The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

Liu ________ t i ,, 1 4• - M3rt rt Li.: •r v • , II No. 6, 913 ] XIILBOURNI., Port Phillip, direct. taw stip VICKSBURG. A 1, 1.144 keg. joyl, will leave the La ladle Docks eih estelleut accometedatloa tor • limited weber pielligin,•APPl, to r OWN aud Co., HS LeadeshalS &ANA gglAl''"----Ir-----FRON NEW YO E E RPOO TWL O QUEENSTOWN TO 1 . ICE R A WELL LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rtiriADiapeu STLAWSHLP COWAN If Intent ile. =gilt tagers e red CltdaLutit Irom Sang Ineuvreslyi, UMW Mateo malls, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW Tom car OF DUBLIN, Saturday, July 21 CITY OF PI TON. Wednesday, July W. CITY OF LIXEILICK., Friday, July ta. Am i mi .! Wehindlly, sad alternate Frititos and Saturdays c ab woo by the wail steamers sulfas evz i lii i r= *Mal i n L Wan iv. socordi.s to tbe aceomm a and Saturday's steamers. IS guineas. M ill Includes s full supply of cooked provide:is. WNW Or the United States, and British Cohunbla. WWI though on ra c y ' advantageous tenna—For further par appil to WILLIAM IN M AN, ?2, Water-street, Liverpool: 6 , NOB sag MACEY, Al, King Williaasnireat. London. T -------- ''' CRIWIT FONCIER and MOBIL= a sNuirtiu tLizalted). Aatterbei n = 1.4.0110,C00 *Oa Capita _.O9WON Bourn nod levidaed Mom lose The MA Hoe. JAHNS MAIM WOILTLEY, Governor. w og upricklaq , tiercbuit,llCinerrassiard. t Deputy- JAIIII /VOW DAMILL, lig.. Lemke, Governors Luna MOM Itse.. 31. P , Kamen Director. DIZICIOIIB. _ Soo Clida. irre tondos. aoseler loator, , fen., Broadotrest, Leedom. Orbs Inn /ha., Lloyd(lf'a 461 0, maw. eeen. Pinto. Rahn Brothers, and Co.). Bo Iles. T. C. Hallberke, M.P., Chanson of the Canada Alsedialdra, foredo& =gayly" Bin. (Mama. Yon. Harrison, and Boman Mono of the Thanes sod Money louracce C..mpany. Xing Mart Inas, Roe. (Morn. Lane, Hawkey, and Co,) lads. flats L Bo y. Roll 2 Looloo. = r iertr i esert r ac e. krtil L4* S a tith and Co Leedom. Mord Wooer, , M.Y. London. leinirestasenhod„ Ran. (fireetor of the Royal Insurance Coo. sop, Landed LY NNW& dsra and Markman's howl( ,Limited). WSW ftle, Pim, and Eindilia liatiosal Book, London , and Its branches la Inland. Ile A ll iance look anolsedi, London, Liverpool, and Mao. dodo. dOLICITOIS. MOM Newton, Inns, and Co., Nicholas-lane, I.C. BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Di Conway negotiates loans for colonial and foreign go. Wwweata Ob43llllritel to the Romig arrangements of British and other Buyswhines@ to Corporations, Town Councils, and other y Who aw for Public Worka lahe introduction of Industrial and Commercial Un limbo *dreamt:pen aporovedStocke, Shares, Bonds, de. Esker temporary loans uponAMIDe LOWY, Freehold S ecretary. and resew W~tiss. 117 sad IS, Camila Jane lb, Ina& Dszawrintig 19BUND liY VPBE CREDIT iii4CIER. and MOBILIER of =OLAND (Limited). menet novo DIIRRNTURRS WITH nrriassr PAYABLE QUARTERLY. TheWaukee lave decided to emus Debenture leaded the Now for the 11/101111t1 and Lruiej Waren u under, Mu: Dans of AM, LA 1.40. 6100, Ltdd. S.M. mid 81,000, with megemottesited. INTEREST. Pi UM pen Pie ems years MEM payablepayable quarterly , quarterly, vls., oil the Nat March. NOM June, ters PIM hipismber, sad 30th December, la each year, at the Com MO ha% The dlametive feature In the debentures Issued by this Com ply Is emir perfect security : the amount of the capital sob palksp, and umalled, and the general Invested meets dem Cummayoss well u the large reserve Lund, adording the iesam*rosertfm to the luvestor. Thus didesMirm are issued myable to bearer, and eon there- Yapmeb delivery front head to head, without'odarsa rß sad an bee from any further stamp duty. They are also meet the requiremeata of Trustees and ethers—trans `Ns by deed only, to be duly reentered In the Company Mai Intimacies of the tuveston or their amighs. Ass sd &pelican= can be obtained of the Secretary, to whim all communications must be addrened.—By order of the ALFRED LOW/. Secretary. Imam 17 sad le, Cornhill, June 16, 1506. DEPOSITS ILAN. !YID BY THE CREDIT FthiblEK, and MOBILIER a !NOLAND (UMW). was 101 MONEY ON DION:SIT. - - - 71N 0161.4117 nabs 110141gY ON DEPOSIT, In gams at 110 ad ireseda, a ths andernasatkaed rages, from Ws day mail Wirt soli* : Agianigai du( °Woe Agar waill's saga 101171XID ?WON 07 .. per cent per annum. . per cent per annum. )et iee Stasi inonibTaT.Zl up to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ann. lepatitinolle and up to 9 months di per cent. per &an. bred traths and up to 19 months alllsoutha and up to 24 Applleation can he obtained . ot the Secretary, to irks elmankmuons must be addrared. order ot OWN. Secretary. Court, ALFRED i OW Secretary. Ma ?cud 13, Cornhld, London, June 14 1866. °MEND, GURNEY, and COMPANY 'Limited). Iscorporated under the Companies Act 1862. Capital, L 6,000,000 In 110,00 shares of LSO e4eh, al ehlelt ri Is not intended to call up more than al5 per share. Imesbee application, x per share C 6 per share un allotment Novemb /.4 pm share on the 16th September, and the same on the 16th er. DIEUTO/18. parr !Amami Garner. Int b 5, Lembard.street. Jells Norwkdi. Henry Owney, Ant, 9, Bt. lanun'aoquare, and Meet &Mock, Esq., 65, Lombard street. Bury Ford Barclay, Ego , Sionkhams. Woodford. Erse'. lbsed Moms Gibb, Mo. Awls. T. A. Oita) and Co.), 72, Old obeet. boy G. Gordon, Zan., Chairman of the Oriental Bank Cor =Sante, Bag. (Yews. Cowan, Lubbock, and Co.), 111, lerdenhdlttreet. BANZIAII. bat of kiwi& kiwi Hardy, Bevan, hition, Twell4, sad Co., 64. Lombard stmt. b0z224-224m4. Sloppsud, Petly, sad Alleard, 22, Tbread- 1101%0C-INTOSS. WenOta -.. Meiin V. 1 ,11. Jones, Vantage, sad Roberta, St Mildroderooort, S.C. Lorobard-street Tows:, Offices for Ati4tllut and Lbw Rapstratiou of Shares— 51, Lotabard-street ' The Company to formed for the purpose of carrying into effest ea snangermat ithkh has been made for the purchase from Rms. Oeeread. Gurney, and Company of their long-establiahed boner In bal brokers and money dealers, and of the premises hi winch the business is conducted; the consideration for the Pedenil being £BOO,OOO, ooe•half being paid in cash and the remateder In shares of the Company, with aIS per share credited thereon—terms ahich In the pinion of the Directors, alma • tail to ensure • highly remtusersiive return to the Share- Ths ;mimes will be handed over to the new Company on the bk Amps next, the vendors guaranteeing the Connelly against otlen on the assets and liabilities transferred. Pete of the members of the present nem have consented to he he Iherd of the new Company,lu which they will also retain pecuniary interest wo of them (Mr. Henry Edmund and Mr. Robe t Birkbeek) alio occupy the mettles of mosgbeg Directors, and undertake the general conduct of the *hew The ordinary hashante of the Company will, tinder this errant"- A be carried on aa heretofore, with the advantage of the oe rof the Basra of Dire ore, who also propose to retain va a l:a% le eervices of the existingstaff of the present establish ing. _TM Directors will glee their zealous attention to the wwi of Oat WWI of a tirst.chive character only, It being their eon /Mks that they will thus meet effectually promote the pro of Ute Company and the pe. moment interestsof the share- Wein. Colin of the Company's Memorandum and Articles of Arso ia well as of the deed of covenant In relation to the ...baler of the huskies; can be inspected at the odium of abs Nikkei., of the Company. „„ i dtheattoos for sh oes must be secompanted by the psymi.t '! 2 90 ttof 1.2 per share, which will he received by leas is. Bevan, ?Alton, Twells, and Company, 54, Lombard la the event of no slintment being made the deposit hitorsional. in ; should • leas number of shame be al than ate 51 plied for the dep. sit will, solar u require{ .__ll.rtloisted towards the pay rn-nt due upon allotment. 'mellow and forms of application for shares may be at the brokers, or the temporary dimes of the Company. ... 12 1n, fitly 12, 1865. o be re ined by the Beni AN :era . OYIMeD, (T N OUNE ta Y, AND COMP NY C (limited). tto Dinners of Oval end, Gurney, an i Company (Lintliedl. af • mmea.—Haring paid 1. to your hankers, I request will allot IMP shares in remit Gurney, and Malted) : and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or r_Frember that may be allotted to me, sad to pay the calls W a nt{ to the provisions of the Companies Act, 18M. -•• Of ces of emaciation. Name in fob Address Occum,tion, if any Umal signature Lsgop Data term, when filled up, to to loft with the beakers `"- Niffisset al thedeposit. OTEREND, GURNEY, and COMPANY Malted). A r rIIZBY CIITT24.4hat NO /USTI= AYTLI if4,7,2 ter SHAWN la this Company will be DUCEY= 1 0 =Llitll DAY (Thursday). the Satb Inst., for London, and irlidel). the 2 et. for th Country and Continent. asemard-street. Julylo. 1116. By order. ALL IRoN WOUK. The IT. PANCRAS IRON PORI COMPANY. Old M. taismurroad. Lei Ass. x. W. UM i THE ANOLO-lONIAN STIAM NAVIGA TION t.COMPANY (Lhatted). At the ORDINARY HAW-YEARLY MUTING of Mom beldam held THIS DAY at the °More of the °employ, ea la- Maim DIVIDEND vas deeared at the rate as per coot par annum for the half-year end, g 30th June Ult., PAYABLE on MONDAY, the Mit August proximo —By order, EDWARD RABHAMOH, Secretary. TI, predrethellAtreet, July Ilk lee& THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE PIPE sad LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Otices-1, Dalogbook Liverpool fe sad Poultry T. OseisallL sad Clunna.areea London. raMillma or ma imitraiir mow ISM. lin 11111 11114 Primeanal Late mesiad Panda. t/4.1106 I lama I MIAS. 111. SM 71,781 1111.0111 WM) 1115,974 1.111.9e6 841.e74 134,244 1,912,1100 -- lealdeet P,TLeades. ty days after they are admitted. JOHN AT[l] LH* doing ere payable ha tl THE LONDON AND COUNTY BANK AND ALL ITS 1111tAhOHIS0, AND HYRUM PRIZOOTT, MOT; CAPE, AND CATS, AZZ AUTHOKIPSD TO ILECIITZ APPLICA TIONS PUS SHAW IN TIC A CCIDENTAL and MARINE INSURANCE CORPORATION (UMIIeO). To be Inoormsated ands " The Computes Aet, ISOM" by which the Lability of each Shareholder la limited to the amount of his Shares. Capital. AO o.o'o, In 10,000 Shares of ZPSeacit. TIM lame, 40,000 shares, ZI pee San to be paki on &imitation, and 14 on allotment. Do hubs call is contemplated. Albert mow, lim., LILL, CliiiraMu of the Accidental Death Is num Y. J. n n Lawrie KR., 1 Directors of the Accidental Death E. IA Itersedy, rag., Edward &Cy, 111. q., FAA. lath:soca Co , ,,psay. Witham Tabor, Esq.. Chairman of the Gresham We Assurance Society, and Director of the Imperial Bank (Limited). George Lowe, keg , C.Y. LYS., } Dire tors of the Grath= We Georg* Tyler, Esq., Admanlee Society. Jahn berth, I q. Frederick Boohoo, lap., W.P, Metropoll.an Board of Works. Gorge Smith Seq. (Ileura. George Smith and Co.), SS, Tower- street .1 O. Toilemsche Sinclair, Esq., Ths Mount, Cpper Norwood, anal Thurso Camas, N.B. SLIM& London and County Bask, awl all Its branches. Mean. Prescott, Otote, tate an.l Cave, Threadneedle-street. SOLICITORS.—Mears. Chappell and Edward, 24, Golden square Bsocw—Hass. Mullen., Wa shall and Co., 2. Lombard-street. SICWITMIT.—J..bu white Orem. Head 4 e-7, Baok•buildiukca. Marine Department-21, Tbreadueedleg PROSPEcTU& This Company has be;n - fornedso — take over the business of the Accidental Death insurame Company—the existing constitu tion and capital of which are now found to be Inoolivenleat and lnadegnte to its receut'y largely extended opsraUona Thu Company (empowered by special Acts of Parliament, 15 Vie., c. It and *2 and IN Yin.. c. 22, was founded in 1869, with a corniest capital of 4250,09 in 50.000 shares of 46 each, of which 10,000 have been to-urd. The following statement, embracing the amount of premiums since the commencement of the Com pany, shows the procreative and steadily increasing nature of its operations THE ACCIDENTAL BRANCH. 1850 .. 11.286 1 6 1816.618,. 59 10 8 1 1880 —142,880 4 1 11551 2,9941571865.1,76411861.46,28311 1 1852 .. 6,3211 2 5 1867 .. 26,830 310 1682 ~ 44.644 15 9 18e3 10,182 3 9 1858 .. 33,260 0 0 1683 .. 47,285 19 S 1854 .. 15,103 U 9 1869 41,764 3 8 The Income of this Branch for last year was 149.489 19e. 10d. TM carless in respect of the above premiums have not ex. seeded 80 per cent, The busts of the Oompimy has been to provide any amount at death, from socident.l cause., from £55 to 4;2. 000, or any amount of weekly Powlsiou daring complete disablement, from 10e. to .22 . per week, or to provide • sum at death and weekly compensation together, at arranged rates of premium. The sd unteg a M the community of this drum o' in. umnee must he apparent, end the Mures above manifest the manner In which they have been appreciated by th.. public. The .spiral of the Ac Planted Death Insurance Company has hitherto compelled the Directom to Umit the sums t • @urea, thus confining the sovasitagft of insuring to a certain clan. With the larger capital and in timate of the proposed corporation insuranc s may be granted to an extent which It hbeltsved well attract large numbers of the hitt. and more wealthy Miss a. Accidental Death Company commenced underwriting in 1282, but the suausful development of operations In Marine In. suranc• Me been retarded by the luapproptisteuem of the name fur a marine company. Wit% however a change of title and con stilettos, and an adequacy of capital, the Company will without doubt obtain that support to which it is fairly entitled. The accounts of the recently formed Marius Insurance Com panies, which have exhibited good dividends. and shown Pro -7:ll:greet Talus , leave no doubton the minds of the Directors of 4 iz), rate equal success will Wend the efforts of the Corpo ration in this direction. The services of a gentleman of experience Mars been sneered u nederwriter. the entensi7eiserllneey a g ette (of which there are between 4,000 and 5,000) is in fall work, and is of great value—indeed the Directors oonfidently believe that all that I. required to secure • rapid increase la the existing busdases to • peeper adaptation of modern requiremems as regards capital sod poet ion. A provisional agi cement has been made with the Directors of the Accidental Death Inmreace Company, whereby the businem will be handed over to the C rporation a , from the lot July last, with the oMces, staff, and agents. For every two Shares of Si with £1 paid, held by the iviuprleton of the Accidental Death Insurance Company, there will be given a certificate of one robes* of the " Acc'dental end Marine insurance Corporation (Limited)," with L 5 paid. This will absorb 1.,0'0 Shares; the remaining 10,000 are offered to the public. A copy of the articles of association may be seen at the alike, No. 7, kiank-buildimpi, and at the tAlass of the Soliciton and Brokers of the Company. Applications for shams, accompanied by a remittance for the depor 4 t, may be made to the Bankers, Brokers, and to the Secretary at the Chief Utiles, on the accompanying form. ACCIDENTAL AND MARI . 7II .. INSITILANCE CORPORATION (Lmlbd). FOXY OF ATTIJOATION FOi IleAlitill (TO II WID= PT THE 11•111111110 To the Directors of the and Marine Insurance 167 oentlemen,—Fla.lug petd to your blithers, the sum off beb.ff a dspnelt of L' per share on shares in the above Cosmic,. I hereby request that you .111 allot me that number, sad I agree to accept such shares, or any las • num ber you may allot to me, and I agree to pay the sum of L 4 per share on allotment, and I author) e you to Insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to ma. Name to full Address Protemdos Date Etiosatam TO the ELBOTORS of the UNITED KINGDOM. 0110117LIEZIL—The eld Parliament is dissolved—. new one is he constructed—and you are now called upon to exercise tins high and important pANIe e of selecting the representatives of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our names on the list of compel ton for your auffriurea, or rather foe a normal or oontinuation of them for we have this &Jeanine over many caodidstes that we do not co re before yon as strangers. Our exertions in your interests denim a Long series of yearn are not nob:Horn, nor have they been unrewarded. We are old and tiled reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow citizens outrageously overtaxed, we introduce 1 a new a , stem, and raised the cry of " nooeomy and excellence In happy combination." We have most earnestly opposed .red condemned all exorbitant claims upon the public puree, setting an example to others in the extreme moderation f envy Bill promoted by ourselves. Thus not a suede WU so preseuted has ever beet objected to. or rejected, or amended. We hove never disappointed our consti tuents—we have never violated our pledge. -we have never neglected one duty. The improving state of one rev..mie from the continued and increased prosperity of our commercial rela tions, justifies us la procabine to give our be t consideration to the poadbility of still further retrenchments of all demands upon the Incomes of on. constitu rata We are advocates for an estenslon of the suffrage, not " late rally" only, but in all directions. Our constituency has always been remarkably extensive—the largest nn the kingdom— but we have no objection whatever to see it multiplied to any extent, and amongst all deism We ever identify our own interests with thus* of the richest and the poorest of oar fellow countrymen, a.d are ready to week for all alike—for both sexes and for all ages. We bare coutiuued to satisfy ill ponies with out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression of these I rlnciples, opinions, and promises, and with the most grateful sense of peat favours, We have tam honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servants, P. MINES and BOW. _ 7be committees of it Mons and BON sit daily from Bevan am. to Nine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clothing Marta, at the Corner of Womble and Aldeate : at the Corner of Hartatreet and New Oxford-street : and et the Corner of Totten ham court-road and Berton-road, where all classes, without dis tinction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes. THRESHER and ()LENNY, NEAT DOOR. to BOMERSZT-HOUSE. STRAND. Tbo ml y establiohment In Loodon for Um totloorlog Articles: TERMS ER' 3 SUMMER ANGOLA SUIT& THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. THRESHER'S KASHMIR 6 , 1 THKESHIRTI COLOURED FLAN NIL SWIM. TUM4IES:B MILITARY SHIRTS . TH HASHERS OVERLAND TRUNKS. THRESH R• 8 INDIA BI ukcit TRUNKS. THRISHILITS METALLIC LINED TRUNK& THRESHER'S INDIA CABIN BAGS. W.E.—OUT MS SUPPLIED for INDIA, CHINA, Rad the COM. SIM. sad detailed Hideo' the articles required for *very purpose and appointment will Ise.• forwarded ma application ea above. TRAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, in Haw Mixames, made la the latest style, as HAMILTON and HIMPTOWS. Vis, PTKAND (opposite Kasten Hall). DE. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LPIBR PILLS, a sorer falling remedy. prepared • 'thong any mercurial lopodient, from the recipe of fir. Scott, wilt be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver omplain indigesti wind, Spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the ey es , liat, ts. For habitual costiveness, es a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of tho blood, they see truly excellent; mild in their operation and patent to the stamoon, they cro.te appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— Sold by hurt, olimnist, ft, King William-streak, charing,amea, and by most in boxes, ltd. sad Fs. 9d. Bo stirs to sat to Dr. =1: 141. 11glocia and Ileac Pills. The genuine ore in a roars limn package with wining Lambert" engraved on tam data*. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1865. VI'BJ OXFORD.-66, by J. O, J. performed by Mier Imes Tyrrell. Barr FFENßACH *anda ; Masers Albyn, Omsk if wk. wttit band end awns. Closdooted by Mr. r. Jonolemena The Mimes Taney and lam 0111:11•11111; Maim Doha and Darts the D'Aabens, and Mont &rah, the new French tenors, TRU! MINING, at Mitt o nook. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALT, : nraread. Open M Tit M Jerry Wood, the elt ofkl e man, the Dauble-rotee Vocalist the Itaadalle Madame Named= Emma Wilton Nero B. others. and Barri' Ultra. Opens. GUILMAN Yip RING and nun. Yw s —l. I. POOLL MONEY. —E 185,000 TRUST MONEY will be ADVANCED by • Professional Gentlemen upon Mort gage et Presbokl, Losishold, end approved Personal Ucarttlas. Apply to Messrs. GURNEY, sreltltects and surveyors., 16, Cole• niao-street. bank. N.E. No agents treated with. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED I This is worthy coodderstion by everyone aimless to retain the tor en cermet kaow ledge se to the proper time for using lipecaseles will depend the Ilecraint7 of Pmeeritat clear vision to the end of Ufa Wbsn lie deficiency la determined • nicety of dismiasinstion mut be wood la adept log leases of the enact power that will supply the or SfrOlioft 10M27h/e will result. OpticalquackaUkemedlcalq, do Matimilabk salaohlef by their , sprent metension, ea is proved by the victims et country hawkers sad unskilled vendors. Surely, it were whim to ask advice from some optician of repute, and avoid rib to one's sight. The old arm of Thomas Burleand Son (established 1750), opposite the British Maleamfate, 7 mkt. haying specially attended to the mane factors of smetairlea are enspetent to advise on all that per tains to the mes4iyi defective vision by the accurate sages. Yee a theCa nv isatioally true, of the requisite pewee, sad We b the Wisdom selection of a spectacle trams (which In likewise of the form moat becoirlag the Ws. ELEGANT PERSONAL REQUISITES. Under the patronage of Royalty and the Arbtoonicy of Surolse, and universally held In high repute. ROWLANDIr MACASSAR OIL, for promoting the growth restoring, in proong and beautifying the human hair, 3s. ad., 7a, 10a. ed., and Slit per Donis. Rowlands' Kalydor, an oriental preparation ter beautifying the complexion and skin, and eradicating cu taneous defects, da. Id. and re. lid. Rowlands' Odouto, or pearl dentifrlc , bestows on the teeth a pearl-like whiteness, and eon a pleasing-tragnnce to the breath ; ed. per box.—Sold by chemists and perfumer.—Ask for " Rowlands' " Articles. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE—Tbe greatest and most useful Invention of the day, AQUA AbfARELLA.— Mews. JOHN 008NILL and Co., Three King-court, I =bard street, London, perfumers to her IdaJos*, respectfu ll y o ff er to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to it, pristine hue—no matter at what ego. The Ague Amanita has none of the properties of dyes; It. on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price £1 Is. per bottle, or in hall bottles, lea Bd. John Owned and Co. have been appointed perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales. -JOHN 008 N ELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTS la greaW superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per , chisels* and at the menu sctory, 11, Three K ing-court. Lombardstreet, London. This dsy, price la., MALT TAX : A Letter to the House of Com mow showing the effects of the Malt T .x on the labouring people of this country, and exposing I. raisstaterceuts of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Milner Gibson as to the eclairs pressure of the duties on wine, tea, coffee, and sugar, and the tax on malt. By JOSHUA FutLouti, M.P. London: Robert liardeloke, It 4 Piccadilly. TIM FLaN 8“80N. IVEWMAIT'S BRITISH FERNS (School Edition). Mr. ItPintas has this day Issued • fourth and popular tdicion of his lIISCOEY of EMT'S!! 7EIEB, with tor culti pietas, full descr i l.rts ton ptions, Est of localities, and ample tostrucUans vating : .:. ratarpostertow. DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligation, Hsppinset, and Disappointments. Pries t& Mann, Cornhill ;or Aethor. TIES PANTIIIiON TU11413.11. BATHS, b.; Attests, 014 ladles* day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s professional reeldence. Gnatllariberougbetreet. W. Also, the Post-odic* 3rsed Turkish luau. la. liartie'ade-tirand. ILC TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (uurza's nutesate.) aPAIN. ILLDIIID, JaLy 19, Immo. A Progressist meeting will probably be held at Madrid on the 30th instant, in order to determine the course to be pursued by the party at the next elections. ITALY. FLORENCE, JULY 19. The King arrived in this city to-day. Intelligence received from Catania, dated last night, announces that an earthquake has taken plies in the district of Giarre, causing the loss of several lives and great damage to property. THE GREAT EASTERN AT VALENTIA. VALENTIA, WEDNISDAT. The Great Eastern arrived here this morning at 6.30 a.m., and proceeds to Berehaven harbour until the shore end of the cable is laid. A slight gale has been blowing for the last forty-eight hours, during which the big ship behaved splen didly. The passage here was favourable, but slow, averaging six knots an hour. The Caroline, with the shore end of cable, was detained at Falmouth by bad weather until Mon. day, and had to be taken in tow by the Great Eastern off Lands End the same day, and brought here during the heaviest sea. The cable remained motionless in the tanks, and is in perfect condition. The shore end will be laid directly the weathe r improves ; the operation will occupy about two days. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 18.—APPOTITIYRtsTt — L&eu tenaat G. D. C. Bendersee, to the Frederick William. Surgeon G. V. MoDotioals, to the Gannet. Master's Assistant C. George. to the Salamander. Midattipmen J. M. Laws, to the Arethuu. ADMIRALTY, JULY 19.—A PPOINTIIENTS. —Lieut. —A. E. Hay, to the Liverpool. Paymasters, W. H. Gribble, in charge to the Jackal; and W. A. Derigerfield, to the Coastaime. ARRIVAL or THE KZARSAROZ AT BAWL—BEMIS, JOLT 19.—The United States war steamer Kearsarge, from Lisbon, entered these roads today, and fired a salute of twenty•ooe guns, which was returned by the fort. Another honour has just fallen upon Mr. Edward Ran, for in the contest for the Enfield Wimbledon Cup. value 1001., which was restricted to she wit:mere of first prime of the value of 201. sod upward, in Enfield ride competitions at any of the Wimbledon meetings previous to 1866, and the highest Poorer in the Enfield Match aid Oxford and Cambridge Coatings Plate in 1864, Mr. Rims has carried off the pr sa. At the respective move of 200 yards be made 15, and 600 yard* 16 marks, making a total of 31. Messrs. Glans, Elliot, sod Co. have consented to allow • length of about half a mile of the Atlantic cable to be mat to the Anglo• French Working Clam Exhibitioa at the °rental Palace. It a intended to allow the public to send short moulage, through this portion of the cable. The exhibition will be opened on Saturday, the 29th lost. Tag HOP PLANTATIONS. —ROCH LITER, Jr LT 19. The reports from both the waters, eastern, and motr4l districts of the county all describe the hops as looking in the highest degree pray:wing, and the prospects of the plasters as of a highly favoural.le character. The late genial miss have proved exceediogly beneficial, and not only have had the effect of making the plants posh forward strongly and vigo slimly, bit have cleared most of them of the vermin which had begun to infest them. The midsummer shoats are pushing forward rapidly, sad the burr hat dr vslopisg itself ; indeed, io some of the most forward of the planistioss the hope have already attained a considerable aim. At preseat there is scarcely any vermin to be seen, sod appearances point to a bountiful crop, far exceeding, it is calculated, the yield of last year. Much, however, will depend on the weather daring the next mouth, but at present there is notbiog to injure a mottle or p t • good crop. The reports from the adjoining county of basses, as well as from Worcestershire, descnbe the hop plantations as looking very promising, with the prospect of La abundant oroo of good quality. The hops are forming rapidly, and all that is wonting is some hot sunshine to I bnog them to maturity. Sorra KiNansorow Muszuw.—During the week ending July 15. 1865, the visitors have bee, as follows Oa bloods,. Tasedry. sad Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 11,666; a Wednesday, Thursday, sad Friday, studeuts' days (olmissiou to the public, 61.), open from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 2,363. Total, 14,029; from the opening of the assamm, 5,415,969. S.I.PRMtia FROM PARIS. Pam ova ow' 001RZSPONDIMI PARIS, WIDNIADAY BUMPS. The Prince Imperial is convalescent, and the Em peror left this morning for Plombihres with a very small suite. The recovery of the young Prince is announced in this morning's Constitutionnel with all that feoriture of eloquence with which M. Li mayrac loves to adorn his public expressions of homage. He acknowledges the gravity of the ill ness from which the " future sovereign of his children " has escaped, and contrives in a single sentence to unite the general alarm, gratitude and affection felt towards Emperor and Empress, and the high hopes which the youngster's disposition and talents have raised. The Empress and Prince leave to-morrow for Fontainebleau. The Minister of Agriculture, M. Belie, has just published a lecture on political economy, for the benefit of the farmers, in the shape of a circular to the prefects. It is in answer to the complaints tlt,►t the abolition of the sliding scale of duties on grain is the cause of the present depression of the agricultural interest. In England the arguments of the minister have long been accepted as axioms, but it will be long before the French farmer, under the visitation of two successive years of singularly abundant harvests, will learn to give thanks to God for the blessing of cheapness, or not to curse the government for what the minister calls an " atoms of prosperity," the consequence of which is to bring prices down. The minister has left Paris for the Baths of Pfeffer& This evening's Moniker notices the reports of a coming congress, which excited only astonished in credulity even when the canard was first let fly from the Pall-Mall. It is a favourite manoeuvre in this country of limited publicity to send to some favoured newspaper abroad a piece of news which is only intended to feel the public pulse. Having produced its effect, the Moniker acknowledges that it never gained a moment's credence, but adds that ‘‘ the grandeur of the idea has not been questioned, and that the struggle between Germany and Den -1 mark soon came to prove how just it was. But the imperial government leaves to time the care of justifying still more completely the advice of his Majesty." There has again been a heavy Bourse, Rente i Three per Cant. has fallen 7}, and Mexican k, but the Credit Mobilier has risen 23fr. 75c. The new Loan, the subscription to which opens on the 26th, has affected both Rente and Mobilier ; it is said that the financial magnates, whose offers were re fused, are revenging themselves by operatingagainst the Rente, while the general public is anxious to obtain a share of the large profits which the Mobi lier will realise on the operation. The facility with which the market is affected by even the most extravagant reports is the proof that confidence is still far from being re-established. MUSIC. HER. MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Semiramide was performed at this theatre on Tues day night foe the first time this mesas. The opera was got up with cocaiderable splendour, and the principal characters were magnificently snug. We say rung, for a repreassota. tion of this gorgeous piece can never really be a dramatic performance. It can never be anythlog but a vocal dis play, though as such it may be (ss it was last night) very brilliant and delightful. Bat it was, as usual, inordi nately long, as the curtain did not fall till past midnight. The osier:gni performers, nevertheless, received an " ova' tion" in the customary forms. Millie. Titiens was the Semiremide. She was grand and quesulike, and her action (in as far as the necessity of sing ing tousle so utterly undramatio would allow), was animated and limpassi.mted. Her singing was perfect ; all the finest passages ;were brought out with the utmost beauty and effect. The air "11.1 nuio lusinehier," the finest thing is the opera, because among its other beauties it has the beauty of expression, was an iooomparableexhibitioo of the highest qualities of vocal art ; and there were other things, such as "Serhami ognor si lido," warmly less exquisite. She was admirably supported by Madame Trebelli whose Arum was altogether charming. She was, indeed,. as unlike a gallant young warrior as could well be imagined, but she was (what she always is) • very lovely stomas, and that was quite enough. Her rich contralto voice, her psi* purity, and refinement of style and o:natio°, made her vocal performance worthy of comparison with that of Allanoi in her most palmy days. The famous and highly /mislaid duet between Bemiramide and Arises, " Ebben • to, ferisoi," was a speaimeu of duet singing that could not be excelled. 7 It was listened to with breathless delight, and the purism " Oloroo d'orror • di contento" was raptu rously redemanded. Signor Avesi sustained the character of Amur exceedingly well, arid Signor Stage* gave good effect to Idreno, • small part, but the only tenor part is the open. The richness and brilliancy of Rossiors,in strnmentation in this opera were fully displayed by the admirable precision with which the accompaniments were played by the orchestra ; and the choruses, some of which are grand and masterly, were sung with great effect. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. The season at this house was brought to a close last night by the benefit of Mr. Backstop*. The house was well filled, sad the deservedly popular manager and actor delivered as address. OUTRAGE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. The Times publishes the following letter signed " Claims :" " Secrecy baying, as yet, failed in its motive of detecting the perpetrator of the following mileage, it is doe to the public that a knowledge of the oircumsteace should so longer be withheld from them. My daughter, who bas been staying in the neighbourhood of Sydeaham, went up to London on Wedneeday Last to aooompany some friends to the Botanic Gardens. At 7 o'clock the same evening a lady accompanied bee to the Kensington station, and plead her, alone, in a first-class carriage to retort so Bydenliam. The train had scarcely started whet a man rose from coder the opposite seat, and, to my daughter's jimmied terror, with 'large knife in his hand. He held her, with the knife palatal to her aide, vowing to lull bee Babe either moved or called out ; and, after taking same motley from her purse, he leaped out of the carriage on its nearing the Clapham Sanction. That strength ws.s given her to reach the house of the lady with whom she was staying ie a caw of wonder, but of deep Bumblebees ; end she is iadeblei to a kind person at the Clapham Junction, who, on bearing what had occurred, placed bee in • cab, which conveyed her to ber destination. The effects of such • shook on a young and delicate lady thee showed itself, for violist hysterics accompanied with delirium and paroxysms of affright ensued, aid she did not recover her cesecieemena for many hours. She still lies in • very precarious state, and may, under the most favourable circumstances, feel the *theta for • long time. No clue has se yet bees discovered to the perpetrate of this oakum Bela described by ley &sights , as having the appanage of • podium, Week foam his hair being very ekes eat, his excited and ism. hereof manner, sod an nanasal gaaatity of nap oa kis flews, she bad the immesh* that be was as escaped !emetic. I hardly think so Ina the feet el lie totted mosey." [STAMPED. Id. ADDITIONAL] THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT PLYNOUTII. TER ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCE:3B ...._ • ...... OF WALES. (nom OUR SPICCIAL 0001 PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. The intended visit to the show to-day having been well and generally notified along all the various converging lines of rail, the influx of visitors was perfectly enormous this morning. There was quite an invasion of Cornish men, and women too, and they all marched steadily oil to the cattle show, without stopping for a moment en route to waste their money on refreshment. The machinists in the show-ground had all their steam ploughs, chaff cutters, and windmills in motion, in preparation for the royal visit, and the whole of the ground waa crowded with an animated and expectant oom- The Prince and Princess arrived at the ground at half-past one o'clock in an open carriage, which neither left during their stay in the ground. The public bad expected to meet their royal highnesses at the principal entrance, and had collected there in vast number's, but the council of the society had arranged to receive their royal highnesses at a dis tant owner, and the result was a wane of the wildest confusion, people scampering off in every direction in search of the Prince and Princess, who were all the time seated quietly in their carriage in the centre of the horse ring, and having the various prize animals paraded for their inspection. Their royal high nesses spent a long time here, sufficient to allow the information as to their actual whereabouts to spread amongst the visitors, and the consequence was a rush of many thousand people to this parti cular spot. By the time, however, they had got to the ropes the royal inspection of the horses termi nated, and the carriages drove off to the quadrangle devoted to horned cattle and sheep, and where all the prize winners were ranged with their rosettes on their foreheads. There was another wild race after royalty in this direction, and the eager crowd made short work of the fixtures, tearing away bars that stood in their way, seizing chairs and forms, and extemporising platforms out of the ingenious and fragile machinery which was scat tered everywhere around. I don't think I ever saw a more unruly multitude. In fact, their de meanour fully justified the precaution the royal visitors had taken of keeping to their carriage. I really believe that if their royal highnesses had ventured on terra firma they would have been completely swept away by the loyal curiosity, or the curious loyalty—which you please—of the western million. The police were ridiculously few and insufficient, and but for the small contingent of the A division from London, under Inspector Bradstock, I suspect that the royal party would have suffered some little incon venience. A great deal of indignation was ex pressed against the council of the society, who, having first placarded the whole western country with invitations to the public to come and meet the Prince and Princess of Wales, finally left every one in the dark as to the mode and time of their royal highnesses' entrance to the cattle show. It was generally thought that with a less selfish policy and proper arrangements the whole vast company might have been able to see the Prince and Princess without the slightest inconvenience to their royal highnesses. I merely give you the hastily collected opinions of the scampering multitude, not one half of whom caught a glimpse even of the royal carriages. The Mayor, the council of the Agricultural Society, and Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, were within the circle, and close to the royal carriage, but the general of the district, Lord Templetown, and a French naval officer of high lank, by whom his lordship was accompanied, were obliged to remain outside amongst the general crowd'. A very short time was devoted to the black cattle, and scarcely a moment to the machinery, after which the royal party left the ground by the principal entrance. The streets were crowded all along the line of route, and the cheering was very general every where. PLYMOUTH, JULY 19, Eviagnia. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and suite left Mount Edgeumbe at 12.30 p.m. to-day, crossed the Hamoaze, and landed at the Royal William Victualling Yard. Their Royal Highnesses proceeded thence in carriages to the show yard of the Royal Agricultural Society's exhibition, and inspected the stock and imple ments,being afterwards entertained at a dejedner by the society's officers. They left at three p.m. for a visit to the Royal Albert-bridge, at Saltash, and there embarked on board the royal yacht Osborne, proceeding with the Lords of the Admiralty to visit the English and French squadrons in the Sound. The Prince went on board and inspected the Magenta, the French commodore's ship, and her Majesty's ships Royal Sovereign and Achilles. Their Royal Hignessea returned in the evening in the Osborne to Mount Edgcumbe, and dined with • large party invited to meet them. In connexion with the Plymouth meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, a b.equet was given on Tuesday evening last, to which about 300 persons sat down. Amrngst those persons present were Sir EDWARI) EERRIRON, Bert., pr,sident of thi wiety, io the chair; the Duke of Somerset, K.G., the Forst Lwd of the Admiralty, and Lord-Lieutenant of Devoe ; Lord Vision, Lard Fevershsoi, Admiral the Rom K. Heim t, ke. The officers of the French squedroe were riveted, and Captain Debris, his Imperial Majesty's ship Engel te, and other officers attends& The officers of the Aubtrian frigate were also invited and attended. • PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY AT THR CRYSTAL PALACE.. —Lest evening upwards of 90,000 versals viaited the Crystal Pekoe to wittier a grand pyrotechnic c..mpetitioo between sir of the best fireworks manufactuie.• of the metropol s, for the prime of 201., 161., sod BY., which the oomp aoy offered, is addition to se allowirme of 30/. to each competitor towude his amperes. The display, which commenced about 9 sod continued natil hoff.mist 10, ema ciated of coloured light., tourbillone. set piece,, and rockets of various dascriptioaa The display was opted by a line of white light, alma, the lower terrace, which illuminated the whole of the front of the palm*, from which the line of fire Muted to brilliant red, to purple, sad to green. the various coloured rm-le Boating away over the laadscape is bias still evening air. The set pieces were exceelingly beautiful is Ms go toad arrange meat of colour, that of Mr. Tucker representing a brilliant bouquet. and that of lair. Brock a crimpy of many coloured Sr... Showers of rockets abet sp 600 feet iat a the brave= end, bunting, jewelled the sky with myriads of glow log balls of varied hues, or fell to earth is the foam of guides rain. As each brilliant effect was produced, loud Misers arms from the crowd, whose upturned fares pre meted a singular appeamoce when illuminated by the dif• [great coloured lights. THE FALL Or Two nous= IN CHANDOS-STRISIT. —We are iequested to state that the accident which cc °erred on Tuesday night in Chandneetreet did not damage the allow of the Friendale-Nrel Life Assurance Company (Limited). and that none of the gewtheneo cowected with that office assn injured. The buaio. as of the =napes, es in bowiee interrupted through the cal. mitt'. BALI OP CHILDSZN IN INDIA.—The Hurkaru publishes some details relatieg to the sale of eirldren in Judie. At Bedeck, in the Nisant's country. Golams and Bonder are regularly sold every half year. Very recently • ease occurred in the whined to which a woman mss sentenced to lour mouths' imprimemect for sallies her child. The came is postal poverty, oriels( from • failure al crepe. The perehasers sra, as • rule, Massolmans. Tao LAHUDI MAZKIT r 1 QUIIIittILMID —Wages are still high, sad labooring meet om essay obtain employ ment at earnest Wm, but mechanics, unless in the building trades, are quite safficieot to the preemie demand. Clerks end prolessimal men bad better remain at boma.—Qmeests- Mad Glearslims, May 19. Du Berry's dela:was kealth metering Revaluate Ambles los( cares. IMMO seettialae iseseemiesee. Dye. Lep i r a r s tliesetioll). Colisumptios, Debility, Ceaselpation. Cm itirroes. Moos. Liver, end Mama& eel saws atm tiers eta met in ether vemintr 4 , rh isi v al t amaaallx—De Many end Co. No• 11 110 01 4 1, deb. Undue, W. la ILK Mb., It ad.; ttbk. 11.•.dt SPerma-.. (telveteimbezl f TWOPENCE THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER IN BOOTH LLNOILIUMIL (nor on owx LIVERPOOL. WIDNIIIDAY. The arrival el Mr. Gladtteraeia Booth Laacaeb hu been the acclaim of a remarkable outburst of enthu siasm. In Liverpool esucially, the heart at the occimus lye interest in that seetioe el the county, his reesplioa has been schrworthy. The satiety to be present at the great seating in the !unphitheatme on Tuesday night was shared by all clams et the ecnususity. The liberal committee aeurted, throng► the chairmen of the meeting, that their opponents bad sot ooly posesseed themselves of a large number of tickets hy fraudulent adarepreesetatiow,but had actually forged tidal.' in imitation of than Wool by the liberal committee. At all even* s far greater sem. tor of minors promoted themselves with tickets than the 2,000 who could be admitted ; mod the MINI around the building was excited sod matured in the utmert. The Chancellor's poetics was moat enthusiastic ; sad it is 000- fidently smarted by the oldest politicises is the neigh bourhood that no such ovaton bas before bees aired there to say public man. The sapporters of the right hon. psalm:lea are working with • will, sod spook euldestly et their peospecte for to-morrow's poling. aftersoca Mr. Gladstone addressed • crowd of raarolmato oa 'Cheap, from the window et Marra. Litt ler dais and oo.'s edam. In spite of the ram, which k& heavily at iatorvala, the crowd sambaed several Mr. Outeroyx, who wee received with immense cheer ios, said the pelting rein which had come down an hour be fore and delayed kis 'polish, and the better weather which prevailed at that mamma, he took for an omen of his own porltlon. (Cheers.) He did not know whether they remssaibind • remarkable song which had been used der* the American straggle, and two lines of which ran : 014 John Brown Is dead, But his soul I. nterching Well, be (Kr. Gladstone) lay deed in Oxford— (laaghter)-- bat in some manner or other he believed that in South leaculdre he was marching on. (Laughter and lead sheens) The same of Gladatase was represeated ea the lids of the new parliament, at present, only by the mem ber for Chester. (Cheers.) He was very well pleased with that representelioa as fax aa it west, bat he was eat alto- gether yet content. (Hear, hear.) He hoped that the name he sow brou‘ht amount them was so bad passport he their favour. (Oboes) It had been well knows in Li verpool for eighty years, and his earnest desire was that whether it was still known there far a long time or a awn ewe, it might always be known with honour. (Cheers.) He made bold to say that if he came so them as • defeated ma, he did not costs bearing that name tainted with dis honour arising from that defeat. (Loud cheers.) He had net been rejected by what they understood as " Chrforcr— a large majority of the leakier( teaching body of the naiversit, had voted in his favour. It was the iIIaUMICO of another class that had displaced him. He denied the justice of the manner in which that clue bad siercised its power, but he admitted their com petency and right so to use it. He had loved Oxford, and endeavoured to serve it, but had thought the best mode of serving it was to keep Its public and political character in harmony with the mind and 'mint of the nation. (Laud cheers.) For that he bad been refuel peratissiou to eau tines in the pomessiun of his Isossourable and distinguished trust, and sow be asked the electors of South Lancashire whether the part he had taken is public affairs, and the position he held in the ser►ice of the trove, disqualified him for repressatiog his countrymen in parliament. (Load trim of " No, me") The right hoe. gentleman west on to wish scum to his colleagues, the two other liberal candidates, and said that he had toms before them at the lase minute of the twelfth hour, and therefore must be short in what he had to say. It was for the electors to choose. He contended that the party to which he belonged had bear engaged in carrying forward a work of legislation for a qu►rtet of a century which was for the promotion al purposes beneficial, sot to a part, but to the whole body of the nation. (Cheers.) le that time they had seen Liverpool doubled, trade extended, wealth in creased, coutentaient spreading, intelligence enlarged, all classes of the community more closely and heartily united together. These happy fruits, din no doubt to the character of the people, due above all to the favour of Providence, had yet beets due la • not imemsiderable degree to wise legislatioa and the Judi eleenesaduct of parliaments. They saw tte virdiat which eras being rendered by the country in all its die. kris* sad he asked the Aldan to ecasider the names of thews who were before them. He had nothing to say spinet the throe respected and excellent persons who were tensed the "old member"—(hear, hear)—but he de died to remain, on their pert • preeeeptive right. Their Meads kid him in Oxford that be was %%swarthy to sit, bonnie he held opinions opposite to theirs, sad therefore the electors could not be surprised it he asked them for their votes without too much considering the effect it might possibly have on the eats of any of the old members. (Load laughter.) He asked epos the broadest grounds, whether t►ey approved the history and mune of mug legislation? (Greet cheering.) *bother they thought it had been .of advantage to the country ? (Cheers.) That was the simple qiustiou ; it admitted of • simple reply, and humbly, but with some confidence, he en. treated them to render that reply in the most intelligible form by the votes they gave at the poll.(Cheers.) It bad been ispossible for him to go through the usual proposess of as destine ; yet he felt • strong conviction that Booth Lanaishire would not belie the work by which she had profited so much, and would not condemn the man who, upon grand, of satiorial policy sad of good done sad labour performed for the nation, now reepectf ally soli. cited the suffrages which it was in her power, and her privilep,but aho bet duty end her solemn responsibility, to give. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Gladstone, os proceeding to his brother's office, was followed by slave and enthusiastic crowd. THE ROAD MURDER. (FROM OUR SPRUILL ISPOSTEL) SALISBURY. JULY 19. The commission for the Wilts assizes was for mally opened is this city this afternoon. Both learned pages, Mr. Justice IE -sting 6n4 Mr. Justice Willer, arrived about half-put 2 o'clock, from Winchester, sad immediately proceeded to the Crowe Oeurt, where the esennsiseiom was *pose& The trial of the pri•overs will sot commence till to-mor row, and it is considered probsble that the trial of Coastwise Kest, for the murder of her brother, Fraoeis Seville Heat, will be caminimmed is the afternoon. The excitement with reference to the case i s very great, it bolo( generally nederstold that es the solici tation of her friss& the prisoner hal noterented to plead not sad that as attempt will be made to est mai& the eoefeedoe en the ironed of lineally peedmied by reli gions moemnssia. The tows is filling very fast, and ell the principal hotels are likely to he crowded. The prisoner was brought over from Devises gaol last night by Mr. Alex ander, the governor of the prison there, and lodged is the exianty gaol is this sly. Her father and other relatives have deo arrived i• the eity, sad this wombs' were in close oonsaltatien with Mr. Coleridge, Q.C.. and Mr. Fab. of Bristol, the amend retained for the defence. The presses. Bon, it is noderstood, will be oonduskd by Mr. Sandake. Q.C., and Mr. Lopes. The Under-Sberiff, Mr. J. Philips, of Chlppenbent, lee ever gem the reception of the judges been badly imaged in regulating the admissions to the court, which is a particularly small, ill.coetrlved, and ill.wentilated rearm hardly capable, if everything were moved oil at It, of hold. leg 200 people. The preen srmagemeats ere of s tea limited character, essomusoduics being provided for twelve report's' aaly ; sti sotto ore to be res:Wved for the met►o politsa pram. It is thought the awe will be brought as whoa least expariod, is ceder to avoid ercoodiag the court. Yr. Junta Willos k to try the aim CttYs2As PALucL-011r1 SEILLI3IO DAT.— WIDUSDAY, 307.2 19. Ansafroks. es wan, 15,107 ; into b mesa WE* 4,917 ; Mhl *lke; 10,404 'fail dal t a kW qii Ohl. ad rep 'MN M■ d al poi I do row ode reek. hi* ditto 241. .51bs boa ,00; i 3. A I. el I U. A I. TO Ids d r. l'et ait, d r r d C• wag oh V al. 0 g OP was* c Atior Otio 4 .0 r. c. ..........e. Pa 1 . s 4 a e OS'