The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-05 00:00:00

77" . • • 20,- - Evti S Pa. 1-' t.: ii C #7 l 451 .4 • 4 SSa Uri X a r No 4,987.] CALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Stesm Communication between London and India on 15th of each by one of the magnificent fleet of stsamers belonging to ihr• Fad india and London Shipping Company (Limited). The ~,.u.knowit clipper autiliary strain ,hip CALCUTTA, ;261 tons, • ii,,rae power, S. H. WRIGHT. commander, now loading in the . v.cto in ; London: Docks, will leave on 13th August, embarking N asengers at. and leaving ORAYESEND on 16th August for cIICUTTA, coaling at the Cape of Blood Hope, end calling at MADRAS to land and embark passengers only. This magnificent .h.p. built expnwsly for the Indian Trade, has been thoroughly trotted, baa drat rate anew:mm.l4km for pamengen• and wilt c a rry an experienced .nrgeoli also a etewardesa For freight or passage apply_ to ORINDLA and CO.. 55. Parliament street, • ; the Brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co.. ISO. Learleilhall street, LC. or at the OrrICIM of th,. COMPANY, 9, Mincing- Line, London, LC., where also application for appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD Dsiw. secretary. "VCR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate despatch) the fastuallina ship GERTRUDE, A 1 tor 13 ye n, 949 tons tegtAer: THOMAd SPEDDING, Commander ; loading In the East hulls Deck. This ship has excellent accom modation foe pentium a early application should be made I. GELLATLY, DA:VEIT, and SEWELL, 17, Loadenhall-nrest,E.C. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR EU 10a LY STEAM COMMIJNIOATION to WNEW YORK Direct--The LIVERPOOL. NEW YOWL and PHILADELPHIA STF.AIIRN IP COMPAN Y Intend despatch• bag their tali-powered Clyde-built Iron Strew Stoara-ahl oaths, st Qdnens to embark pamentlere wad dilidteheo. REEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR KW YORK. GLAkOOW, ednewlay, August 6, CITY OF NEW YORE, Wednesday. August 13. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, August SO. And every succeeding Welneedo. Cabin passim 16, 17. and 21 guineas, according to the soma modattan. Forward winga a gunman Including all proneness marl Pusengers for Canada. the tidied States, and MU* Colombia, booked throng li on rely advantageous torma —For farther Nrticulan apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Waterstrest, Liverpool, or to ELVES and MACEY, 61, King William-street, op. SVIAMCOPENHAGEN sod STOCKHOLM to ok ustico direct - Tho KM ANGLIAN eat tranAloron. blown Anima & Apply to MUMS. GRAVEN, and P.HILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane, NC. STEAM to BREMEN. —Direct Ronte to Hanover, Bronsvriek. and Contra! Germany, ZVEKY WRDNLIWAY and SATURDAY, by the North German Lloyd's splendid steamers ADM+, MOWS, or f3CHWALBE, tress Horselydown, at 11 a.m.. milling at Blackwell Ploy for passeaßeva at noon. These vessels have avail°, accommodation for pamengere three to Bremen: p sad ritturn tickets, GS and £1 lee—Apply or rauurvs. GRATIS, and PHILLIPPL 11, Rood-lase. LC. ROT'rXRDAM and the RHINE.—Tbe BATA VIEW laws the British and Toroth thaws-wharf, Wap ping. every SUNDAY. er 1.1 a.m. /area: aY ta. Cl NW, aed 1:a ad. The YYZNOORD, from off the Tower, every THURS DAY MORNING early. Fere Al.—Apply to caarmrs Md. venal Oast Aggen. a-rirtee, W.: or to PHILLIPPB, GitAVIA, sod PHILLITPS,II, Food-lane. LC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE IS SUREST OMEN, that the next HALF YEARLY GENERAL 511:X11N° of the Proprietors of this Com pany will be held, pursuant to ad of parliament, In London, at the Addington Station, on MADRE, the Isth day of August nest, for the general ,purpoles of bu.,iness. The chair will be taken at 1 tieMek precisely. SHELBU RN E, Chairman. BARRINGTON, Lentil, Chairman. The Transfer Books will be closed on the 31st day of July. and will not be opened until after the said half-yearly general meet ing on the 16th August. London Terminus, Paddington, July 11, 186!. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE 18 ALSO HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTRA ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be holden at the Paddington Station, on FRIDAY, the 16th day of August next, at the termination of the Ordinary Half-Yearly Meeting of the Company to be hoiden at that place on that day, for the purpose of considering, and if so determined of approv ing, a certain Indenture of Agreement, dated the 9th day of July, 1862, and made between the Shrewebury and Hereford Rail nay Company of the first *part, the London_ and North Western m aa rVes t- t on l a crl y anl f i t. 2,l,r e , o grAil nd o f tl:e the 3ittat Western for securing a participation by th e two last- _ named companies, equally with the London and North Western Railway Company, In a lease of the undertaking of the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway Company; and also for the purpose. af so determined, of resolving that in case the said indenture of agreement shall be duly unproved, the Company will, In conjunction with the West Mionand Railway Company, require the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway Company to demise and lease their under' &king to the London and North Western Railway Company, the Great Western Railway Com pany, and the West Midland Railway Company, as joint lessees on the terms net forth in an indenture dated the gist day of March, 188!, between the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway Company and the London mil North Western Railway Company, and the said Indenture of the 9th Amy of July, hilt? ; and also for the purpose of authorising the Directors of the Company to do, execute, and perform all acts, Aced., matters, and things which nu be mulatto at prow fff russitps aforesaid. SLIELBL NE, Charrnan. BARRINGTON, Deputy Chairman. Paddington-station, July 24, 1862. BANK of QUEENSLAND (Limited). Inon jairated aid• r the Joint Stock Banking Companies Acta, I&S7 and 11118, whereby each shareholder's liability is limited to the amount of lila shares. Capital £1,000,000, in 10,000 Shares of £lOO each (with power to luereiniei. Of which not more than C 4-50,000, ur 415 per share will be railed up but no call will he made at a leas interval than three months. nor exceed wi per share. ro% ere are taken to convert each share of £lOO into four shares id L 25, after the paining of the government bill now bd. re parliament. Deposit on application £2 per share. and a further payment of £3 per share on Allotment The directors propose to reserve 4.000 shares of the present lune for the colony, or in lieu thereof to make special Issue. IditgegoaS. Sir JOSHUA ROWE, C.B. late Chief Justice of Jamaica), Chairman. JOHN V. FITZGERALD FOSTER, Esq. (late Colonial Secre tary, Victoria, awl Director of London Chartered Bank, Mel- Damsel, Depuly-Chaininsn. 5. B. Acworth, Fag. (late Registrar of Supreme Court of Madras), Potter's liar, Berta Henry Brockett, Esq. late Member of Connell, Jamaica), laxilley House, Sydenham. Edwasi Cobb, Paq. 'tlate of Mr-see. T. Z. and R. Cobb, Bankers, Banbury., Adelaide.roud, Haverstoek-hill. The Hon. J. B. Thirval :Member of Council, New South Wales, and late Director of Australian Joint Stock Rank). Edward Cellatly, 1141. Messrs. Gelled", Hankey, and Howell), Leadenhall-street. John Gillespie. Esq. ;Messrs. Gillespie, Churchill, and Co.), Great Winchester-street. John Alers Mulkey. Jon , Reds. 25, Fenchureh.street. Artinir Bodgeou, Est, Drayton-hall, Wed Drayton, and Queens land. F. Mangles, Esq. (Messrs. 31anglen. bankers, Guildford), agent to the Colonial Government of Queensland. Zuharialt C. Pearson, Hag. (.reins. Z. C. Pearson and Co.), London and lialL AUDITORS._ (I.irles Bell, Fay. )Mewf. Thomson, Boner, and Co.), Old Broad street. Da, id Allardice, Esq. rocantercial Bank o India), Iloorgate street. Soucrroita —ileum °Benson, Lyrie. and Poncho', 8, Fredericka place, Old Jewry. LONDOL—Messrs. Haukey, 7, Tenchurch-street. Bananas cc Yanalinenz. 7 yeesra. Cunltffea, Brooks, and Co. BROCKRSI. George E. Seymour, Esq., Stl, Thnutmortonstreet,Loodon. Henry Rawson, Esq ,S. FAchande.arcade, Slancbester. SECIATART —3 I. Beckham. FAQ. TIEMPOILLUT Ornms—No. 26, Luenbard.street, EC. ABRIDGED PRI lei YRCTUS. Queensland. the future entrun field of England, Is rapidly be eotning one of the hest colonies of the Redd& Respire; Its climate Is the Beset In Australia, and cannot be surpassed In the world. iiiMnples of the Queensland cotton, exhibited at the Great liineniational lxhllottoq 1862, have been wined at the high price of 3s. al. per lb. The Directors have power to issue notes to the amount of the swelled capital of the Bank, from which a lame profit must accrue to the shareholders, the current rate of Interest in the colony being 10 per cent. The subjoined list will show the great advantages likely to siren to the first shareholders of the r ank of Queensland. Rea liken, OM Paid- t per 1 Did pe ' r News of MUM. 1 in otp per prize oust. cent. Colonies. share. per oa with I 'bare. ;bees: boons, Beak of New tionth l I I Wales Sydney ' LSO 841 106 116 Beak ot Amara. lads . Melbourne 40 70 76 12} 6oute iiliii.iias; Banking Corm Pkn7 Adelaide.... 25 36 48 I 10 'Colon Bank of Australia . Melbourne.. 26 48 84 I 16 London Chartered Bank of Aus tralis. .. . ... . Melbourne - I 20 25 M 1 8 f ommerelal Bank• Ma Company of 9, dney Sydney ..... 25 40 84 I 15 peer 'Colon Bank of Australia Melbourne.. London Chartered Bank of Aus tralia. . . lielbounte -1 oromerelal Bank ina Company of _Sydney Sydney ..... Appleations for shores must or to the secretary, and aeconii for £9 per share. If no Mintier dipoilt will be returned without b msde to the brokers, solicitors, ipanied with s hanker's receipt est he wade to the applicant, the I deduction. FORM OF APPLIPATION FOR griffin. In the Directors of the Rank of Queensland (Limited). Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your hankers the sum of g herehy ',m ee t that yon will allot ens shares of £lOO each in the hank of Queensland Lied Leah : and I hereby agree to f ...pi such shares, or any smeller number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the iemainder of the deposit of 1,5 on the Woes allotted. I am, gentlemen, Name in full Address In frill Date The deposit may be *rut dim{ to the oases should it be Imola. Tatung to pay it to the hankers. 06 AUL —By Screw Steamers and Railway. ilitAbory nod Eloptand Coal Depots. No bowmen or -•••• ropieredi. LEA and Co '1 peke for Saks, Hama ow._ Imelda.' Wilma& SU. beet boon opal. disaca trans the ost '•",l At screw gamer% la 13a Dar torn (4* oat pay Nan mkt ab i .V a rrlelt) NatUepool. Eta . Until& Iles ; bestamlL 111. d,„_ , by railway : Übtoa first elan. 20a. ; mood dais, ; 44 . ." 68 , 19e. and Ufa . ernYey, I7a. ; Karam Ira Not Delivered screened to as part of Loudon. AD ordeal to LEA sod On., tidal agar. North Laden natiway 4 1 1100 z7. 1 ~ 0 % 0 0 X. 108.102. MOLDAVIAN RAILWAYS. Prom Dann to thenorth-Western Frontier of Moldavia, to Jump the Capital of Moldavial, and to the Salt Mina atOinia. Company to be incorporated with Limited Liability under the Joint Stock Companies Acts In England, with a Subsidiary incorporation in Moldavia. Capital. X 2,440,000: in 111.000 Shares of XlO or 600 Francs) each. And 5.1,000,000 in Debenture Bui,ds, at Six per Cent. interest at te per cent. per annum uo the paid-up capital during conatruotion. A minimum dividend of 6 per cent. per annum en the whole capital is guaranteed by the Go vemmeat at the United Principalities of Moldavia and Wal lachia, payable es each section is opened. A , utrim Foe Contanv—The Ottoman Bank. BAllizio—)Pears. Olyn, Mills, and Co., London. The Astatine instructed to receive subscriptions for the above ahrrepapital on the following terms Paymeal am allotment .... 1 lax, IWO .... 1 August, 1884 .. 1 Neb., 1686 1 August, 1886 .. „ 1 Pa., ISM „ I lab., 1057 I:5 or - 126 francs per 'bare. 6 „ 126 „ 2 „ 60 2 „ 60 2 ~ 60 2 „ 50 ~ 1 „ 50 „ £2O MO francs. Each shareholder will have the option of paying up in full on one-fourth of the dues allotted to him. Au option will oleo be reserved to the thareholders to take up the Debenture Bonds when they are issued: Palling the exercise by the shareholders of their option, they will be taken at par by the contractors in part payment of thew contract au= To meet the convenience of subscribers abroad, provision will be made In the constitution of the Company for the issue of shares " To Bearer," so soon as £lO per share has been paid up; and for payment of the Interest on those shares at Amsterdam. Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, and Vienna, by the agency of Yew& Bischoff- abeint tioldae.hniidt. and Co. ♦ concession, dated the 25th April, lief, and expiring on the 31st of December. 1983, has been granted by the government of the United Principalities of Waßachis sad YoldeNw ( the initial prudence of which is secured by the treaty of Pero, DAV, to Monsieur Pierre filavrojeby and his Highness the Prince Lfo Sapiens, for the construction and working of the above Ball - Mate guarantees' an annual Interest of 6 per cant par annum on the above capital of £.3,440,000. payable ax each sec- Bop is opened, and calculated on an expenditure of L 11,584 per . A contract blis been entered Into with Wawa Bellamy, Petri. and Retie for the completion, in the terms of the cueceenon, of the Railway and Works, Including construction of ptationa, and provision for adequate rolling stock. A contract has also been entered into with Messrs. and rititeman, civil engineers, covering all the surveying and engineering expenses. Agree ments have been concluded with the concessionaires for the transfer of the concession. and all preliminary expenses up to the formation of the Company. Provision has been made for payment of interest at 0 per cent, per annum on capital during the progress of the works, and until the Railway is complet ed and open throughout for tragic. After providing for the above. the surplus capital will suffice for the purchase of the laud, for the coats of formation of the Company, and for administration and all other charges daring construction, both in England and Nelda, la. The capital subscribed will he held by the Agents who will from time to time, with the am royal of the local Board, make ' Wits to the contracton upon the oestincates of Meows. O% and Stilemas, of treat George-street, Westminster. the ra who have been appointed on behalf of the Company. Local Board, until the completion and opening of the rail way, will oonsist of the following gentlemen, Six . H.H. Prince Lko Sapiens, Presideut of the Austrian Charles- Louis Railway. M. Pierre Marrojeny, V.P. of Elective Chamber of United Principalities. ht. Jean A. Centaensfne, Jassy. M. Nicolas f Markt limy. Deputy. M. Emmanuel Chrissiowergby, Jaw. M. Demetre Cosadin, Jassy, Deputy. Mr. Alfred L. Powell, Local Director of the Ottoman Bank at Galata. The Court of Directors for the time being of the Ottoman Bank will form a Corresponding and Finance Committee in Loudon, and through this Committee ail payments will be made. The present Member. , of the Court are •. H. A. BRUCE, Esq M.P., Chairman. Sir W If. CLAY, Bak, Vlee-Chairman. James Alexander, Eau. George T. Clark. J. Anderson, Esq. Puce. Du Pril Greaten, Eaq. Charles Bell. Fey. J. W. Larking, Esq. Hon. T. C. Brace. L If. Rate, Esq The railway wit' be complete in sections as under , 1. Galati to Tekoucii • Tekonch „ A.lJud S. Adjud „ Roman about 60 English miles.' „ ao .. „ 66 .. 4. Boman Jassy „ 15 b. Adjud „ Okna „ 32 G. Roman „ Austrian Frontier , 75 Immediately previous to the completlon'of the !Met and second sections, which will he opened simultaneously. a meeting of the shareholders will he conve n ed, and they will have the =r of appointing, It they see lit, a Managing Director to take cin oonjun glen with the local board, of the working of the sections as they are completed. On the completion and opening of the entire railway, the local board and the correapong and finance committee will retire from office, and th. it rempposirtment, or the appointment of their successors will rest with the shareholders. by whom also any casual vacancy in the local board wW be supplied. The main line of the railway about 220 miles In length; will commence at the Port of Garet., and following the Valley of the • Sereth, will pass through or near the towns of Tekouch, Adjud, Nauru, and Roman, to a point on the north-west frontier of Ike Principe/Kies. 'There are two irranehes starting from the man line, one ahout 45 MlitA to Jassy. the capitol of Moldavia, and the other •about 32 miles) to Okna, the most Important salt producing oietrict of the Principalities. Moldavia, now a constitutional &tate without debt. Is well known as one of the greatest corn producing countries of Europe. The Valley of the Sereth, and the districts through which the lines peas, are the most fertile in the Princlpeliti w. Delete Is indisputably the most thriving commercial port of the Black Sea. The line will. in conjunction with the proposed extension el the Austrian Charles-Louis Railway (:or the construction of which a Company will be formed so moo as the construction of the Moldavian Railway is assured!, establish unbroken and direct railway eornmirnimition between the Baltic, the German Ocean, and the Black ilea. Loudon, by that route, will be brought within sixty hour of Galata, and seventy hours of Odessa and Southern Russia. Con stantinople will be reached in four days Taganrog and Tr. bi son.] •the great entrepOts for the Caspian, Persia, and Central Asia in five days; and Alexandria to seven days: thus estab lishing a new and Independent route to ladle, Australia, China, and the Mast. Detailed particulars of the undertaking and its prospects have been prepared from government returns made In 1650, whiett show that the dividend which, may be anticipated from traffic now existing will amount to 12 per cent. per annum, and that dividend may fairly be expected to reach at least 15 per cent, per annum when the connexion with the Charles-Loris Railway Is completed. The best evidence that this estimate Is not excessive Is to he found in the fact that the titeries-Louis Railway (from Cracow to Lemberg, a length of 215 miles, of which the crince Übe Septette, a member of the local board of this undertaking, is the chairman)—a more expensive line, passing through a less productive country—already earned per cent. per annum, although that railway has been very recently opened. A certified translation of the concession a-id Caller des Charges, and also the contract with Mem.s. Brassey, Peto, and Bette. can be Inspected at the officers of Messrs. Itircharn, Dalrymple and and Drake, 46, Parliamentstreet, or at Messrs. Swift, Wagstaff, and Co., Great George-street. Applications for allotment, after pas ment to Mews. Olyn, Mills, and Co. of a deposit of el per share on the number of shares applied for, to be addressed to the agents of the Company, at their Maces, 4. Bank-buildings, KC., or the undermentioned Brokers :—Masera Laurence, Son and Pearce, Auction Mart, Box tholomew.lane, LC.: George X Seymour. Ss, Throgmorton.street, KC. ' • Mears. P. Cuenove and Co., 52, Threadneedl -street, LC. In the event of no allotment being made the dew/di will be im mediately returned.—By order of the Ottoman Bank, W. LANDSR, Assistant Secretary. London, 4, Bank-Mandlngs s RC., August 5, 1.62. 101111 OP APPLICATION TOP SHARES. .......... To be forwarded to the . after payment of the preliminary d to the Bankers. To the Agents of the Boadavitto Railway Comrenty (Limited On - etuau,—Raving paid to Messrs. Give, Mille, and Co., the sum of g . I hereby reque4 that you w il l allot me Mares In the Molds , Lan Railway Company (Limited), and Ib. reby agree to accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be allotted to me and eine to sign the Articles of Aseociation of the Company when required. I am, lientlewen, your obedient awriunt, flame in full Address in full Date • • To be opened previous to the date thud lee mired a the instalment in August, 1864. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, Established to 1797, No. 70, Lombard-street. EC., and 67, Charing-cross, S.W. DIRECTORS. Octavius E Coops. Esq. Henn Lancelot Holland. Hag. W. Cotton, Erg., D.C.L., F.E.S. Wm. James Lancaster. Req. John Derls, Esq. John Lubbock. Feg., FILL James A. Gordon, Rag., M.D., 1 1 - !gamin Mew. Fm k Y.R.S. Y.R.S. klatthew Whiting, seq. Edward Hawkins, Jun., Y.eg. I hiarniiuluke WyviU, Jun., Eel-, EirkmanD.Hodmoo, Ex' 01., M P. Robert Tut her. Secretary and Actnary. Eu of the amount of Ho awarded at the recent division lm d ge l4olits Home. awardedto Policies of 5/1,000 each, effected for the whole Tenn of Life at the undermentioned ages Age when Awed. Duration of henna Policy. I in Cub. Bonus In Reversion. so 1 ~ t For Prow Y aborr, or 7 years I ale 14 years 36 I 21 7 years 44 years 46 14 3 , an i 61 61 years 76 7 years 26 14 years 117 71 years . eetosek Forms to an of the C 969 0 0 73 10 0 n o 0 84 10 0 %10 0 106 0 0 107 10 0 144 10 0 106 10 0 of Proixeal, &c., apply at the OfEces, :kg l3 Panf • Aleut& E XCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their ?Ammo m come of DEATH or Al weekly toe THEMSELVES If Injured by RAILWAY ACCIDENT by taking an INSURANCE TICKET. costing TWOPENCE, of the RAILWAY PARIENOEIIff ASSURANCE COMPANY, the &y pawpaw easedius whist railway accidents who are exclusive:ZVeged to Woe insaraace tickets at the various railway N.P.—Tak• your Insurauce ticket when vou ley yaw fare. Oonehtil, KC. WILLIAM J. WAN aft re SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will met certainly preserve tM eight. Bette? cannot be mac Steel, with metals or pennies. Ile; 'Met with L.-J: In to His. Gold and Sliver Spectacles end lltte.Ohisesa 4 variety. at equally low prices. flarrles Prospect Olass, Ifs. ad. post free. THOS. BARRI.; and SON . Optician' to the Boyd Fondly. opposite the British Mime= Oates, London. IstsbUsbri 1780. CS4IIOO. —No travellers employed. LONDON. TUESDAY EV ENI/sG, ATJGUST 5. 18t2. T HE LANGELAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). Capital, £160,000, in 15,000 Aare, of SIO seek. Incorporated under the Limited Lamb'Lty Acta, 19th and Mb Vic., my. 47, by which the liability of each shareholder is strictly limit d to the amount of his shares. Deposit on application, XI per chore. and £1 10s. on Allotment. Further Calk not to exceed SA 10s. at Intervals of not less than three mouths each. DISICTORS The Eight lion. the Hari of Shrewsbury and Talbot, C. 8., Beigrave-square, S.W. The Right lion. Viscount Bury, 11. P., 48, Rutland gate, Hyde - --- park: Willer% Beale, Req., 28, Grogrenor-street. Sir James Carmichael, Bark, Oakdean, lidenbridge, Kent, Chair man of the Submarine Telegraph Company. Captain George Denny, Great St. Helen's, Director of the Marine Life Insurance Company. Peter Graham, Elul. (Messrs. Jackson and Graham). Oxford street. Deane John Home, Paq., 141, New Bond-street, Director of the Bank of Hindustan. Colonel James Holland, 14, Prhiewannare, Bayswater. Director of the Agra and Unites! Service Bank. Jasper Wilson Johns, rag., MI, Great Cumberland-street, Hyde park, Director of the Geweary and Newtown Railway. _ lidgenrobe Beadle, Req., le, Cleveland-square. Director of the Great Western Duck Company. Llewellyn E. Traherne, Beq., Junior United Service Club, St. James's. SoLictroaa—llemrs. Davidson, Bradbury, Hardwick, and Carr, Weaveni.hall, 22, Basinghallalnset. BANXIMS. Matrassalitatt and Provincial Bank, 76, CanaltllL Hanover.square Branch of the London and County Bank. BROLlll.—Prinels Burnand, Bea Conn y-olimbers, 14. CaM- Tenyavf air, tiali..,ViartiresllFZmar. '9 1,4 This Company lu7sl7;;n formed for the pmfar of erecting as 1 Hotel oh a wale of comfort a•id magnificence WOKS° unattained to Leaden, en the grounds now known as Miniathalti Home and gardens, Umbers-place. The area of the estate measures 180 feet in depth and MIS feet frontage, commanding from the south (Regent-Meet) end cif Portland lace an uninterrupted view to the Regent's Perk. The site Is altogether unsurpassed. The hotel will stand in the midst of the leading thoroughfares, surrounded by embank", and in Immediate connexion, through the Metropolitan Railway Station in Portland-place, with the Great Northern, the London and North Western, the Great Western, and the Midland lines. The land is unencumbered, and the conditions of the lease are in the highest degree advantageous. Ground plans of the site for the proposed Hotel may be seen at the Mace of the Secretary, who will be happy to afford every information, and with a view to insure the best d• sign foe the building, several architects of eminence have been requested to furnish plans and elevations, the most desirable of which will be selected by the Board of Directors. Five per cent. per annum allowed on deposits until completion of the Hotel. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be ob tained from the Bankers, the Solicitors, the Brokers, or from the Secretary, at the temporary °dices, 22, Abingdenatreet, West minster. CRYSTAL PALACK—TO-MOSRO,W the (Wadaseday) —Ol7ll SHILLING.— Op os traia Nine in .one tin late in the anoint ORYBTAL PALACK.--GREAT BALLOON V ASCENT TO•1101110W.—The Second Public ASCENT of Yr. OUP/2LO! new MAMMOTH BALLOON will be made from the grounda about half-peat six o'clock. Partial ascents will be made ;weather permitting), from the spcmtseer the Cedars, during the afternoon was bunt for the British Association, and is capable Mannish* the unprecedented &Minden five miles and upwards, and win carry sixteen persona lb the Palace there will be the weal Band and Oven organ Peresrmances. Display of upper aeries of Fountains at e o'clock. ONX SHILLING. Children Shpence. THE FLOWERS at the CRYSTAL PALACE are now blooming by hundreds of thousands. The 0111/- medal bode on the terraces, on each side of the central walk sad round the peat circular fountain basin. ore brilliant with dowers. The slopes of the rosary and the surrounding beds are thee uthissedlybeantitaL Nora—The tipper series of remotalos at 4 ecdocit. irIRYSTAL PALACIL—POPULAR OONCERT V ea TWITISDAY seat Ms 81X8 kW= will slag the " Meal et Love" (Bdahop), th e "Odd Mae (Meataneu). sad "The Bay of Mow.' The Mires Ithea, Mr. Webs, sad Mr. Levy will aho weer. Oa. Mililles. THE WORSHIP of BACCHUS, size 13 1 t by Ytt 81n, panted by Mr. 010101 CILIIIISRANI, son oa rilDlcre !BITION In the Gallery, 11, Wellingtoretreet, Strand ((too fr om Box entrance et the Lyceum theatnl. 0 1m day from 10 otn, to 8 p.m.—Adndaslon igaralL-Tax NOVIII.—On Monday dot, ot ai Libraries In town and oddity, FOOTSTEPS HIM. A NoveL By Wn.t.lnat I. emu? $ dd. pod Ova London : Sampson Low, Ike. and Co., 47, Loadoto-h7ll. This day, by the ail/tor of " Wonsan In White.' BABIL. By Wrisms COLLINS. An entirely new edition. with steei freadleplace by John Gilbert; hand acenely bound in cloth, prise Loudon : Saimpaomlow, fen, and Co., 47, Ludgate-MI LANG HAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). NOTIiE IS REEIBY GIVEN. that all APPLICATIONS for SHAM- , must be sent in bi t Gi TGAIORIIOW for Loodeo, and Friday next for the country.— order of the Board. LSEET LOGI& Sec. yro tem. _ . _ Aaiun i,i*SL T H s L 0 N D 0 N, 191. Flee-d►eet, near Temple•bar. SAWYIOOS FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THU DAY, Ai181;i 6,l;in - KRUM& A la Retina-31a Brnooloo. Sanmon same Itoctard—Soles tenon 11273113. Blanquettes do Venn 8 la Bupreme—Cotopote de Pigeon. Mouton Boutin—bumf rOti. 1111121.111T5. Funding la Vietotre—Gltaan de Winn. Fromage et Wade. TOMORROW, August 6, the LONDON DINNZR will tousle[ of— POTAOLL A la Chesterfield—A Is Julienne. PoiB9oll. Ronda lila Oenol;;—Filets de Menem trite 1121TRKM. Priemaiee de Volaille—Venalwayaelge. i);a 6 — lL_ A g Pondlog do VernliCeile 7 iiiiguet4 d'Anatm. Frontage et Saute. An extensive and earetully-selected stock of Rhenish, kfoseite, and other Wines, imparted expressly for The London Dinner. An Flab in sesioa, 488 y. A flue haunch of Venison every day, at 2 o'clock. X.D. Darted, the Exhibition Samoa YU Leaden Dinner will be nerved daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Codes Boom Ikea/to from one until teu o'clock. Open on Sundays at tour o'clock. MEDI:RICK. SAWYER, ?rapider. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE COW.LI. whose amazing performance at the LONDON PAVILION bra proved a an real beyond all peenedent. The house Is crowded nightly. and the thousands who have greeted her express the moat profound admiration, and are wrapt in won der at the extraordinaig talent evinced in an artiste of aui h )outbtal years. She will appear every evening. The general en tertainment is interspersed with such novelties as cannot fail to delight. Operatic selections are performed nightly, and the com bined talent of Sam Collins in his humorous Irish melodies add to render the programme unequalled in attraction. LON DON PAVILION. - IMPORTANT NOTICIL—REANGAGEMENT of Mho CONSTANCE and Madame LOSEBINI.—Lasban Pavilion. Tichhorne-street. LOME and BON:WANNER, Proprietor,. MESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The quality may be Judged by their display ander the Eastern Dome of the International Exhibition : also In the Cutlery De partment. Class XXXII., and in the North Gallery, Class XXXVI., Photographic Albums, Dressing Baal, Deeming Oases, Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Cases, Pce•ket-Books, Pumas, Bagatelle Tables, Chesaboarda, Brushes Combs, Toilet Appar onus Desks, Worickixee, Inkstands the Magic Maw and Paste. supe rior Razors, Scissors, and Penknives • the best Table Cutlery and Electro PliCe : Perrier Maehr Tea-trays, Waiters, and a variety of first-class ornamental pieces in Papier MAche : Parisian Novelties in Ormolu, Postage lial.mces. Courier Bags, Picnic Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wing and Spirit flasks. Medieval Articles, and a variety of elegancies suitable for presents. Mr. Basin laving been amointed by her Majesty's Commis sioners alum in Clam XX X VI. of the International Exhibition :Dressing cases, Ac s the one were by this circumstance pre cluded from competine for a prize medal. A medal sae awarded them •a Was XXXII. (Cutlery'. 112, Regent-street, W., sad 4, Leadenball-street, LC., London ;fourth hones from Coenhill). Catalogue* post tree. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.- MN *teat sad mese reasonable Stock of BRUXELLES BRIDAL IrifLßariS TLOUNgNOII In London. 7MILALOLDHANDEPIINCAMBRIC HANDREBCHIBPA. The ladles' Outfitting Department violate with every novelty, at the moat Inexpensive A. BLACKBOR.NeII LAlrtrl INOTA 011171711.10 Warehouse, U, SOUTH AUDLNIOTEIWT. LONDON. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (=Tree ITALY. TURIN, Ammer 4. The Minister of War has addreseed an order of the day to the Italian army relative to the procla mation of the King, in which be says : " By your firmness you will avoid the greatest of evils, civil war. If, after the words of the Sove reign, culpable impatience is not allayed, you will do your duty, however painful it may be." NAPLES, Ammer 4. the proclamation of the Ring ban been favour ably received. Hopes are entertained that the gdmernment will take advantage of events to bring about the solution of the Roman question. The Italian journals assert that the English squadron has received orders to act in concert with the French and Italian squadrons. PALERMO, Aucuar 4. General Cugia has arrived here and met with a sympathetic reception. The city is perfectly tran quil. Several friends of Garibaldi having gone into the woods of Fienras, a small body of troops were sent thither. Some of the young men there upon quitted the woods and returned to their homes. MONTENEGRA. The Paris papers of yesterday publish the follow ing telegram : Ragusa, August 3. Hearing the Turks would only negotiate upon the basis previously offered, Pirko resolutely rejected the ultimatum. Omer Pacba pre instant orders fur begioniag prepare does to recommence hostilities. The Montesegrias have all taken an oath to conquer or to die. rzi MYSTERIOUS APPALS AT COBHAM. An inquest on the two bodies found on Friday in • wood near Cobham, as reported in our yesterday's impression, was held yesterday at the King's AT= before W. Carter, Fag., coroner for East Burley. The facts in reference to the discovery of the bodies as report yesterday having been deposed to with no ma terial variation, and medical evidence as to the muse of depth having been taken, Susanna 31oreham, a married woman, residing on Walton common, said—last Thursday week, between seven and eight o'clock, I was is my yard when I heard two reports of firearms in the direction of Paine's- hill, at an inter val of a minute or two between each other. It is not as unusual occurrence to bear reports of firearms near my house, but not so soon after each other. 1 saw no onoc• the common that night. Min Mary Ann Jupp, of Westcott, near Dorking, stated that she was staying with her sister-in-law at the W bite Lion Hotel on Thursday week last, when two gentlemen came to the house and asked for two pints of port wine. She informed them that they kept nothing lees than quart bottles, one of which they thou bought, and for which the younger of the two paid. Witness wrapped the bottle is a pie* of • Daily Telegraph newspaper. He tried to put it into a fish-basket, but was unable to do eo, in consequence of a pouch which he handed to witness, which he desired her to keep. It contained • pair of 1161101 s, some tweezers, dies, and lines for fishing. On the fly-wrapper was written the following:—"C. 8., 5, Laytou-place, Brixton, or 11, Angel-court, City." They were respectably attired, and the younger one wore a light suit and cap (corresponding with that produced). The elder man said they were going to the Plough, at Stoke, and that he knew two young women living there 10 or 15 years ago. They left the house and proceeded towards Walton-common. The older ooe appeared to be last in his manner, and was going away without paying for the wine, and the younger one then paid for it. A gentleman named Brown, who had entered the room, stated, in reply to the cceoaer, that he went on Saturday to 11, Angel-court, City, and from information there re ceived he proceeded to 11, Nevill-court, Homey, where he saw a gentleman named Biddlestone, who told him that his two sons left home on Thursday, July 24, with the avowed object of going on a fishing excursion. The elder one, who held a situation of 20111. per annum in • marine assurance company, was 38 years of age, and the latter, who was a clerk in the City, was 23 years of age. The circum stances brought to his knowledge left no doubt that they were his sons. He was deeply a ff ected, and was unable to account for the melancholy affair in any way. He declared that they were on friendly terms, and he could not shed any light upon the affair. The coroner here suggested an adjournment should take place to enable the father to attend, but as the jury were ' 1 about to leave the house the father entered, and iu reply to the coroner said he bad just been shown the several articles mimed in the evidence, and he identified them as having belonged to his two sons Charles and Herbert, whom he last saw se the Mid alt. Leytouplace, Brixton, was their former residence, and they still resided with their father. Mr. Biddlestone also Meted that on their leaving home he requested them to return in good time, and they said, " Yea, father, we will return at the usual time," which was about 10 o'clock, p.m. Witness had received DO ' motion of the muse of their absence in writing, and he therefore bad caused some of the family to sit up fur them. He could in DO way account for the act, and be behaved the writing was in a disguised Mod, or written by cue of them while in a state which would alter the customary band. The writing as deciphered was read, and Mr. Biddlestone thought it was written by Herbert, the youngest, who he supposed might have been labotiriug at the time under some mental feeling. Herbert was ex ceedingly food of his sister Emily, sod he believed the writing was written by him because of the terms a:- expressed therein. By the Coroner—At what conclusion do you arrive re respecting the words " Charles is nearly dead ; I have pro. mised to me him safely dead before I quite put— r Witness-11st they individually committed suicide. They were friendly towards each other, and oil equal terms with my other sons. I cannot account for the words, "The writer asks feegivesees from all whom he may pain by this going away to Me." I have not heard from the office in which they were employed, that the amounts of either were is se suratisfacitery condition. 1 had never known any weakness of mind is either. I believe, from the cir cus:salaams, that they both left home with • pre-determine tioa to destroy their lives. I directed inquiries to the Thames polies, thinking they might have been drowsed. They were not addicted to intemperate habits. By a juror -1 think the wilting alluded to my dsaghter Emily, sod I am not aware that there was say MU/Mum to a young lady by either of them. The Coroner haring maned up, The jury, after mese lima two hours' onnetiltatkm, re tuned a verdict of hie de se against the Yeller! Penns. Herbert, sad that the elder died by a piled ghee woad, but by that mewed wee hinted. theme was net .us t evidence to show. Aso P TII R E S.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTI N 3 GERMAN TRUK acting effectually without any complications, is recommended by the faculty for the ewe and relief o. hernia. 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VIII "wtoas Lisabsra," engraved ma the sisam. DR RIOORD'S 1E88112401 of LIFE manes vaealasell Ilaa meat abselsred emelltfatler la low loggia More le lapeollbaa cee pommies& collalallaMee la gee" id* tall lastrucAlona at lin.. ea tow email { y. hr ma aarrliere. carefully Pock."' la Tessirta recallftara sr eleamys.-11ale meats, ?ROM old Cue Ilk $lll/$lllll. satiTiousirbet. [simapid , id. Additional Arrsarr TO rarozr MONEY ?BOX M 5,88.118. - 1162 7 a8a11 - 1;b: A respectably dreamed middle-egad man, who pv6 Mie name of Charles Reynolds, lint warn real cams is supposed to be Davis, was yesterday charged at the Man sion-lionse with an attempt to extort merry by moos of threats from Baran Rothschild. Mr. Woataar, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution; and Mr. Beard for the prisoner. Mr. Wontoer said that in May last Messrs. Rothschild nrogived the following letter : " Logsdon, May, 1862. "Gentlemen—To Baron Lionel Rothschild, Baron Meyer, Sir Anthony Rothschild—We have written this letter to you, soliciting the loan of 2001. It is a desperate OM Ili you do not lead it to us, one of yen wi ll be dead hakes 1 loog, and one of us will die by the hands of the law. As soon as we can we will return it. (Signed) "A. sad B. " If you consent to advance it, insert en advertisenaugla the Daily Telegraph as follows:—"lb. letter rioted A. sad B. duly received, sad the favour imaligted shall be com plied with.' If we do not see the advertisement in a fort night, what is written will come to par. If you can com ply with it we will write and let you know the way is which we will receive it. If yen lend it you will have no cause to regret it." This was the first letter which was received by the firm, and thinking it was written by some sane persoo, no =dm was taken of it. In Jane, however, another letter wee Received, which ran as follows : " London, June, 1862. Me the Heron Lionel Rotbsolaild,—We sent a letter last mesa asking for a loan of wor. If them does sot appear a nada to the following effect in the Daily Telegraph in a fortaight, the first time either of us three get an opporto laity (we know you well by right), yea shall be a dead man, and one of us will die by the hands of the law. If we same meet you we will assassinate the first we gin an opportunity, either Sir Anthony or Baron Meyer. Yon ought to let them have notice. We have about 4004 between ne ; we shall be able to pay you back with interest in six years, we having an opportunity of going into tsunami" you consider one of your lives of more value than the loan, leant it; for as certain as this latter was written, so sure. If this luau is not granted, one of you will be mew United. if you comply we will write and let you know how we will receive the money. " A. and B. " Insert the following in the Daily Telegraph:— . The letter signed A. and B. was duly received , and the favour requested will be complied with.' ' Upon the receipt el the sewed, Messrs. Rothschild placed the matter in the hands of the police ; and in July a third letter was received by the firm, as follows : " Leedom, July, 1862. " To Sir Anthony Rothschild, Bart.—Your brother, the Baron Lionel, has had two letters* sent to Kingston-hour, Knightsbridge, asking for a loan of 3001., and telling him if he did Dot seed it, either you or Baron Meyer should be asseesinated the first opportunity we get. One of us will be on the look out for you every day in the week. If you wonder one of your lives of more consequence than the loan of 2001., send it. We do not wish to cheat you ;we only require it for six years. We write this letter, thinking that by some accident you may not have heard of the other two letters, that when it is too late you may not have any excuse for saying we wish we had known of the impending catastrophe. If there is not inserted in the Daily Telegraph newspaper by the (25th erased) what is written will some to " A. and B. The letter signed A. end B. was received, and the favour shall be complied with.' We will you know how we will motive it if you comply with it. To Sir A. Rothschild, Bast.—lf it appears' in the Daily Telegraph by the 28th it will be in time. A note* was inserted in the Daily Telearaph according to the request, adding that they would not go to the full extent, but would advance 15W., when the following letter was received by the firm : " London, July 23. "To Sir Anthony Rothschild, Bart., and your respected brother, for there is not a bootie in the City of London so much respected as the house of Rothschild, and we are glad to learn that your brother, the Baron Lionel, has recovered from his severe indisposition. flat any time it should be in our power to save one of your lives at the coat of one of ours, we should most cheerfully do it, but when men are driven to desperation they willdo what at any othertime they would shrink from doing. The writer of this letter and a 1 friend of his, about ten years since. had about 25001. betwesa us, being then about twenty-five years of age, bo th being nearly the mama age, when we were induced to join a person who had taken out • patent for rice and starch. We were to and the money as an equivalent for his experience. When we had expended about half of it we mew if we went on we should lose all our money, so to release our selves from him we told him he might have the hasn't of all the moray we had expended, and he did so, and be sold it for about 500/., and he congratulated himself in thinking be bad been acquainted with us ; but if we had known so much as now we should not have had anything to do with him. We lost about 1,4001. by it. My friend and I have been together ever sines, sharing our fortunes and misfor tunes, and, if needs be, we will die together. The notional our letter in the Telegraph has relieved us from a wegkt of depression. We could do very well with a loan of 2001. A smaller sum will not save us. We are in business. If we do not have 2001. we shall be ruined. If you lend it we shall have a profitable business. When we first took it we did not understand much about it. Now we have learnt it. If you lend it us in three years we shall be able to repay you. W hen we say we will repay you we mean it We have been brought up well, and re ceived a good edocatiou, but adversity has overtaken us. What I have written is the truth. We are not trying to impose upon you. When my father died he left me 2,W01. If you send us the 200/., I have no doubt we shall be worth that once more. We write to you knowing you to he cha ritable men, who earn feel for others. We must offer our apology for having written is the manner we did, but ours is a desperate case. Hoping you will lend us the 200/.. you will not have any cause to regret it either in this world or in that which is to come. " A. sod B. " To Sir Anthony Rothschild, Bart., and Brothers. " If you should be so kind as to ledit please insert the following in the Daily Telegraph newspaper :—' A. and B. —Your letter of the 23rd was received. and the favour will be complied with.' "P.S.—lf you should send it we will let you know how we shall receive it." Other advertisemeots were inserted in the Daily Telegraph, and the following letters were sent in answer : " London, July 26. "To Sir Anthony Rothschild, and your respected brothers,—We thank you for your kind notice of our letter in the Daily Telegraph of the 26th. We went immediately to our principal creditor, to whom we owe about 5001. _who told us if we did not reduce the account to 2001. be should proceed against US. His reason for doing so he said was that he did not intend to have so much capital employed in his huskies", and he intended all his large creditors to reduce their accounts. We told him if he looked at our books he would see that we had enough to pay all our creditors more than 20s. in the pound. lie said he did sot wish to look at them, be was quite satisfied with our word. We tried all in our power to induce him to take 1001. He said the least be would take would be 1501., and if we did sot let him have that amoent by the 6th August he should proceed against us ; and he would sooner lose all than take less. We should have been prepared to meet all our regular engagements; this bad come upon us unex pectedly, and we shall not be able to extricate ourselves without your Mod ocusideratioo. He said he did not care if our amount did not exceed 3501. We are two single men ; our Income last year was 8001., and this year we expect it will be more. We live as economical) y as we can. 11 you will be so kii.d as to lead us 150/ , it will save as from being proceeded against. We must offer composition. If there is not a eoesposition we shall be made bankrupts. If they should swept compensation we shall loss our standing in society ,• our names will be in the Tiede Protection So ciety's books. Up to the present time we have sever been in difficulties before. We have always paid every osa what was doe to them up to the present time ; and our charities have been without reproach—Yours, truly obliged, A. and B. • We should be able to repay it in • year. " The writer of this letter a a lieutenant is we of the iter°litan Bile Volnsteer corps, having bees in P° corps from its formation. If you are so kind as to lend us the 11301. it will save Us from being in difficulties. If you do not lend it we must offer oompeosa. tine ;if that is not accepted we shall he bankrupts'. Is either case I most resign my commiseion, fee I could not associate with my brother officers afterwards. Than there would not be anything io . this world that I should desire to live for. If you are so kind as to lend it. the first opporte nity I have whim in uniform of sneakier( to ei th er of you I will do myself the honour ; then you will know, what I I have written is the truth. If you have faith to led it I shall net 011111 about your knowing my name. for I feel ma &lent you would not cast obloquy upon me or my corps by taking notice of what I have written.—Yours reepestfully, " A. and B. " 11 yen should be so kind as to lend it. please have the fol lowing advertisement inserted in the Daily Teiereph • Accord—Your letter of the 26th has been received, and the Weer shall be complied with.' If you lead it we shall LA yen _know how to and it." Mistime . advertisement having bees inserted on the 30th J*, a latter wee missive& stating bow the money was tube ica which was as follows: " Lerida., July 30th. 1812. 11 111 r Anthony Bollasehild and your respected broths's. Ibsen Lineal and Saes Meyer (we sr* sot swam If you hammy other brothms).—We return our sincere thanks for your ►Wares is conesetieg to load us the 1501. It has mimed us tress our aimisay. The inn time I bane ne oppertasity et mmkbg to @Meer at yea, whether is sulfa= or sot, I will do myself the bower, then you shall knew my ewe sad oar pine el business, and in which TWOPENCE me btu Waste' r Rifle corps lam a liestmast. If you will be so kind as to enclose the halves of two bask notes in the enclosed envelopes, we will send a lettm acknowledging the receipt of it The envelopes are cot very thick, I think it would be advisable to makes the half notes to a piece of paper before placing them into the envelope. —Yours truly obliged,—A. and IL" The envelope enclosed was addressed to " Mr. Johnson, Post-office Coffee-house, Bt. Mertin's-le-Grand, KC." The leeks was put into the hoods of the Seerstary to Mama Rotheehild, who sent the following in reply : "Sir Anthony de Rothschild regrets be cannot comply with Mr. Johnson's request en forward the half bank-notes in so envelope to he called for eta coffee-house. His *unity is never given to unknown mum, and unless Mr. Johns's can call oo Sir Anthsay, or hie secretary, at New Court, he moot have the mosey. "July 31, 1862." This letter was posted by one of the officers engaged in investigating the affair, and was seen to be given to kiss. He was followed and sees to open the latter and reed it. When be had read it Sergeants GTOSII sad &de took hold of his hands, and asked him what be bed got He said nothing and crumpled the letter in his bead. Sergeant Scott secured it, and the prisoner was oaken into custody. Upon his apartmesta being searched, some papers and enve lopes were feud in a cupboard which exactly with that on which the letters hid been writter tO . =. Rothschild. Mr. Wootner said that the evidence be should medium be thought would be sufficient to prove beyond all doubt that the prisoner was the party who wrote the letter in question. Mr. Alderman Humphrey, who sat for the Lord Mayor; asked if anything wee Wawa of the primmer. Mr. WooSaer sailsethiagmall /llama H to who or what the prisoner was. Bow be bad brio getting a living was at present involved in mystery. The following evidence was then adduced : Serjeant Webb said—l ham been eudeavouring, in com pany with Sergeants Soon and Green, to discover the writer of the letters addzweesd to Sir Anthony Rothschild. Oa Thursday last, the Slat July, 1 wee at the Pret-ellios Coffee house at about 2 o'clock. I saw the prisoner them, and saw him leave at about a quarter past nine at night, and followed him in comma with Scott, to No 5, Nerds-plass, Slop land-road. I did sot see him go in. I wee at Masers. Rothschild's office on the 31st, anti saw Major Seen men the letter signed "A. and 8.," and dated 30th July, which contained an envelope addressed to Mr. V. Joho soo, Post-offios Coffee-bouse, 26, St. Marthem-loGriroL Major Buell wrote a letter aid endowed it to the envelope, and handed it to me, and I teak it , with four others to the Post-office Coffei-hoeterS and showed the waiter there a mark upon them. Mien I o'clock the same night I posted them at the General Pe* . office. I went the next morning at eight o'clock to - the Post-office Coffee-house, and saw the waiter who lied the five letters 1 produce, and amongst them is the Wee addressed to Mr. Johnson. They are all differently ad dressed. On Saturday afternoon I saw the prisoner in CAA tady at about twenty minutes part one I then went to No. b, North-place, Kingsland.road, with Serpent Stott, sad oa the first floor I found in a cupboard in the prisoner's bedroom four sheen of paper and four envelopes up in a piece of newspaper. The mark, Joyneoe l" , a rg no the paper, corresponds exactly with the mark on tie paper on which the letters addressed to Messrs. Rothschild, are written; and the stamps m the envelopes also sir. resPood. Mr. Alderman Humphrey—Was anything known of the prisoner at the house where he lodged ! Webb—Nothiog ; be has lived there with his wife and family six weeks, and the lsodlord has not seen him yet. He said he SSW his back mice, and that was all. Hs went out in the morning, and returned at eight. Sergeant Scott, detective—Os Thursday last I was in sou pany with Webb iu the Poet-office Coffee-home. I saw the prisoner between two and three o'clock, and saw him leave at about a quarter to nine. I was in 'Dempsey with Webb and Green. We followed the primmer, and saw him go into Cheepaide, and after walking about twenty yards he turned round and steed and looked back as if he wen lookteg for some cue. Be repeated this about every two or three hundred yards before he reached his home. He primed No. 5, North-place, on the opposite side of the way, and after proceeding about twenty yards tossed back and stood for some minutes with his bask to the doer looking in the direction in which be bad come. Hs rang the bell at last and went in. On Friday debt at 10 o'clock I wee with Green in the Rinplaadiend whoa we met the prisoner. He passed No. 5, oa the opposite sided the road, and after going 20 or 30 yard* he turned back and looked up at the windows, and after waiting a few moments, Tapparently to see if say one were watehisg be, e ar rie D ll and went in. On Saturday at 12 0' I was at the coffee-home. I saw the primmer, and mw him leave. Hollowed bins, in °Dempsey with Webb and Onus, to Perthistl-etrest, and I maw berm opts a letter, and, after reading it, crumple it in Ms bmi sad 6$ sem as be did se &mead Green, who was bee caught bind el loth his ernes. 1 immediately caught held of hie left brad, sod asked him what he had got. He said "Nethil' I opened his hand and took out the letter produce d Webb, sod asked him if he called that soiling. Be • "It is not nine." The letter is addressed, " Mr. Jobame, Post-,Sloe Coffee-house, St. Martin's-le-OmM. 11.. C." We took him to the station, where be said his MAN was Cheeks Reynolds, and that he had no fixed resides**; he slept at a coffee-house. I went with Webb to 5, North-place, and oe my return to the station I told the prisoner I had been to his house then and bed found that he was living there in the name of Davis. He said Davis was his right name, and the reason he did not tell what it was at fink was because he thought we did ad know him, and he expected he should get discharged. Sir Anthony Nathan Rothschild said —1 received the throe letters produced. dated July, 1862 ; July 29rd, 1882 ; and July 26th. 1862. The letter produoed, addressed to Mr. Johnson, is in Major Seal's. my secretary's, handwriting; the envelope is the same which was enclosed in the letter of the 30th. I have sever men the primmer before to my knowlcdpr. Mr. Wontner asked that the prisoner might be remanded upon that evidence. Mr. Heard mid he bed no objection on behalf of his client to have the aim remanded, but he hoped his lordship would adroit the prisoner to bell. Mr. Alderman Humphrey, however, said he certainly should wet think of mach a thi ng . Mr. Beard said there was nothing proved as yet. Mr. Alderman Humphrey, however, said be thought everything was proved that could he. The prisoner was seen to go and get the letter and open it, and was taken with it in his posiewnen. Mr. Beard said he had a good answer to that, but he should net put it forward on that 00:111600. He hoped his lordship would accept responsible bail. Mr. Alderman Humphrey said he ooald not think of doing se. sad The primmer was mreordingly remanded for a week. THE LATE Boar ACCIDEINT ON THE EMMA Thereat" various rumours sanest regarding the calamity, bat the following is, so far as our eorisepoodeat boa beep able to lase slain, a correct anemia of the eoeident :—At balflast sit es Ltooday morons a number of men, prin cipally tastes, operatives, rith their wives and children, left the Ashen Quay, Prestos, is a sailing boat called the Garibaldi, for Lytham. The party cumbered altogether insane. The boat—which wee - heavily weighed down—sailed 11100 g. with the neva ride, all right. When, however, the party had got to Odd— es Boon, at Whartoo —a small publie-bow coo the side of the Babble —they derided to get out. The boat was accordingly pulled in, and the company left her and nisei the afteroooo at the Guides. At three in the afternoon, the tido baps to Sow, lied the party got into the Garibaldi with the rise of re turning bone. W hen they bad sailed the river sheet 1100 yards the meat of the beat same ie up contest with the bowsprit peer of a schooner which was mead amen& the river there. The heat was iastantanneekespeissd. and all were throws into the water. The some aow breams traly limrinodiug—mothess icryieg eat for their Andres ; children were for their panne ; and husbands we a r b e li t a log 112 utmost to nave their familial. The aerideut remelted I. the toes of right lives—ell wanes sod ebildrea. One maa, sewed Leach, a shoemaker. lost his wife and two children. Another man lost his wife and child and sister is-law ; sod a third lost either his wife and age child or two children. Two el the party reined the rope el the 'schooner, and held on until assistatice arrived ; the re mainder clung to the but. Whoa the beet PM upon she was in very sheik*, water—only a few fen deep ; but the tide was moons rimes. sod drifted her foto deep water directly. Two of the bodies have been found; the re:parader are in deep water, sad it is fiend will Poet out to ma.— . MencArster Osordiess„ Faroirrrni. DWI. —Yesterday morning informs- Yea ws• forwarded to Mr. Bedford, the onesor for West- Waster. of the death of • peels stared Thome Bolissm, aged lb years, which was mooed under the following fright/01 eiromortames :—Lets is the preview algid lae deemed bed come from the Berth of ElloB/11 to Villa OMB hies& I. Loodea t sad tiumitt them was a goadesma mated Perry, residlog is Cartwrigid-rdaest, Westminster. la the abuser. of Mr. Peary, the deemed amused bienself with as /Wilhite,' ha. trbiat. sliiMied heel lodged two • ledge over the parlour wisdom. is I t:: Ammer to regais it the poor boy fell cut of the wisiew ea te tbe Whop moos* the area, upon width be wee lite rally Nepali* two spikes peastrating Um left arin*t e ess eideralli depth, lades( it is supposed to ham mimed dm bout and hop, as well as W have Audited the upper raw. Be was2=ed to Weasiftii•dir lirrepitel, where he Irma* aad Weeded by Mr. Arthur Ilieedke, the bouse ' s7rapa, bat notwidietesdimi sway attestios wee paid the Westwards boy, be expend eireetly efterwania R. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES, 11th SPRING AND RUMMER STOCK for the World-honed (Motel ANGOLA lea TROUSERS, Is new replete end ready for Inspection. Tbses Trousers were originated by lir. Miles, Whossonly address is 71, BROOK-STREET, HANOVER-AQUAS' and whole not toeseeted with any person imitating and edger Using In ids name. EISTABLESHED lath FIBRIJART. 1141.