The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-17 00:00:00

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A .l wiry Wertoteday. and alternate Fridays sad Saturdays. ih rjelespe by the i r e rl a raarmsalling emi l l'edss= by !lad Is steamers, le guiseaa. raged . sesisuaissuras a hall supply et cooked provisions. .....srlarThlislida, the tailed States, and British Columbia boijohn ... egry mteediapaous tares— For further pip. tlesials ir r to WILLIAM MUM" Water-street, Liverpool; IR le miczy, a, SlagWillamawat, Loudest WI:BLAND ROUTIL-00$111IINIOATION ET &M :PORI tINTLL The OtERAIRT DOSE RABSILHOLES and receive Cargo sad Parade al ask leaden ease tar 61 badtae, Naha, Egypt, Ades. Ceylon. m i ns . 6 = s tr Strains, -d Chins. by Can, stress ea We sib sad flOth of *very goat: =1. 4 m e as. gppt. Aden, and Bombay, by those of the itth asid Wth et ash sir*: and - tok Jgdartlins, Lbw Nardi Mega& gleiltairees and May, by the meatball lea, mg Sotft an the 11th ot every soath.—lor harem portfolio' = 4° : sap Esolaay'a Mona. lig. Leadaaluilatrast, LL. Lir ; Oriselabgbassa Soathemplas • OrnILDAlt and tho RIEINE.--REDUC, RMON Of /AM— Naticalmada Eleanabaaa Oast s Wird falsurtle Wawa BATA Vila, Polak W. SKI r asolltuarwiok rim, BlackwalA SVIHY SUNDAY Mild autholot the Mr s.m. trab tram Piothazah-drast Madam. ud . o .a woos di SA ; fora cakda, ifs.: return a. Udall, laird at a him sad a IlalL—Applas CHAPLIN'S Cralv Os. W. : or to PIILLIPPS, CIRAVI, PHIL. =Sag Oa. SA Damoaa • abows, SR DamiNaNktu, le. OLD!, OOPINHAGEN_ L and MALMO. The nos Mittlees screw ateareer NZWBIT. Captain J. will akar lot the above wts on w the Mud hill Thispor &was has esperior sessianaods for asesseess.—lee - tholes el Wed or pomade eitply to PHILLIPPS, ELVIS. Isuurn sad Ce., 6R Duastabblo use, lit,Duaetaa's-11111, KC reABTLE, 80.—The Tyne Steam BM= oo.moiteoeoh eistr splendid aisamers AD !TRIM. trees bowie Nam Wind Wednesday sod tatieday, slum lie.eather lea km id* lat ; nd Ift. —App Parig l i Mo OHM /I la VI vu. la ITIPIIIIO. Irsedele Akan WWwd, Z. T HE RANT INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL entIPANY. 1101701 OP CALL. TOTICZ LI lIIRIBI u. v La, that to pareaux• of a Reedn• Yes pistol as floating of the Board of Directors, the Slam holders of this Cmipany are requested to PAY, at the C ampenya yam wawa Unseat. Bouverie, and Co., No. 1. P AA &W., Loader, a CALL of g 2 pa share (roaldng par don pbd), er before TUSALAY ' the Path dap of August aest, up= which am of aver dare Interest at the rate of 6 pm mat. per annum win be paid from that date. Notice is deo Mesa, that Manthoiden are at liberty topay up M.o.:Bases of calla to may amo nt and upon any number of ahlra, upon the understanding that Interest at 6 per cent. per amuse win be paid thereon from the dip of payment. Broader of the Board. JOON IMTWOOD, Secretary. $ sod 9, Qameadreet-pistee, Sonthwark.bridge, LW" ILC., 11th July. MA METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX RECLAMATION COMPANY. Incorporated (with Waited ELMMy) by Special Act of Pstelament. Capital £2,100,060, In 21,000 scrip certificates of 4100 etch, to be hereafter divided into shares of LlO each. Deposit, on application, Et per certificate, with further payments of 1.8 on sharpest, and £lO on tad October next. The subscriscre will, In eichange for their letter of allotment and beaker's receMt, receive scrip certificates, which, ow pay ment of the sum of ElO (payable ow 2nd Octob, r sa above) wiE be exchanged, under the provisions of the Act of Parliament for reentered shares of ElO, sod the shareholders will be credited fa tam.t the hooka of the Company E 2 In respect of each registered The Right Hon. the lard de Zbartee J. Luabert, Esq. Tanta. Joseph 8. Leacher, Seq. G. !ea ter-Booth, Bed. M.P., The Bon. hoary W. ?etre. Member of Sewage Commit- Cot Mr William iturissU, Bart, tees, 1884 and 1803. C. 8., M.P., Member of Sewage TM lad itkherd H. Browne. Committee, 1964 Jame Mims Carrie Lm. Major the Bon. 9. P. Wernher. Rewrite Drummond, BA. J. W. Perry Wailington, Arbuthnot C. Baths* Sea. M.P. O. W. Mauna, Tub, c.x.,171 J. F. Bateman, Nag., C. 1., 711 A. &c. COunflhWe Oman - Pro neer J. T. Way, Member of the Bp) al Comm &sloe on Biwa, and of the lade loyal Commluion on &swap. BLNCERB. MISR Olne "ilk, Currie, and Co. Nem. Dnunmond Nears. Flame, Tatra, and Co. (Zama), Thsl7nlon Bank al boa land a-41 Branches, The Union Bask at Manchester, Th . Ithiss lanklsehans ng of 11r, rpool, will also receive Tb&eki Co , J. helm Kennedy and Co. (Dublin), Subscrlgniona Ths Benham Making Co. (Belfast), SOLICTIVILA Kern. Baxter, Rom, Norton, and Co. Mann. Wert and sing. moans. Maws. P. Cazebove and Co. Maseru Seymour and Co. finatifue ',sof ar.)—Walter A. Michael. Req. Oniem—dO, Threadneedle. Arent. Promeetame and forma of appl cation may be obtained from Illebeakers sad Moberg, and at the palm of the Company, No. 1111,1hreadneedleetrera IC. , Lonitoo. icentorous SEWAGE AND ESSEX RECLAMATION FORM 01 APPLICATION FOR SRAM. To be lest with the lianka No To Ws Directors of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Cam ping. Otatiessen,—Haring paid to the sera of 8 betas a thyealt of 21 per Certificate on Certificates, I request you ballot tome Certificates of 1001 each in the Metropolis Imam and Essex Reclamation Company, In conformity with Ohs protheetus Issued by the loternational Financial Society (United. , and I hereby agree to accept (subject In all respects to the terms of the raid prorpectusj such Certificates Sr thy lam member that may he allotted to me, and to pay the sum due on allotment thereof at such time as may be fixed by the letter of allotment, and to pay the further sum of LIO per certificate on tad October. 1885. 1 am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Nal* in full Address la full Reindeer* Date METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX RECLAMATION COMPANY. CIL PPLI HEREBY thst NO FURTHER A I S HARES STONE foe SHARES In this Company will b. ARCHIVED RPM TUESDAY next, the 18th lust, for London, and VIDNESDAY, the 19th, for the Country.—By order, WALTIII A. MICHAEL, Sorretary (pro tem.). fit, Loudon. 13111 July, 1866. TEX JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY da• Wage 7, Nicholas-lase, Lemhud-etivot. Leedom. ... ..... TWO MILLIONS. PAID UP L79I.SOO. CAPITAL. REARILVR PUND 830,010. DEPOSITS ESCLIVED Elmale ea deotaitd at 7 deli maim Ditto at 14 days' notice Special rates for sweep deposited for lead pada,. ALL IRON WORK. Te 81:.. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. i.I7;;CRW: I.IYAbI sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLIDEZN, 66 sad 67, OXIOED•IITRIET. Ovaromns for inn, rain, sad dust, leo 6 to SM. Overcoats. Sued sad fared, as. to as. Suds far badness, the park sad kaki, 42a. to Its. Jackets in all the faabloosas etrlss, gla. to at Sandringham Sonnets. 90a. to 765. Vests in Cashmeres, —." 191 M dress, Me., 7.. Id. to as. Trousers mall Gables& ...POI sad materials, lac Id. to 16s. RYA)! sad Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 66 and 67. OXFORD-STRUT. 11 e. 1. Gentlemen's tar hams , late wear. No. Y. Gem mmea's Order Department. cs. S. Boys' Olottung tor Immedlato otor. N . 4. Boys' sod Youths' Order Department. No. 6. raltaad User, Department. No. G. Rata and General Resktry. turelltag Clothing. Umbrella's, portmanteaus, Rugs, Its. Branches :—lttnaltaham, 21, 22, and 21, New-Mreet ; i rndas 42 . &legate. TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Viaitoes to the 'beside, and others exposed to the scorebing r ye of the Ind heated partici.% of dust, will find ROWLANDS' . "LLYDOa a most refreshing preparation for the complexion. the thud of languor and relaxation. allaying an bolt ti..."mua filly, and Immediately affording the pleasing gegen. ...a attending restored elasticity and healthful elate of the sk.n. tan spots, ',levies, flushes, and diecolorathas are an its applthtion, and give place to a healthy parity btilAdeliracy of complaints Price ea ed. and Is Id. per bottle. A. ROWLs YID end 00llg, 20, Hattonigarden ; and by *ad *owe of Perturnen. Ask for " Rowlands' Kalydor," and "ardor . 9urious and pernicious articles under the throe of RAYS'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the liauZT Pr , 1 .. 7111i of the . BrOD blown la Medle;n b % yt i tleeed es • household sacessary. Sold b; all Mahatma To MOTHERS and NURSES.—Mr.. chid6o.\ll ANYILICAN SOOTHLNO SYRUP, whielt Ma elil dz rhea bi tuff " e i ri timat trom iaa 1 1:1 0 0711111 1 . !la= --, ~,, 9 6 mes— 0 . Prepared according to Kra Johnson's original —m. sad with the same success by BA gCL itY and SON& 96, S M 'treat whose name and address are engraved It the :II inreetioa• are enclosed svith each bottle. Prima le oak for WO. Johan:ma Soothing §TODARIL-RGYPTLiN-HALL, THEATRE of lITISTIIIY.—Tbs new sad ieservailsets Mathias; the 1 STANTANZOINI GIOWTH of FLOW= TALES, and the RILL INDIAN TWILIT FIAT, as only pperfasad by Colonel Madan aed His Indian Maddens, and letrodooed for the I, Nos Is Ws cosatry, by oohntel &ode" on baster Wady, April 17, 180, la 64 celebrated sntertatnamt of Ns* aad 14111=11k111. lIVILBY NIGHT as Sight "tardy Included), DAY on WILDNIMDAY sad BATCH DAY Arra3,247llre w Three. Adzalselon, Is. Arm, le.: Btalls, ts. Tickets at 11r. Mitchel's. tt, Old Bond-street. and at the bon-odlos, •Itall, from I t t tr 6.—" The remotion ol We sasaan."—Y .Ptimelh" Jams h. 186& THE OXFORD.--66, by J. OFFENItACH, portanrof by lams ikons. Bt. Allyn, Gran. Husk Its., with fan bond and chorus. Conducted by M. F. loonlunsas. Tr. Wm, Testy and Fero Onanfos Yawn Darts and Davin itts IVA and Moan. Prvolt. the *sr Proohltears. TIM gI'ISINGI, at o clock. SOUTH WILTS ELECTION. The 0011MITTX1 to ADMMING the RI-ILDCTION of the Lad Wily TRYNND Y.P.. aid Liendeaant.Ookemel 111OLVIT KB, BIT DAILY as No. 3, Yrlnceennet, lbernWote. Weetanteler, B.W. TllwilW BARING, D.T.. (Steinman. G. B. TOWNSEND. Agent. To whom commonicettone nee requeeted to be addrueed. SOUTH WILTS EL&OTION. OUTPOURS to SUPPORT Mr. T. MAUR °ROTS, hi oonnexion with approaching 10•Aikma. my ob 110h= uz u g. TRIVD " An d. y, the 17th bar & TROIKAS 11100Llit ROEMITS, Liberal Bea~ha Meocatian. It ellealootcani, Rantnatinitor, S.W.. July 17. NORTH WILTS ELECTION. OUT-TOMS desiring W SUPPORT Lard CHARMS BAUCH. ts coaataloa with the =l/Seeticia may obtain Whersaties by apptylag to the The It 03UNATION Wks plate ay Devises TO-MORROW (Taeadar, the IVA ead POLLTNG ea FRIDAY, the Met instant. THOMAS ?MOLLS ROBRSTS, Secretary. Liberal Reglaindion Aumetatbra. Queen-equate, Martadaater, &W.. July O. WEST BENT ELECTION. OUT-YOTIRS desiring to SIMPORT Messrs. ANOVA STEN and LUBBOCK, In 00410011i011 with the king Meadow. may oblate Information by applying loth* Igned. TM NOMINATION will take place at Mnidsione THIS DAY (Menday), the 17th, end tbe POLLING on THURSDAY, the 206 h MMus. THOMAS NIOOLLS ROBERTS, A S Libsnllteglelmtke Assaababoa, 5. Quetwomare, Weelmlaster, BM., July 17. EAST SURREY ELECTION. OUT-VOTILIS tleiorlog to SUPPOIir Mehra LOCKE ZING end BUXTON, hi connerion with the approaching kite. tics, may obtain inionsation by applying to the endereigeed. Tllll POLLING will take plow TO-MOSSOW tTuesday), the 18th instant. THOMAS NIOOLLS 11,0131111 Tn, docreSsry. Liberal Soglatestien associatiom. 6. Qiiami-eillmia, Wattminster, 6. W., July 17. 'VAST SUSSEX ELECTION. orrmyrna &wiring to 11JITO1T Mr. J. G. DODECY and Lord EDWARD Cava?, DWI, in connexion with the ap proaching Elootion, may obtain information by applying to the 6n tlie sTh rLLlNG will take plane THIS DAY (Monday), the 17th Latent. TIOMAn NICOLIA ItORARIA, Secretary. Überalltagletratios Amociation. e. Q111141111(111111111, Wenhainatar, 8.W.. July 17. BERKS ELZOTION. OUT-VOTIRS doviriag to SUPPORT Moro BOUTIN" Vi ALTRI, lIIXi CIPATIN, to ostitosion with the S laactios, may obtain latortuatios ►by opplyins toaPZ=ar- NOMINATION at Atdwton THIS DAY (Monday), the 17th laetaat. sad POLLING GU TN IiRSDAY, the 20th Instant. THOMAS NICOLLS°BERT& Seezetari. Moral Begtitration Aa.oedateas. 5, Queea-equayta Wedmlnater. & W.. J aky 17. SOUTH DURHAM ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Heim BEAUMONT and PRASE, In connealos with the approaching Election, may obtain inteemadon by applying to the undersigned. The NOMINATION will take place TO-MOBILOW (Tuesday), the 18th inst.nt, and the POLLINO on PRA HA Y, the 21st instant THOMAS NIOOLLS ROBERTS. Seczetaxy. Liberal itagistration Association, 8, Queen-equare, Wentaissier, 8. W., July 17. SOUTH WARWICK ELKCTION. OUT-VOTERS d to SUPPORT Lord DUNCAN, to conoszton with the on Mee*" stay Mt Information by applying to th oodorelgued. The NOK ATILNON will take place at Warwick TOMORROW Loot/L i the INN tootitot, and the POLLING on /MAY, the THOMAS NICOLLB YOBERTS, Dieretary. Lamed Bentetratton Aseoelatiott W., , J , u Quoin ow" edenoster, L ly 17. NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTIRSdesirIngtoSUPPORTOROROEFRILDFAICY MIINTZ. Req., In connexion with the aggro eking Alectloo, may obtain informative by applying to the undersigned. 11te NOMINATION will take place at Coieshill THIS DAY (Monday) instant, and toe POLLING on THURSDAY, the 10th THOMAS NICOLLS BOUM. Secretary. liberal Registration Association, 6 Queeneguare. Westminster, & W., July 17. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Mr. EDWARD DULLER, in connexion with the approa4l/ itlection, may obtain Information by applying to the nude The POLLING will take place Tills DAY (Monday), the 17th instant, THOMAS 111COLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Registration Amuctation, 6, Queenaquare, Weeiminsier, S.W., July 17. NORTH RIDING ELECTION. OUT•VOTZB9 desiring to SUPPORT Mr. MILBANK, In eonnexiest whit the approaching Election, may obtain informa tion by applying to the undersigned. NOMINATION at York THIS DAY (Monday), the 17th Instant, and PULLING on THURSDAY. the 20th Instant. THOMAS NICOUS ROBERTS, Seeretiu7. Liberal Itergistration Association, S. Queen-equare, Westminster, S.W., July 17. [V EST RIDING of YORK ELECTION. SOUTHERN DIVISION. OUT.VOTITES desiring to SUPPORT Visconti MILTON and HENRY f. BEAUMONT, Esp., in connexion with the approach lag Election, may obtain information by applying to the under signed. NOMINATION at Wakefield TO-MORROW (Tonday), the 18th Mutant. and POLLING on FRIDAY, the Stet instant. THOMAS NIOULLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Moral itegistratton Association. e t Qmswegaise, Westminster, & Vt., /My 17. ISLE OF WIGHT ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Sir JOHN SIMEON, Bart., In connexion with the approaching Election, may obtain Information by a to the undersigned. NOMINATION at Rupert THIS DAY (Monday). the 17th Instant, and POLLING on THURSDAY, the tOth Maur THOMAS /MOLLS ItORNRTI3, Secretary. Liberal Registratio minster,n A.sociati &W., on, 6, Qusenequare, West July 17. SOUTH SALOP ELECTION. OUT.NOTRAS desiring to SUPPORT Mr. R. JASPER MORE, to connexion with the approechine iLlectbn, may obtain in formation by applying to the en 'Melted. The EOLLINU will take place TOMORROW (Tuesday), the 18th instant. THOMAS NICOLL% ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Registration Asso ciation. S. Queen-square, Wastedadar, July 17. § A OUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Right Hoe. W. X INITONZ, JAS. HEYWOOD, Sq. FAA. and H. YATES THOMPSoN, lap., fn conneelon with the approaching Election, may obtain Information by applying to the underagned The NOMINATION will take place at Newt n THIS DAY (Monday), the 17th Instant, and POLLING on THURSDAY, the Stth instant. THOMAS NIOOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Regietration Association, 6, Queenequara Westminster, S.W., July IT. WEST NORFOLK ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Sir W. JONES and B. OURDON. Eery in nauseates with the approaching Merlins. may obtain information by applyWg to the undersigned. The NOMINATION will take plea at /Waltham on WED. MOAT, the Nth instant, and the POLLING On SATURDAY, the Med instant. THOS. NICOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Registration Association. 6, Queen square, Westminster, &W. EesT NORFOLK ELECTION. OUT•VOTESS desiring to support the Hoe. WENMAN 001[11 and Sly THOMAS PROCTOR BEAUCHAMP, Bart., in eceasexion with the approsehleg Election, easy obtain informa tion by soplyion to the =dentine& The roLutio will Like place TO-MORROW (Tuesday), the letb Instant. THOMAA NIOOLLS ROBERTS, Ilseretary. Liberal Registration Assoclatleek b. Quees-equae, We/Biologist, S.W., July 17. ATOR,TH HANTS ELECTION. le OUT-VOTERS desiring to SUPPORT Sir It MILDIKAY, Sart., in oonnettoe with the approaching Election, may obtain information by applying to the undereirned. NOIIINATION - Y Wherbeeler oa WIDNVIDAY, the 19th lasobiak end POLLING on SATURDAY, the tend instant. THOMAS NRE)LLS ROBERTO. Secretary. liberal Reglatration Amocistion. 6.Onna Rum% Weetralaster, &W. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTION. our-vertu dedring to IRMO= T. W. KVANB, Ent , to coneesion with the appronshing Zinetion, nay obtain totonna tion by applying to the undsrsigotel. The NOMINATION will take plea at Derby no WILDNIM DAY, the 19th instant, sad POLLING on SATURDAY, the !tog buten/ THOMAS NICOLLS ROBANTS. Secretary. "bang lkiglsliti;; A•Nclaile . ai S. Qafta-Knara, TO the ELECTORS of the lINITED KIM:MOIL OXIMMIC..—Tbe old torllaresat is dimetved—• new one is to be cooakracted—and you are sow calked upon to exam* the high sad important privilege of selecting the representatives of She greetest city to the world. We venture to place our Imam on the list of castpeaton for year ruffiegoa or rather for a rearneal or continuation of ; for we hare th is advantage one many candidates that we do not come before you le 'treason. Our exertions Si your Interests during a long Senn years are not unknown, aor ha,. they been unreward4.. We are old and tried reformers. Offend to behold our followoltiseme outrageously overtaxed, we introdunvi a new einem, and raised the my of •• Econ and excellence in happy emehineilee6" We have roost eato . elW opposed sad condemned all exorbitant , denim upon the init.& puree, Wiles an cum& to othen ID d e extreme mration of every bra presented by Onneires. Thus not a Mode Bill .o presented has ever been objected to, or rejected, or amended. We have never d p tiFint.W our conatl tuante—we lava never violated oar —ite have never neglected our duty. The improving state oar rename from .ths °outlined sod increased prosperity of our commercial rela tions, Justine. us to promi sin g to give oar beet consideration to the possibility CI AM further etrenchment. of all demands upon thtincomes of our coostitin ate. • We are advocateator as extension et the suffrage, not " late rally" only, but in all directions. Our constituency bag always been remarkably extensive—the hugest in the knagnom but we have no objection whatever tomes it multiplied to siW extent, and essoagst all Mmes. We ever ideality our owl interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our !Wow countrymen, sad ire ready to work for all alllth—for both sexes and for all age We have iseatianetti• stud , all parties with out adtheeelm o rs uelves exclusively to any. With the imrsaacts of beep prts*las, opinions, and minim and with Olts most RWoI tense of past favours, We have the honour to remain. Gentlemen, Your faith/eland obedient Servants, 110813 and 80N. The committees of F. MOSES and SON sit daily from Seven anal° Nine p.M. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clothing Marts, at the Corner at Minorite and Alduate : at the Corner of Hartsos* and New Oxford-street : and at the Corner of Totten. bamsead and Zusion-rosd, where all thee', without doh Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a receipt and cheerful attention to their whites. THE CREDIT FONCLIR aid MOBILIER of ENGLAND gdraited). Anthcabed . = £4,1X0,101 Capital Capital , flows, lan paid-np d Dt nd vidama land 71se Eight H Er os. JAME STU/11T woittur, Governor. JAMES UMW. Eaq llarohaat,frings-Amnryardd Daputy- JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Esq., Leaden, Ocaselial. ALBERT GIANT, Zaq. M.P., Managing Director. tiLtailtorta. Jamas Childs, Esq., Leedom Alarawirs Dunbar, Esq., Old Ercedrntreet, London. Charles Lloyds. Adolph nziniv.,„. Pbsto, Haldno Brother,, and Co.), Loadon. The Hos. T. C. Halituirton, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Agency Aasoolation, London. William garrison, Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan) Director of the Thames and Mersey humane, Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Em. (Messrs. Lane, Hank.,, and Co.) London. Charles E. Newborn, laq., London. Henry Powuall, by. J.P., Russell-square, London. Joseph Mackrill Smith, Esq. (Mears. liackrill Smith and Co.), Old Broad.street, Lando& Edward Warner, laq , M.P.. London. John Westmoreland, laq. (Director of the Royal Insurance Com pany), London. _ The Ape and Maatermaiie Bank (Limited). Mews. Smith. Payne. and Smiths. The Natimial Beak London, Dublin, and itabranchee la Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Man. cheater. Mews. Newbon. Erans, -- SZt - Co., Nicholas4ane, N.C. lIDEININS TRANSACTED. Mb Company negotiates loans for colonial and foreign go. reronsente Cooperates in the financial arrangements of British and other Railways. Makes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other public bodies. =atm Loans for Public Works. In the introduction of Industrial and Coinnierchil Un dertakin Makes te mporary pon approved Stocks, Shi Bonds, &a Makin Leans awn and Uwe hold Securities. ALFRED LOWN Secretary. London, 17 and 18. Cornhlll, tune lt, 1866. DZBINTITRZS 19306 D BY TRX CREDIT FONCIER and MOBIL= et ENGLAND (Waited). WWI of t 600,000 DEBENTURES WITH orrazsr PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors hare decided to Was Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts end bearing Interest so under, viz : In sums of 410. £lO, E6O, £lOO, £O6O, RAO. and .41,000, with coupons attached. ----- INTSIMT. For three years For five years For wart years Interest payable quarterly, viz, on the SO& March, 110th June, 60th September, and 30th De cem ber, In each year, at the Com pany • banters'. The distinctive feature In the debentures Issued by this Com pany is their perfect security; the amount of the capital sub scribed, paid-up, and uncalled, and the general invested emits of the Company, as well as the large reserve hind, affording the most ample security to the Investor. These debentures are Issued payable to bearer, and can there fore pass by simple delivery from hand to band, without endorse ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also issued—to meet the requirements of Trustees and ethers—trans ferable by deed only. to be duly registered In the Company • books In the names of the Investors or their assigns. Forms of application clan be obtained of **Secretary, to whom all communications must be addressed.—By order of the Court, ALFILID LOWS. Secretary. London. 17 and 18, Condit'', June 16, 1856. DEKNITTB ISCV.I I TBD BY THIS CREDIT TONT'ONCIER sad MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Lholtod). PATES yoz meNZY ON DEPOSIT. This Consminliee 114651031FY03.DiF051T,1 same of ElO and upwaMa, at the undermentioned rates, from this day until further notice, eta : At fourteen days' notice S per cent. per annum. At one month's notice 4 per cent per annum. FOR FIXED PERIODS OF Not less than b months end up to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ann. Beyond 6 mon. he and up to 9 months et per cent. per aan. Beyond 9 months and up to It month 6 per cent. per ann. Beyond 12 months and up to 24 months 5l per cent. rer ann. Forms of Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications mast be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWZ. Secretary. Nos. 17 and 18, Cornhlll, London, June 15. 1866. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, delicate and dlstlagali perfume, estraeted from the Bowers, by JNO 00-NELL aad Co., Perfumers to H. 1.11. the Princeu of Waes, No. if. Three 1112a-ooart, Loasbardetreet. London. DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obit/Wow, Happiness, sad Dlaappolstassis. PAM IL Maas, ;or Author. THE PANTHEON ITTRIELSH BATHS, ; Wiese, Pls. Ladles' day, Mondays. Ai Dr. C's professional residence, 9, Great Marlhoroaglearset, W. Also, the Post-oaks araM [WSW' Halt.. U. ad.. 19. lit 31artisie4s-6rase. LC REMARKABLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—One of the most singular accidents which have occurred for many years took place ou Saturday afternoon on the Great Northern Railway, about • couple of miles 'oath of Peter borough station. Thew is a goods train due out of the latter place daily at 2.30 p.m., and on Saturdays it has keg been the custom to attach three or four passenger carriages to the tail end of it for the conveyance of the Holm' and Ramsey market people. Oa the el ter nowt in question this train left at its usual time, taking about 100 passengers, but it had warmly been out of the station five minutes when a telegram was received from the locomotive depot at New Rag land, about • mile and a half on the north side of Peterborough station, that a large goods engine, under a full pressure of steam, had broken loose from one of the sheds without a driver or say other person le charge of it. The greatest alarm was laterally felt, and before any per see had time to act upon the warning thus received, the runaway monster dashed through the station at the rate of twenty-eve miles an hour in pursuit of the ill-fated mar ket train, and it was widest that • collides must take place before anyone could overtake it on a wood riogise, had eve, one been reedy to start at • moment's warnier, the only hope being that the market train had indeed anal. cleat impetus to lessen the violence of the shock. Happily this proved to be the ease, sad although at the spot above named the runaway caught tho market train and ran into it, the results wore not so serious as was at first antici pated, but the last carriage, • coupe second, end almost filled with passengers, bad its end wropletdy stove is. As woe so the disabled train was brought to a steodstill o it was found that about 40 or 50 passengers were more or less is- Jared, bet all of the number, except 'even, were able to proceed to their destiestioe. The groom is goootion were cooveyed back to Peterborough in • special tram, which had been despatched to the MPS ol Os accident, end all, accept one, were sent to the infirmary, where they reesdrod every attendee, and we are happy to add, they we progress ing favourably. The sereeth, Mr. Guam, solicitor, d Peter bo °ugh, wee taken to his owe boom As yet the aodial cause of this casualty is enveloped is mystery, but the blame clearly nets on the man who was, or should have betie, is charge of the setae. of AT Bantrou—A fight took pawn n the pollees day at Bristol between two as named Wil liam Humphries and Jobs Beery Atha, an immaculate, is the coarse of which the latt er was so severely ponislred that he died on the followieg morning. A coroner's jury have returned • verdict of " illanslaughtee" against HUM- Orin, who was thereupon committed for trial at the sp peesebing arsine. IEIMIRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Worn% mamma.) SWITZERLAND. BEM, JOLT 15. The Council of States and the National Council have decided that the Federal Assembly should be =evoked for au extraordinary sitting on the 23rd August next, for the purpose of revising the Federal Constitution. SPAIN. ILIDItID. JuLT 15. It is stated that Senor Mon has resigned his func tions ae minister plenipotentiary of Spain at the court of the Tuileries, and that he will be replaced by Senor Isturitz. It is not true that disturbanosa have broken out in Arragon and Navarre. THE OVERLAND MAIL rflilhe arrival of the above mail we bare advice' from Calcutta to June 10 ; Madras, June 14 ; Co lombo, June 17 ; Hong Kong, May 30 ; Melbourne, May 25, am. Everything continues quiet on the Bhootan frontier, though there are rumours of preparations on the part of the Bhooteas to attack the Dooars after the rains. The government of India have, it is said, determined to send a native agent, but not an accredited one, with the Kokanee envoy, to ascertain the real state of affairs iu Central Asia, with reference to the alleged movements of Russia. The Englishman says that the depression pervad ing the money market has, under the influence of a succession of unfavourable news from Bombay, become greater since its last despatch. All kinds of stock, ezoept government paper, had receded still further. The last mail from China brought the intelli gence that Prince Kung had been restored to power; and we now learn that this circumstance has afforded considerable satisfaction at Peking. The Overland China Mail says that the time is drawing near when no mercantile house of note will maintain agencies at Tientsin, Newohang, or Chub°, and that those places will consequently drop quietly out of the roll of treaty ports. The drought under which the Australian colonies suffered sines last November had terminated, and copious showers had fallen, giving an impetus to mining enterprises and agricultural pursuits. The weather for some time bad been very cold and unsettled, and in some places there had been severe storms. At Adelaide the gales were very de structive to life and to the shipping. There was a disastrous flood at the Port, by which a con siderable amount of property was damaged. On the goldfields, the want of water for many months paralysed the exertions of the miners; but since the weather bad changed there bad been a noticeable improvement in the yield of gold. In Gipps Land, however, but little has been done, in consequence of the heavy weather and the diffi culty of access to most of the district.. Tile agricultural statistics for the year ending 31st March, 1866, have been published. The ex tent of land in occupation at that date was 6,064,936 acres, being an increase of 510,405 as against 1864 ; the enclosed land amounted to 4,884,536 acres, as against 4,098,500 for the previous year ' • the extent of land under tillage wail 476,646, a decrease of 31,262, as compared with 1864. At the departere of the mail the farmers were busy putting down their seed, and notwithstanding the losses which have been experienced within the last two years from rust and the caterpillar, a larger amount of land was being brought under tillage than was the case last year. The population of the colony on the Slat March last was 610,250 persons, including 350,698 males and 259,552 females. The increase during the first quarter of the year was 5,192 persons. The experiment for the introduction of salmon into Victoria has so far been successful. The ova which were retained out of the consignment for warded to Tasmania by Mr, Youl have progressed so well that they have been turned from their breeding ponds into the creek which runs into the River Yarra. The Melbourne Herald of May 25 says :—" The Border Customs difficulty has not yet been settled. There is at present free trade across the Murray so far as colonial products are concerned, but the Sydney government maintain that such an arrange ment is illegal. The people of Riverina object to paying our duties, which are just now in excess of those charged by New South Wales, while those landed in the latter colony by steamer from South Australia object even more strongly to pay accord ing to the protective tariff of Victoria." §We read in the same paper : Incited by the example of the Victorians in the capture of Morgan. the notorious bushranger, who was for a long time the terror of the southern portion of New South Wales, the constabulary of the latter colony appear to have at last adopted strenuous measures to put down the blab ranging which hos been the diagram of the couotry. A pert, of the police, under an officer named Davidson, surprised Ben Hall, on. of the gang, on the morning of the 4th flay, as he was looking for his horses. Hell attempted to escape, but he was soon surrounded, and as be ref need to surrender, several volley. were ' ered at him and he died literally riddled with balletic. Johnny Gilbert, one of his companions, was discovered by another detachment of the conetsbulare, on the 13th inst. He sad Wean:oracle Dunn attempted to resist, hat lifter some skirmiehing, Gilbert was shot dead, though Donn managed to get away. There is little doubt that the me ow which has lately attended the authorities has been in a great measure doe to the enforcement of the Wiesen% provisions of the Films A pprelsensiou Act, • law recently pawed by the colonial legis lature, and which punishes severely any permits suspected of assisting the outlaws. The government offered a reward of 1,0001. for the capture of Hall, which has been distri buted as follows :-4501. to Sub-Inspector Davidson, 1501. to Sergeant Condell, 80/. to each of the four troopers of the party, 601. to one black tracker, and 201. to another. Mr. Davidson has also been appointed an inspector, and Sergeant Condell has been raised to the rank of sub inspector. The sum of 1,0001. offered for the aprreben sioo of the boshreager Mamma, whose death we recorded in our last summary, has been divided thus —To John Weodlan, 3001. ; Alersadrina Macdonald. 2501. ; James Frazer, 2001. ; David Clarke, 100/. ; • Alice Keeosn, 501. ; vol u nte er s and police, 12 in all, 81. 6a- Bd. each, 1001. Efforts are in addition being made by private individuals to supplement the amount clews to Wendlan, who fired the shot which proved fatal to Morgan. The body of the dead outlaw was dreadfully mutilated after death, and the go vernment have suspended the local CIOrODOT (Dr. Dobbyn) and Mr. Cobham (one of the inspeatom of pollee), who did not interfere to prevent the outrage. A board of inquiry was appointed to inveetigste their conduct, but their re. port has not yet bee. made public. From New Zealand the latest intelligence is that there has been a split between the Governor and General Cameron, and it is said that the former has declared that one or other of them will have to go home. A proclamation hie been issued announcing that the Bari Mazire fanaticism will be Boppe by force of arms, if necessary. The mew supersti tion, however, appears to be spreading daily. The supposed murderer of the Rev. Mr. Volkner, one Rereopa, has been arrested at Opotiki. General Cameron has returned to Auckland and a memo randum has been drawn up by the government proposing that in the event of the imperial forces being withdrawn, military operations will be con ducted by a force of 1,1500 men. MADILTD, JULY 15.—The Spanish journals of to day (mann the enneuncensest that dews, Mee will shortly be sent to Floseries. MATISZILLTB, JOLT 15.—The Disessgeries Imps risks 'Wismar &id wired here this somag with the Mauritius sad Reunion Ras. Our Victorian neighbours are going foto the culture and manufacture of tobacco with great •asrp, and, we nodes-stood, with considerable emcees. Totseea is added to thoir lewd isdastries, and promisee to Mora en important branch of colonial psodtioe.—South Attention Aglitter• WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Royal Mail steamship Rthiope, with the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, sad Madeira mails, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday evening. The Ithiope brings 52 passengers ands large cargo. From Beain we learn that palm oil was in geodsapply, and a lab amount of busier. peas/es. The health et tin river was geed. From Camerae. to June 3 the advice' state that trade was tolerably sett., although prime el en eostianed high. The port was healthy. Old Calabar, June b. —The river coating. healthy sad trade pretty brisk. The ships Majestic, Tapley, here, nabs., Gold. Ago, 114. George, listromsdura, and Moultan, were in the near. The dates from Fernando Po me to Jane 6, end though the health et the Wand was tolerably fair, yet thin WY • general &dome in trade. Her Majesty's ship Dart was craning off the Wand. The rainy seamen had commenced at Bonny, mad with healthy ocedition of the place there wan a good isocline, to Iran The adviose Iran Brass am to Jens 9. Trade wee dell, sod dames primailed la the river. At Lagos owasidmable improvement in trade had taken pleas dime the depuinre of the last mail, sad predate was coming forward pretty freely from the labs and Porto Nowa markets. The health of the Europeans was generally good. Hopes were entertained that the disputes so long pending betwara the government at Lagos and the chiefs of Almokuta were on the eve of being finally adjusted. Oa the homeward voyage the Ethiope maveyed to Owe Coast Outle, from Lagos, 50 UM of the sth Willi India Regimes* far trial by mart martial at the former station for mutiny end desertion to the enemy whilst employed in active opera tions against the Egbs tribes in March lest. There was an average amount of balm:aspiring at Aeon, but the health of the plea, was good. The dates from Cape Coast Coale an to Jose 15. The health of the pines wsa pretty good, but trade waa dull. All communication with the A 'huddle coaatry continues closed. The rainy meow had set is very heavily. His Excellency Lienteriest-Gorernor Jones died at Owe Carnet C.eatle re the gal Jane. Advice from Cape Palmas to Jane 18 date that trade wu tolerably steady, and the health of the plain good. The royal mail steamer Macgregor Laird arrived on the 16tb, sad left for the leeward on the same day. Intestine wars had broken out amooget the naives in the Melliconrie country, near Sierra Leone, sad several Euro pean futon's had base destroyed and plundered. The an. thorities at Sierra Lean were adopting measures to Milian ehaatisement upon the marauders, and obtain reparation for the looses sustained by British subjects during the disturb sane. Trod. was very inactive, and in coesequenoe of heavy rains sickness war rather prevalent amongst Europeans. Though 13athurat was very healthy, yet the trade of the pork was flat. Tenni& was healthy, and trade fair. At Madeira the vine crop looked wall, and a fair yield we. expected. Business rather slack. TEE AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT PLYMOUTH. (MOM 0171 OPZCLAL OORIZSPOSDINT.) PLYMOUTH, JOLT le. The tranquillity—l may almost say the stillness —which prevails in Plymouth at the present moment contrasts wonderfully with the pressure and excitement which I witnessed throughout the journey down from town. Additional carriages had to be fastened on to the express train at every second station, so that even with two extra en gines, puffing and snorting their hardest, and jumping the train very frequently oft the line out of sheer indignation because it would not go faster, we did not arrive at Plymouth until one o'clock a.m. instead of midnight, and when all housekeepers and those who deal in apartments had made up their minds that we had either disappeared in a collision, or perhaps had changed our minds and gone some where else. It took some time of course before every one settled down—indeed, I do not know whether some of my fellow-travellers be not still enjoying the luxuries of the bivouac—but I soon succeeded in obtaining quarters, at the same time acquiring a shrewd suspicion that the scarcity was artificial, and that by the time the show was over the inhabitants would find they had been demanding too muck for their hospitality. As a matter of fact at this moment, 11 a.m., utter stillness pervades Plymouth. It is the Sabbath-day, and the port from which the Mayflower started does not forget the old traditions. There is a barrack close to my hotel, and when the bugler came out this morning and called to breakfast it sounded like an earthquake, so perfect was the quietude all around. I went out at about nine, and by an easy ascent of about 300 yards I reached the Hoe, from which I could obtain an excellent view of the French squadron. There was the great black Magenta in widish Commodore Le Bris hoists his flag—that is to say, is supposed to hoist it, for there was no tricolour bunting visible this morning ; and, notwithstanding her threatening appearance and terrible armament, I felt a certain sense of security from knowing that Captain Bore, R.N., was on board of her, looking after British interests. Then there was La Flandre, Captain Baheme, a frigate with 38 guns and 600 officers and men ; and finally there was a wooden screw gun boat ; and they lay very tranquil on the waters of the Sound. The agricultural show proper oommences to morrow, at a convenient distance frow the railway. A great many people ask why have an agricultural show at Plymouth at all, when there is so little of agricultural surrounding; but others, on the con trary, reply, " That's the very reason • we must wake 'em up ; the Exe and other 'Devonshire rivers mustn't flow back, but must roll on with the tide of progress, and the farmers wbo have already learned to make water meadows without any hint. about irrigation from the East, must be taught to go a little further." There is a third party, that is to say, the natives of Plymouth, wbo are firmly convinced that it was Providence which had origi ginally suggested the idea of holding the show in the " Athens of the West," in order that all the rest of the world might be attracted thither, and be civilized. Whatever may be the cause or the justi fication, a great gathering is anticipated, but much of it has yet to come, and will probably wait for the Prince of Wales. They have already been try ing the implementa under that penetrating and continuous rain which is the great specialty of the place, and which almost justifies the sailors' joke, that "in Plymouth it rains fourteen montha out of the twelve." There are the ploughers, and the mowers, and the reapers, and the steam mills, and —a novelty—the windmills. The inventor of the latter is of opinion that by an improved arrange ment be can supersede the use of steam to some extent in agriculture, and bring us back to the old ways, but as he has not until now been favoured with any wind, the betting is all in favour of steam. The cattle have all arrived, and are being made very comfortable ; and the borough police are maturing their arrangements for preserving the peace of the town under the pres sure of such an influx as is confidently looked for. The Prince is expected on Wednesday ; but, as I uoderstand be comes round by sea, the date of his arrival will depend upon the state of the weather. Everyone is therefore praying for earn skies, always excepting the inventor of the windmills, who, even at the risk of postponing toe royal visit, would not object to a breeze stiff enough to keep his sells revolving. The proba bility is that his the Prises will not remain more than a day or two but the inhabitant's think differently, and are witting out work and cere monial enough to detain him for &fortnight. ROYAL Fun Hosram, GALVA-MN-LOAD. —The somber a palmetto relieved at tbia boepital dariag the ' , vet ending 151bllyaa 3,381, of which 1,136 were rev am. THIS ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH KXPZDITION. (non ova seams coaaasroxmorr.) ON BOARD THE ORILAT EASTERN, 017 THE NORE, EIATUIDAY. Since my letter of yesterday evening we have had several arrivals, and the thousand and one last ceremonies _prior to departure have been gone through. Mr. William Fairbairn, F. 8.5., Mr. Elliot Mr. O'Neil, A.K.A., Mr. Varlet', and Pro fessor Thompson, all joined us last night ; the mas ter-roll of the ships company has been formally called over; flags have been hoisted ; more sheep and cattle been mowed away ; and, finally, the Duke of Sutherland and party have spent some hours on board. The chief officer, surrounded by the rest of the executive, stood with a large manu script volume, while the crew, fresh from their labours, unkempt, unclean, unshorn, stood shoulder to shoulder along the deck, like a disorganised regiment which had given up its arms. Name after name was shouted out in stentorian tones, and as each man responded he was told off to the other aided the deck to receive his grog from the purser's lad, who ladled it out of • large tin at elbow. The result of this muster was grattlxing, for not • single hand was missing, and as care was taken during the rest of the evening to allow no boat to come alongside without its departure being well watched, the Great Eastern will at least leave here with its full complement of hands. Before she starts from Falcons the same ceremony will be gone through, so that should any delinquent surreptitiously leave her with the view of fraudulently raising money on his ship's note without working through the passage, care, will betaken to defeat him, and if not to supply his place, at least to be prepared for the loss of his murices. This morning a useful member of society, to wit, the diver, came on board, and was presented in due form by Captain Anderson to Mr. Clifford, with the injunction that he was not merely to dive, if n bat to obey all instructions given him by the e ectrtcians. The big flag of the company, composed of stars and stripes, mingled with the Union Jack, and the words " Atlantic Telegraph " acmes it, now waves ahead, but was not put up without an incident, which was readily construed, with sailor-like quic . knees, into a true vision of the past, and agood omen for the future. This banner was used on the former cable expedition, and on its being first hoisted this morn ing it had to be hauled down again just as it reached the part of the mast from which it now flies. A hitch in the folding, or some *stela in the rope, made it n to bring it on the deck once more. This remedial, and with a " Heave ho ! " it was sent merrily up, and flaunted gaily in the wind, with its "Atlantic Telegraph " so spread out that those who run may read. Augurs and ultra believers in symbolism will readily trees the allegory between the putting up of this twice-used flag and the first and second layings of the cable. Curiously enough, the same surveying steamer, the Porcupine, is to pioneer us to-day as accompanied the expedi tion of 1868, and she now lies some half mile to our stern, ready to 'tart as soon as she receives the word. PORTI3IIOI7TH. Bonus. The Great Eastern passed Ventnor74 2 p.m., fire mum off land, under steam and sail ; wind light southerly. THE DETENTION OF MR.. WILLIAM ROMS BY ITALIAN BBLOANDIL TO TNT IDITOI OF TIIT LEPERS. Sla,--(;treat misapprehension appears to exist in the public mind as to this most distressing affair, awing to the icoonect accounts published by some of year ecelens. porsrisa One leading journal has adopted as true an aboard story published is the Union omtinental paper, while a writer iD a minor weekly publication, apparently ignorant of the situation of Pastern and of ell connected with it, treats with vulgar levity the terrible misfortune whirls has [ante an Mr. William Norm. Hiving bad excellent opportunitissof becoming acquainted with all the facie of the ease, I restore to seed you a short statement, which will I hems enable you to understand the preseet state of affairs. The brigand chief who captured Mmes. Ansley and Moans, on the 15th of May, on the high road neer Pienum, Islamised Mauro. Giamlulto, who was captured the other day, never bad anything to do with the two English gentlemen. Maus° has snob been joined by two other chiefs, °eels° sod Quad, and their mated beads amount to about forty per sons, of whom Eve an women. The sum originally demanded for the ransom of the two gentlemen was 50,000 duvets, or 8,600 t. It was settled between the captives by lot that Mr. Ay asley should go to get the Tanana, Mr. Monte remaining as honer la the hands of the brigands. The Italian government his been making the most streonous exertion; to capture the brigands, or to eta** them into surrender ; but to those who knew the nature of the country—which is faithfully described is Coast Mallets book, lately reviewed is your colonies—it is by no mesas surprising that the brigands continue to bale their par pers. But though the severe measures at present peso. timid by the military and civil authorities la the province of Salerno have hitherto failed to bring about the capture of the brigands, they have placed Mimeses di/Beanies in the way of Mr. Moses' Minds communicating with his metres. Notwithstanding those ditsoulties, however, Mr. Mane Mends ham succeeded is paying a ;roe sum of mousy to the brigands, who rill bold out for the sum originally demanded, and they now sem another opportunity of paying such further sum as it is in their power to pay. It must be remembered that the mosey has to be paid is gold, at the time and place ap pointed by the brigands— that their memseger can only carry a certain amount, and that he has to page through the cordon of troops surrounding the dinriet. at the risk of hie life—that the brigands themselves ere frequently unable to meet their ransomer, owing to the vigilance of the troops; and that, whirs so baffled, they rascally dis appear from the neighbourhood for a thetaight or se, after which nothing can be dose till they make another ap. poiatment. Oar last news from Mr. limns wan dated the 29th ult. His position was then very critical. He wrote himself de scribing his sufferisgs, and the threats held out by his captors to enforce the speedy payment of more money. We can only trust that these wild mu, knowing that their prismar's friends are e:e•tis( themselves to the utmost to pay the mosey sod to mitigate the severe insa. sores taken by the military sothorities, will refrain front carrying into executioa the awful threats which they bare uttered from time to time. But apart from this, the most terrible datigor of his position, the miseries and hardships which Mr. Moen has undergone &Wag the last seas masks are sedicient of themselves t 3 emus the deepest anxiety to him frissde, should his captivity be much farther peolseged. —I am, ha, A FRIEND OF THE CAPTIVE. Balerso, Jay 5. We find the following in the Ballarat Evening Poet received by to.day's mail :—" A specimea of what private enterprise can accomplish io the way of acelimatim. Moe, oo omapared with the costly, sad elitist prodtlese data of geiremmeat, bias bras afforded by the retells of a bating whirl' took plass at Bareee.perk lost week, in which no ism than twisty cock obsolete were shot. Pomo roe. ammo of the birds whirls tame bean brought to blelbearee, and especially a Ince Weeded for preeentatioa to bis Excellsocy Sir C. Darling, bare been sees by many meow familiar with the she end appearance el the same bird in Bail ad, sod is. believed by mob pumas to be separior in balk wad wale* sod sot inferior ie bawdy sad preftwire of phase" to the hest al the aid imardep. Mr. Austin may well be paced of baring secissofelly habadneed them 'obi' bids to tits colony, and we bare with peat pleasure that his bares are now with closet the ewe rapidity se their feathered somosidena" Oarerax PALM= Flue SHELLING DAY... BATUNDAY, JOLT 15.—Adesioiona es 11,762; late by imam tithe* S.M.—Ted, 7D 211. 'R CHEAP EDITION OP " THE DOCTORS WIFE." 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