The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

. edMd. Is. fi s 2.e. pis qr. 4 • old red, 43a. to 48a• 411 Sill ie.. t.. 43a. per 36 peso; as rotes more fully paid , Mai, 17- to 30s. peg - - in dinnec.id ; old, 28e. to 7 ---- 7- - ....____,.....------------ ... t.i ' ' •' : 1 . . ' , LoNnoi Tins' • pry ~joesNuik, sEpigngp, 12, 186 9.-At our market this No. 6.959 r...„: ,_ • • • • • .w of wheat from the ".,_,.,...;_..L....,•.,,,,,_,...._,•.,..; meth* from &breed ; ! ‘..17--- :, ~ e te new amp, quility tad Log WALL LINK eI.PAGES7B Joe MEI, 1)/ AT of ' TANA and MATANZAS , • AVEOPOIarrAII itralC*o4l.l4 PIL"62"" • THE BRIIIBH ASSOCIATIO" zeeptioesble, sad prices B thole& If Pligthe Dieset..-Mman 011.111/1.3 @Up Jur MAGLIMUdit (to the INLAND of CUbA). reperientrilt 7. Glorious messes of CRAIWIMWS ease. X. h. mato Em, 'in team LOAN Of MOAN* RURAL In Doe* of AM beuft Intend le *et Deist Diverethement sal Et stet z . -es very tholes while arid s, eertyeed.-1111. sotlSeth d potties dome, holden the hth °stow. on at Plymouth. and at 7or root. lm ratans payable haleyearly in lathe& Duna Barre • Oath Merit Tio lerochielettjerapt= Tiailitio...tehL66 -.Andy to T.' fiZERN and Co. •ORITs. Willem end Jerry ood. Ries, MUM -N of buyer'. Floor wee is oed salmon torywd.aa --- time, it c_per term by tics ego ea gwo- Is Leder-MUM E. Ithery ochrOder and Co, J.l. MI.& BIRMINGHAM the declined the week. Ilk ..., pithiumom to oath a Maned Wm by Is Hawria-The Bea of Commerce, Frauds 1•11•••, Bet., blab in steady mum. Monism THE OXFORD,-SIXTY-BIZ, by 3. OFFEN- inas Ws momia, mad their busieees wee aed-aiesb"se 1-. 0112521 ale Co. Di their value. 0( can s sera -7.------ _____- . Tide Comm wee fanned * 147, obtained Its concession the BACH :LA TIATIATAL, NOUMA, Rs. bp the most h. The arrivals this week HT& -IrorILKL- iaas 'Mr' and is 141 ihs,rds madmmTlefed from 2'o°' mamma °retain Company in Itoedse_, Including ilthes Reseall. rail) eisri•E She been ef liwiekli• riLkcIEWALLLINEof P A°K ...... ... la the Bay of Havens, to atimaa. a distance of 64 miles. foreign, 550 ; barley, D wags Cr' nmlic.g.i.""eit-T. 01 0•01, will 174' mate this branch Una of considerable 'slue here been con. Walssele7.77^lll. Barrie, 11°412°0 NW* sad law Tlis-fteim7 Mr. Baum Game, M.A., ate of I; .._oala. eoseterine, 2, les ; gliJi*NT. 1. am% i Aso cony o mu. diatid. (who wlll math 510 reappsereaee here alma abeam. of i.e masa 4 the uposiatios, reed . kii ,b3O seeks ; fiance, I,(eso got leilb pwla 11°"mair I. ett and restored Hoak._ VI, The one el senenswilan to this data is £1•010•°°° , *talc arm iaerllbassill* ; and killiwll.Bl. thilleArest"Tßlttaltet HE eat" Vkicia under Wester." Mr. Os' - This thip bas beat t or &MAIO wee shed thee shares subscribed in the Leland, MI -.Nu Wi a add Cu.. I°4 1464mb11l- Emma yea rolled in 4.ondon. I. 11161, ly a lint seartgage fhT= • mfr., irgi,iftwiril=amakiblml: ameaermat by exprothog the hove s • very liberal sepply loth. 7am sent interest. and relays ble by the opera. 0.."... ur y, bet millers insuilest. Hon ofbeitartathethed of eff.ooO per ammo, cocaseasidas mot ;4 •e; luarrier rarrAisilloolalloeldes am Meats oilinil the Ones of his Mir these, the trade sal tIEENSLAND.-BLACK BALL PASSIM- which win redeem the entire loan In lete NO. ~. *lrma as being "On Spectacle qr., of the best dune. egi On IL - New ta with beellideattatdColonial £llO 000 was eindlarly raised in 141 for the comisisigkes of 'GINE% . OT EASY.-NewILB Books Amp of bulls" a "end e apt* a mew barley were Reductionawer= fare to Ale wane two branch reeds, mewed by a seemd martomps ea the resa sir urious • the Ueda by and guaranteed hp tie Beak of Commerce, regegeble by the sops for Town/ma Village Book Chiba See MUDISII LIBRARY is "ILL m.„,.. ity (omen jape mono, me ratio. di • dalies fund of 34,000 per emu* otheteeclog la CUB for ber. Postage Wee on 'polka/at. the ens otemildy enduing Norfolk lee now bees to be realised. Mr. Gallo 11173. bans modassive of Leavy A, •00 toes burasseLldhores pour ( • illEfX,,n,,,Vief....e.°lll-- o f. .5: by any meet A consitlembi• portion of the remainder of the capital hes MITDIE"S SELECT LIBRARY.-New Bonk" ' "Pe' which began by w sad the peat week of beg 411.41. ii, mimp,' ... ".'--- -lea& JO AMAMI* be idiot es been sapped Dem time to tine out of the earnings of the read a dip no moo" 80 mairegfte Aar. moo very is,,,boko; ..........4.1.1. %woe ell. mailteederse.tonftescallapokatimllDlßl LIIIRLRY CIRCULAR far cleft 'hair "es wbaa V them to be secured in the kr atoms, The sego eceet see no4bing distinctly, te Ells. ;red ditto, ees, to the Australian anodes sa oppor-• eadukow.the liellewleowsenesz Awe* 11........kreablay=rmi -.L''',--"- than 375. to 395. ; pess 'sans superior to thy ether roe. ism pus •••••41 A100,700 Moor. 325. 6d. per mak. "Pe ..---emead aide ea desk Is meal to ordinary OM. nfansd MI thee .. 1914. laooo 111111:411 Sltlfer LIBRARY (Limited). Mabee dist/moo e „Lixoseardotreet,lnniba,Mty-olnoe.4.lCluffeirest, 47e. I.d. dik koesuseileMs hed grid ammlianterna ter Whir clear and MA grces reeapte from January to Jens ' 93.0 0 • which appear r WA 1.0•000,10, . WM • =Wye/ esk IAMMI BAIN* sad Coee• ...wavelet : ell=bri. ageing ausai Period, 804 -' - --- - --"*" iikeou rromusTs and TRAVELLEItaora to the a tars IDdistir The was aloe *Mgt Dan IJlke; sad T. M. MACRAE' sod 0e.,11. The day of Revue and Matanzas Railroad ire New *Peeled the perches* of the *thee .R. Medd', sad others wooled to the his of the OP *mass" l' .to 3s. per gouts(' lower.. owoosderi.lLC mow. to 8... de,. of is mew, bun aso heated particle, ag dust, ad WLAIi DB To eared f 475. to 495. _• sew irides, er_.• end of inteseese importance to the Dye! Wawa* and Masa. /AMOR • most mired*" =reties am compialon. ~..., ~ „„„„.. 36 SWIM Bade, was is OrLi PACKETS for CAILITTT4. -x` 6'4oe oompeny. inasmuch at it is in medi co stater lain ass read es disPeldeg the Geed of noVer • Staling all hest ser ' ''''''", made et quite as mege -trill be panetuany despetthed •• Ow 27th waverer. g a district rice in wiser pothook end bake the tability, mad inneediatedy Omens! Nair beet th 17e. to 35e. per gamier ; 7Labipping day Mith MU). the tiptoed* dew at Bombs with see . womb, and jump tat toe attendee metered elasticity 7. state of the skin. *Mar 0, ILL CLeTLE, AA 1. Leal toes raima, lea& booths' • suttee of the contra reed GO the based. which win Tr•ohles. WIMPS& Dhrelles..ll.rable, alat lerstle: arror lido e. The show of oats Ira g __ClitltAl err. Min latirtmateafewndellae lA, Ps.' wary shortly meek Vlile Clue by the conniption* the therthems soy to edema. in pries ; Zia per "4'4 pdri,"l".: L. «A. pat lIVI ehlhat to the owners, Mau_ of Raleread. 30a ; lagnigni Tta. to 26a. -Mk trek* der 0.....e1a gealli ead rala11:11 •l° ad•••••• 411.1 N DWI The Mena el the trate of the Oolltho Railroad 11111•111011•1111 WOO hT 1111110taPs• Ask for " lovlsoda' ly sale, MI la. pot quarter gel Lb, 311, Paribmest-street :or too. and A. krmatlN , IMO pas zwistpt• ,..,.......- .... gee.loo Ind sad penman artkies underlain:to 6Pw acme. Super Sow, Ma. ----.‘ es, thaoseherceareet, Lomb* Will be followed by •' ' hiss • .• , e t • 69,640 fed a Raigkier." • .•. mr I. 6. ship Warwick Castle, AA 1, 1,166 tone riffirstee. • of new wheat was plea. ._.__-------M'7--'------ wed GAMS** NS, EramithelereleMeg He MOW • • VOilirtitel IMPOSSIBLE The greeted and 414 i, lame thee ' • Alline ',' ' • .I.lrl jai asehil invention* the day. AOUA AVAREALL -6 Old also came to head dill" n" Untr°4ll. 19111158"" " al"oompletethi the 122eddireee slid Matthew maw JOHN Nay TOOL, TWICR A WILE. To a GOSIOILL and Ca. Three Eteguart, iomberti risked to do thy leuesue wag uvEßpooL. NEW YORK, and Pupa desire t• mll4 a . .Ard AMA*, bemille, street, tendon. perfumers to bee majesty, rmerter to a ✓in price. Balm sr .a. pga•••12111A WrILAII-RIUT COMPAN Y Mead de. MrsucuriLM fulmriortids" ritfunej oikalmusogaLmr.Tdpie:"... rise GU truly tearvelleme dad. edeSsir reams , theta ems expected, bat meow. !Bihar tulip:awed Cintiebuilt Inn &rev Saisapithips, maim hair to it. pristine hu matter at w as. Railroad Corepeny will Off a mot molgsge on the Cellar° Agua Amszella has none of tlissliroe paths of dyes; It o armies the embed States feat* large supply of both old 1110 N LI rBRPOOL for NEW YORK. Railroad. Its mums stock, ainerienanees. mid alt terdoliOl_ .., contrary. is beneficial to the spate* and 'than the Derr r tied etee a ea the Bay of Ravens and Maleinan Lan. reamed one applicatioe per Month will keep It in perfee, former foetid buyers at CITY 07 CORK. Saturday, Sept. 11. mad sat its subject Nay to the misting mortgages of prise Al la. per hole* or in half bathe. the ed. Joie net be written b. b 3s, ' auxin las, Wedoesdat Selia td, ~_ Athkein, of which are /rat meetPa• or Z2t0.000 will be Paid of the Co. lave Loan appointed perfumers to aka. the 7 W stone), at prime Tanis( aea ma Weds's." sod °fres". rrhia'rs and "nture OdeisYr' ealrek in 1876. by the operation M the sinking fund whlell Wales. -JOH h OWN SLL and Osis CHBRRYTOO i T Cat* by the man steemers Wane own 10 nts end bath ware la le U. It multi inomo, k, ilk AkokikoosserkbAbli commences in 1057. greatly superior to any tooth powder.-To be be/ ,a ii,.... The property thee bledm Is as follows ' yearn, chemists:lt. the mewesctory, It, Tier L„,"1..L by Me Y,,,, _.der.• au,' full aider,etessas.„,,,,,,At,••• i 55,,,..„.„, The Casio litellroad he yelretweed out of the proceeds of biza.ana. leg trident our market the s"'"''''' a aat:a '''''''--jr- -- this kan, prodneks • gross mune In lees of dm,* • ile''''" kg sad the Celled booked roueh oe es were barely maintained. terms farther Parilealars 5P0,7 to The ti ilail.l,2,xvrapodseband *Mg arma Railroad sod ner erat.,-1-,,,,, nix scorn BILIOUS and r.r ae of new wheat were oily Mall lilidell• "244;a4koos"irseSe. ("efts's:4; i's " Al'llll Tetbreget GeV 10 the aberve-reenst= mortgages;. IV el ewer fag nmedy. preured Off le for barley and oats was see wait a, um imam it will be noticed that the termite of the Ray of Havens and ' ingredient. from tip rode* of De. Sao* wit' • u last week. Metenzas, as well as that of the Collie. Railroad, ha. for some to an who suffer from bilious ad liver ex was anther larger attend. BE"' wind. spasms. eddies's, dizziness of the • N.-Direet Route to Hanover, Brans- years been steadily tummies at the rate of to per cent. per , funny ...,,,,, ve rees, MI • on offer castrated a large wick and ceetee Gmeeny._yhe is Gene. um", union, and it is beyond • doubt Mat the inualesmatlea al the two rude by a Defend femmes of trate sad a large suing el the blood, they are Wail esteihnit :or • samples of which were us toe thethiss screw •thimer HOWL iessln J. BRI MANN. • still, however, a numbet on se dthetthed trots itoreelydou ea THURSDAY. the HO eiqsruneditem is .I_, diner_. 2streAton_ _will ;p:disce a f ,r larger me g WOW to the stomath, _they mute s• ki, ma,. rid AAA. oak., Antaaw,d, „or. 1.1,a,5.,.....r. ,aaLe.t...u1700.701::::,:vt.0.. mama yam at and strengthen the whole savour lamp, and these were alto.best, Mewl* It. King Vflillametree 'Sher !sod the large arrivals maeoeu, far peneeneere. at 11, noon.-eares to brute* 0 •14,7-Z. re.,71'.71.,'"1ts loan..inking teed le carcase fa,. drumpeta In tam. le. lakead tr re ti ; Mare tickets. 21 and el the.-Apply at CHAPLIN%Tr is mimed the wheat trsde weerels. 'deb ein is to he paid od annually. either by the Sooit's Biliatilluld Liver ith • limited inquiry prices Vpgailli"nare3°llc'eadZsgeCo.. St."Dientenrcus'•Wi-bo: °riseet°,Per Dualleatilrnie-hlll,"Arilaße. abase a ho.A. or per rf-rawing. He menden to amotaeor In Masao .011.• W Oast taatier 1677, by which time the first mertpies loan of 4.160.000 will be Kee, while foe some of the ~..„r ens hely redeemed. May bed of be b eimplan the s still greeter. The quote. ir HE TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Tee Bonds will be issued In sums of LlOO. sad bear Interest Aii Ew woRK if old white wheats are 50s. COMPANY ILhnited). coupons, payable 10th June and loth December, at the counting- PURE DENTISTR' per quarter; secoadary Cli Capital, *MAW sterlinss. house of Meths. J. Henry Schroder and co. A. PALMA.. OreereacimetF to 48e. per quarter. New p hue, 10.000 Mures of Reo each. The lint coupes will be payable 100 lone next. previous work on dente' to 46e. per quarter, of 82 1.1 Deposit on application, ft oa ellotimeat, The selecripMes price Is 10 per cent. payable as follows:- pat the above will be to fore trade there wet His sot sat mated teat over one-ball of the cethal will In AS on appLicatieu. store teed to auk quotatiou foe this damn?. raped me within the sent swath menthe. Is the event of the TO ma allotment. dethistry." de * emblety of an Make of the Company's operstioua, either se loth November. John C is. per quarter lower. The LIO 0 by additional steamers for the New You le "entre, or for the I only a limited busiaa bark the Directors will consult the proprietary as to whether Ella s ls. per sack cheaper. The 0r woe shell be provided by further calla or byes loses Of ad. -. previous mataimenta. sow commencingthere was ghost caidtel. HO 6 , hest malting aorta fetches* idnactolts. Interest et 5 per cut per au= will be allowed for prepay. 325. per quarter ; for pied. =Orrin Z. 111••• Yes. Chairman of the Royal Mail Steam sloes of any of Ohs faatalawata. lisinPae7, add the feelelou sad South Waders' Applicata* for an allotment to be mum to Meagre J. Henry dy, and prices ranged from Rainey. Schrader and CO.. 145, Leatit.ablaghtf ; or to the Brokers, the exemption of a tow saw lama Gamey, Ras.. M.P., Deputy-Chairman of the Royal Mall Messrs. Lamas. Sea, and Pearce, No. 7, Angel-court, Throg i late rates. the oat market hens Padua Cceepsey. mortoncireea e quarter lower. Beans and Ord& da•••r. leg., chairman Southampton Dock Company. 1.0. Leaden/allays*, London. Sept.?, 1883. Cr steady demand. Indian cent germ Medett. EU. M.P. Jae flapeth Forbid llisq., Director Southampton Dock Company. Pr $ B D AIRY COM PA NY (Limited). m'harp Bina. gm., Chairman Hampshire Maki. g Company. eve had a week of splendid (With power to add to their number., 1 Incorporated nodes the Companies Aet, talt, which • up in this neighbourhood. lAN LEAS. specially limits the Baba* of each shareholder to the amount sr large, the quality is very Landon-Meas. Glyn. Mills, Ciir4es, and Company. of his Mums Capital ClOO,OOO, he 13.005 shares of 4LIO ma. use very bed ; the sale is Southampton-TM Hampshire Banking Company. Nissen oa spolhation £1 per share, sal es adloiseent £2 pe With, whilst for the out al I Ammo-Mawr& Chedwiek, Adamson. McKenna, sad Oe. H Baothu-Messes. utthineen mid sow, Angel-court, sadly be named. Old whist Loniloo.ff.C. "Cad to szered A 3 per shire, and after the firs, no furl' a reluctant sellers. A they actaaaT ;pro tem.,-J. IL Vincent, Esq. 'ails to be seeds e$ katatereas than three months and former rites fully main- soucrrou. eitecroes. r:-Wheat white, old, 48s. Lendee-Pardsed Miller, Em., 2, Ctkall-eourt, L.C. Dr. LAN/LISTER. 1.11.1 L. LLB., Coeur for Middle's& lid. per 34, Callow I, 44.. to 40e. • d. whits, new, Southampton-Mears. !there, Hard on, sad ging). MA. nant-Colonel Evelyn, -garde!" Ss. Oats, new, lo to._ TgiIIOBART 0/VICIA. lieutenant-Colons Leedom -th. hew areadeariliet. Manta& . Southampton -Canute-med. Chasm.a Lemprkre, Esq., D.C.L. St. John's College, I market there wu John James. Esq.. Vaneert. Osernney. this day's to effect sales a decline of to. The D P-ROS- PECTUS. Mr. Thomas WMiam Fulham. Stannead Rye Fre The Transatlantic !steamship Company ,Limited) is formed deed,* Her* mew Ind to be submitted to. Oder Ike maim of the irmortant interest" ousected with Mr. Jae Rambo% Rookery Firm, Dagenham. • Mu. Oct. koe in requst, kethanytoe, for the purpose of establhemit a line of (list-clam Mr. Jelin SW,. di, Si, AAA" Farm, &ltd._ __,.."4" he Tate as dear, and cargo Muni-ships b tween Southampton and New ITlor.feworue•lnhr.r. res'essai..allitzny he very Mosta weatheref =width them le now so admitted necessity. see to secure a lugs 63UthamPtte. from Its Mailal POlO4OO, Its close proximity* ro.d, W., Manager. ( With power to add to their leaden sod the cootusental ports. Ha saes cud easy worse le ell mop is varied, but in many asked the tide, pommel unrivalled advantages tor the Am.- geLlelffeß3'''lleWs• Morris. nieed Tow obbased. Barley is a mote than trade. Metthess ere suffering from The Southampton route to America is very imperfectly served AnnniThel- 0. Boman, Ziarife. all Esq., wee 'Beetles, sod prior were by the prevent Mum of steamships tinder foreign nags, which s favour ; white, 45e.t0 515.• teeth at Southampton from Bendier* and Bremen on their way Arnrroas -Mame. C. F. Remy • The demoted for manse' le New York, and clear out with immense freights of German, BABILMS -London and Cour gleliglAßT (pro tem beech, and British ma. ufactures, and sr • nude* of parses tea, 32e. to 3.40. per quarter : pool a/I classes, and are eminently socceseML DAIRY Dames-177. Jrulham-r , per 30 stain; oats, 6d. 081 fending the construction of the necessary ships, the Dime** Limit Is. per 24 stood Beans scarce will Win • position if oreihd to open the train at an early date Temporary Oakes-Ma ad, 445. per 38 emu ; melt, by meths M engine steamers, which may be clue tend or per- - pr ter. Flour, 33e. to 31.. per chased lathe service. The proposed capital is considered adequate to the laimediste Pure unadulterated ad' Labe bad another week 'of purpose of the New York sin ioe, but as thermions In mosso mount importance so ta am efts the southern poi ts are also contemplated. the Dirac- towns la well known to net. The great bulk of the tors will take advantage promptly of any opening the' may both as to quality and (try large breadth carried it stile, to establish a line to • !southern port, by steamers et• been formed, et this Any samples of new wheat reedy adapted for that service, to seen as circumstances may Inhabitants of the r *lour and coodition than we Nally the step. supply of milk fro? Oa& the Oaring t. Barley and oats, altheliEh TORY 01, APPLICATION FOR "RAJAS. The ethectior country markets this weer. (To be retained by the Bankers 1 renew tad, .0 busily employed with Wren, To the Directors of the Transatlantic Steamship Company too,. diets, ,Lindted‘. g, so that we somioally Wei their rowan, Gentlemen.- Navies paid to your banker" the sum of AAA, for r. •.day, we had very small sop. E . being a dep. sit of AI per abate on Ghana propose tr Prices are without chugs. In the there Company. I hereby request teat you will allot en elf •ort tauter ; barley, sew, 23a W me that number, and I agree to accept such *area, or say bra spec* r ember you may allot to me on the terms of the prospectus, and ',rem, e Lave had slightly increased I sane to pay Um drposit due on Miotment, and to sign the and. articles of mutation of the Compaq whim required, and I A, week, end also by boat rte sethorbe yes to tarn my name upon the register of members rik. rel. Only owe cargo of masse for the number of shares allotted to me. ir and cosatwise scarcely any ljamit agnate* Method by quieter amounts Name in full the trade here has been lee Resideme Protean. ee lower prices meat be sale Date is has been transacted slate Foreign in tooderstely dealt et THRESHER and GLENN so all varieties. Inds red re .M. • NEXT DOOR to iIOMERSL 1.41017811, mutat. e, from scarcity, has improved mirth, and the few amen The Indy estehlehmeet In Londe! for lb. following ,kr, sing in mooadary etheillee, TBEESBure fIUMIII.II ANGOLA SUITS. for anything really prime. THRESBLICS INDIA TWEED SUITS. i-Blacks in hatter supply and TRIMMER% INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOAT THRES/Ilit'S IMMIIIIIR SHIRTS. a corn tot taken so freely, THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SF i 2d. to 3d. per barrel lens IMRE:MUG MILITARY sIiIRTS. ' Imports this week:-Maim. THRENIIIRD OVERLAND Tau:tas. or, 200 sacks, 10 earrala Ex- THEM ORS INDIA Br uoca Tar i ; wheat, 73; oats, 4,634; THRISHIM'S METALLIC LINED T ; oatmeal, li sacks. THRLSBENS INDIA CAIHN SAG' NA-WTI/TS SUPPLIED for INDIA.' ter. 9.-A larger supple of sua, sad *tailed WNW the articles*, still comparatively await for wad eggentreut will be fors aided on • I no amigo in the price of We Saar was done. Sheep were HYAR and Co.'s CIA' l et 26.. 611. to 31s. : he 66 and 6f. tee of 275. lissiethe wee very slow. Ths ant Establishment in the I el Boys' and Youths' Drees. Hu' ............... to fre. Boys' Westminster a, hole Roo, Harrow, and mile GEE, AND DEATHS. %Pr Orerept4, lye. Id. to ' Ifln. a atahlil tolls. hoye nerve hinie Trowel, Se. r BUIS. keshun, Kent, the wife of H. 1. WAN shod Co.' ell se. ; Harewood.square, Regrol's-PA No. L lieetlessee', melon, her Majesty's Bombay stiff IlefelleaCeder Dept err. No, 4. luverness.temce. Bayswater, the le t sad Livery daughter. lia 7. Tempt, at lancestergate, Hyde-park, lb° Putacial 11 ~ of awn. 'WA 41. se !bun .house, Cheshunt, the wife of t;1 fit Paul's School, the wife of the L RIAGES. leptember 7, at sandridso. 111616.ef , son, remote Corral, sou of o the wick, to Anna Marls Cher • , Madrid's, Bury, Herts. ~ ember 7, at St. Peter's. Sang." l' to Mar, Wilke, daughter of II _ ••-gardens, Captain 6 . ''"` ria-Mrtiet, Weetednater. ___, .bey T. at St. Faure, mranler. net, .. Vogan, a Ashburnharn_..-l!= Oster of T. *WU of NW''' &AVIS. win d awatetlele, Elias, the - r 7, at Oxford, Henry. or Windmill-street, Grave T. t addel, aged 72. Stockwell-pieoe, Moe Fulham torah. NM, mash-place, Brie -------. WILLIAM K) City of La in the Pr Leek - ad sld, per qr. old rul t 43a. to 480. • 10.. t•• 43a. per 36 moos: M rota more tally paid ; dist * 27, to 30. pot in dotamd ; old, 281. t •i ' o.—At our market this mw of wheat from the roosipte from abroad; ia new amp, qaality sed noeptiosable, and price s very chaos whit% sad • d nothing domi, bolder, of buyers. Plow was is the doolino of the week, blab in .reedy request. their miss. Of oats a I. The Mi./1101k walk foreign, 550 ; barley, emeteriws, 2,194 ; ,t4O sacks ; foreign, Low s • very liberal seep', y, bat millers manifees. item, the trade relief qr.. of the beet desorip. miles of wow barley w ere se various ; the trade by Norfolk les now ba sk beep prodastivis of heavy sad Me peal weak of hot these to be moored in the to E9a ; red ditto, 4Ye, seas, Xs. to :39a. ; pee s Y. 33. Bd. per wk. 471 Id. IMO • =pply De . Tbo was slow. . to 30. par quarter loots, 475. to 495. sow tr6llB, 36 stmt.. Borlor or to mode at quite at swab 17•. to 36a. per gamin; Tbo show c 4 our or 1,01 to &avail.% in prise ; 30s. ; foosigo. 245. to 26,. ly sae, pot quartet stow. Super Sons, 368. of now whist war ph.. Old also canto to WA risked to do any banners rin prioe. Barlow sr than was impacted, tin tr. largo supply of both old former (sued buyers at lit he written L. to 3s, ti stoats), at prim Tanis( )ats sad Mom wore lo Is fog Inds at our market ter• Ds wore barely mint/road. as of new whoa wart °sly la for barlay end oats waa • ss last weak. was a rather burr attend. OP offer coalained a lar‘a samples of which Wen la w still, however, a numbet lamp, and these were alto. ither, end the large arrivals to outud the wheat trade ith a limited inquiry prices der, while for some of the s still greater. The quota. sf old whit* w►eats me 50s. per quarter ; seceadary ad to 46e. pee quartet.. New to 465. per quarter, of 62 to foreign trade there wu quotatioes for this demi?. la. per quarter lower. The only • limited busiest la per sack cheaper. The sow commencing there wu , hest tealtiog sorts fetching 325. per quarter ; foe dried. dy, and prices ranged from the est:tuition of a few om• I late rates. the oat market e quarter lower. Beans and teed, demand. Indian torn are had • week of splendid op in this neighbourhooi Sr large, the quality is very nets very bad ; the sale is Wise, whilst for the out al sadly be ncnied. Old wheat ▪ reluctant sellers. A nry and limner rata' fully main r:—Wheat whit" old, 48s. I, 44.. to 48e. ; whits, new. Oats, new, 10d. to Ild. per this day's market there au to effect sales a decline of le. min had to be submitted to. rates. Osts tees in reqaest, as quits as dear. be very mereilioent weathers/ Des enabled to secure a large stop is varied, but in men? obtained. Barley is a MOO MotaDess ars Batteries from woo inactive, sod prier were s favour ; white, 45.. to 515.; Tbe demand for melting tee, 32e. to 345. per quarter ; per 30 state; oats, 6d. per In per 24 stools. Beans scares rld, 440 per 38 Moos ; malt, ler. Flour, 3d.. to 355. pert have had another week 'of rest. The great bulk of sry large breadth carried is Any samples of now wheat *lour and condition than we t. Barley and oats, altharick country markets this week, busily employed with harvest, g, so that we nomioally quota .day, we had very small sap Prices are without chugs. [tarter ; barley, sew, 23e. a Lave had slightly increased week, and alao by boat dr ral. Only oar cargo of mane and coastwise scarcely any. lucooed by quieter accounts the trade here has bean los es lower prices must be sub• is has been transacted since Foreign is moderately dealt is ie all varieties. Irish red re from scarcity, has improved car" and the few samples ping in aecoadary wooditioc, for anything really prime. i—Blacks in better supply aid o corn not taken so freely, 2d. to 3d. per barrel lewl Imports this week :—/ifitim. or, 200 sacks, 10 barrel Ex *); wheat, 75 ; oats, `fits; ; oatmeal, 16 sacks. tn. 9.—A larger supply for of stall com p a ratively , mall leo chine as the price of Irie ass= wee dose. Sheep wen at 26e. 6d. to 316.. chili , ' Vs. flames& was very .10 w. GES, AND DEATH& &TBS. kealtun, Kent, the wife 0 H. Z. Harewoodaquare, Regaarspaza. mpion. ker lialeaCy'a Bombay Ma lurernesatemce, Bays.Ater. the daughter. by It Laucastergeta, Hyde-perh, Ot a nan. Ibury.huuse. Cheshunt, the wife of ter. fit. Paul'. Sarno', the wife ofte RIAGES. leptember 7, at Sandridge. NO W . MM. Temple Corral, ou of the late with, to Anna Marla Chevalier. .Saadridge, Bury. Herts. ember 7, at St. Peter's. Notwoe Mary lanthe, daughter of Hrs. -gardens, to Captain SWAMI, tow riaotrost, Westminster. fiber T. at St. Paul's, sininley, Kok . vosan. ot Ashburnham Otero: T. Maples, Of HlSrww" gChTHeetee A S. R. e* lea. the 'wife d r 7. at oxford. away. PA d 114 Windmill-street, Orsvesend. 30' T. S. addel, aged 72. StockWol Stock won-piece, l. 31 r. /. Fawn, Sarah, relict of W. Solid indish.place, Brighton, T. Old. 1* ------- _ WILLIAM Kula YALE. 01 .1 4° 0 1. Cu, at Loudon, Motor. ..- la the Yroclues of Plittstratetu. UAL BaCK WALL LINI aI.PACIES7B far MEL. swan mot Tempi nime.--ihnes. yawl age lA* Woe Carible IL H. MAYIIIIW. blue Dodo as the 01gObor. bal at Ilynoutb. and byg y agpsnonood ouipoo.--Appty 0112cx mai co. lesalobalt street, tC. —ftr earn by Wm lino Cosi pro by T o from pokbogtoo to =th ae Vs b 7 jipierteeee O&M Ma Co. toe viIaiBLAND.—BLACK BALL PASSEL log MUNI. - haw arrots writs harlialaitte Ooloatal Radadioa of afa fare to Clh Lad esqlere :O hara as Boy (oellhat atP4 atoathl, the ohoof VICIMA. 4./ 00 km barthso m r-hons pp' s = 1 0100. ,VW eaPera rh/Ae• by ahy vowed .. lhe WNW/ trade to All=%,Erhat se heart kr oh BMW. The MID Bcovl of ahl aro cid Was ishohlin to the Anatrallah agonise aa spoor- WI ditaillehie bow aapatior he say Ober oh awash Ma eaeowl oh& oh Bask Is equal to oratory @M ilo estaairdsaire. WM , anammapAa ter of Wailer Ye bbbsiZirtaircr. ii t w A gts LATlAllitliandllA/JkAlf= " l 3 . =lst sliett, Podia/ LC. :::=------- ciajiLE PACKETS for CALCUTTA. —Notice 1 *la be pollttiodlY dotred so *Milt sullleMlLriCatitiltd4Ydd 1. M i t " 100: 148.64 . d rEL w_ris, Comiselee. fla• eseHotwacoolimpiesios kw pi.. _l«train or now bpplr to the oilman, Wenn =l,lt WWI soil Co. 'Almon . to Wawa. GAIN MAX Ina W.. St. rtillinolantnt : or to 0. sod A. HAMM* 8 .4 co., I Wit. Lonna. Wili be followed by as awn Alp Warwick Cattle, AA 1, 1,1418 toot loitotot. STRAY 71011 LITIRIO O L OR QIIKINSTOWN TO NNW YORK, TWICR • WILL MEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and POMADE-TRU STRASIEI/7 Ileaß Y Intend e. eaciblithgr tallpowsred Clychtbun Mein-Ships, eiffyler Ow Called States Irma% EEO II YRRPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY 07 CORK. Saturday, Sept. IS. WISE ROR, Wednesday, Sept, yp Led way Walseeday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Gatti by the mal steamers eatitne own i% Il 17, n ow" sesordi l rg both aceasisoetstiaa.. ". = =by the ?Mays and naturslay's Mermen. IL fins..weep lacheles a full supply ot cooked previssona heai gf t saara and the United States booked throat on term. —For further partlenhus sop to MLIAIt INMAN, E, Wateratreet, Uveepool; oe EYE NA wart a, ars PA1.6".06• Leadoll. BRUlN—Direct Route to Hanover, Brons -1 . nick and antral Herraanv.—Phe North German UorPs Ins Wham were .teetrwt HOWE, Copialn J. a IrwANN, win be dwyetdied hams Horeelydown eaVHURSDAY, the 14th bet (vieliter penaltileph as SO am., collies al bennawiek Paw. Ittettwil. tee paremeera at 12 noon.—Parse to brumes. its nod LI. Want tieketa £3 and 81 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN% Unwed Oder, Begent-esteus, W. or to pH/ Luppn, ottjtvo , num PPS and Ots. ht. Damian's-bow. St. Duallsaie-tdll, LC. T HE TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CollrAllY (United). Capital, Eaoo,ooo sterling. rims lame, 10.000 allures of /SO each. tl Deposit oa application, LS oa sllotimeat, his mot sathapated that over rue-half of the capital will be silledap within the wit twelve months. la the eveatof the thenbility et ea ester fo r of the Company's operation+, either hy additional steamers for the New You If ureic', or for the Isith, the Directors wig consult the proprietary u to whe Or ease dull be provided by further calla or byes issue of a l b Milani capita. =Clone' IllsagiZ ...'' Clatrinan of the Royal Mall Steam Cleaspasy, sad of the Loudon and South Western Railway. lama Gamey, Itsq.. M.P., Depnty.Chairman of the Royal Mall Maim ?Wog Campany. Gloria dapper, Req., chairman Southampton Dock Company. Gans MaGatt, Isq., M.Y. Jayitepto• Forbes, Director Southampton Dock Company. Ream lost, Rag., Stigmas Hampshire hankie g Company. (With power to sdd to their numbsr.) AAR RIMS. Tondos— Slaws. Glyn. Mills, Curries, and Company. Southampton—The Hampshire Banking Company. Atarsote—Menra Chadwick, Adamson. McKenna, sad Oa. Itaolgas—Masami. Hutdiinson sad nova, Angel-wart. Lonfloaks,C. Sactruar ;pro tem. lt. Vincent, Esq. SOLICITORS. Lendaa—lowlaad Miller, Coq., 2, Ctitall.conrt, Southsoipton—Msears.Sharp, Harri .. on, sad Sharp. Lemke -va. bow arcedilrer Boutharapton—Canut•-rosd. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Transatlantic ritennahip Company ,Limited) is m faed sadist Ike ausploss of the important interest' impeded with for the purpose of est abikh , nit a line of Ent-erase =and cargo steam-ships b tween Southampton and New which there to Dow an admitted neeemity. Southampton, frogs Its mistral pewee°, Its close proximity to leaden sod the cootisental ports, its safe and easy goons la •11 estesof the tide, pummel unrivalled advantages for the Ams lima trade. its Southampton mate to America Is very Imperfectly served by the present lines of steamships under foreign Sags, which lout at Southampton from Hamburg and Bremen on their way to New York, and clear out with immense freights of German, beach, and Entish ma. ufactures, sod lase a ander' of passes pr' of a/I classes, and are eminently successtuL Pending the construction of the necessary ships, the Directors trm bolos position if neeifid to open the traffic at an early date by means of existing steamers, which rosy be chattered or pur chased teethe service. The proposed capital Is considered oda:Mote for the Immediate MAIM or the New York senux, but IS operations In ODOM.. the Southern pints are also contemplated. the Direc tors will take advantage promptly of any opening that may arise, to establish a hue to a Soothers port, by steamers ez• pose adapted for that service. to soms as circumstaoces may lastify tlis dep. PO= OP APPLICATION 701 PRAMS. (To be retained by the Bankers 1 To the Dl:remora of the Trauma Motto Steamship Company Lindted ‘. Gentlemen,— Having paid to your bankers the sum of , being a dip nit of al per abate on Shand In Dm above Company, I hereby request tnat you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to me on the terms of the prospectus, and sane to pay the deposit due on allotment, and to sign the artkles of aceocistiou of the Company whoa required, and 1 mithorbe yea to twat my name upon the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Una signature Name In full liesidenee Profeadost Date THRESHER and GLENNY. If UN DOOR to OODIRSt t-1101782. mum). lb& askiiestablbissist In Landow for the following Artistes: Taitzseurs et, bums ANGOLA SUIT& THRESELICS INDIA TWEED SUITS. TRIMMER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. THREBEEE/1 lASBMIB POURED. Val-VIERS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIM. THEEMISWII MILITARY SHIRTS. ' THULNIIIIII OVERLAND TRUNKS. TBRFGft.EII INDIA BruocK TIMM. TRAINS WS METALLIC LINED TRUNK& TIERIZBESS INDIA CABIN BAWL N.B.—OUTFITS SUPPLIED for IFDIA. CHINAAnd 010 WO' MP, sad detailed a, of the articles required toe eve2 o,.. parpois red appolatateat will be tor shied on applies/Jou am HYAII and Co.'a CLOTHING for BOYS, *sad in XFORD-GT RUT. 71m021$ Establishmenthe Kingdom tor every description Boys led Youths' Deem buys' Knickerbocker Wu, Ita ed. to $6. goo' Westminster Osborne' Matta 113 a 13d. to Oa Boni MO, Huron, and Rushy Pelts, tea to 49.. Boys' Light %Pt Owermete, lb. ed to us, Boys' Jackets for the season. 10t. Gil to tit boys' hersioeabiti Vests, U. ad. to 7a 04. Borg ailvtamable bowl% BL GIL to 1J ad. RYAN and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, M sad 67, oxruith-snisn. No. L Heatlara's Clotistar for unmodiata wear. No. 2. Gen- Order Department. No. 3. boys' Clo th ing for Immediate amt. No. t Bog sod Youths' Order Department. No. 6. lab" 114 14 • DI Department. No. 6. Hats and Heneral Hosiery. No. t travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, Portmanteau , . IMP. dis. " _ postai:lAl &seam -Birmingham, 21, 11, aDd IHY"trdst oda a. Brims.. SPECTACLES are ACTU•LLY NECHiIIaRY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after nulls r: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable WHEN more tight than formerly is requisite— WiiiTeple N the candle is planed between the *yes and the took . WHEN object. must be held further off to be WHENmore clearly : mach difficulty is found in threading a' asedie. tie above are prerenni tory signs of decaying sight, and %Meats QM an aptielan eisoald 1., comeited enthral delay. Prose low Oen =emirs practice !Nonni. Thomas Harris and Bola ars hall compekti b a d rlse o. all mestere pertaining to the remolylag . e sight.. They skilfully aL•pt lenses. perfectly tree. of pft:/tte Power. a n likewise cloy Judiciously deleet a spar e of the tone most bocorning to the tam VIOLAS 11141 111.,_,.. and dON, opticians to the Royal °Pll"lta th e laikMumie gates. London ,their only aslant). __ . _ , ‘ ,...e 172 'Ailtidli—Ne travellers or agents. joraurs COPAHINE the only famet6,7 lll stio• adopted by tin Porto Acute'Of owl forgoons, tit' report of veer" matter. r Palma. and Loves either Lanoof: Nov. 11, " mum, of Ma asp either ' rowel Or AL. g . JOMIAIN. Praia chocolat, mi k pastrim. Pal week ...Mid ft. BAY at nAVANA and MATANZAS • RAILitOAB (in the !BLAND of CIIIIA). LOAN of /1609400 Wang. In Bootle of AM lear a Ldered at 7 mw omit pet dui= payable ball-yesey In AGMs. Is Landeli—Mesme. Z. Bevy ochrOder and 00, la Hanze—The Bank of Commerce, Frauds lassie, Manager. The Coney was fanned * 147, obtained Its concession the nee year. and In 141 the_ male road was cosspletsd from Reg* la the Bay of Hamm, to Matanzas. a distance of 64 milet Blase then branch lines of considerable maim hare be.. con. stressed. The cod el emetrertlen to this data is £1, 0 14,000: of this sum C 448,000 was 1.11114 amp shares subscribed In the newt £OOO,OOll wee raised in Leedom, L, 11161, by a are mortgage loan, beating 7 pm eent. interest. and ropsy.ble by the opera. lion of a daiWiNod of CAM per annum, corannecing 1837. which will redeem the entire loan in lbta LIM 000 was @innerly raised to li4l for the coneetsUes of Om branch nada, ace red by a secmd molly.' tie the pm& and guaranteeing the Beak of Comnieroi regegehls by the ape. ration of • staling fund of t 4,000 per Nun" commeadug In • oonaltiembe portion of the remainder of the capital has beet supplied free tiros to thee Out of the earnings of the read. Tbi residted lbs misreads, have been very satisteatory, sedahow the liellselngiebeent mild. mem swelligki 1883. We, and 1886, ems reoelpts from January to Jane 93.0* against same period, 864 - • - - lllOOO /he Itay of Havana and Matanzas Railroad Compact les new effected the parches* es. the Otilbee Manama to Beebe, a Mean°, of 36 isdr= laded Immense importance to the Bag 4 llamas and Mamma Company. inasmuch as It is in 'Med last elate* read at { a r t s eoaweetad vois. g a district rice In maw modems. m a t= Beebe with the Oirdones and .1 mato beeves' a section of the mated read of 'the hdasid. which will very shortly roe* VIRG Clan by the comPletener tie Canteen and4weire Rallied. The Meow of the tragic at the COMM Railroad raw as foileenl 19$0 gross receipts 1•91 t • 69,680 and *egrets of Ns. non Sonar? te'n*, W non • • again4l4l, Mee *Me • AWNS •ft .• , To ommiste ibis manna, no IV ia rana ehd o M Company desire to *lse 4 lean In of £401,000, thrsat 7 per cant. =anni ‘le amarity for fhb the Beg of Havana and • Railroad Company eff ect a that mortgage oa the OeUsero Railroad, Its ?Oleg dock, aptaletananeee, sad an peewee ; and Mae a ae the Bay of Havana and IlltilenZia road and its brandies, subject MIS to the raiding mortgages of .8.160.000, or which the lest mertpg• of £260.060 ww be paid off esteely In 1876, by the operation of the sinking fund whit* coranneces in ISM. The property thus mortgaged Is as follows The College Unread to be machined out of the proceeds of this loan, pralines • gross reveries In lee of *71,1* Ike nay or Havana and Matanzas Railroad ad its bromine. eel 11.1.06-,000, geoznialte same revenue iu liet of £141,0.9 (subject me to WM alsere-tusntioned mortgages;. it will be noticed that the amoue of the Ray of Havana and' Matanzas, as well an that of the Colton) Railroad, ha. for some years been stemilly increasing at the rate M 2 , per cent. pir manes, and it is beyond • doubt that the sinseitimittaa of the two roads. by a oatmeal lumens, of eagle and a large saving of expenditure fa the adminstredioa, will produce a f r larger re %tout. and may be fairly intimated for the coning year at £2 .0,000 moss. or fully Cleoooo net revenue. Tor ho rep , yment of this loan a sinking fund ts smanied tie, 'Meshy *93,000 ts to be paid 0f annually. either by the par. chase of Hood. or public drawi, tamers** te commence in 1977, by which time the fest neartipage loan al &AM will be entirely redeemed. The Bonds will dunned In sums of 0100. and bear Interest coupons, payable 10th June and 10th December, at the cormUng hone of Moors. J. Henry Schroder and Co. The first coupon will be payable 10th June next. The subscription price la 90 per mot. payable as follows on aeolicatiou. on allotment. 10th November. £lO 0 0 14 interest at ? per cent. per annum upon previous Instalments. 29 6 Interest et 5 per cent per annum will be allowed for prepay. meat of any of the lastaleente. Applications for an allotment to be mein to Meads. J. Henry Weeder and Co., 14S, LesdarehaTtstnet ; or to the Broilers, Meseta Learsete, goe, and Pearce, No. 7, Angel-court, Vow mortonetreet. 1 i 6, Leadedaillatrest. Limit* time 7, 1885. I.A. THE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). Incorpora ander the Companies Aet, which specially Unite the Daintily or feet shareholder to the amount at lts Yuma Capital ClOO,OOO, In 10,e0e shares or Alo each. Nation oa applhoAlon per share. sal se allotment L 2 per " Ccall to nosed A 3 par shire, and atter She erg, no further rolls to be no& Wee 4nlersals than throe months. DLINSCIORS. Dr. LAILOSTKII, PA IL, Corsair for 211441•155, CAW- Lieutenant-Colonel /*elm $4, Omlow-garden; Booth st Km ogtoo. Cheri. s Lemprfere, Fag., D.C.L. St. John's College, Orford. John Dames, Rag.. Venverl , Ocer"eY• Mr. Tho mas WMiam Fordloun, Stansteed Rye Fans, ow Hog- Swim, Berta, Mr. Jobs Kimbell. Rookery Farm. Dagenham, &met Mr. Jelin Abbott, St. Anne's Farm. Burdett road, Limehouse, Professor John Demme, rro'emonal aupriime . dent Mr. Samuel Sharman Dancocke, Dairy Farm, Fulham void, W., Manager. (With power to add to their number.) SOLIMMI3—Memo. Morris. Stone. TOWIIIOOII. VW Morris. Moor gateetreet.ekambers. _ Aacetracr— O. Somers Clarke, Eno., 20, Cockapur•simet, Arnrroaa —Meson C.P.Kemp, Canaan, Teed, and Co. Bantams —London and Vounty Bank, .01 Brusetwa. Szcariazr (pro Min.l-31r. 11. S. Bird. Daly Dirols-177. 'Wham 14 -mod. 11. W., and iikirdett-raid. Limoboess. Temporary Mere —Mooristeetreet Chambers, LC. PROSPfiCTIIII. Pure unadulterated milk ts universally recognised sis of para mount importance to the health of the people. but its supply in towns is well known to be quite inadequate to the public went., both ss to quality end quantity. This Company has therefote been formed, at this juncture, with the view of eusuriiii to the Inhabitants of the metropolis and other lane cities a wholesome supply of milk from dairies, based on • system calculated to pre elede the staring evils which at present mist The el:declines to the presets' system are, that town dairymen renew their stock by purchases iu public markets. where Lon tapirs. &seems are extensively propagated, and that they stall their cowslip docilely populated locadties. slid in premises totally unfit for their reception. To remedy these evils the directors propose to erect cow Assume, upon entirely new and Improved principle; shout the outskirts of the metropolis, where open spaces are to be Mend, and to select the stock direct from breeders, who will produce a succesaion of cows for the es• elegies use of the Ceignpany. As the question of disease prevention la one of the highest raw. out, tab Directors cousider it must Important that they are in a position to state that they have seemed by pronsioeal t from PrOIONPOr John demsee. Principal of the Albert etr:rriary College, the exclusive Deem to as. kle Memnon for Improvements In the construction of cow-i ruses, and Pro lessor Gown hes 'greed to become Professional Superinten dent, with • seat at the bawd, end to accept the duty of smir ching a proper supervision over the stock bought, and the con ditions under which it Is kept. The Invention hot such a cha racter as to secure the roost approved systems of quarantine. sebdlvon of stock, and perfect drams an/ vein ation--so much required • bare cows are kept for the supply of milk for the people. The Directors call attention to the Government Report on the construction and ventliatioo of cavalry stables, whereby It ap pears that, "so fat as concerns health," •• ones-roofed stables are free from sickness, while the old form of stable yields the usual amount of disease among the horses ." the same principles apply to cow-bosses, and as the improved condition of tab cavalry horse, has sires I y nearly repaid the erection of the gobbles, it le confidently suticipsted that the improved cow sheds will be a great awing to the owners of the cows. .The Directors have secured, by preliminary aereement, the Mire goodwill (bet not the stock) to the old-established bun. Desire of Mr B. S. Mamas, Model Farm Dairy, Fulham road ; and Mrs. Mary Abbott. St. Anne's Fenn, Limehouse. The minima returns from these concerns eminent in the aMirregete gegtOooo steeling ; sad as 400 cows will be required to .upply the two businesses, a substantial nucleus Is thereby secured for the company's operations. Mr. Dancocks and Mrs. Abbott will transfer the goodwill of their respective hennas's, to the Company as from the SIM day of September. 10 05 , and will supply the Company by tranef.r of their existing contracts) with such new milk and other dairy produce from the (sentry es may he required dur.ng the erec tion of s h e nocessenimildiens. Mr. Damasks will continue to manage the Weefiesd depot th e at the East.enit Of ten.lon Is also to be costioned under the existing managsment and as the profits hitherto realised at the two establishments have been very large, the Directors coreider this arrangement an inspection airman In L and rlo The Norfolk Farmers' General Areskranoe Connery are willing to insure the cows of this Comp my in the ordinary way, owing to the adoption of the system here suggested for the par obese, keep, and housing of the stock. It I. proposed forthwith to erect buildingi, on Professor time. gee's plans, for the reception of a large number of cows, on land secured by provisional agreement adjoining Batteries-Park. with river Inuits" whereby the Company ensures the combined advantages of fresh alr in perpetuity for their cows, and wat r caritas not only for their produce to the various depots, but of meander for their stock. As the erection of the buildings mist necessarily occupy sot leis than six months, the Company will not purchs-e OnWe at this period, bawl will roV on their country supply in the Interim. pained and forms of application for shares may he obtained from the legal advisers and baukers of the Company, sad at the temporary Mikes, where the plans of handing& to be erected, end the sulkies of agencuition robs be seen and perused. Should no allotment be made the deposits will be returned le full. 11INNEFORDS FLUID MACINKSIA.—Ths .11.7 inedicei preistalea fee thirty mars bare appeoved of this Pure sointlea oi magnesta ea the beet remedy tor goat and sto machic disorders of every Mad; and ea • mild aVelietit It V ctilly Mooted for ladles and chlldren. grew ed sou& DINNILTIAD and Co., Clemalank New hood Loathe', mad mold throughout the world by ail respeetabia Mwmaiefs. Csatlrm—libe Dtamegorl and 00. Is as eadit MAW sad eel label wee the mak T INVIOORATIVE NZIMINE taIt3ENCZ A. 111. 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THNTki, evaded PURE DENTISTRY, and WHAT IT DOES FOR U 8 By A. taaww., Greevenor-etrfri From the great soccer cd the previous work on distal surgery icy the awe author, we aatici pate the above will he read with avidity by ell classes who are Interested In theurbuluating between pare and useretrideee dentistry." John C. Clams* Little Punsarpotrest. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asurzies min RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Sm. 8. Closing Prices : Eictangs on Loudon, S mouths, 31il ; on Hamburg, 3 months, 28e ; on Amsterdam, 3 months, 1.571 ; on Paris, 3 months, 3.32 1-7 ; Impsriales, 618, firmer ; tallow on the spot, 50. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, arm 11. It is stated that Baron Prokesch-Osten, Inter nuncio of Austria to the Poeta, will shortly soars into private life, and that Baron Burger, formerly Austrian Minister of Marine, bas been appointed to succeed him. The Prase of this evening states that Austria will be represented by Count Blome at the ap proaching diplomatic meeting at Biarritz. THE MURDER AT BONN. PARIS. Sur. 11, The Parris of this evening says :—" Letters from Berlin state that the case of the late M. Ott has been entrusted to a mixed commission, half being military and the rest civil members." The same paper asserts that the English squadron will neat year visit Toulon, Lorient, and Rochefort, the French squadron returning the visit at Malta. AUTHORISED COMMENTARY ON THE BIBLE. THE BSI JIM ASSOCIATION. , (now OUR mom Inirownia) BIRMINGHAM, Mooney. The whole of the serfdom resumed the proceed- O. this monies, and their badness wee conducted dill goodly dense the hours .1 session. Sr. PASSIM Games, M.A., one of the general sane. tides of the amosiatioa, reed .a highly interesting paper mow Vistas Radar Water." Mr. Gelton created now, little seessisment by upcoming the horror holed experienced at suety iiht the Dame of hie pater had been printed In the Irliernal as being "On Spectacles for Divers and Visaing of Amphibie," instead of "and on the Vision of Amphithe • the ens poseibly emajuieg up expecitatises of is kited sot to he reclined. Mr. Gain. then went on to read his pose which began by noticing the fact that bathers who owe their eyes whoa they have dived find that they coo lON nothing distinctly. This arises from their eyes being teet of focus. Under water the bather cannot at eight lashes distance distinguish the Sours of his band, ' X** appear only • cooked mace. Tbe canoe d %distinct:ems te that the water touctilieg the tg;sieaererts It se it were, tato • pkowecueve US/. iqr 14441004 this it le only 'mammary to attack to the Joe • 000vu lees of auSsiently high power to coma. ,teraeli the Battening effect of the 000tect of the on the loss of the eye. Furnished with spec °outputted on this principle, a diver can see node' . 4ifek, though not to a grant distance, as elenrbi sir le the epee air. With inch a pair of sputacles and in the clear meter of the Birmingham Public Baths, Mr. Gallon said kid greatly enjoyed • bath on the previous day. Men diving belle or drums do not require such moistens*, ea their eyes are protected from contact with the wake p thick glees, hut to pearl divers and others whom eyes the not no defended, Mr. Gallon's contrivance would highly %tactful, whilst bathers would find that the of such speotoolso conferred on them a new care—converting lima as it were into germs. ani giving them a sew sensation of power in the water, which would seem to them another element. Nuns to the *mood branch of his subject, Mr. Dalton said there inn many animals that could see under water, snob u the hitter, water rate, ko. The cornea of the seal appeared to the remarkably flat, but it was otherwise la the rest of the nesphibla ; in fact, he should say they were notably coo watt, and this wee inexplicable on any theory of the physio logists. A theory to wont for the fact bed yet to be set forth. In illustretioa of the first pert of his paper, Mr. Colton liad upon the table • vessel filled with water , with a leas I stressed to show the offset of his contrivances but as this involved the trifling ioinaveninace of applying the open eye .to the surfs°. GI the waiter, the audieece appeared to be quite molested to needle Galion try the experiment him self, sod of course took his word as to the result. Mr. J. Owners brought forward the report of the balloon committee. Mr. EDWARD VW/AN, M.D. (J-P. for the county of Devon) having sine norms of bringing before the guardian' of the Newton Abbott Union certain resolutions relative to the admission of illegitimate children into work buses, by which • discretionary power should be given le boards of guardians to admit sea children sad that it should be the duty of nlieviog anent to pro m o the ob. 1 talon, of orders of applicatioe and to endeavour to sear. lain the patentees le all cases of illegitimate birth, so u to prevent the burden from falling on the nuke or exclusively epee the ea Wier in 000sequeoce of lapse in the statutory time for making the applicattoo— read • paper to the effect that under the present law the former of these ob jute is prohibited by the orders of the Poor-law Own miedosen, all relief glue to the child being regarded as given to the mother, and no able-bodied Pauper being entitled to relief excepting in the workhouse. The course reoccomeaded in the second resolutioo is prohi bited by the Poor-law Amendment Act, which ?soden it tonal for any poor-law of te ioterkre, directly or indi rectly, in the obtaining an order of affilistioe. I. the aur al,* of their diseretkoary power the guerdiese could avail themselves of the &terries iodueoes of the workhouse is ail cues in which circumstances 'unwed it desirable, and would require the preemie of the mother so long as her services se wet-nurse wore required foe her own or other iefsete seat preempt ; but they would bo enabled to release l'fsete, her if suitable employment 000ld be foiled for her without the burden of her child, and the consequent temptation to neglect or infanticide This ',stem would be intermediate between a foundling hospital and the temptations which secrecy affords to immorality—snd the cruelties which the children sow suffer when put to private nurse. My alien. tier has been sailed 'penally W this subject from my having hue us of the magistrates who committed Wismar end Harris for the murder of the child of the latter, sear Toe quay. As very erroneous autoroute have been made re lative to the character of these two women, and the infer seem es to the morals of oar rural population, I may add that Wiosor, instead of nice an average specimen of the wives of respectable agricultural labourers, had been noto rious sir the keeper of • brothel, of which her own daughters by a former husband were inmates ; whilst on tie other hand, Harris (the mother), alibi:eel bowleg had another illegitimate child. by the same father, • small farmer in the neighbourhood several years before, bad no far regained her character have lived in the Genies of a highly reepootahle lady in Tyasmouth for nearly four years, her conduct during that time having been regarded es Irreproachable. I should saggeet that powers should be gives by parliament to the Poor-law Board to relax the existing system in reference to the admission of children, legitimate as well as illegitimate. The PRISIDINT asked if the proposed extra relief should be given to the mothers of illegitimate childna is every SW, or only in special cues? Mr. VIVIAN said, all he wished was that the guardians should be empowered to try • relaxation of the system ex , perimentelly, with • view to try the effect of a change. Dr. Honor, of Itnningbam, stated his opinion that the ' proposed plan would tend to diminish 'studied* ; bat kis own belief wee, that no measures which the legislature could adopt would do much to lessee thin crime, and he thought that the real remedy lay in a modtflostion of the general feeling of degree which attaches to illegitimacy. This was his 'vision as considered now, and he believed of his profession generally. Mr. IL BIRDS. coroner for Samerestehire argued that it was owing to the ditSoulty of obtaining a coevicitioo for the murder of a new-born child under the present law, that we effectual check could be given to the mime of infanaside, end suggested such an alteration in the law as would be a warning to evil-doers. A dimumion was cootiosed for some time, in the curse of which Mr. Wilma questioned the statement of Dr. Hash* that it was the op,nioo of the 'medical profession that the discredit of illegitimacy should be less pro pounced. The suggestion' of Mr. Vivian wen received with general favour, the exception being the Presideot, who questioned whether there had been of late any such increase is the crime of infanticide as to call for special legislative inter ference ; while he thought the result of Mr. Vivian's mug. potion would be, that special advantage! would be held out to the mothers of illegitimate children. This afternoon after the sections hal 'dimmed, the splendid hospitality of the Mayor wain shone forth. His worship entertained more ass three hundred gentleman at luncheon at the Towp-hall. Amongst the company wore the presidents sad vice-presidsute of sections, mid in the most distinguished sevens. At the erosis.table were seated the President—Professor Phillips. who sat es tam Mayor's right ; Lord Leigh. the Lord-Lieutecant el the , county ; Lord Houghton, Lord Stanley. M.P.. Viarment ' Milton. M.Y., Sir H. Rewliesoe. M.P. , Sir Roderick Mur chison. Sir John 13awrieg. Sir John Lubbock, the Right Roc. C. R. Adderley, 3L P., Admiral Sir E. Belcher, Mr. Beller. M.P. for North BtaSerdahire, Ise. Anictagat the other priocipal guests were Professor Fairbeirn, ka. The toast of the Houses of Lords and Commons was responded to by Lotd Leigh sod Lord Stanley. X.P. • Tin LATE THEODORA Titomera.—ln s recent letter from Florets.. we read " The municipality of the espied of Italy bare unanimously decided that a mono eressal marble tablet shill be of to the outer wall of the house at the career of the Piazza dells Indipeodeen (cow io the eocupatioa of the Portuguese Ambassador), in which the beloved and Luesated Theodosia Trollop. lived mazy happy cod bosomed years, surrounded by the Lilac *mute homage sod devoted esteem of all that was meet rsoornied sad refined is Italian society, and in which she died in April last, amidst the tsars of her adopted city and her second country. The memory of bee exquisite goatee and rare attainmsets, of bar exemplary domestic and social virtues, of the abundant grace. cod charities of ber ind m sad heart, of her esestest and vivid sympathy with in colds 0111114114 arid, above all perhaps, d that usepsalealde chum of podium sod Medusa, el whisk three wise bad the happens' cod privilege of her friewiship eau wryer look to lied the like *gale ; will thus be eedwringly le wd/4 acerrelieg to the lessidsg eel Sees UMW= el the Ploreatious, by the palitade of the tamers sad locantilel city she loved se welL A luster sad tree: mete for wok • tablet eseld net be devise! Qua that sins* sad Gospel ming—Pertrimuisril beefiecitnio." TO TIM IDITOR OT TIN MUM think it must be more than two years ago since it was announced that the Bishops pro posed to publish a Commentary on the Bible, which, as receiving their joint approval, would carry, to some extent, the weight of an authorised publication. This praiseworthy idea originated with the Speaker of the House of Commons. Mr. Murray, of Albemarleostreet, was appointed pub lisher. The general editorship was entrusted to the Rev. Mr. Cook, and the several books of the Bible were divided arounga. number .of competent scholars—a number, indeed, so large that I should have thought that it would have been finished before this time. Now, the controversies about the contents of the Bible that are daily arising on every aide make it a very suitable time for the Church to utter its opinion on the disputed points ; and if Mr. Murray could assure us that this inten tion is not abandoned, and could further say when the first portion of the Commentary is likely to be issued, he would, I am sure, oblige many others besides your obedient servant , S. B. EXTENSIVE F 101.1706 me THE GLOVE TRADE. !Between three and four o'clock on Friday afternoon • respectably- dressed man united the manufactory of Messrs. Seeders, glovers, of Copenhagen-street, Worcester, aed ie. united for emu men's cape gloves. He wu told that they had none of that kind. and he nest Inquired for some " tans." Cle being salted what house he represented, he maid litylead and does, of Manchester. He was them asked for Mr. Moyle, the regular buyer of the house, and he re plied that Le was es horns. Thereupou he was asked if Mr. Moyle was ill, and he said be was not well. Then he was asked bow long he bad been with Diesel. Rylsod, sod he answered, for &a years. He thereupon selected 15 doses of men's coloured glues, and ten dozen coloured cells, and maid he must have them that sight, as they would have to be in the warehouse by nine the nest morning. knowing the respectability of the house of Ryland, and judging from the appesranee of the man that the matter wee all right, the roods were snit op to the Shrub-bill railway station, aced afterwards hauled over to the " traveller." After leaving Messrs. Senders', the man went to Mr. Williams's manuteetory, and said he wanted some "bucks." The manager, Mr. Hammoud , said he had none, but showed the man some "Laos," with other goods. From these he saluted a large quasdity. The t rave ll e r requested the manager to let him nave • parcel (t w as afterwards sentor the firm of RANK]) for the aftennuo train. The parcel , and orders for more goods were left by the traveller, to be forwarded on the Monday or Tuesdey. The invokes for the goods were sent on to Msnchester, but • telegram wan rrceived as &tardily morning am:ousels( that the whole I thing was • freed, and that they did not 'mow the man is question. The " traveller" also went to Mr. Evans, mum ! lecturer, who in oosesquaos of the order forwarded • large qautity of goods on to Yeasts. Ryland, In Map' chanter. direct. From Worcester statics, the treeing, was truked to Weevil* by police-covetable Williams sad Mr. Williams. who on Saturday found the whole of the goods which had been delivered to the traveller IS the hones of • baker named Woolley. They were unable to secure the traveller, who bolted, sad in hie burry left his out and hat bolded him. The tmveller earns eat te be a well.known character of the name el Hemp Roberts. alias " Gwent Jeekeen," of Chester. He is well-known • in Wolverhampton and Bitesisehass. The way is whist' the geode were tracked wee woundingly clever. CiteirraL PALACE. ONE MILKMEN Miro—. MOEDA; Barr. 11.—Mmbeisse• on pernees.ll,9s9 • ditto • by swear t ebet, 2,19111; total visitor% 14,1515. THE CATTLE PLAGUE lIIITIOPOUL—KITITItO AT TIM tiairaltorffelfMit. A meeting of the Compensation Committee was held yesterday afternoon at ties Maseiteehesse. Gibbing in the *heir. The followieg members wore pre sort r—Dr. Stiff, Mr. Rodkin. Mr. E. Burkett. Mr. 11. Haines, Mr. Beeps, he. Dr. Stiff called the atemben the committee to the osoessity of &rising the elms elf pore amens towbom oompeosation should be gives. He believed all sone applicetioes would some before them =lea moms brooder! were &cal. Ths alumnae said oomkeepsge ebosid give ieformetioo as soon as possible of the 'Wade' symptoms of &woo in their abode, and a come Potent prawn would be deputed to go and aacedels if the animal err &simile were as with the 'mottle plague, and so, to arraege as to the price which the ootranittes would pay for them After the parches at the animals, they would be seat for tract or:ma to the sum tariem. Dr. Stiff asked if the principle which the com mittee intended to adopt would apply to unliceosed cow kralimen. The chairmen replied that an osorkoopoto wire included. Mr. Modkke said a tot of ;civets cormeods bad been winked at by the iospookea Dr. Stiff said It was very important to know if those who bsel cows me for sale would be 'Milled to solepener Soo. The chairman mid every limo, whether be bad enor fifty rows, would be entitled to tompsnsatica, provided be gave cosies of the existence of abase in hie shed. Dr. Stiff thought the owaene of team oaths should ramie* so compensation. The °Warmer, considered the committee should enlarge the principle with which they started, sanely. to give cemponsmion to all parties giving inforanatioo of the disease. Kr. Haines thought the first thing to be don. was to provide carts or ambulances for con veying pisgeecreickes made. There was a lame number of carts in the mieropolin fee cosmic% wosodadantele, and the committee might hies them. Mr. Bodkin said they should don appoint two competent veterinary snrgems, whose duty is scold be to go about and report the miaow* of deems in the sheds, and deter mine the price of the infected auimsls, which would be come the privet, of the committee. He would eastern that an &deo turenceit be put immediately is the papers for two such inspectors, and they should also advertise for the carte. as proposed by Mr. Heists. Mr. Deeps asked if it would be dedroble to wait seta they got Doom of disease. He knew a ease in which au infected saw was kept in the shed from Tuesday till Thursday. Mr. Bodkin said thee should sot give compinsatOn to any exempt those orb pre information of the dimes* at the earliest stops. After some monvenation Mr. Sarnia proposed the appoiat meet of two veterinary surgeons to act as inspectors under the oommittos. Mr. Hems eireouded the proposition, and it was umnimossly edopted. The chairman suggested the &deniability of investing the impactors with the power of a government inspector. If ao ofecial were divested Of this authority, be would not have the power of allowing the dimmed animals to go through the streets. Mr. Radian said no opposition would be offered to the driving of the cattle through the streeta. It bad been done to Scotland, and be believed the government inspectors would only be too glad M al ow them to do it. A resolution proposing that cattle commences be advertised for, was then put and adopted, when the committee adjourned. Yesterday at the Highgate Policeettourt Mr. Potter, el the Homey Highway Board, informed Mr. Bodkin and Colonel Team that the cattle piaci° had broken out it Church Bottom Farm, Horosey-. Mr. Farmer. the sanitary inspector, had npetioned last week that the plague was at Highgate, sod asked for the appoiotmeut of additipeel inspectors, as stated iu skis journal on Taesday. Mr. Bodkin rid the matter wee of public imports:me, and Colonel Teekes said promptitude was essential, and suggested the immediate appointment of inspeeters. Mr. Searle, the magistrate's clerk, said apetty sessioss had power to appoint Mapsotors, sad Me. Allem, a veterinary Evros at Kennett-tow°, who was preeeut, would accept an so pointment. The bench preferred an officer in the neigh. bouthood. Mr. Potter, Mr. Merry (inspector of nuisances), and inspector Moab's° pre eyidonoe theta farmer named Batemaa bad die -seed cows, end no great was the steads that near Church Bottom Farm, Homer, the laltabitaatt sat up ell night. The bench at once appointed Mr. Potter inspector, and urged upon him immediate action. Addi- Costal inspectors would be appointed, if necemary, at a divisional monologs, red prompt maseures adopted to prevent the sprawl* el the plasm is the locelity. —-• • woe:. We are sorry to state that the disease continues to show itself ia different parte of the miabboorlind of =. Noes our last report, Mrs. P. Sabers, of Staple. sr , has lost a hake ; Mr. Crawley, of the same plass, has bad woe snacked, folk of which ere deed, and three are reoneriog ; Mr. liworler, of Tawny Hall , has lass a bullock, and three otban are dons with the malady ; and Mr. 11111 malt, of Bobbiegworth Hall, has lest unbar One cow within three weeks of cabin, tusking 26 head of cattle he lass lost by the plains. Mr. Saward, of Easton Hall. has bon unfartusately a great sufferer by the pro.~ sent prevailing murrain among cattle, having lost els calves and sight flue mulch cows, 'even of which since the let iastaat. Ho has nee obliged to bury them is his nook yard, not haring any arable land accessible without tabs. them over the high road, which is probibitcl. Mr. Seward hag deposited with the remains of the animals, %today a pine of ins, a stem bottle, hermetically sealed with pitch, cootabeing a memorandum so parchment stain( the date, the number of animals, and the reason why they were no interred together. io order that posterity, whoa discoveries them, may be hiformed of the nature of the disease of which the cattle died, aid so to act ea a oautiaa sot to dis turb the boars, for co one coo tell Dow long contagion may remain. At the same time it ought to be added that the bodies were honed 10 feet dear, sod each pit wen Iliad up with as &Madames of quick Ham —Essex Herald. NATAL AND MILITANT AminLusr, Sm. IL—Blyontimorra.• 11114•11.1 C. F. Foley and F. liewederc, to the r T. A. Briesion sod B. H. Choealliar, tow A M. Corr. erie, to the Terrible ; J. E. C. Coati Naval Cadets G. H. C. 11I•Arthar, to the Ha.—__ ; 9 Modems, to the Royal Oak; C. Dawes, C. de Crompley. to th• Viotolis ; R. 0. Robkirit. to the Terrible ; B. 8. to the Anthills ; W. W. R. Rinse, to the Prises Cowart ; B. C. Natalia, to the Caledonia; A. K. Woodrow sad W. L. Wield, to Ow Fonaidalair. PORTSMOUTH, Sim. 11. The Channel sqtutdree dressed with mast-head Bap at aeon to-day, with the Rusks amigo at the main, sad 61•4 • royal Watt. The Valiaat, 24. iron scr•w frigate, was takes est of Ns 10 Dock this aliases. The Trierlge. 3, NM If vessel, Liestesset John B. Criagb, woe takes est of No. 1 I>oot today. TIM Mary libesesed. hamar, arrived at Spithead on Sway trots Madras, with military Invalid' and tams ex pired see, who ewe WSW to-day. The Ear's's, 30, ewes ingsae, Caleate William M•Dosrell, C. 8., ease into harbour NM at tattoos to di,- math and pay off. POLYGRAPHIC BALL. Mr. Gourley, who is already well ksown to Condos eke=s se s clever sow SoesSla alkasseSses, made Ids swinges sep smoisi Ira Nis. Marbly (Ws Miss quail Goddard) is sa ssisisissust. =tidal Mrs. Mliregor's a 'no esterlaiiiat ' semstructed to give Mr. Gourley ea opportasity of roger Patios in sppeoplatisacietamo a variety of type se IWO* We. wkiala have the adepts. of being compssatiooly novel—at least oa this side. of the Tweed. Yr. Overlay assumes Om characters of Audrey' Guide* * worthy old laudloed of " The Thistle ;" Mies Katy M•ramist, a sourrtlom sad tsltratire old maid ; Yrs. Petersen, a tip plias IMAM ; Date Watt", a village idiot ; Needle Tam, en old beggar aaa ; sail ..menu others, intrudsciag into all • a ocisallorable amount of Impose aid origualiy The es tertaburneat is gre►tly aided by the acting and a►agiag of Yrs. Gourley, who has a pleasing, if sot highl► finished style of vocalisatiou ; ►nd by the clever performances of Ulster Gourley (a boy eight years old), whom clever sating and comic soap drew rorrs of laughter from the sadism* If only mu relief from the oockosy types of chancier which have hitherto slosost eselosiraly perrailad is eatealainassate of the kind, Mr. Goorlay's pmfortalliseed eve well worth swiss. THR SUNDAY TRAINS IN SOOTLAND. The number of paeueugers on the Edinburgh and Glasgow line ou Sunday last was considerably gamier than ors the goyim, Sunday. By the Int true going week betwesa 180 and 200 pmeengem travelled, of whom about 180 were third aims. The *rough mail train at 9 carried about 40 groom, besides from 20 to 30 through primmer& The 6 o'clock mega( trig, is commosnes of a large number of pameogre travelling to Falkirk for the tryst, which took gem yesterd.y, and • number of Irish reapers wire were realdes their way bask to *deed, wee beerier than a well-fillrad week-day tea* The • *umber of peerages was *oat 400. The tram from the west were equally beam. About 300 pine= arrived by the meaning snip—betwees 400 sad 500. *- eluding natty of those who bad left Edinburgh* the morning, by the evening tads et a quarter get 'even ; and about 00 by the mail train arriving at 10, a third part of whom were through prieseasers. The tamlasay of Sunday mains. wine judiciously rite, as they are wider the management of the director. of the North British Seaway, to diminish Sabbath dvareerstion„ wan made *rode:llly manlier on Stingy by the beeelidal &mg effected in the mode of reaching Falkitit for the tryst. For many years the reed from Edinburgh to Falkirk ea the day preview to this great market—when always falls lkanday—has been crowded with c ouveyenose of all de l eliptions earrylag buyeis end sellers. Loot year not fewer than 40 or 50 vehielm, nary of them awn by two or three harem, geed akin* • particular par Ws mad on the Beam foresee*. Within the same space of time ea Sunday, set mme rhea two were sacred. The which employ oily some half -dorm people kr a= portion of time ia the morning and erasing, were found amply enfedent to convey the pesseogers, who ander the old system, rumgd 40 or 50 eab-drivers sad 60 or 70 berms for • full dry; sad they embbi the travellers to p to cherub if they *are, which was quite an imperil:ills,. baton. This UTZ doloettL PLffieffere Bu role.—The remains of this gallant sod lamested officio were beret from his late regd.:semis Grosvenor-.quire yesterday morn*, aid _ were interred is the sine vault with his beloved soother, the Hoe. Mei. Ryder &utile, lu Kessal-greee Csmeterr. The hearse wo drains by four horses. followed by three mourning cordate. and f.ut, Lod private c.rriages. Seward peen cues to torn from a great distaste ie the country to pay a Let tribute of merit to one whose virtues and sable dispteitioo adorned his life. Tai MATROPOLITAW CATTLE MAggerr.—As re. goal the cattle *gee. Uwe is the usual emithet of opinion among the dodges, who, whether " esedieine men " of man or beast seem to agree to differ about evarythisg. lios the light of common sense is sure eveeatally to be thrown oe soy subject brought prentieently before the rabbi, not eafrequeetly to the addlaiition ad professional &ad edictal met. We have received conflicting accounts of the visite I. hoodoo of menibees of county emociatioee fee mutual pro again" the ravages al the settle pLgos. Te be to a p position to , 4 0dge far ourselves, we yesterday made se inspection of the Metropolitan Cattle Market end slaughterheeme at Islington. We will stay. what we tow, and leave oar senders to form their own eouclusiens, merely pesetisies that the airectote of 1111111001141 sLuebter booms emitting ea awful Meech are sot foooded os feet. There see 75 sewn of 'resod isomprieed within what is teowe as thelseingtee Cattle-market. The sound market canopies 14 acres ; the reit is occu by lairs sad pa idea ddocks. The while le washed and punkpiedt' with chloride of lime once a week. It nook us that this *mkt so be dem every day, and that burnt clay in this came wield be a sheep dielefeeleat. Thome is accornmodstimi is the whet for tying up 6,000 hied of nett* sad pee sonnemedalico fee 15,000 or 30,000 sheep. There are often larger 'umbers of both than Wee. There is likewise room for 4,000 pigs lend 2,000 oaken The market days for cattle. sheep, sad pigs are Moody!. and Thursday.: there is a asiseellassous market for hones, uses, aid goats oo Fridays. The sLughterbossee are rested from the committee by private isdividuaL. Them moo six of this., ie which between 300 and 400 tattle are slaughtered daily. glace the bemiring oat of the cattle please the markets committee of the earperaties bars taken a slaughterhoue• ioto their ewe bands, ie whisk ail diseased beasts, sad no ethers aro killed. la this plies every rope, poleaxe, tar other kept.- meet of seemed life deetevelioe is exclusively used with dimmed asimals, sod bas got bees reineeed to say other The walls are litnewathed. sod tile oeroidieg smell of the domed place is that of chloride of thee. Teo flash of asimals is destroyed, aimed with creosote sad chloride of lime, so as Dot to be sates by cats and clop. Th. bides are di.. isfected, sod the manure is kept spark six el ours each n lia b beigg covered with a dLiedestelet. The rioted from the oorporatioe ere and respective y by Mr. p r o l e, Messrs. Rhodes sad Grimaldi. Mr. Nokias", Mr. Matthaei, sod Ir. Wilding. Hewitt bed seek* three weeks age„ to lieleweeh and donated theme plow, tie ocoupiers have done so within the last few days, sod the bottom are pretty toasty as decent as places of slaughter would be. The main void is to keep this as Aneest the retest ensageseaste Mr. Trs& V. 8.. who is both the ge. vernmeat and corporatios inspector, has bees gives ed. dawned kelp. He friths mem at emit rate of the settee who eskie Cm manses sad addresses of the owes,. et noose they some is or go est, sad also the Dumber of she drover's hedge. He has also two seeisteat veterinary sinew coo. des* oe daly with him ids the plate, es reerk4 duty. e ipse nedeliod butcher. who has the night each eyes.., and allows none that r=; 1 z wags tbegotes. This mu reports daily to Mr. Neg. We • iota& Mete that there is a large wooden shed, with se eetomee frees the public road, sad, so far, not ooeisected with the muter elseghteriouses, whin boasts ass impro perly tatasealtath sad were there Is a bad one% Bet this piece will aecloebe sees be looked afar. Mr. Baldwia, the clerk of the market, ham the reepoositelity of the whole Lees OF • SCHOONNZ AND Two Livia. —The gmars i lgiru l s ti ces a lee*".—rixtei • Liverpool authorities received yesterday the following ThiaßOMlATggg 31...05121tia ItlAnw..-4300w5 , telegram :—" Police-oaks, Ulveretoo, Sept. 10.—A minas. It taw 11.—The Neiesaler and Orisetal sebooser belonging to Mr. William Munro, of Fleetwood, Company's stermatip Delta arrived bee. this eosin" with bides with wit, stones, rank at Walney, Barrow, between 2.8011 the beery pertese elf the above mails, 116 coseeeee, . so spoil% mot aseinii oar I•eidieg 1200 hike ed twelve at! Weight sad Biz aso. on the 9th hot. Two of sok, mow Immo/. opo k. tks the crew (whose names are ooknowe) have been fouled dead. i o t ooot . r c o d* bound t o w o o ;on tits Bth , the wpm,. Os, is about twisty-five years of age, with dark Drown booed he Lieseedrie ; sad es the 10iii posed the? Noe hair, stout. awl droned le blue flatted shirt, pilot trousers, 'loot le tin Boy of Bissoy, sad time steamer D, kehlish, all and Washer boot*. Th. other is about eighteen . . leader. t t t.rill ff L W . At Ctitetitt r . tuttn t ^" 1639436 .. dais' aced ossify ail his olotbos tom oft The body at the cap- / A bt • .614441 , 44 . ; Paris ' 514 t° 515 Xinina. I po T i ttf o o Ci"."42s ll; u ts . • lballa 'seti a ;r ega .was .L isaged from the Ottawa Ws, Mined Ilasildosos , hos not bees fogad." Tint NEW ROUTE TO Ltvasrocri. —We believe v:—listra mails for Lidos, Rh resent beaus. T. lirosoel sad Om have been intruded ertth the Mips ate Weird*, ebil 'Rico de :moire, will IWO* siv osetioet for the new elveighs flee from i s. hem le the fileeseed Re es . the ofrooiso ohs 12th iseklett. Limped widsh hes hue pee by the ileseboofar. f.w cosivislowes bombe 17 this 441 Biwa aholioli, sod Ilissoleslike Goispasy. sod that, it is to low UMW* eteamehip Arno. - Letters thus forweatoti artiondeil with el mos. Win UMW* tlitomizsi *WI lietes hl resit* SUFFOLK. In the neighbourhood of &myles Mr. Baxter has lost s heifer. and Mr. J. Read, of War Unshorn, a cow, from Wm effects of the murrain. At Wattcedeld and Ricking. boll the disease hes made sad harm. Mr. W. Rol:plasm purchasod on Norwich Hill thirty beasts whisk appeend quite sound. All west well for a short time, but dariag the last tea days symptoms of the disease bars appeared is the beasts, and twenty-nos of them bare been shot sad burled. At Lamborn, sear Inwortb, Mr. Cobb has lost some beasts, end Mrs. PaUrsy, a small fanner, hvieg wear Mr. Cobb, has also lost a valuable cow. Keetioes is aid of as insnranos association bare been held in the Oosford, Hattie mere, Mores, be., hundredsl... It is very painful to have to announce that, de spite the great preandor which Yoe bests taken by stock- OMNI'S and others to prevent the introductioo of the rimier pest ieto this county, it bra made its apparatus , in a most virulent foam sot far from Carlisle. Is swan that on Nooday tut two shorthorn cows were brought into this city by a dealer from Newcastle, and were height by two Carlisle butchers, Marra. Wilson and Presort. The par paid for Or couple was TN., or 16/. a bead—a sum rub short of the (gore armed stock bring al the Area SIMS. as all pores ressoted with the trade will imam Pram the time of their purchase, on Monday night, till Thursday morning, the cattle were lost sight of ; but on the morn ing named they weft brought into Carlisle, at T o'clock. placed In a byre is Caliewiate, sad aftermanis delves cif to a field ea Derby Scar to grate. Mews. Carlyle and 8011, vaterioary surgeons, whol lest week INTO appointed by the magistrates inspector" of cattle for Cumberland Ward, made no delay in hives- Mostar the affair r soon r intelligence of it readied theta. It is bat karate to the two Machos by whom the cattle were purchased to state that they them selves were the Mat to inform the inspector of the &Omelet of the animate. The fact that the own were noires by • !atrial disease could rot bare failed laded to be discerned by the rear ousel observer. form use of them the dreaded *Wady was so frightfully developed that it has beat de stroyad sod buried. The inspectors bare taken every pre ratios to prevent, if possible, the spread of the dieser; by stopping traffic in the truck by which the cattle IMO roveyed to Carlisle from Newcastle, sad by ardorimithe eirensing of the byre in which they were lodeed in Caldera gate. On Satatday morning • public meeting of lira oweats, farmers, and ahem, called by the committee of the Ear Comberisad Mutual Cattle Insurance Association. was held in the lecture-ball of the Athoucont, Carlisle. for re purpose, as stated, of "strangiog • prespretas and ea rolling subscribers." Mr. Head pmaded. It was decided to form as ipeorstice association for East Camberfaed. led • aeon esittes was appointed to terry out the details at the socray.—Carlirk Bxpress. SCOTLAND. In the Edinburgh tiatriea since Friday, there have been reported fourteen cases of rindermet— two new byte. having been visited by the diem'. In Buchan, beside, the two farina which tome tweets sin we mentioned sa infected—and on which the who:dent the Meek. some forty or fifty bead, haa bean "cleared out "—other two farms hare been suited. ~. . . J . 13EWS PAl:Eit 31 4 --;•ttf ' ' ` l‘ : T ':B SialLaXa ,••.• ,,, lio ....• EN CE . g Y. I. orm—mid be caisdo.i, •. I • vickiri , . A : ad,* to 'the 1 • • &atm • o p ''` ..I **: . WV.'" ---.----- ---- -......--.--. BLACKWALLLINEof PAOKSTS.—ForILEL- Win (Mt Ptilltip) Clrect. —gam WIWI' It'll> w oman, IMII MM. Coble 11. T. 010000, will ~.,.. 12,001 Docb Nome)* I. awl (07;rut=4.....d es... ..... mt. 404 los Ws t —ilgVs".—Ajpty to T. t1=4 44 0 0 Co, 140. 1.40440h4n- Gl/s4_--------"--=--7.