The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-03 00:00:00

1 ' ' 1 7 ;.-7 ' v N E WS PAPER ::;,,,,, 5 , ,,-,..- ,P)/--.--.----- t 1 ; t T . ? - 107/k.. ,"... '''''. 77 7 A 7.Pil t ''..l - 177 ,laasHET 1 .:;,.: ITT .. ! iu • - --.... 4 . 4 f' . I I t :..,.• • ll • ' s 4• 4 •* 2 '---- - je .. • .. 1 i . ( 1-1( 1 alf ' • &r-s , --- ... ..... bsa rivi \,____ \\ ' fp rt ...._.,,.•.-_-_ 4 , t b. 6,612.] CM Direct, calling at MADRAS. Td LY COMMUNICATION by Steam from auxiliary haw Moamar LADY JDCMLYN, .111 • •:ia ,Londco) Docks the 1616 August. and Plymosith ! The paattraara ars pared treefrom London to 7 • tn.( embark by the Companys steam tender.—For • ;mato', apply to BOND and MACKULYIL Mama. Mincing-lane, LC.: or ORIN DLAY and Ow, 16, .:,:.ttrseß &W. I•ELA I DE. —NOTICE to SHIPPERS per ADHLAIDS.—AII HOODS lateadad for this • !Ulla be down at the Lomita Dacia sad cleared I " ••I the 3rd augu,a. Has room for a litik light , t•gt in and MOORE, No. 9, Bllliter-street IT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE lf• I WIC ET For SYDNEY Direct 'to sell from .• .o:..tually en the 5tA August, (Ailing at . Plymouth to k lpte A nlb t e a r . 4 3 lh; . w anL ell..ra n o 4 wi frignte-tatU r t -sw NeoN Commander bins in the East tons India ship, built expressly far the Sydney trade, has been the greatest care and consideration for the comfort her cabins are lofty and airy. She can accom „ , intermediates, and will carry an experienced .I .1 terms of frelOt ar_panage apply (at. •41 leant : to 0 ELLATLY, HANK EY. and SEWELL, • ..kohall-stroet . or to DEVITT and LOOSE, 9, Bd. ITT and mooßms AUSTRALIAN LINE D,• SHIP.—For POET PHILLIP Direct !to be the ?Sth A list shipoirg dal} ri August . t • clipper- INDIIINITY, • I. regkaer 741 idd:td, JENKINS. : lying in the Leedom 11,v reign:sr trader has • fine poop, olth unusually good a on for cabin paressims, and offers a Arsarate , t, for line and imam goods, having performed her to Melbourne in 92 darn—For terms of freight or , 1 .1.11 to DEVITT and 110012, 9. B4lllteretreet. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D l'AcKer SIIIP. For ADELAIDE Direct Ito sad , • ,a the 4th September, hat shinning day tad gip ;- • , splendid Aberdeen clipper HEATHER BELL. A I ; . • mu register. H. W. HAJUISWORTII, Commander: . •, Loudon Decks. Thls beautiful vessel, bent ex• r the Australian trade. has molt elegant secommoda r pmeengere, mid le one of the lastest ships rat of the . , 11.1 , 43, having performed three voyages from the 0. N. aid 75 days respeetivgly.—For WM of freight ,; to DEVITT and 11009.1, 9, Billiteratreet. 'nEV ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE jj PACKET SHIP. —For HOBART TOWN Direct ;to . t ,shy on the lOth el Ategart, loot shipping day Bth of t • inr splendid clipperehlp PERCY, Al. 919 tons register. :p witANK MORE, Conusander . loading In the Rasa ‘o This regular trader has a specieue and elegant • . ofards an excellent opportaalty for first-cisme passes e s •,o great height In the SIMS decks for the accoollooda- L •••. , Inty tkket and other Interasediate passengers, and will •••:r. svon, U required.— or freight or prays apply to She NI. sirs RICHARDSON RIOTRIDES aid Co., It st. • 1.4,, Bishopagateetreet : or to DEVITT aad MOORS, i : .trr street E VITT sad MOORER AUSTRALIAN LINE PACE ET 811intLiter LAIJNCIORTON Direct Chas • pest F .-. I her cargo eng•ged and shlpplisp, and will ham quick in , the beautiful new clipper IL GIIIVX AllO yenta, r t ,realster, W. R. BARWOCID, Commander lying in the a": I 1,di.1 Doeta. This flue ship has Just been built by Meson. IlAy, and Co., of Sunderland, expressly for the trade, bro.rate accommodation for • few chief =Mu passes- Int terms of freight or passage apply to the owner, Mr. ; I. WALKER. 15A, lit . Helen's place • or to Davrrr and E. a. Billiterotreet Will be followed by tie well-known c..;:er Isabella Brown. - - THE MERCHANT SHIPPING COMPANY ,Limited), late SOlllia Blolll2lllii in , urpoested under the Limited LfahtMy Companies Act, °IOW £1,000.000. in 20.000 Mares of no each. Finn time 10,000 Ahem& Deposit an per Shen pn Application, ',tad to on Allotment. Calla not to exceed as per Share, or to he made at Intervale a lesa then three mouths. It Is not Intended to call up more than t 2.5 per Share. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION LfinlteC and Til X CREDIT MOBILIER ,Lizaltedj, are prepared to receive dobscriptioas for the capital of the above Coo of which upwards of 6,000 Shares have already toga applied for. Dina Croak Came Hey Donaldson; E.Q. (Mama Donaldson sad Lambert), London, Director of the Agra aadMasterman's Bank (Limitodl. Alexander Dunbar, Eat., 67, Old Broad-street, Director of the Credit Mobiher • Limited;, Daniel D. Dymes Esq. Amore. Dymes and Co.), merchant, London and Madras . George Irelan by. Maur Ireland, hew, and Co.', mer chant, Lond on and tius. Edward Lacs" Eat. (Maim & H. Lucas and Sea), Merchant, London, Director of the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company ,Bolted). Robert RPM. Eau. ( dears. Gladstone, !wart, and Co., London, and Mears, Arbuthnot, Elwart, sad Co., LI poolr. Frederic Some., E.Q. (Messrs Sonia Brothers), Samuel lrancisSomis, Tag. (Mmes. Some' Brothers), Po plar Jamie Sy dne ylitoptord. Esq., Dlmetor of ihs Airs am. waste John Robert Maim J. R. Thomson and CO., Lundell, Mesas, Monroe, Matron, and Co., Cape of Good Bone'. BANKRILS -The Agra and MiltilrlMUl'S Bank ;Lilted;, London. loan:WOW Mears. Cronin and Burn, St, Lombard-street, LC. Edward Seaton, Eeq., tK Cheepaick, LC. Mews. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, Lothbury, LC. Iteeera Tield, Son, and Wood, 9, Wareford.coart, Throginorton street, LC. Mama ltobinaand Farber, 99, Threadneedle-skew; EC. San=Aar irao 93211.)—Heart T. Aobutaon, Temporsry Mires—At the Credit Slobilier Mors, SO, Lombard street, LC. PROSPICTIIB. The abovonamed Company Is established for the purpose of emitting the valuable Milner founded and organised by the 4b Mr. & Y. SOO11", in conjunction with his brother, the late Mr. Joseph homes, M.P , and continued and farther developed by Messrs. Souses Brothers, the present endoes. The undeniable stoma of shipowners of established reputation affords ample proof that, as an investment, shipping property web managed Is highly profitable. sad the largefertunes accurna lated by the late Mr. Joseph Bows, Mr. Thomas Ward, Mr. Duncan Dunbar, Mr. Richard Green, and others, amply confirm this statement - 17fe how/tame of commencing this Company's operation' with an established business of more than ordinary repute ia felt to be considerable. With this object the Directors have arranged to purzhase the fine Fleet of mudern.built Ships, belonging to the eminent firm of Messrs. Soma Brothers. together with their veinal*, and commodious Graving Docks on the Thames. known as the Canal Dockyard, Poplar, and the valuable plant of every description attacd thereto. Time fleet, numbering it vesaels, comprises ships befit otwood sad iron, may being upwards of Luce tom refuter , the whole of which are now in active and remuneestive employment in the East ladle. Chian, and Australian trade.. They are highly adapted fortlie conveyance of troop and for transport service, sod have been to employed by the government when required, and they bear a high reputation in the saucantlie norine of this mohtry. , . . The 10110 detailed 114 gnu the mama. Waw a. and chancier ad Alp, vlc : - - Num. Tamege. 1 Where IMRE Chem at Lloyd's. lIEVITT and mooars AUSTRALIAN LINE it of PACK= 3111 P.—nor LATNCMITON Direct (to follow Adelaide L- : , ,,ithe with all possible despatch., the well known awl' Doonmans Castle , ••• i.i PELLA DROWN. Al. register 368 took J. GAL. Imigrsom SW Sunderland .. to A 1 L v•IIAN. Commander: lying In the Loodoo Docks. Thb mart Canning no.' hes a poop. with Brat-rate accommodation for chief mina Clyde biso•occr, and being noted for her quick pamegek open • (Imam US Illull e. , :ro' 6 ' opportunity to shippers —Tor Wm, of freight or pas Cs pate up. .apply to DMIT and MOORE. 9, Behtersireet. Dartmouth - lairds TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE nee Queen .... .LI of PACKET SHIP .— Tor ADELAIDR Direct (to sail pane- Harka.a.7 kailv .m the 4th October, last shipping day Ist October , . the King Ulm 1970 'Baotou Snti.h balk clipper barque ST. DC NSTAN, A 1 10 mom lierehsnemen l9ll Sunderland .. U • 1 'roc, 441 tons, it. TOOVSY, Commode? : is the Loudon MOW Nam zi- 1., k• This ragular trader la noted for sound veep of cargo, IdEnsiffma lll , Bombay A 1 Red. m I ~.!en a desirable opportunity to shippers of line and seama Ammo 717 nundermad .' 10 A 1 Imo& as ebe .111 be punctually deopatebed.—Por tonne of Silver KA& 903 Tram l is A 1 I irculit or mime apply to DKVITT and 31001.7., 9, Mita , Sear of iodic •• • • • 1041 Dundee l4 A 1 Meet. Tybarnia , ' lOtir Gimps. 'l4 A 1 717 idascierliad 903 ,Traoa 100 Daodee . 1017 Money Kenton The Graving Docks are freehold. with a [rootage to the River Thames. The Docks an cooeirecied to receive ships sad steamers of 2,600 toes, and are previelsd with all the esatesery workshopesuld off SOCOSSOIIOII farakfammodur Orel-ohm dry dada. ao as towable Ire pm Ules° Id kw* _ilb ir they lase ever poured ere at 000rmand the means of eon need and procaply k their ship, in efficient order. by 50 doing • t saving is effected, which forms a oonsldarable Kea of ielt - inane — trom me by Me Company's monk, ft is Inteadedliat , the Gisela, Docks m hitherto, be employed In tie of other camels and ha flaw the very limited dr= acceasmodatioa in tha w Thamea, rompared with the eaten* of tonnage that frequents the port of London, and the constmt and pressing demand for docks of this magnitude, it is coma. dently an icipeted that this branch of the Company's operations will continue toyield its very large revenue, while the property will be found yearly increasing In value. The terms imps which the whole of the fret of Tamale, graving docks sad plant are to be taken by the Company are we& fair and liberal, and in perfect harmony with the high reputelion of the vendors, they having agreed to the whole being taken 'sat a valuation. to be made by four competent aarceyora Mei of whom will be nominated by Means Someis Brothels, and two be the Company, with as ample in the usual way. The goody. haa been need at • very moderate price, and which will include , all the Dooming freigts on the s, work lu the yards, ge. By this arrangement the Company confidently anticipate that they will be In a position to declare large divideude, so that the Director' feel that applicants, Instead of applying for shires la a sew undertaking, will rather be admitted as paillasere I@ on. of the oldest, moat lecrative, and valuable concerns to Leedon, and which has the immense advantage of being in full operation. Kowa comes Brothers are both taken @sate at the board, thereby securing to the Cssinpariy their great practical experience and influence . they have further shown their conndence ha the undertaking by subscribing i 140,000 of the capital. The able and active WS of °Metals will remain In the employ of the Company, ao that the business will not wader an hour a interraplace tany e transfer Applications for the remaining shares molt be made in the ism annexed, and be accompanied by a payment of LI per chore; if so allotment be made the mooing will he returned forthwith . If a leas lumber be allotted than le applied for, the amount paid on n will be applied toward* the payment of the Lb due ea rott?. the balance if aey being retuned. Prospectuses and tonna of application, with plan of the dark and premises, may be had at the igloos of the Imperial erceatih• Credit Leaselation and of the Credit litoblher, of the Secretary. the beakers. Broken and Solicitors. 7011.31 Ot LRUCATION VOlt IRLIMB. To be retained by the Bankers. To tut Directors of u r marehmq Shiypiog C.ospoay (Llzattoal. Elmass peed g• bands.% Th e Ar wi eud i ='a Bank (Liaalted), the sum of £ o l f II pee share cm Mures In the above I hereby request that you will allot me that num- Ito7 "l 7an agree to swept surd shares or any leas number you map allot to me and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment, sad to sego taw Articles*/ Amor:dation of the Company shoo required. W I sathoriao you I. than my same 00 the Mister of mom ben foe too number of alum allotted to me. roma Eilignatare Name in tun Residence Profession Date. .August. 1144. THE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY of CENTRAL ITALY (Limited:. lic.orpMediod under the C i f Ha. a maa Act. with Waned r Capital L'50.010, in 26.000 Mares of LIO each, of which 14.000 hare been already placed. . . - t on Application El, and on Allotment El per sbare. M a i* : exceed Et, oe to bo made at lets intervaL chaa ante months. mamas. Thomas %tassel Cutbill. Req., IL Omahas street E.C. Charles Bentley, Esq..l7. Pall.assit W. Join Teapot& Noakes, Bp. ,Keesre. J T. and W. Noakes:. Southwark- street, Borough, SA Witham Quitter, Esq. (Yuma Willer, Ball, sod C 0.,. INGTSat. , street, KC. _ William Denson Starting, LO. (Ineador d the London and Northern Dank, Laurence rte. KC. Georg., RI dna. Erg., jun., kieldevpark, Bromley, KeaL With power town to their amber. MAXAOI3O DIIIICTOR R ITALT.-0110fge Heaney, log., C.S. }inseams—The Agra and MiIIISTII4I/1 . 11 Bank (lAsalted,, Nickolas. lank Landon. CC. soucrrofts—Mesers..Taasen : Cobb, and Panne, 4, Baainghall. street. ic. - STAMM.° 00t1111. to TTALT -II &snot Cs.. Chime's°, Advo cate, Turin. Member of the Italian Parttamest. BUMPS -Memo Toter and Super. e, Copthall-eoart. Thing- soorton-strasi. Losscioti. LC. . riCR/STABV pro tear —llr. Marl. I C. Crocker. Temporary Dtlce*—M• Vestry Home. Laurance Poantney-1111, Loodom KC, INDUSTRIAL COMPANY of CENTRAL ITALY (Wafted% Alt ATTLICATION9 for SHARER mast be seed in on et Delon TO.lloltltear Thunder. the 4th day of August lastest. to the Samos, •otnra, or genetary, at the temporary offices of the Company. the Yasary-bnasa, Laareare Postathey-bill MAL J. C. CIIOCKILIL, emeretwi pro ism AFTER SEA BATHING nee RI/414n% ILI/TRACT of LIME JITICI and GLYCILLINZ to COMM tenet the injurious effect of ass water on the Bair. and reader It beautifully soft. Price It ed.. fa. 6d , sad Is. 6d. Illnemets Toilet Vinegar Ls also Malay recommended for IL deletions aroma and unitary properties. Price Is. sad 2s. 6d Sold by all perfumery dealers. ZrOIL-1Z Ittlfllr.L. Perfumer by appoint. meet to IL IL LI. the Primus of Wales, 96, Strand, and U, Omit= DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA Ina beam. du tweatiptive years, emphatica ll y sane domed by Use Amapa peesesioa. aad universally accepted by Ms public, sa the beet remedy for acktity of lb* stomach, befit yam heat, and todU•Wo• and so a mud aperient to delnate coastitutions, more especially for Ladies and eitU. dren. It la prepared, in a state of perfect purity and of uniform strenatb, by DI NNKFORD and Co., In, I sw Bond-street, Lon don , sad sold rappoosabbe ottani* thiteittout the wadi. JILACK BALL PASSENGER LINZ of .e../ CUPP= PACCETB for 41178T1LALLt from London direct Port. . l e : 1 Tonnage. 1 Deena. To W. 'jt.tOry 1 dairy ;Cinderella . 1.1.1 X ladle Sept. :0 Wftolablad • • red 4oo air-- • UN. I a boa Asewssi illeolosionl • • 1 011 1 il MOO • • LM iI. loas To IMwr Tits agebratud Use d packets hats. by their nemetnality and rapid passagas, earned a world-known repulse cm and their pae. sewn accommodation to nospomed yea MOMS 'Asst.—Par ni Partkrulars felneetind fret or pa ta Australia apVy to lAtflOi BAWER and 00., for the black tell Line : and T. Y. MACKAY C l Loudon. LC. STEAM PROM LIVERPOOL OR QUICLYSTOWN TO NEW Y ORK. InHZ LIVERP(SII - NEW YORK. and 1. ranapanna ST -BHIP 00WPANY Intend der pt, e.ng their tallipswered Clyde-batik Iron Sony at tarrying the Called Kates nage, FROM LIVERPOOL )OR FEW TOM CITY OF LIMERICK, Saturday, August & ETNA, Wednesday, August 10. And wiry Wetlands, and every eleselMe tintesdnu. . thin poems by the mall deenten Wedneeday, 11, and SI wording t. the Cabin mato by the a staaisers. If Pererird row gnats; Indragftg is, provider oteltsd. Pasonc4r . Canada, the ratted Mb" and BMA OsboddA ki t . til at very advantegeons lonna—For Farther gagay to WILIAM INMAN U. Water•elreeß Limped; ea be Wad tad MACEY. W. King Wrnbwalbeet. CIS7. CCNARD LINIL—BRITLSH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAM4tHIPS, sppelated by tie Admiralty to ono between LIVIRFOOL and NZW TOIL, sal I , ,tereen LIYKRPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships earned HaLtax to had sad twelve poseetteen amid mita The tot. Linn; or other meets are appointed to eat tress Liverpool, tolled at rusk to Yemen. ttp. meth: _ . . _ AsIA. foe BOSTON. Saturday. August e . eHI NA, for NNW YORK. Saturday. August 13. EIIRORA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Ailed 20. PLUM 0 money, laciadioa steward's toe sad provuloas. hat Mums winos or liquors :—To Halifax and Dalian. Child =MK IT/ wecol Lit Ta New York. &ad cabin. AU: *cowl cab* ANL to Hata; Basis" sad New Tort, £3 per ten. sad 6 per ant. prtussae.--Apply I. J. & Faced, I Old koalstrset, Loudon : 11. Curia Nam, amid 11, Place de I Bourse, Paris : G. ort 3. Nara; Doctuataawasest, Glasgow sat C. *got. Li Nurt umpsoLre. Quomboora se D. sal C. llootoor, S, Waist- PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co despatch the madermeattoned bra-elan ref ROrrtileDAM. tie BATATILICH, ever, Sunday 11101111116, 1% Hermitage Tier, at 10 am., carnet et Hterktren kit Poi senteri at 11 are. Pares. ft /a, L 1 10a., end 17. 6d.: end the Fr every Timed*, maestag early tram oft the ?ova. rare Li. t.riar.mENDeatral Tasman. Dade, &trim Ma`. Go ADLIA, wow r, or SCI' WALE; ovary Thursday moralise 'weather ler mit:4g , at 10 froth Horthlyciown, ad from BLekwan MI 1! n.. , .f.. Fares, Cl, Al, sad laa Fse 4;s ITN ISSBURO, the GUSTAF WASH, on Thursday, Ant . mII .rselydown. Fare; a Ss. and At la fl sight passage, Re.. apply at Chaplin'. Cnlvanal Mae, lea , t-cos.us. W.. or to PLLIPIS, GRAVIES, PHILLIPS'S, std o .111. Soad•lane, EC. STEVENS and 80N8, 78, BiabopaorateAdreet wal.m.—unar sr)OM WINZIS, Bottle included. tie.% lb.. 205., lea flunnuady, lbs 2h. "ft. 30 6. Per dot. ch.:..t Ms., 30r. Saaseree A • ..orl N load]. TOL. 244., Ma ~ (1 . ,, .nune All other Winn and Spirits equally reasonable. umovrs PATILNT OAS% STAND, a mew .1J . ..I%ention, admirably contrived that a rutl butt, as e„. caaks, may be raised or tilted on it without la action fa so Impalpable that the sediment et ;:.r of limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Pr • ^ • 12., 14a., to snit 4f, a and 18 gidlon maks. RARLOWS SZLP-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 1.14 No vent-peg required. Ito more flat beer or sour wine. 4 . ditto. electroplated, AL—singly direct to JAM 'W. patentee. 14, Vag 11ausioahooms. • ;-4 his name and Wises me ea war, article: all othensre rt. ~• imitations. Noonsvinne gratis,. iirobilabed lata k UTION. —COCKS'S oelebrated READING -t l E, for Pith, Game, Steaks, Soups, tirades, Hot and sad unrivalled for general use, Is sold by all fe -1 •• , le.delit In sauces. It Is manufactured only by Om f the Sole Proprietor, CHARLES COCKS, 6, Duke • I: the Original Sages Warehouse. All others are I notstiora. 11, 1 0 X SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, 1 , ed. per bottle. ELECTROPLATING SILVER, Is. ...A . ,' more than 20 pl yearn et for rendering adpgptlitlt frames ate arttel new by single 4 ‘llTll, Strand, W.C. ; Deane, London-bridge ; Bar ' t 0- rior.l.ltAttreet : A eby, Soho Bazaar ; Chamberlain, ...n . Sanger, 1.50, ; Nana, Hampton, S.M. lELD,s celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP F :.keLETa W. sad 6d. seek, sold by aU &seders sad • N throughout the kingdom : bat the subtle Amid ask Ids, sod see that the ammo of d. C. sad J. FULD Is " ••, o.,cket, boa, and tablet. WIIDIONLIO sad for exist:radios - st orbs, Opp= MARSH, LaYSITH, LONDON, 6.. abate obtained their Priam Mods/ Parslias Caudle.. \VhI ITE and SOUNDTEIRTH are indispensable to **Meal Attractioq and lo boo" lad / "O lavi ** it I , .ter mastication of foot nowLawrar °DONT°, ar rLt !.1 DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingradianta, Is et I ..t:tauable mine let and baandrybig the Me*, en, 4 . t.,ang the roma, and In Ting a pleads( h•agranos tth It eradicates tartar from the teeth. itima s = o4B .1 o' • .•ent decay, mid polishes sad preosrma the to unparts a peart•ilke whitewalls As invaluable= tar . tore obtained the patronage of royalty and the : • Europe, sod it la universally to high repots. Price • r lii Sold at W. Hattott•ga , den, and by °hamlet& it.- 'tamers. Atit tot "lowlands' uatatn" LONDON, WEDN E SDAY ' EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1884. THE OXFORD.--SELECTIONS from PAM, XE lOREA DEL DEEM % Us Ballo In Steadiers, Ls TralMis asil tforatore, and the Two Oentlemen ad Verona, by as IMMO dip Mientod coor a Dlrector—Otr. Y. JOISGH • MAME of* W. Randall. W. Burton. sad 111101 4:1 Weltr Um juvenile comedienne. EVERY EV O. THE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK (Limited). Capital, itl,oolo. Head Oink Ha 2, Bank-belle loo lspu Leedom leranclica—Newassile, Leeds, Haddonfield, and TERMS OP BUSINESS. Current accounts opened at the breaches with patties respect ably introduced, and commercial bill discount . The rates of discount and commission to be agreed apwi Det accounts opened at the London office and branches, and Interest at the current rate of the day allowed theism Increased rates of interest allowed to trustees sod others Axons larsmantoante to deposit for flied periods. • ass Dot containing any tractional part of klo may be drawn against these ammonia. Purchans and sales of stock, sharer, dr., effected, and the dividends received, area every description el legitimate banking business transacted upon the most liberal terms. The prosiest facilities given for the transmisaton of money beeween Loudon sad the cliff branches. Strom; arc-proof rooms aro provided for the eats monody of deeds and other van able property belonging to the endessera of the Bank. .1. P. TITICHIL General Ithilaffer• THE NATAL INVESTMENT COMPANY leoceporated ander 112." 4Lpialss Act 19 ibe Capital £soeooo, to 10,019 shares of /SO each. lint lathe, 6,000 shares : of which upwards of one-half are already attbserlbed for Deposit £1 per share on application and Et on allotment . Snheaquent aIL not to exceed £5 per share, and at hatervalt of not less than three montha. It is not proposed to call up more than £lO per share. DIRECTOIM. W. J Adams, Esq. (Messrs. W. J. and A. W. Adams, late C. W. Adams , St. Reneis-place, Gracechurch-street Geo. latboal Browne, Esq. , Dir, actor Cape Town Dock and Rat way Company', Gresham-houee, Old Broadest eel. J. Olin. Seq. (Director Leedom, Ramos Ayres, and River Plate Bank , 7, Bishopagateetreet Within. Leak -Colonel O.H. Money (Director Credit Fowler of Mauri tius), 9, Berkekrreareet, Berkeley-equare. Sir W. Smith, Bart., Carlton Club, and Eardiaton, Worcester shire. L Suet, Rep. (Messrs. R. Snell and Co.), VErten, Natal. H. Spicer Rao. (Director 01 the Leedom Bank of Scotland;, Lesibard4trtait. B. W. Sprat, Sm., Walbrook.bnildings, Waftwook. F. Symms, Do. (Mom F. Symms and Co.'. 94, Lower names tmensos-cn. Jo n Iteq. „Mesas. J. L Thomson and Co.:, SL POWhambers, D. Wilma. lap. , Mews. Wilma. WOTOIMItiIt. and Co.), 79, Can non-street. BANK MS. London—The Axra and Mait7aMan'a Bank United). Nickolas lane. Loinbarti.aireet. Natal—London and South Ahican Bank. Mancini Agento—TheCreditlier 'Limited .90. Lmabard.st SoUMW& Ileum Newbon, Erma, and Co., Nicholas.lsne. Masan Phillips and Pon, Abeburchlane. MOLES& llaaarn Field. Son, and Wood. 9, Wernfordaourt, Throg- Moms. Venom. sadiiortol;727:Throgeorton•street 117DIT008. _ _ James Medioe. Tni....irOld Jewfl. George H. Teeing.Budezeola i r A e, Bydepark. glicedrair —C. Grabbed . Temporary Ofaces—ln K logs Arms-yard. oorgate.street. This Company to established for the porpoise of assisting In the development of the resources of the colony of Natal sad the British poseessiona adjacent, by affording a safe medium for the Investment of tepitsi in mortgage sod other securities the rapidly soddening prosperity of the colony and the increasing value of land creating a constant demand for ath ands, which dis Company proposes to suply.. The business of the Compa p ny will comprise I. The Sending and investment In the colony, at colonial Inte rest, of money obtained upon debentures or deposit. in this acquisition. development, and m. 0.!. of lands. ma fa. rentable opportunities offer. and affording amisience W owners cc occupiers for ambetantial improvements. 3. The promotion of public worts, and conducting dnancial opmVons generally. . . . - 4. The inaactioU of all kinds of aw mency business, and the sa °rlt est for absenteesl Ahem ... b not of proposed to call op more than tlO per share. The pronto of the Company will be mainly derived from the use of capital obtained in tMs country by the issue of debentures. The rate of interest in the colony ranges from 10 to 11 per cent., leavinj ttaVio a good martin Sl f ard 4 e `a nd °n the on the gfaid 'i tal .up capi P r. d i , n!ll ui pendel t t of which, however, advanoes will be made on conditions which will seems other advantages to the Company. As a Treat Company there la a wide field for the Company's operations, and the following statement of the selling prices of shares in existing Companies in Natal or the Cape of Good Hope will show the patentable nature or tea, buniaea r Name of Company. Paid up. Selling Prices. Board of Executors ClOO 0 0 .. i3SO 0 0 emaciation for Administering relates General Estate, Eta MO 0 0 .. 21t 0 0 Port Elizabeth Guardian and Trust 1 10 0 .. 315 0 Natal Assurance and Trust _ _ .......... . 5 0 0 0 10 0 The Dhectors are satisfied that from the above sources a large return cm the paid-ap capital of the Company is to be derived, free from any element of speculation. The progress of the colony during the tut ten years has been remarkable, and there is every mann to anticipate even o, more rapid advancement In the future. The following statistics will show bow greatly the resources of the colony have increased during the period referred to Area of lead to culti- 1853. 1381. ration . Avenger •toe of land In county of Pieterma ritzburg Warapei. of horned cattle 191A30 head 499,1 s head. Total value of exports 136,792 £ 116,000 imports 1.82. e .. £064.000 Itessti;Ue Daring the last two or there year* large tracts of land have been planted with lunar. mese. cotton, dtc , and the success which has attended these plantations cannot tall to stimulate the growth of these products throughout the colony. The articles and memorandiun of association may be seettat the offices of the Company. Prospectuses and foram of application for shares may be obtained from the aitattary. solicitors. or brokers of the Company. NATAL INVESTMANT COMPANY tLIOUTIDI APPLICATION TOR SWUM. _ . To the Directors gibe Natal lu.estment Clempanj Limited LlUM,—florins paid to your bankers the sum of I hereby request you to allot me shares to the above ^awed ConDeur. and I agree to trivet that number of shares, or any leis number that you may allot me, subject to the articles of aetoclation and I hereby agree to become a member of the Coninsby, arid authori.e you to ester my name upon the Testator be es of niere herotted a of the Company le respect of the shares which may all to me. Name tin f.ll Address On full) Protasis. or doecrlpUoe Dote rilinature JOHN BROGDEN. ORIGINAL GOLD OR AIN MANUFACTORY, it HILNALLTZA-Stlirr, COVINT-CLUIDIN. JOHN BROGIDICA. ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, 10. lIENILIETTA.STILEILT, OUVLIMGARDIEN. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (1121771301 TIZZGIUIIB.) TEE CONCLUSION OF PEACE. VIENNA, AUOUIsT 2. The preliminary treaty of pesos was signed yes terday upon the basis that all right/ to fileawig- Holstein, and Laueuburg should be ceded by the King of Denmark. The protocol of an armistice intended to remain in force until the conclusion of peace was also signed. During the armistice Jutland will be occupied, and the government of the province administered by the allies. THE DANO-GERMAN QUESTION. VIENNA, Avocet 2. The A bendpoet (evening edition of the official Wiener Zeining) says :—" Lauenbarg. Skswig, and Holstein have been relinquished by Denmark with out any reserve.. At the same time a rectification of the files** frontier was determined upon in the interest of Germany. "It is to the harmony existing betireen Austria and Prussia that Germany owes the realisation of her dearest wish, and to the same cause Europe owes it that a general conflict has been averted. Complete success was obtained by the moderation displayed by the great Germain powers, and the conviction arrived at by Den mark of their future sincere and loyal alliance. The great German powers did not wage war for the purpose. of conquest, or to realize imaginary ten dencies to nationality, but had in view the en forcement of positive and legitimate claims. The Elbe districts are separated from Denmark both by land and sea. These results will be sanctioned for ever by an honourable peace. Austria and Prussia do not wish to have any differ ences with the remainder of Germany, but they will respect the privileges and the well-established rights of the German Federal Diet." PARIS. Ammar 2. The Pays of this evening publishes an article signed by its editorial secretary, severely censuring Austria and Prussia for despoiling Denmark of the Duchies of SleswirHolstein and Lauenburg, without regard to race, origin, or nationality. The Pays adverts to the sympathy shown by France to Germany, and says :—" This is the reason why we should sincerely regret to see Prussia and Austria abuse their power towards Denmark and impose upon her conditions of peace contrary to equity and the principle of nationality. " Austria and Prussia, in acting thus, not only compromise themselves in the face of public opinion in Europe, but the bad effect of their ambition will recoil upon the whole of Germany, a result which must surprise and afflict France." THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS. MARSEILLES, Amain' 2. Advioea received here from Tunis to the 29th ult. announce that, iu consequence of a reduction of taxation, an arrangement has been concluded between the government and the insurgents. Fourteen of the principal tribes have already given in then submission. _ Ben Ghadani, the chief of the revolt, has been permitted to leave the regency. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : " MARSEILLES, A.coest 2. " The Euxine, with the above mails, arrived here at 1. p.m. to-day. The mail leaves for London at 2 p.m." THE SOVEREIGNTY OF SLESWIG HOLSTEIN. FRANKFORT, AMUR? 1. A great public meeting, consisting of about 5,000 parsons, was held to-day at Offenbach, near this city. The following resolutions, emanating from the committee of thirty-six (delegates from the various German Diets), were passed upon the occasion : The German nation expecte and &moods that the German governments, faithful to the obligations they have solemnly contracted, should without delay axpsr, trough the Ger manic Diet, their recognition of Duke Frederick, and should plane him in a position to enter upon the government of the duchies, in acoonianoe with the constitution to which he has sworn. Tia;;liinTros of the Gina Duke of Oldimburg, the racogni• lion of which would place German °coalmen in Domini hands, ere null and void in the eyes of the nation, from the simple fact that the people of the duchies will not have the Grand Duke. The people expecte end &moods the immediate ooevoca ties of the national Shiewig-Holstein parliament, without which no leplly valid decision upon the futon of the duchies ma be arrived at. The tarn hitherto taken by the Sleswig-Holstein question renders the institution of a national general representation —a parliament of the Dermas nation—an urgent secessity. as was solemnly acknowledged by 500 members of the German Diets, without distinction of party, on the 21st December, 1863. It is only by this means that the good right and the houthr of Germany can be protected and saved from such intrigues and acts of violence as have recently occurred. THE GLUCKSBURG FAMILY AND THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. The National Gaffe of Berlin publishes the following details in reference to the political divergencies among the brothers of the Kuig of Denmark : The present King of Denmark his three brothers older than himself —Duke Chutes of Glucksbarg, Prince Frederick, a retired captain at cavalry, and Prince Wil• limn s • general in the Austrian service. Hu two younger brothers, Jules sad John, were formerly majors in the Prussian army. During the last war of Sles wig-Holstein, King Christian wee the only one of the brothers that sided with Denmark, and it woe mainly to that circumstance that he owed being called to the throne, in virtue of the treaty of London. Prince William took put, as colonel of an Austrian regiment, in the ouzo. patios of liolatein in 1851. Prince Charles, married to a daughter of Frederick VL of Denmark, wss the first to protest, in concert with the father of the present Duke of Anguetenhurg and the Prince of Angustesburg-Noer, the brother of the latter, against Christian VIII.'s letter patent in 1846. When the Prince of A ugustenburg-Ncer gave is his resignation as general and governor of the duchies, Duke Charles at the same time tendered his grade of general in the Danish army. Whilst, however, the former assumed the command of the troops of fileervig-ifol• stein at Bari and Flensburg in lel4B, and undertook tbe pro visional goverwrosiet for a short time. Duke Charles re mained, as be has since done, in private life. Hs has how. ever, protested against the claim of the Grand D;ike of Oldenburg, and supports the right of succession of the Prince of Augnatenburg. Duke Charles, by so doing, took the part of a Frau el a more distant line to opposition to his own brother. During the Danish rule in Bleswig-Hol stein between 1863 sad 1863, he resided sometimes at the palace of Kiel and sesutimes at LOOMS:Yd. near Skew*. DISPATCH OP TES WNW INDIA NUM.—SOUTH- Aiirros, Almon 2—Th. Royal Mail Compuey's Bleam-ship Tasamaiaa, Captala Sawyer, riled hence to-day with the mails for the British sad Foreign West ladies, Maxim, the Pacific, California, Central &marks. fie. She Wok oat 106 puesagess, sad es freight Reglink specie, 2,0004 ; Preach coin, 2641. ; Realists jewellery, 2,2971. ; Fnmeis jewellery, 9,193/.; also 1,200 bottles quicksilver, value 6,4001, and fall cargo of Franck and Esglish merchandise. [tatapecf, ld. Additional.] ROYAL YAM' SQUADRON RIGATTA. COWES. Tuseo►: This day commenced the annual regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron, an IMISt which elands pre-eminent is the aquatic proceedings of the year. The Royal Yacht Squadron now possesses every runners n e Heat of vessels, several sew member, having been admitted since last year, sad as they sow lie riding at author in the roads, they present a very unique and pleasing appearsoth the beautifully wooded villas forming an agreeable back ground to the picture. Amongst the yachts here are—The Zara, bearing the Hag of Commodore the Earl of Wilton ; the Helen, Vios-Com modoce the Marquis of Cooyngham ; the Mathes, the Duke of Leeds ; the Votive, Lord Colville ; the Albertinm Lord Loodesborough ; the Alert, Lieutenant Joseph Sladem R.A. ; the Intrepid, Count de Momosau ; the Albers Lord Otho Fitzgerald ; the Phosphorus, Ceptaii W. Bulk/Airy ; the Brunette, Mr. .1. P. Mame* ; the Tyae. Mr. G. R. Stephenson ; the Gen, Sir Alexander Bannerman, But. ; the Shark, Mr. R. S. Black ; the Dela ware, Major Carpenter ; the Georg area, Captain R. Smith Barry ; the Eugenie, Mr. Richard Franklared ; the Sibyl, Lieettatat-Colosel the • Hoe. Hugh sinteshey ; the Fair Rosemead. Capella Petry Celt ; the Peed, Mr. Philip Perini ; the Zelia, Mr. Richard &Maley Sheridan, the Hawk. Sir J. Hamilton ; the Cissy, Mr. F. K. Dumas ; the Viking, Mr. Inglis Jones ; the Pandora, Mr. Hugh Trevaaioa • the Cayman, Mr. R. B. Baxendele ; the Kohl- Door, Cap tiond. James A. Legard, R.N. ; the Storrnfinch, Major-General Bowers ; the Nymph, Sir Joha Bayley ; the Susan, the Earl of Hardwick, ; the Celine, Capt. Thellueson, Commodore of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club ; the Galatea, Ma Thomas Bresdwood, Vice-Commodore Royal Victoria Yacht Club ; the Moonbeam, Mr. Peregrine Roberts ; the Emily, Mr. J. E. B. Liebert; the Terpsichore, Captain Tat call ; the Chimers, Mr. E. S. Boulby ; the Zillah, Mr. Thomas Leech ; the Falcon, Mr. J. E. H. Peyton ; the Aquiline, Mr. H. Chamfer ; the Lotto, Ferl Vow ; the Se cret, Mr. Pakenbam Mahoe ; . the Miranda, Co. local Mouatjoy Madyn ; the Evangelise, Captain Rewires ; the Doris, Mr. E. B. Liebert ; the Antegouist, Mr. A. Callaway ; the Maxine, Mr. J.C. Moriee ; the Eclipse, Mr. H. S. Faeroe ; the Columbine, Mr. Lawrence Fort ; the Leonora, Mr. F. A. Hankey ; the Lerlith, the lioe.Wynd. ham Quin ; the Amason, Mr. H. F. Smith; the Hornet, Mr. James Bryant ; the Wizard, Sir Gilbert Fast, Bart. ; theFieur de Lea Mr. H. W. Binds; the Psyche, Mr. H Spicer; the Fossils, Mr. Samuel Nicholson ; the Amulet, the Rey. Verson Tipping ; the Vobutte, Mr. H. Maude* ; the Oak Apple, Mr. H. Hammereley ; the Zoe, Sir B. Chichester ; the Mayfly, Mr. P. Bidder ; the Marion, Mr. J. Cox ; the Princess Royal, Mr. R. Grimstou ; the Vieth:, Mr. A. Duncan ; the Medea, Mr. A. Redout ; the Gloriena, Mr. W. 0. Wilkinson ; the Eclipse, Mr. H. S. Fearon ; the Mosquito, Mr. T. Holdaworth ; the Lady Bird, Mr. T. Lethbridge, Am The programme for the week UM follows :—On Tuesday. Aug. 2, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales's Cup. A time race, on Acker's scale ; Thames measurement. To be sailed tor by cutters Weft* to the Royal Yacht Squadron. Three to start or no race. Os Wednesday, a cup, value 100 sovereign% with a seemed prize of 25 sovereigns. Half a minute per ter allowed ; Thames measurement. To be ogled for by cutters of 30 tons and upwards belonging to anybacht club. Three to start or no race. In the evening the Royal Yacht Squadron's annual dinner at the Castle, at which Commodore the Right Hon. the Earl of wilt. will preside. On Thursday her Majesty's Cap. A handicap for sehoothre aid yeah belonging to the Royal Teat Squadron. Three to start or no nos. There will be a grand display of fireworks on the thplanade in the evening, and firework s will also be discharged from the yachts lying in the Roads, sad afterwards as illumination of the Suet. On Friday the Royal Yacht Squadron ball at the Castle in the evening. The course of the rams will be as follows :—The yacht. are to start from off the Royal Yacht Squadroo Castle, .11111011 proceed round the Warner Light-veseal, theses to the northward of the Calshot Light-vessel, pawing to the acothward et the Brambles. thence round • mark mead moored off Egypt, thence to pass b.tweea the datum vessel and the Castle. Twice round. The light reseals and mark moth are to be latt on the port hand if the yachts be directed to start to the eastward, end on the starboard bard if the start be to the westward. All vessels racing are to keep outside all the buoys and marks on the shoals (the Peel Included) except the Middle and Sturbridge. The sailing committee reserve the right of admitting a pod entry in all races upon the payment of double en touter if circumstances will warrant it. The sealing committee, who have the satire control of all the arrangements, are Captain Regard, J. Shedden, Esq., and Richard Frankland, Tha royal yacht Victoria sod Albert, sad the screw fripie Irresistible, Captain Dickson, are lying in the Roads near Oaborne•hoaas. For many years the town of Cowen has not been so full of visitors, end of which Jones. Royal Hotel has a large share, amongst them being the Prince of Lefeinger, Colonel Meridiem, R. B. Sheridea, Fag., ILP., the Marquis de Cement la Force, the Marquis FiteHonig, Count MaMer. Alexander Oswald, Faq., and family, Sir John Bayley, J. Da Ours, Req., M.P., The arrivals at Osborne-house have been unusually nu merous, and it is oonfidently expected the most of the members of the royal family will be present at the Cowes Town Regatta, which will take place oil Thursday next. The prise offered for competition this day wu Lis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales's Cop. A time race, Ank.'s scale, with Thames measurement. To be sailed for by cutters belongieg to the Royal Yacht Squadron. The fol. lowing were the entries for the contest, :wing the second occasion upon which the Prince of Wales has given this prize Toon Owners. hag. Arrow 04 Mr. T. Chainberlayne.... Bine, white arrow. Terpsichore 0 Capt. Tattnall. R N . Blue Peter. Alerte 6O It. Joseph Sla4en. RN.. Red. Lady Bard bird. Phosphorus. 40 Capt. W. Balkeley The course is stated above. The time for starting waa fired for 10 o'clock, but some little delay occurred in coon queue of the vessel, not being at their stations, and the Lady Bird did not appear at all, not being able to arrive from • distant port in time. At a quarter past 10 o'clock the preparatory gun was fired, but for any practical use this was quite nonsesmary, as all had been fully prepared low before, and on the Arrow might be seen the hands scram bling up the rigging ready for the appointed signal to set anything right, it occasion should require. At twenty minutes past 10 the starting gun wu fired, and it was to those who are sot familiar with the proceedings of this re gatta perfectly astounding to see the alacrity with which main sheets were set, jib flying, and jib or square topsail set, • perfect area of canvas soon being ready to catch all the breeze. The Alerts, a new venal, built by Betsey, of Cowes, and the property of Lieutenant Meilen, appeared determined to show that she is worthy of the builder and of the name she bears, for she was real►y on the alert. Oa the signal being given for starting she imme diately canted round, and was off like a shot, with a spank ing breeze from the westward. The Arrow, before the signal gun bad fired, bad already canted round, and, with the advantage before stated, she wan not long in slipping her moorinp ; her mainsail stood like a board, and her balloon jib wan bellying out to the breeze. She showed her old sailing qualities. " The Old Arrow" is • household word here, and off she went with a determination to suffer no new comers to successfully challenge her on these waters. But • teak which has hitherto been a very easy one did not appear to be ao in this case. She did all the Arrow did, and portage something more, but her juvenile competitor was not to be so easily shaken off, she kept " the even tenor of her way," and up to the time wra• the projecting land near Osborne House .but them out from view, she appeared very likely to prove • moat troublemsne customer, and • very unpleasant companion (from such close proximity) for the rest of the journey. This continued for the whole of the firet round, and on coming akeyeat of the Prince Consort shoal, at the antrum of the Southampton Water, they were timid as follows : ■. 5. Arrow 1 22 0 Aisne 1 210 0 For Essay years never hes any vessel, whit the exception of the Miniptito, then the properly of Lord Loadeeborough, been able to rival the hitherto indomitable Arrow ; and to produces vessel so fleet and sesy so her saw reflects [TWOPENCE Waits credit upon Mr. Itatse, of this town, who is het bander. On the completion of the first round, hating run a course al about 1O miles, (Fe tiruo taken off the squadron Castle was as ander : Arrow Alerts Phosphorus Terpsichore H. N. '2 34 441 Y 3$ 49 It 43 ,1 3 II By this it will be seen that the Alerts had gained in this part of the course one minute upon her rival. The cause for the mooed round was !bee conimesoed, but as it was nearly against ao exhausted ebb tide the eastern mark of the Warner might possibly be reached in slack water. If that should be so, the return to the westward will be against the flood tide, and as the wind has in a great mea sure died away, it is possible that the race may not be coo eluded outil a late hour in the evening, and thus prevent the result being ascertained is tam for the boat to catch the last train from Southampton. As this is a time race, the Arrow, from her superior ten riage, will have to allow the Alerts 19 minutes ; the Teep ee:shore, Yti minutes ; and the Phosphoons, tle minutes. Is turn, the Alert.) would have to slew the Terpsichore 7 mioutes, and the Phosphorus 34 =iota,. The prize for to.roorrow la a Cup al 100 sovereigns, with s second prize of 25 sovereigos. Half a innate per tea allowed, and Thames measurement. To be sailed for by cutters of 30 tons and upwards belonging to any yacht club. The following are the entries for this prize : VoLmte mut Alerte %index Astarte Phosphor Mosquito Lady bird Tons. I 11•13 ITS. 50 Mr. H. C Mius,l4lay. 102 Mr. T rhanthertapv 54 Mr. 1.. ii9rriloo 5.1 Lieut. J. 51549449, &N. 45 Mr. DIII3C&D. 75 Mr. Seddon. 60 Captain BrsV9sy. 65 Mr. J. C. Manor. 59 Mr. T. 1105towart6. 35 Mr. T. P. Lettit,ri.l2.. From the above list it will be wee that it embra.es some of the best vessels in the squadroe, and amongst them the celebrated iron vessel Mosquito, tong missed from these watery, but the one who some years ago vanqualied the celebrated American clipper schooner America, which until then bad successfully competed against all the beet yachts of the United Kingdom. We are not aware whether she is now in as good trim as when in pommel's of Loed Loads*. borough ; but if she is, the present race will betas of the most exciting that has taken place for many years past. The annual dinner of the members of the Royal Yacht Squadron will take place in the evening, at which the Right Hoe. the Earl of Wiltos will preside, audit is expected to be very nuramronaly attended. It is rumoured that the Prince of Wales will be present, but that requires eionfirmation. The Arrow is the wiener of the Prism of Wales's Cup. HEALTH OF LONDON. It appears from the return issued by the autho rity d the Begistrarammal, that 1,607 &alba were roes tered M London in the week that ended last Saturday. The avenge number of deaths for the thirtieth week of ten pre vious year', 1854-63, is, with a correction for incream of population, 1,202. The mortality of last week was, there fore, very high ; for it ,exceeded the estimated amount by about 300 deaths. The deaths in the four weeks of July successively were 1,218. 1,300.1,399, asd 1,607. The mesa temperature of the air wee la the mate periods as follows :- 56•5 deg., 601 deg., 66.5 dim., and 636 deg. Is the third week it was rive degrees above the average. The summer heat has produced the effect which always attends it to Lan do.. The deaths from diarrhces were +4l, 97, 145 in the first three weeks of July ; sod in the last week they rose to 274. Of the last number all except 21 warred to infante. le the week that corresponded with last week In 18W the deaths from diarrhea were 233 ; is those of 1837 and 1869 they were 302 and 382. Up to the pelmet Ulm the complaint has not beet ao pre vault or not so fetal as it was at the same period in two previous summers. Besides the meet referred to diarrhea 14 were returned as caused by cholera, chiefly cholera in fantom. Two adults died of choLua. la the Kensingtes town subdistrict 11 deaths were recorded from diarrhoea, is the Belgrate sub-district 8, io the seat sad west sub.districts of Lhasa" 12 ia sash; is lii. PIUS. WaLumoili, 7 ; is St. Paul, Deptford, 8. In Marylebose there were 15, in Paeans 19, in Sboreditch 14, in Bethnal-greets 14, in Poplar 9. There were 79 dea th s from modes sad 63 frost scarlatina. 14 of the former were in Bethmlgreee ; 11 of the latter in Westmin ster. A man, aged 56 yran, died In St. Mary's Hospital, when wider the inflame a chloroform. A boy, aged 3 years died from "sucking hot water from dm spout of a tea kettle. " A girl, egedi7 yearn. died of "exhaustios come quest cio NU* improper fish." Ampere the area sai nts that are is frequent in Lembo, ad some of which as terminating fatally are reported by the registrars almost every week, it is proper to mention the death of a deal and dumb man who was killed by a fire engine. In the verdict of the cormer's jury, it is stated that he was " aocidestaly " ma over. A widow died at the age of 97 years. Last week the births of 1.011 boys and 940 girls. is all 1,951 children, were registered in Loudon. In the tea corresponding weeks of the years 1834-63 the *wasp ' number (corrected) wee LAW. . . At the Royal Observatory, Graiewicb. the mean height of the barometer in the weak vas 29.782 u. Tits reading fell to 29.52 in. on Monday, and rose to 30.03 in. on data,. day. The mesa temperature of the air in the week was 63.6 deg., which is L 4 deg. shove the avers', of the tome week in 43 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisher). The lowest night temperature wss 47.7 deg. on Wednesday ; the highest day temperature was 82.2 deg. ov Friday. The range of temperature in the week was, therefore, 34.5 deg. The mean daily range was 23.1 deg. The difference between the mean dew-point temperature and air temperature was 10.5 deg. The moan degree of humidity of tie air was 69, complete saturation being represented by 100. On two days the humidity was as low as 60. The wind blew from the south-went. The aseseat of ruin wee 0.13 iv., all of which fell on Monday. The email of the highest temperature of the eater of the Thames was 66.9 deg. ; that in the lowest wee 64.9 deg. THE GREAT NORTHERN DIV ID/LND. —We are off rdally informed that the directors of the Great Northern Railway Oompany have determined to reesunneed to the proprietors at the general meeting on the 20th inst., to de clare a dividend for the half-year to the 30th June last, at the rate of Si. 10a. per cent. par swum on the original stock of the ecespany, giving for the half-year 21. 11e. per cent, to the orienel stock ; par cent . to the " stock; and 21. 10s. per wet. to the " A stock. PROVINCIAL Joust STOCK BAN tan.—Three of the joist stook basking companies of Birmingham have held their meetings or declared their dividends for the pest belt-vest. The Birmingham Banking Company have de clared &dividend at the rate of 20 per ont, per annum on the paid-up capital. The Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limitedk established two years and a half race, declared a dividend and bonus equal to fifteen per coot. ; also a Wens share (101. declared to be paid) in the proportioa of ow sham to ivory ten. At the annual =Aim of the Birmingham and Midland Basking Compamy ote Monday the year's profits, after paying income tax, and providing for bed and doubtful debts, were declared to have amounted to 46,115/. A dividend of 4!. 10a. per share (301.) was paid for the half-year coding 31st December ; a qmilar amount was sow declared, and the balance of 10.9361. was carried to the gametes fund, making it 146,5911. The paid up capital is 200,000 k ; this it was determined to raise to 300,0001. by the (treaties of sew shares, and 20,000/. is to be taken from the guarantee fund for the creation of 400 shares fully paid up for allotment to the shareholders in the proportion of ow share to every ten existing shares. In the course of the proocedings et this meeting it was stated that considerable inconvenience has been awned to the wasexioes of this bank in cousequence of the adoption of • similar title by one of the new companies—the Midland Banking Company (Limited)—which basso office at Wolver hampton. LoetroN DAIRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY. —The directors' report slates that the rent of the railway for the six months, 13,0001., has hese reoeivelfroin the Irish North Western Company by weekly payments, lees income tax. Such monies ea were not immediately required for the use of the canoes) , were placed toe deposit account, the intermit of which amounts to at/. Ils. 11d. The transfer fees for the six months have amounted to 21. 17a. Eid., these, added to the balance brought forward from the last eeount of 2921. 186.3 d., give the gross total of 13,324/. 7s. 841., which sp mi. re to the debit of the revenue account to the 30th June last. From this amount of 13,3241. 7e. 8.1., the cost of con veyances and land, office expenses, and the interest on liana from government and on debentures, amounting together to 4,0591. Oa. 4d.. have been charged, leaving a disposable balsam of 9,2861. 7s. 4d. towards the paymeat of dividends and arrears. This amount will allow of an additional osa , half pee asst. per annum being paid on accoout of the latter. illsetreetors recommend that the dividends, at the rate of 5 par cent. pee annum, to the Nth Jaw be declared, and paid on the 2000 August next, on the 3,0621. 10s. Stock B, by the " Londonderry and Eaukikillen Railway Act, 1856, " is described is 245 belfoliatee thee standleg the names of James Lancey end William Begley ; else the dividends, at the natio( 6 per neat. per &mum on the 31,8601. Stock A ; aho the dividends at the rate of 5 per cont., together with per cent. on seeount et arrows, making 64 per conk per swam, on 397,7371. 10a Stock B. After the = t of these dividends sad arrears there will ramie • of 1811. 16s. 9d. to be serried to the seat weeent. Owing to the direct and rapid commamication between Colon and Jamaica, the inhabitants of the Panama isthmus sow make trips to the lofty bills in the loterior of Amato% in touch of health itad Osman. Second LIR' on. Corrected & Revised. peat free i'd.: in cloth, ltd. 'MIN TEETH : a Practical Treatise, with the & best Means of Restoring then, when Defective or Lust. ley A. latin.L. Ran . Surgeon Dentist. •• We maga do better than =..nd for general perusal Mr. Retell's Trestle., which is as il. it is unprstenoltrig."—Telegraph. June 20, ISW. London : Clemente, little Pulteney-street - LIR METROPOLITAN ADULT EDUCATION ASSO• dw t.. .- 4 This tb. aesecia Ho. to og n h t u bo come e ird y of a Ans conference ,attta fo lf v p. Fri i awe lc, on the indij,ct of the education of women and girls the working dames is the metropolis, with re fer* especially to needlework end domestic economy, and l oc thseeindition of the prize offend annually through the association by her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. Lads* and gentian's willing to promote these objects are invited to attend. During the last two yam then amocie tioa hes successfully introduced a scheme of examinations in elementary knowledge into a number if zun ebonies' institutions, w•irkiog men's clubs, young men's societies. evening classes, and kind red insti tutions in the metropolis. It has also conducted with good Malta examination, in religious knowledge under the direction of the Bishop of London and Wiochester, in ad dition to the examinations of Society of Arts. In the ensuing winter season the cons propose directing their special attention to female ed . Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has bola pleased to offer, through the associatioo, an 'initial prize to be competed for by females of the working classes,and the conference is to take into coast deration the condition upon which the prise shall be awarded As the progress of sanitary reform greatly depends upon so appreciation of its benefits by the working dames, it is pro. posed to establish 000IMOS of lectures, dames for instroctioa, and examioations, certificates, and prim in amine:los with issititutions in union withtbeamociatiou in order to familiarise their members with the laws of health, the construction of dwelkngs, food resources, and the economy of cooking, wriest Osaka, enoperative societies, and inch other matte., se are of poetical interest to the working classes, and a knowledge of which may be applied by themselves to the improvement of their social condition. DIOCESE OF CILNTERBURT.—The Rev. Beaman Carting Trim Bernie, It A., of Wadhain College, Gum, has bees homed to the perpetual comer and sew church of St. Michael, Tenterden, on the nomination of Saimaa Beale, &q., the patron. The Rev. Hoary lambert, 8.A.. has been presented to the vicarage and parish church of Gra. yearly, with the re/Amy and pariah church of Ouodeestoae by:Faversham, by James Kemal Lambert, Esq., the patron. The Rev. Wm. Vincent, LA.. of Christ Church, Oxford, has been licensed to the cue of Fietabsapr, Hest.