The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

,+ /i2fr ~~. ..... I No. 1,018 ] NOME& MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' Of Illeckwell•raid, London) LIMS et !TRAM and Patina to AUSTRALIA. — log MILBDURNit. Port Phillip direct wove the Decks on Mowing, the _Slat A. calling BIM th* radii cliqier a* NORNOII, 1,100 tout, si tbll il.", Geeimacr: lying In the tot India Dock& ger seceetroodattene for all eland of iire t . r . .....g, agg the will cant Mae moron.freight ex r - . genie to Aux° and MORGAN, with Masora. F ggly gag 80r E, 1, Leadenhalloireet. VIAM NW into LIVIDSOO YORK, TW IG• QDRINSTOWN TO S • WISX. LIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, and STIAICBHIP COMPANY intend do .geldig theirailed telbrewered 2 1 1abnill hen Screw illeam,Shly• that:T mates vi nom tavatroo for WNW YORK. CITY OF DOS ON, Wednesday, July tn. CITY Of maim Minot 2, Friday, July 18. um Woblasibliky an ima Wednesday, and . alternate Fridays and Saturdsty• o w woo by the mail steamers salting every W OASIS, secordiug to the ao.w.m&stor lia ta di t WY Obe nedors end DaWrilsra steamers. `amen.`amen.poop netedes a toll supply a cooked p IS gu roons. ter Wedsi and the Untied Mho booked through on SEugY. " it to P S I IY al grif a tialfrtic t :s e d. ih rviepoc i mAggt, Sig -davit Loudon. OVERLAND ROOT& —OOMAIIINICATION by STUN to INDIA, AITTILaLIA. ac.. TIA EGYPT yby PECINEVLAR sal ORIENTAL MAN NAVIGATION ()Mai BOOK rAsenosis and receive Ono and Paresis at Ws lambs area for Gibraltar. Yalta, las, Adam, Woe, Mon Oattailk Oa Oral* and Mak by WM, alearnera =mnisiliontian is ilte ath and 1101 k devery MOO ; for maw Appt. Adam, and Bentbas, by Was at Shelia red Nib al mai month, and tor Maarittas. Lo[ i „,,,a, ayaboarna. sad at by tha ataaniara tsar. an Ile Nth at arar7 iscellt.--Pir a 6 7,66.ompaytty Mow. 111. Zoiadinliallotra4 LEL. Low Er ; or labiabiaidana IlanlbalaPalla BOITE WAN aad the R NZ. —REMO nos et PAUL —Tie Sethenealistlisimkest Ceempases Salmi Imola, straw BATAVIZR, Cesptata W. MI rli, krwick Iles, well. EVERY SUNHAT at 11 o'doc; swivel el tbelo.3 as teas treat Ifeaciarclettlyest Stake. mow d sum 55100 a, LI 5a ; fore cabin. ; ratans tickets kiwi at fess sad a halt —Appty CHlLTinrs ttaiverisi R aff sej.ClTCPß, W. : 63 PHIELLIPPL MAYS& PHIL. jays sad Ca. St. Daastagirbews, 81,. DaastsWs4 l ll, LC. BREOHI.--Direat Route to Hanover, Bruno eta, sal Cis Garstaay.—Tito North Gamma Ilso Mt aim wow Nemec AMEX, Captain N. BUNDS 4 BSN. OWN enlitollol tram Horialplown on CHUB-WAY the Slit 7* rmagior perieltang), at 10 aim, calling at Brunswick Wgt, liaciraß, lat pantaagert, at 10 soon.— . as to Bresnan, Mane SI : Mara lialnita and SI 10a—Appip at CHAPLIN'S VencielOW o A lialitat-cateat. W.: or to PATLGIPri. gloom. Grp am Co. St. Ditartairahoant, St Dunstan's-IAM E.C. 01101 JOUST-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY A nage i, Niabolewlese. Lonbardoefreet, Widow CAPITAL...-. .. TWO MILLION& PAD If 7 41795800. LIBILICYR FUND . boom. DS.POOTTS 11.11CSIV,ILO co deemed at 7 days' Dodos Ditto at 14 due meter Special rats. foe away deposited for lou pulat SIXTH REPORT of the ALLIANCE BANK (Limited 11 a GINERAL 31/311NG of the ). dhareholdan. held at the lodes Tavern, Bishopsgateatreet, In the City of London, on MUT, Mt July, TH DAC OMAS STEN HCWSZ, &q., In the Chair, es Wowing report was presented Ths Director. have to report that the net profits or theiDank, law dedociing Interest on current and deposit acootia4. car rot menses, provision for bad debt., and rebate on bills dis counted bet not yet due, amount to £17,614 17a. Id., whloh they repose to depose of as follows, viz : 118 1 oln payment of a dividetrL LW 6 ola redaction of preliminary wpm& 4,03 15 0 to profit and lons account of the current balf-year. al — Uif a 14e above sum of tr...,ify °a. enables the Directors to ' , scorn. Wad i dividend of If. ed. per share on the 90,000 shares, spots width tab per shire Is paid, and 7s. per share on the 9,706 shares. yen which do per share is paid, being at the rate of Ad per mat. per mum It is sMisfactoo to the Directors to be able to Mats that the 'sedition of the Bank bas materially Improved sines the lash 1•11-yearly meeting. With respect to he account specially referred to in their tut the Directors do 10 a yet reel themselves in a position to the amount whim will be required from the reserve kilts meet the loss that may arise thereon, as further Mese mist elope before the value et the secaritkis and estates affect let Boa be ucertained. lameordance with the wish expressed at the last meeting. the Ilbseles hav- increased their bout by the election. subject to emikatalion by the shareh.ddevs, of Chrbtopher Atkinson, dam/peel, sod Ilatthow Hutton Muter, Bag., of tondos. Ihs Directors who retire by rotatits, in accords os=jat 3 s . Eof the 'sticks of assmistiem sre—John it• Nugent Dai.iell, Req., John Torrance, Yam. Allem' rag., and, being eligible, they oder themselves for arthetiom _ . _ — Thaenditors, Moira G. H. Jq and H.W. Banner, retire at the Maw Mr. Banner offers himself for rewleetJou. and Messrs. (plisr, Ball and Co., of whose Erin Mr. 0. H. Jay was a partner, Nr dershes for election in his place. BALANCII,SdEBT, Joon 30, 1833. Dz. Se capital paid op, tr.t pe fibers 03i3 000 .- 435/el £750.000 0 0 Lumurest 'NO 0 0 h ale prr thare on !.7N shares 1,64 iiiie - --.. .e100.n0 0 0 Deal In arrest 9,9 - 20 0 0 ~/q.-Lli. ~/~ 1n68113. CLENCH, SMITH, AND CO. ARTS reSTRUCTED TO ADCW/1 APPLICATIONS FO& SLUM IN HODGES'S DISTILLERY COMPANY tumittel. mit° "The Companies Act, Sanlnd ince =bigrol each member to the valise of hls shares. Capital £lO,OOO, to 8.000 shares of Ltd each. With power to increme 4 proportioa to desirable extend= of Dueness. Deposit on apphoation, CI : an allotment, At per share. AIZCSOIIII Frederic Doniton„ Zee., M.P. Lambeth. PrWanck Walter ItroadV aa ds, beth Ciaphain. Robert Alfred Basal, Eq., Director London and Mediterranean Bank Henry Spicer, Zeq., Merchant, (honeys* LoseberdotreeL Mined Oithat Swan; Aso., Director of the Oriental Commer cial Bank. _ . Wiliepowir to add to their aerator . Haitanne—Agra sod Illastermsn's Bank (Linaltod), Nicholas. to lombardetrest. aMorroan Masora Coleman, Turquaad, You gs, and Co., le, Tokenkoese yard. Joseph Harding, Eat Chntchotreet, Lambeth. SOLICITOU-11•BaS. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick. SI, Alder manbury. 11201111111—Mares. Partridge and Greenfield, 21, Threlmorton• street. SaltiMalT (pre Weal—C. J. Cadogan. Esq. Temporary Olices—l, Royal Zzahange.balidings. DzenuiaT.--elturelt-si net. Lambeth, S. This Cm/Y7 b iona;d for nm pitrisose of purchrang, carry ing on, and extending the business of Hodges*, Distillery, and of "Cr=operations which may be connected therewith. wide repstraos of this establistunent is well known and fated. The distillery has bees established and worked since 1774. and many fortunes have boss s arammesta— • This establishmest, with ell Ks commit trade, YU be, ttl over to this Ossining on Ilia let of August next, the Intstustesisf Ye Cos anisst app loss ea to esch of the &meta and litrantleis as it may be mutually convenient to trysts:. _ . . The perty is capacious, well situated, and admirably adapted to Its purpose, and it is held upon desirable titles, nearly the whole bolsi frosbritL The plant has with never ceasing caw and attention been im proved as teat as advantageous modliketioris of machinery have been introduced ; and Its mment working capabilUy is aileratustrt to supply a trade of fourfold the actual returns. The establishment it, inereover, provided with moat complete independent gas and water-works. Looking at the present extent and condition of the premises, plant and machinery with a v ew to enlarged besieges w shout further outlay, the Directors feel convinced that the establish ment is one of the most psi feet of its kind in milkman Relying also greatly upon the very confident expression of opinion which they obtain from gentlemen eminent in the Wade as to the eligibility °tithe concern. the Dire •l ors atheerely believe the pros of the Company to be more glowing than they are wilting to esteem Mr. Frederick Bodges, the proprietor and vendor , to retiring, desires to do so in *ram to relax in his application without altogether losing his Interest In the business; and whilst be sti pulates to retain a large share in the capital of the Company, be does not require to be paid in the sense of goodwill for the repu tation and business of his house othe Idiotism out of the balance of net profits, kereaher realised la enema of dividends at the rake of 10 and la per cent. to the shareholders. The price to be paid by the Company for this osietorated limi ness, therefore, is simply the amount of valuation In respect of the premises and plant, as settled by the Company's valuer. It Is well understood, net only thronlihwol the Wide. but also by the public at large, that distillers like brewers, command an extension of besieges in proportiou to the facilities and support which they can extend to the trade ; and this circumstance explains the heavy Capital absorbed In successful establishments of the kind, and the peculiar fitness of such buskins for the empioyinest of a Joint Stock Company's resources. lhe Directors reserve power to allot one thousand shares fully paid up. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares can he ob tained from the brokers end sonorous, as well as at the tempo anei rati aims of the Company. and from Sierra. (*tenets, Smith, Co. I, Royal Excbange-buildings, K.C. ta upon which no allotments are made will he retuned to fa I. r HODGESS DISTILULRY "VdPANY Incorporable' pommel re "The companies Act, aint." Capltal £200,000, with power to increase Temporaryoflices—No 1. Royal Fachanse.buildlngs. Distillery—Churchetreet, Lambeth. No. FORM OP IJTMOLTION Vol SHARES. To the Directors of Rodires's Ditillery Company (Limited). Pee Newt Clench, Smith, sad Co. Gentlemen —T request that you will Whet to me shares of 116 each In the chew Company, twins paid to your Rankers the depott of Al per 'share thereon : and, in consideration of such &liniment, or of any less number ef shares which you may sppropriate is ma, I hereby undertake to pay the £4 per share then required, as also afterwards to pay any call thereon, and I further undertake to execute the Articles of Association when ate I hereby authorise you to Inscribe my name on the of members of your Company. this day of , 1 90 . Name In full Residence Prof oak or Ira& Noce of badmen &Ratans TILE MASSA-CARRARA MARBLE COM PANY 11.1mItect , . under the “Conspenles Act. VOL" la gXarri tt 4o,ooo, In 7.001 shams of CSC each. Dwelt on appll mitten al per Mare. and RA on allotment. No totem call to exceed 1010 s. per share, nudist lotervais of not less Man three months. DULICTOI.I. Francis Edwards, Esq., Westminster. P. Douglas lisdow, Esq. (Deputy Chairman of the Peninsular end Oriental Stem Navigation Comp goy The Cher. Was. lialuter Maim William Balmer sod Co., bankers, Leghorn). W. Calder Marshall, Esq., R.A., Ebury.street, Edward B. B.epheos, Esq., 4.R.A.. Upper Be'grave place, S.W M. Itodolphe Weller (Merchant, Leghorn.. BANK mi . London—The Bank of London. lighoen—lfesars. Wm. Bohner and Co. Souctrois —lleum Bischoff, Cole and Bompas, 19, Coleman• —........--- . _ .- . . a. reek lf.C. Bloniz—lostitta H. Moore 11 . Throdinortonatreet. Atiorroa —Frederick !daynard, c aq. (Public Accountant). 3SCILITAZT AND AiANAGZIL—AIr. John L 1 yd. .. . . K 00kos —London, AL King-etraet. Cheapeide, Leghorn, is, Via Borne. ziospicTus. - This Company has been Lensed for tne purpose of purchasing and extending the well-known and valuable marble quarries at Lassa-Carrara. near Leghorn, hitherto carried on by an Italian Company, Lowell as several other luiporlant quarries, in niJacent distelcte. These querrles comprise statuary of first and second quality, clear white, cillan, dove, and other marbles, Included In the purchase are extensive saw-mills, recently meted, and a large stock of marble, both In blocks sad Blebs, and arrangements Sr. pending for securing an extensive agency business In London. The marble quarries of Carrara are the principal, U not the nen spume In Europe from which white and veined marble is M i re biL en quarries are to high production and extensively opened, and In addition there are several other new quarne of the first importance. The saw-mills are distant only three miles from the railway station at Massa, from which a taxiway leads direct to the shipping port of Leghorn. ' The con hit:ration for the transfer of these several quarries, together with the saw mills, machinery, and plant pit the Italian Company, and the good-will of its business, and also Including the stock of blocks and slabs of marble In Italy, has been fixed at DlO,OO, leaving ample capital for the erection of additional taw mills, sad for developing both the old and new quarries. The colossal fortunes made by the few parties who have so long monopolised the marb.e quarries In Italy are a suMelent guarantee of the griopects of this Company. The Company will annually derive two sources of profit from their operations, the one local the other foreign, by exam s to Great Britain, America, the East Indies, and elsewhere. Taking the annual total yield of marble at 300,000 cubic palms (or 12,000 tons English), It is expected that the sale of blocks and slabs wW realise a net annual profit, deducting all expenses, of ffis.fue sterling: whilst with respect to the trade with Great Britain, delactlise all sup inaes. Including management, a further pr fit may be confidently looked fur. Printed copies of the several reports of Messrs. Weiner, Bar giaccki, and Avenante, upon the value and c.psbilitles of the property, may be Ind at the °Mom, where specimens of the mar ble from the quarries may be seen. In the event of no allotment of shares being made. the deposit will be returned in full. Should a kiss number of shares be allotted than are applied tor, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (if any) re tained to the applicant Prospectiner and forms of application for shares, In the form annexed, may be obtain• d t the Mikes of the Company ; also of the hankers, brokers, and solicitors. Loudon, July 21,1566. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MURES. No. (to be retained by the Bankers ) To the Directors of the Nu Carne Noble Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid to your hookas, the min off betas a deposit of f t per share on shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or est , lets number you may allot to me; sod I 'greet° pay the sum of f. 4 per share on all Assent, and to •Igo the articles of *mode ion of he Company when required, an r I authorise you to Insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. . . Usual signature Name in full Residence Profeados Date HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, M and 67, OXFORD-STREW. Overcoats for sun, rain, and dust, lea 61. to nil. Overcoats, En titled and faced, 26a to Ka. Suits for business, the park, and tourist Sta. to fila. Jackets In all the fashionable style*. fit. to 41, au i delagbans fieutonts, 30e to The. Vests in Oulu:Berea, Was, washing dell/Lac., 7.. Id. to tla. Treaters basin fashiona ble stelae and =Mona* Us. ad. lo H YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, OS and 67. OE FOR DOTIIINT. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Mame late wear. No. 2. Oen tlemea's Order Department No. S. Boys' MOW) for lassedlate wear. No. 4. Boys' and Youths' Order No. 6. Habit and Limn Deportment No. IL Hats and General Roder,. No. 7. Travelling UeteLom Umbrellas, PertnalltaNMl. Rags, do. Peerdsolal Dranedes :.--MrsisMisdam, 21, M. sad 24 New-stmet Undo, 4 2 . 1r1116146. reLOSSON of HONEYSUCKLE, • delicate and dieting= perfume. =treated from the doyen, by JNO. OU4I/11,LL nod Co.. Perfame-a to 11.11.1 f. the Primer el Melee, No. 12. Three Mug-court. Lombent=net. Loudest. 1/ui A ~,~ t ~~ s Y £740,100 0 0 183,4 , 0 0 0 L 931,500 0 0 h mount du to customers on tartest and deposit accounts, circular notes, dc. Acceptances 2,6%1,200 9 7 To reserve hind 214,772 8 7 2o rebate account h protit &!11 toes account, being net profit for toe nalliear ending 1014 June, 1865 27,659 17 6 13,834,396 9 11 Nies& is hod at Bank of England, and at call £446908 16 8 *investments in Console and India Mock 79,718 16 0 By bills of Exchange, loans to curtosners, &c. 8,903,471 10 1 Ily bedding:, furniture, b nk fittings, &c., in London, loottibark, lAverpont, Manchester, and &risen tad 47,647 9 6 Ey preliminary expenses .23,831,336 9 11 PROFIT ANL LOSS ACCOUNT. UL To current expenses, including salaries, sts telsB7, arenas' remuneration, provision for Oat debts ta To interest on entreat sad deposit accounts 2s,bar 18 7 Te rebate on bills Ma:owned, not Yet due To livalead of tia ad. per share oe 2.0e0 Mame A18,750 0 0 To ditto of 7v. per share on 9,706 sh.res 29,14411 0 To amount writ' to oir preliminary pmoss.... 1,000 0 0 la balance carnal to pront and s: icak DOW amount 4,486 15 6 Lv1,655 4 5 ei. Pr gross profits for half.year ending 30th look nod, RESERVE FUND. Dt. ?I baleato carried down _ CL--- _al belonee, SIM December, Inif nemium on slums store rerrire.l 6,01 i 0 0 E 214,7771 8 7 Bibuilace brought down £214,772 8 7 Re have examined and audited the above accounts, sod find them panel QUILTER, BALL, and C. 1. ing Auditors. ARSIDOD W. BANNER. rise Secretary having read the advertisement convening the Meet 111 . Chairman authenticated the "Register of Transfers," by bruins upon it th e common sea l o f t h e Complier b , febon and aocounts having been taken as read, was proposed by tilt . seconded by Mr. AMR SON , and released unanimously That the report and accounts be received and adopted. the Chairman then declared a dividend for the half-year end- Cl„.. 3 ° o !JUne last (tree of income tax) of 12s. 6.1. per share on _""`"" snare shares . and 75. per share on the 9,766 issued In 111414, "eel at the rate of CS per cent. per annum. It was resolved as folios, Thinks election of Christopher Atkinson, Esq., as a Director lithe Company is hereby counerned. T natbsita ?stereos, mq James Nugent Daniell, Req., John ...- aftle k . and Allred Castellain, Laq be re-elected Direr. ••,. at the Company. :inhalemuneration of the auditors for their terrines during ye be 8100 each. .W. Banner, gap., be re-elected an auditor of the Corn- Duly. Us' Bears. Quitter. Ball, and Co. be elected auditors of the the place of O. H. Jay, Esq. thee munerstion of the Directors for the current year, "dita,,,,_ Ja3o, thee, he ts,cloo. ... the thanks of the Nieeting be given to the several mane, (M tie Secrets', and the other Whams of the Bank, far their W"leeshbr.m during the Past half year. .t vuta of thank, be given to t h e Chairman and to the gi a Zw's generally for their great attcnUon to the affairs of the 'Need; THOSIgn sTryaouse, Chairman. ELLIS CLOWIS, Secretary. ibis tea trom the minutes. diLL IRON WOR MN IT. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. K OW at. PsausAroad. LGanoo. N. W WORSDELL'S PILLS, tIND „LaPT mums. of the iILOOD known In Medicine, hes.'"rkillely-ellended sale and general adoption. may Tegl in. . 6 "" m a bouenbeld fleet-sump. Sold by au Medicine , ) 7 vb 7l -.:...=.;.,4j'.-v4rit4% LONDON, MONDAY EVENIN(. JULY 24, 1886. QTO D A RE. —IOOER REPRESENTATION. RoYerus HALL—TIIIIATIJI et MYIITUI7.—The Den and marvellous illuelone the INSTANTANIIOI7B 011,ONTH of moms TEEM and the REAL INDIAN DAME? FIAT, as out, performed by Colonel Medan and the ladles and Introducld for the drat time to this country, % ll = Madam on Z I AW Monday. AMU 17, 1366, In hie celebrated Entertainment of Mask and Ventislun. LYRRY NIGHT at on dd SATURDAY I T Ira Ord, " e arg= "r o t ri flo x t s tna l l , I a n n cl a u Admission, Is.. area. its.. k U.—Tickets et Mr. Mltcludre, 83, Old Doodetreet, and at the Dox-odles, Edypelan4mll, from 11 to 6. . _ lineation of the seaeon.*.—Vlde "Peaoh," Jame L MIL A- N OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBAOH, performed by Mame Rumen, Tyrrell, Berrie, Ws lmam saes. St. Albyn, Omen, Hoak, &a, with tun band end abatis* Conducted by Mr. V. Josahmem. The Idiame Teem and dam Gunnies; Moira Darla and Daft, Me FrAnbans, and Mow. Break, lie mar Mash awn. Ir9idat4G, at apt • aloe. THE A/IGLO-GREEIi STEAM N&VIGA VON and TRADING COMPANY (Limited). Under the special Protection of his Mainly the Ling of the °reeks, George I. u per Decree dated oth April, 1805. Incorporated with Limited p. under Um Companies Act, 1862. Capital, £750,000, In 30,000 Shares of £26 each. With power to increase. Pint bane, 15,000 shares. Deposit of t 1 pt share on application, and Ai 10e. on allainent Bnlmeipient calls not to exceed £2 10s. per share, and at Intervale of not lees than three months. Disseroal. Rear-Admiral 010101 ELLIOT, Chairman. Vko-Atimaisal the Ron. Mr Henry Koppel, I.C.S. Francis Tothill, L 9. Director of the West of Ens'aad Bank. Bristol (Yloe-Chairman of the Bristol and South Wales Union Hallway). Mixol n iel=e ra ks i d i erson, Sal: i n eoc ar i Co.. aops), .isente for . Barley. Henry Hawes Yoe. Sp., No. 27, Leadenhalletreet, merchant. Adam &bale% Hen. (tormed7 of Dunlop sad Behold" West India Agency, Southampton). Tnomaa Page, Sty., C.E , M. leak CA, 7.0.8., S, Royal Adelphl-terrace. Stalin:me Emma, Eq., P.S.A., Consul-General for Grates. (With power to add to their number.) Emmaus—The Consolidated Bank (Limited. London, Man chester, and Norwich. BROlClU—?ranch Burnand, Eq., County Chambers, Lombard- OMCIAL Arnrrona—C. F. Kemp, Canaan, Ford, and Co. 7, Oreshamatret, EC.. &nacrroas —Mean. liaa;;c:ic, 11:ii.aad Bales, 25, Blrchla lank London. Sicurair !IX. —C. Warwick, Esq. Temporary Olicea—Zio. 7, Great Winthaiter street PRfklPf+ClUB. The want of a public 2t am Company, and a regular line be tween Wisdom and the WA, is much felt, and them has been an urgent call for tae formation of this Company, which there is every reason to believe will receive the cordial support and co-operation of a large body of the mernbanta in the trade. A provisional contract has been made, by which the Directors are enabled to after', on unusually favourable terms, five new steamers admirably adapted for this trade. These steamen have been only recently launched, and h►ving been built ape. cis ly for the Mediterranean trade, t►ere will be no digiculty In commencing operations at once. The purchate•money will be paid partly In cash, and pertly In shares of the Company. The following are the steamers referred to, viz. : Tons burihen, Horse power (nominal). The Hinged the Greeks O,lOO 000 Count Spowseck 5,200 IMO Conmousulouree 1.600 175 The Greek fidanis on .. 1 2 5 * _ 150 Ifie proposed to ran • lino sermon of 8,100 tone Dorian% each. aDd 10Dhoree power (numb:tilt, Irons London to Gibraltar. Molly, Malta, the lonian Islands, aidl the principal porta of Greece, Turkey, the Black Sea, the lolanda of the Archipelago, the Coast of Syria, and Egypt. Competent agents will be at ones appointed in the several porta, whom It is proposed to remune rate by *commission on the freighta they secure, in lieu of • fixed salary. thereby saving the Company from outlay, and Ml mutating the activity of the agent. All the vessels belonging to the Company will be registered in England. and will sail under the BrltLh Msg. Branch steamers of 1,125 tons harshen, and 180 horse power nominal, 'volition to 600 horse power combined, will run In conjunction with the large steamers, between all the DriociPal porta of the klediterraneati, and Malta, Greece, Turkey, Asia Minor, the Omit of Syne, and Egypt ; carrying the passengers. mails, and goods of those countries, an I performing duties simi lar to those of the Austrian Lloyd's, and the •• Meow/eerie Imre hale," bat with ha greater advantage* The exports and impede of Loudon with the But being considerably larger than those of Trieste or Marseilles, this intermediate line will serve to bring, by transhipment, from several of the smaller towns, the goads consigned to the mercantile firms be England 1 he traushipment of alit/wad good. for London will be made at the Pincus, where every facility, advantage, and aloom ruod &800 is promised to the Company by the Greek Government., the Com pany being graciously placed Sy order of U.M. the King of the ureeks under hie special protection. There are several seep eta on the coasts of Greece, and of Turkey in Bur , and la the Masada of the Archipelago embody S. Candle, Shed, s, Cyprus, Chß, Beam a, and Myti l ltelt as well as the covete of Asia Minor and Syria, each of which ex ports from 150 to 1,000 tons per annum of dried fruits, dry wood, tobacco, wool. cotton, silk, valerian, grain of all kinds, and many other article* The merchants at these port. now ship their goods, In the absence of steam verimunicatioa, at enor mous expenseand risk, In calques, or smell sailing vessels, and send them to era, Smyrna, Salotilca„ or Constantinople, to he transhipped and conveyed le England, the greater part being brought to Liverpool. The London market being the principal one In the kingdom, the Apter,-Greek Steam Navigation and Tr a din g Company (Limited will advi.nce on the above.mentiened products part of their value, and will undertake the consignment and sale of the goods to Lonilue, at a commission, securing in this way a good freight fur the steamers of this line, and obriatiug any detention or delay in the return of the vessels. On the other band, as the merchants in England to whom such goods are coniigned are generally ordered by the consionms to buy, with the balance of the eou'.igned goods remaining in their hands such articles as colonials, metals, or other goods of English manufacture, and export them to the aforesaid consignors for consumption in the interior of the country, the greater part of the outward irelght will be secured by the goods bought by the Company in this manner, and their steamers will be thus placed on the most advantageous terms for the outward cargo. The import and export trade of Great Britain with Turkey and Greece during the last five years has assumed an extra ordinary magnitude It amounts, according to the annual statement or the trade and navigation for 'MO, to E1Er3;0,681, whilst in 1850 it was only 7.712.811. The principal impediment to the expansion of the trade has hitherto been found in the want of • direct communication between the countries hat as the establishment of Mil, Company will supply the deficiency, the e Can be no doubt but that • well.organised steam sod trading oxesinuty, with ample capital, will command the pester portion of the trade. The average freights from the Levant to London, since 18.541 to the present time, that M to say, during the last nine years, have been more than 501. per ton, and the average freights out• wards more than lue. per ton; but taking at the lowest freight of gis. per ton out, and SU. home, and on a cargo of 4,200 tons weight and measurement that the above steamers will carry, give E7,800 Prollt from passengers Per voyage Less estimated expeama 41,900 LOH Leaves net profit of £4,206 Taking at least three voyages per year, each steamer will pro duce, on he above estimate, a net profit on freight alone of .C. 11,618, whi h, on the cost of one of the above large steamers, amounting to %say) £66.000, Is more than YS per cent. It is there fore clear that it the steamers vi the above Company perform fu they can easily do) four voyages per year Instead of three, the profits will be considerably larger than the above estimate; and this is Independent of the profit* that the Company will reap front the commiation business. In the eve t of 110 allotment of shares being made, the deposit will be returned to fall. Should a less number of shares be al lotted than are applied fur, the deposit will be made available txtword, the payment due on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the anyhow:it. Prospectuses and tonne of applications for shares may be made to the solicitors, the banker., brokers, and to the manager, at the spices of the Company, No. 7, Great Winchester-street, London. PORY OP ArrucAnon FOS MAINS. No To the Directors of the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and Tr .diag Company ;Limltedl. Gentlemen,—Raving paid to your bankers the sum of E bei g a deposit of El per share on alums in the above Company, I hereby request that yon will allot me that number ; and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to me ; and I further agree to pay the deposit on allotment, to sign the articles of association of the °company when re quired ; and I authorise you to insert my same in dm register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name in full Residence Date CHEAP EDITION OP "THE DOCTOR'S WIVE." In 1 rot, prise en, uniform with the Author's previous World, DOCTOR'S WIFE. J. By the Author of " LADY AUDIZra seam' AC. John Maxwell and Co., lir, Fleetatrost. Moo la., by poet 14 Amps. THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, end What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. ♦ Practical Guide for the attainment of perfect Health and Streogth and Notes explanatory of the Ilyaterlesof Maui Existence, and the various Phenomena of Life. Supplemented by Reinert' on the treat ment of Nervous and other Disorders incidental to Sedentary Debits. By a Physician of 20)ears' practice. Mann. 30. CornhilL R OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : i/ Its ObilestLese, Ile plume and Desppoinissaata Pries la Mann. CornbUl :or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, 7a: fifteen, lie. Ladles' day, Maeda's. Al Dr. C.'s professional residence. & Onset Slarlbaresob4treet, W. Also, the Poet ale* amid Turkish Baths, Is. OS.. 14, St. Slarthis-le-11rand. KC FATAL AFFRAY AT PLTYOUTlL—Detective &r -attans Ansi*, of the Metropotitas Police, doing duty at Devonport Dockyard, was fatally stabbed In Stosebosse• lam, West Plymouth, os Saturday sight, by a !Mined stare dealer, see Booker, is • quarrel resultuag from Annie haring discovered some government copper on Banket's premises. COIAMIIRTIK " NATI VIL"—A Merest letter says :—" I think it will be of so e moo your ocardm to se this summer. The oysters are gone off spawning, sad in my opinion s as far as Essex is MCC MIKA we shall pa ee spat worth atestiesiag spin thin year," TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aurraies Tuamums.) THE LIBERAL BANQUET AT COLOGNE. OOLOGNB, JOLT 22, Emma. The banquet in honour of the liberal deputies, took place this evening in the Zoological Garden. The proceedings were, however, interrupted by the authorities, on account of the speeches made and the toasts proposed. A military detachment occu pied the garden, and the company dispersed. COLOGNE...7Ou 23. Another banquetgi van yesterday evenings; Dents, near Cologne, in honour of the Prussian liberal deputies, was interupted by the Mayor of Deutz at 11 p. an. A detachment of cuirassiers is stationed to-day before the hotel in which the banquet took place, and the steamer which conveyed the company is occupied by the troops. The guests of the banquet have left by rail for Oberlah stein, in the Duchy of Nassau. Public order has not been disturbed. BREMEN. JCLT 22, EvzNum. A central committee has been formed here for inviting the liberal deputies of Prussia to a banquet, to be given in this atty. ALL the arrangements for this festival have already been made. BERLIN. JULY 23. An assembly of working men was held here to- day, at which a committee was elected, composed of followers of the school of Schulze-Delitsch and Lasalle. This committee is deputed to organise a monster meeting to take place for the purpose of asserting the right of public meeting. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JOLT 23. It is expected that the imperial sanction will shortly be given to the budget for 1865, voted by both houses of the Reicharath. According to advice. received here from Jeru salem the cholera bad broken out iu that city, and a rigorous quarantine had consequently been esta blished. The Austrian residents had solicited aid towards the relief of their poorer compatriota in view of the existing danger. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, JOLT 21. Closing prices : Exchange on London, 3 months, 311 ; ditto on Hamburg, 3 months, 28k ; ditto on Amsterdam, S months, 1.571 ; ditto on Paris, S mouths, 3.33 k ; New Imperial loan, 105 k ; Imps risks, 615, less firm ; P.Y.C. tallow, with hand, money, 451. FRANCE. 1/5011 OUZ OWN PARIS, SATURDAY ESTRUM The Phan de la ifoodbe, a Cherbourg journal, contains the following : The division of iroipelad ships about to be formed at Cherbourg, to be called the diviaion navels d'experiaims de rOcean, and of which Rear Admiral de la Ranier* will take the command, has not bean crated, as might perhaps be supposed, merely for the purposes of the isteraational maritime fetes in which it will play a part next month. This division will be, permanent, and Cherbourg will be its head-quarters. We see hippy to be able to Gammon, lbo good mews, that Issooderth Cherbourg will always have ships of war in her wets's. It is stated that a coast line of railway is to be laid down with all speed between Cherbourg and Brest, and that the plans for this " essentially maritime and strategical line" will be so rapidly urged on as to be ready by the time the fleets meet at Cherbourg. It was stated in the Corps Idgislatif, June 21, by GenersillAilard, government commissary, apropos of military pensions, that "2,300 f. was worth lees in 1865 than I,Boof. ten years ago." These figures have made a greater impression upon the public mind than they were probably intended to do. Everybody knew in a general way, though without making any exact calculation, that incomes not long ago handsome are now narrow, but the official avowal that the 5-franc piece has now only the purchasing power of 3.50 in the early days of the empire, puts the matter in a startling light, and fully accounts for the strikes. THE NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET. The new Austrian Cabinet is now formed. Ac cording to the New Prussian Gazette, its members are :—Count Mensdo4 President of the Council, Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the Emperor's Household ; Count Beloredi, Minister of the In terior for the western part of the Empire ; Count Lariach, Finance ; M. de Komers, Justice ; Count Maurice Ester'iazy remains Minister for Hungary without portfolio ; General Frank and M. de Burger continue Ministers of War and Marine; M. de Maylath, Chancellor of Hungary. No decision has yet been come toss to the Chancellorsof Croatia and Transylvania ; and, likewise, the Ministers of Public Worship and of Commerce are not named. The Press of Vienna states that the new Cabinet has presented its programme to the Emperor, and adds : The mutants of this programme ere of course a profound secret as yet, sod this is undoubtedly the reason why Count Menedorff was usable to give eny precise answers to the questions put to him on the subject in the mixed com mittee of the, Chambers. That committee, composed of members of both Chambers, appointed to come to a common under standing on the budget, has agreed on all the prin cipal points, and the credits consented to by the two Chambers now present a difference of only 307,000 florins. The committee has decided on consulting the Chambers themselves on these last divergences. As the accord established concerns figures, not principles, the question is whether the government, under these circumstances, will still demand autho- risation to contract a new loan. OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT& —MF. Locock, Second BeeretAry of Embassy, is timisfeered from St. Petersburg to tie Hawn. Hoc. g Wodehoues. &coed f3eeret.ry, gor from the Hague to Madrid. Mr. Ede*, Third Secretary, ie promoted from Lisbon to Dresden. Mr. Roby, Vise-Comm' at Toultcha, is appointed Consul at Jeddah. Mr. Charles Trevor, Comptroller of the Legacy Duky-oflioe, in the departmest of the Woad Revenue, has resigned, and is succeeded by Mr. Alfred Hasse.. of the equity bar, who has hitherto been counsel to the Inked Revenue. Mr. W. H. Melville, of the equity bar, has bees appointed successor to Mr. Hoopoe. --•--- ROYAL RORTICUL'IIIRAL SOCISTY. —The grout fruit and vegetable show took place as Saturday. wham, in spite of the attraction of the Wimbledon review, there was a oonaiderable attendance of visitors. The pines sad vines from Mr. Steadied 's attracted much atisatioc. The band of the Royal florae Guards played an itrealleet selec tion of music. Amongst those wart we noticed Edgar A. Bowfin', C. 8., Lady Chesterfield. Narehloses of Water ford, Lady Bari Stanley, Dowser Cognises of Yarborough, Miss Burdett Coat* Lady of Tattoo, Lady Young, Harvey Lewis. 11. P., Sir Edwd. Belcher Lard Bolton, Lady Stitt Waugh. Countess of Harrington, Sir , Henry Taylor, Lady Taylor, Lady Ashbrooke, Mr. Washiegtoe Bibbed and Min Hibbert, and Tics-Admiral Sir James Stewart. Ties CROPS IN THS UNITED &ATM,— no margin reports reach as from all portions of the country. In tits west the wheat crop will be much more than an average yield, sod the prospects for earn ars highly favour. able. Oats sad rye premise well, bat hastey may be of small yield. There has been mach more titian and sager pleated in the Itiainippi valley thee we were led to sup pose from early as:ousts. The hay asp is enormous. Fruit is abundant and of ',teethed quality, and altogether the peemitia et the amiss harvest aro messifieilshipleiy.— New Yet Gerald, July 10. (BTAMPICD, ]4. ADDITIONAL.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE MEETING AT GOODWOOD. TO THU MIAS OV TSB mum ika,—The anticipated re-appearance of France's idol. Gladiatear, with the ill-used Bnadathans sad tudneirr Wild Charley, invests the Goodwood masks( with more than ordiaary important ; and if the two-year-old fields do sot prove very street. the sousing out of A Prima* and others, to meet Mr. Pitt, Stadant, g re ste' speniais, and Bedsit, all first-rate performers, will create a vast amount of laterest. The Cup looks like attradag kluge, number of runners than anal. The Stakes is • peruse age* with more than two " livened; " going to start this time; and th e two handicap Caps, with the Nursery, wil be earambled fee by as many " potted* good thiap as ever • coesequently, ohs if the half the thirty seven items In the programme prove failures we shall still bath as exciting time of it from Tuesday to Friday, and only the presence of royalty co dot grind dril waatiog to give every lustre to the proceedings. Ou 'sto dgy there will be eight ream, the three minor affairs having Wed it they obtained bad salsa To make up for their oomparstave failure, however, some thirty or lathy flyers will mutest the Stewards' Cop, as the distance is only six furlongs, and owiag to the dimailty of ge tti ng• fair dark it is sot always too beet home Vent with. The best speed of the day is eaters& of COWIN J. Day bsTAt Master Richard, Orytheia, Tibia, and John Davis in ; W. Day, Historian, Searbormiab, awl smother or two ; Mr: Merry, Crisis, Pilgrim, and the Maatiarna filly ; W. Goatee, Marigold and Cobweb ; Mr. Ten Brack, Paris, Reinfri4, Ste. ; and Gadding, Gana Lades sad Bioadina ; but what will do tattle oat of Owe respective iota it is impossible to say, aid I out oely urge that the Day family, Mr. Ten Brooch, W. Goatees stable, and Mr. Merry, have received the moat limiest triathlon, Paris and Crisis *snag better chalices, on paper, than anything ciao in the rasa. The speedy Warrior is far from oat of it, with all the weight, and be should fight sioglisbended far Goodwin's division just segallantly as Castle Bill should for Drewitee ; but what will absolutely win I do not pretend to forad, owners having to get their weepy m before a " good thing" can past itself. A form-year-old sweepstakes, over more than three miles and a half, should be divided by the owners of Baregah and General Peel, who are both in see stale; and if Breadalbane is opposed for the Gent. wicks it will Daly be with an eye to mooed nithey, the piping Jack o'Lwatern heviog so liking for the rods and a half, whilst Nigbtwatch and the Mottisaims filly have yet to show themselves worthy of the privets reputations they once had. The Ham, a rich two-year-old stake, has sot a good performer in it, Stoto having the beat character of the few emmged, end it most he left for the " dark" lot (of which the Bribery colt, who has loos been talked about for the Derby, is a doubtful starter) to fight out ; bet the Levant is not such a certainty for a new comer, eves if Austria, • Freach colt thought good though to follow I. the footstep of Glsdiateur at Epsom, should join Primate,Lees o'Gowrie, sod King Cbration against Mr. Pitt, fialisbury.the MissLaviniacolt,andLaeifr. The course is half a mile long only, over which distause Mr. Pitt beat the celebrated Robin Hood at Newmarket; and this son of Prime !Later sod Lurie, further displayed such fine speed at Southamptoe that it will take Auguste all his time, no matter how good he may be, to beat bun, even whim in receipt of 31b. Os Wednesday, Auguste has a six folioses race to display his quality in, he Wag In the hods* with Foitanatus, Ge tout, Miritiorough, Wild Briar (to the Hun Stakes), A psley, sad other dark youngsters of diatioetion • sod be will have to gallop to get over Student (Alb etas), Jack ia.the-Greem Laegliani. Salim (31b extra), Nutrition, Gretna (31b extre), and Mephistopheles, ewes if be disposes of the Primate sad Lucifer is the Levant. Should Auguste will this latter event, he will have to carry the same 51b penalty as Student, bob even then would have my profor ma, as it must take • real clipper to beat Mr. Pitt His 'table companion, Gladiateur, has the Drawing Room Swim to roe for oe Wednesday, with a 10lb penalty; and it may depend on how he sequin himself bertha as to whether ha will start for the Cop. But it is my impression he will find it no easy matter to give 516 to LoOgdown, though he mu give the 101 b to Peeress, Princess of Wales, Scarborough, and Glenne* with 51b to Audits, without any exm.th n , sad the Lewes hares should roe a good second to him, besides beat Farewell for the Goodwood Derby on the same day. A 300 fillies' Sweepstakes is reduced to a match between White Duck sod Tibia • one for oohs, however, possesses some interest, foe Arobiledes is dotage& and if he ea beat Todloben Rifle, Connection, Teunyano, and Zambesi, as eaticipat:, he will tale his proper plus &meg the cracks for the St. Lager. The Goodwood Stakes, two miles and a half, is not the "cut aid dried" affair it was tut year, the mistake mule about Thalestries ability to beat the only good horse that was trying against her having faded to prevent one of the old games being moored over We event ; cad the favourite, Claremont. has ahoy pintioe opposes* Red. mire, Suspicion, Blackdowe, Alabama, Hopper, Sprite, Sthmandar, Lady Hylda, Sister to The Drake, and Armagnac all seeming to be alive, though the three last named have been so long quiet as to slum their backers. Os the contrary, Scheldt, Harry Breilsford, Swordsums, Moose, Holly fox. The Guide, Cambia, who have all been backed, !oak " dead," and not one of them may run, unless the reshot demonstration in favour of Alabama was done to throw duet in Rhea's of the hackers of ticheldt, whom I believe to be much the superior horse at the weights To remount the outside division we have only Joao sad Friday as yet ; still, there may be two or three others turn up at the last moment, such at Real Jam or Brewer, Farce, and Ethelred (to assist Suspicion) sod the field will probably muster some sixteen strong. To analyse the pule/manias of the above is impossible, Suspicion and Lsdy 1414 with others, having cut up so indifferently this year, after doing enough last season, to make them look slosh certainties, that I know not which form to follow; but Claremont (to be ridden by eh/dither) has always run a fair horse, and under all the circumstances, is fairly entitled to the preference over all comera Consequently, noises Suspicion (J. Grirnsha re) upsets him, be may rue first to the second and third of Hopper (Hibbard) and Black down (Fordhsm). The Cap, over the same coarse as the Stakes, is more dif ficult to touch upon, on account of the tricks played with Gladiateur io the market raising a doubt whether he will start or not. Whatever those " working" him may mean. they have raised up a host of candidates that never showed I sign, of life while he was in force ; and Ely, General Peel, ' (lambastes, Uoioa Jock, Bieese, Brows Bread, Fathom, ' Wild Charley. and Breadalbane will all fare the Maher now, I believe, as will also Blackdown Todleton, and Friday, if their previous performances at the meeting do not prove them to be hors de corniest. Privateer, Hullyfox, and Surrey are all doubtful stet-re, still their chances of win ning Deem nt/ altogether, audit Gladiateur is to ran and be beaten we most look for the winner to homes like Union Jack, Cambusean, Elthata, Wild Charley, and Breeds'. bane, who meet biro with a 71b advantage in the weights. Cambuscan is not yet fully up to the mark again, but Wild Charley, one of the very best looking horses we new in it. Derby, has bees got round into the best of trim, and 1 should sot be in the lout surprised to see him win, my greatest doubt being whether he can beat Union Jack. Gladiateur and Wild Charley are kith in the three-year old Boathook Memorial, and probably one of them will decline, leaving the iron a certainty for the other ; and as Ely rang for the Cop he may tare over the four, ear-old Memorial to Mr. Bow* the two-year-old Memorial being an equally good Chios for Student. in the abuses of the Bribery cola. Strident is also in the Ilolecomb Stakes, with several others that have • prior ugsgemeuta at the meeting; but he, or anything else, mud show in brilliant trim for Roden to be beaten. Of the five minor tweets in the greed day's list sot one may produce a raft, ad they do not require the slightest notice. Friday's four cloned faces are subject to what may be done previously, cad I can only urge the claims of Drewttes stable for the Nursery with AC , ZI no Strathlielcheye, Hodgman's Veaturer and Mr. Graham's Nutrit on alto lookiag like getting well over the mile, with their imposts. —1 am, Su., METEOR. TArrERSALL'S. -SATURDAY. Exempt on the Derby alone, the custom of " comyoring " bets might well be dispensed with ; in short, as far as all other races are eoocerned, the thing is a farce. Although oe the grand Epsom event ooe day is hardly snfficiest for the proems, the like bosioess on the meetings of mime im portance could wall be got through oo the regular days, thereby avoiding the disagreeable and nonecessaiy tax upon racing men. fatigued sod jaded es they moat be after a week's hard work. Very few professionals were present to-day, sad the gentlemen were fewer still. Speculation as Goodwood was almost a dead letter, end with the ramp• tires a/Alabama having been supported with some spirit for the Stakes at 100 to 6, there was no other feature io cos nation with that or any other event worthspecial ootemest. There was still that ugly uncertainty as to the ultimate decision of Count Lagrange with respect to Gladiateur for the Cap, and, judging from the price offered at the clove of Volume', his early backers at short prices may be excused for feeling uncomfortable about their motley. Clain prices : 000DWOOD STAKES. 6to 1 apt Claremont (taken 16 to 1 apt Lady EWA (8 and off) and off) 8 to 1 Radiating (t d old 100 to 0 Alabama It I) 9to 1 Suspici on) on (taken 20 to 1 ficantand off) er (t and and 12 to 1 Hopper (t & off) 1000 to 5 Moose (off) 1000 to 2 wt Yaks Alarm (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 9to 2 apt Union Jack (6 I off) 11 to 2 apt Gladiateur ;taken and off) and 6to 1 Iltbata (t) Illto 1 232 (t) 10110 to 60 lapt MIDY 'Avalon (1) POO to 00 apt IllararetUs (I) BETTING AT THETICTORLi CLUB. SATURDAY Amman. 811111111M1 CUP. 100 to 11 apt Paris (t) 26 to 1 apt 11io. (0) 20 to 1 Tombola' (t) 26 to 1 AW-ltammar(t Mal (t) 15 to 1 Lap ) ' (TWOPENCE GOODWOOD STALE. 4to 1 apt Clanotoutito 1: to 1 WOW ( 0 0 sod 100 to 6 adt z .0. _ t two to 1 7 7to 1) Me to 00 tleaarw6w ft) 9to 1 Domintro (t 1) 40 to 1 Moos* to 10 to 1 to 1 Bisek4o (oel 6$ Of t 11 osi to 1 1 GOOD D 4to 1 apt Oates Jack (of I tto 1 sod Zlthank teen 6to 1 apt U IWO (t) nit DUST. 114110 to lOW nest SWUM (t) 1 1000 to 60 opt Auguste (i) Brrruro AT YANCHESTEIL—SAroinas. STSWASINS CI . P. SO to 1 aget Park (t freely) I 100 to 3 mot Yarigold (t) 26 to 1 Cristo (II 100 to 3 Aotlitscsigsr(t) AS to 1 IFllatorlan(t; 10. to 7 Light kt) 090DW006 BTAUS. 4to 1 apt Coneacat (tid) 100 t:OVairst NEW to Dreamt Bto 1 Supiotom (t fr) toff t2O to 1) 10 to 1 Redamko (t) 111 to 6 L 044 lUlda (off) 100 to 8 Blsokdowa j 4 14 to 1 Bprito (I) 100 to 7 Homo. (off) _ .... GOODWOO D CUP. 7to 2 seat Glimtlatimat (R) 7 to 1 apt Combos= 4to 1 Dates Jack (t) 10 to I Dosing P 446 6to 1 Moat (a 1) 1110 to 1 1W (so LATEST GOODWOOD SCRATCHING& STEWARDS' Cor.—Vaodervoldo, Quota of Tung*. San. &slab, Brahma. Bidewiud. Madcap. sad Trod:6door. GOODWOOD Stamm—Auditor. GOODWOOD Cue. —Arial .ad Brahma. CURSTSREIRLD Cur.—Dolby, Voluyoaa, Ham Drailotord, Deed** Sundials& Brahma. Bideiriod, sad Troubadour. Noaacar Braces.-0 by GEOSYSIOS —Pala Lea. sad Split tb. Difforoasa MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. hfeyerbesr's posthumous opera, VA fricaine, was produced on Saturday night. It seems somewhat strange that a work of such importance should be brought forward at the fag-esd of the sour, within a few days of the dose of the theatre, and whew the town is already (in fashionable parlance) . ball empty. But it is doubtler putted that the two or three performances given now writ ears as • whet to sharpen the public appetite for next season. Be this r it may, the opens has been get up with the greet possible care and splendour ; the hoar was full to overflowing, sad the performance was attended with the usual indketioas of success. Care had been taken, moreover, to bring the length of the piece within the bounds of English patience. The entaibisear for this purpose must have been very in jurious to the week, sad such is the lamented composer himself would hardly have submitted to; bet still they were sat oily judicious bat absolutely secessery in Lemke, sad their effect was that the curtain fell before ardeight. Aa it was, it was evident that the performer was quite long enough ; for the audience were departing during the whole of the last act, and the coecluding " ratios" was per-, formed "with maimed rites," maid the tor and coofusion greed by people hurrying away from the stall, aid boxes. Oar impression Is that the music senalL much more strongly of the hasp than any previous pro. &sera of the author. Is the airs we incline to think there is lee freshers and melody then in those of Robert le Diak and the Huguenotli, though there are exceptions, such as in Inez's sir, " Del Tango spends eddio" (Adieu, rive do Tage), in the Bret scene, and the most pathetic monologue of Setts I. the ler. Some of the choruses ere of nestirpeartile excel lance, each as the prayer of the peseta is the scene of the Council, " To, ohs Is terra lidera." which is sublimity itself, though thrown away are aaa inferior situation. Some of the conceited meces are mega. oilier. The dubs to the second act is a marvellous instance of Meyerbeer's power of dramatic combination. The whole of the fourth act is certainly as Bee as anything that the illustrious composer has ever writer The Indian monk, the choral sore, merehes, and dares, are full of oriental character, respleodeet with "barbaric pearl and gold ;" and the great duet between Vasco ad Silica might almost be compared to that between Raoul sod Valestine, were it not that the one scene lacks entirely the inter* dramatic hatred of the other. The work his been brought upon the stage in a manner worthy of the Royal Italian Open. NVaehuil was chosen by Heyerbeer himself r the representative of Vasco de Game, sad upon the whole showed himself to be not un worthy of so high a distioetion. The music called for all the powers of bin superb voice ; he looked the pert wall, and his acting, though sometime over violent, was spirited sad manly. Mdlls. Lucca, who had also the honour of being chosen by the composer, did full justice to the choice. She looked lovely I. her eastern garb, acted with passionate fervour and abandon, and rug to Namara. Male Fioretti was exceedingly pleasing in the part of Isis. Graziani gave mach effect, both vocal and dramatic, to the &erecter of Neluako ; and the parts of Doe Pedro, the Grand Inquisitor, Don Diego, end the Chief Priest of Brame wets filled by Signor Attri,ilerr Schmid, Signor Cap per. and Sipe, Teglialco, Ii a manner entirely satinke tory. The scenery was is beautiful, and the ,pentacle as magnificent, as &eyrie, we have ever seen eves ea the street ,Covent Garden Theatre. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS Of WALES AT PLYMOUTH. The Prince sod Prisons of Wales and suite left Plymouth in the paddle yacht (Morse at 3.30 on Saturday morning, sad arrived at Fowey at about 7 o'clock the same enersieg. • At 11 a.m. their royal highoesses landed at the Victoria steps, wherethey werersesaved by the Rev. Dr. Tteffry, vicar of the perish sod lard of the manor, and presented with • loyal adders drawn no by retired Major Davis, R.M., at tits desire of and approved by • public meeting of the in.. habitant.. The royal party abs. proceeded is carriages of the n hbonriog gentry to "Moe," the beautiful family • reeidenos of Dr. Treffry. There their royal highoemes inspected an unique porphyry hall entrance of the mansios, of noble pruportloso sad design, coustrooted solely, flooring. aides, and sealing, of Cornish porphyry and polished granite. They then went over the greed old rooms of the house, which are kept in • highly fioiebed state of preservation. From' - Moe* they proceeded to Par melting works, witeessing there the or traction of • silver plate of 900 oz. from the lead ore ; then' visited Frowsy Consols Mice, to intim% a man mfr. to Gerry the Moen up and dews the miss. The royal party were remived on their arrival by Major Davis, the purser of the mine, by whom every arrangement had been made for the receptios of the royal visitors, who mime* inspected the mashies, and witnessed the transit of several minors. Their royal highoesees were then Mown AnstM". engine on the miss, the most powerful miming pump - log mese in the world, the Prieeemparently takiegmech interest in the exhibition of the vast power stows by the maims in work ing. The Prioress, from her being in a delicate Mate of Math, and min meting is, retuned to •• 'Mee; where, with the Earl of Moans Mecum* the Dacha. of Sather. land, mad the Countess De Grey, she lambed with Dr. Thar, sad family, and thee returned on board the yieht. A large party of the osighbouriog gentry were invited to witness the arrival of the royal tarty on the first occasion in "Place "-terraced gardenia ; and among the company present were two young Danish Mimeses% the Bartmeee von Branca mid the Baroness Flamm von Bretton (school-fellows of Min Zr. Traffry), who were promoted to abs Princess, and were received by Mr royal highness most graciously. From Fowey Consols the Prises proceeded on to ilieturmel, to inspect rte reins of Refl.:m.lomile, situated on bin own y, and formerly the princely reaidesos of the property, ytekes of Cornwall. After isupeoting the miss hie royal highness lambed at an adjoioiag farm house vented • by Mr. Rotaries, M.P., retuning oei board the yacht in the evening, where their royal highnesses gave a dinner, at which were, swum the company presoak lb. Earl Moist Edgetinsbe. Duke and Duchess of Butberland. Lewd Pert ness, Dr. Treffry. and Colonel Peard (Garibeldi's Reg. Bahama), whose seat, Pomade, is is the seighbourbood. Os Sunday morning the yacht left Feway at as early hoer for Motutt's Bey, where their royal highnesses remained daring Sunday, at St. Mich.'''. Monet, with John St. Ankle, Esq., and Lady St. Aabyn. VIOLENT STORM IN FRANCS AND The Nord of Brunel, gives a sad account of the neaps caused by a molest storm of thunder. hail, sod sir, which bar pulsed aloeg tin (sootier, of Franco sod Belgium. At Mese, Noshes" Vaincissoss, Liitis, Mustriolit, and (Mass, the destruction of property woo intesssen sad sum vol lima were lost. Is lite eoootry betimes Mau toots an the cup is the dad sad praser were cut to please by the boil, mid is du mall tows of Ramis more the* 12.000 passe gloms was Wawa. At Itaintriebt the hailetesse were as large as pigemid eggs, sod broke not °sly the win. thus bat use the slates mid tiles of the roofs. lo the en visage el It. Qualls two milts wont blows duns, gad m h o *wrier at ere oldies killed. At °strati several hours mod aver buildings were thrown dowu by the ceowiliesod clone ef wied mod toed, Wing we pones end wssullsit wad others. Thoitusege Jose slug the Ilse foliose.4 by the Ales le ~rear* bet ee yet wet be eakidated. .171 -1, ir it 9. Y. art a#'