The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-24 00:00:00

P - , i l NEWSPAPER r . .2: , 4;k ;"1 I ~a - -- ----...J • 1 l c SIM - • ' Tirprt%s; 0 I ; i 1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1861. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE t 1 11 4 ..10. , Z . .... / /1 • . ~, . i ... • ..a f ; ..... I.• ' 7 --- / , • "...- -- • . i - "%.: ° :i* - 1 i• i .."-`- ' 2 S ir-- ---K—. e.;;; ;" :•?; ../. s lc. ,i . No. 4,691.1 VOR CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS. —The jr well knees clipper raillery atessaahip OP TIII6 1.111 T. T11011,11111L1., Cansun err, now nailing an itec t ktoth Wean Laudon, will Wave as the with nepecialier I,AL eseharktrue paseenders at and leeriea wad the 1 ortatier Thai issiyalltrent ship, balk ex. greedy I.w the liali ark. lune beset thiwouchly rented, has Grp rant r•• foe peedeseseed and will carry as *Li wriewreJ wineries. The erne, well he e.4allseva era*s4 weeks, b) the (allowed, Ileed.adtad aaai4,p 41/0111.1/111111101 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High llothana—Thls brilliant ltd tavearlle DALI-1100111il OPILN EYUY ILVIL'4I NO. Dories t mesa the entire bending has bees re.dcrorated sal may Important end alterations efbeted conducive be the comfort of the Madera TM celebrated BAND. under IS Ws direction of lir. W. IL TAMERS. vr di perform overtures mid sthetions treat the label maim sad choicest dame =auk. Kew seketimes tress lime at (Malin Der Yretsclinta, Robin Waal, Da Dela la Wm as,.. La lareasaienne Myer performed la IMOse4. Wm Mem pages Miro fn — coon men M Mlimet a la Post tree, Ns Stamm HINTS on NERVOUS and GENERAL DIiBILiTY, lassitude, LOWIII6III of Spirits, Loss of Memory, ite, arising from excesses. Sufferers from hereditary disease, unhealthrid residence, occupation, tropical climates, or any other vitiatiug lallatinces, can obtain instraMions so to the means by which complete cure and restoratiest can be rolled es with infal lible certabitg.—Address, De Denary, U, Denetst., Leedom, W, i jTisi., iT• salt DRAMA. Jaws 4WWws Maw, tuiL_ w= la liiir:W7bl - I!%.1 PagigegellS. Lopes ........ I tie IR. a. faiaar Asp lady Jocelyn . I 2311 IL W. Ray.. ..... Maly I wale ;erkieliTis — asiasessi . timid lilt -CillTS Wass ships apply to Dims. GRINDLAV sad Cu. S.S. Parlia awaamewea. K . Mean. ALPRIED 11,111,RTT and Co. laftiosholl.street, 'Tx.. et at Ile aim et Use Fad India awl lades Sidprive Contras, ,Llstitoil, Misein2-tone, bovine, IC. AlC1“141) DREW. *worry. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN LONDON to tIYDNIT. MAN M. A tat Lloyds ek veil pan, special serve). tsi: 1.0130 reziter. .all rubes to. This well tisioen ehes Auk trepan chyper 1. fon ons for &Num of raw, In the 110.14 perfect wier .is now hqultos In fl b lloosoloo Docks uspacioes ideumuosi.itiOS h.r 4111161.10100.111111. LON MIN ADELAI elf YOf 11A Nell IATI:11, A too pm& tattoo residue int .hip This beautiful Clyde-built citify" Ass W irraint pert of tort Cal*. dospokl. 'GIN MON to lIILBOURNII Mod: NUTIBII TRIPEN D. AI seven ylm. Mewls' fluml. I . l * o tool posidup tueetoing rislsit Mall the I%th August. wife.. Previolukt ea Ma nail en alb. Thu famous en royal packet Is one of the Ilniet awl taehret Ist the tr•le. La full awl noble poop. mew ions iskienik bribed cabin% bath room. An 014 her truss.. jmies hr 01 dames et poweesere cannot be renewal Pewee" ▪ 415 srl upeanle LI" DWI le uncemAND reeler _._—sent with the georeslawl government. Tree Saalwel. Passau. mw e% Alt awl ',pearls. Packet for 11. E Al. 1, t. us nal Aer. 3.11110 het% hutilikn This Stinfillewit dew .1,1 t• 1 chppet ha. • inn\ Jerk fortetrrt • pro. Ewer* et tow bet 11. r etlooo and betweee .lt7k aorosnswala- _.... ..... ___. .. . ...... . _._ ...__________ ..... ____ lbw be ma Arno of yoritirmrs aye motterprood. oitil Mini the lewd owl boot ship ....r *rot lo the obey. Oilers the WI riy to poowooo owl nblopoyo. rene bed graels. maw e l orm al ontrot r ro 4ulations, to a• iril • m int d OR glom to an prime po)b.: M.... n pommy by Ms obtp.—.llll bettor taihv Lulu , mike Oros by kpi.l)ln4 1.. H. JOHAMH. How. st ylie yogyokool thorn-Naomi In JAMBI 11411=e Co . =I : on trowto f.* tbe Mak ball Liao. sod to T. M. nod Co . I. loobobalbetroei. ICC. GREAT EASTERN for NEW TORR. (MUT LOTUS will be dogislefe.l ems Llysigeol ire !SIM Toolli as Wt: Tt'aoAY, bow be; Me: OM% pa LOP So sv. aresraai aresisomeola- Oww arrow*. iwraw awl arm& eicaerste Berow—lhe Warr priOrelos wrillr Is C. lON. 11. lOW bid plow Orrrpwel POSTIZAID Rol locromilo. am arm. Pans . itithODUIL MOMS. owl Ow. Is Meow ararbrriert. IL C.. sr Mar OW? 111111PODYNA3 (1,10104 . 11. I garmisativoil. 4ria I.C. W1C119..Y 812 Ai l OKK neoo3lolll7ltlggtott nauLsannA MAY ODSPANT NNW i= I ios SOY tdllottomi loo• Saw Stomotitoutre e agoomegoom Ile mien pmenow• mit emposeim WIIII2IILT it Li% Ls mini. MI Nita YOWL CRY fW SALMI , Rh wo.inosity, Ampot 10. ILLIWASUU. Woduosary, .;.I. I t AM ow, okeorslin4 Wokomboy. Cobb prow. U. It rid It int.'s*. otooodlas to tt preobior o seems usiatiot Irmo. pimp. II w" Iluiodlos GO OWN& Itsompos tot Cords vie sad the waists 814 booked = 1 : ITIL7. I IIII 4 NLITTLILIZ — Z4, '" u" ACIY. O. Kits MMus oirest. en! BRITISH and NORTH AILIRICAN ROYAL MAIL IMAM SNIPS. betwean LIVERPOOL and NKR' Yut[ port, and Noma LIVERPOOL and taia oN, the Dodos slip ..nly can ITALIPAX. The tollneritta or other ample ate appointed lo all hop Worrell, e.luot at Lott to esestee the made 'A/RICA. Sr MEW YORK. Nektazday, August 35 . • /AMR pateroorrs weds for Nasatu. to lo• tranderred at M. Y.ali "el 0 %int the IMA 4. Karnak . Eriptir.k. for snomoN,itallerdaylteptenther!. .., „___.„, illilltA.tra7SFlW . 'roux. ..isiarJay. aepterator H. Pansy nosey. Isalodlos sontard's he two provisoes'. tat MOM wises or brows:—s. dollies sal Dodo" Met = /111: moat man, tit To Now Bork &lel =tam, Cid , E ig..e. MC t ► reitt to Was . Doeloa sal Neer York. LS par rad I per Loot. artsraos.—Applo to sod Focal, 1,1. Old Localise , D. OUT* Harm 11. Paco Es , s lora . U. sal J. siorss, Dotbsaeaserost. Glows : C. Mee Irer. lOserrattulta . at D. sod C. Mr lair, 4 Hoot, Uv.rpooL T az COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE +llltANilt Co‘tpaNif, The Merton have the niveeure to inform the Subscribers for arm la able uninieany that • definite offer haa I•ccii made to alio /glebe of the moat inflotoitiel of the old eetalolished Inen- Mee UlMees fee en amalgamation upon terms which •ould give Pftwieehim in this Company an immediate sad highly re dividend. •" " The peliZal rummers from a Cmaipany who wee with the mandowes the Commercial t don la the Inexpedient, of the late net leele Ames of rates. and the hawasibility of maintainiug awm. ml Disedres erUI lot complete any SlTAlliteMeltill M the sometime et • useethi• of the hatreet•T• to this Company. H CYSY M. I'M Chairman. 111-NRY TIMMER, Depety•Cosisers. IILIAT NORTHERN LONDONbEME mY. el Coble 7 Hete4 within seven ogles of Loathes. eememelMe by railway In li anim ates. se well as Ly rood. J ends ettanw lo tha conseerated untwist and I:v.:metes me ddled with ...lemony and acumen,. under regulations appeared g : , : . 0 . 1111 k n Lary of Oleic interments. No. 1 . AA 13 61 halted. MID ditto No. 1 1 0 0 1 Comveyanor of Conn. JAW, with Ordeal, welllwrib- ) '- em estris kii isms th ow n,y strew pnwtded ) - i is 0 j Woomera. In dd. beer ati . , each. Ihr vault for 6 wellatt 47 7 0 natrilly charged &13 IS etteurh Wt.-fluent tberets 7 f. 0 ditto ditto I I Tad d chars, awl Yee.: railway ttekets, to vied the thew OM ad be obtanted at the Mow 111, 1110 Itelbere W.C. Till ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK call!' WC OLD T. PANCIILAXILOAD. X.W.. sob hisDloos mod lismodestems at Platbi frau Noble iftWor. ErnMS* May Irk Vorsoll s Moot col.. Dot be li olMes. Oates, Corensionss. AU Iron Wok ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. Mt WAUGH &NI BONS (Carpi* Masidacturen) teepaettally So WI ataaellsa M tttllr ripalse STOCK w war ma tortign cA=ltsfictalle=o l lam ". Malls Yr es ery st) le al rabrios eedielaa red rerwllasa Lean Iledadd Waddreala II dad esidepainit. ToNseismipsufteml. W. EAU Or ora l ts OOUCILIK and BEDS E r. Ws sem of tiff moat owlet* awl 4 1 IBM. Pea op In a ern ell spew for trsrenlig. kr Imo usik aria Ilia. mad 1a,a14. ems. i VIEWS SPlall CANDLIS, Is. 4tL and 1 lb. lii. N. 11/. Dillii we; IA Ili : loomporoolvoi. Si. 8 proW Dub la ei. : emir Ira; le. 481.. boards wiz, sit, puma •/~ la IA : liiiribk liii. 914, 1 .4 4 , GM i Midis Da Dimes PA.: uolioi/o. : T rie t7wiliAiii. li llooD is i lla grio s zro : Tallow Mi. DM, iiii Di per ili ; obi IA Si olt poolbell: 01•11/1110111 boon limber. la ; I2rdibi.; la 44. rool= wb =lalli. A IL P. DAVI sag oullir wow - ii IL limikeobso. itimilvDcmii /loam W.C. Manly Saw avant sad Railway.— asi xiiiirmi nisi Dopera—Yu eat We Re Ileum red Santiago WalleaL tbe but Imo OW. rir. awes trosa Or oellturtes by saw dersere. Ilartlepok Ohs Well @AAR WA INLAJW—by RAILWAY : nikeleao, WA MI SW : Cloy oak it asd 11..; istudirros.. RaIWAY, E ar br a boo—osi NIL Dellviptil, elnessiA to tory part rot Al news to be brim ewe le LEA sad Cu Mel tereles II•1IwAy Statftra. lailikary. lebeit.e. .. ma. It. amts.s67.4. AIN JZRZ3IIIO3 calibrated SEDATIVE II AM mpaimals, kr tillantra. Clcalint. Yaw, Nervous OlOalV a ter. cA RTALWICIAL LW. JACEININ, Calcutta. "Ha la a bkikly amiable tam I have ,vactantly IS lila Ike Bs* tavemblte vermits. it kg... emhumi sir Ilas lasullomme alkali produced Is opium. uliCat ita walk rum r/ lea ear Matt be sleatMd myna.' Pr..p.ml adit i r ip LAlMlT sad Noma. Ili, NSW la 0N tc •10.17 re* laclicta . awl T.N, Isplit.elrrrt. 4.1.1,.n. S NI al a ••••1 accd Importext *mtge. Ine dlatarthhl•• Mr MilWm arthalea col *mitt**, praparstiou• con•l•ta In af PATIENT usury Won ust. with • ~,,t ri•a•cu low 11Wskaus lb§ law. sad rarasalug us •••1 , 1001. .4 tb... au4sl4ve hiessaksialis labia 11 avow .1 - liA YOST sad 1100112" arc aim ea lbw cparenu SW Mow plasei am Ihs au& of sea balllu A RIVER FAILINO REMEDY. _As scores MUM ars LIT= li▪ mn mg Mamba lavaisam. iroMe ihe reelp rn es ir e =, ' MeMaabitt is ea she, sidle* teem Mises soil User Wailleasee.hiyigemay. what span" siddisesh Em men el the EWard 111.14htflelle. sob ismt'y sporiesa asalr omi flier partiler el the they ars Maly exesibut, la epseathet mod arsieul is the stomach. Wry uppoim. prametki Memetoo. sod stmmithes the stasis by row* Weista-4141 W. Immiert, sod by meet W I hi. soli on to salt he Lor. Soot= ▪ , lid lam auk walla• som ammo vase portal" with lanan. Seeminootseet" saimstot la.. DR. RICORD'S 1881111:11 of LIFE vallan• amatiti.al 110 das a alliabrad temalaballeas Is bar *rola" Nana lopmalble. Ms Wire% ars immaamal. !nom"Lih ewesiry —4.4.1 la ann. with ftgl kaartalkilia. or I oar far li. . mat ea /MK teg•ire .4 ramalttasesar prwi-oilace or , asr.-11; '-' r 11101.1% 2* Strand. Wend at Stalisase: G~kutta lona 1 , !.,. u _IL I_ [is. is April I RICHARD (METER'S BRIDE CAKE sitTABLISHMINT, wan of Mr.lcorob and lawman And& Alberagate. Wedding Weakling. de.. Winined con** U lowa or ciamiry, with wines and attention I t =ANDER% A-LA-MODE BEEF HOUSE, atabildardl7lo, fe, Mebane-area Haymarket, W. STITS3B sod SON, Wine and Spirit Mer draft —70111130 N WINDS of superior quality.—POßTA faun tit wood. re. IlOpazior, 341., ditto superior old crusted. Us., Sea, Sea. per dozen. 14H ERRIES. good, 275., tbs. Ma: MS lye. M, One, 54R, per dozen. Marsala, 2.15.: Moans, Mt lash. a, Ste per dome. CHAMPAGNE, Ses., 42., Ala ; dudes breads, ens.. me, TL.: ditto, in pint., 00 e. tin. ISL. Mk per due.. bloeslle licharisiatc as, ditto, sperkilne. tehat igen. Wines of other dew Iptions equally reasonable. Goode deihrered fret within Ave mate Terms, Cash.-74 Illebegisalealiest Wattle. T HE OLAPETONE CLARET, 12g. per dozen quarts, h ld. per deals plats, • Pan Wrench * ; doe St. Julien C loo t, tea quarts, 10 a ed. pints • genuine Part add Showy. Sid par doom Ismail sold at sea std muted Port, trato Sea So bts.. spartling Champagne, Sea Jule old is sad Soolch N Maury, Ls. per aalkat : loves peon old. oid /reach Shah. from tea to 13a par gmbia; MS Undue 131& I& le It& per OWL Terms Dia.-IMM 1. MoCiALN. lisuralcui& &W. WANTED, a SITUATION as BARNIAM 4 I a roopodahis has gems. who Ilwrooshly her bashers. Cow hays ft rtim' pawl dander. /Wm" 4 . Shatowhwlrotroot, Shophrnhow-walk, etty-road. N. ATALUES of GOLD.—WATIIIMSTON and WOO DR, tar tbe telleurekr of Ihe Male 4ea their eararcarth' V ALUE hag to wit Ihe maseareseat n of GOLD, haw perredell that the rito• =ls dia ilhe Wit War aaJ Ur p W. WI be UMW warded by tha rib dreeletlea of bowlwytr es Ws WWI. OW baha &Wed Silo 91 gars or carats, It follows WS 9914 of 111 rare Om a 111 cars/A..93 a 114 'amts.. a 11 111 welt ./111 11 114 IT carats.. • • Perlis.. 1 11 pc emu u wou . so fl Tame.. 1 a 9 19 reale . a 1 f 16 carats .to 1 Serer .. 1 1 26 N emus moo 14 errs.. 9 al a amts.. •17 • nomaann 917 194 11 eras.. II web .. •14 94 11 war .• 14 41111 arra.. f! 14 I ewer 19 7. 11/ arse.. • 111 94 11 rase.. ISS 1 • emir.. 1 Near.. 11 1 suss.. 111 44 brat. a al le. s=als al Char mad Jewellery foe doss at S Y Ibe 'nolo& ass eels*. imam: la. each. !CIL This sad Istemlay• MR. JUL ES' (ALFRED WEBS MUM) 1111111 NA AND Al; MIEN STOCK tee she Werliameit ANGOLA Itl• bow meets sod teed, Is, L Time Tieeeens wen orieembed Vri g itee. Wlameeelyeideemels74llo l )K-STRELT, HANDY ILINIQVADE. eel Mr Is anti messeed with say pence timilaStim A Myer la hie Beim monsumila Dig IDIMIAJIT. UAL Odom. Oa. OLYMPIC. The season at this favourite place of amusement was brought to a close last evening, when the followiog eaten was delivered by its spirited aod popular manager, lib. Robson : Ladies and Gentlemen,—After a season that has lasted nearly two years, and has therefore included something like eight seasons—a ocenmost measure—l venture to bid you a short farewelL U I wanted to sacrifice fact for the sake of a happy illusion, I should say I was about to repose in my chimney earner, but as this happens to be the month of August, wham people think more of cool sea breezes than el warm firesides, I am perfectly certain you would not believe me. Our old.fashiooed farmers are in the habit of banging gammon of bacon in their chimneys, but here is • case in which even gammon and chim neys must be utterly disconnected, especially as I wish sincerely . to refer to • very serious subject. That constant intercourse that has been long mum. gated between us, delightful to me, and, I trust, not unpleasant to you, has this year been interrupted by my sudden and severe illness. However, this affliction has proved to me • source of high gratification, for it hen served to show me that my friends are more numerous than I had dared to hope. The many public inquiries that were made respecting my health during • period of pain and prastra- Hoe have left MO deep an impression on my mind, that I feel more strongly than ever the tie, that of obligation, that binds me to my generous patrons. Both my partner sod myself must plead guilty to the charge of intreducing a " Little Rebel " into our generally orderly establishment, but as you seem to have been gratified by the innovation, I need offer re apologies on that subject. There is one matter, however, of which lam entirely guiltless. Taking advantage of my Masse, nay partner, who prides himself on being • mural man, entered into an engagement—the sly rogue—with "A Charming Woman." Aye, and be is quite reedy to bear all the responsibility of his iodiscretioa ; icor, it amass, you esimpliment him on his taste, and acknowledge that the lady in question is • very charming woman indeed ; mid— whisper, let me tell you—but this is between ourselves— she 111 so much Littered by your good opinion, that she means to remain with us daring the whole of next sewn. On the 'Gird of September we shall, I trust, meet again, and my partner and myself will be found true to our old prioci of establishing our theatre ma a place where smiles are meet and hearty, tears few and gentle, and blushes alto get .•r ll r 011110W11. ni thee, grateful for the pest, hopeful for the future, we both bid you farewell. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Tee Parts Fottrin'arits' PLATI of IS sows. each with 30 added, for all ages ; mares and geldiap allowed 31he ; menials allowances. One mile. Mr. Jackson". Jackal, by Flab:etcher, S yrs, Bst Mb , 1001.) (J. Snowden) 1 Mr. Merrtilelies Overton, 3 yrs, ist 10th (20014 (H. Gritashaw) 2 Mr. Williainson's Sweetbread. 9 irra, get sib (1001.) (L. Snowden) S Mr. Whittaker's Gauntlet, 3 yrs, tot Sib (1031.) (G. Fordliarn, 4 Mr. Williams's Atte, 3 yrs. gat t lOO/ flf. Atlanta 5 Mr. 0. Thellussou's Peahen, 2 yrs, tot 7th (SOW) ,Woodhouse) 6 Betting : 2to 1 agst Overton, 3 to 1 agst Peahee 4 to 1 apt Acoo, and tito 1 apt Sweetbread. A slight le d was obudosil by Sweetbread soon after starting, which was • maintained until half way up the straight, where Overton, G UN B. —To SPOItTSMEN.—The present Peahen, sod Jackal got up. Opposite the stand Jackal unity seldom offers itself .-tto to WilliaLLE'S, took Used le, and won easily by two leng ths . Overton 11, Strar, ml opposite Golden-cross Hotel took through his stock Sweetbread, and Gauntlet, came on nearly abreast, the of se.COND-11AN BRESeII and M (=ULU/ALISO GUNS, former besting s wee tb rea d b y a nec k , ea d a b ea d on l y OINUIJI and DOI; ISLE-BABItt3.LED WPM./ of every sort aad divided the third and fourth. Acoo was fifth, and Peahen description, also REVoLVBIt+, by all the best London makes* last (beaten off). The winner was claimed by Mr. Freer, wit" every doacripUm of ammunition, tc.-WitiSTLIM, Strad. M .C.-S.B, K. W. will take anything la exchange the trainer of Overton, and Aeon was claimed by Mr. Williamson for Mr. Hilton. TIM &MATRON AOI3LNY Nosegay HANDICAP ; 100 sews., added to • sweepstakes of 10 soya. each ; 3 son. ft ; winners extra. Thneequarters of simile. Straight. Mr. John Dawson's Tyra of Lack, by West Australian, fen>sh 1. Delvq) 1 Mr. Tea Brasiers Annette, Est Stb.. _ . . Uri/mallet') 2 Mr. Wm. Day's Dalesman, Set 101 b (car Ost 121 b) (J. Adams) 3 Colonel Townley's Doper/trice, 7st 101 b.... anomie,' 0 Mr. C. Snewinds Caractacus ist 12th J. Parsons, 0 Mr. Ten Broeck's Olive Branch, 754 Mr. Smites Commander. lit 10th (Pearson) 0 Mr. Nelson's Summer Breese, 7st I3. Plumb) 0 Betting : G to 4 agst Imperatriee, 7 to 4 apt Annette, Bto l apt Turn of Luck, and 10 to 1 eget Commander. An nette was the qnickest on her legs, sod came on with the lead for the tindquarter of a mile, whoa it was taken from her by Commaoder. Annette second, Turn of Luck and lin peratrion third and fourth, Dalesmer 'sesame the next lot. As they came on to the distance Commander feU back, and Annette II second time tooktthe commaud. On coming past the stand the front lot swerved over the course very much, and Turn of Luck got up to the American filly's quarters, and the two raced in side by side for a few strides. when Turn of Luck got her head is front, and won easy by three lengths ; two lengths between the second and third. The favourite was close up, fourth ; Summer Breeze bringing up the rear. THI CITY AIRIIIIIIRee PLAT; ISO soya ' added to a Sweep stakes of 5 sovs. each ; one forfeit to the fund. For all *gee ; wieners extra. Ooe mile and a quarter. Mr. Drummond's Wont, by Write/Ocher, 4 yrs. Set 71b (Pordham) I Mr. James Clerk's Se lit, 6 yrs. hot 7th (3. Adams) 2 Mr. Wm. Guillvet's Miss Illesuior, 5 yrs, Ist 71b t ereeswell) Mr. Adams's Wortham, 3 yrs, lit 13M ..(11. tirinishaw . 0 Mr. G. itimpson's Samisens, 4 yrs, bet ebb , Snowden) 0 Mn. biabaMeotoa's South Australian, e . yrs. but alb (L Snowden) 0 Captain Currie's Orllladr, aged, 7st 10lb. (Latabourn) 0 Lord Clifitona Plum, 3 via. 7st alb 3 Daley) 0 Betting : S to 4 apt Miss Eleanor, 3 to 1 agst Oxfonl, and 10 to 1 each apt Scent, South Australian, and Grilled". On passing the stand the fi rst time Scent ha dl the lead, with Grilled. sad Narcissus second and third. The others in • cluster, with the favourite bringing up the rear. Scent con tinued with the lead round the back stretch and up to the half distance, when she was collared by Oxford, who soon her, ad won cleverly by three parte of a length. a R s LT e lleanor made her effort up the straight, and quickly ran through her horse, and when passing the stand was third, but she could not reach the two leaders, and finished a length and • half behind Scent. Wortham was fourth, the rear of all being brought up by South Australian. Tux I ismitn Got° Cur, • pi ece of plate value 100 sovs., given by the mayor, abort s, and corporation, and by subscription of 10 soya each ; the surplus (if any) in specie : 3 yrs, ist ; four, Set 711,; five, est llb ; six and aged, Vet 51b ; extras and allowances. Two miles *sod • quarter. Mr. Undlei's The Lawyer (b 1/), by The Wet x yn, 761 (IL Grimbaw) 1 Mr. R Ten Timers Optimist, 4 yrs, Int 71b (O. Pordham' Mr. J. B. Starkya Bay Shirley, 4 yrs. 7911 7lb (Crwswelh 3 Mr. Wee. Day's Defender, 5 yrs, hit 10Ib (J. Actstwe 0 Betting 7to 4 on The Lawyer, 2to 1 apt Optimist, Stn 1 apt Bay Shirley, and 10 to 1 apt Defender. The instant the Sag fell, Defender, as in his nee for the Oxfordshire Stakes, jumped off in front, and before a quarter of a mile was covered he was leading • &nen lengths, leaving Thu Lawyer second, with Optimist close at the letter's quarters, evidently having orders to wait upon the favourite, with Bay Shirley last. Half way along the far side Optimist shot out, and quickly passed The Lawyer and Defender, but he was not permitted to continue is front for long, as The Lawyer a mile from home poised Mr. Ten Broeck's horse and came on along the stroixlit (hard held), Defender falling hack into the rear. At the distance, Optimist and Bey Shirley got up to The Lawyer's quarter', but could not get closer, The Lawyer winning easily by • length. Bay Shirley was a bad third. Defender did not pass the post. THR ALL•ACED 112LL130 PLATS of ti Boys., ridded to • sweepstakes of 5 nova. each. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr A , 1411.44 Wortbarn, by Dolartb, S yrs, ist Mb ::wt. ' H. girtmaium 1 Mr %oiler's I by Sweetmeat, dam by Surplice. 3 If/. 7,1 Mb JAI ) Mr. Starkys 31Isselthrnsh. 3 yrs, Ist 111 b ;Dd...' Cowle y, 3 Betting : 7 to 4 on Wortham, 5 to 2 eget the Sweetmeat filly, and Sto 1 apt Misaelthrush (off). The Sweetmeat Idly made play to the distance, with the favourite in wait ing. At the half.distaoce Wortham was called upon, when he shot to the front and won in • canter by two Mimelthrush was a bed third. The winner was afterwards bought in for 30 guise's. INNKCITIRif HANDICAP of 40 norm., added to a sweepstakes of 5 move. each, Ift ; winners extra. /hake mile, straight. Mr. W. Gulliver's Dr. Nichol, by Newntloster, 3 yrs, Rat 1. Snowden. 1 Mr. Johnson ea Lady Derby. 3 yrs, /let 13Ib .: (Waraker) 2 - Mr. Southby's Mayfield, 4 yrs, tut Slb (3. Daley; 3 OIL corns or NERYOUSXI2I4, OEN BAAL DEBILITY. Le. esptaln Cto be ids Miss Julia. aged. Mat....(0 Fordhano 0 Are roe teLest ru. boos the Author for It stamps, Mr. sa,l a l*. C•mnander, 2 yes, set Ireerrin' 0 A. KID UAL &NSAY on the CAUSE an Mr. Bernard's Thumlerstorm, $ yrs. est Mb (la lib emtra C 1711.11 of neci.rxt: in MAN, with plain (J. Reeves' 0 dlemellmes be porket meloratim WI/with •.d vigour, the matt Lord Cllfden's G o ld en Fleece, yrs, list letts -11. Clarke; 0 of eirenlp4e e mar enecessful practice is the treatmeat of these Betting : Eves on Dr. Ni c h o l, 4to 1 apt Lady Derby, peenlie aereees aoQl3il ,l i diatVICS, which tend to embitter sail lb to I each apt Miss Julia and Thunderstorm. Dr. mod d a m n w e . sty De. J. L CHIMP, 11, Allsonworkeetnsek Nichol jumped off in front, took a clear lead, was never leeplea Cesoidtatious, 11 tilt 3. sad oto it beaded, and won in a canter by • length and a half ; three- We fssl no helltallon in saying there's no member of mil I quieter' of a length between the second soil third ; the by pma erbera ba fs t e as ea s it aks . to st ar f parea‘. .ei rsulosir e. l eeelni.- whether 1 e pt ee, m -skez i w t. iii . f . l: e sed_ttereil .Lady . llerby, when coining up the -Om '" le . a stum bl e lilitl nearly Cams .10wo on her kiwis, M. n . a m ide ; m e J . Ayes is, Wu-stickler's. head ; after this she came on and was plaid second. OXFORD RACES—Fawley. THICILIBRATID " INDISPMTBABLE BUTV la am finseesee voototy of paw= sad tortures for Walking, /Lid a& TrueeUlar. or hoolmon from to 70, verticals* refrositioeudest Tourtalo and InewoelonlatA and Ito be GYM/ el IL WPM sad MI, ILKADT-ItADS trod 116.1P10K k: TAI LORA, HATTERS, BIYtIItILI, MAMMA 200111411EZIL•4, and GEN MAL OVITITTLILL comer orriiti;or - ild x ste. It. Oaterti-strert, censor of klarustreet. CorDirr of Tottenhant•courtroad and Kastown tiellleld mid !Nyder'''. Yarkatirt N.B. Aa ImamTeastil stick sssaissilosS d goods tnr all classes and al sok la Is soma above nesdosed branches of OW MOM& SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 80N, will most ontainly preserve the sight. Better cannot Ise made. 814,1„ with crystals or pebbles. steel, with to las. Odd Film Spectacles and Fil Spectacles and liyo-Olamse emgrmsiL 3a. post variety, at squally low prima Harris's Prospect Olean, ad. post Oss. Tilod. HAWS and SON. Opticians to tit* Royal /sally, opposite the British Museum Oaks, London. Istahlklasd 1710. ration.—Yo travellers employed. WARM WEATHER.—RIMMEL'S TOILET VD:Wait will be tottud • perfect Weary. used for the toilet or Oath, or as a reviving soma. A specially prepared uu• tallaatiosblo scene to used In Itlousets Patent Vapurieer for tmalgailmi. Mos Dr. lathoWs report )-11,11111EL, Perfumer Mike gore% Se. Hind, &ad O rd ) SOUND wad WHITE TEETH are indispensable to pongmal attraetlon, and to health and longevity by the nissibmilen of food. ROWLANDer °DORM. or Pearl a walls der COUIPOODd of the choked sad mast mieberehi of the oriental herbal. It exUrpates all Wham le the teeth, awl ensures a paidi.like white ness be the ewe leelled =ewe . arrests the fattiest progress of away of the Welk and Induces a healthy action of the gums. The breath gee, beet the salubrious mid disinfecting qualities of the thlenle. anal= a purity and fragrance truly grateful to it. posewar. Mee fle. ed. per box. tlaudee.—The words Row. leade' Odonto," Le., an on the label, and " A. Rowland and liar, 10, Batton garden." on the government stamp. told by Ohm. mad by chemists sad perfumers. TIINNEFORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNESIA Iva hems daring twisty-Are years. emphatically saw tismishisrathe masa proleseen. and univentft accepted by W In the heat remedy for acidity of tho stomach. haelashit, moot, and intligtation, and as a mild ape rient lam ildhasts ormstliutions, more evodally for ladles and children. Osehised with the Actdu:ated Zeman Syrup, It forms en agrosable efarvesead Aran/ht. la white ha aperient quali ties are mach havered. Dullift hot seaman and hi hot cligastel, the molar ant of this simple and shame namely has bairn humid highly hosenclal—Manufachired ;with the almost &nea ten to Arm* sad parity, by VI NdltinllD mod 00., 172, New Bundstreet. Leedom; Nut add by all tepettaids chasing thringhsat the maim Fourth ilittlas, Taro Vadama. S! eft, PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ZOONOXY. By Joint Onus? Mi. saw Arsh PITITBaI of WOIC . l ß a y u t rel he Edition. Noe 'eh DittaKETA r lONS sad litti &MONA, POLITICAL. MIA:00 PilleA 1.. and HIBTOSICAL Too vain ho. ON LI ItY.ETY. asoond THtil 011 IS an PAILLUIZSITABY 117011.11. Sicced Iditioa, •ith supplement. In 'IL Leedom In" and Me, Weat atzand. Peke W.. cloth, See* Mika, FIRST POITICAL RIADINO BOOK. by W. MACLEOD, Bead ambit of Os Model ballad, Ural 111111ery Asylum By the rat. Fifth Editina, 8111.01 D RIADINtI ISOM. ed. Lades . Parker. Son. and Bow; Wyse eland. MY day. with U 9 illustmUses, Ns SM., MANUAL of HUMAN MICHMCOPIC ANATtIieT. lay 911191? °WV" Prober* d Aria, smdl 1 1 1 1=13 rained(' a Wining. : harter, lea, aM Ilmes. Wag Newt Me deg/. Iteemed Mitre. tweet.. Ns.. HOLIEST HOUSE. By 0. J. Wenn Mavuas. By the one Author, GEMAL 11011ICIL INGBY (IRAN D. Third VelMilea ATE Mt' Y.NTIt Y. Mini balm THIS I NTERYKETIIII. heaved &Mew lea ed. Parker. Koa Rad Baez., Weil Stew& ON the CLABBIIII - difla sad CIZOGRAPHI CAL DIATBUIETION tha MAKMALIA. With an Aptaradit "Os the flerilla," and " On the liktiantlee and Trans. mutation By tinne, auorrintrn. dent of His Nelerell Mem Departmet a tho 9ritl4 Museum Lowden Peeler. son. and Deers. Wed strand This day. le &mgrs. 141 a.. the hewed Vektelle of the If ISTORY of CIVILIZATION in ENGLAND. 11 Containing the History et Civlllastinn In Spain mut •rot lard. by Halal' Titoism linggLg. Logan . Parker. ft" sag lames, Wog Striuni ILADICAL CVIO ET ILNICTIUNTT. loot •041ased. two,a 1199 soma pate Is . EXIILILOTEI from Dr. CA PL I NI; CASE DOOR. Cootslalag the Domostratlon Sy.tern la Opproltamo to lbw Visa% 3i040 of MIMS% with the It.tinhale of Finials daft To so bad oA IL 219. tatzentarea . snot et the Author's dal Bab Laalttlatt.ot, 9, Yorl. paw., saboratreet. brim SWWBTaindi of 25 OM. each. Half • mile. Mr. thlby's The Steeper, est 10th Stows! w.o. LATEST BETTING. EBOR HANDICAP. fib 1 'gm Lady 'Pree (t f) 6 W 1 Voltelkt (t f) mie 6to 1 VirgEaus (t and off) 100 to It Belly Edmond (t and off) 1000 to $0 Sir William (t) 100 to 7 Prologue (t) The race dinner took place on Thursday evening immedi ately after the races, at the Golden Crosabotel, to which upwards of forty gentlemen at down, presided over by Mr. G. Symonds. The tables were replete with every deli cacy of the season, served up in first class style. The wises wen very choke and gave greet satisfaction. YORK AUGUST MEETING. 1862. The match between Mr. Jaques's High Treason and Sr J. Hawley's High Trea son, is off by consent. HORSES STRUCK OUT OF ENGAGEMENTS. August 16, at 2.15 p.m., Barabbas, out of all engagements in August. At 4.30 p.m., Rapture, out of Egli.= and Do gagements. At 4.30 p.m., all Count Bottliyany's horses out of all engagements op to and including York. August 19, at 9a.m., Paul Clifford, out of alletigaments in 1661 ; Lisbon, out of Betting Stand Plate at ' ham ; Nosepy, oat of City Members' Plate, Oxford ; Nightingale, out of Radcliffe engagements; Matador, out of all engage ments at York, Stockton, Doncaster, and Richmond ; Pbilomel and Lancelot :obbo, out of all engagements Twinkle, out of the King John Stakes, Egkam. At 12.30 p.m., Gloom colt out of the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes, Egham. After 6 p m., all Mr. Gunner's homes, out of Radcliffe mid Eghani engagements : Rommore, out of Nur sery Stakes, Oxford; Tiara, out of the Innkeepers' Oxford ; Acre and Atropin, out of all handicaps published to date. ______ _ _ _ _ _ August 20, at 9.0 a.m., Doefoot, oat of the Oxford Odd Cup ; Hubert, out of Stratton Audio Nursery Stakes, Oxford ; Silksteme, out of Stratton Audley Nursery Stakes, Oxford, Stand Plate at Egham, and Convivial Stakes, York; Repartee, out of Baron Stakes, Rehm ; Pigdon, out of Convivial Stakes, York ; Isis and Lady Bird, out of Yorkshire Oaks and Second Biennial, York ; Blaek Dia mond and Sharpshooter, out of all engagements. At 1.10 p. m., all Lord Coventry's horses, out of all handicaps at Oxford. August 21, at 9.0 a.m., Rouge Dragon, out of York sad Doncaster engagements. At 3.50 p.m., Claire, out of Welter Handicap, Oxford. August 22. at t.O a.m., Maid of Tees Valley, Bolero, and Prince Edward, out of York and Stockton engagementa ; Priam Edward. out of Champagne Stakes, Doncaster; Bo lero and Watehfire, out of Nursery Stakes, Oxford. Mr. Bowes's colt foal lists Declaration) by Ds Clare— Auld Acquaintance, has been named Claremont. BETTING AT MANCHEf3TER.-FRIDAY. BOOR HANDICAP. 11 to 2 apt Lolly Provosts (t) 6to 1 Virgdtoe (t) 9to 1 Cape Flyaway (t) 12 to 1 Prologue (t) 12 to 1 Voltollo (t) 12 to 1 Bally Edmond (I) 20 tol any other. ST. LEGER. 2 to 1 apt Kettledrum It) 10 to 1 Lady Ripon (t) 15 to 1 Dictator (I) 1$ to 1 Imaus (t) 20 to 1 Big Ben (t) Nothing done on any other event. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM nuvre, A t:OUsx 23.—A PPOINTMINTS. —Cap tains W. Loring, C. 8., and J. W. Tarleton, C. 8., to be Aides.de-Camp to the Queen. Surgeon H. Harken, to the Pantaloon. Assistaut-Surgeon W. Roche (A), to the Impregnable, for service at Plymouth Hospital. Assistant-Paymaster A. Hughes, to the Pembroke. Acting-Assistant-Surgeon B. Ninois, to the Pantaloon. Clerks J. G. Card, to the Centurion ; and A. A. Lyne, to the Pantaloon. F. G. Farrow, to the Centurion ; IL W. Motu t the Nacteaus ; E. N. B. Sandy., to the Aboukir ; T. A. Irwin, to the Edgar ; T. C. Barnard, to the Trafalgar ; J. W. Seorombe, to the Hero ; G. Derma, to the Conqueror ; and L. G. Hoddeo, to the Donegal. MALTA, Avoca 18. Her Majesty's ship Marlborough arrived from England on the 10th, and Sir William Martin immediately shifted his flag to her. On the 13th, her Majesty's ship Recruit arrived from the Danube, and the same day her Majesty's ship Crosier sailed for the coast of Syria, with provisions and stores for the fleet there. Previous to her leaving, she received a number of guns from her Majesty's ship Renown, to replace those which oo esaminatiou had been found defective. Her Majesty's ship Racoon arrived from Gibraltar on the 12th, and proceeded to Athens on the 17th. The Scylla left for Sidle on the 17th. a The Neptune and Leander left on the 14th for Sicily and On the 12th her Majesty's ship' Renown arrived from Syris, On her quitting Beyrout she displayed a cook at each mast- I head, but was ordered to take them down. These cocks were made of tin and painted Lbut it appears that in addi tion to these the seamen trained a live cock to stand on the truck, covering hie head up in a bag, which on being re moved, and feeling the effects of the light, he began to crow. On entering Malta there was an attempt to hoist it rat the mainmast head ; but as it was being hoisted Admiral Decree spied it, and signalled for it to be hauled down, which it was, and the man who hoisted it placed in irons. Most of her sound glans were tams out of her at Malta to replace some of those found defective in other shim. The Renown being ordered home to be paid off will take to England Captain Drake and the remainder of the com pany of Sappers and Miners, and will till up with sick and invalids. She is now in the bands of the dockyard, fitting up cabins, but will heave for England on Monday seat. She will not be able to tale all the sick arid invalids, for there are 140 naval invalids ou board the receiving ship Hibernia, besides those in the hospital. Lieutenant Tufoell, of her Majesty's ship Terrible, ex changed with Lieutenant Brome, of her Majesty's ship Renown, and 1 ) r. Ward of her Majesty's ship Scylla is in valided. On the 6th of August, when the Renown left Beyrout, Rear-Admiral Rodney Mundy was very much better, and there would be no necessity for his quitting'Syris on account , of lie health. Her Majesty's ships Marlborough and Terrible proceed to eft on Monday next. Mr. Derry, of the Ist battalion 22nd Regiment, is about to retire f nan the service. There bits been a court-martial on Dr. M'Neill of the 3rd Buffs for iotoxicatioo. The sentence is not yet published. The court•martial on Gunner Reid, of the ltuyal Artil lery, after a very long trial, sentenced him to two years' im prisonment, but his Excellency the Governor has remitted the whole of the punishment, except 214 days' imprison ment The court-martial caused very greatintereetamoug the privates and nen.comruissioned officers of all the regiment. in garrison here. The remarks by Sir Gaspard Le Merchant soil the remitting the punialimeut to V days' confinement appear to have ive" great satisfactioe. Her Majesty ' s ship Scourge with Sir Win. Cridrington asd staff called at Malta es rust,' to Constantinople. She left for her destination on the 17th. and on the same day her Kajestv's ship Foxhound for Coeu. Captain Boyle, of the Royal Artillery, proceeds to Naples on leave in her Majesty's ahip Terrible. LAUNCH OT Till PERSEUS AT PEMBROKE-YAZD. —oo Wednesday a handsomely modelled little steam screw sloop of war called the Yentas, pierced to carry 17 guns, was Lunched from the Royal Dockyard at Pembroke. The ceremony of miming was efficiently performed by Mies Paul, daughter of Commander Paul, of Devooport dockyard. who is here with a party of seamen to navigate the kerseus to that port, immediately after which ( 1 o'clock p.m.) the dog shores being rerroved, she beautifully . glided off into the waters of the haven. Her principal dimensions are as follows: Length between the perpendiculars, 185 feet ; length of keel for tonnage, 164 feet W inch ; breadth extreme, 33 feet 2 inches ; breadth of keel for tonnage, 33 feet ; breadth moulded, 32 feet 4 ioehes ; depth of hold, 17 feet 5 inches ; burtheo in tons, 960 8-94 ; engines, 200 hone-power. Is this instance, and for the first time, in order to the saving of expense, she will not be jury rigged for navigation to Devooport, but merely have her lower mute shipped with sails on them sufficient toll keep her steady, and be towed round by steamers. Mr. Craddock, muter shipwright, having been appointed to Portsmouth, will be relieved in a few days by Mr. Florham, from Deptford. ADELPHI THEATRE. —ME. J. L. Toole &11110U120011 that his annual benefit will take place (previous to to pro vincial tour) on Wednesday nest, when will he revival (first time for twelve years), with all its on effects, The Hop Feelers. The programme also includes the popular petite drama, Owe Toads of Nature. in which Mr. Benjamin Web ster will appear, and there will be presented (by permission of the Council of the Royal Dramatic College) a Richanlsonian melodrama, of intensity and condensity, u recently played at the Crystal Palace, on the ocosaion of the college fete, denominated The Midnight epeeter or, Tine Fatal Serref• Alm, the revival of the Adelphi farce, by Mr. Mark Lemon, called Moamar &wonky. CZYSTAL PILLACIL ONE SHILLING DAY. FRIDAY. AUGUST ?A—Admissions on payment, 2,000; ditto by mans ticket., 531; total, 2,510. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. After our report left yesterday, the resolution I sdopking the report was put and carried unaniniouly. The divideod al 11. 17.. 6d. per 1001. stook wu them t I aimed o -150,688/. for additional engines and stock was voted as aa increase to the capital account, together with 5,3571. ex peoded cm the permanent way. The retiring directors were next re-elected, and a nee lattice was passed empowering the company to contribute say sum net exceeding 10,0001. towards the construction of the Watford and Itickmansworth line, which would be worked by the North Western. The usual vote of thanks concluded the proceedings. SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. The report of the directors to be presented at the fiftieth =if -yearly meeting en Thursday next, and the an nexed *Wausau of income and expenditure for the half year ending the 31st of July last, show that the gross re ceipts for that period have amounted to 562,730/. 6s. 4d. (including 2:1,025/. 19e. 6d., the receipts for steam-boat traffic), sa compared with 563,450 f. 14s. 2d. for the corre sponding period of 1860, or • decrease of 720/. 7s. 10d. on the past half-year. The statement of expenditure on re sume account shows that the ordinary working expenses dining the half-year amounted to 220,730/. 14s• 9d. ; the rates, taxes, tolls, and government duty, to 34,7971. 4.. sd. ; and the working of the steam-packet ser vice to 16,4511. 12s. After providing for the fixed charges in respect of rents, interest, annuities, ference dividends, do., there remains a net balanes of 8041. be. 6d. avail able for dividend en thereedtainy sae= ef company. A dividend of 12a. 68. per 301. Flock, or at the rate of 4/. 3s. 4d. per cent. per annum, will absorb a sum of 154,368/. 15a., leaving a balance to be carried forward of 995/. 10s. 6d., and this rate of dividend the directors recommeni to be paid on Thursday, the sth of September next. Though there has been an increase of 204,719 in the number of passengers carried during the hslf-year,. there has been a decrease of 3.9851. in the re ceipts, arming from the falling off in first and second clam passeagers. The increase in the receipts for goods during the half-year has been 3,8531., arising partly from local and partly from coati mental merchandise =le. The other items of increeas and decrease under this head will be found slated in the revenue account. There has been an increase of 4,463!. 10s. 13. in the charge for locomotive power and rolling stock ; arising principally fro ai the increased mileage run, the enhanced price of coal and coke (owing to the advanced rate of freights), and the greater amount expended on car rime repairs for the purpose of maintaining the stock in a satisfactory condition. The decree's under the head of main tenance and renewal of way and works is 5,6061. The annexed report of the engineer states that the way and works have been well maintained during the half-year, and that renewals of timber bridges continue to be made in materials of a more permanent character. Four teen miles have been Maid with new rails, chairs, and sleepers ; and the line is reported to be in good condition. The outlay under the head of capital account during the half-year has been 198,8471.18*. 7d., lees 1,1131. 195., real. lied the sale of surplus lands. The principal items of expead loy iture have been on account of additional carriages and waggons, 17,1651. 15s. 3d. • new steam Teasels, 28,88. W.; and 130,000!. towards the undertaking of the Charingerees Railway. The expenditure on these several accounts has already received the auction of the proprietors. The two sew steamships building for the company by Samude Brothers and Samuelson and Co. are now far advanced towards completion, and are expected to be ready for ser vice in the course of next month. They will be of the most commodious description, and highly useful in enabling the company to conduct, with the greatest despatch, the exhibition traffic of next year. The new pier at Folkestone Harbour is now ready for use, and it will be possible to land and embark passengers there in all states of the tide. The economy is conducting the service thus secured, and the increased convenience to the public crossing the Channel, will fully justify the expendi ture which has been incurred in carrying out this work. The directors request the sanction of the proprietors to the following further expenditure on capital account, rendered necessary for the satidactory accommodation of the traffio and the proper repair of the company's carrying stock. Eight locomotive engine., estimated at 20,000/. • 100 pas. meager carriage. (60 second class, 20 compositni, and - 20 third clan:, estimated at 25,000 1 . ; =claims' workshops at Ashford, estimated at 15,0001. ; additions to station accommodation at Paddock-wood, Harden, and Heid i:aro ; Dartford, Northfieet, Gresnhithe, and Strood ; Reigate, North Camp, Aldersbott, and Reading ,• Tunbridge Wells and Rye Harbour • and Ashford Schools, estimated at 6,820 f. As ealorised by the proprietors at the half-yearly meeting held on the 30th of August, 1860, the directors have obtained the neces sary parliamentary powers under the South Eastern Railway (Capital Arrangementa) Act, 1861, to enable the company to subscribe to the further extent of 350,000/. in the under taking of the Charing-crew Company, and they now request the proprietors to authorise them to complete such sub scription accordingly. The directors also recommend that Authority be given them to subscribe to the extent of 250,000/. towards the City Railway and Terminus of the same cumpany, under the provisions of the " Charing-cross Railway (City Terminus) Act, 1861." The directors eon. untie to be persuaded of the essential importance to the interests of the South Eastern Company of ',teeing itself in the best possible position with respect to its London ter minal acoommodatiou, on which so much of its continental traffic, as well as the local traffic to and from the various stations on its main line and breeches necessarily depends. Should the proprietors sanction the adoption of these mea sures, resolutions will be submitted to the special general meeting of the company, to be held immediately after the ordinary business hen keen disposed of, authorising the creation and issue, for the purposes of the first.meutioued subscription, of five per cent. preference shams, redeem able at the end of ten years, to the extent of 350,000/., and empowering the directors to borrow on debentures to the extent of 200,000/. for the purposes of the second.meationed subscription, as provided by the " Charing-croas Rail. way ((city Tenniaus) Act, 1861." The directors have hitherto charged directly to current revenue the half year)s interest paid on the preference shares created and under the subscription to the Charing-cross under taking. As this capital will, however, be unproductive during the construction of the new hues, the directors pro pose, for the future, to carry the interest so paid to a sus peer* account until thou lines have been opened for trail, after which it will be charged as heretofore. A re solution will also be submitted for the approval of the pro prietors, autheriaing the directors to exercise the borrowing powers conferred by "The South Eastern Railway (Capital Arrangements) Act, 1861," to the extent of 80,5001., for the general purposes of the undertaking. The directors have felt themselves under the necessity of appearieg before parliament in opposition to the Ramsgate Extension of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company ; as well as the Biekley and Beckenham line of the same company ; both of which nseasnres have, how ever, received the sanction of the legislature. The direc tors, with a desire to improve the service of the tidal trains to Folkestone Harbour, promoted a bill in parliament for that purpose ; but after having passed the House of Com mons, it was thrown out in the lords. The directors pro. poise to repeat the application fur a bill with the same ob ject, should they so determine. The directors regret to have occaxion to report that since the last hilt-yearly IDIOM • ieg their number has been reduced by the death of their much respected colleague, the late Mr. Serjesnt Cross. The directors have sot thought it desirable at present to fill up the vacancy thus occasiooeci." EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. The report of the directors to the half-yearly meeting on Thursday next, states that the revenue account for the half-year exhibits a decrease of 11,1771. 7s. 2d. ; the receipts being 638,729 f. 171. 118. as against 649,9071. 80. 1.1. for the corrtaponding period of 1860. The falling off in the receipts is mainly in the cattle traffic, occasioned by the deficiency of food and the inability of the dealers to keep up their stock during the winter and spring months. To the last very unfavourable harvest and its consequences is to be ascribed the absence of the reasomilile increase of the traffic of this railway, which is mainly supported from agricultural products. The expenditure ou the capital account this half. year in respect of new works and iutseasol accommodation to stations, amounts to 8,535/. Iles 5,1. A sum of 61,058 , . Ti. 4d. has been charged to this aocount iD respect of eegines, carriages, and break vans, added to the rolling stock, exclusive 7 g tre ul flrther addition of 50,961/. 15s. 2d.; which will be charged to the capital account in the ensuing half.year, having been ordered in anticipetrun of the exhibition of 1862 ; also a sum of 2,9001. Is. 10.1. for new cart and waggon stock—nothing having been charged to that account since the year 1853. The result of the undertakiog es re prds the Eastern Counties Company is—that there is a net sum applicable as revenue, after deductin ,, the working ex uses, which amount to 330,5 ' 161 . Ils. 10d. as will be seen byreference to revenue account B, of 198,133 f. 4s. 2d. ; lees iuterest on guanottees and loans, 146,3701. 4s. Bd. ; balance, 51,762!. 194. tid. ; add sum carried over after pay ing December dividend, 1860, 5,620/. Is. ; total, 57,383/. Oa. ; deduct on account of tleferrell permanent way se . count. as per statement, 3,001)1 ; leaving, 54,3831.05. 6d. available for dividend, out of which the director' have de dared a dividend of 16s. 3d. per amt. for the ball -year, being after the rate of V. 12a. 6d. per cent. per annum on the ordinary sham capital of the company, which will absorb 47,3914/. lls. Gel., leaving a balance of 6,9841. 9s. to be carried forward to the succeeding half-year. The work ing expenses for the half-year are 49!. 18a. per cent., as against 471. 10e. per cent. for the corresponding periuel of 1860. The directors have the satisfaction to state that the permanent way and works continue to be maintained in the most efficient manner. The expenditure on this account out of revenue has been during the past half Tar 47,1851. 2s. Id., being as incense/ over the correspond. log period of 18000 l 3,0101. 18e. 9d. The portion of the line between Stratford and Colchester, having bee; laid upwards of twenty years, is now being completely renewed, as account of which 34,0001. has been expended during the half-you, of which sum the 'Bretton think that 18,006/. is a proper charge to be borne by the revenue of the half year, the remaining sum of 15,9951., together with the sem expected to be spent on that account during the conti nuance of the summer, will leave a like sum of about 18,0001. to be charged in the next biali-year's account. The strictest attention is paid to the maintenance of the phint is the locomotive department in a state of efficiency. The directors have the satisfaction to state that the pro jects brought forward in parliament for the construction of BINS from Ilford by way of Dunmow to Bury St. Edmund's, and from Bury to Thetford, and from thence to Swaffbam and Lynn, with a view to effect a junction with the Cheat Northern Railway at Spalding, were successfully opposed on the part of this company ; nod that the company were equally successful in misting the attempt to connect the Bedford and Cambridge line with the Colne Valley Railway, on the part of which latter company an application was brought forward to extend that hoe to Cambridge on the one side, and to the Camp at Colchester on the other. This oomFany was also successful in obtaining the sanction of parliament to the bill introdiseed by them for extending the existing railway at §udbury to Bory St. Edmund's and to Cambridge : the bill for which projects received the sanc tion of the proprietors at the meeting bald on June 30, 1961. Parliament has given its suistioe to the proposed new line from Bishop s Stortford to Braintree, and to the bill for the completion of the Ware, 'Wham, and Bootingford Railway. The directors, Chemises, are sanguine in their expectation that no further attempts will he made to inter fere with the district travensi by the limes of the assn. elated e companies, as they willllo, sufficiently nommtuo dated. A proposal has bees brought ander the notice of the directors, which appears to them calculated to produce im portant advantages to the auociated companies. It is pro posed to construct a line of railway for the carriage of coals from the northern coal fields Li London, by a junction with the Eastern Counties system in the neighbourhood March. The directors think it right to remind the shareholders that a line rid Cambridge offers the best route to the 'north eastern districts, the whole, with a slight ex • option, forming a dead level from Darlington to London. The promoters of the proposed scheme consider that as it will not be necessary that the trains should travel at a greater spied than from twelve to fifteen miles per hour, coals and minerals can be conveyed with profit at a very small rate, so as to compete with the sea-borne coal. The total quantity of coal brought to London from the northern districts amounts annually to about four millions of tops, and if one-fourth of this quantity were conveyed by the pro posed route, a return of upwards of fire per cent. would be secured to the thareholders upon the capital required to be outlaid. As it is proposed not to approach env town so near as to enhance the value of the land required for the railway, it is estimated that the entire cost will not ex ceed ten thousand pounds per mile, including rolliag stock, and as the distance to be travelled upon the new line would be about 95 miles, a capital of 1,0014000/. would be sufficient for the purpose ; and it may be observed that besides the carriage of coal from the north, the line would afford other sources of revenue. The proposed route to London will embram the use of 88 miles of the system of the aseociated companies, and the tolls it is estimated will produce an annual receipt of from 40,0901. to 50,0001., without imposing on the associated companies any outlay to accommodate this traffic. Under these circumstances the directors have felt it to be their duty to give this mea sure their cordial support, and in due time will request the went of the proprietors to their seeking parlhi military powers for the associated companies to subscribe such a sum toward. the undertaking as may hereafter be recommended b y the directors and approved by a meeting of the shareholders. The bill for carrying out the am4munation of the associated com panies will be submitted to parliament next session. The directors are cooperating with the Norfolk and Eastern Union Companies in the necessary arrangements for this important measure upon the most friendly footing, and with every prospect of an sinkable settlement of the terms upon which' the amalgamation is to be effected. The directors entertain a hope that at thetermination of this half•year the pressure in the agricultural districts will have ceased. cud that it may reasonably be anticipated that the traffic will show more elasticity. It is satisfactory to know that the period is drawing nigh when there will be a fusion of interests by the amalgamation, and that the entire concern may then be conducted with greater benefit to the proprie. tors and more advantage to the public. THE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN CAMBRIDGE- SHIRE. The inquest on the body of Thomas Harvey, the Ditton murderer, was opened yesterday morning at the Plough, at llitton, before Mr. Barlow, the coroner for the county. In the course of the morning numbers of people visited the plume where the body was found. Here (about 200 yards from his mother's Louse) stands a hand some elm tree, end to abough of this the body was hanging at a height of feet from the ground. Beneath the tree was the hammer with which the murder was committed, a labourer's ordinary knife open, with a blade about four inches long, the blade nearly covered with blood ; also a piece of the suicides scarf, about 6 or 8 inches long. The murderer had evidently ascended the tree and put en end to his existence with the remaining piece of his scarf. The piece of the scarf with which be hanged himself was only sufficient to give hun a fall of about a foot, and his death agony must consequently have been a must protracted one ; indeed, the body, which was lying in an outhouse at the Plough, gave 'efficient stride's*, of this. One of the most extraordinary parts of the matter is that about • dozen men were at work close under the tree (but it, an ad joining field) for several days, and • straw stack was built up close to and nearly the height of the body without the latter being seen. The jury returned a verdict of " Fele de se," Mrs. Witte is mending slowly. She is sensible at times, and being informed that the murderer was found dead, ex pressed herself to the effect that her mind was eased of fear of his return. The poor woman is frightfully die3gursod, however; one cut from the sharp end of the hammer has severed both lips and gums, and knocked nearly all her teeth out. POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANIL—We are enabled to state that the r%sulations for the maaegerseat of these valuable institutions have been prepared and will shortly be published, and that 300 Post-of ces will be opened for receipt of deposits on Monday, the lath of September. A list of these offices will soon be made public. THE LIBERAL PARTY IN SOUTH LANCAAHIRIL-•-• A numerously-attended meeting at the meet influential among the liberal politicians of South Lancashire was being timid Yesterday afternoon, at the Clarence Hotel,Man cheater. 'the meeting was summoned by a private circular, and reporters were not admitted ; but it is understood the object was to consider how best to provide for a vigilant rod thorough-going attention to the electoral register of the constituency, in the interests of the liberal party. It is alleged that the conservative ascendancy in South Lan cashire during a few years past is, in a great measure, if not entirely, owing to a less effective organimation on the part of the liberals than was in existence from 1844 to 1837. PAPAL Aranerrtna.—At Ponta Landoll°, a village in the Neapolitan states, the Papal brigands received n small detachment of Italian troops with cheep and shouts of welcome, and then sus rounded and massacred them to a num, with horrible fortune and mtVilatious. They tore out the eves of the soldiers, and, it is said, by the express orders of an archbishop, and under his very eyes, cut through the right aria of each Italian moldier at the wrist, " for having carroil a sword against the Holy Father. This village was stormisi lry a few companies of Berwiglieri, and burned to the ground ; but all the women, old men, and children were spared by the troops . When the Bers aglieri entered the villam to demand submission the rebels threw the mutilated limbs of the massacred soldiers from the windows. STOCKPORT, DISLEY, ANT) WHALEY BRIDGE RAIL trAT.—The liale.vearly meeting of the shareholders in tb's company was held yesterday, at their offices M Leadenhalb street; Mr. It. Notnian, chairman of the company, presiding. The report re"omnirriling a dividend at the site of 4.1 per mud. per annum on the preference shares, and 1 per cent. on the original shares, for the half-year ending 30th June last, has already appeared in our columns. Several ques tions having been asked and satisfactorily answered by the chairman, the dividend as recommended in the resort was adopted. There being no other business, the meeting eon ! eluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors. ----- RAILWAY TRAPTIII—The tnittic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending August 17, amounted to 591,4301., and for the corresponding week of last year to 588,896/. ; showing no increase of '.1,7.24f. The gross receipts on the eight railway■ having their termini is the metropolis amounted to 270,4524, umd for the corresponding week of 1860 to 275,1461., showing en increase of OW. The increase on the Eastern Comities railway amounted to 610/. ; on the Great Northern t 0754/. ; on the Great Western to 1,0441. ; on the London and Blackwell to 20/. ; on the London, Brighton, and Smith Coast to 3,591/.; and on the Lon don sad South Western to I,osol.—total. 7,06141. But from this must be deducted 2,071 W., the decrease on the London and North Western ; and &W. on the South Eastern. together 2,703/., leaving the increase as above, 4,106'. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom mounted to 311,978/., and for the correspondiug week of last year to 213,7501., showing a decrease of 1,7721., which, deducted from the increase on the metropolitan lines, leaves the total increase 2,534/. as compared with the corresponding week of 1860. lleapatchem wore received yesterday at the Colo nial-office fruit the Governor of Malta. Despatches were sent to the Governors of the Settlements on the %Vest Const of Africa, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonien Islands, and to the Governors of the North American Provinces. 1: ~~. li ~~,~ i- I ~ i .~ ` N 41 0 11