The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-05 00:00:00

lIIMIIM.. 6 ,,,..• • . . . - 4 - ..."',...._ • . c= :- . .. ---1 / 1 „..-9- . 1-5....-X Kaa-•7 4.-..). i % a',..., ;) ..i.. 41 ,' . . .' . , I (E i rlp ri ii %...,,., . A . td,_.,, . , j... •.1 ...l ;:i ..)a i V -I xillir" i , " i i as • —,. --.. • i•t; r ' , I .I; i r ; i • ~.. , , . . . ....f. . . _ . No. 5,900 ] . • • L()NDON, - WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1865. fliiilintW f i l irlsprilimil.)--- - LTWOPENCE ~, •• • . i , • tlallii7Clll z.i.:r. , Ins/ . ; • • , . I I • d ` ; ! ; • • • • ... ..... .."•,••••• , _ _..,_ DAL IS the new mums saw., -74wia MAIM , . al 11/ al .1.8 " 4 - • 100 Wrimals Jonsson, flyeapton Ka mar,. ........---„_ -- - ..I _ licat July 14, at IM. _ AM. *MIN itobertshaw, son w......,,..- . • .... asnatt. Yositshim, ' Jigs 17, at 11. sualitre, ootton Mantra so far as regards ICRead-W. N. Dew- sow sr ''' ...----.. '''' h. .. "al. twowanduen him* and A. C. Yates, Mumps Oldham, Lancarhire, linendrapers John Potter and Kr. J. A. Tuner la lea' .... ....., -41 Deacon and .1. Walter, Swindon, Wiltshire, troomongers- mainly of oonserratives. It was stated that Mr. W. R. inisitonsiss to semedtat• Mar r5an0.......- _ -- .. r Richardson, Sheffield, brass founders-A. & Callender, Mr. Murray Gladstone, and Mr. Bennett (the yesseeden 'Stemma mid slum was osessiostod by the meyor) bed bees **tinted to acme forward for Manchester, outbreak of adoa s m a ih ereeg h.h eeee. th e m a im , a 1 . - - -J . I ..lisc.i. Ge the invitation of the meeting Mr. his Royal w i t. th e p et ", e t w i d e ,. Th e & me t er • • ...aa......ed the e meeting - ae •can- conmemed In one of the roans oe the apps we 0 1 the • -4 • mansion, and before the bre could be subdued some damage - ----, -.• the beading. . r-......1iate1n. soar • i ; • ; I 4 • • i i • • I i I • I I ; I I - . . A • I i 1 • 1 7' WlHHlN.—Direet Route to Hanover, &VW LP Irbil. sad Oalaical Gankaa7.—TO• /fait • be Int aim mew Mes a MO C•Va .1. 2l. b• atalkad from El VILMA k tit . = pin•tosib 10 am.. isg mar,• Itlackwall, tar p•••••••••, at 11 um—Fares to • ma al , Moira tialtalia AB sad /11 CZ= Ihtlenri aim 2••••••tra R. or to opAv is, ratans mit Ow. Bt &boom, 01. Deallaal•1111, LC. 'ORBS SHOW, AGRICULTURAL prALL, Landon. Tila JULY. 10 as. TWINY SUM, Insisraipos-Trest, booisoksr—dhlased of Is. lled., Say Thursday, al Masser% Blrstaghens. -- - HORSE SHOW, AORICULTIMAL HALL, Londoo.—OPKNINO DAY and PUBLIC MOOING, FRIDAY, July I. Adndoiden. Rigna.Creinn eaterdiy, July 9, Ow IDDisg. peers open 10 non 'By order. & &WNW. Des. and Manager. - - - limn/Earns. - - Jolt Ili. ,T. A. , Provideoce.row. lloAra7, mellow — J 12 , Width AtAnloptArert, Plogloo, dot la . floraor - nl7 14. W. Briskol. soausoodol frarollor —law w. H. Saw, 1141111 ff sad Motley, oom o. braver—Joy w. 3. W. lalgoray, SkAlalorktg=l . bokintioid, Cliaohtro, corn dearr—Jury W. A. Drool& ibsWawartli.cina- Waloarnla, s.Nn lancastan, blembor—Jaky t& 111. Clarks. Lamas. kals" laao, ollw. in the Etrudeehsan Millet a .e.tln et Ule Of Mr. G. F. Moots. the Mond sandldsle. was = SI M: Enehanp Areembly-romit at Dinsimohart Mondli, W:• ; the Hat Mikados Ugh prodded. The following residWee mes pared That tb ...l is of opinion fiat Mr. G. F. Meets is a GI and prepw perms to repressot the wrihern dirisioo al the mini, of Warrick in mae = pledges itself to ass every ma to Men WARrruar.-02 Mondsy, Mr. Charles Griffin, id Mw. learirinfOrra. Mimed ea sildrois te the amiss el Wssisia, asking he the boomer of repressiating the bores& In parliament Mr. Origin ie es adwaseed libesaL— Birmingham Daily Pal. CLITIFICATE to be pan!,2d,lnie, core be dhow' t. OD eon- tr - on theidgy Augusts. W. R.ary Lewis, Liftg, late balk ." %en dealer. PAzzenewatirs DISSOLYRD. G. Aoudad" X Warm, and R. W. Roatiadge, Parrigdem , aad New York, America, booksellsre -111.4. B City oos, Validness, Gumberiend. cerdere-R. D. B. sod F. Whit*, Nudity, Gloseedershbv, Medals -W. Holliday and J. Robinson, Southport, Danceddro, joiners-W. J. Dam and X W. Bouiston.Liverpool, oral morelarno-R. J. J. Ridley, and J. H. Bawell, Liverpool, Mariam, so far as regards J. J. Ridirg-J. J. Indy and R. lrlasight. Liverpool, provision merchants-J. L. Croats, and R. S. Scott. T..verpool, galvanised iron merchants-I. Smith and B. /*her, retry, Derbyshire. grocers-J. 0 York, H. L York, and J am. G. Mardis, lounceston, Cornwall, mire-'W. Smut and J,Devise greet, Berkeley -s quare. end iserchanta-11. lt•Carlaaa and W. pankey, Liverpool, painters-O. Wood, W. Wood, and T. 11111, &MMus., Yorkshire, wine manufacturers, ea farm mord, T. HIL - R. Dade. mid G. P. Owen , Denbigh. dispms-T. WaDter and W. Batman, Langton, btafo.dahfte, manufacturers of earthen ware-T. Armistead, H. Jewell, and Z. Lyde, Greelignautrest, 0002Miliii011 agents-R. Orem and B Gregg. Rawness, Winder. sere, Westmoreland, e - Ann Gadd Cement, of the late T. Gadd and W. P. odor and C. J. Oadd (gradate of the late R. Hill), Salford, Lancashire, engineers-IL Hey worth and W. Hoyle, Blackbarn, cotton manufacturers-J. Book Lad and L and, Langley Burrell. Wiltshire, common brewars-J. 1 cud H. HUM, Wedneobury, litalfordshire, and War n% lleadordabire. nmasters- H. Ton,Min, C. Toelmln, Llvi4ston, G. Holdft, and G. R. Brigge Great 6t. Blahapagatc.street all owners, so far m respirds H. H. Tod min ced C. Tonlmbi--0. Baker and 7. B. Baker, Nottingham, and Basford, Nottinghamshire, lees dressers-11. Grant and A. Daniel, Claim/all street, leather meimhanta -R. Spary and X Campbell, Brighton, nortsea-J. Davie W. Grealliaad, and R. Green, Auduam, Staffardehine, glass manufacturers, no farm re gards Z. Green -W. Hammett and J. !tartan, Sheffield, silver , smiths-C. J. Hartley and G. Bartilff. New Malice, Y chemists-S. G. Leo and Sarah Heard Palmer, Plymouth 'Demeport-11. Cropper and J. Smith, Cheepskie, agents-J. Wooldridge and J. Willows, High Holborn, droggista-Y. C. lien net, D. Spink, and R. C. Elm Bridgwater, contractors, so tar as regards B. C. Hae-J. Sabha sod S. Gibson, Barton-on-lhanber, punters-W. Walker and R. Masada., Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen yarn spinners-W. Bryon, R. Fiughm J. Hay, and W. White, Pt. Mary-at-Bill, provision merchants-11. Perry and W. lone., England& Viintshire, olliery proprietors -T. Hannon, IL Read, Jane Hobert/hew, and W. Wood, aberghain Haves, Inn. cashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards IL Reed-W. N. Dew hint and A. C. Yates, Humps Oldham, Lancashire, lisendrapers -G. Deacon and J. Walter, Swindon, Wiltshire, ironmongers - T. Downing and J. Richardson Sheffield, Maas founders-A. B. Blade and B. Telford, Livirpooeurge.na. SCOTCH IBTRATIONS. Rom? NAUMAN BLACT, °largo., dryeatter, July 7, at the Faculty-hall, Glasgow. DAM" POLLAK. EdlObUrgh, house carpenter, July 0, at Lyon andTernbullb Room. Edinburgh. Gimes Rimer Siam Glasgow, writer, July 11, at the Faculty- MB, Glasgow. Bhaiona—Tbie Northers% Whit eascesooso thee Belfast is to be contested by • liberal aandielen• io the penal of Laud Jolla May, BX., 0.8., boa at the Marquis al Tweaddak, and ex-IL P. far.Wialr. The Why also given • report of the meeting at like* at .klsb Lord John Say vas pelmet. DESTIII7O27VA P 1228. Last night about a goarcer before 10 delft* e fire burst out in the cane warehouses of Mame. Myers, tionthwark-bridgeoced. The premises comprised a black of buildings five stories high, these bag the warehouses of 'Mews, Myers, • atom house on the met Nide, pare unlst, and par*, es it was understood, in the m a storehouse, of Moors. Moms and &zit.% the west which had not been mooded, and still further to the west the " Metropolitan" pablichome, in the occupation cd Mr. Johnston, which hes essegod divvy. About IS o'ciloek the walls ea • she south of the woodmen of Mesas. Myers fell numb into Oastleutreet with a tenths mesh, knocking in ifiii tre nt portions of several of the homes opposite, and wisepoling the inmates to make • precipitate retreat. The ..rdwy7 wog completely blocked up by the falling mess* of beiokwoh and timber, and the work of the firemen teas lee • time seapsnded. At one o'clock the fire was got well under, and all fear of further !rwas at an end. The pee of wanhouses destroyed oi l' ray large extent, being Ave stories high and of pro f.° depth and width. There is Birthing but the C f rrrell of the bedding, loft skidding, sad the lows of property mod be very great. The concourse of people that assembled wee very Urge, and the exertions of the pollee wen severely taxed to procure the necessary room for the fremen to purees their operetta's. Several were sererely injured by the failing of detached of the walls and burniog timbers., and it is ate that some of the inmates of the houses in Oastleotreet were so much bulked by the falling of the back wall of Merck Myers' warehouse as ho areeedtat• their removal to the \omits]. Yesterday afternoon great alarm was caocesithed by the outbreak of a fire at MaribereghAmse, the residence of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The direaMe commenced in one of the roars at the upper door el the mansion, and before the Sr. Gould be subdued some damage was done to the roof of the building. The Prince of NY ales wee on the spot immediately, and, seeing the urgency of the ease, without a moneat's hesita tion threw off Ina cost and waistcoat and handed buckets et water from the teak, or threw them en the ire, with more alacrity perhaps than any of the other meow sedating, although they were stimulated to use the greatest exertiose by the example set them by their royal wader. Major Gm, the equerry in waiting, also semecled the efforts of the Priem mast laudably. Boards were tore op in some of the peerages, and cuttings were made in some of the walls, is order to admitof the downpour of water, as ft was found that the Sr. had extended under the Soon, and was rapidly making its way from the ventilating shaft where it broke out ; arid it le quite as well that this was done, for in the coefusico which prevailed the Sr. might have spread ua peeerived while attention was directed to one particular pert In ceder also the more effectually to wombat the danger, an whence was effolted into that part of the building commonly called tie "ieciekloft,* as it was bore that the shaft terminated, and of course in this ornifitied seam bat few could work at cue time. The Prince of Wales, who, besides his active exertions, had give* mod judicious orders throughout the exciting some, penetrated into the region indicated, and, not knowing t hat to secure one's owe safety it was needs try to tread on the joists, trod ea the lath and plaster work meditating the ceiling of the apartment beneath. This not movie( aufficieetly strong to maintain his weight, he fell through, but fortunately the joists prevented him from falling far, sad he quickly extri cate.' himself. The alarm was soon spread after the outbreak of Misfire, sad • etroeg party of men on guard at St. James's Palace wee numbed to Marlborough House, and is addition • body of police of the A division, under Sepwrintendeet Walker, speedily came from Scotland-yard. Four engines of arrived—that belonging St. James's parish, two from Chaadowebred, and one from some other dation ; but their aid was not required. The Duke of flatherised reached soon alter the alarm was given, as did also the Duke of St. Albans, the 800. Spencer Poesoeby, and other gentle. moo ; and it was somewhat remarkable that whilst the Axe was raging the Marl of Derby and Viscount Palmerston called at Marlborough Home. As soon as the fire had declared itself the Primer of Wales removed to the other side of the royal residence, that overlooking St. James's Palace, whither Prince Albert Victor and his infant brother were also conveyed. Hee royal highness naturally betrayed much anxiety, and evert ventured occasionally towards the scene of danger to satisfy , herself as to the progress of the fire, but, it is stated, bore the excitement exceedingly wall, The Prince of Wales, as soon as the fire was extinguished, though in • condition in which be was hardly recognisable, tailed not to remember thou who had assisted him, and ordered refresbmente to be *breed out to the bisekesed and begrimed people who had worked so hard and well.. THIS CREDIT FONCIER sad MOBILIER of ANL LAND (Lindted). Anthorised=l 44,0110,0311 Capital SAWN Capital psid.ap • Reserve Fend ' Dividend Ratorve Rind The Right Ron. JAMES OTUART WORTLEY, Governer. jAppi LEY ICS, Req., Merchant,LinenArsonyard, t Deputy- JAMAS 1% UGENT DANUILL, Ren., Landon. I Governors. Jams Childs, DNA, London. memdee Dunbar, Req., Old Droadodreet, London. psalm Ittits, Req., Lloyd's. Adolphe thins, (Mews. Plato, Hakim IBrothors, and Co.), loados. TM 800. T. C. Raliburton, ILP., Chairman of the Canada Wil=lAasociation, London. Harrison, hp. (Mews. Young. Bantam% and Doran) Director of the Thames and Mersey 1111411WICO Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Ent. (Mews. Lana, Monkey, and Co.) Leaden. Olds,L Newboa, Le., London. 15 , PownaU, J.r., Resselketuare, London. J Smith, Esq. (Meson. Smith and Co.), Broad-street, London. lihred Warner, Esq., M.P., London. Idpaany) Westmorland, laq. (Director of the Royal Insurance Com , Inudon. apt Onint, Req., Ii.S.A., MILL, Managing Director. ALSILZILL Its Aps and Mastormsa's Bank (Limited). Mows. Imlth iu r and Smiths. no National London, Dublin. and Ma branchoe In Ireland. Ths Alliance (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Man chester. "HID OXFORD.-68, by J. OFFENBACH, .1. parkwased by Mena Ittween, Tyree. Waimaley ; MINIM al Albyn, Green, flu b.. & c., with toll band and chorus. Owlegulind by Mr. W. Janthmena. The Mum Tory and Sara Mama Duda and Davin t6a DAUBANI, and Mona. the new French tenor*. his arstappearanee In thin collatey. THIS IMMIX% at Itlebt o dock. HAVANA 81C GAR AGENOY Can Docks, 801 1 THAMPTON, and 77, REClZNT eritairr LO D O la Os supply to the public of guaranteed Hawes Seger@ direst from the Havana manufactories. Wolff, Phillilve end Co. (late J. H. Wolff and Co.) proprietors. ments of the choked Havana Segars received by the 11.441 1 Z Steatites via Southampton, and embracing the elected dreefp tines of the most cele br ated Havana makers, can now bp :Lid samples selected from the orgies! packages as importet. at the establishments peahens. Beide* the well kneels Began Of the Festiva, nor de Cuba, Opmenn, Cabana, Henry Clay, aad other excellent broads, Meows. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. have the exclu lye conelgnment In this country of many rare and choice Segue suitable far the higher cleat of connoisseurs in smoking, Samples and seen with Ilat a wok in Liverpoo, ford, ro Leamington. and many other pvincial wwen ra m e a d 4urt, PHILLIPS, and Cu. s, 71, Regent-street, Lou. don: and 2, Canals-road, Docks, Southareptoe. City agent; Blass and Merry, 61, Xing William street, E. t'. A sample box, containing 100 guaranteed Havana legate, will be forwarded hue to any railway station la Great Britain on reoeipt of • post-ollos order to Si, cc art 7 inerawal Prim Par 100 op to 46, which purcoseen at • distance may wish to select. SOLICITORS. Menus. Newbon, Evans. mad Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. BUSINESS TKANUCTED. SW Company negotiates loans for colonial and foreign go- Cooperates la the financial arrangements of British and other Is'ways. Yaks advances to Corporations Town Councils and other - bodies. =km LOS= ter nubile Works. to the introdactron of Industrial and Commercial tria dittskinga. Wakes advances apes approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds, &a Makes temporary Loans upon elieble Freehold and Lases held fiecarilies ALIIBID LOW/. Secretary. Icedes, 17 and It, Osmanli, Jane 14, 1910. Engines, fireman, soldiers, and police were vritbdrawn from the pre:loots of Marlborough House in the coarse of the afternoon, and the tranquillity of the royal residenoe was restored before the Prince and Primers of Wales and their royal children deputed for Windom DIMIIfiITRIB ISSUED BY T HE CREDIT FORCliiii and MOBIL= of ENGLAND (Limped). ISSUE of 6800, 1 ` 00 DEBENTURES WITH INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors Lye deckled to issue Debenture Bomb ot the Cceopsoy for the amounts sod bearing Interest as under, " 08 of 44 f Ma. £W ABP, due, Slid 64,4160, WWI meow attached. INTEREST. ler three pan 6 per cent. per annum. la ine pas Per seam lean lama payable mearteriy, via, cm the lea Ilarch,./otl June *hile=ber, and 110th December, In each year, at the C.c.s -"g: dblingl;e feature in the debentures Issued by this Com ma' fa their perfect security the amount of the capital ab et:lad, paid-up, and uncalled, and the general invested 'mats eras Company, se well se the large reserve fund, affording the gist ample security to the Investor. Mee debentures are issued payable to bearer, and an ther► kepis by simple delivery from hand to tend, without endorse. met and are free bona any further stamp duty. They are also biaed—to meet the requtrementa of Trustees and ethers—trans. tumble by deed only, to be duly registered In the Company a hake in the names of the investors or their whine Forme of application an be obtained of the Secretary, to Ibies all communications must be addressed.—By order a the Oran, LURED LOWS, Secretary. Loodon. 17 and 18, Cornhi ll , June 16, 1886. DIPOSITS RICILIVED BY T HE CREDIT FOVOIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). _ PATES POE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. nia at the undermentioned 14- fflu gum. a £lO al rated trona thfa day until WINE notice, Tit : At kauteen days' notice.. one montb's nonce... . IDEIIXXD PERIODS —.lt per cent. per annum. ....4 per cent. per •neon. -t:lias; than a mon . iCa ' a upto 6 months, 4 per cent. per inn. 6 montha and up to 9 months 4l per cent. per son. hyena 9 mootbs and up to 12 months =2 months and up to 24 mouths Se per cent. per ann. of Application can be obtained o 1 the Secretary, to Vim all communications lout be addressed. sseretary. wllB, Cornhltl, London, June 15, 1886. ALL IRON WORK. TM T. PANCRAS IRON PORK COMPANY. Old M. Pancraaroacl. Undo 13. N.M. EWER and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY. CONCERT at the Benoverequare Rooms, TO-MORROW, Lek 6, at 3 o'clock. Sextet, Gads quartet, &dune , serenade, ..er piano duets, Rubinstein ; vocal quartets, Schumann, etc. Pelltatintes at V!, Resent-street. JOTICE.—MESSRS. EWER and Co.'s CON ma, July e, at the Ilanorerequare Roma All the Nett befog o. regained for eubseriberi, NU TICKETS out, be SOLD re We oresalo IIYAM and Co.'. ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 64 and 67, OXFOED-9111.KET. Otercoats for 111111, rain, and dust C!Ft"”i" • 166 61. to $6& —.seats, silk-lined and faced We tor business, the park, and tourist ............iisksts la all the fashionable styles 2ls. Od. to 425. Ersortoots in Venetians and ClO4lll eaThmeres, silks, vieshusg drills, de. ra In all fashionable styles and materials HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENT, 86 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing f oildiate WOW. 2. Gentlemen's Order Department. • a. Boys' Clothing for immediate wear. 4. Hoy and Youths' Order Department. o 6. Habit sad Livery Department. S. Hats and General Hodery. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, etc. A system of quality and economy to strictly adhered to fa an abovadspartoseata. hostacisi Branches—Birmingham. 21, 22, and 23, NovUses2 mak U, Brio/ate ; and Dewsbury, Westgate. ItIMMEL'S EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and OLYCIZINZ cleanses and mole the bead, and elm Lyle a beautiful without screaming it. Is. Id,. Sti 641.. TOIL ,T Vll4/0611. will also f s rouod a perfect Moap as an adjunct to the toilet and bath, and a revising . la, 2a 6d., 6a. Z. RIM SUL, perfumer, 96, Strand __ha , Taint-street . and 24, Corolla'. ROWLANDS' MAC•S SA R OIL. Thlu elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally In Ea repute for It. unprecedented success Miring the lut sIMY In promotlna the growth, restoring and beautifying the hair. It prevents hair boo falling off or turning grey, ml- ugthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and Slakes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For childrealt MNrecommended, as forming the keels of a beautiful bead .thile Its Introduction into th nursery of royalty, and the . 10 11 h esteem in which it is =leered; Deli, with Dimino" W.'" mammals constantly received of Its efficacy, afford the beet and Pest proofs of its inertia—Price 31 ed., la. equal to MS mall. and TM per bottle.-Bold at 20, Hation-P 2 dvtlinil ay +mw and perfumers.—Auk for Rowland? Ifainiassr a BORGLARIEB, and their PRICVE.NTIVIC.— PTNrs Patent BASH FASTENERS, so 11 1 0 1 7 00 m' bladed by the police magistrates for the prevention of DUrila. ON and vibration of sashes, caa now be la.t wholesale of the ._. lll malacturers, Harper sod Albloa Works, Willeahal. Stet wwitirs . X BOiTIMI. PO, Duke-street, Liverpool: Howley and k High-lfteet, Manchester , ands( the Patentee, 8, Trete , - Wove-lane Pimberwell—at priors 0047 km WKR the limbos eaneee'reetecer Retailed by the priodpel iremmow MN la the klagdosa, who are now being supplied. I.IRALTH in the FAMILY. Very Choke, NourlabLeg sad Pure Dist —I,IBONB PEARL 81010IILE 1 elks . tor Invalids , uovaluable for children. Weals us Wive useslegly upon IS, sad often vibes elrhe eke 88s. tokl by Grocers, Rc.—Assats, liG=3 AW'r Week lenrkek. CONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of Sousa, to tars two settees and two easy chairs, a groat improvement ea the annum ottoman. Only of T. H. FUMES and SON. hery Chair sad Bete Manufacturers. SI. at. and 34, hernereetzem, Oxford-Week An illustrated priced UM tree on applicatles. IF YOU TRAVEL, mod for BUSSEY, &RITA, Audi:W . ' ILLUSTILATXDCATALOGUI et PONSWANTAAUSI Trask; Raga end every °ibex , travelling rcquiatte. Also Field, Waring, Slid Opera Gleams, unrivalled for excellent* and cheap nesit—alli, New Oxford-04..4, W.C. Ckp Mink Prootisplece and Vignette Titleitsge, ea, THE BARRINGTON PEERAGE. By °sous 'mourn BALL. John /darned and Co. publishes; 124 71eatatreet, THE POPULAR NEW NOVELS AT ALL LIBRARIES. ONLY A CLOD. FOURTH EDITION. CRUEL 1 , 011711N1. $ vols. WHO WAS TO SLAYS? 2 vols. NAPOLEON 111. sod his Court. I voL CHARLOTTE =RALE. 3 roam. John Maxwell and Co.. publisher,, Itt Plost.strost. DR. CIKILTERWRIX on MAP:RUG* : NoshHe Rappinen, and amappotalansota. Haan. Cornhlll : or Author. THI PANTILBON TURKISH BATHS, ; fifteen. 216 Ladles' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s professional residence, Great llarlbaronsbuirset, W. Also, the Post-otios 3rsal Turldsh Baths. ad.. 19. 81. llartlea-la:Grand. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (=ma)! nuowts.) FRANCE. CLOSING OF THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, JULY 4. The session of the Corps Legislatif closed this evening, after the adoption of bills relating to musical and mechanical instruments and to rail ways, in reference to which certain questions of local interest were discussed. The Vioe-President, M. Schneider, in his fare well address to the house, said they would probably re-assemble early in January next. He pointed out the importance of the matters discussed dur ing the present session, and the liberty of the de bates, " in which," be added, " political contro versies have largely entered. Far be it from me to complain of this, since these controversies re spond to that which occupies the public miad and enlighten the nation. They cannot but strengthen a government such as that of the Emperor." THE FRENCH SENATE. PARIS, JOLT 4. Upon the budget being brought forward to-day in the Senate, Baron Dupin maintained the right of the Senate to discuss it. The President reminded the speaker that the Senate could only examine its constitutionality. The proposal of Baron Dupin would, he said, tend to transform the Senate into a Chamber of Peers. Baron Dupin replied that be considered that would be to perfect the constitution. The President observed that a senatus consultum could alone perfect the constitu tution. The Senate subsequently approved the promulgation of the budget. THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY. VIENNA, JULY 4. The New Frewidetiblati of this evening says " The nomination of Count Beleredi as minister of state will appear in to-morrow's official Gazette. " The Archduke Charles Louis will make a com municatiou to-morrow to the Upper Rouse of the Iteicharath, relative to the miuisterial crisis." A balloon of novel construction, called the &- potence, ascended from the Luxembourg Gardena a few evenings sines. It wee furnished with an ingenious appa ratus foe steering, and the inventor, who, together with two friends, was in the car, fully expected that the problem of aerial naviptioa was about to be solved. This was not, however, the are. The apparatia pro:laud not the slightest effect, and the Mignon wee eirried away at the will of the air la the ordinary manner.. _ . . Pula, Jinx 4. —The Patric of this evening says :—" We are enabled to state that Francs and &iglu& acting with a view to the proservatioo of pesos and general ooiabos, have some to an agreement upon the priocipal gustiest which may result from the prieent state of American affairs." The tame journal publish.' a despatch from Coutaatiooplii, stating that about sixty fbmisos had attacked, near the village of Mesa, on the frontier of Bernie, • party of Allunisas, meat and children, whilst us= shear docks. Thais were several killed sad Quistisroww, JULY 4.—The Inman steamship City of Loudon, from Nrw York, oa the 24th ult., arrived here at 830 p.m. to with the mails 118,000 dob., sod 2,0001. is p = a ml 262 trimesters, of whom ohs leaded 60, and for Liverpool at 9.30 p.m. H.r fair graphic advires.lisve been aaticioakd. The extra lamas steamship Glamow, from New York on Wm 21.5 alt.. also &mind here at 8.30 p.m. te4lay, with 63,253 dots 1. specie and 302 pasasspiu of whom as s landed 61, and posmodad Ice Liverpool at 9 p.m. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADiusALIT, Jur.: 4. AProurratarrs.--Sur ponto—Dr. P. lisirtyn, to Use Winchester. Nideliqinior —A. E. Gordon, to the Constance; E. E. Maxwell and 1,. C. Strachey, to the Aretbusa ; it. J. Poe. tisane to the Octane. Naval Cadets —O. E. Willoughby sod W. C. V. Baker. to the Arethusa ; H. C. Vivian, W. H. Somerset, 0. J. Oofes, O. C. Gordon, sod B. E. Malthu!, to the Octavio ; B. J. Seymour, R. D. Nubby, tad h. T. Popt, to the Onstame. The undermentioned gentlemen hare been nominated to compeeSe for commission, in the corps of Royal fil•risee, on Wesealty, the Gth December next:—A. H. D. Wald; H. Curling, H. B. Owen, W. B. Purkis, H. R. Carter, W. P. Hawley, L. G. Maynard, J. N. Roses, J. F. Lux. moors, W. M. Itobiawas, P.O. Baelrecrille, B. O. F. Me m iltoo, T. N. Bpratt, G. T. Rolliason, Franklin, B. Moore, D. Robertson, 0. H. Gallwey, H. C. B. Macpher son, R. W. H. Wood, 0. Hobart, W. Butler, C. A. M. Yawn. A. J. C. &Mt. W. O. gescody, LA. H. Liardot, R. H. Format, E. W. Thomsoo, H. H. Morgan, F. H. M. Dawson, B. G. Hollers, J. Maodonald, B. di. Leger Denny, B. Poikingharse, J. Dixon, H. Olive, T. F. Dansoambe Brides. ROYAL mazrAar COLLEGE, SANDHURST. The followiliz a the isandiasies for • • to Hasahunt, Jane, 1 : Order. Name& Marks. 1. Creeplvy, C. 8. C 7,099 2 . Halters. J. T. 3. Law, IL F. O. 4. Curomlng, J. J. F 6,464 6. Yerburr, J. W. 6. Wright. F. C. B 6,167 7. Turner, F. IL IL Yule, w, • 6,164 9. Hadaway, G. E. * 10. Cochrane. W. F. D 6,726 11. Lloyd, W. C. 11 O'Grady, 0.. 11 Denning, H. H. R 14. Bettye, 7. D 6,476 15. Newman, H. A. T 6,4211 16. Merry, N. W. 17. Browne, E. J. 011 it Muinon, T. R 19. Sawyer, IL B 6,167 10. Thomas, J. D. B,llO n. Duihew, 1. 1 6,011 22. Yeldwyn, A. O 4,918 X. Warta% IL 0 4,642 24. Blake, B. W. 26. Provost, W 4,85u 16. Cuthell, W. A 1,136 27. Barrett, IL 4,483 28. Nicholson, H. A 6,479 21 Walker, G. C UN 30. Banister. H. L 4,364 31. 11ea4h, r. e..... X. Device, P. H. 4,306 36. Joann, E D. 4.101 34. Mires', C. A. ... 36. Jones, J. 11.. 4,148 St Barton, IL J. 37. Allatt, H. T. W 4,095 38. Isaac, C. W 4.010 39. Carter, A. W. 40. Pearson. P. A. X 41. Shaw, W. D.- 41 Thurlow, H. H. 43. Smith, IL. 44. &old P. P. 3,800 45. Neville, J. P. C 3,776 46. Perkins, A. P. 47. Tamer, G. V 3,663 49. Mulcahy, H. H. 49. Hare, K C. 60. Brown, J. H. 61. Stevens, B.J. 62. Lloyd, 16. 61 Cern obeli. G. P 3,248 64. Weatherby H. names of the sweeeeful the Itoyal Ilihtety College, Order. Name*. Narks. 66. GOonsell, M. C 2,297 56. Wade, B. D 3 220 67. Aueittaleek, D Lill 68. Maltby, F. C. O. Dane, 11. • M. Bell, I, A. R. 3.061 el. Barton, 8.1 3,037 113 Pletsber, W. Z. 68 Byro. V. G. L. 64 Crush. OW 2,969 69 Elle. F. G. M 2,966 69. Kerr, W. H 2,892 1 M. Byng, G. P. 7 2,811 68. Bodo!), G. B. 2, 9 45 49. Nixon, I B. 2,884 70. tlarke. J. B. C. .. • • 2,78 3 71. Ross, G. J. R. 7t, Giles, 11 B. . 73. DOIMT•Ili, H. De B 2,064 76. Hepburn, W. B. B 8.531 UN Nell, P. 74. Johnston, R. H..... 2,467 77. Griffith, N. C. W. .. 2,3711 78. Raymond. D. 79. Pelle, F. B. 56. M oose, G. R. 2,854 1 • M Boyle, A. T. II Talbot, G. F 2,947 82 Behrefber, W. F. D 2,137 M. Illespaen, O.H. 8.202 86. Jones, T. B. N. Murray, E. C. 87. tlrd. H. Bt. 0. 88. Oeldebs, A. G. P 4.046 SS Lyster, W. H. 90. Tumour, the Ron Keith 91. Atacpoole, M. 92. Moreton, IL R. .. 93. Latham, T. W. C 1.671 91. Shensi% M. I. T 1.986 96. Bobber, C. B. 1,183 96. Campbell, C. G. L 1.817 97. Torffington, C l,Bll 96. Adams, H. R. 99. Fulton, C 1,787 100. Calvert, A. B. 101. Steasonsms, J. L 1,653 102. Mort'mer, C. I R.W. 1,690 103. Le Queens, C. F. N. 1.615 404. Turner, A. W. 106. Po.lett. I. C. 0 1,630 109. Thomson, B. F 1,523 QUIIN'S 1. Anson, G. W. 2. Innith, C. P. CADITB NOMINANZD BY 11111 iAliwy, T. J. A. 1.666 1. Maids, G. Y. 6,1120 t Ooldmit, 4.. L W 6,422 & Wyllie, W. B. C 4,124 Gotapertc. B. T. X a. &irk. 1. K. & Eigoich. B. T. Laidcr, T. & J ;004 July US& SICRITARY OF STATZ FOR & Beatllcote, H. & 31altby, Y. G. 10. Gouldibury, D. L 11. Hickley, It I 2,242 12. Harrington, B. N KIM IL Riddell, W. C 14. Kavanagh, L. .. 1,477 Fonzion-orrice, JULY 3.—The Queen ban been pleued to approve of Mr. G. T. Morehouse as consul at St. John's, Canada, for the Visited States of America.— Gautte. Wani LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBMON. —A meeting of the exhibitors was held is the Floral-hall cm Monday evening on the retirement of the visitors at ten o'clock, for the purpose of aiding the committee in pro moting its success. Mr. I'. A. Nichnlay wee voted to the chair, and Mr. Morrell, the secretary of the exhibition, officiated for the meths'. Her Majesty had been applied to to allow some of the royal children to visit the exhibition. Sir Charles Phipps' reply read to the meeting expressed her Majesty's regret that their engagements would not permit it., much regret and disappointment was expressed at the contents. The exhibitors feel deeply the upper classes in general having withheld their support, and ex pressed a laudable determination so far as lay in their power to prevent the promoters suffering pecuniary lam Deputations were appointed from among them to wait upon the principal employers of labour at the west of London, and for this work lady exhibitors oleo volunteered, and we are informed the following have already responded by taking tickets :—Peter G rah am, 500 ; Thomas Lame, 500 ; Benham and Sas, 200 ; W. H. Smith, 320 ; W. S. Burton, 100 ; J. C. Crabs, 100 ; Lambert and Butler, 100, am ; and it is thought that the working classes may yet be drawn to the exhibition in their thousands, so that the remaining four weeks of its being open may rides= to some extent the past. It was felt to be peauliarly hard upon the exhibition be that the committee should Dot allowed to advertise the Nowt now gives nightly. no following geotkaies have undertaken the onerous duty of awarding the pries, and are now so engaged :—Mr. P. le Neve Foster, Mr. R. Red grave, 8.A., Mr. Digby Wyatt, /UM, Mr. Peter Graham, Mr. J. S. Crape, Mr. H. Heal, Mr. & Crook. Mr. Marsden Latham, Mr. W. S. Buttaa, Mr. Sperber Hall, amid Mr. J. A. Nichols,. The Riven Plasm.—The third portion of oor rapoodepoo sespeetiag hostilities in the Mbar Plate wee ebel yesterday. The last despatch of Mr. Therates, British minister at Buenos Apse, is dated May 1. Mr. Tberotos, as representative of a strictly aentral peers mast, anises himself to report* ti• mown of events, sod Lord ItassaWs .h-'- so merely express ap proval of his orsdnot. DEATH IPHOM HYDROPHOBIA. An inquiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, coroner, at the Deed*. Mural, last evening, touching the death from hydrophobia of Mary Jane Braellard, aged eight yeah. Mrs. Ann Gillman, 49, Sutton street, °cameral.. road, the wife of • bricklayer, said that deceased was bar daughter by a former marriage. On the afternoon of the 2nd June deceased and some other children were playing in the passage, or hall, gibes • strange dog ran in out of the street after bidet a little boy. The deceased ran up the stairs. but the dog bit her on the tall of the leg, caning her to fall down. The animal then bit her on the front of the leg sad ran away. Dr. Roes, the police surgeon, was going by, and he saw the child sad pearled for her. The wounds bled much. She attended at the Ludo. Hospital as as out patient until last week, sad the wounds healed. But on Monday week she got worse and had mine in the heed. Oa Thursday she refined water and every hied of fluid. She . got much exerted off and on, especially when water was , offered her. On Friday she was taken into the hospital. In her pernuems she used to scratch witness, but afterwards she tried to excuse herself for doing so. Once she said. " Mother, I don't wain to bite you ; go and stand M the center of the room, or I will bite you." Witsess did u desired, and after the paroxysm was ever the deemed told her that she could oome back, as she would not then bite her. She drank half a bottle of lemonade ball as hoer before her death, but she first made ell the puma doctors and otbers, leave the room. She died on Saturday. Mr. G. W. Meekenzie, house-surgeon, said that deceased had • great fear of water ; aloe bad • spasm in the throat, which prevented her swallowing. She &ask freely before death. Chloroform used to mitigate the paroxysms while ire inflame* lasted. Death emu from Monaca from hydrophobia. Poliewooestalde Newman, 128 IL, said that on the day of the Oaks he saw a great crowd chasing • small rabid dog, that bad bias the deemed He killed it with repeated blow' of his staff. The Caner said that it was as edditionslly distressing feature in the ease that the pear girl was bitten, not in the street, but in her own house, when her safety might rea sonably have bees expected. He was of °plan that the dog uoisasce could easily be abated by a slight change in the mods of collecting the deg-tax. The tax of 12.. was quite high enough, bat the sum paid to the collectors for colleens( it was so ridiculously sail--about a hailstorm per dog, he believed— that it was not worth their while to oak for it. If in reasoesble sum were to be allowed for collec tion, sad lb* ecespiers of houses were made liable foe the tea en all gap kepi on their premises, the revenue would be largely incites's& sod all those worthlres dogs which now swarmed everywhere would be destroyed by their omen, re that the tax for them might be soaped. The jury retuned • verdict of "Death from hydrophobia from the bits of a dog, sad the jury request the wrote/ to cam musicate with the Home Secretary es the 'abject of the peat dapper Maui from the number of unuseerean doge about the streets, and suggesting that sow remedy be ap plied by means of enforcing the dog tax, or by procuring authority for the pollee to destroy them." The Coroner said that he would attend to the suggestion of the :cry, and write to Sir George Grey on the subject. Foaman-omcs, Jmrs 24. —The Queen bas bola peoleady pleased to appoint Fakeer Atlee, Esq., 'Waif. r aid ilbearama to ler Majway's evaiessye to be siao fi er ilajwty's mom' at l'ariv.—Goent FLOATimo Wolmsnors rott Tits 'rum= Go.' 9111111ZIPL—Is the Timbal Dock Livens** there efe lying three views* whirl have attended a seed deal aka attrition, sad as sII " Nadu& reaelag" waft age ohm.. late, souse difiloslty has hese found la guests( the pep: pees d the mesh sistatiorog reepestively 121; 3A NA M. We. is the dock entry, Joust they are tatewitA, for the Turkish geweraweat, sad an to be filed oat se workshops err behalet. 21hey dew eel, 2 feet 8 Insb aft eri ester. sad will so &Debt he (quad levy is to dams. Hugo or 'Aga& They will be supplied with Whom sad other moehaniesl apparatus of the mat improved deeerip. the. Nee. Jews, Quin* sad Oa. ire the handmaid then wood vessts. UPOTTERDLII and the RILINR—R1111:1C LION of 1•1111.—Tbe Netherlands Meamecat Cm= bird favourite .baser BATAVINZ. w. syn. win ISM Ikanrwlallt Mar, Illsokwall, ZYML. TIOrDAY M II el M avriml of Oa lett am. train from imaliturobetraet Station. IMmed Wes : Saloon. di to : is,. cabin. la. ; rotors dolmas limed at a tan and a MIL M CHAPLiWiI Onivenal pier, Radindolrena W.: or b skein®, PillS. IMPS and Co., IM. Dunatan'alesam Si %AM, ICC. fIOTRINBURG. The Bee lint-ekes screw ILA 'boomer GUSTAF WABA d is the as betas& or mo above poet ft. eteamer hoe epleedhl seeematedatlett lee yeeteopere. To be followed by the HAMM) PACIEM— Yee wtlowleer of freight end pomp apply to TRIELLIPPB, ewes. PHILLIIIPS and Co., IX. Dueifyies.hoose, ot. Dita eleMohnl, THE CHUBWA TEA COMPANY of ASSAY [ iron= lb EMMY ONVI d t. tLi the LIST of APPLICA TIONS fee MARIS in this Company will be mom as THIMISDAY, the hh July proximo. - By otter of the Board, A. FOAM Beaelary. lletreet, LC., No. T, tad Lattlfravenos, Lea J.D. 21, 1845. lITWE JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY 1. =glad 7, Nlabilariaatt, Lcaralard.orast, Imadas. TWO KILLION,. PAW UP 4112.600. SIMISIM POIW MUM. DIMWITS ItSCEIVID Ratro as bamand M I par mak pas mama ai 7 days' mile* at IP Ditto at 14 dais' notice at Special ratan for money dapealtad for loop perada, HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Dzadas. rehab boxes. s. ; Aborrat MN. b. Od. ; boob is be Otaboubs. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Lamelos.—Bleed Maw" Roadater Stallious. Hasten, Omer and Part Bub, ladles' Horses, H . elsbtroarrylag Cobs, Pain at Posies fa Deal& Hamra. sad lacing IC:vain In Slagle Swum HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Londow—PUBLIC JUDGING DAY.—Houton jumped toethe Judges, FRIDAY, 7111 July. Adadrdon, L. el HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Landow TAJLADZ et MUM HOUR every day. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loadas. TM= MINDS= sad BUTY4IVZ HORSES. MI .M & dIDNiY, Sec. and Ibmate. QTODARE-EGYPTLAN-HALL, THEATRE of MTBSTRY.—The new and 1111112TODOUI IDodom ; the INETANTANIDIIII ORM= of 710WKR Ti m, and the LEAL INDIAN DAMN? MEAT, as only performed by Colonel Modena spa Me Indian Magicians, and introduced fie &be Ent time ta thle country, by Onienel Medan. on nuke Monday, Apra It 1886, In his eelebisted entertainment of Meek and aand julens. npe.e eniat NIGILT t u g i nital l ui;day d inclu rv i DAY ALTJ6INOONIA at Ilene. Unbols, LL Ana. fat 8t Ile, Si Tili v at Mr. Illtebelra, 31, Old Dond-elreet, and at the. Den-hall, from 11 to 6.—n The sensation of the aisios."— Puma." Joao PROM LAST NIORPS GAZHITE. fins= or amorroas Alto rowan PARTICULARS TO lat OBTAIN= AT MR OPPIOI OP TSB Ml= RIGIMILLS, COURT or amain/Tor, laansoffaiLoraSSEJ SASIESIITTS. 'AXIS ELM", Porliandatreet, Wasdawork-read, bricklayer, to surrender July 17, at I. THOIIAS BAAVOCI GILDIRMLIZTIII, Oarobridgoread, Kilburn, sinew; July 17, at It WILUAre EDWIN BROWN, Up I . per Yoekatnet, Broinstonesquars, late publicen. July 17, a t Gneam PIO t LREMI, Orsat 6t. Helot's, *Cy, hide merchant, July 17, a 1. Clem= TRoDD, Southampton, baker, July 17. at 1. Amine! Deennenme MISHAP , Woolwleh, captains's half-pay In the Royal Marines, ight Infantry, Jul 17, at 17, at I. DMA COMPTON HATCH, widow, Maidato ei .f . ui v l7, 1. 1011 = 1IPH DML, Great Missenden, Bucks, fa , mar, J 11, at 12. Joan' Al,rl/0 SLIGED, Catherine-street, , publisher, July 17, at 12. NAMAAII WARM, Comptanotreet, Islington, late cap nianufac• tiger, July 16, at 1. WILLIAM Pall= W ANIL Gloummaro foment, Camden-town. late agent, July It, at 11. THOMAS 1:Rom Saw Ontatilloaquare, Islington, late meat saleuman, July It , at U. EDWARD Hwy RIMS, Ampthill.square, Camden-town, eommiaelon ages ul It at 11. Year All lAxaa, ladles' cettniter„ July 15, at Haar NEWMAN, Cow-cress street, and Walcot-place, Heck nay, ofl mud colournian, July It at 1. JORn MORS* Oxlsedolreee and Clay-etreet. Middlesex, house decorator. July 21 at U. THOMAS Issues Surto', Theobald's-rd., grocer, July 20, at 11. Willman Bonnier Lamm Kingston, stannaker. July 20, sill. GROWS PHILLWIL Middlesex-rt., Aidgate. baker, July 20, at U. JO= C0L79011, Lower Norwood. comenimion agent, July 21, at U. TIMM en SIMOIMIDGR, Croydon, general agent, July 21, st It oMieneasecolliges Kenalagtoppark, Lee Mee m orun M bar to • trim iliereltant, July 11, at It Jane KaaMMY'llift•Er, Brighton, gentleman, July 20, at 2. chats lIMIRT WHAMS PURDY, July Quesn'eassoent Haveretock-bill, mar clerk, el, at lt. Row! itivsom HATCHand MART JAMS HATCH, Slaplehoret, Kent, booksellers, July 21, at It JONI= POOLS, Seakenbridge, Wortmermahlre, late draper, July 14. at IL WILLIAM BAYLISS. Itlnnlnghant, iron founder. July 14, at It NAMIAII Liana, idnninghans, jeweller, July 17, at 12. JOllll 800111131% Leek, Blarkwd, hire, ironmoeger. July 17, at It CIZOROS FIRM= Gamut Kidderminster, caul merchant, July 17, at IL JAIIRS LAW, Wolverhampton, commission agent, July 11, at IL GDOID3II WALES laramck Chesterfield, Derbyshire, colliery proprietor, July 14, at 11. WILLLAS EIJWAZD PAUL, Weymouth, builder, July 17. at IT Joss WILLIAM JonetiOel, Plympton 84, Mary, Devonshire, pub lican, July 14, at ISt. Jona Ewa, Oseett, Yorkshire, July 17, at 11. WILLIAM MILWI, Mainland, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer, July 17, at 11. JORII H taaowo. Knareeborongh, mom, July 17. at 11. JAMBI BILSIARD liciotas, Llauwrat, Denbighshire, publican, July 14, at it JORN ftenT, Waterloo, Lancohire, corn broker, July 15, at 11. sm. TIMMS. Manchester, Lotteekeeper, July It, at 11. Guavoll AnOLPIII6 BiAMDT, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, rergehaut, July 17. at It THOMAS ARMSTSMO,Oarihte, sawyer, July 19, at 11. WintsAa M 9 ourn, Helm., Leamahlre, late beer sense, July at 1. BMWs= MITCHILL, Hanley, Fltaffordsh.. bookseller, Inlyltat 11 Gismo! Worsts, Barnsley. Voskah. beerhous- keeperlalylo.akl WILLIAM W MORTMAX, Jun., Rework-spun-Trent wheelwright, July 11 at 10. Glow Atoms, Wars L,ymi, Norfolk. machinist, July 17, MIL Haase WiLes, King's Brendey, Staffordshire, clerk Is a brewery, July 14, at 10. DASISL BTORDT, Caldbeok, Camberiand, hatcher, July 17, at IL HENRY Loots, Last Cowes, Hants, pub lean, July 27, at W. Wittiest 11CCoDDEM, Liverpool, provision dealer, July 18, at S. JOSAS WoODSZAD, [Reda, flock nianufacturer, July 12, at IL Wilizan Lars, Leeds, plumber, Jody It at M. Souris 11 eye. Lansworth, Lincolneh., co rd wainer, July 18, at 11. JOIN RV Ass, Cardiff, coal merchant, July 19, at 11. HRakl Jratalii, Cardiff, 'cultism., July 16, at It JADES Ono Biundeston, Suffolk, bricklayer, July 19, at 12- \ Sinetheick, Stafforish., roar Tanta. Mitcheloon, Cl sicestersh., bolter, July 16. at 4, WILLIAM Vises, Poulnuidd. Glamorganshire, Journeyman blacksmith, July 19, at IL Isaac Joille, Llannwchalara, Montgomeryshire, coal dealer, TS, st IL Wudous Comm, Luton, straw hat manufacturer, July 10, at 10. Rolla? Cotton, Lulea, baker, July 19, at 10. LAST ISAYINATIONS. July 17. T. Haywood, Great Ramelittreet, Bloomsbury. cum =lesion agent-July 27. B. King, Orchard-place, Kluipland-road, railway clerk-Jul 31. H. W. Johnaou, Tottenham, clerk In the Inland Reunite oily ST. J. Maim, Hampstead, farmer- July 27. W. romplarett, Broad-street Road. traveller to a tobacco manufacturer-July 27. J. J. Bishop, Porisea, timber doter -July 27. W. Cakebread, South Minims, Middlesex. mason -July 27. R. B. Bond. Grersinoroad, Ism con dealer-July 27. li. K elson, Southampton, tailor-July 17. J. Halals sod J. F. Haines., Jieleestreet, Mile End, cork cutters-July 31. R. Boyle, Woolwich, captain in the Royal Artillery--July 27. G. S. Mackennal. Hammersmith, late merchant-July V. J. Scott. Window. Buckinghamshire, mealmau - July 27. J. Cherry, Gillinghsm-street, Pimlico, cook -July .l. T. Gardner, Storm er:eat lailugtoa, aerate is hall ardese-July SI. intrapson, Wlnfarthing And Wacton, Norfolk, tallor-July M. W. P. Green, Thaxted, Ewe, eoacbmaker-J sly Si. W. Ward, lastbourne, Suabez, builder-July SI. & Alpe, Lothian-road, Camberwell Now-road, late carpet salesman-July M. J. Crook, St. George's terrace, Klburn, carpenter-July 31. J. B. Waiters, Maidstone, homeopathic praditioner-July SI. W. T. Grain" Parketreet, Camberwell, clerk to an auctioneer-July M. W. R, Garrett, Spring place, Wandsworth-road, baker-July SI. J. Hallett, Brighton, wine ani wait merchant-July M. C. Seytoe, Xburystreet, Yfmllw , comedian-July 31. W. OM, Myth., Hampshire, geptlernan-July 15. 8. Shaw, Arthur-street, Old Kent-rod late hearth rug mannfacturer-July M. Sarah Hopper, Westmoreland-place. Bayswater, late schoolmistress- August '• H. W. Lumley, Porten, Hemp , hire, general dealer - July 25. W. H. Bell, Forest-MIL auctioneer-July M. H. P. Edon, Huntinedoestreet, Caledonian-road-July U. J. Roe, Prodientoreet, Doswell-roa t, late beershop keeper-July 25. P. O'lleare, New Kent-road. tarter in the general post-office- July M. F. FlaveN, Braunaton, Northamptonshire, machinist- July M. T. H. Sartain, Guildford, Surrey, clothiara•July 26. W. Y. Brown, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, draper-July 26, T. Payne, Norfolk-terrace, Old Kent-road, late publican-July 16. J. I. Laystoo, Richmond, veterinary rurpon-July to G. C. Blaney, Dorset-terrace, Great Dover-street, late clerk to a wine mar -1 cunt-July 26. J. E. Tyrie, Knight's-hill, Norwood, late stock jobber-August 1. W. Webb+, Creekdroad, Dulwich, architect -August 1. W. 0. Lanceman, Coleharbour -Meek Hackney road, boot maker-August 1. I North, Merton, Surrey, gar dener-August 1. J. lone., Chapel-street Tottenhammort road, baker-August J. Ana Evans and C. Evans Wolverhamp too, iron braxien -August 2. J. Rowley, Burstein, Staffordshire, publican-August 4. if. C. Oaks., Briertey-hill, Staffordshire, boot dealer-August I. J. Smith. Cowbit, thiooloshire, labourer- August 1. S. Richmond, Ratclide-upospl'rent, Nottinghamshire -August 1. J. Wilson, Old Leake, Lincolnshire, farmer-August ' 14. C. X. Jones, Great Testois, Devonsh , f ire, ph gu 14. W. 7 unser, Hartla me-July Devonshirear 27. 8 B. Booth, Bradford, Yorkshi re, worsted spinner-July 16. M. Gregory, Great Grimsby, draper-July M. 1. Goates, Kingston ', upon-Hull, bskklaret-July It E. Haller, Kingston-upon-Hail, I currier-July N. Y. W. Cowlbeck, Sunderland, outer mariner - July 20. J. Marshall, Stockport, cotton spineer-July IS. W. Campbell, Bottom, cabinet maker-July 28. J. Whalley and E. Whalley, Its icliffe-eridge, Lancashire, manufacturers-July 28. R T. Fothergill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Hebburn-quay, Durham, lamp black manufacturer-July 17. J. Mears Stockton on-Tees, auctioneer-Sept. ii. S. StandrUnr, Oldham, cotton waste deeler-July 19. H. T. Freeman. Cie. St. Margaret, rather -July 20. J. Banco', New Alreslord, Hampshire, millwright- July 19. J. Benstock, Malpas, Cheshire, innkeeper-July Ir. W. J üby, Cretingbans, Suffolk, timber merchant-July 17. C. Mea Derby, commission agent-July 17. 8. Archer, Yeaveley, I Derbyshire, schoolmaster-July 17. 8. Kennington, Lltehureh, Derbyshire, hairdresser August 6. W. Harrison, Watley Clough; Yorkshire, leather dealer-August 6. T. Whiteley, Halifax, journeyman ironmonger-July 26. T. Handley, Salford, Lanca shire, beer retailer-July 13. H. Bath, Abergsvenny. butcher- August 18. G. Belford. Swinton, Leissistershire, gprocer -July 19. W. Neville, Great Bentley, Essex, blacksmith-July It W. Pat , Won, Holbeck, Leeds, tailor-July IL E. Groan, Meanwood, near Leeds, oil extras-toe-August 10. R. Avila. Ashburton, Devonshire, baker July 27. R. Wil.on, Standest-vrlth-Lanittree, . Lencsaltire, Journeyman willed carpenter-July 27. H. Burrows, Cooksh.4 Billings, Lancashire beemeller -July It Grace Willie, Cotielfth. Devonshire, cowkeeper-July 11 W. Corey, et Austell, Cornwall, cattle dealer-July U. 1. Wilk, Stockton, jeweller- July Ns G. Stedman, Hawkhurst, Rent, plumber-August Wattage% Gravesend, baker -August 4. R. Mudd, Miltosinett. Gravesend, carpenter- July 11. H. Cavell, Upper Wilmer, Kent, journeyman painter - august 2 J. Pasibury, Upper 0 Idington, Gloucestershire, shoemaker-August 1 X. Emery. Stow-on-the Wold, Gloucestershire, schoolmaster - July 21. D. Stratton. Luker, Bedfordshire, beerhouse keeper-August 6. G. Knsght, Blakeney, Gloucestershire, potato dealer-July 17. L B. Inetam, Oldham, auctioneer. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. July 4. EDWARD Mat; Boom Sussex, clerk in holy orders. June 115. YARDS:RICK HUMUS% Great Saffron-bill, and Red Lan yard, Clerkenwell, marble paper manufacturer. July 1. EDWAP.D 14AMISMI, Bedford-row. attorney. June 29. ELIJAH TOWS, Horaforth, Yorkshire, mango dealer. DRCLARATIONB OF DIVIDEND!. JOSS= CHARLES Bran,. Pall-mall. and Sun-court, Cornhlll, emigration agent-lid dividend of IS 7d., July 6, and three subsequent Wednesdays. at Edwards's. Basingtialistreet. JoSRPH Quid, Go port, innkeeper -Ist dividend of la. 7cl, July 5, and three subsequeut Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Bolughall street FaAncur PARR, Norton Fattest*, beer retailer-2nd dividend of Md., July 5, end three eabeequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghallotreet ANDRRW WILSON Dourarrt Woolwich-Ist dividend of 13e. Bd., July 6. and three subeequent Wednesdays, at Edwards'', &odnitlasliatreet. WitLiAß ADAK, Great Tower-street, merchant, and Lloyd's, underwriter-7th dividend of Id., July 6, and subsequent Wad newsy. at Parkynare Baaingball-street. Jona Cool; Horusey-road-,d dividend of 2a. 64., July 6, sad subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyus'a, Baalngballetreet Eigesmer WacTemsor, Goodge.sts eat, Tst•enham-court-road, proprietor of a fancy di repository, end Rollobuildings, Fetter lane, foreman to a printer-letdividend of Is Ild., July 6, and subeequeut Wednesday, at Parton's, Baiinghalistreet. aloes= Torsos ftvArisow. Toomey, Devonshire, doctor of medicine-farther dividend of sal., any Tuesday or Yrldy, at Carrick's, Exeter. JOHN Hens! EITSOLDS, Redruth, Cornwall, printer-Ist divi dend of 4s. Old , any Tuesday or Friday, at Ourides, Exeter. BAIIOII. WlLtrans, St. Cleer, Cornwall. Innkeeper-lit i, dividend of lid , any Tuesday or Friday, at Oarri. Haman Hamar, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, inuireepre-let dividend of 4e. id, any Tuesday or Friday, at (Orrick's, Exeter. GIORGI MUHL BirroM.Oam moos r-Ant dividend of aid., an, Thursday, at Klnnesee Birmingham. THROPHILUsi ALMD Gals= WILLI:SCION, Hanchworth, rb Stat. fordable& doctor in medicine - dividend of b. old., any ass day. at Khmers, BOW EDWARD PIM, Upper Holloway, L clerk-2nd dividend of any Thursday, at Kinness'e, Birmingham. 1110MARD Pail? Josue. Whitchureb, Shropshire, serinner dividend of la. Sid., say ThandaL at Kinnear's, BJCHARD PARRY JONES (separate estate of Harper i tan i rit Whitehureh, Shropshire, softener-dividend of Se. lid., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Joint itAznius. Handsworth. Staltordalthre, cease builder-Ist dividend of Itel, tar Thursday, at Ltamirar's, XLSCFIOIVVTRLL3OI' Barrow.—The number of candidates in thin sew redased to three —Mr. J. W. Kabuki (esesse. votive Mr. AL Steadand (liberal), and Mr. T. Parry Mr. Gurley (liberal conservative) has Mired. HIGH WTOOMBIL —The ßon. 0. R. Catington, a ens of the lard-lientieset (who vendee close to the town), is aaaannosil as • candidate in the liberal interest ; and Mr. M. T. Smith the liberal madder, who has sat for the borough sines 1847, retiees. HataPan.—blr. Stanafeld, M.P.. on Monday niOt met his coutitnenta at Halifax, at • large meeting bald in the Circus, • comma/loos building, which wiz deeselly crowded. Mr. fitarwrfeld having &Mired the meads/ on emu of the priscipal tortes which have °cert. pied the attention of the prevent parliament, a 'violation (w a was rimed approving of the boa. Osman end Sir Charles l meeting has Wood as candidates at the duties. A more in dignant's pobticaever beet held in Halifax. The feeling exhibited in r wroth of Sir Charles' Wood showed, thoh late'la its mardeistatiot, that there , ii sow an evident detenniertion that the memo» of his onsectioa "from the borough shall not take place without • and that au earned one.—Leeds Mercury. irt, lmtn.--Sir T. Powell Blades, who retired nantly from a contest at Lynn, has reappeared in the field. Lord Stanley's seat is wondered safe, and Sir Powell Buxton's opprAims will be directed against the seemed coomustive candidate, the Hon. F. Walpole. The Rev. Jerroy . n Pratt, of Ryston-ball, has aloe booed a long address , to which he announces himself as a fourth candidate. Mr. Pratt's prissiest object in awning forwad 127" to be to try die question whether commoner, to orders an sit in parliament. He winds up his address by observieg—" Should you dd me the honour to elect me se your repreasetative in eislismont, I have no doithe I should be eventually received into the House of Clain mons upon a resolution, as in thecae. of Baron Rothschild." Lrvaavoor...—The public psoceedings in connec tion with the Liverpool election coneneseed yesterday, when Mr. T. B. Horded. Y.P., sod Mr. S. R. Graves ad airemed the electors at the Amphitheatre, which in spite of the heat of the weather was dowel, crowded. Mr. R. Rankin presided, and moved • vote of thee', to Mr. Hare fall for his services to the constituency during the twelve years he bas represented the borough in iiment. The modem was sesooded by Mr. F. Shama, sod tarried unani mously. Mr. Honied was warmly received. Mazionsaran.—Tbe meeting of the electors on Monday evening who were instrumental in returning Sir John Potter and Mr. J. A. Turner is 1267 was composed mainly of conservatives. It was staled that Mr. W. B. Callender, Mr. Murray Gladstone, and Mr. Beeastt(the mayor) had keen solicited to come forward for Manchester, but bed declined. Oe the invitation of the meeting Mr. 13sgehot, of the Economise, addressed the meeting at a can didate, but did nos meet with acceptance, and • call was made for Mr. Callender. Mr. Calkiedeir re gretted that his business engagements were • bar to his as ceptanoe of the honour, and moved that the Mayor and Mr. Murray Gladstone be again solicited to stand. This re solution was uoanimously agreed to, and the meeting was adjourned to half-past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon to re cern their replies. Yesterday moraine a deputation waited on Mr. Murray Gladstate to lay before him the moll:roe of the meeting, when he expromed his scum' of the Battering offer, but repeated that there were insuperable obstacles to his saceptanee of the Untidier% The Mayor returned • similar answer to the deputatior.. Up to the hour of meet ing it was probable, nodes them eirenmstaecee, that there would be no addition to the three candidates already in the field. Mr. Bright and Mr. Halley attended their find ward meeting on Monday evening. MARTLEBONE. —The Marylebone Conservative Association is making a feeble and bedtating attempt to get up an oppuitice to Ste two skiing mambos. Sir J. J. Hamilton, it appears, Lai been applied to and declined to stand, and yesterday electors wore invited to laud their names to a requisition to Alarms Sir Robert Gerdes, who cordoned the baronet with Mr. Rearm Lewis in 1861. It is not known whether the aldermen sanctions this use of his name. The 'Min members, Lord Fermoy and Mr. Harvey Lewis, yesterday issued their respective placiardsannooncing themselves for re-election, and are publishing the names al their respective committees.—Last ensuing a nnmeroosmeet ing of the liberal electors took place ar the Toughens Hotel, Portland-place, for the purpose of bearing an address from Mr. Thema, Chambers., 40., the Commas Serjesnt, as • candidate to represent the borough in the liberal interest, be babe' hese invited by a reeolutioe adopted at • prelimi nary meeting held in the early part of the day, presided over by Mr. A. N. Shaw, saw member of the Metropolitan Board for Mary lebooe, to come forward. Dr. Bath hoffser presided, and ameeipst those present were—Mr. Faison Healy, J.P., Dr. J. Collis., Messrs. Foram, F. H. Bridgman, Sodas, George, Bird. Bettie& Norton, Diekensee ' Gluier Lomax, Coking, Wat see, Shields, .1. It. Oolliia, A. N. Shaw, its The Chairmen, in opening the business of the meeting, begged it to be distinctly understood that he only took that position as • mere voter of the borough, to give Mr. Cham bers an opportunity of stating his views as a candidate for that extremely liberal borough. He would ay this much, that he had great pleasure in doing so, bumse the hon. gen tleman did not make • sham of coming forward, hat he was positively in earnest, and if supported would go to the polL He concluded by introducing the hoa candidate to the meeting. Mr. Tbos. Chamber., Q.C., whewas well moseyed having explained who he is and his 000nexiou with the city of London, went into his politinl history as • candidate on several oecesteee for the town of Hertford, and as having been the personal friend and strenuous supporter through out all his career of the late Mr. T. S. Duucombe. Mr. Pandas, of St. Purse, moved that " the meeting having heard the political opinions of Thomas Chambers, Re 1.. highly approve of them, and believe him to be • fit sod proper person to represent the borough of Marylebone la parM.mut." Be said the candidature at the hoe. gentle man was not against Mr. Harvey Lewis, but against Lord Fermin. Captain Dickenson, Paddington, secoadad the resolution. He bad on a previous occasion moved • nook boo in favour of Lord Fsrmoy, but with a motel reserva tion. Although the gentleman who had left the room hod charged Mr. Chambers with destroying the harmony of the borough, he had not dose so, for so harmony existed. The • people is all directions were declaring that they would rather vote for a tory than Lied Fermin, Mr. J. R. CoMns condemned the inconsistency of throe who bad passed so many votes of confidence in Lord Fernery, and Mr. Harvey Lewis DOW cudemoing the former. Mr. Chambers was no doubt an eligible candidate. He was ninth pleased with him, but did oat like his connexion with the Dity cove. wallop. He thought, moreover, that it was • lamentable thing to split the liberal interest, and let is • trap. (No Co.) He moved an amendment that, regarding the interest: of the liberal party, it in earisshable that Mr. Climbers should be supported as a third liberal candidate. Mr. leers field seconded the aresedment, and the engine' romolutioa was supported by Mr. Francis Healy, J.P., Dr. Collins, sad Mr. Hotting. On being put, the amendment wee Negatived, sod the original motion carded with but two dimestients, amidst applause. A second resolution, moved by Mr. Lomax, secooded by Mr. George Bird, constituting those present • co/mikes, and thanks to the chairman, closed the promedings. MONTOODIZETSKIE2 Bosorrons.—lt was thought that the Hon. C. H. Tracey would have had • walk over for the Montgomeryshire berenglui, bet the illusion was dispelled yesterday, when Captain Hampton, of the Life Guarda, and &phew of the Doke of Manchester, (mead unexpectedly an active convene at Welclipool. Mr. K H. I. Winder, of Varumpark, is expected to contest the county with Mr. C. W. Wyss, the preset representative, NORWICH. —Up to yesterday afternoon Mr. Posey Fitzgerald, who had been named as the second coesensilwe candidate, had failed to mete his appearance, end it is now hinted that he will not come at all. The mesons tivn ,till, however, announce their determination to coa ted both seats. Mr. Waters is proceeding with hie can vase Mr. Warner and Sir W. Russell, the liberal am& dates, commenced their campaign lest evening. Nurrnionam.-41 memorial to the Home Secre tary, praying that more troops be sent to Nottingham, for the " protection" of the uteri dining the coming decides, was in course of signature oe Monday even ing. The memo. eel has been originated by the supporters of Moan. Paget and Morley.—Nnitiriphatie Daily Giardini. STOKE orox-Tasur.—There are now three candi. didstes in the field. Mr. Pep, who was lately • fourth. bas retired, sad gess to Palate, Lancashire. Mira. Guided and Melly represent the liberals, and Kr. Bereafoed Ro pe the conservatives. Bot h parties are very active canvass ing the constituency. Mr. Melly addressed • very large meeting in the covered market, Longtoo, at Moody evades. Me is admired not only for his eloquees, but for the mealy and straightforward way be answered all question. put to him. The battle will be • severe ono, bat them is very little doubt that two liberal candidates will be returned. TaTurroa.Lblr.S. Carter, barrister, and for wady member for the borough, on Monday evening addressed the electors. be was requested to become a oandidate in the liberal interest ; which be corseted to de, the meeting pledging itself to me him its support. TIIITTORD. —MY. Alderman Dakin bag a ppeared as • liberal candidate for this borough. Mrs Da6a hes leaved his address, ia which be avows his sdharintes to the priociplas of civil and religious liberty, hi readiness to support as extension of the franchise, and his desire to aced, if returned, an independent support to the admini stration of Lord Pabnentoo. Warrignarsz.—Tbe following letter has been addressed to the Mailmen at Stuart Mill's committee by SW Eh Limy Evans :—" Sires I hare read in some of the jamas!, of this morsiog Ns. 110I's statements of patted opinions tad replies to questions, and they are se entirely eatiefeetery to my Mad that I feel edditionally aosione for the sure of hie sandidature, is aid et which I beg to sosises you a subscription of 1005—Very faithfully, dear dr, yaws, Ds LACY Evama." Wazwiciantait (Nosra).—Mr. Newdegate and Ni. Dampers 1, ley we rely esaressieg the elector.