The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-11 00:00:00

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I eit-tior : • • &147 1,•1 Y 1111 - 1.. • t 1114 • , I xc; 1 ; .:;.., +.•l, , ~ ~ ~ la P..ailb.ll r im t • •I. _ LONDON, ' TUESDAY KYRNINO I :4;l7raT .11.;' : ::; od C. V. , tt, to the 'briol, to Ldolads ; XiN 1 1 0 05 3' ~~, ... , • n tbiw_J.. - -T 'CE WOO 3 NW* gist gum. sigma MONE WIGRAM and SONS' (ol senyint 1111110 'rum AM sad P irr If to Anorsatu,—T to ot ao4 ssoutann, Peat and pa Ism,* Masai Mcadaythe tkfik#.oo. cease Ptr „ q uo, the aplen,dlimcglrenre st4orriraaolndkr.= gUZL";;lstions tor all claw:strewn a re 'imam, rimet "`I: 11 ° wil iflaregr rte d MOR6AN, ;Or NOM Wield and SONS.T, otXEMBOURNE, Pori Phillip, direct. .„.,dig gar ship newsman. • 1, 1.264 OM, Captain A. Ai. BOYD, will leave the Tast India Dods Ali August. Nu owwilwas wowswodatkw for IlailWod amber of ;Armen —Apply to Y. OKINN sad Cw, LC VOA VALPARAISO, touching at St. Vincent jr (Cape dl Write and Moots Viden—T_p sail from Liverpool Regan dui Pacific Saie Trivlgattoit Company's jayal Wall New iron Paddle Steamship SANTIAGO. 2,000 ton; gown. power, JtkiltPli GAIIIRSON, Commander. Thin ravel has excellent a.corocuodatlou for passenger—For term pasrgs ce freight of treasure (no other description of WWI wlI b. thus; apply, it the Company's Offices, Hurington-etreet, u r .rpoot: or, in loadon. to Wenn N. OrMitbs, Tate, and Co. S. last lactisevenue, Leadenball-street —W. J. coNLA N. Secre tory, passengers for the Santiago will be conveyed on board by Ohs Wader trots the Pnessis Landing Stage, at 10 o'clock pro- Maly ea the day of nailing. N.A.—Passeogere luggage must be m b ou dgr the gad Dock not later than 12 o'clock noon the prim arum raom uvrarooz, oa QUEENSTOWN TO lelW YORK, TWICE A WEEK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PNILADELPIIII.III.OIIt4RIP COMPANY inland epsieltillg their tall•powestalwbuilt Les Screw Stassi.Shlpe , tu ning the lotted States, FROM L 1173, foe NEW YORIL CITY OF TAMPON, Wsillabeday, July It CITY OF MANCRINTZE, Friday, July 14. CITY OF NEW Toss, Wednesday, Julyl9. god every %edema", tad skernsts Fridays and Saturday& Cabin palesSemtbe mall steam.= Balling every Wedassd c a ly, arid !I accordieg to the aceomsofttion. =by Friday', and Wardell! stesaarrs, tinots, p mow Includes u full strpply of molted pre•Mons, Tamospre toe Urges, the batted Slat" sod BritJah Ociumbla, ROAM maid through on very advantquous term. —For farther par ho,7l6 Umbra and, to WILLIAM INMAN, fl, Water-street, Liverpool; tIOS sou NA yAosy, a, Vac Wiliam-streak Loudon. • D 1 !211.-Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns Lir wick. sad Central Oerntany.—Tbs North Oat= Lloyd's . sr Mt alms strew steamy ADM, Custain N. SURDWSIN, he devoured. from Boreardowa.ora THLIJSDAI(, the llth I My nutlet parzontabg,, at 10 a.m., allAs at Brunswick Ar m Blackwell, fat saUsalscro, at Naomi. —Throw ht. C h m e i:4l reties diet.. 4$ sad larent.drens.PrrPlt. fiItAVA, marts mid a.. St. Dowahum abeam, St Danstan's4lll, 10. ESTATES INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited , . A P&IVATE MEETING of Tassentient Plotters of Shares to am cip.a will Se UM of the Loodoo Torero ori THURSDAY auk et I O'clock precisoly, to concert measures to compel ths Iheetoes to return the deposit oter forthwith, In eonsequeaor cd the amid hergatarita to the ellotmest of shares. AHand. mesh Particularly requested, u the ones la oho of gnat int plateau . , .. THIS OSIMIT FONOIXR and MOBIL= of 111NOLJID gaFasuri). Aailbafiesd Cailtil Kam.* Nitta ofbierfoeo ;MONO NASA VLI- d o,p 200,000 LS vidsed Bann Feted DOIDOTOOL. Its Right Bea JAMIS,STUIRE WORTLIT, Comer. JAMB LIVICE, Esq., Merehant,ElafrArnmyard, Deputy- JAMS/ NUGENT HA MILL, ImA, London. j Gorernees. James Childs, Isq., London. Alexander Dunbar, Meg , Old Brood-street, London. Charles MIA Rm., Llo's. Adolphe on Hakim, &sq. L eaur Plato, Hakim Brother,, sad Co.), Ldon. TO Hoe. T. C. Haliboten. M.P., Chairman of Um Canada agency Association, London. William Harrison, Lip. ;Horn Young. Harrison, and Bevan) Sinner of the Thames and Hersey Insurance Company. lielssrd Stuart lane, Lily. k frarra. Laos, Mulkey, and Co.) Lodes. Charles L ;Cotes, lag.. London. Hsey Powa&2 fat., J.P., Russell-onate, London. Jetaph Macblß Smith, IN. (Meson. DlachrUl Smith and Co.), 011 Mod-street, London. Edward Warner, Baq , P., Landon. John Westmorland, Lae. (Motor of tbe Royal Insurance Com pany), 'amass. Alert Grant, lag, T.S.A., ILR.L, Managing Director. . finials. The Agra and liseterenan'a bank (United). Mon &elk Payne, and Smiths. The Nader' Bask London, Dobkin, amid Its branches t ang e Tin Alliance kank 4 mi , .3 1 4 Loudon, laverpool, Mask-* _ - Wan Newbon, EwalidCo., Nicholas-lane, EC. II SINIXI TEA MIACIED„ Ills Company negotiates loan toe cotontal and foreign go vernante. . _ ..CZ - 87;W In the anneal arrangements of British and other kidneys. takes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other panne bodies. Begotistes loans for Public Works. Asslta gs. the introduction of Industrial and Comments! Un dertakin Balms advances upon approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds, Am. ho Make rearinee.s temporary Loans upon A ge r be LO W "toehold and Leap ld li Secretary. London, 17 and 18, Conthill, June 15. 1886. DiBISaMn 'ISSUED la TRE CREDIT FORCIiii and MOBILIER os iNGLAND (United). MITE of 1,508,(00 DICHENTL SU WITH isTrusr PAYABLE QUABTEILY. Tie Directors have decided to Lunt Debenture Bonds of the Ewegany tee the bearing Interest emendunder viz.: la awes el Em mew 100, LE6O, it* itl,ooo, with liWistes attached. INTIUST. to three years Yoe Ave years For seven years 7 Waist payable quarterly, vie., on the loth March, 30th Fame, Nth Septem ber , sad 30th December, to each year, at the 03111- " K: distl i n e tTiv . • feature to the debentures lamed by tale Com itafa,e their perfect security ; the amount of the capital sub- Paitup, and uncalled, and tho general invested swots tithe Company, as well as the large reserve fund, affording the scamp% seonnty to the investor. these debentures are lamed payable to bearer, and eau Uwe flies gam by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endeme , =a 4 n: ars free from any further stamp duty. They are also meet the requirements of Trustees and ethers— tram lattis by deed only, to be duly registered in the Company a bests the names of the Investors or their assigns. Yoram of application can be obtained of the Secrete''', to when all communications must be addrmsed.—By order of the Cent, ALIPBAD LOWS, Secretary. London. 17 and 18, Cornhill, June 111.18411. DEPOSITS RECUT= BY THE CREDIT FOROLEIt and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND almited). RATES FOR MONEY- 014 DEPOSIT. This Company recei. es MORAY ON DEPOSIT, In cams of £lO and upwards, at the rualermmrtioned rates, from this day oath further notice, rla At fourteen days' notice 3 per cent, per annum. At oat month's notice 3e per cent, per annum. 101 FIXED PERIODS OF Nat left than! months and ap to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ann. blend 6 months and up to I months te per cent. per ann. 161 11011 gnu:Atha and up toll months bird 12mm:tin and up to 24 moults 63 per oast. per ann. 1011 of Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom ari communications must be addreered. ;Toilie — E;;;e7 -- Secretary. 1 7 alid IS, Cornblil, Loudon, Juno 16. 1866. UPPER ASSAM YZA COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IN HEREBY orris, that an AD INTERI DIVIDEND a At per cent has been declared, PAYABLE ea MI alter this date.—By order, A. POEM Secretary. • I, lan ladla-avenue, Leadenhalletreet, • July to. Ise . REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY NOTICE IR 1f RBY OITEN , that the FIRST ORDINARY SENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders In this Corniviny wll be held on MON IPA Y, the 24th Inst., at 12 o'clock noon preelea/y, the London Tavein, libloopsole-sleet, Logsdon. for the re loe of a Report from the Directors, the declaration of a Wind, and such other business as may be brought before it. And notice is hereby further given, that on the erminatien of _h 2Fdinan business, the meeting will then be made special. the purpose of deeidieg %mu the following resolution, yid : Gist clause 77, in the Articles of AINIOCIMIOII be altered, by *AMC nut the following wadi, commencing in the 4th Hag of Yid clause, 'hod the security of shams in the Company.' " The tramfer books will be clewed from the 19th until the 2Stli Il ealllo.—/7 Order of the Direetors, l. FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. Anal lseheyse buildings, London, July a, ibid. ALL IRON. WORK TV 1 7..PANCILAB IRON volts COMPANY. - 64 - 4 at i:, i 4 N. W ' bit SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LITER l' amui t 'ever falling remedy. prepared without zipmett, from the recipe of Dr. itcott, will be foun mvalusbie wN who coffer front bilious and liver complaints, w ild. sprier, FOdelineps, dirshites of the eyes. de. Per haNtaii ! W hom's', as a family aperient nsedleitm. and u • IMA , we .6 blood they are truly excellent : mild la their vermilion and Istefal to the stomach. they create &apatite. Pfunoto trek.. Lad _ hen the whole nervous riyetem.— bold by Las t" 4 ~. 8. King Villliam-atreet, Chattrig-mulla. ud 17,..§1684 rts. it boxes. la lid. and U. Id. Be sure to salt Dr. Bi licwa and liver Pula The genuine are is • squire greet "duo vita.. Witham tantbert" engraved 60 the wialwr• L4.ITUE.-7'he LETTUCZ oontaina am active the Wades, width yeelesees all the el trill:mettle claagest—llr. JOZZAtU a a ta arbertet, prepares a Sylay and a Pet• at e aehm highly recmamewled by the Medical Prefeedoe fee ♦heoerhltle, end all cheat a/factious. drop. to Pd.: la& sae th LL Pita. Dl Past la. 844. and se. Ad. I METBOPOLtii trievts'eit ADA itlii i Sti ItIOUIRRTION — COMPICRY. Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament. al 4 AA' , In !LOOS stiriP. o o4l4s - .4 , be herinitdiSetied i AO each ' Deposit, on V i ce, I.4s k. oecaialb further mymentil Of g 8 „ it, X toner next. The guinea letter Of allotment and banker's receipt, ;active scrip certificates, which, on pay meat of the sum of £lO (gam* on and October as above) will be exchanged, under the provisions of the Act of Parliament. for registered' mof f.M.:sged the aiatallaldar. phi be credited in the bob the Complinfirl ht timed of each registered share. Dialterolta. The Right Hon. the Lord de I J. Lambert. Em. Tabley. h 8. Leecherllm. G. lieleter.Booth, Req., M.P., The . Money W. Sure. of Sewage Comfit- Col. 24 M Rrueell, Hart, Mee, list aid WM • . US., M. .. ileraberof Sewage The lord Richard M. Ilassene.. . 0001■08424 hdlg . Janes Petition . r this Moo. A P. Vereker. .Maurioe Druernm e rsner. • J. Pony Wallington, Eat., Arbuthnot C. Duarte, Nita ': DLL IisaMMOM. ~ . . . 1 G. 4. lantana req., C.F.; Ito. IJ, F.' Bitiman, RM., C. 1., i ; I '' . f , 1.11.8.,..te. . ' 0011M2111G Cllll2lllll—Prootwer J T. With Member of the Ros al Commiesioa GP Rivets, and of the late Royal Coresniell km en Int Sewage. . Messrs. O atie Quite, and Co. MOM. n= l a . . . kw.. illf&MOIr. Tamil, and Co. (lint), . . • I ht pa ns. Hoak el VsiJAliiaod Bronchia, , . , ~,. The'6* it..."..--..7.--- • will , flee %Mel% Nara alms . Safaxambsa. ibe "Pb=relg! ( 6tb atl thi. • , ~, . :. I : . Xmas trim:Moiled 00. X • • • ,' owatilla .. Meows. P. Ceseisere and On. Mears. Seymour and Co._ SOCiterelt, (randy`.—Walter A. Michael, Req. Ofacee-00. Threadneedle.street The International Flammlal Seeley are authorised to receive subscriptions for the 'hire capital of this Cmispeoy, which hag been incorpOtated by Special Act of Parliament, for the purpose of utilising the of the northern area of the metropolia the ebnceauee of which bsa been granted to Mn.e Napier and Hope. . The euncemlon from the Metropolitan Board of Works tia Messrs Napier sad Hope as now °operand by tost of Parliament la achedulate the Act, and botl4 may be inspected at the °Mom of the Company. • , The 0011CM•41011 has been vested in the Oompanl on conditioa of the payment to lieears. Napier and Hope, >mder the provi sions of the get, of 1;60.000 in folly pald•up.diarea of the Cora- WA mid a small contingent per tentage of the eeepronts. The rionceasion recites that, In the opinion of the Board, the works proposed by Messrs. Napier and Rope are calculated to effect the three following objects, namely: • 1. To divert the sewage from the Thames. 2. To r, nder It lamormens, by Its applitation to growing crone 3. Ta realise the greatest money value of the Amure con tained ht IL' TIT; Efet ruticte confennpon Meters. Napier and Hope " the absolute and exclusive 'lint to and property fn the sewage," for a period of 64 years from the D.mtag of the act, but makes the follewhig provision In reference fa the application of the net groats resulting from the scheme after thesupiration four >ears from the passing of the act. Previous to the expire lion of that period aspire prods results to the Cum . After deduction of the annual charge foe "money wed." and et the ." noshing and establishment *vacua," the net profit shill In applied -Ist. In payment of interest at five per cent. pia matt= on the share apt 2nd. In payment in equal moieties to the shareholders and the Metropoiltin board of the turtber profits op to It tier cent. Erd. In division of pronts eneedlag 16 per cent and up to 26 per cent between the shareholders and the MetropoUtan board, In the proportion of one-fourth to the former, and thee-fourths to the latter. . . . . . - 4th. Alter t 5 per cent., the dlviaton again to become equal. The objector these stipulations is, that while the Metropolitan Board are virtually to receive halt the pronto, yet that, in order to Mve a greater security, and therefore greater value to the that ea, the shareholders are to have a preference to the extent of 6 per cent which is made good to the Metropolitan hosed between thapoints of is and 25 per 0111 a., at witch latter point each party receives in per cent., and the Melaka is then coo. tinned equaily. Thus, the Share Capital of the Company derives the Miraatage of the entire capital. approaching titre* millions sterling, expended by the Board on the North side of the Thames, for the collection of the sewage at the point of its delivery to the Company. At the expiration of Si years the Board have the right, on giving two years' notice, to require a revision by arbitration el the above apporlioommit d prints. The concession stipuleLs for the construction of a circular trick advert, 9 feet d thaw s in Altimeter, shown by the red line en the map accompanying the prospectus and running from the Northern Outten /sewer to the East Coast of Essex, and further, kir s melemetfou of the tract of foreshore and sod ooloured Mo u kthe map about 7,909 earou, The, iateatioa holm tO the . lamas In the distract thtough which the reliant passes, and to utilise the surplus upon the teelitimed land. A contract has been eiverett into with 31 , . William Whiter (who kes constructed more than oucthird of the Main Drainage Works of the metro, olis, including the CrouneasOuttallh f•iir the construction of the works mentioned above, together with the necessary pumping stations. for the mum of 11,033443 To th a must be added the amount to be pall to Meters Napier and Hope In shares, as before mentioned , the cost of laud, engineer ing, parthanentary and legal expenses. supirhatendence, and management, together with interest at 5 per cent. per annum on the cawityl during the eonsta Lion of the culvert, estimated at a total of £110,552: In all, f 2 400000. The A. t authorises the Directory to raise the amount of £700,500 In datentur s, but of this, so above shown, only 0300,000 will in all irobabillty be required. The Company have the right of taking, without any fayment, during the first four years, as much of the sewage as they can utilise. From this source an immediate rotor may he obtained, so that the return upon capital during construction should be much in • area, of the interest provided, On payment on the 2nd October next of the £lO per certificate then due, the certificates of LICO all be exchanged for reghw tereil shares of 110 each. . . According to the calculations made the eventual revenue of the Company la estimated at about £720,000. and the working expenses and management at a 60,01.4. Applications In the annexed form should be left with the bankers, who will not, however, receive any applications tulle,* accompanied by a deposit of 41 per certificate on the number of certincates applied fur. In cases where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned In full, and should a mar er number than la applied for be allotted the balance returnable to the apphcant will be applied towards payment of the amount due en allotment. In cases where an allotment is road*, the deposit paid on application will be liable to forfeiture II the balance due on allotment be not paid within the term fixed by the letter of allotment, and the allotment will be liable to cancellation. Deist& by eubscrlbers In due payment of the Lie par scrip certi ficate, payable on but October, 11f65, will, in like manner, render the scrip certificates subject to cancellation, and the amount theretofore paid thereon to forfeiture. Prospectuses and forms of appimalion may he obtained from the bankers and broken, and at the offices of the Company, No. 60, Threadneedlastreet, KC., London. METROPOLIS SEWAGE AND ESSEX RECLAMATION tAnIPANY FORM or AYYLICASION FOR SHARES. To be Wit with the Bauka. No To the Directors of the Metropolis Sewage and Eisen Reclamation Company. Oentlenien,—Raelog paid to the sum of A being a deposit of 21. per Certificate on Certificates, I request you to allot to me Certificates of 1001. each in the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company, in conformity with the prospectus issued by the International Financial Society Limited); and I hereby agree to accept !subject in all respects to the tenna of the told prorpeetua) such Certificates er any lees number that may be silotted to use, and to pay the sum due on allotment thereof, et such timer may be need by the letter of allotment, soil to pay the further sum of ZIG per certified, on 2nd October, 1062. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Signature laime In MI Addrean In NU Menace Data MEMORANDUM ON THEMETROPOLIA StWAOZ AND P'IBFX RE , t)LA SIATION 8.'}111116. This scheme has for so long been a subject of pablie Interest and tuba been so fully discussed by the press, that It is unneces sary now to add more in Justification of the prospectus, tins give a very brief sissonsavy of the parlionientary proceeding • la relation to it, and an estimate of the profit likely to accrue to the shareholders. . . It wu for the necessary powers to construct the some named In the et nee lion that applicatiou woo made to Parlisment ; powers also baron obtained for the reclamation of 'be tends Flats, and for the construction of the culvert shown by the blue fine on the map. should it hereafter be deemed espedisot fur ther to develop the operations of the Company. After the second re.tling of the bill is the Rouse of Commons, width was supported by the Right lion. Wm. Cowper, her alajesty's first Oomaalminner of Works. It wee, an the petition of the Corporation of the City of London, first sect bete. e th e Referees, that the engines ring features of the scheme might be thoroughly sifted. They reported sts follows : ^ The Referees are of °piston that there are no objections in an engineering point of view, and that the estimate In sufficient.: . - - Referees were M. 1). Haunt bq., M.P.: 81r William Gibson Craig, Bart. and Colonel Stuart, M.P. The proposed undertaking was then inquired into by a Select Committee of the HOW" whn received a special Intstructloo from the House to "inquire into the most metal and profitable means for disposing of the metropolitan sewage on the north aide of the Thanes.' After a long and patient inquiry, the Committee summed up their report asfoltows Upon the evidence. your Committee are of opinion that the scheme which has been wsbesitted to them is a useful and pro- fitable 'Rodeo( applying the sewage of the northern portion of the Metropolis, and they have no reason to suppose that any Wro useful or protltahle scheme could be devised.' The t ommittee consisted of : The Judge-AdvocateGeneral, Mr. Taverner John Miller, Mr. Ayrton, Dr. Brady, r ac ater•Booth, Mr. Clay, Colonel Smyth, Mr. ilub&t, Mr. Turner. • la the diaeutaiou which eon on the preeenPation of the TO port be the douse. air George Grey sad Mr. Henley both ea peeved their approval of the scheme. The ethane was agsim inquired leo very fully by • committee ofais Maw of Lorde. where the hill paused thiamin all the dif ferent Mmes. sad having received the royal amen% is now en act et perliersent, and has become law. On the division hs the Mooted Lords epee tie third reeding. 49 voted la 'evolver the Md. sad nab 4 against it, his Bawd the Prince of Wales Wag one of the 49. and giving to this bill the count*. "ranee and sopped tilde first vote ever recorded in ttre House of Lords. Of the value of sewage as a mabure, there leading article upon this scheme, published in th e' Times" of thellet i lith i V Mou th " The ealy gemeteuth Mere to Me ag being.sa the " Times zo that vette er *4,4300,1100a year. 9116 Mme the optimal e 4 aglimatgipg. sad hie hefporaloe of the Silty ol London for the swaged both sides of tim metropolis :or re MY, about StAISSMS, lathe youty vales of that earthed the es which has Demme the property of the Company by virtue agreement with 'Kowa. Napier and Hope, but the demur a it\ these mmtlemen to believing that Ulla M greatly exaggerated. however, the culvert which the have oontreeted ter la prestige:ma leameter of 10 felet, l4 = of 9 feet 0 and by meant of the greater carrying t orbt t obtained, together with the intone at their disposal or age In the reservoirs of Sim Mthopetlitas Board ' . 111670 be enabled to utilise at kast 120,000,000 tom of sewage per 1111D11132, and from this they look for an wanted net profit to be divided with the Bawd of upward, of 1610,009• year. The emu rleaee of forty years' application of sewage upon pure sea sand, and other sthe, near Ifilanburett. and of several years upon various eons neer Croydon, shows that when the Company's operations are fedly devehrped and in full vo•rking, the retain tram the Company's owe laud Mould be act Is than £llO,OOO, and this would absorb 35 millions of tons of sewage, Maytag 65 minims available for tale to the farmers along the the of culvert, which In the same /ado of + • 'Takla would 'produce not lees than 6310,000 a year, =Wog West at 470,000 sad this figure it *lngather horns ottl• by aka experience end opinions of tbme meat conversant with tie= ilea, sad Is dull* wllidei the estimates given in evidence the houses of Parliament on. farmer, Mr. Wooded, of South &tendon, who farms t,200 acres on the line of culvert, Mated upon oath Viet Its would be prepared to give twopence per ton for such qua:Ohba of the ammo as A suited bun to take -a , value sumer Insisted upon by many high authorities ; as snitch rate the yearly value of the whole would be no lies than the Million Sterling. Another tough estimate of the realisable value of aewege which has beat given in evldenew by many authorities; 'tamely, one penny per ton all round, C g 500,000 year, so that the estimated return bt arrived at by . independent cal. eulatlons, Cs as near' se the mean between these two D UBLIN INTERNOlCeiAL SpecialPatronage EXHIBITION, Under the og Ifer Maje sty ihe The IX iIiBITION la OPEN eters Walk DAY. Admission, Oa* Shilling ; on Saturdays, Two Shallop and St:pence. RAILWAY ALEANOSIMITS. *darn tickets, evailable for one month, are issued between London and the principal railway stations in England and Scot land and Dublin, at an abatement of 15 pr cent. below the ordi• nary return ticket rate, the holder being entitled to pun.hase at the same She. at the railway station a ticket giving him admis sion air than to the Exhibition for O. Ott, being OS per cent. under the ordinary rate. Excitation Trains will be argenised to ruu foetnightly, or oftener U nemmary, at very moderate farm, not exceeding from London to Dublin and back, and from other places in like proportion. The ticket willbe ped for a fortnight, and at the same time the holder wilt be entitled to obtain at the tame rail way staUon for one shilling,' ticket giving him admilaioa twice to the itzlittition On the Dish railways also excursion tickets will be honed at greatly reduced fares, affordibg unusual facilities for visiting the celebrated Penny of the country. HAIRY PAB.SIXOON, Sec. and Comptroller. Slit June. 1 10 the ELECTORS of the CITY of LONDON,' Ogirrtencg,—The old Parliament Is diesolvell—a new one I Is to be coostrucled—and you are now called upon to exercise the blab and unportaut privilege of selecting the representatives A of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our SNOW es the UM of tioneret•tore foe year suffrages, or rather foe • renewal or continuation of them ; for we have this advantage over demi candldates that we do not cone before you as Weendeee. Our exestions Is your lotareets daring • bog amiss of years are sot unknown, nor have they been unrewar. We are eld'and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our felloweltitens outrageously overtaxed, we Introduced a new at stem, and mimed the cry of "Economy and extenence In happ combination." , We have most sernestly opposed mad cervix all strotherant dame upon the public purse, setting so example ti others in the sdentne Moderation of every HUI presented by onrselves. , Thus not a single 11111 w prmeoted has ever bean objected to, or' rejected, or amended. 'We have never disappointed our coned ' tUenta—we barroom" Metaled our-nteekais —we have never neglected our duty. The !improving state of our revenue from the continent. imdbleteased prospefity of nut eoamerclal rela tions, Judi/lee us In promising to give our be-t consideration to the possibility of still further retrenchments of oil demands upon the incomes of oug constituent& We are advocates for an extension of the suffrage, not " late. rally" only, but In all dire ti Onerenetitueocy has &load; been remarkably eitenelve—the' laded In the kingdom— het we have no objection whatever to see it MultilgiOd W easy' intent, sad amongst all chosen We ever Identify oar own Interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow countrymen, and are ready to wink for all alike—for both sexes and ter all ages. We have continued to satisfy all potties with out addressing ourselves exclusively to nay. With the s of these priuciples, opinions, and premises, and vs Itti z a re s s ts t : grateful Imes of past finvers, We have the honour to remain, Ceneerneu, Your faithful and obedient Servants, E itt/Skli and SON. The comruittees of E NOSES and SON sit daily from Seven am to Nine p.m. (eaturdeys excepted! , at the Great Clothing Warts, at the Corner of Wineries and *ldeate at the Corner of leareaerset and New ottoreetrort and at the Corner Id Totten ham-court-road and Euston-road, where AU classes, without &e -duction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes.. MIDSUMMER, HYAMand CO, and tbeBOYS. 06 and IT. OXFORD-MAR 'L'. The first Establishment in the Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following garment' may be *elected la all fabrics. Myles, and Wes: Boys' Knickerbocker Suits lss. 6d. to 35n Boys' Westminster sod Osborne Snits Boys' Eton, Hanoi', and Bugby Suits Boys' Light Cape Overcoats Brie Jackets for the meson Ws. 6d. to its. Boys' Serviceable Vests Le. 6d. to 7s. ad. Boys' Serviceable Trousers H YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENT, 08 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. Na. 1. Gentlemen s Clothing foe Immediate wear. 2. Gentlemen'sOrder Department. „ S. Boys' Clothing for immediate wear. „ •. Boy and Youths' Order Department. „ 6. Habit and Livery Department. „ 6. Hata and General Heeiery. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, Ac. A system of quality mid economy is strictly adhered to in all the above departments. Provincial Branches - Birmingham, 21, 22, and IS, New-street ; Lewis, 42, Reigate : and Dewsbury. W014214t& THRESHER and GLENNY, NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-HOINFIL STRAND. The only establishment In London for the following Articles: THRESHER'S SUMMER ANGOLA SUIT& THRESHER'S INDIA MUD SUITS. THRESHER'S INDIA GAVE'S WAISTCOAT& THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS.. THRESHERS COWURED FLANNEL SHIRT& THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THE OVERLAND TRUNK& TH REARMS INDIA BITLLOCK TRUNK& THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED ?RUNE& THRLSIIER'S INDIA CARLE HAG& N.B.—OUT FITS SUPPLIED for INDIA. Cfnia.itad We 001.0. NISI, and detailed lists of the articles required for every purpose and appointment rill be forwarded on application u above. TRAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, in New Rheum, toads la tato latest style, at HAMILTON aid 'mirrors, 106, STRAND (opposite Suter Hall). WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal Tuft, layette's and Silversmiths, 114, Regent-street, beg respectfully to acquaint the nobality. sentry, and their Mends. that they intend making a sanuctioN of 13 per cent. on all JEWRLLRRY and PLATED GOODS purchaned for cash during this and the following month, in order to make Town lot a new stock for the antomn.—July, 1815. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1 This query to worthy consideration by everyone anginas to retain the inestimable blessing—sight: for on correct know. ledge as to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When Its dencieney is determined s nicety of dbcriminstion must be used Is adapting lenses of the exert power that will simply the lose, or Irreparable Injury will result. Optical quacks,like mmeeddlr lquacks, do Inentculable mischief by their Ignorant pretension, as is proved by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors. Surely, it were wiser to ask advice from some Vtidan of repute, and avoid ri , k to one's sight. The old Arm of Thomas Harris and Son (established 1780„ opposite the British Musema-gate, I onion, having specially attended to the menu • facture of spectacles. are competent to advise on all that per tains to the remedying defective Villoll by the accurate adapta tion of the lessee, mathematically true, of the requisite power, and also by the Judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which is likewise Important) of the form most becoring Ike face. NVRITE and SOITND TEETH are indispensable to Pummel Attraction, and td health sad longevity by the twover mastlcsUon of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PLAEL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredieutt, ie el inestimable value to premising and beauWying the teeth, strengthening the gurus, and in giving a pleasing fragranos to the breath. It eradicated tartar from the teeth, removes Vets of Incip ient decay, and polishes and preserves the am to which It imparts • pearl-llke whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have °Maimed he patronage of royalty and the ariato erecy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Price tid per box. Sold at it. Rattoniganlen, mad by Cbeo , tok and Perfumers. Ask for “Rowlands Odonto." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —The. greatest and most woeful Invention of the day, Anita AMARILLA Mews. JOAN GOB:MU and Co., Three King-court, Lombard street, London, perfumer. to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the patilie this truly marrelloas fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to Its pentine hoe—no matter at what age. The Ague Amarella has some of the properties of dyes; It. on the con , is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is OM* restored one application per month will keep It in perfeetcoloor. Peke 11 la. per bottle, or in halt bottles, 10s. ed. John Cornell and Co, have been appointed perfumers to H. 8.8. the Princess. of Waken—JOHN GOSN ELL and Co's ClflialtY TOO/ 11 PASTE S. =Letipertor is any tooth powder.—To be had of el pet obsiels=lthe easaccactoty, Anne Yingooltres totobst44tron. 111IIMIEFORD'S FLUID 31.4.GNZSIA.—Tlie roadbed probes{on for thirty years bau approved of this pare sob/ibis of nanneela as the best remedy for gout and de pubic disunion of every kind , and u• WU varlet s :lm daily nsepted for billet and children. Premed nal DINNEYOILD end Co., Obseidels, 1}; Pew London, and sold throtieboat the world by all respectable chemists. Caution—nee that .• Dinneford and Co. la on seek bottle and red label over the cub. IDIVORSR Stft Aaglinnittrita 11 ALL, A.A lAA" TM DAT, I* Vadat tee • Adlideldoll, Doers clan MOS HORSE. SHOW; AGRWIJINtritAt SAT . A i, 140dooe-TO•MCOMOW said Pei 12 laa IL—Admixdon, la. , 'HORSE SIEQW4 AGRICULTURAL. fill, Laotian. 'HORSE /Wise 51.; Reserved Beath. 6d.: Seas le the °gametes. le • HORSE 8110 W AORICULTVRAL.HALL, Inaldce.—slilood 'Labe', Senator Stank* Banter% Covert and Pgrk Haas. lonfied'Adnea, W• 1 10 4 = CAW. Palls of Ponies fu Doubts Harmon, and in awe* • HORSE 21:10W, AGRICVLTURAL HALL, London.—THlS DAY.—Hantaka lad Wales Aiailed 31 sad 3 o'eloek divvy day. Adam!'You, h Denis CUM* .5 8 pas. HORSE EHOW 4 .-AGRICVLTURA,L HALL. Wlnnen of the Derby, Bt. Later and of the ' Meet Cup— Carlibleren. reard CMG% and looe Chief. HORSE 813 ,OW AGRICULTURAL HALL. RAIDING TAGTIM A . • LIMY IVXII[NO. Admission, la ehl fp A ROM SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, of PRIZE le mum at* diPCIRTit by' Jr, Obe jadt odrowd Mos Irma !dews. St. Albyn, Green, Husk, de., nth full band an cassalaa ,Conducted hy htr. V. Jonghntans. The Misses Tess) , and Sa D'ALIS ra GOMM MAIM Darla and Din, the TYAIJBANS, and Mona the row French te no r s. his firstappearestes fa this country. This EVENING, at Eight o clock. N O ETROPOLITAN M U SIC : HALL, Edgware-road. , Open at 7.90. Last gin Mishit of W. 1g: flurry Liston, Mr. and Mrs. Reeds and Adam, In their Photo-utudio : Madame law Wil ton. and the :season Bottler.. Operas, GUY MAN. NO and SAUFIT. • Manager and Musical Conductor, J. J. POOLE. , MONZY.,--4185,000 TRUST MONEY will be &MINCE') by a Professional Gentians* soon Mort ify's of Traboki, Lombok'. and approved Personal factielttes. &&ply eo Mem OUNNIY. architects sad armors, 16,,00k,- tsan•inrsa, bank. N.N. No agents treated with. IiCLIINTIFIC WOKS. MB. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, Ili his Great looms, 38, Eingatreet, Covent.garden, Tu- MORROW, July IL at halt-pest 18 precisely, tint I,MtARY at the late John Forbes Rode, buy., M.D., consulting of nx botanical, and other works on natural hider', proreedinlM the Royal Linenau and other societies, and way other ears dad valuable *dentine works—On vie., and catalogues had. CHEAP Anna{ or " THE DOCTOR'S Wi/E." M 1 Vol., cr. Svo. Frontispiece end Vignette ittle-pege. cloth, glib, pelts es., uniform pith tie Aut&e's previous Works, TE DOCTOR'S WIFE. By the Author of LADY AVOLIT'S RECUT," &e. John Maxwell and Co., lit, gleetetreet. DR COLVERWELL on ALLRRIAGI : Be Otelentlees Engine's, and Dleappointrainn. • • him la. Nana, Omani or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, EL: fifteen, ps. .Ladkel eln, Nasdays. At De. G's protesdonal residesee, L Oren Neriburcenbsfren. W. Abu, the Puit-onice Sind Turkish Mena. Is. ed.. N. St. Nertin'nle-Orestl. uric and on June Were, laid na pin e d rad the Ail Corn &is War nasals:Leo, is Video. bar Aviv. 400 d. .• • gessoral otrillAMP- Dompuly. the above ;::01§ "emi . Cht to paned L V ma i= at, sad a- JOLT 8. mak' 11SL. '---• MI WA{ ris 10.110 f• 15•70) IS ••••• • SIN 12 ••••111 DS 411,210 11,814 80,982 ma iN 17.715 *UN 11,421 market tue speculation. dims are : September, ter, 42a. 6d. I, 49e. 3d. to 6d. good to 42a. ; &QUI isa or North la, 44a. 6d. ; Ring to dna. , 30e. to 325. Smith and niot toorkst, 30 bolos, in- GOO littoori id, to 19d.; ) and Bah* 300 &sum, Karim. 12 4- Clay OIL ,18d. /LT IQ—The rosidt of the toode to pro quantities of d to operate; vw lasi week% gaiet Fee powers, how. *relies fes to ;re is; gCt isier. PMN ?ply . of at T ao oaday. Tao Best d• D p er lb. p Hartley, ad Bakddyln . ; Walls Bad .; W4)14 End 4. 9d. ; Wilk Wing, 291. -LIVERroot., Lang of the adviota from at as entire and with be• Haytian array dais ago wit t aid tows Cl miracle. and I wee at he re Eel, Salisbury 'Teeing, nadir may, the Hoe. OU geutlemen. It was Origl• ore Club, who, Ind import:loos trger and me* I floor of tie tmenta, loots& od to the club. the ocuasir, ' ,polls, in "tin wee gated!? h was served ut that the hotel staring for the toast of "Sao• epodod to bg roman? Club. the club. Nr. z eea ton itr.l lecretsry," A sairetary cl 2ig Revslents mvankate4, eptlon. Deb each 00020 14 L 401 . ‘O,OOO cans met. tondos. IC st al groom"' DEATHS. A. Crlo lo, O f 8 of J. FIoMN. it, the vitoot g cite of J. '0446 fa of C. T. SPOIL of I. IL Sormor. Clifton. WO. Ock, bee 10.1e1 of the lace r • er•lana. Ma" . K , maw" late Rev. J. Ide. I's Mural. " di I Mr. R Ccsharß. widow as Di% PIC don, Sorrel. JO°. r. He dm". 14" ittah-tov" , Mr ' .r. _ Yom uidu aav a ": am" ag e r t i t r ""w b bl • °"*. ) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. • (ssinsies esszciessa.) AMERICA. (Pa. tie City of Manchester, cid Crookisseen.) NEW YORK, Judi 28, Noos. Stocks at the first board were quoted as follows : —New York Central, 931; Illinois, 128 ; Erie, 74 ; -2O Bonds, 104. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG. JOLT 10. An Imperial ukase has been jailed, decreeing that in order to facilitate the traffic across the European frontiers of Russia, the import dues now levied on some articles of commerce will be partly abolished and partly reduced. The duties on goods from trans-Caucasian ports will also be reduced, and the 1 per cent, export duty and quarantine dues on the frontiers of Asia abolished. THE VISIT OF THE ENGLISH IRON-CLADS TO FRANCE. BREST, JULY 10. The Journal de Blest of to-day announoes that the British iron-clad fleet, consisting of ten vessels, will positi►ely arri►e at this port on the 15th proximo. DENMARK. "Denmark," says the bidipendance Belpe, "is intent upbn healing the wounds in her prosperity caused during the war, by reforming as much as pos sible her economical and internal system. She has just coneluded two postal conventions with Prussia and Germany, which exercise a beneficial influence upon the development of her commercial relations, and a telegraph convention with Russia for the es tablishment of a submarine cable between the port of Riga and the island of Zeal►nd. At the same time the Daniell government has just granted a conces sion for the establishment of a telegraphic line between Denmark and Stigland. The Copenhagen cabinet is also endeavouring to settle accounts with the German powers. After six months' labour the commission appointed to settle the indemnities due for the maritime prizes has just arranged a compro mise, which was signed last week." SPAIN AND ST DOMINGO. " convention for the evacuation of the Leland of St. Domingo," says the .Nord, " was signed on the 6th June by the Captain-General Gondar& on the one part, and a commission of the provisional government of Santiago on the other. The convention stipulates the abandonment of the Spanish. part ef the island in perpetuity in favour of the Dominican people, who are never to pass under the government of any other' power ; ample guarantees in favour of the Spanish subjects and their interests, and also in favour of the Dominicans who have become and who remaiu Spaniards ; the concession of the position of the most favoured nation to the Spanish Hag ; a Spanish plenipo tentitiry to be named for the negotiation of a treaty of peace, commerce, and navigation, and for the settlement of some accounts left over." An accident of a melanoboly and fatal nature occurred ma Saturday at the annu.l sports held in can na:Ma with the Royal Hibernian Military School, which brought thrrn to an abrupt coach:lilac, as they were corn amaciog. The boys had arranged to sepreassat as • episode is the Ashaatas war in which a tairola fortress was to be taken and blows up. refOrtunatelg, however, owlog to some insexplabsed iiireatmaurnet, gleam; ty of dm! wools in the fort excluded imeteitieenty diet the- ems nitieceusetit of the promedinge, and an Maude named Thomas Hart, 'l4 yeast of sae, els tumidly sod three Aber bows slightly wonadad by %heed dasearthe embus tildes. The boy Hart died in a couple at, hosys attar dee sodded, the *warrens * * of which at noes put • stop to Us* l &portal The Lerd.Liouteoent end ledy'Woillahowsi . wet. pseslas isetheiiesa The libel case of the Rev. Charles . Joefel v. Lord Liflart was resumed on Saturday morising in OA blurt of Coullmoo Pleas, Dublic. Several witness wars examined in sapper, of the Plaintiff's case. The reversed gentleman, as roles uiloattan, reed wartime oldie winces meshed by him, which were alleged to have gives dissatisfactioo is wow, of the .mirialtioarra, and explained the doctrines which he 'astonished from the pulpit vita respect to the Coausaudnients sad the observance of the Sabbath. At the , ecarliudee of the glatatitre ease Hr. 'Whiteside, qa, ad , deemed thejary kw the bile deleutleaft. tott•hd, bid that the didemeot io queitiosi um not a libel, so d that. *noir It did mama within Hat Waged law Of libel, the Mea dow% was protected by the win of privileged aemsounsida. Woe. Some mummies ware examined for thedateare‘eiter which the farther bearing of the earn war adjosaraed to day Yea moratag. • Pew? Oman Mummy; •Lionst.Hialaaretorr. —Number of visitors for the week oldies July 8, 1,762. Total ember stem the opesiag of the Hares= free deny (Hay 12, 1d58), 915,647. 0 1 * MI Oa •1 ' PARIS; NONBAT l Atxbet-Itadar had an audience of the Froperor at 'The Tuileries this day at Y o'cleet. • Immediately afterwards his Majesty received Marshal M'Mahon, Duke of Magenta, the Cloiernor-General of Al geria. This coincidence will naturally favour the commonly' received idea that AM-el-Bader% visit to Paris is not unconnected with the Emperor's plans of radical changes In the African colony. The marshal will return to Algeria almost immediately. The Ditiata, apropos of a recent speech in tire Paps Degialatif of the Marquis de Pirei, drew a parallel between three rather eccentric marquises— the Marquis de Boissy, the Marquis de Pird, and the Mirquis de Pierre. The tatter nobleman, who belongs ti use of the very befit old, families in France, was returned to the fiat Corps tegiali4if as a government candidate, bet in consequence of 'tendency. to, independence; he was thrown out by the prefect of the Auvergne at the last eleictlqn. ,ga new writes the fallomb!g letter to the bibaii ; .• La Gegllre, aaly 5, ISM. Moaicienr,—Yon were- wrong to meetioh my name, evert favourably, in your sundae of July 3 ; you see you hive drawn down upon yarnedf a reply, fee the issartiesi ad which, however, I rely only upon your good feelhag.' Eon Lee pleased to tatter certain marquises. It as not with s t, view of preventing you front going on with your eulogies that I protest, but merely to say that my modesty doss not allow me with nay commit to make one of the trio which you extol with so much brMianey. There is nothing is common among us but sincerity. ne Marquis as Boissy, se spirituel sod so malin, cherishes • vigorous hatred of the English, which dates from the origin of the title of marquis, while I. if I know myself, sin of as mild and placable • character as my namesake the good Abbe de Saint Pierre. Like him, I diesm of papitnal peace : and I would cheerfully sacrifice my supsranettated title if I Gould thereby diminish the annual eoatiirgent of the army by • Musk man. The only Fort of your complimeute that I will accept is your praise of my good nature. Good-natured, indeed, I am, Mr. Editor, for since the ministers kept roe out of the chamber I look upon them all from this distance as heroes, to whom so opposition whatever should be made. I %envoi either admit the Justice of your remarks upon the Aovergsst elec tors. They are not " barbarians," as you would safer; they belong to that great school which has a Lune majority in France whose admiration for force is sincere. They are always on the side of the gendarme and the garde chem. pktre, and I think they are right. Has not the most illus trious of the children of Auvergne raid :—" Not being able so to arrange things as that the *AM ma should always be the strongest, war most take it that the strangest is she most jut." Than idea is racy of the soil from which it sprang ; but so long as I believe in the religion of Pascal, I shall protest against that political maxim of his. As to my old colleague, the Marquis de Pier, whose good settee I admire as much as you do, I think him very fortunate to be able to asy all be thinks. I think what Imy : bat like yourself (probably), Mr. Editor, I do not my all I think.— Aceept, Mastitis es Pima. There were some fluctuations at the Bourse—the latest prima were the highest of the day. Rente closed without change from Saturday at 67fr. 20c. for cash, and 67fr. 16c. for account. Mexican rose IL closing at 46a. • This is an allusion to the law which amble, private in. dividuals named in' asoripapen to iasist upon the publica tion of their =ewer to anything affectiog them. The eons sow faro need *sous& otokohst beatftt of tbV kw' is—" I request aid, if need be, I require tits insertion of this isttor.". THE LAST NILE DISCOVERY. Baying during the last few days met with many persons who have said that they are unable to form a clear conceptive of the relations of the two vast equatorial Africa& lakes—the Victoria of Spoke mod the Albert of Baker—to each other and to the Nile, air Roderick Mau chison offers the following explanation :—"Let the in quirer cumuli this map ocotalned la Spoke* Doak, sad he will me at a glum, how the tacosery of Baker has arab stantially confirmed the views of his distinguished prede cessor. Speke places the Data Nsige (now the Albert) on his map as a greet sheet of water- of widish he had heard, and into which the Nils, from the point where he was obliged to quit it, descended by rapids, and thee re-imbued • little to the berth .so flow to tiodokoro.' strongly did he believe, from the desoriptios of the native. , that such would be found to be the sass that be incited his friend Baker to eodeavout to ascertain Om facts. Now, is every essential point the researches of Behar have sea firmed the accuracy of the views of Spoke as maids the Late Nzise ; for tie Nile, leaving its first great and lofty reservoir, the Victoria. at a height of 3,710 fast above the NC is (011•41 to demised 1.670 feet iota the deep reek-1 basin of tbs Lute Nziae, or Albert Nyman, which is placed - hy Baker Li the elevation of 2, 070 fest. Thence the stream lows driernwarda la d forth- I wards to Cloadokona, from which plaise to Y.kartam.. where it is joined by the Blue or Abyesnian Nile, it be. mines, es is now well knows, a perfectly aavigabis abeam.. The representations of ancient geographers, as seen on old maps, of two streams issumg from twn separate sad union- , netted likes, these streams unitlog further north to form the Nile, a proved to be *Traumas ; shoe we now know that ? whether in the form of like or river, the Whits Nile consists of one oontiouous system, the waters of which descend in the first lastest., from a higher into a lower lake, and theca juts the main stream, which iu it coarse to Goodokoro and Khartum is fed by many other affluents. In Short, the water system by which these Lakes of the Nils ass first coalioctad aid then had the maim savant, is analogous to the connotion between the North American lakes and the issue of their waters into the St. Lawrence." THE CHEISTILN Emits or ELICTIONELEING. On kiusday evening, previous to his vermin at flimsy Chapel, the Rev. NOWIIIIIII Hall delivered a eh, rt address in reference to the pestling elections. Ho said that a Chris tian stews piety should be exhibited, not is his withdraw ins from public and political ditties, but is his *plight ea charge of them. Christians should be righteous politi cian.. It was most important for the interests of f reied, Mor a our awd rellaise that St men shield be dhows. tor our legislators. CpliStillbS .shoold rehire members of parliament, not oe scrotal of mere wesltb, rank, or loos] iefluenoe, bet bemuse they were bed Stied by wisdom, experiewce, sound prierriplea, and persond integrity. Perfect identity of political opiptoe was not mough without tr eat worthiness of character. It was better to choose a tho roughly good roan who might differ from the eleetor to some opinions, thee one who professed exact agreement, but whose dislnterestedsese and integrity were open to sue. pietas. No Christian elector she degrade himself by submitting to threats, or reesteias a bribe io any shape. Neither would be intimidate or bribe others, directly or indirectly. Moreover. any candidate who sanctioned such means, sod who sought votes by public-house treating mad 1 &moiler methods, ought to be disocitatemeced by , good men. Special prayer was then offered that the e'en ' time might be a:abducted with purist and temperance, sod that a parliament might be chasm of wise, good s sod patriotic me n, _ by which truth and Pudica, religion and piety might be established among us. limn:FAL •res Wow, 601104lQrAlt11. , —The I t wee irfi r o A •suil roust* of the him& of this emits.' lion was held yeetarday in the board roome( the hospital i Lord H. esoutoruntr is the chair: The Secretary reedlike report, which* herbs referred to die Vast benerlis conferred apoo the iedigeet poor by the hospitel shrine& i period of It, existence • lent on to notice the efforts cow .bast ad. to .p... 4 a Her wlag, to 'he ediefy iepre• ~ printed to the pas et impoverished graldeweempas end the i mem, widows,. end daualitera of profeesiamal men, et a payment varryrng . from 10e to If. par ire*: The soave .adjoinisig the boogie' lei bees purchase* tar the peeped' t at a cost of 2,5301.„ mad it was estimated that the mom- eery repairs, therstions, sodlurnishiog of the same would owlets* soother 8,000 f: Towards ibis sem of 5,600 f., A little ever 2,0401. bad be aired/ Bated. sad the Woods of the charity were eirmstly (*masted to lite their endives to stoke up the mipaiider.. A •dintstam to title special - hied bad been reseived from the Marquis of Westesiexter et 5001, east • committee Olt/ladies had bees opeointad to aidtbe prying committee in this special object. There were aow SI beds le the beepitrel, ,l'j of •hisa were io mutat mom • nto in- Wields during pie jeer lied bees 117, of whom 57 had 'Wes dtseharaid'haroC tad do reratader matte relieved. The oatramtioade mere lasmstylemassidaa, amematieg the peeing to IWO. i nto exPel4lion .._ _ _cif tear= ezmdtlikiireoine by 50W.. It a receipt. mei; 4 .1 9 !. 9 ,- .114.,abeiliwetioratufell00 1 . fra Aid *der • Min of WO/. taw • prenoes year. The aid of the frimidsof the charity j war solisitel to meet this delkisney. The report ware adopted. WINDSOR OASTLE. OLT 10. The Qum, Princess Eskimo., Princess Louise, Prinoeu Beatrice, see Primo, Leopold, lot t the Castle to day pt L mimeo pus 4 o'edeek far Oaboroe. • The mete eonalstet of the Viennetees Joeslyn. lady Owasso Devisee% the Mae. Baser Lerzellea, lee Ben. Horatia Stopford. Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipps, Major•Generel the • Han. A. N. Bowl, Colonel the Rae. A. Betsge, Mr. Bat aid Mr. Sobl• • The Prize* sid &fame of Woks, with Prins Albert Victor sad PriewiGtorp, took lame of her Majesty this foaming, ona Mimed to Loathe attendelby the Coaster M ------------- Their Royal lilighameuttaaded Milli =vice yesterday afternwoeatfiii•Glecer's ChapaL ' ThbVishoyi *cieestothad the tower el dining with the Qabeilimd taw Elul Yesily M1F117.:. The Priam and Priam at Wiles, with Prince Albert victor sad Primal_ ewer of "NOP% Mame& to itch _ ifetaiday ma ralay'• heft at Wiriaiiearila!!: " • 'Pe aQ re. The Cliein4ses,De Rewind Alder Overweee la attend- The' iChd;et Ook ishiine . 'O4 , Ali.: 11'422244'g, the Coastal Di Gay aad Major Gm, watt to the horse show at th. AlirkiliMwei-hall. Islington. L the evicting their Royal Highnesses went to the • Iteilia Opors, Covesflarden. The Countess Da Orry lie succeeded the Oonntees of lital6TetiApperag(PrWori,ntial.WSselit4gretar%9 the aed P4ll lll7. W. °l A.. 9lll4l. Rispry (Attorney-Gmmialt of Nova Stella, bed an interview with the Right Mk.' Rdwird Cardwell, at the ColoniaLoilloe, on lialleday bat The Geveraor and the DepatipiGeriereor of the Dank of Beaked, and Sir Alexander fkissirmas, the Oem►treilet of the N114)1111 Debt Reiustiesreilise, bad ♦s Warden with the Right Roo. the Chancellor of the Exehispier, at his official resideece is Deweing-street, yesterday. Despatches were mat from the Colonial-oak, yester day to the Governors of the Cape of Good ' Rope, Natal, Si. Helens, Malta, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Labium. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales beamed the Royal Daiwa Opera With a visit last sight. Their royal hie:team ware attended by the Countess de Grey sad Major Grey. la the royal boo were also the Primes of Tech, the Duke of Sutherland, the Coun tess of Macclesfield, alml the Earl of Duomoni.. Vrarr or ma ?stews Axis Paiactati or Waw so rem Hoses Snow.—Last evening, shortly after 6 o'clock, his Boyal Highness the Priam of Wales, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Perms of Wales, traeured the horse show, Agrieetereldiall, Islington-green, with their presence. Their royal highnesses were received by Mr. heavy, the secretary to the Agricultural-hall Ormopspy, and several of the directors, and conducted to the royal box is the gallery. The thorough bred horses were then paraded ie the areas before their royal hlgheessee, the names of the ambush Wig explained by Mr. Sider/. The primers en tered lute as animated merversation, sad appearedto be witch pleased with the show, paying marked stoma= to the prizebolders in the thorough bred olses—Conceseus. Die. phautus, sad Scottish Chief. Al ter the recaborms, the hunters and backs were exhibited, and thee the peaks; and to these succeeded the carriage horses, and the cele brated American trotting horse. Their royal highneeess stayed in the bell upwards of en hour, and expressed their peat eatkatactics at the whole of the arrangements. On leaviag the building they were loudly cheered by • large number of persons, who bedroom:reed to see them. The Queen of the Netherlands honoured Lady Molesworth with her company at dinner last evesieg. His Beildttighnees the Bidre 9f Osealgua. a l so honoured her Sererse Highness's the Prams Wed ?deem LaiierS of Sere-Wehner. the Duke and Boehm ot 'Weillegtes. the Duebest et Manchester, the Dubow Sze staino, the Marchioness' el Ity, the Belgisa Minimiser the enrolees Cowley, t►e Earl sad Chenter of Olaroodoe,the Bishop of Oxford, Lard Stanley of Alcierley, end tn. Qum were invited to meet the illustrious guests. Viscount Palmerston has left Cambridge liouse for Tiverton, on au electioneering visit to bis old onse ts's:tn. Lord Brougham left his residence in Grafton street on Thursday last for Brougham Hall. Mr. William Brougham cod family left on Batanfiry to jobs the seiblo sad lammed lord at his mat is the soak. The death at Plymouth of Mr. Williams Keogh, father of the judge, owner a vacancy is the alerkship of the crown for the city sad county of Kilkenay. The death is announced of Mr. .Paatia Stephen Math, at the rip of 72, owe of the principal ferzadras of the leading Gnosis house ip London—lthrsis. Ralli Brothera— a firm that has corretliondieg eatablishmeats is the princi pal evinnoneisl Towne of Earope and Asia. Mr. Ralli at the time of his death we. the bead of the bones. A model of the sea-going tarrent-ship, designed by Mr. ficallard, the Aid Admiralty draught*** Posts , month Dookyard, to meat the views of Chetahs C. P. Oelre to the. constraction and fitting of A veal* straying ens tenet Mounting two 6021)randara, as a competitive vessel with Mr. Reed's Pallas, has be* completed it Parham* ' yard and forwarded to ihe Admiralty. The model has been 'peaty admired on'soconat of t h e beautiful form of its ball, satire gives ponies et high speed. *Mb superior eta-going qualitiek the clear smarm in which the &Loh of hall. itga, and rig ace shoes, sad the very careful wacionan. ship. The official list of the export of sherry from Cadiz for the prat half-year shows a total of 24,421 butts against 40,419 ia 1864. The prior:hal exporters from JIIVOZ are Gonzalez end Ems, 2;228 butts ; P. Garvey, 1,608 ; P. Domeeq, 1,367 ; N. Mira, 1,277; Xsokessis *ad Co., 942 ; and Parades and Co., 751. From Pod St. Mary, WOG*, ifatsoay, sad Co., 1,117 ; Y. and Floor, 2,00; Doff, Gordon, and Co., 772 ; It. de Mora, 728, end 11., W. Comes and Co. (Jeans, 1,301, and Poch St. Mary, 711), 2,060. : • • THE VISIT OF Tip ROYAL FAMILY TO waxCON mum —Prepanitioop have already been made at Ahe pekoe ha &nettle for the aorominedatios of Mrs Qom end royal family derail their stay asst ntontlWasi it is Meld that** visit will be paid sooner than was f*srankein amount of the present oradition of the ItiOg of the Bel gians It is aaticipated at Berlin that her Maisie, will have as 'sierras, with the King and Queen of Penn* before leaving Germany. WIND9OII Oarrisf.-The Vandyek Room, one of the State apartmsam of Windsor Cut* fa et the poorest moment being _redecorate& This masniboolit *amber, which is situated on the north side of the palate, was owe the ball.romo el IbtOrelde, and when her Majesty the Ens pries of the Freesia was a visitor So Me Qum, some few years back it was Strad up as • drawiraproorn. The aid <Mama *en drapery, which was oruareented with a star . *deader. end tbetsettos " Qts mlrdrobit," dated 1783,:is beieg amend from the walls whist it her covered probably poste 70 years, while freak crimson satin is being intatirpt The latter is decor** with the raval area. Mait bl $ *Stet tow es So see* die of Abe Coed* bora hien*. decorated **ratio, hat tea or twelve lOW. • .• • Sineirpta-itwthne ros THS Quzszt. —Lest winter Yee 11 Vile •grietweilt Weed 'inlays* Mr. Peter •SSOMISSA . M s s i i Mw ke l & ISWIFAS' B iteB6eld. Penteisso. with en order•tw two-imested spinning -wheel fox tr ' Majestyk nee. r. Steen*: who Is an adept to bh prat* rase, having ups* iierwarei of SO years at it.,‘ hen with titcue and .ratte eascated bee Majesty's' Wipe, 211.1 woe seed to the Queen before her departure fropa Bilierrad. per Majesty was lo highly pleated 11th it that Oki J/04 it ternored * Mosher Osielle. A photograph of her Mahety sitting *the spionieg•whael WAS alseallowed to 'hi The imam has been instructed tb insect* Agra imetherhiliell of borne wend, so be oasis htr Malopii : nrs Or' tows st.Balawol eataelorsfecie. , • . ROYAL H6IITICOLTI7II,AL SoerstY.—ni , ibtew k ssisio x isdeshap by VW warthog eleeser reierday was • m ai a t ani ab ir cdairties. Do smnrillok• -t lry the Theism of fasciae, essi b s ee ted ei bi berried • Ittlaiiiir of *be scastscpotirse ',4 ' . rile= jesity the Que. 41 No .14thesiseis the wade( with bee presage*, Pad *Timml put istessalg tee pp . 'coral.. . Barn . • rossororoar Yhrestm.-I—Diring tie ...si t — pews ek el iAjb* dieus ins bear ke toe. ;-04 *sew, T , 5, 1 &today h.. dm, -OP* /fait to L. le 1 0.114.,-11122. , Osi trasseday. Thursday. sad Friday, stades& days ladsnuelas to the public, epee frees 10 of 2,470. Tote!, 14591. F the was of the asassas, 5,401,940.