The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

" rt 5 30.41w6.. (-2, ;" °7 ""‘ - / / dZs) r. / No. 4.843.] AUSTRALIAN 1 NEW ZRALAIMPAGIC 3 TB. LONDON to SYDNLY Direct. Mentble ZIOCLAZ UWI. LoN DON to 1111LBOURNL and AUCKLAND . The folluertert celebrated clipper Alpe of the BLACK BALL LINK BRITISH and AUSTRALIAN es-ROYAL MAIL P hUK FM; will be despatched then the London Docks punctual as under : skirt Captains. &e ',rt. ;To 80. sprit of the North.— Pave ' Aug. 10 —.. 11: 11' 1 " bourne I M , ruttin ...tar 1. lan Kirne Eine ink . ntdrite Knuth.... Wilts .... 1000 nyder/ i it s ..t %lam heater ...bows .... 1000 Sydney "ay. 10 lltose tylninliti van& oar as to unity to pas - nn an,' shippers d las me men pals 1 Prom tunlity and despatch: theT are al the finest and fastest 'newts afloat, balk and tted sweetly for the trade, awl by their rapid peasants have earned a world known repute tion.—For &lien or Pael,fe _ Ntit,to JAIIII3 AMNIA and Li V.... verpool . or to T. it. iLAKIKAY and Co., L Maorgair street, London, LC. Y STEAM 0011MUNIOATION to WEEKLY TOXIL—Tbs LITWOOL. NNW T=e t : e d FERADZLFIIIR STRAY IMF 00XFAICTsIniesd Oak m MI-powered ben Ikreeraleameldne kw eellr . an Quondam' ba li6 "8"• = •" 1=t W T X FOR NNW YOWL CITY OF WARRINGTON, Wednesday, July IL KANGAROO, Wednesday, tS. EDINIWZGR, Wednesday, Awed I. And *two eneeeedlog Wedneeaq. Gmbh penmen le, 17, sad Itl guinea, eeesedlog Se Ikeenunne daens. leeward paw, ridans, tneindlng provedeas eseied. Pareagere *sr Or d sad the Weaken Max beaked leense—Fae twain Wallfx*ls S at Zinyniji u saTa rM i l e rsee .sisek nlree ta Xwersca I ig " Ind MOTT, el, Rlni I , lollClL—These Steamers aall at Cork Harbour, ea both Old. ward &ad bon..ard hashatea, to land and receive Kalb. BRITISH. and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL sTKAM sIIIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to PAIL betoeen LI% LliPlarL an: NEW 1(011K Direct, and be e.l,l LI YERPDDL sod ISiSTUN , the Boston ships onli(zalllng_ . a at HALIFAX to land and revelse passengers and her The following o r o ther sesiels are appointed to 2Ttein Uverpool : for NKR , ' YORK Direct„ July 92. td. KURA. ler SUWON, eaeardap_ , Joky PIIIRIA, for !Mr' TORN Mora* Saturday. knead 4. ( - Taking pasaeugers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be ti &nett mil at Nevi York on hoard R. M. 5.14 Karnak.) Damage money, including ,reward's fee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors, which can be obtained on board:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, £22. second cabla, Lid, To New York, chief shin, Ern second cabin, CM Freight to Halifax, Huston. and New York, £3 per too, and & pre cent. wt. mage. small parcels, is. each and upwards. nese steantehipe have accommodation for a limited member of Mead cabin pas genitive. —For puma or other Information apply to 1. B. Yoord, Broadatevet, London .D. Ow* Bane. awl Pi c de la B o urse, Pares . O. sad J. Barna, Beebarser-semear, Glasgow D sun I% Q1101111110WII; or A aad C. Nisei, 6, Water street, Liverpool. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. GRANO PETE o ODD PILLOWS be NVNIIII,OI-PARI, nest OXFORD —On 71'1141/AY, Judy 17, egCIINAT EXCURSION TRAI V will leave Paddington at 7 a.m., Noma at 7.06 sm., and Toloo at 7 45 a.m., for Culhiun and Oalord. the lame L,y from Oxford at 7.45 p.m., sad AVMs at S area awe mat back, es. el, first clam and 45., covered carriages GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TEN DAYS• EXIT RAION to the WENT of ENGLAND, Bering facilities for visiting Truro. Penance, Land'. End, te. On sATI RDA V. July 21. an EXCUR. 9 ION TRAIN will leave PA GDI NUM,: at a am. awl READING at 9 Nam . for Waage super Marc. Highbri.tgc. Bridgewater, anal Taunton, fates lea awl Ile Tiverton awl Exeter. 225. Id 11/111 11.. , Hansa& and bioleford. 30e. ant a. etarrroo, leawilsh, and Teignmouth, ESA. and IT. , Newton, Toryiny. Paignton, and Tolutss, tit and lore . and Klngehrldge road and Plymouth, Sea and 204. : return. leg on Tuewlay : July 31. Iran Plymouth, at t a.m., and Interme diate stations Jo Is•r 11.1$01111*. Passengers wishing to proceed to any station on tio' Trvotork, Cornwall, or Went l'orutball kali leo $t will be foroobt..l ut I'lytoolith, upon producing their ISlClMr kets with Ist, ad, or ad clan return tickets, available up to the 3oth July, at a angle fare for the double Journey. RUHE Y PRIZES WEDDING and BIRTH DIV I.ltrasENTli —At T. A SINIWION sod Cali stablishment, CA, itegeutatrrst, sad 8, Beak-atesst, n.w h. found unusual attractions and 'novelties of eon 4a. arription, .of the most choice and beautiful ilsolgos, MOW tatiu•Nt cipres..l) for their House, mutable for *edam( and tourth.Loy pros, nts, archery prima, Re —T. A. 10111.80 N and IN). g.. 1.161251111., yearrlicra watch and clock mantifactlnsia, drroodmi case makers. ant Importers of foreign and fancy IMF chat. tip/. Is 6, itessotstrock and 4, lieskstreat, W. A VLUES of GOLD. —W ATHERSTON and 111LioiDEN, for the information of the Public sad their num. I..ns Patrons, beg to make the following annouuceimat re. I gdoling the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the late. rest. or th.. fair trailer awl the politic will be alike protected by thy- ante art 'dation of knowledge on this subjmt. Goad ban distil...l Into 24 parts or carats. It follows that goat of 24 emits flue, Is Ili carats .L 3 ii 4 9 came.. all 10 worth .14 4 114 17 carats.. 3 2 8 CMOS/ .. II ii ' µ - r .mace. 14 carats.. 2 1 74 7 cicala .. 4 9 13 tarots 4 1 3 15 corgis.. 2 1 1 II waft .. 1 311 22 curat e 'BMW 14 cants.. I 6e 6 earata . 17 I stmeined, 317 101 13 carats.. 2 0 4 carats .. 14 2,fr 21 carats.. 914 4 12 estrits.. 2 Id 3 carats .. 10 n 10 carat... 010 tab tt cants.. 1 1 1 t mesa' .. 7 1 19 cants.. a 7 3 le carats.. 1 1 Se 1 carol ... 2 04 llimutostoty, I ti, MairktMmesa, Co ent garden, W.C., Loudoo. mob of anima and Jawetkry hic Is. each. N.E. This laiaMlsrwt Mom M II h the evening, and ou keturdays at 1 o'clock. IaILATL—RICH ARD AITENBOROUGH, Clivrtrolutatteggivalat " sgs "" a• waull6e ififidlie pattern. Thisail patians.ilasses spasm. Per a te . 6 a. LW Par ' I & oz. d &d. ea. ot. E a. d. 112 Table Tork43o •d. 11 • 033 is. d. 14 boa &d. 16 00 12 Ihi. Spoons:3o „ .11 0 034 / ~ .14 60 40 ~ 16 0 0 12 liewrirks 20 • ~ 7 6 8 23i '".612 6 23 • "I i 9 76 12 11 , Spoons 20 I 7 6 tiM I 8128 35 9 76 12 Ira .pooms 10 710 3ln 413 60 4160 14 60 6120 Ihr other m 4111414., for the table at proportlo nudely low prices. NA , t, I li.ut uilver spoons and forts of any pattern, at 7. per et. ELL+ r xi) s I LVER RPOONS AND FORKS wairsated Landes rn.. I, ...a of ioneb asspirlor quality to Qat welly mold by _:,... TAN 4rons per dossa L ti • • /I IT •iS • 0 Tahlr P.Nrks Limed . 1• • 1• • 111 0 071 Waren 88 1•• I• • 1 11 0 Tea Spars _ ._ _. •11 • •IT • 1• 0 A simile article at the mate Ms, ad ail saw wedeltes at equAll) ATTENDOIOI7OI, he., 0.1701D4U.M. W. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to JONII4II, Lowthcratcds—laUatw TsMe Spoons Not itt fa. p.r dvzot Dome Spoons an.l Yorka, ltlr. per dom. Warranted ylateol as pm Nik Ica Silver. SUITABLE WEDDING P RESENTS. —Corn plot' COMES and TILL GET, asbestine pattern. Ma. packed free to any railway on receipt ol a pantellne ardor.— JOY rt. Lowther-arcade. 131PORTANT SALE of first-clam sew and .11 stwonatheod 11/11.377111111-1. DINT and Cu beg to au. amuse to the public that they have purchased the entire Yund. lure of several lame bonne, who Ol. added to their already the larne.t stuck is booby, they are offering at half its real vane, eunwri e los eaites of dining, thatt los, and bed room rope. lo malopeny, walnut. and other woods , mahogany =- room chairs at US. walnut drawing room ditto, in silk, at Jew fkl. : t.loorope dim/of tal.les, at o. iron bedsteada, of ; every other arttele broportomattly cheap. at the Great 'Western Emnitum 3*, 11, 31f, and w, brawfurd.street. Baker +trot : established Y 1 years. Shippers to but climates will find the above stock nosesailed, and are now =Alas the laretst dltylay In Lwolosi of hamftosas brass, iron, and woad bcolsta.t.. all 111te.1 with furniture, sod entire sew purified beds col bedding enniplete, with every esseriptios at hod-room fur. Mime Every Rade is warranted Boob/ ths lowest price la pial it roues. Exchanged or mossy retenied If set ageoreved uL king to any railway Ratko lo the Ithrphoo. A Amp tor p the re et area LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH fuel *it,' mica la Inspect 011 of their ea tend Va PeK of CABFKI I Sit, time deigns and tahrtes suitable to the go, wilt taste: &ISO Silk Dumas, Brocatelion Rep, (Notre., A. .4 tint class msoulatistro ter l/ ev i tm e = mi ll dworation.-3 klip, Wert, and Id arid .rowl, W. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. DROWN SZOTIIII2I6 kay• mom at 'sad complete and smy kind known. Pack up In • mall apace for tenvelllag, and adapted tor boom ass, export nd 7, and Initatitla. Cata logues tree. led. Pleendlliy. DAVIES'S GERMAN WAX CANDLES, la 34.1. per Ib. ; One British wax or opens. Is. IM. Inowyorrot wax, In belitdrir waz, ic dd. ; brit eprrm, 2i.: 1..4A..W. mu. Is OM. • potent span, or MM. Ia OW composite, 1 4. 1 . I +l, 1.441., awl ltd ; metaille for Palmer's bunpn 9d.: 1 . 4 .1M 1 11111. ; dips, did- and 7d. ra'allida ..1/s. ull . 4. per blench, 3s. 9.1 yellow soap, au.. aid Can per 11131.5. ; mottled. SM., .4.1 brown IN. peeps. k. t. . common brows Windsor, Is ; whlts M orLsor. Is 4.1. hoary. Is 4.1. rape. 21. almond, &I. —fur ra.h. et M. I . DAVIT' and MIN'S oltl-estabilated warehouse, 44, ril Muth. same, Ultaring.rnms, Lenders, 111qRECKNELL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND CANULtriI lei with iteglatared Dime Medea entire prevent Um Initterinr ..f ean,Ura whim carried about —IIIWCIC lii ELL, TURN tk, Ns, wax and tallow chandlers and ea* and uU snarckanta. at the lixe Hive, 31 and 32, Haymarket, S.W. JOZEAU'S Cl/PAIIINE or SACCHAItATED Irtal'll/ I .—eop•ifts Judi cutlets are, dosbaleda, the beet r. uiedira• bat its ildo arr of a repulsive taste auf: easel, and • 4 .1. 4 . colicky pain.. nduora., sad gastric disturbance. Y. J• 411 had •ii• r• to rt lidrrind three valuable tbrrapeatte d.,ido Uy tun.. tom. , II there:sling, in Ms COplalllfe, all lb . iir itivr pr•portlet mi• preparate.n bas hens adupt= Itr Paris Ard.lrnsy .1 V. - Aides, alter are than a lb.. trials It. Perin awl the different Lnadoo Itc•pltals, Ai, et. 'I 11..11ms or Guy hartholomes's under tb• ears 01 V. o-r• Lk.) d•.l I.4gron ilArk " idadvt, - sue. eland l• iou, nu copahla• • width it In farm, id a prrtty pink sdort pima, rims a rime is about ell day,. rtthrr I. retrut or illoovisro. 1041 rapool• •. do fd free ky pat, M. fd . at I. dff/.1.A1 a. teen. A chemist. 49, Haymarket, Laden. 22. kw ISternfiu, Parlo and all the idiu•trUsporlduit tberstata. TO the ELECTORS of BRIGHTON. ortyteece.-1 beg to otter myself as a candidate for the honour of an plying the vacancy in your representation occa sioned by the death of your late respected member. I take GA slip hi the conviction that my political opinions are in tweerdisee with those of the great majority of UM constituency. I regret that the question of reform has once more been post poned. It must anon again occupy the attention of parliament. In order that the just expectations of the people on this subject may be satisfied, the franchise must be substantially extended, and decaying towns must yield the right of representation to new sad rising seats of popular Industry. lam in favour of the ballot for I consider that no man ought to interfere with another in the exercise of the franchise. The scant rejection by the House of Lords of the Bill for the Abolition of the Paper Duties I bold to be directly opposed. if not to the letter at least to the spirit, of conaMutional pre. rodent. -- Fi;t; In favour of the abolition n church rate,. I trust that the Ministry will not endeavour to retain, against the lodgment of their best supporters, that most objectionable ciente in the census Bill requiring a statement of religious opinion e . I hav for many years, whilst engaged In the active pursuits of • lismineas life, devoted much of my time to aid in the efforts that have been made to Improve the sanitary and moral con dition of the working classes, and to spread education among all sections of the community. Now that I have greeter Idiom I should, U honoured by your chotee,Jendeavour to promote these and similar ,object* In the wider sphere and with the larger In fluence of a member of the legiaiattire. I would mthawt the drietett economy In our Public Expend tare ; but it sheath be methetent with and tend to the thorough of oar Imes by ma and land . indeed, I think it lEnrorthy 44 the guellten ecempled by England ID the councils of the world that oar silegaman should be debarred by considers- Bowe for our safety bees tenethealy avowing their sympathy with the nations now barakolly striving to attain that oonaUtntiomil !wires which we *Mk nerd es our both en d, sad the makempring of ear mikand_ Megella Your local %tenet& which an fn tact, from the connection of my Welly with your borough, eo nearly identihed with my own, would ever command my watchful attention. I shall take the earliest opportunity of meeting you personally, and can then enter more fully Into the topics that now engage public attention. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, Your faithful servant, &Woe. Aar 1, 1810. PREDPJUCK D. GOLLISMID. Tit PRIORS with GIMULAL iXC, CZ and SON can confidently assert that E. they possess advantages and facilities which andqu beyond the reach of sny other House in the Trade are I enabled offer a REALLY GOOD ARTICLE at • VERY LOW PRICE. to The moat skilful Cutters are employed, and dura bility of material sad workmanship may be relied on. THE BitztPOK E TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is almost daily irtrfrom the beet. Home and Foreign Markets. RIADIr -MADE CLOTH I \ DEPARTMENTS ere tar 'limbed with en immense assortment of goods for all classes sail di occupations . also a great variety of Clothing for 'amass d aIi TVHOSIERY and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT and SHOE DEPARTYINTS, contain a carefullymiseted stock of the best and newest Manufactures. N.B. Should am article not he approved of, A will be ea• ohne* on the maw returned. Omar d AINOKIES and ALDGATI, and Oinuor et NW OXPORD-STIALT. mad EILAT4I7.ELT. eitlelNG for JUVENILES d all and v H ery style rod netertal. at R. NOM WII Comer of IfINORIBB and ALDCIATE. m ind Corner of NEW OXIORD-STILIET and BAIMSTBEET, also Bradford and Shollekl, Yorkshire. GRATIS ON APPLICATION OR POET FREE R itoskia for the Present The Growth of an important Branch of liftlak a n2:l6 .l M Vail for Seltaseasurtment. and list of Masa Also JM piskilibuitl; an elaborate plan of their City Prosaism Cornered wnicoain 21341 ALDOATE, and Corner of NSW 017011LD4TREIT and HART-STBELT, also Bradford and filsellield, Yorkshire. SYDENHAIII TROUSERS, 17e. 61, the cremated malt d eo.ted tree-testle, In the choicest toady doseldas el l sserna. messdlost for the race of mum ladrailas teas sal *IL Walkout le irk* Sa 6d. Osoulsa C.M. 1111.4ANDILL 1110T1111114, ID, Ladsist•bllL QIINIIIIINE and showers--on rue-course, or 14 rdlway, or aea-beaeb—requlre Mae nett, elegant, and Ramatlftilly.tt&erl ALPACA PAU:TOTS and OVERCOATS, of =pa ERS, ..6UL ttern and sham at 10a and Pd.—Made by SAMUEL H IV, Lodger. SYDRNHAIN BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 245. ; School Indianan from 184.-1411. 'sly by tSAIIL EL SIAMIEWS,s. Ludgata.M. SYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, IT. SC arrest Mettea. Made only by SAM ULL norms, s, liadia4•4lll. DATE/44'T SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- SALIIO ,N ODY, M and ('U. 111044 respectfully inform the Melllat r TIM haws her in ral upwards or War TSAIM, sat me load is mower toe purpose with more Rase and *curtly than any other Invention. They will Ammer for Might or lAA Side, requiring no under-strap or any gelling bandage. Persona lo the country are requested to tend the circumference of the body one inch below the hips, and to observe that - lialnin, ably, and CO," la stamped upon the leather case N.P.—A Female attends from 10 till Y o'clock. Ladies are rstinastai to apply at Ilr. Ody's private door. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, wOl moot certainly the eight. Better emit* be made. Steel, with crysta or =VA ; MME w i. ...1 . 111 ea=3s. to 10s. Gold awl Silver sed at variety, at 'easily low prim. Hemel OINK 12e. td. post tree. THOS. 11A Kids sad 110 N. to the loyal Illasoll). opposite the British Mesa= (.ales, Loodoo biabilitted 1;e0. Caution.—No travenere empe3yed. YOUTH and BEAUTY.—The FLEUR DE MOK, or Mown of Youth, • vegetable preparation, so Innocent that It may be applied to au Infant, but yet Imparts the most &adios brilliuncy to any complexion, and renders the bun beautifully soft. prevents and cares all erapYonf, Mad In cases at 6a. and lls. To he had way of LDWAtp DAVIDSON, 44M, West Straxol, over the Meets% Telestuploedles. Descriptive pamphlet tree for two stropa lauditanais by pilotage steams. BATHS d HOYBURG, near Frankfort-on-the- Maine. —RUMMER REASON, 1800. The MINERAL WATER? of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the analyels of the celebrated Professor Llebig, are stimulant, tonic, slterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service In removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation Is defective, assist the pr.:noes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful remedial agents In cueing enlargement of the liver, In affection of the apiCell. ID hypochondria. jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate t4onatinatkin. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced by ineMcieucy of the digestive function., the must happy results have been obtained from them. The deb racy of the eaters le more especially recognised by those who drink them at their source; fur then the invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene. and perfect ale street Mu from the cares of the world, concur in minting the action of the medicinal beverage. The forests, which encircle Homburg with their beautiful sane, are intersected by roads and ridings, that sifted ea.) and pleasant accem to the Feldberg, Elizabeth's Rock, Luther • Oak, end all the pictureeque points of the Taunus. The maguincent Casino. which, In the beauty of its arehitecture, the judicious dietribution of its apartments, and the richness el Its decorations, surnames every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhin, contains saloons for balls and concerti, se elan fur the games of 'Create et quarante and Roulette: the former is ',Weil with the half Resit, and the latter with one Zero, the daily venture of the Bank at the Trento et Quarsnte table is flied at twelve thousand pounds, and the maximum stake le funr hundred anti eighty pounds. Among the other aF tractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading room. liberally furnished with Berman. French, English, ki tten. Russian, Belgian and Dutch journals; • coffee-room In the Olympic style of decoration. a divan for the enjoyment of a cigaa, 'petting on to • fine terrace, peend with asphalt a grand dining-room, where there is • table tektite A la Venni:aim twice • day, at ORR arid at use o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated M. (bevel, of Parts, who to the lessee of the re. treshment department of the Kurhaus. An excellent orcheetre performs three times a day: in the morning at the Wells, in the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the evening in the grand hall-room ; it numbers forty-three masiciaus, altiollt whom the Meyers Pupils and Ai hlntimin a, leading horn players of the Italian 4 opera In Paris, and NI. Delpr, h - Coniet , tf Parie,areipecially worthy of mention. Concert., lolls, mil fetes of 'cried description, succeed each other uninterruptedly. The Directors shrink from no sacrifice in endeavouring to render this watering-place aa delightful as pmaible to its visitors. With this view they have rented 50.000 seem of Held ant. forest, abotinding In red deer. roe. Mute, and feathered game . extensive preserves when the grand tonnes are held at the clime of the winter season : and ample sporting room for the lovers of angling. The ('salvo of If onilinnt is the only entablhhincrit of the kind that has hitherto enjoyed the pri vilege of remaining open the whole year through ; and it Is thus that by the continuation of its play, its ball. , i:s concerts and theatre, and ate entering parties throughout the winter seaa , a, It attracts a nurneroint and select circle of visitors from all parts of Europe. The journey from Loudon t• Ilenaburn, by way of eulueme. %eyelike, and Frankfort, Is perionned In 30 hones, Horelnint being only one hour's journey bia a Frankfort by the mall, or by rail and MUMMA, Ac. In a Pre wseka the I.ev rail. road running direct from Frankfort to Healer/ will be opened, and the Journey will MIR be performed he inlantes. TRULY IFTIOACIOUS and MILD. Dr. mom 121.10478 sad LIVIZ PILLO . p ultimata/ lieresalal laprodlent, trout the swipe l;7M L. ion Pills 0111 he lomat invaluable to all vb. swag bilious sad liver csemplalnta, indigestion, mind, discinea of the eyes. de. 1 , or habitual cos. rarsad as • Wally aperient medicine. they are :slily nee end to their operation and grateful to the .t mach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole Rename syskos.—ikad by moot draniata In heart Is MI. and ft. oil iamb. be acre to ask for L. gull's kalseue sad PILL The genuine are a square cram wins, with it Williams Lsshaai, 711, jaawil4arait." engraved.. tlesseo‘ununtnt amp, Tad trap fee Tworeiera EETRAOE.DINARY DISCOVERY of an entirely NSW =NOM' el CUItING IIIBLASE, heir the recerded ie rrien " =ripedairsettoe in meetsita* error el re actualof the m a nia :26mm irserefen tiraminnesil NEW LOCAL REAM Min, rib d Orsellatitnel Treatment not yet =Nreser ern by re inedied faculty of the With& at wroth have been inertly introduced into Instasd. Pent bee is nave el ewe stamps to defray pot.tage, tc , by W. HILL, lir, Y.L. No. 27 Alfred.place, Bedfordequar eenaultatlons Iran Miran till Tho, 4.4 aka he Neening. 1. , ! ,, 4 r_ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1860. A RGYLL ROOMS, Great Wind mill - Ploesdilly. Licensed poorasot to Act of NOTICIL—A nogisincent WOKING SALOON ol di ded to Itrtabilassast, Opso every Evening with the MONOTT3= 4 , otesdnoted try Masa lomoite, chef-d'orchestre to the Ispoissm. Opso at [(o'clock. Admission In NOTION,. —WINE Sand SPIRITS at RRDIMRD DIMBEL—A. BROUGH'S revised list of prima, with Dr. Hamra repeat, poet free oa application. Clark Inn ordinairt, batMt included.. per dozen ]as. Still Mobi lo Hoek or Household Hurry I t 20a Household Net ad charged 2aL Per d°u= ' 1 20 n South African ad Awry 20n. and 241. South African Madeira and Aroontillade 241. Gin, tall demob. lla Pd.: Burgundy Brandy, 16a. per plias Hollands, the very Imi, Ik. per one dozen case. Samples of say Isar of the above on receipt of SO stamps. Telma omit —A. BROUGH, 29, Strand, London. SANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced IV. (Ti paid to say station to lrilsad), supplied tress . NUNN sad SONS, we, spirit, sad liqueur merchants L . 4. of II Taws purveyors to the lion. Society or Lincoln's-o.a), 11, lamb s Condedtelowl, W.C. Prom the wood, Ws. mud 1110.25 e domes : older wftso, MIL, 485.. 614.. yen' aloft= eill. Oft. Tila, &a, to 1166.: PtussrUn's Sherries, sound wimp, Wt. W SIR.. slimier. Wii., ilft. , au, 4.91. ; Mo., !La i MIL : old Beat IftWis, Oa ; ditto Madeira. SO. : Wi, pardsatm, Ili. ; 81. Jam. .m.Pk • St. Ditephe, 30. =dome, nimbi trout 40.. to 106 s. Priced hellos appli. QTEVENEI and 130__Iii, Wine and Spigir "o obrata.—%.llll3lll and OCILONIAL & of gag pa Peuiegaaud Ps following, viz. :—Ppaili allk s talla 401.; nag strength. 10s bd. Is Pa Minim V ill itlu 14. : finest quanig, p6Bs, M pr gala& MOW, van anperior Wilma, lba per gam. 1111 piss bits d "Imre all uplifts tree by Mg on applicatim TOMO* eallL -7 8. likilofelsi• , street Within. _ IaARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON ?AP. 1.11 No renting requird. Nome , ' ilmalmareegearsima 41.4 d. BARLOW'S PAMorT CASK lITANA—Na wall Of Milleallit diNarbed la tilting . will repay Its coat a ltuadrodbid. ?Mom ilk BARLOW/1 AUTOMATON CINDER 1 111 1 1 . 1*.-ATONWIIIet to gave oae ion of coalnparpaer. Price lla ad. Byportap BAstoirs ITILLLTINO MEAT rasa a larige=t v • r wra 41;11 sod save igen of , 00a i l p ee year. OM them In perfection. By all mean, see Its actioa eiplakeoL Price e.., 75., go. N.B. Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, 14, Um Maim etre* slnn-house, inventor and patentee. Bee Owl Ms ease sad address to on every article all others are ',aim hallationa—Eatablished 1810. PiENT and CHKAMIST TEAS and a:ma la INGLAND an at WI lima to to al MUDS NM Co., T. Marchaato, 8, 11186 3 , City. Good dam vital Oologoo Tos, fa M. b. VOL, la, 4.1., sad la ; rah loadhotte. fo, al., la 104., tra la Tat sad to Ow vase of Ola said arrlago trap to taw railway or fookot tows la togload. • riot MUSS taw. lagan at pima •11 polo offlost boo Italia lea cake of an . BY lIXR RAPIDITY'S ROYAL LETTER. 9 PATENT. R. A. ESICI'LL, Surgeon-Dentist, 8, Y..owee ti mariner Note inventor and Patentee. Iliat i 0u tomtit/ In the adaptation of ARTIFICIAL r upon a novel, Wales, and unfailing principle, whereby stn sot of teeth lasts a ligethne, and a second, or reserve seL is Meson aaty. The absorption of gum, Arising cannily or ftegi4ei traction of mote, teeth, dm., is provided for by tbis which 'I'M'S) , 'equine the adinsttnent of tie case—esally and without &minim, it. Raddmta abroad or in the mentry will derive the utmost - advantage tram teeth of this constratilon. Mr. Eakell does not grant licenses to use his patent, which can only he obtained at his residence, 8, Lower Grosysnoretteet, where the medical protesdon, nobility, gentry, and the public may are apetimens and obtain every information. Teeth stopped with gold and Mr. Babel's osteoplutie enamel, which perms. aridly retains the colour of the natural tooth..tc., Cc. All con sultations free. Charges strictly moderate. Lower Grosvenor street, and Bennett's-kW, Birmingham. DAVIESON'S EVERLASTING TEETH, of such exquisite beauty and tech admirable lit that nature appears to have made good the ravages of time, disease, it do or accident, at 10e. per tooth, which Wee can only be dad D y expensive monottaip. Daviesons Liquid Enamel, I ping decayed teeth without pain, is enamel white, and i t; ever. Attardspoe from Ten till nix. 448, greet Strand, n, over the Etectric Telegraph Mee. Consultatioua tree. Ileserip• the pamphlets free by poet, two stamps. g TEETH, 1880 . — Post tree, three etantpe, a 1 TREATISE EXPLAINING Messrs. GAM/LEES WOE /ANT IMPROVEMENTS in ARTIFICIAL TEETH and FLEX IDLE CORAL= GUMS, whereby one set will wear looser than three ordinary ones ; and being fitted without springs wires, or metals, and without any operation, prove a valuable dcaidaratum to all who have cession for the dentist's services. None but pure bret-clue materials and workmanship employed, while, the expense is even less than half the ordinary casts—To be obtained only of Messrs. Gabriel, dentists to the Prince Dottalana, eats. bUsbed 1816, ass diploma 110, Regent-street, V i ic r at s Matt's,. and SI and St, lahate-hlll. City. " The a/ oblal male by ealarlers ovum render it pee-eminently and the nearest approach to perfection yet attained.'-Gleaner. " Gabriel' a treatise should be read by all who value health their system will save lunch money and more annoyance.' —Morning Herald. For obvious meson it is necessary particularly to note the name, and that the entrance to the City establishment is up the private purge between Benson, the silversmith's, and the State Fire Insurance Office. Liverpool : IS4, Doke-4 mat RIMMELI3 PERFUMERY. —The exquisite perfumes—lllrnmel's bouquet, Newt African dowers, Rift Volunteers' bouquet, Jockey Club, etc., are the most fashionable for this season —t MIMIC, perfumer to her Majesty, and privileged purveyor to the Queen of Spam To be Mot at the home 'manufactory, fie, Strand: City branch, SA, Corn hilt, London; retail branch, 17, Bonhisre dm Italians, PIMA • wholesale branch, Ls, Calle 40 la Blanterk Madrid. riIt)URISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the -I- Seaside, and others, exposed to the sun and dust, will end R. WLANDfr KALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, dispelling the cloud of !Annum. and relaxation, allay ing ail heat and irritability, and immediately intoning the plow ing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin. 'Freckles, tan, spots, pimples, flushes, and discolours: tion, fly before Ida application, and give place to purity of com plexion, with the giow of beauty and of bloom. In caws of sun burn, or stings of Insects, its virtue* have long been acknow ledged. Price as. dd, and da. 6d. per bottle. Sold by A. ROW LAND and SONS, 40, kiattougarden, and by chemists mid per fumers. Ask for Rowlands' Kslydor. THE LONDON REVIEW AND WEEKLY JOURNAL Cnsdnetad by Mans Mac Kay, LLD. Threepence. IV NRY ISATURDAY.—R. LIU* Manager. 11. SeuthamptanAireet. itrand. Just published. New and improved Edition, price One Shill Log IIRE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being a Series of Papers, presenting the most prominent and important Practical Points In the Treatment of the Disease. By F. H. Reiman, M.D., Y.R.C. P., and late Senior Physician to the Royal Infirmary for Diseases of the (.'hest, dm Also, by the roe Author, price 10s. ad., A TREATInE on ASTHMA and DISEASES of the HEART. ... . L , uduu : Long a., erovu, Ores, i d Bol,crU.. MANIDDROUGH-STIIIIT, W., we the Pantheon. CIILVERWELL, M. R. 0.8., LM., LB. A., D .... Londe*. can be consulted daily (only u aborei, upon all - of Nerves, Debility, involaidsry Blushing, Palpitation, Ines of Mee.aey Incapacity, Spenatarrhaia, Sterility, Cauteri sation, and Just publkoad, au entire new and Original Work, entitled _ _ Bymapila • Ms Pflysioloi; and Anatomy of our Generation— The Or . d Illeasee—llymptoma, Treatment, and (we. Pries la nob •, post, 13 stamps, open ends ,18 sealed. To he had at Mr" or the Aothor. as shore. Dr. Culverwell Osesultlng Assistant, and sole aneessaar to his late brother. Z. J. advarwell. ILD. THE RIGHT TO DISDAIN. How shall I gain The right to disdain! The right to look down With • saint-like frown Ilion sorrow and sin! How shall I win The right to scorn My brother forlorn, Or pass him by With reproving eye, As much as to my, " Get unt of the way, " And taint me not " With the poison spot " That comes from thy heart, thy faze, thy brow " To me, much holier than thou!" Were I far more bright Than the heavenly light, More pure than the snow Where the glaciers grow, And as undefiled as a little child Lead and forgiven And gone to heaven, I should not The right to edain, Or to stand apart From my brother's heart, Or turn my face From a sinner's place, Or breathe one word of hate or scorn To the wickedest wretch that ever waa born. —Chas. Mackay, in The London Reeky. RIPER SPORTS AT THE CRYETAL PALACE—From the great number of entries for the athletic sports and games on the occasion of the distributioo of prises of the National Ride Association, on Monday last, it was found impossible to conclude the series ss announced. It has been arranged that those not decided shall be competed for next Monday afternoon, at five o'clock, when there will also be other prizes for similar sport. and exercise', in competition for which entries will be received from ride volunteers up to Monday morning. To enable visitors to withal , " the owe without crowding for inconvenienes • roped e will be erected on the pound. FROM LAST KIM'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPT& FREDZRIC GEORGE ORCHARD and 010101 FRZDIRICI MERINO. ros, Brick Luke, St. Luke's, rick cloth and tent manufacturers, to surrender July ES and August 28 at 12, at Basinghalletreet. Da, Underwood, Chancery-lane off. assig., Lee, Alderman. bury. ObeAR Runsaft, Martin's-lane, Cannonstreet, merchant, July 24 at Ili, and August 21 at 12, at Basinglialletreet. Sol., Billing, - ling-street, Cheapside ; off. wig., Lee, Alder. manbury. THoll AS PORTED, Beauvoir-plane, Kinpland, chair and cabinet maker, July 28 and August 28, at 1, at Basinghalletreet. Soh.. Start and ilway Gresham-street ; off. wig., Lee, Aidermunbury, PHILIP W ARMLET. THOMAS HANDICRELIT. and FREDERIC% HAM 'MULCT, Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufacturers, July 26 and August 16 at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Mews. Red fern, Leek, and Collis and Ure, Birmingham ; off.. wig., Kin ow, Birmingham. ARIIII7I BELLAIRE HARMES and WAIJORD ARBOUDI HARRIES, . . 111titiraeTroui; timbm menbante , July 2{ and Augut El, at n, at Brittol Court. Bola, Rees and Davies, Haverfordwest, mad Edwards and Balder, Bristol ; off. wig , Miller. Bristol. 011natIts to: Styr, Exeter, inassonan, July 90 and AU41009 26, at 11. at Exeter Court. 801., Willeaford, Exeter ; !lintel, Exeter. JA"MMANDIR ALIXAMIAL Exeter, china dealer, Jul 16 and August 50, at 11, at Exeter Court. Sol., WilUderd, Exeter ; off. male., flirted, Exeter. WILIJAK 0F.0110.1 YOllll4, Bangor, Carnarvonahlre, brewer, July 04 and August 14, at 11 at Liverpool Court. Bola, and Wynne, Livealu Roberta and Co., Banger !V. ▪ Cagenote, i t Jinnitteif Wutus, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine and spirit mer chant, July 19 sad Amulet 15, at 12, at Newcastle-upon- Court. Sole, Vincent, Lamb's-Mindless, Temple. and 14eweastie.npou.Tyne ; off. maim, Balm, n Ty Newcastle /ass Tama 10013100 M, satlord, Lanceakireoottou mad cot- toewaste — tlealerdaty and Amin* it, at IL atanchester Court. Sol. Boute, Maftheeter off. em g., Mamma, Man- Lulu, Pendleton, Laneuhlre, grocer. July 27 and August • 39, at 12, at Manchester Court. doL, Book, Manchester ; ott, aulg., Heruaman, Manchester. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. iCIRSALIAN 7 kIXMITID;', July 11, .t Easinshallatreet, order for grinding up. AWTRALIAN LAND AND MIMI/310N COMPANY (UMTai), July 11, at Raalughallatreet, toappoint official liquidator. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS—AT PORTEGAIATIULET. INFORI MI. OOMMINNIONFR LAW. _ . _ July 2S, S. M. Odes, siritlo;T • July V. W. M. Ruck, Church.terrace, Kentlah-town, clerk at the Easton Railway Station—J. Shoppee, Adam's-terrace, Cam den-town, gaalitter—E. Grigg, College-street, Camden-town, e 2 salesman. ei July 2S. 0. P. Hutchison, Crown-place, Mile-end-road, extra landing clerk at St. Katharine Docks—H. Cash, New-road, Whiteehapel.road, furnishing Ironmonger. BUM!' ■L 001111189IptISR ?4IC RT.!. July 24. C. "iiiinps, — FrVcriaslZ. - iiiieenctrosd, OD. graver—J. H. Livingston, High-hill, Upper Clayton, Licensed vic tualler. July 27. W. Lisiett, ben., John's-place, Albany-road, Camber well, hay salesman-8. Middleton, Devonshire.street, Blooms bury. Journeyman coach.painter—A. F. Watt, St. George-street, Peckham, clerk in the Custom bonze. July 2 4. J. Hughes, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, dealer in marine stone—S. Fisk, Great Charlotte-street, New-cut, shop fixture dealer—C. Low!, Masolis-avenue, Coleman-street, City. tailor— J. Held. Sams' Coftee.house, strand, clerk. July 30. J. Riven, Great Marylebonewtreet. plumber. DECLARATIONB or DlviDirde. JO= Per and Westminster Liverpool ; and Willow-walk, Bermondsey, array contractors 4th dividend of lid., July 16, and any subsequent Monday, at Cannank, Basineffiall-street. THOMAS Diann, Jon., Nottingham, upholsterer-2nd dividend of 1}(1, July 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Sankt& STEVENSON. Leicester, dealer in yarns-Ist dividend of ts 4d., July 10. and three subsequent Mondays, at Hants's, Nottingham. OgOlOg CASn.li BINGHAM, Nottingham, boot manufacturer-1d dividend of 4e., July 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. JOSHUA ETRI, Sheffield, grocer-2nd dividend of lifd., and Ist and Snd dividends on new proofs of 4s. 61d., any Tuesday before August 11, at Brewin's, Sheffield, JOHN TAtton, Sheffield, auctioneer—lst dividend of bd., any Tuesday before August 11, at Brewin's, Sheffield. Janus cage, Chesterfield, boot maker-14 dividend of b. any Tuesday, at Brewin's, Sheffield. 80/int WALE= kseparate estate), Sheffield, builder-Ist divi dend of 3s. 241., any Tuesday before August 11, at Brewin's, . JOHN LYONS. Sheffield, steel manufacturer-2nd dividend of 11., and Ist and Ynd dividends on new proofs of tic, any Tuesday before August 11, at ftrewin's, Sheffield. konsirr CARR separate estate', Sheffield, glass manufacturer -Ist dividend of Ba, any Tuesday before August 11, at Brew's'''. . J Aims WOOD, Manchester, cheese factor—.2nd dividend of July ft, and any subsequent Tuesday, at ?meet's, cheater. DIVIDENDS. August 3. L. Cook. Or - Jii Tatu — b - ritige-street, Hackney-road, boot manufacturer—August & H. Harvey, Hatton-garden, Hol born, lamp manufacturer. CIIITIFICATES to be granted, unless came be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. August 3. L. Cook. Great Cambridge-street, Hackney-read, bout manufacturer—August 3. H. Harvey, Hatton-garden, Hol born, lamp manufacturer—August 7. W. Smith, South Shields, Durham. shipowner—August 0. O. H. Walton, Somerton, isomer setaldre. Unendraper—August 6. J. Yates, Oldbury, Worcester shire, grocer—August 7. Sophia Anne Aulton, Nottingham. smallware dialer—August 6. J. Slater, Leeds and Oultou, York shire, stonemason—August 6. K. Noble, Northoirrun, Yorkshire, Joiner. PAKINKREHIPS DISSOLVED. . E. J. Riolgwa - y7ndr L. J. ALlVrti7n,llanley, Staffordshire, earthenware manufactureni—lL Lawrence and J. Edwards, Wel liannlVlltafrowTtiriler leek, t' S i ti r— J. 11"" re, gu m en n- , iri j iar li ss oward, rega jun ds ./. Howard, juu., and W. Howard—J. Driver and L Fletcher, Brad fool, Yorkshire, cotton dyers—K. R. Daunt and J. Wilson, Old Broad street, City, bill brokers—R. Moser, F. Moser, Masse, IL Moser, and 11. J. Moue, High-street. Southwark, and Dow gak-s hart, Upper Thames-street, merchants, so far ea regards it. Moser—T. tarter, gen., and T. Carter. Jun., Chester. builders —W. Madders and J, J. Haney Manchester, embroiderers by mitehloery —I. Warner and C. W arner, Winchester. Hampshire, attorney.—W. Butler, W. B. James, and B. Barker, 13road.street. buildings. City, whir merchants—P. H. Bailey andJ. 0. Stewart, Liverpool, COEII merchants—W. Radgard and W. E. Wilson, Lin coln, brewers—T. Barker and W. C. Mullenger, Besides, Suffolk, Ironmongers—C. Belem and J. R. Lee, Backinghamotreet, Strand, wineyort—W. W. Kettleweli, B. A. Dabble and J. N. Batten, Catena* and Manchester, so far as regards R. S.. Drabble— J. SI. Robson and C. Soul. Lawrence-lane, Cheapalde—J. Lucas and D. Taylor, Haddonfield, and Lockwood, Yorkshire, plumbers , A. Laaearldi, G. P. Learn% C. P. Laeenrldl, and E. Morris, Man ' cheater: London: Leeponl ; and Marseilles, merchants, so far as regards IL M . Simpson and T. Daws, Strand, hotel keepers—W. Cook, Y. Cook, 0. Howes, W. Hocken, W. C. Bird, and C. Cole, lian4aslar--J. Burlingtuuu and J. J. Burlingham, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocers—J . Jones and S. Charksworth, Nottingham. tea deslers—J. A. Hankey, T. Hankey, W. Wilson, G. Hankey, B. Hankey, and B. A. Hankey, Mincing-lane, City, merchants, so far as regards B. Hankey. SCOTCH BEQUEBTEATION. ANDRtW MURRAY, Edinburgh, hotel keeper, July 17, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. Dovrumn-arrnarr, Jinx 9.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be issued, under the great seal, appointing the Leal Bishop of Montreal and hie Inc. censors to be Metropolitan Bishops of Canada.—Gazettc DowNtnn-wrnr.tr,..luut ll.—The Queen bus been pleased to appoint Archibald Paul Burt, Eaq., to be Civil Commissioner and Chairman of Quarter Sessions for the Colony of Western Australia ; Francis Spencer Wigley, Es q., to be Attorney-Genesal for the Island of Saint Chris topher ; John Palmer Esq., to be Treasurer for the Island of Saint Lucia ; and MacNamara Dn., to be Treasurer for the Island of Deminies—Oardte. . ----- SYMPATHY WITH GASIBALDI. Meetings Are held almost daily in different parte of the country to sym pathiee with I Mrilialdi and his cause. In Glasgow the sub scriptions are coming in rapidly. The North Brifialt Daily Mail yesterday says :—" The committee forwarded Imo. ther 200 f. on Wednesday, being the eighth weekly remit tance—making a total of I,ssoL—from this locality. The subscriptions received during the past week include 100/. Iron, 'a lady,' being her third subscription. When we mention that this lady had previously subscribed 1501., making a munificent total of 2501., our readers will perceive bow real and true is her sympathy for Garibaldi and the cause of Italian freedom. We regret that the modesty which usually is the handmaid of feminine greatness and goodness. should have induced this noble-minded lady to request the committee not to publish her name. However_ we are guilty of no Farhat when we state that the name belongs to one of the oldest and most respected families in the Scottish baronetage, having estates in the north and also in Lanark. shire. In the note to Mr. Kempt, the tresaurer accompa laiiing the subscription, she says --` She earnestly ;rusts that bidden nest triumph will be the downfall of the exe crable Neapolitan Nero. Garibaldi, in his glorious enter prise, has the earnest wishes el every true Christian for his 'success.'" HUltDftlt Or A SUFFOLK biII..rri•Mart.—PORTS YOUTH, FRIDAY.—A private of the Suffolk militia artil lery, named John Wic kham, was Lilt night murdered in Portsmouth by a fish hawker, named David Mullins. It appears that Mullins went into the Golden Bell public house, in St. fifitry'selreet, in company with three other men, and commenced a convereathm about gunnery. Shortly afterwards the deceased entered the lame house, and Mullins taunted him with not understanding his call ing, at the same time using very offensive language. Wick ham replied that he (Mullins) could not teach him, and the latter then knocked himdown upon the floor, and was in the act of repeating the assault when • waiter, named White, hearing a scuffle. rushed into the mom, _and seised both his hands. While so doing, the fellow kicked his victim violently on the forehead, and he died in • few minutes afterwards, the skull being fractured. Mullins then hastily left the house, but was pursued, captured, and banded over to the custody of the police. An inquest is appointed tobe held tonight, before the borough coroner. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published • set of /Stereoscopic Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of Rt. George's, Whwhow In are of remarkable merit. TM depth of lows dirk ergennades, whit Ilse mystic obecnrttiea and acci dental flashes of Utak le tendered with • fidelity to nature tin equalled by anything we have ever seen In stereoseopea."—Athe mourn, June Si, IMO "Highly Interesting and valuable."—Dally News. The series complete in seat free on receipt of • post- Mee order for S7s, or two samples for L. id. Wholesale and for erportatlon—Prederle Jones, 146, 01.fordsOrwit, London, nearly opposite Bond-atreeC.—Adrertheasant, (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL CONGRESS. The following is the order of the proceedinHgs at the fourth session of this congress, to be held at Somer. s in et-house, London, on Monday, July 16, and five follow. g da : Mon ys day, July 16, quarter to 3 p.m.—Preliminary meet ing in the large room of King's Came Somerset-house ; the Right Hon. the President of the Boa , rd of Trade in the chair. The following special Meaner will be traniacted 1. Appointment of officers of the Cowes". 2. Adoption of Mons for the general meeting and the sections. 4 m.:p. General meeting in the large hall, College. His Royal iI . WnLIMIS the Prince Consort, Pros Went of the Congress, will deliver his inaugural address, and declare the Congress to be opened for ordinary business. Quarter past 5 p.m.: The sections will meet in their respective rooms for the appointment of their officers. Tuesday, July 17, 10 a.m.—The sections will meet is their rooms to consider the propositions set forth in the e. His Royal Highness the President of the K e trreis ia has signified his intention of visiting each of the sections during the morning. Two minutes to 5 p.m. : General meeting in the large ball, King's College. The official delegates from foreign states will commence their reports on the progress of statistics in their respective countries. Wednesday, July 18, 10 a.m.—The tedious will meet in their rooms to discuss the p sodomy other matters which may be referred to them. 2 to 5 p.m.—General meeting in the large ball, King's College. The reports of the official delegates will be completed, and auy reports which may be ready from the sections will be received. Thursday, July 19, 10 a.m.—The sections will meet in their rooms. 2to 5 p.m.—General meeting in the large halt King's College, to receive reports from the sections. Friday, July 7k, - 10 a.m.—The sections will meet in their rooms. 2 to 5 p.m.: General meeting in the large hall, King's College, to receive report. from the sections. Saturday. July 2l.—The order of proceedings on these days will be determined by the progress made by the sec tions in the discussion of the programme. l'ailiculan will be duly announced. The programme (of which there will be an English and a French edition) will be delivered to the members of the Congress on Monday, the 16th inst., between the hours of 10 and 4, at the office of the Organisa tion Commission, Registrar General's-office, Somerset house • or in the entrance hall, King's College, at the time of me eting. The rooms of the tedious are as follows :—First Section— Judictal Statistics : at the apartments of the Geological Society, Somerset-hous e ( upper round. Second Section — Sanitary Statistic s: s College, in the library ( fi rst door). Third Section— ndustrial Statistics : Gaol 'cal Society's apartments (lower room). Fourth Bectio mercial Statistics: Entrance at the apartment" of the Royal Society of Antiquaries. Fifth Section—Census— Army and Navy StaWtice : Royal Society of Antic series. Sixth Sec tion—Statistical Forms, Uniformity in Weights, &c.: King's College (first floor). Reception Room—At the Marsden Library, King's College. The undermentioned establishments will, by the kind permission of the respective authorities, he open to the members of the congress on production of their cards of membership :—British Museum : The reading-room daily. from 16th to 21st July. Mr. Paniszi will be happy to receive a large party, by appointment, to inspect the most inte resting objects in the collection. Sir John Soant's Museum, 13, Lincoln's-inn-fields : Daily, between 10 aml 4. Royal College of Surgeons, museum and library of, Lincoln's-inn fields : Daily, between 10 and 4. Greenwich Hospital, including the Painted Hall and Chapel : Daily. United Service Institution, Whitehall-yard : Daily. Royal Geo vaphical Society, 15, Whitehall-place, Map-mom and ' Library : Daily, except Saturday, between 11 and 4. India. . office Museum, Leadenholbstreet : Daily, between 11 and 4. Zoological-gardens, Regent' s-park : On Sundays, July 15 and July 22. St. Bartholomew's Hospital : Daily. King's College Hospital : Daily. ' Members wishing to visit any other institution will obtain the necessary permission on application to the there tittles of the congress. meet for loans in the market, could remove a portion of that competition, they (the go vernment) would be able to borrow their money on more advantageous terms. and he believed if government It was announced that the next monthly meeting would he held pro bread, and that the business to be brought for ward at the neat meeting would be taken at the meeting in September. SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCHESTER--FRIDAY. GOODWOOD STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Gridiron (off t 9to 2) 10 to 1 Satellite (t) 11 to 1 Avalanche (t) 12 to 1 Teeher (t) 100 to 7 Stapleton (t) 100 to 6 Flitch (t) 100 to 4 Peoclorowna (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 2 apt Butterfly (t) 6to 1 Umpire (t) ST. LEGER. 7 to 2 apt Thormanby (t) 4to 1 The Wizard (t) PONTEFRACT RACER.-FRIDAY. THE CAME:FORD STALER of 5 eon. each, with 25 sore. added ; for 2ieoldae y at ; 3-yr-olds, 9st ; allowances 4Uld penalties. T.Y.C. 10 auba.) M O'Hara's Tattoo, Itataplan, 2 yrs, eat. . 'J. Doyle, 1 Colonel Towneleya Dosfoot, 2 yrs, 7st 21b ..(J Ibloo'nm) 2 Mr. Mnitston's Meyerbeer, 1 yrs, est lib Madden 3 Mr. J. Ogballw's Istrootthsr• 1 We. IN 111,21. Orlaashaw - 4 Mr, Henry's The Pedlar, 3 yes, 313 , (IT • Bholkiluro I Tug BeDswornt WILTII Cur of 50 son., for all ages; winners extra. Gentlemen riders ; professional; 51b extra. One mile. (11 subs.) Lord Derby's 111rdbolt, by ChanUeker, 4 yrs, 10st Sib, - Inc Mb extra) (Aldcruft) 1 Mr l'Anson's Beethoven, list 414 (the blb et( :Ashasall) 2 Mc. Jackson's Breeze, sired, list tab (Mr. J. W. Pearl) 3 Mr Kirby's Secret Treasure, 4 yrs, fast 101 b Mr. Brynlon) 4 6 Mr. Thompson's Cambondo, 3 yrs, 9st 41b ,Mr.. Mr. Harrlsosie I by Angar—Nsaski yrs, Illst 71b n ir c i l a " e l ;', (Wseceneil IS -:- - - .. . . __ - _ - THE PONTEFRACT HANDICAP of 10 SOTl.o4El3,if r ip and 3 only if declared, with 60 added. Winners extra. One mile. (20 subs.) Mr. V, hitehead's Greta, by Voltigenr, S yrs, 71t Slb, I. Snowden! t Mr. J. Cliff's Lustre, 4 yes, 84 llb inc. 61b extra,. 3. Osborne) Mr. J. Osborne's Wildman, S yrs, Sat inc. 101 b extra;, .Challoner) 3 The following also ran : Prelude, Brown Holland, Oithe rine, Sir Harry, Swertha. Edmund Kean's number was exhibited, but the horse did not go to the post. THE CASTLE PLATE (HANDICAP) of 3010 TE. for all veg. Winners extra. The winner to be sold by auction for 30 love. T.Y.C. (13 subs.) Mr. J. Osborne's Wessel, 4 yrs, let Slb •Clialloner, 0 t Mr. Smith's Necklace, 2 yrs, sat 12Ib (Inc Mb extra; 3. Hop,/ 0 2 Mr. Bancrett's Tiddlreincks, S yea, lit (H. Getlaskaw Camphor also ran. THE PARE HILL 9TAKER of 5 sous. each, with 50 added, for two-yr-olds ; oohs, 84 71b ; fillies, 84 31b. Allowances and penalties. T.Y.C. (20 subs.) Yr. Henry's Versimmetn.alcht, by the llyint Thatch man, Set Mr. Bowes's Lucienne, list Mb Mr. J. Wilidasts Glen Stewart, let 41h (Vilthington) 3 Sir. Jones'. Charing.crosa, Pat 71b Osborne) 4 The following also ran :—Black Diamond, bro to Riosber, and Impetuous Bess. THE INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 25 DOTE, added to a sweep stakes of 3 soya. each, for tiio.yr•olds and upwards. Two yr-olds. 7st ; three, 84 101 b ; four, 9st nb ; five and up wards, 9M 131 b. Optional selling weights. T.Y.('. Mr. Boblusou's Camphor, by the Cure, 2 yes, Set 7th 201.) (J. Doyle) Mr. Thompson's Laird o the Dale, 6 yrs, Set 61b, (201.`. (T. Thompson) 'I Mr. J. Osbernel Honeymoon, 3 yrs, 74 Mb, 361.) (Chamber', 3 ABINGDON RACES.-FRIDAY. TEE STAND PLATE, at 60 son, for all ages. Half • mile. Mr. C. Forruby's The Speaker, by Filbert, 4 yrs, tist 100. 'Plumb) 1 Lord Coventry's Venetia, 3 yni, 7.4 71b ...'Cubtor.ce) 2 Mr. Payne's Queen of the May, 3 yrs, let 71b ..,Edwards) 3 The following also ran : Cluanoine, Greenwich Pair, General Havelock, Apponllo, Jeddah, Mayfield, Prince Gallica, Boisterous, Podarces, Diva, and My Uncle. THE CULliall STAUB of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added. One mile and three quarters. (18 subs., 10 of whom pay 2 soya each.) Mr. B.axon's Defoodw, by Melbourne, 4 yrs, aet 61b 711) extra) Mr. T. Stevens's Bonn, Mae, 3 yrs, eat ,, Pearson) 2 Mr. Illlns's Eassansrator, 4 yn, 7st 4111 ... (W. Morn') 3 Mr. Willnmes Mavourneen, 4 yrs, en life (Hibbard) 4 Mr. W. Williams's Norton, 3 yrs, alt 114 , Wat 44) 5 THE ABINGDON STAINS of 15 sova each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 84 10:b ; Silica, bet nb ; allowances and penalties, U. T.Y.C. (three quarters of a mile). (10 subs.) Mr. Mellon's Sporting We, by Prime Minister, Set Mb ,Snowden) Mrs. Osbaldestona Maid of Peru. Set 414 ((nstance) A HANDICAP Swear of 3 sous. each, with 25 added. Three quarters of • mile. Mr. Mills' Greenwich Fair, by Woolwich, IS yrs. Tat 13Ib (Hlbbnn) Mr. C. Formby's Speaker. 4 yrs, lit fab Plumb) Mr. E. Jacobs' Von Strom, 3 yrs. 7st Sib (Edwards`, 3 The following also ran : Diamant, Chanoine. Predictor, St. Clarence, Dispute, Pescatore, Apollo, and Worthen,. A HANDICAP SAME. of 3 goys. each, with 25 added. Thu winner to be sold for 40 soya. One mile. Mr. H. iveya Rosedale, by Gameboy, S yrs, Ord (Parsons) I Mr. G. Pallett's The 00113, 4 yrs, Ent bib Plumb) 2 Mr. Buhl's )piss Sarah, 3 yrs, 7st 714 'Hutchins) A SWEEPSTAKES of 3 soya each, with 20 added ; for ell ages. The winner to be sold, ire. One mile. Mr. It illiatin's Worthen, E yrs, eat Illb (IOC) Watts) I Mr. Jones's Sunbury, 3 yrs, rst, llb (101) (Bardwer.) Mr. C. Formby's c by d by lanercost, 2 ire, Sat Mb r .241:! , Page) 3 Mr. W. Trent's Sonde, 4 yrs, Ist 71b (la; Parsons) 4 pr ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT EntriTEßN.—The New lurk Herald of the 30th June gives the following parti culars of an accident which betel the wheel of the vessel on the day following her arrival at that port " The principal feature of the day yesterday was an acci dent to her wheeL whereby several of her buckets were either warped or fractured, a number of the iron braces bent, and their connecting rivets broken. It appears that a large iron scow bad been moored between the steamer and dock, to prevent her from being fervent against the latter by any approaching storm, but sho wan run in so far that when the tide arose iu the afternoon, the strong breeze blowing from the west ward forced the steamer against the scow in such • manner as to tightly compress the latter in • gigantic gripe, and being likewise of iron, the framework of the wheel was damaged in the manner above indicated. The danger was discovered in time to have it averted by Captain &Abridge. of the ninth precinct police, who sent word to one of the officers of the ship ; but owing to some misunderstanding, no steps were taken for its prevention until too late. During the afternoon some seventy nun from the engineer's department came tumbling down through the mazy intrica cies of the wheel, and under the personal supervision of Cap‘ Hall and the engineer, endeavoured to getthe ship off, ;nut without success,and the work was abandoned. Ysnkee winds and English iron proved too strong for even British muscle. To prevent further injury, however, several heavy beams were interposed between the sides of the steamer and the barge, and thus they remained when our; reporter left the place. Regret has been expressed that the ship was not anchored at a greater distance front the shore. Whatever may be the objection to her present position, however, the splendid manner in which she was brought alongside the dock has demonstrated the entire practicability of the undertaking, and satisfied all con nected with the enterprise that she may be handled with ease and safety wherever she has the room to move. It is probable that she will be warped out into the stream to-day, and , anchored stern and stern, so as to prevent future collisions, like that of yesterday, At 1 o'clock yesterday a meeting of the directors was hold at the office of Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn, and Co., the con signees. and it was decided to admit no persons on board until she is pet in complete order. At the present time the crew are eogagd in cleaning, painting, and preparing her for exhibition, and will require three or four days to complete this work. On deck, in the engineer's department, down in the "vasty deep ^ of her hull, and upon various puts of the machinery, all bands are busy, and the accumulations of the lest six months' rust and dirt are disappearing as rapidly as circumstances will permit. Many of the officers are ashore at different hours in the day when off duty, and receive the hospitable attentions of our citizens. CLYDESDALE BAWL—The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Clydesdale Bank was held at Glasgow on Wednesday. The profits of the bank for the past vete amount to 77,4271. ss. ILL, from which an immured divi dend of 7. per eent. was declared, and • surplus of 16,8731. 15e. 11d. carried to the credit of the reserved fond. GRICIERT.—NAEROW V. EToN.—Lord's groitud was crowded yesterday to witness this interesting match. At present it is in favour of Harrow, and the attend:owe Will be sure to be very numerous this ninny. We subjoin the result of the play yesterday.—Harrow, first innings, i 43; second 101, with a loss of only two wicLets. Eton, first innings, 98. QUA? NORTHERSIiOggITAL, KING'S-CROW Number of patients for the week ending July 8, 820, of which 381 were new rasa. t eu s rsd . EPpteg NI.OIIigOTATHIC Cocoa. —lts delicious aroma. grateful winootliness, And holaorating power have go &lied James Epps, Hui winsPatbir London.'—.t4- vertsvonsui. fu il g i! n is e e r itt a t °P . atti°l4.*4l..";:r It . .7 "l gl ais tri ut he '"nveregeoltneliretclibra. DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. On Thunsday a public meeting was hold at Willis's Rooms for the purpose of promoting the establishment of • place of worship for the deaf and dumb, a home for the aged, lecture room, tee., in connexion with the emaciation in aid of the deaf and dumb, Bedford-row ; Lord EMMY presiding. The csAnsuaii, in introducing the object of the meeting, said that the attendance on the occasion was a good augury of its success, and would be an encouragement to the promoters to proceed in their good work. They came there to promote the foundation of • place of worship for the deaf Ind ! dumb, and as they could not of course par , ticipate in ordinary congregational worship, they determined to erect a church where external objects of an entirely ecclesiastical character would be placed so as to strike the eye of the worshippers The Bishop of London had given his assent to the object, and such • mode of worship as could be understood by this unfortunate class of persons would be provided for them. It was intended to erect the building in Chapel-street, Bedford-row ; and the Rev. Mr. Smith, who was perfectly competent to interpret by signs for the deaf and dumb, would be the minister of the new church. Mlle Rev. Mr. Smith was on the platform during the meeting, and interpreted with great ease and facility the nature of the proceedings to the deaf and dumb present.] The Bishop of Ox roan prop osed the fret resolution, to the following effect :—" That in the opinion of this meet -1 ing the erection of a building for the association In aid of the deaf and dumb containing a room for Divine service in 1 the fi nger and sign language, accommodation for • few aged deaf males, a reading and lecture room was a very de sirable obje ct, and deserving of public support." His lord ship made a strong and eloquent appeal on behalf of the object, : and recommended it especially. to the support of the tX, on the ground that in favouring it they would only following the pattern and example of Him who spent much of His life in curing this very clans of persons Mr. Sunoisr, principal of the Brighton Deaf and Dumb Institution, seconded the resolution, which was carried. The Rev. W. CADMAN moved the next resulAtion, which pledged the meeting to endeavour to raise the means (3,0001.) forearrying out the aforesaid object, and requested the clergy to aid the work, by granting their ch urch es for sermons. He observed that the resolution was one of a very practical character, and it ought to be so, for the worktl were about was one of the must practical kind. To preach the gospel to the deaf and dumb was a good work, but • difficult one, and it was a proof of the adaptability of the church that it found the means of conveying Divine know ledge to this unfortunate clam of persons. It was nem. sary to learn a foreign language when they wished to con vey a knowledge of the Scriptures to • foreign people, and why should they not invent a language by which the same knowledge might be communicated to the deaf and dumb amongst their own people ? (Hear, hear.) His reverend friend Mr. Smith was before them to prove that this could be done, and he hoped that others would follow Mr. Smith. (Hear, hear.) The Rev. Mr. AURIOL aoconded the resolution, which saa adopted. A votegof thanks to the chairman terminated the pro .. RAILWAY COMPANIES' ASSOCIATION. The ordinary monthly meeting of the association was held on Thursday at the Railway Clearing House, Sey mour-street, New-read. Mr. BAUM) in the chair. The minutes of the proceeding w o L t ni the previous meeting having been submitted , the to • report was read and adopted—" The accounts of expenses or the quarter ending 30th June amount to 71181. Is. 2d., which includes all the legal and parliamentary expenses incurred to this date. The attention of the committee has been directed to the provisions of the ' Gas (Metropolis) Bill,' and they regret to find the introduction of clauses involving the most pernicious principles of government inspection and control over the dividends of the companies, which if once admitted will no doubt be extended to railway and all other companies establiahed under the authority of parliament, and to which, therefore, the committee recommend all railway companies to offer the most strenuous opposition." It was resolved, on the motion of the CEIATAMAN, seconded by Mr. F. Cirivirst, "That the recommendation offered by the committee on the subject of the clauses in the Metrepo litan Gas Bill be adopted, and the several companies, mem bers of the association, be requested to wst.l the further progress of the bill, and to 00-operate in the opposition to the clauses referral to in the committee's report. The CHAIRWAN gave notice that at the next meeting he would move that the subject of the rating of railways be considered, with the view of obtaining legislative redress in the next session. Thw (la .0. , 111 f'n'th" VT, MHCN of 12.11 ibtessiion to move at the next meeting the oonsiderction of a system of government console applicable to railway debentures, with a view to a reduction of the interest payable Ly railway com panies, and the gradual extinction of their several debenture ebts. He observed that the system which many railways had adopted to make their debentures a consolidated prefer. ence stock at 4 per cent. had not been successful ; but be thought by the assistance of the government some aheme might be propounded by which the desire of railway com panies might be carried into effect, vie, that the govern ment should borrow money at 31 per cent., and lend it to the railway companies at 41 per cent., and that the dif ference between the two rates should be a sinking-fund, which should accumulate for 40 rears, at the end of which period the fund would be equal to the amount borrowed from the government, and extinguish so much of the de benture debts of railway companies, the amount to bs bar. rowed by the latter not to exceed a quarter of their deben tures. It might be asked what advantage would govern ment derive from this, or how induce them to entertain the subject? If railway companies were to the habit of renewing their debentures to the extent of 20,000.0001. per annum, they were the great competitors with gm ern-