lluctsers. issue, and the Two 011111ilmell et VCCOMS, by ths waste of the talented company. Director—Kr. T. JONOHNANS. Comedy by Unsworth, Engem% W. Itaadel. W. Barlow, and Men Naliy Tower. Um celebrated Seventh comedlessa INSILY EVENING. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (=nee Tumults.) TILE VIENNA CONFERENCE. VIENNA, JULY 26. The General Correspondent of to-day says:—" The sittings of the Conference will commence regularly to-morrow. A preliminary meeting of the principal Aosta-ion, Prussian, and Danish plenipotentiaries 7 wis held to-day, when an interchange of views took p 4 e, which although of a general character may have some influence upon the actual negotis, tacos." ITALY. TURIN, JULY 25. The Minister of Public Works, Count Louis Frederic Menabres, has left for Vichy. General de la Marmora started from Naples today on leave of absence for some time. PORTUGAL. LLSBON, JULY 25, 3.55 P.N. (Nring to the scanty hawed in Poring/4 it ill considered probable that within a month certain ports will be opened for the free importation of foreign grain. It. is officially announced that the next loan required by the government will be offered to public competition. INDIA AND CHINA. (By Telegraph from Sum) CALCUTTA, Jos: 30. Grey shirtings firm, but little doing ; mule twist dull ; copper unaltered. Exchange on London, la Old. Government securities—Four per Cents., tFive per Cents., 106} ; Five-and-a-Half per uts., 1161. Freight tending upwards. BOMBAY, Jima 30. New Oomrawattee, 590 re. ; linseed, 6ra. 2 an. Exchange on London, 2s. 0/d. Government securi ties—Four per Cents., 96 ; Five per Cents., 107 ; liveoand-a-Half per Cents., 116. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office, from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, July 25 : ALEXANDRIA. JULY 25. The Baroda and Delhi, with the above mails, left Alexandria at 5 a. m. this day. The former may be expected at Marseilles on the Mat inst., and the latter at Southampton about the 6th August. The Jeddo, with the outward Bombay Mail of Web June-4th July, left Suez on the 13th inst. CANTON, Jura IL Grey shirtings and w►ter twist unchanged. Tea : higher prices demanded. Total export to date, 112,000,0001 be. Exchange on London, aa. 90. SHANGHAI, iota 6. The silk market is not yet opened. Total export to date, 39,625 bales. Exchange on London, es. Freighta unchanged. EXTRAORDINARY SHIPWRIWIT. TIRRIBLE BUFFERING* OF THE OREW. The following letter is written by Mr. Jacobs, United Stake Coesul-General at Calcutta. Its statements would be incredible were they lass authoritatively 'conchal ha : " Calcutta, April 20, 1864. "The following is the statement of William Palmer, late second officer on the 111-fated Elyina, which loft Calcutta, Deoswber 22, bound for Boston. Her crew ooseuted of Nathaniel Andrews, Salem, Massachusetts, as master ; his brother, S. 0. Andrews, mate; William Palmer, G. D. Blake, James Jordan, second, third, and fourth mates; John Tesyloe, A. M. Bowden. Peter Nelson, F. Banger, G. Peterson, J. Anderson, T. Frasier, Thomas Brown, P. John son, JahaWiimon, Alarms/ler Murphy, James Williams, John Lewis. seamen ; and Francis H. Hodges, Boston ; James Sand ford, Boston ; Campbell Woke, New York; Edward Lewis, Delaware ; Robert Willed, New Orleans ; Thomas Porter, New Jersey; William Riley, Portland; George Chime. Portsmouth ; Charles Scott, William Jackson, East Boston; John Buckley, Brooklyn ; William Law, Mabee ; John Desmond, New York Coseurs men emit home to join the navy. Fair and prosperous winds attending, moved them across the Equator. in 24 days after losing sight of the land beads. The south.east trades sprang up in six south, sad ell went pleasently till the anemone of the 18th. At 3of tlie morning of the 20th the spare maintopmast broke loose from its lashings, and, rolling back and forth over the deck, stove in the cabin doors, the lanereete, the water casks amidships, broke down the stanclisoos and bulwarks, and finally went overboard, pounding heavily against the side. Everything within the reach of the fatal stick was made a perfect wreck ; torrents of water poured from the hogs casks into the cabin and down upon the lower deck. The damage was done in a moment. The ship now Sated suddenly to starboard, and weuld not right either to the shitting of the cargo or from the water already rushing into the hold through the opeeed beams. The hull was slowly sinking, but steadily, and the mew sprang overheard Ave minutes balks she went down, leaving the master and his brother alone. standing together. Together they each, and were not again seen. Gaining the floating spars, the poor fellows rested for a few momenta, until the cabin root was driven within reach, upon which they clambered, to the number of 11. The rest had disappeared. Here, tied to the spars, they lay down upon the arils, and the seas wombed over them. At 7 o'clock the wind died away, and Leering a shirt in two, they raised a signal of distress. Two pumpkins, sole relies of the ship's Mores, were seen Boating sigh, but not within mob, and they looked longingly upon them as they passed by. At noon the gale again sprang up, blowing furiously as before. The waves swept tumultuously over the raft, carrying away two of their number. One, George Chem, swam back, end was assisted up= it, but soon turning black in the face from swallowing sea water, died. All through that day and night the storm continued, moderating towards morn ing. The sky was overcast the mooed day, but the wind went down and theses became more calm. The inn roes bright and clear in a doodle= sky the mooning of the third day, and his beams beat most fiercely upon their unshel tered heads. Maddened with thirst, in their agony, some of them drank the an water and died. The fourth day dawned with a sun. thoo‘h not ea lustrous and ardent es before. Another died. The survivors cut off his legs, and ate for the first time Oboe leaving the ebip—tbey drank their owe urine. Not a morsel had they eaten, sots drop of fresh water had they drunk for four days. The clouds gathered overhead on the fifth day, but the sun burnt them off and shoo* more scorchingly than ever. That evening one of their comrades slipped over the side, saying, ' I am going home, I can stay here no longer— I want to sae my mother—come with me, we shall not be long away, and soon return.' They ware too weak to prevent it, and be swam away. Far ea their dim eyes could range did they wistfully watch him swimming on, the sharks plashing their white fins by his side, till he was lost in the distance. The sixth day came and went, sod another died. The seventh morn ing found them hopelese and despairing ; too weak to stead, spiritless, and exhausted, they lay feebly clinging to the spars. and soother died. But three were left now of the eleven---end still through the loos forenoon did the burning rays of that terrible sae fall hotly upon them. At the last moment relief came. The French barque Claire, Robert master, discovered the raft, their signal fortunately flying. sad despatched a boat to there amistence. Tenderly were they lifted into it, Lod from thence transferred to the ship." American paper. A GOLD Sete.—PLYmorra, Jrt.r 26.—The Roxburgh Oiatla, frost Melhourao April 21rt, pared up Manuel to-day. Elbe twinge 175 paaseopni, 5,969 oast. gold, 165 toes o coppar, 80 tow antimony ore, 589 cooked tallow . sod 844 balsa of wooL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Dora Sanwa:T.—Oa Sunday sight, the Narge=, eiricarsioa train, ea its return to Victoria and Hi lost with an accident. which. although fortunately %mat: traded with fatal results, caused peat alarm and confusion. Between seven cod eight o'clock the train, which consisted of 24 currier, pared the St rood station cud had just meld titrood bank, when frees some owe the engirt rade • damp and left the metals. &egg* the whole of the carriages with it. Telepans were isetantly forwarded to the various statical iodinating that the hoe wee blocked up. ?rah carriages and eagle* were procured, and the par Dangers Inoue of whom emir %lanai sera 'after apreside of three hours' delay, conveyed to Leaden. [Stamped, id. Additional.) LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jrz.: 25. (Before Mr. Comraireioner 00111bUr0.) HI COLONS', MET WAVOIL This was an adjourned examination meeting in the ease of Colonel William Petri• Waugh, of Baaksea Island and West minster, whose freqtient applications to this and other mute am a matter el ootoMly. It May be remembered that on a former 000114011 the claim of the official liquidator to prove for 250,0001. stood over. The accounta are now stated to be in a forward state of preparation, but the information conveyed to the general public is as vague as ever. Colonel Waugh was not present. An, adjournment wail ordered until the dividend meeting in November next. Yr. &flood applied for a 000tiauaaos of the allowaoce of 11. per week. The estate yeses* of thousands of pounds. The question ultimately stood eves. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—NorruiattAx, JLLY 25. CZOWA COURT. —(BPfore Mr. Justice Illackbuni.) TA[ PLOCIBITONMDR . _ Rinhard Parker, aged te. wow shamed with the wilful minder of his mother, Fluaboth Parker, at Fisheries, on the 10th of May last. Prisoner was also charged with shooting his father with intent to murder him Mr. Bodes, sad Me. Brisiese afpnenid der-the preaseation ; and Mi. Serjearat O'Beira fdr the • . Hamill Burdett said she was servant in the s paresis' family. Prisoner was a butteiser. the the rth of March he asked his mother if be could go to Sheffield by lan excursion train. She said he could if he liked, and he went away on Monday morning. Wawa* next saw him Cu Tuesday night whilst getting bet tea along with Mrs. Parker. Prisoner came into the room, and his mother asked him to sit down, but he would not. Hie father came in at the time, and primmer tuned round and began to swear at him. Wittiest went oat of the room to the back kitchen, and her master stayed near the door. Prisoner cams into the kitchen directly afterwards, and witness fetched Mrs. Haines, a neighbour. Wismar remained in the street a short time, and heard two reports of • gun. Mary Haines said that she remembered the servant girl, Burdoo, coming to her hones She raw the pritooer and his father and mother. Mrs. Parker had hold of the per. sorier, and said he should not fight his father. They were in the garden near the house. Witness persuaded Mr. Parker to go away, and he want to the stable door. Prisoner went into the house, and re turned with a gun. Mrs. Parker said. "Oh dear, he's got a gut, sad he's going to shoot." She thee came towards +items. Prisoner put the roe to his shoulder and pointed it to where witness was. Witness, however, got out of the way before the gun was discharged. In a few monads the other barrel went MY, and on wits', turning round she saw Mn. Parker lying on her left Bile. She never stirred or spoke. The top of her head was scalped. and wit seas thought she was dead. Prisoner pained his mother and witness down the yard and went towards the Trent very rapidly. Wittiest said, " 06, TOM, you've shot your mother dead." He muttered something, and went away. The father ewe afterwards came op bleeding. Mrs. Parker use then taken to the house and a surgeon sent for. Ann Rhoden was near Parker's house at the time, and heard prisoner's father say to his, " You are a rogue, a villain, and • thief to me ;get out of my house." She then saw the prisoner, and the prisoner's father awl mother come ent of the house the mother was trying to separate the ' father from therm, the two latter squanng fista. Mrs. Parker said to the prisons, " You shall not tight your father." When they had dose lighting they went from the garden to the yard, sad shortly afterwards witness heard two reports of a gun, and immediately after heard prisoner say, " I have shot my mother, and I shall die like a pig on the scaffold." Baniuel Foster heard two shots fired through Parker's window. The last shot struck the stable wall, mod as the father was going into the stable be was struck on the head. Witness, along wish constable Bartraby, captured the pri soner mod took him to Southwell flame of Correction. Thome. Coke asaleted in carrying Bre. Parker into the house. The father said to the prisoner, " What have you done this for!" The prisoner answered, " Yon should not aggravate me so." The gun lay on the ground. It used to be kept loaded. Witness found a quantity of powder and shot and gave it to the police. Witness mw the prisoner the same night, and said, " You have shot your mother. and she will be dead before you get to Sonthwell." Prisoner answered. " It was a mere accident, and I shall die on the seaffold." He was very tipsy. By Mr. O'Brien—Some years ago the prisoner received an injury on the head from falling off a horse, and when he had had drink he was sot his own man. Elisabeth Birkett said that oo the 29th March prisoner came into her house. He fastened the door. and said, " Don't split." Witoese said, " Split what ?" and he an swered, " J have shot my mother dead. Hide me. I shall be Imaged." Witness told him she had no place to hide hies is, sad be went away. Pollee-coostahleßarksby proved apprehending the prisoner, who said, "I know that I did it ; it was pure accident. Is my mother dead!' Prisoner asked witness several three whether they would bang him, as if so he should die like • pig. The shot used was partridge shot. Mr. Cooke, surgeon, said be had no doubt that death had resulted from the gun-shot wooed. Mr. Serjesiet O'Brien made an able speech for the primmer, after which the learned judge summed up. The jury retired sod is • few minute. returned a verdict of Wilful Murder, with a recommendation to mercy on ac count of the prisoner's being in liquor. The Judge—Prisoner, have yen anything to say ? Prisoner—Yes, my lord. I am not guilty of toilful manlier. I had no intention of murder ; it was an accident. The Judge—l quite agree with the jury. I firmly believe that you fully intended to murder your father as well as your mother. The recommendation of the jury I will for ward to the proper porter. His lordship thee passed grantee.e of death in the usual form, and the meows was removed. OXFORD CIRCUIT. —g —TATFORD, Jrty 25. CROWS COMM. —Melon, Mr. Jostles Shin.) 11101011 OF A POLICIIIAN. The four meg who on Saturday were found Guilty of the manslaughter of the polioeman Lyons at Willenhall, under circumstatrxis already detailed, bat who had been tried for wilful murder, were sentenced — Thomas Locklep, who threw the brick-end which gave the fatal Wow, to eight years ; George Lockley bis brother, to six years; John Edwards, to six years; and Joshua Stanley, who had been by the jury recommended to mercy, to five years' penal servitude. The fifth men, George Wilk:a, wee Acquittal, and he remains to be tried on the eherge of stealing the poliosmaa's truncheon. WESTERN CIRCIIIT.—Esrres, Jrty 25. In consequence of the continued illnets of Mr. Janet,* William, Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., tried prisoners in the Niel Phu' Court to-day. THE ACCIDENT AT PLYMOUTH SOUND. The grand jury to-day ignored the bill against 1fa;or• General Hutchiloon, ehavired with the manslaughter of George McCoy, a waternma. The defendant was subse quently arraigned, and pleaded not guilty. Mr. Lopes appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Cox for the defendant. Mr. Lopes having beady recapitulated the facia under which McCoy met his death, said having had an opportnuity of seeing his lordship's directioos to the grand jury, and the jury haviag thrown out the bill, be did not propose to pro reed further on the orivoaer's inquisition. At the seine time he might be allowed toe:press a hope that the e•lamity which had resulted from hnruj at the Plymouth breakwater, and that after communieatioes from the towns of Ply mouth and l)evooport on the subject, would have the effect of causing the authorities for the future to adopt measures to prevent the recurrence of a similar cataatrophe. After • few remarks from his lordship • verdict of Not Guilty was taken, and the gallant major was discharged. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 73u17. - D -mai. At the close of the bonne= of the court, • gentlemag representing Mr. A. Owl. the wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, of ChimeraMeerut, asked the alderman's permission to expose an old swindle just revived, by which wholesale ruaoufacturers were victimised. On the 14th of July last be received the following letter: " Sittiogbourne, July 13,1864. " Sir, —I enclose you the half of a 51. note, sad will thank you to seed me the maimed small order as maple. I bare been recommended to you by • (Amid in the trade, and if your goods snit me in pries and generally I may be • good customer. I meet the pairs patent for an order this week, end hope you wiU send them off at once. If the order soma to more than 51, you may leave some of them out, or else I will send ramps for the balance with the other half note.—Yours, respectfully, E. J. Ana." On the following day the goods were sent, end the nand ad vice by post. but not receiving say newer, a sewed letter wee not. They were returned io the course of • few days through the dead letter office • ao one of that name being known at Sittiegbeurge. The; master of that station waa communicated with, and in reply said the parcel was for• warded to Osanberull-state Station, as per order re ceived from Mr. Ash, • copy of which be enclosed. The goods had bees taken away, end no trace existed of them ; of course, the second half of the note had got base received. The half of the DOW held by Mr. Gael was for 51., numbered 06.897, 18th May 1864, and be was under the impression that goods had been in the same manner obtained from another firm, by enclosing the other half of the note. _ . said that publicity would so doubt put as sad to such proceediugs, sod doubtless bring Mr. Out into eosimuolcatlos with the holder of the other half of the sots, when they could by *obis the halves divide their loss. [TWOPENCE BOW-STREEr. W,Ciant Joseph Ch; 7 l; 1 3 017 - ps, -- late clerk to Um Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada at the Montreal station. waa charged with having stolen a bag containing a snat of 3,9 M dollars in Dotal and silver from this elation at MontreaL 11r. Sleigh, isseructed by Messrs. Asbant. Mania. and SOB, solicitors to the Grand Trunk Railway Ounipaey, Mon dueled the proseentioa. Mr. Sleigh, in stating the owe, informed the maglsentte that the defendant was a clerk in the employ of the Grand Trunk Railway Company at the stat•oo at Montreal, aid is the cowrie of hls duties in that rapacity he had to amid the paymaster in making lip and seining aside is differed com partments a number of same of money, to be forwarded to dills/oat stations on the line for the pay meat of waffle-Mat was on the 6th April. Oa the following day, the 7eli the prisoner applied for leave of absence for one day, which was yarded, and be went away, but gem returned. A few days later it was found that one of the begs tnteaded for the Sergi& station. sod containing in coin red DO' the sum of 3,951 dollars. 23 esota, had been abstracted. leder mation wan received that be had not onlysailad for England, but bad been sees in London, and accordingly the presoak proceedings were taken. He was prepared to put in the depositions which bad been taken in Canada, but iadesil there could be no stronger evidence against the prisoner than what he himself voluntarily said to tLe officer who appre hended him._ deepest lasigley deposed—l took Ur ildridest is me lody cm Tharnday sight, it the Haswell Arica, twos a wenant lewd at Montreal, Is Canada, and endorsed by Sir George Grey. I found him at the station with two ladies. I said " Your name is Phillips." He said, "Yes, it is." I said, "I am a polio, officer, and - I have a warrant to apprehend you." I had another cosstable with ass. We took him to the polioe station, whets I Mated the Charge to him, and asked it be had anything to ry spinet it. He replied, "No ; it is quite correct." He afterward said, " I have been a very foolish fellow ; I have been down to the Derby and lost a lot• of money to cardsharps." He also told me be had spent money knocking about the Haymarket and other places. I bad traced him from place to place until I found him, from informatics' which I Lad received. Charka - 0. Bexker—l hare ;1;43 ..irbutopou •. 73ta of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada in Medea. I hare been in Canada. I saw the prisoner in Montreal in September last. He was thee . *leek to time onaipany, and when I quitted Montreal I left him there in that capacity. The depositions Mime in Oimeda were then put in, acd some other evident* was adduced. The prisoner, who mode no °Nervation whatever in de fence, was committed for tnal. He was removed in cust.dy of Se t Lanky, whose duty it will be to convey him bock to NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. WIMBLEDON, MONDAY. Another addition to the prize list was opened to•day, which is coos foe issmakate, value 100/., given by bete wel the Marquis of Toculdale, for military rides, ir e. la '550 ammunition, and divided aa follows : 1. 501., miszaleloadeis ; i 30&, open to breech-loaders. The shoot ing for these prises was originally intended to have taken place during the p ri ze meetings of the association, but owing to the number of targets required for the purpose, tad the length of time for wine they were required, it wee found 'mammy to make other arrangements toe them, and yester day saw the first day's competition at the London Scottish ranges on Wimbledon Common. May weather wee mat unfavourable to the shooting, as than wee a strong vied, will. rain at intervals during the day. Each competitor fired 5 sighting shots at 500 yards, end then 100 rounds at the same distance, as quick as le eneld lout aid tire them. After so interval of 15 minute' 10 dicta were fired without reference to rapidity, as a test of accuraCy, from the dirty rifle. The rifles were not allowed to ezoted v 4 lbs. is weight. Any position rests other than iseclursical were allowed to be used. Mechanically fitting ramrods were not allowed, and each rifle to go under the same trial for four succeeding days. There were three competitors who shot yesterday for the muzzle-loader prise, vi Whi worth, Turner, and Boucher, the l a tter o f w h om re tired. t- It was rumoured that be might have laboured under some dis advantage through sane of his charges of powder not having been entirely emptied into the barreL For the breech•loading prize, Mears. Green, Henry, Cooper, and Strong were the only competitors. The latter retired on his own account. The results of the ninatle•lcoding competi tion ware sa follow., 100 rounds for time at 500 yards : - _ 11alT4 Cee- Total Leo Rd'. min.rc. eyea. tres. Outer.. cbst. Mow. dcat Whit* orth 100 .. 24 36 .. 34 .. 40 .. 23 .. 1 1 .. 364 Boucher .. 100 .. 6Y 20 .. 2.. 3..10 .. 6 33 .. 37 The won made by breccli-loader in 100 rounds at WO yards, sad the time occupied by saeb, was as follows : new. 11911*4 Wes Total Rifle. milt etc. or. tres. Osten. chat Wales. Sox Green Peel 21 0 .. 4 .. 16 .. re 0 50 119 kieury .... 17 12 .. 9t .. 41 .. 20 .. 19 .. 56 .. ba ooper .. IS 0 .. ♦ .. it .. 19 .. 0 .. 0 OD Captain Page superintended the Aring of the mensts lawless, and Captain Knight that et the breech-loaders. The shooting will be oestinned today. Tits ADDillig To TH3 ARCHBISHOPS. —The fol lorries addles., written by the Rev. J. Kehle, author of ▪ The Christian Year," is recommended for circulation in parishm where the lay memorials to the archbishops nre la course of signatere To the parishioacre of —. We all believe the Holy Bible to be God'e own Word : as it is written, 'All Scripture is given by inspiration of God.' Arid our Lord has expressly told • us. that in the last day Wasson the left hand will go away into everlasting punish ment, but the righteous into life eternal. Suppose that the priest set over you, to look altar your rout Ned the seals of your children, should teeth people to doubt br disbelieve either (Obese great sad beeeseery tteetneet, what would you think of it? Now it appears that, owing to some oversight in the law of the land, this mielit happen any day. It hes happesed is aerials parishes, and the bishops have sought, hitherto in veil, to correct it. tinder these oircumnMuces, the Archbishops of Canterbury said of York have written sod published pastoral lettere. affirming anew the old sad tree tat* sad charging us all to persevere la it. And we trust that by an united effort, under their guidaoce this great evil and wrong may, with God's blaming, be a verted, and the doc trine of the church kept whole and undefiled among pas. It is thought that the boo& of our bishops would be strwegtheried for this good work by churchmen publicly thanking them for what they bare dose, awl tessiesse to pray for them at this time of trouble and Behnke. This you will be invited to do by setting your heads to a payer whish be laid before you. You will do no, we testi, thought:any, as to the Lord, and sot unto men. Aid way God in all be glorified, through Jesus Christ.—We ate. deer brethren, in Him, your effeedoeste and faithful ser vants." _ _ -- 1510i2F.SE OF PFTERBOROLGII.—OnOday the 24th instant, the Lord Bishop of Peterborough held an ordination in the Cathedral Church et Peterborough, when the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz.:—bacons : Edward Bedelay, St. Bee'. College, Can. berland ; Louis Costlier Biggs, 8.A., St. Edmund's Hall, ozfaed ; James Armitage Bonier, R A., Trinity College, Cambridge ; Daniel Charles West Daniell, 8.A., Dowsing College, Cambridge Henry Philip William Hughes, St. Be.'. Sege, Cum berland; Matthew Weston M oggridge, RA., University College, Oxford ; Henry Been= Patron, 8.A., Callus College, Cambridge; Walter Alfred Prldeinx, St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead. By lettere dimiesory from the Bishop of Wineheater—John Alleyee Beckies, Kiag's College, London. By lettare dime sory from the Bishop of Barbados@ —Charles Welsh Mame. 8.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge. B 7 letter , dimbeory (tons the Bishop of Chicbeeter Priests : William Hairy Cleaver, M.A., Christ Church, Oxford ; John Ciarraway Holmes, 8.A., University College, Oxford ; William Come Miller, Hines College, ; Arthur Teiseant Mitten, 8.A., St. Katharine a Collage. Cambridge ; and insmediatody afterwards the bishop licensed the following to concise within the diocese, uric :—Mr. &daisy, to St. Margaret's, Leicester ' • Mr. Biggs, ' , to Greed°. • Mr. Borer. to St. Martin's, Leicester ; Mr. Darnell, toWelton •; Mr. Hughes, to Whlterick ; Mr. Moggridge, ft. Jae', Leicester ; Mr. Ds-Petro*. to Redmi.e. BAOuIT 3 GUIDII TO AII&RICAN POLlTlo.—biedtele. Bacon hare issued a third edition of their awful guide So American Politica. On account of the unusual interest incited by the approaching Presidential election, they hare • hied to the work an ea of the ma gm of sleeting the President, the new political" platforroa," and other valu able matter. Twa 111:11DIR vac NORTH LONDON Rai imAt. —Mr. inspector Williamson' las, it is sad, received matioo of the discovery of a must important link in e chain of evidential tending to crimioate Manor, whole w on his way to Kew York on board the Victoria. Thai dis. meaty is that of the tastrameot with whisk Um Gnat attack was made on the unfortuoate potlasnaa. A life preearver, a which Sr. marks of bleed, was towed secrellid at his lodgings on Saturday ; sad, as far ma also ha at pee. sent ascertained, It was the property of a fallow-workwi. sad stolen from him by Muller. pa the morning after Moller took sad paid for his ramp by the View* ba eked permission to leave • beg and a beadle euvaloped a dirty pima of old canvas, at the shad at the North Quay. and that be altareranki took them no beard. It is eiosW. lured that the boodle sontaised mine albs wsnag &motel be bad on at the time of the murder, and that, as tbry ware no doubt marked with blood. it was his intortlea. when the vase& was well out to ma, to throw the bindle overboard. R•ILWAY AND PUBLIC CoNPANIRB int PARLIA- Rm.—Yesterday the committees of this Rouse of Lords cooeluded their labours by passing tbia bills for the blelVoi politaa District Railways; Manchester, Sheilliald, sad Lin. ooleabire Steamboat Trak Bill ; Dublin Thule Connecting Railway, sad Load** mid North Western and Charing-crow Railway. ~' I h 1 t • t 1 i' i