The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-13 00:00:00

.!'I , :P.N.PER r.7l:lN;it . ~ i---,..-:.0rr71:4 .- *iU.;l:\*‘- (iy,...-..,:r!.. ~. 7 , ... _.; 4 • 7.: friti , 7. , -,.. A........ , - re vr. , •..... a 44 ; I . (7 / • e-C . A Ctt Orptt%%, e e -t No. 4,655.) VOTICE to SHIPPIRB and PASSENOTAB II pre Yd.t ladle end jdashea ahleglis ____osognay• bend l • hip HI DA , ICE.s. t.tea t.ets 0 H rOWITIA Casamerhee. f r tII OO as Alloi 1 . % UTTTA thrset. —Tide fal, se Moe the i.IIIIA L.sstes Hocks .0 the tat el the Ugh tail AB • mei h.. b tausatt west he esellekerei by seas 14.• {10.4 P r•ques6.ll to abiet at o'r.. lls I. na—n of MONDAY, 11411 iset.—Yer Welt ,„ , •111. h U. 14 sacred these ei entelese== 1.. %haus 1.11 DLAY and fin... 51 red kt.ERED BRETT end Cs.. , the talkie cd the Oeirta n Itasntory. I, u . CALCUTTA, at MADRA& —Tb e .01 kevenicUppor Amnion LADY .110CILYN, • t.ruk. 3 , 10.h.ne power. IttbilltatT W. 111 Oememiller. sow *Aim la Victoria UIIIIWCW. Wei leave ea the USA Awed =As. esseettlitatt heserseere ell eat teavtai Oreweeen.l on the gat %wt That mind est dip. UM expert, tne the lons trade. Ire bow theeueetly reef* hes Ant-rate acceemods. tem M peosegers. sod • 11l cam se espetieneed Te Ir Filmed se the WA 4 ...ptemher y the hot .eagtag 641.1 nom. UN imse, SaYhene power. Gew irieesn sow weeder. The herrlss will be eesehmed IS Ohs Ilfi el era err e.e,hee Noah by Ile Ileileerleg rodilm ahem said, : Tema .. T. TheemODL Oemmeithr. 4 1 MX INTER sorra 1.. R. 111176100, Ovammandar. ALEUTTA UIIII .. D. W. Wda. Carmader. I%DIANA .. W. Y. Irepporems. II Y DAVIS Y.* LW/W4 WwWW (wild, $ll nut maga those at lbottions WSW WW l ' Tr 1a Man. URI fq PLAY and On, M, Paths anna-atanik thou. AL/RED Bain sod 150. InadmakikLetzeig. CC .: coral the whew d WO India sad WNW, - (UMW . 11. LC. SICHALD DREW. lannalm7. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN cum's. mons to M1L.1191111N11.. --- NARY WIRT. A 1 tin s Di Zeial supw, 1,100 tens, 'Teal,- lag pods at Jetty. WNW until July, unless pre =hill This mesh lissdish-IGIN /*ppm c..ratratted Ow the Anabolism Inds. Ms PA returned trees her mood nnfora. sad kr wad. amid dealsery el carves, and tabs newsy sac. lot Owe awl sews psdb V ansurpared by any marl aow bowling : has fail and epodes* pop for yeastopers. LONDON to SYDNEY ANNIE. AIWU BOA, • 1 Wu years, special survey, 1,400 tone. So sail Auunit It Tlds magulacest new Rtigilsh built clipper, seed meted under Os special asrodilsaca of Lloyd's serveyoes. lest return' QOM Mr Mg voyage. has established • character Jar enrol out woad dedivery of earns saw roared by any veinal sleet. WEDOS to ADELAIDE ----- OTT OE MANCHESTER. A 1 tea years, IWO too& Oils beau tlhl Orahwilt clipper hen lio greatest pert of her canto es- M 1& embd wr bare the anal dispatch of Mir line. IMN DUN to HI 'ESNa LA\ U. rode/ erreernorM with tli liocenriaml government, and will watt with holawdiste &spat. h. Yree gnats of laud. Postage wirweg. ILLY awl sward& RANA/MLA. Al. 1.001 tam Thir noble chip him bees re• lids& ow assswita el her speed and aconnisiodation, as the =this orelswp. sad will sail fue Morvtini Mar. wow I. the lesina Doche. Erre land trunta. UMW the thorreasest nielatlear. le the easnant el £3O e rrs Li 511 per ow mhos lbelreera pomp by VW ahlp.—All hutherlarteme- Ike elings butogites is JWILLAN, repreeselethe if the Quessaarri Gotenmend : le /AMIN HAMA and Oe ="1• Apeole kr th e Nut Der Uwe ; Ned le T. M. .11N1 Al LlookohelAlml4.ll.C. cwt NVITLY smug CO3LMUNICATION to I V TOIL Olreet.—The 1.11111,001 a NWT sod PHILO DELPHIA STEAM SHIP COUPANT WOW their full posiond tom Screw Steroodripl ac eolltg M QuomMoira keistort women and Osemelohso se W LY /Witt yytirooL /OR ars* TOIL CITY OF lIALTIHORE, Hvoloorday, July IT. AM:UMW, Weslntorlay. hay 14. rrsA, Woloroloy, July al. had .eery oecoreallng Wednesday. Cabin pass ve. 13. 17. had II pineas, acrordlng to the seems. isoslntiou. Forward , guineas. Inelndlna an provisions *oohed. Phreessen or LL arol the Western States booked through on eery advantageous term" Per forth.* porlitatin VWWILLIAM INMAN, St, Water-tenet, Lleerpool ;or to HAVSY, U, Wog RUllem Motet, t Icy. BRITISH and NORTH AMZRICAN ROYAL SLUL 11T2811 SHIM Worm LIVISZPOOL rid 11W YoILIC Wool. sod bosoms LIVISPOOL sod IDUSTOX, Oho Doke lip olloss IS lIALINAZ. Sollowlog or saw ono* on So mil ton firoopooll, Wang at Oast ro .. - 711/2/Cll. amt NEW TOME, adarday. Jab It svatirA. Far la *TON, matarday. July V. 'PUMA. br N Rai YORK, ararday, Aiwa' S. ii=aareaden arl goods toe Norma aad Barak Ma Mt all Nam York: board the IL MIL& Karnak.___ 74..;a174 - 1;;;;11;;;17om wham or boom —To Halifax awl Dodo% aldal SU; aim/ WE% at To New Yost did cola% ___ At MOS to Halifax. Hostas. arl now York Mc Sm. sod II per an& primate. —Apply So J. S. lewd. inaiLIWA Lambs D Carl* aws rod If. Moo do la S.Bar" C. 1.11 C. Ulm, goomagoara ;or *O4 Wow& 1011HILLIPPS, GRAVES, wad PRELLIPPS, A. U. Paa44aas. D.C..A IlmMoira stomas tar the as porta with sr I passommora follows :M s a sal DD. sweAvues. essry Sunday ommloss, at It sfolook. tram Mr Mika sod Parolipt gleam whist. ffina—flabsom, lea ; GA, tTa : return NAM% AI la amot 4111 aL IMllOOlla, own Illnusday r. omaat iL tsesa ths Tame Ps" SI WHIVAL/111. Wsslassday Donn, July 17, from r. Illomstpdoiro. ab aft Ifirsa-61. smi IDs DAM tickets lamml Isms mot OtTATAY RATAL about Thersday. July In, ken litnelydown. Irens. Mi. owl SI to R. WNW& Teendny mobil. July le, trona 1 n. rannliest systumodation for pansuanivra. 11 ht sod gassam awl/ at Clutplin's L niver..l Me, RWBl4knue. (MAVIS, and Pui urns, u. mown% ii.O. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 29, Logo- Liverpool barduteeet laingra, and Wel lemenstee bending, Illeinerlbed Capital. 101.1011,N1L NM up and ememmisind triode 'weed wimse. erramtle Inenesimma et every deserlptien In the port of Los• dm sad Weer/bare treriguebretalsowl. Mb Caraway Ye distimpabed itself by promptitude mai liberality in lie asitlement of Admit WHUGH and BONS (Carpet Manufacturen) V Mg respectinfly tonal stinntles to their inpurlor STOCK of British and Ituriden CAJIPIITS. of dukes Is OM pressing WM. unkable M Ivory styled tin:modes NY sod odor MAI* Oar curtain and tens tun.— Landow Carpet Warebeese, S nod Gesdp-obent. Teinolineccortrread. W. VAST CHAIRS, 00170RE8, sad BMX ij MOWN 1111011111111lrw •••• of tan wed ample.* and Ng Mai imam. lot •do ta • wt 7 man Wu* for 'ma OM •bon ma went and tavola.% ors. -Wrhishisp. natir/151 SPERM OANDLIES, la. 4d. and la OIL ; aa. Ilirtaid; ma; 19. ad. ; lesaagenusiwaa, kat ; TEN Ili. ; Gams gni. la Id.: Mira ea; la ; patio spans. It 14. : sompials. Wet, OK, WK. mg 114. ; aislans kit Mow'. boar. missims. ; ; Or. 741.; modis.l+l. Lolaa on, la 64 ; yaw NIP. sok Ma, NIL, sod Goa par IlMa. ; ; old nomi anaam. kat per padmt gamma owa wlaraa la: .kits W144444.1a. bossy. la 114. ; Peas, an. absea4,sL IL ea* aS M. P. Dania SW SOW slainiab wow Wok ot. Is. Cirrbeiress. laatka. W .C. C9A/A by &raw etairser sad Railway.- 1../ mown maLlooloM Cid Osi—LEA asd Railway. Orme MOM IPIMOZ Balsa sad ME M=_ Wallas& Ye bul her b Ur. Ammo from Sr by mow Ouseses. IlarOmpsel.1111.: mak Lk. 131.113 D—by RAM- Way: slors... - ms s ,+ ; *ow PL I" "L. O Ot. s —ooost D Ono. erwal. O WN. pen et Maim Al wan le le home ad OD LIU real Ow. Olist sem. MOO Lim latory 111Wros. klmilos. D.D. No apses omployeL DR BSCHANE DOMESTIC =Dionte. an of ~7 dims& MINT mu& tor sureirmi liasssik assdAmsibise this la. 41e. sad MAI CIUMWIT. kr MI skis sniporm. tair d na val ann em atz ba star reiraTtert Cls ft assmius sod moseseist *Mow Issaisimmi tram mom swim, rfl i lj essis csal l isos se ill=eldedis mod spasmodic strielmm ani ver a l al Om mime Sims smnsidag mod lassomisp ever, IM„ isar cammilial sem IS Paysimmo silMse M.b samplamodas sad Ilkidtests Gelb M. hawk" sow 1.--0111.11111. MAN sod Cas„ a deoromm• stoom, 0th.4.46.4 ImeMom W„ emoi modisims Mrowsmisd IN Psrig4 11111140110 was. Ts be lad al MI sisamsda apsels Domlisp. 1/4 lambidindldosi • Xemboly. IL Sri" U oahrisinst : Ummet. ; Raw, Climpai ; limper. : Ku.; 'l%Mare. Weak larboaiitap s Oincechureb-strest ea. Mem& larka. I)R. JORDAN'S APHRODISION, the PHOB - XLLYIIce TOPIC.—The pew (divided f . L 1111.106: WO 411 PINOIMIA/0 Palls, Quidse, lea. ia., esetatelag lib essesUal sensiStresta ths brain, and nerve sub tlis• •• —Great pherephitel sod shekel vessereh has led to the ✓ u•nrry of this herslarbla nerdy is Ns priers parer rata serer. to ohs part, and laroewat le as proem be Me warierfad afterrisr immediate re W, and Prnameently evens .be Wise hress entre sad IV W Ur ammo and wearake apermatrophy i dl i es= al a tr Warps. Walden la —Proffered 44 the LAOIS J. ,ferZ ei r. D., Member of the zo , I . Licentiate the bee• B :lims lbilsbargh, Sc., el aa : either e(7 Nen. Italmehaak• W awes eel eon. as Lase draft the ,!snsilsas reaterathe posers dOhs rib diesewered 111=11141111 sablestler el Pbrephates, Prinine, mad Its.. te. bowe a• lb. &Meander, pries to it by, post It let ,• ••Trestie• draws of the lectra" . lls. ed by past fa lei : tar wen aed their Ressedfes ~ by pat to let : " Meow lbv Me,' la, by peel 14 seriph 410 e, Se les had altar Auditor, cleorprehresk Iffieeverageme, taaiaa. w. Mom el mos estelaa tree 11 bp 1 add to S. Is. leraliestioa see Mediae s'seher. leadie Apse :—Darelay sad Sea. TS. Pardo:Oar j i r " lieebef. R. Pa& euinirch. ; render, Ida ad ."'sej• se Wonderer; Atter, 4, Mewl& Mew, ai '54 Willis.. leadtaarMee ; 7e. inneleralt "Tea ; Praia tit ; sad et all erudite thnrphort .. / 1 4. Prices lis. per Wale, or four Ila Walt sis cad RMa : 1 14 r sae cLataliane three Ma bottles, a 5, wlth.b saves &I lb. LAST WEEK d the GREAT GLOBS Lieedereyearr. Sethi whets bending, laded. tarDieremas of Now Sealrad.o.loL bth" doWnn, and the the Wafture of the Ira. the Model of the firth, the efleseellettekt Lectures. fa. te.--opea hen le in. till 10 p.m. EVANS'S MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS. Gentian= meet ma maid sway Waft liactary u rosy. flydnefsaisafeabls Nowlin* Tbello4l Family ad lb* Massicaa Mrolkiss elepat petforsuaess, sups. nor to anything yet wen Y. .part swum Glom Madrutala, and Maw* tool Mule, Ism Slis nails element of the entevada. QTZVIINS and SON, Wine anti Spirit Mar kJ chains --rmoths Wl%et eapedor. gelidity —TORTS form the wood. ± 7 s., vim. superior, 245, . ditto superior old eroded. Ys.. Ms., Sas.. dew per dozen. NH ElLittEd, gust, 275, Els., tine. 428., Ws.. :As per dozen. Missals. Ilscallas, n, rA per Armes. CHAMPAGNE, 3e8., Ma : disks brands. Os. Stn. 72n . ditto, Is plats Mm. • 245, pavanin Manila Sehartzberi, fee. . ditto. sparkling. o ggare dimes% Whoa al caber descriptions equally reasonable. se gellvsnal fres wialdn fire nines. Tarots, Cub. liskagsgabselansa Wltlin. THE GLADSTONE CLARET, 12s. per dozen quarlk b. Id. pieta. I. • pure French wine ; doe M. Julien Iltent. Isa wets, 10a ed. pints: genuine Port mid Sherry. SM. per dosser esmeLy sold at Ma.. The Sherry is Mghtsiimem mended as i pure dinner ides ; and the Poet. from pr. Meaty maimed la wood, Is St Ike 12111Telillge WO or kyles we. so my he require& 91.1 crusted Port, tram des. WSW Terms melt. —JAIIMS Y. 110CLLA24,14111, Illeame-street, LW. 17 . A.LUE8 of GOLD. —WATHERSTON and BILOODIK, for the Information of the Public and thetr suniensee Putnam beg to make the fogosrine announcement re garding the YALU' of Gi )L1), feeling persuaded that the inte rests of the kir Wrier sad thiscic will be Mike protected by Use wide dregid d know on thls subject. ect. Gold being divided tete 24 was cleats . follows that gold of 16 mrses Sou, Is 1f eamls../11 g SI 0 corals .. 6 11 10 worth .44 0114 17 emesM.. e 0 1 I carats .. I SI per ouzo,. 16 camas.. ils 71 7 aerate .. I 111 mule.. 6 1 $ cerele.. 1 6 carats .. 1 SI U carats WWI 14 carats.. 1166 6 carats .. 17 II ebesdard) II 17 104 11 carafe.. It 6 0 4 aerate . la 111 , tl amts.. 114 6 lf cereta.. 1 1 II e carats 15 76 (aisle.. 14 11 earele.. IIS 1 1 carats .. 7 1 le emus.. e 7 1 II carste . 110 44 1 carat ... Itl Ilbsembeeeep, IS. Maaruotaaorsaa Omemtmarden, W.O Lades. dims mails M Mame sod &mew tar Ls. each. i. 3. TM min.ems doses at 6 la 1116 egol lg, lid — a — a saiiiisii aro dart MR. KIM' (AMEND WEBB MILES) NZW /MOM AND AUtUMN BTOCZ Mr Ihe Waddrerd ketek ASOOLA TINURZWA. Is sow neer arm* tat !wedded. Won TISINSIII wen errard by Mr Mile.. Whew try arra Is Td. BROOK 4TINIT, tavggrAit. rd rho Is sr cereeled rib rig pros ritrug aa4 &Or Uri la Ws roc NOTAILIINID 110 IfIIUtUAIT. riiHE OIL/SKATED " INDISPENSABLE A. REIT," Is as Imoome misty of patterns sad tortorot alts Walking, Wins, Wantng, or lastooto. trots SOL to TOL, to be *Maimed emir ol 1 MO US amot lON. Omar of Minorite owl Al Not Word amok ostoir a r k lboliotrost. Come of Tottooloull god Isolos-tooL Imasid mad ariiii;A: "YeataYm. G U N B.—To SPORTIMIN.—Tbe present ty widow °elm itssit.-4). to WHISTLERS, 11, o w r i pos, Its Oolden.cross DLOrvugh his stock • Na ND.R AN D BRIECII soDING GUNS, SINGLE as UUUBISBAYIf.ELLAD ELAM of every sort and Sosorlottem, also REVOLVES: 4 . by Mao boot London makers. ▪ wo_ry doseriptims et amoomutios. Ibe.—WHISTULS. Sloss& WC. —K.B. E. W. will Will saylklig to ossisamp. QII:CTACLICB, Iroved by HARRIS and 1..., SON, will most cartel tie *Y. DeiSsr cannot be awls. Steel, witb c Sr pebbles, IM : sleek wttls Z:la to lea Hold aed Meer Speeteeles sort ise-Glares s k t variety, at squally low pima Harris's Prospect Mass, Ilk MINA tree. THOS. NAB= mil lON, Opticians to the Bo* 119 •41. olltroli, the BM* llmseast Oates, Loudon. Bobablibed UK Osatlea.—No baveileis employed. 110NDS PIRMANZNT NARKING INK 113 tthe erldlesi), ter waikkg es nom Wk. or oottoa. lie- Wee as pnweesties. ad le try tar the beet. Notiee.--1 *eerie that se obsess; eke of the wenuese hes ewer yet been prepared. esd that each liettk hears the whims on the btbel. te. Low km, West Sandia. oty. IC.. where it way be obtained whelemele awl rete% end at inset ikusgieta medicine vendor; stalksere, ea. Is the naked likeyram. Moe la per both.. THE ST. PANCRLO LEON WORK COMPAISY.W.D PAN LOAD, N.W. Nis Ntiroarera and Norsolacturers of Palma Wreur Iroa arable Mingo. Praia Nay Rack. Versals Parrot Mawr; Pabst Collar Bar has Narilor. Galt Coboo Wmorvakirlia. ork. 111.IIIIT1ATID CAT/MGM Niles WARM WEATREL-EIMMELYI TOILET VINIGAZ will be band puled red kw the toltet or W. or as • rovMas sent A AA- Inflammable son to be rod it Manors =lr e ap!rtal ar r imi tor fumigates. OW Dr. lathsbys o =l. —III4IIIL, Palms" to the Quots,ll4 Illmod. sod U. SOUND and warn TEETH are indispensable he ream& atUseekso. wed to health and or by the wriketket of food. IIOWL&NDEr ODONTO, Posit • white powder emptied et the ottokoi end nut reehortei=we rif the ortewist herhal. It oallegotes larterons to Week add swarm • pesetibe wite to the ewwwelled newt ; armee the fa~ of deem of the talk awl banes • beeithy adios the brow aim treat the solishriewi and of the Odosto, Weise a peony awl fragrance truly to Ile =lr. Price la ft pee hen. Caution . — The mode " bow. bloste," dn, are on the Wad, and " A. liewhied rod Ow^ SO. liattomperdes." cal the government Amp. laid hy thew, wad by elteediln owl perfameve. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has Mem. during broMpive pm. OMPtliticalii gape' timed the melba yeedmies. mal valvawdly accepted by b r i o as the bad reatedy tar acidity of the stomach, wok and hansaction, aud as a mild ape Ant bit debuts seastlaehees, nose tally for ladles aad diadem. Cambial with the Addatated Lemon ilyrup, it forma as sesesabie daseeht, la 'daub it. aperient quali ties are mash Issnasal DrYal Mt .room, and la hot elhaates. the see p ee di e at Ws and spot remedy bee bees MEd boesdelaL—ltsealletared (with the utmost satia tion le mod partly) by DINNIVORD and Co., 171, New headdfrese. lend= : sad sell by all respectable siembes Hama-w{ sesplr. AA lINVIR FAILING REMIDY. Dr. WOWS BILIOUS sad LIVID PILLS i trs= ray Datuirlal laaraakat, tam tits will be Waal lavalarbis to all war raw treat ig tors tad Itrur willlWWW.balbrattoa. triad, trarata, raallassa. Dads= at tie art Der lablasal • araitsu i t i away sperlara ma& awl se punier of the airy Ire truly ritaillowl aaaaw la Oar apanaloa bed tbe slows* nay appoilla prearoto ttlipatloa. sad Mireautbm Ds abide ascreas wariam.—Orbt by lama b" sad by nog la bons. la IN. sad N. e re tat tot lie. Int= mad Lim Pflla grautao ars • square par prekrau with William Wawa. Mt Jana? o.rtratt. - saurayal ra the @lndite. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. OCIJULL. Is published Ude do. July IS. L Perak, Irdnentlos tagleni L Lliiwrary ltemaless el Albert Dane. PAW.. 4. Novels of roma Oshallsvo. S. Maeda um, of tams. I. 21. Ceentess of Albany, the Lout 'Warts. sad Alfieri. 7. lbsette ow Clvilisetio• la Spain sad Iketlaarl U. Ds Cnellers arestartel Adventures. O. Omen lelsessMite la Italy. Laden: Imams rid Oa idlolorgb :A. sad C. Mack. CIABLIII MACKAY'S NZW MAGAZINE, MAY WWI. No& 1 ee4 2 ow ready, SI. ash, ROBIN GOODFELLOW a Weekly Journal of led awl Ilstlos, easdssled % Curiam a. Macs" LLD. OM" ISZ Ylese•seat. L. ACRITICAL sad GRAMMATICAL 0031- x imam ST. PAUL'S 1111111,31. lig (Mum J. =mom ILA. Dias Itsagor. mg Priam at Waft. nags Owes. Linda GALATLIIML war 1/111sa. tiro& Oa M. IL 1 11Ia Mead 11:z is pt M. PAIIIVILAL MPUITIAL lea ed. IV. 1 , 11111,141" COLOMBIA" all erill=X. V. TILWIZIANfI. 7a ed. um — res7iiii:soia; 874 Douro. Weil sense. This au. Second Edition. octavo, Ulu WITORIOAL LECTURES on the LIFE of 001 Mira CHEAT. Being tbe Ileistue Lectures T•ar UK By C J. Ewan, ED., Dec at Sarter.ead Prievanr of Invtatty. Kiag's landon. Loudon . Parker, SUL and Down, Wed Strand. This day.~ prim fa, ensemental cover, BORDIRILIFLBS. By GunAvsAniAan, Aulal '• Praises newer," te. It is impossible ter Memo todevkt more startling mem of Indian life, or to lespro more thrill* interest. Loofa : Word so 4 Lock, Me Yleetetrost. DI. MITES ox NIELVOURNINI„ azisciaz, DIONITIT, dta pm! treekimillit Yam kor ir A ° "327ACIAL Yea Übe oAlla s Ta A - a. COBB or 10111111A111112 DOCLINI 1 MAW. with plias dime= ON ported rootoreliow to hem sod vigour, Os rode twoity-livo goon' moreeedul practice la the trostutoat al thaw perallin own= awl saintreS diseaseti will& teod to embitter iml dies" 1116. L. .1. L anivi& lA Aiterresmor•ec. Lesice. Comoaltalloos, 10 WI & rd. to & "We MN se belitaUon In raring therein be 111611116/1 at society I h am vi goo boot mill not be fund oodul--vritethor ouch poem boil the 1611610 of a parent, proosiolor, or &wawa I Locate : Mao. hit Ccorahlll ; tad I. AWL Nit Whild&No& LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1861. FROM LAST NIGHI"S GAZETTE. BANKRIFPTS. Jose WitiMMoir Bemog, Sea-stmt. Dishorgate, picture trams seeker, to amender Jdy Mdt ii, and August Si at 12, at Assingliallatrest Set, WetheeSeld, Devon-aqiisre ; eft mtg. Bell. Colenisnotreet-belldhim. ISme Sanwa, Philpot-lanit City, wine merchant, July 24 at 1, sad Lucid 23 at 11, at Basiughallstreet SM., Hemmen and Nicholson , College.hill ; o ff . auk., Canna', Bssinghall sinal MART AM, Pam Jonas, Backinghamstreet Mead, licensed victualler, July 24 at 12, and August 23 at 2, at Basinghall- Most Mho., Wild and Barber, fronmongertane ; off. amis., ' 1 \Whitmore. BaMsghallatzesa. Remy mosig, Meehan - um, Essex. furniture dealer. July 23 at 2, and August 23 at 1, at Broingiudtstreet. Sol., Wells, Moorgateatmet : off. sang- Whitmore, Basinschalletnvet. JAMBS YIUUSULICS. luirtansw, Brighton, coal merchant. July 24 at 11, and August 23 at 14, at Bashatiall-street. Sols., law. ranee and Co., Old Jewry-chambers ; of. ask., Came, • - - I Jose On mon Anlillikra Cliarlesetreet Hatton en, licensed victualler, July 26 at 121, and Airing 23 at Ili, at liaslairluill• street. lict. Edemas, burWvarelnn : Mt Mg., Casual, Basinghalletreet. ' PAM:II Baum, Paddington-green. and West.-place, Islington, lead merchant July M at 114. add August 36 at I, at Basing. hall-Area. R 1.., Lawrence and Co., Bread-street, Cheapaide ; of. Mg., Whitmore, Basingballstmet. LUAUS Derails. Euston•ried, and Taritonstreet, Gordon square, gas meter manufacturer, July 2* at 14, and August ti at W, et Inahrighalletreet. Sol., Landes, Bedford-row : off. amfg., Edwards, ilminatialletreet. ROMs BALI., Great tt arley, Essex, army clothier, July /6 at l• 11. astAngsma IS st It 4, at Mishighallelreet. Sol.. Preston, Broullatreabbuildings, City ; off. swig, Edward., bedughall• steel JOSSIM imam, Methley, Yorkshire, grocer, July IN and =llo, at 11, at Leeds Court. bola, Rayner, liorbOry, ed and Barwick. Leeds: olf. &sag., Hope, Leeds. Brans!eroliter MrrHeoll, Kinspiton.upon-linil, provision merchant, July hi and August 21, at 12 , at Leeds Court held at Kingstoe.upon-llult bola., Lightfoot and Co., Hull, and Patinae% Hull : off. swig., Carrick, Hull. Jogs Barroe. Hereford, dealer in corn, July 96 and Alumna 16, M 11, at Birmingham Court. Pole, Harrold, Hereford, and Messrs. Wright, Birmingham ; off. Mg., Whitmore, Bir mingham. CIIMILits Coerce 1, Cannock Chase Bumtwood, Staffordshire, builder. July 26 and August IS, at 11, at lllrmtughani Court. Sofa., Jackass, West Bromwich, and Messrs. Wright, 131r mingtuun : off . assig., [Mims, Birmingham. Joni Ounaer lesam. Stamford, Uncolushire, Ironmonger, July 23 and August 20. at 114, at Birmingham Court held at • Nottingham. Soh., Shepherd, Rise-lane. City, and James and Kuight, Birmingham; oil. male., Harris, Nottit Waists Roams, UM Mourhouse, Devonahlre, butt?, July 112 and Sept. 2, at 124, at Exeter Court held at Plymouth. Sole.. Mworthy and Co., Plymouth ; off. Emig., Hirtnet Meter. 1081lie4 \Vomiter. Wittua, CMhire, draper, July 22 and August 16, at 12. at Liverpool Court. Sot, Cheshire, Northwich ; off. amis., Bird, Liverpool. ' JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Winer, INVEsTnlarr C..nrANT (Lierratu. July 83, at 12, at Basinchall.street-petition for winding-up. INUOLVINT PRTITIONILIM, AT PORTUGAL-STREET. BMWS On OoltnlNSlONin LAW. July 26. J. J. IrarthM, Cherry Carden-Mee& Bermondsey, blarhamith-C. J. Fora. Dept d, plumber -W. Lonergan, Brighton, traveller in the wine trade-8. Bombing, Union street, Horton New-town, baker-J. B. Adkins, Chamber's • street, timalman'ellekla, journeyntaa cork cutter-41. Marks, Long-alley, Finsbury, looking.glars maker-J. Page. Ferry. place, Poplar. shipwright-W. C. Child, York-road and George yard. King's-cruse confectioner. July 29. J. B. Wilkes. Great aeon:Vs-street Paktum, clerk to the Coleraine of Council on Education. MONA 111. 001111/IMulint 111011018. July W. W. T. Jervis, Temple-street, Hackney-road, and Cresalane, City, printer-Margaret SClntosh, Torrington. square. Bloomsbury, lodging-house keeper-H. T. White, stain ford-street, Blacithiareroad, general commission agent -W. Beeson, Twyfordetreet, Islington. Hemmed cab proprietor-M. Scherineky, Pelham-street, npitailleids, general dealer -C. AMA, Ozlordetreet, baker -F. Bauman. Mdmouthetrtat, Grays-inn-road, emingssion agent-W. T. Mem% Page-street, Westminster, late paymaster in toe Customs. Jetty 27. S. Ward. Rotherhithe.wall. grocer-C. 0. Lidigoid, Daker.threst, North Brixton, carman-B. Area. Chigiette usMereti=equare, and John-street,, Tottenham-court-road, . Stevens, een., High-street, Houton, dairyman- J. D Raker, Cheapside, City. cheesemonner-H. H. Jacobs, New. ingtemareseent Keaningfon.road, travelling jeweller-T. W. Ward, Bethnalscreen, and Waterlane. Tower-street, wine mar. chant-C. N. Wilcox, Coburyhyilace, Old Kent-road, and Greal Toweraireet, City. Minimbialon agent-R. Warrener, Canton ment, Peckham. and Ticelturst, Sumer, surgeon. July St G. Tennant, King William-street. Strand, lodging , house keipm•-11. Cohen, Royal Mint-street, Tower.hlll, marine star. ilealer-C_ Knight, Kinptonon-Thames. Surrey. innitia man's madman -O. Cardwell. Stockwell-place, Lambeth, grocer-Z. 0. Pinkie, Biufteld.road. South Kennington , general of the Angel Anna-W. J. Brooks, Aldengate-street, nryMer-J. Thurlow, Queen's-r oadll-place. Villas, Haverat,ock.hi 11, uilder -W. R. Horne Fltaroyequ are hames Intim, Surrey,, Rime chemical bleacher-Rosanna , Dup eM le Fray, Adam-street East, Maneheeter.aquare, spinster-J. Min mons, George'eplace, Holloway, Mina dealer-J. Huniphem Alfreastreet, ilempton,- scholastic teacher-J. H. Theubaht 011oodmieydesmee, Ishin. aoeountant-V. Salmon, Weg mnalibMagirm, hriamerftid. shoseaahar. DICLADATIONB OF DIVIDENDS. ROOMY OMB= WARD, Queen's-terrace, Chelsea, linendraper 1M dividend of M. lid., July 18, and three subsequent Thurs days. re Graham's, Ismanstreet. THOMAS Ruse!! 111nakatt, Hedenham, Norfolk, fanner-Ist dividend of 3s. 54., July 18. and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's. Colimanetreet. TRONA/ JOlll IiaIt&HALL, Bishopegateetreet Without, City, engineer--Sid dividend of fild., July 18, and there subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. WILLIAM IMMISLL, Tottenharnecartroad, leather seller .363.5',- 2nd dividend of 1114. 6 7.1&1., July 18, and three subsequent Tbundays, at °rebus's, Colemsn.street. Joni Onasen Masan, Churchetreet, Wineries carpenter-2nd dividend of *L, July 18, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, C.Mmanetreet Roam? Wonter, Newgate.street, City, provision merchant-let dividend of Is. 1144.. July 18, and three subsequent Thursdays, M Graham's, Colsominatme Blank PAWS, Bridport, Dorsetsbire, machine maker-Ist dint. deed of ins &1., an Tuesday or Friday, at illirtzers, Exeter. RICKARD BARKS, Itartesple , Devonshire, general smith-let dividend of 4s. 7d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Masers, Exeter. Jowl Lewis, She Meld, steel manufacturer-3rd dividend of 6fd. and Ist, 2nd, and 3rd dividends of as. 64i1., July 17, and foe; subsequent Wednesdays, at Brewin's. Sheffield. Onnitl3ll ASFIWORTH, Manehileter and Rosendale, Lancashire, cotton spinner -Ist dividend o 144.. any Tuesday, at Pat's, Manchester. Thrones Brom. Manchester, grocer-Ist dividend of 3s. 6d., any Tuesday, at Potts. Manchester. .1011 DAVIS, Manchester, manufacturer-tat dividend of la. 1144., any Tuesday, at Potts, Manchester. WILIAMt Mom, Macelesneld, boot manufacturer-let dividend of le., any Thesday, at Putt's Manchester. TIIONaII SAVAGI, Mmlogleld. smaDware dealer-Id dividend et le. iIK, any Tieetay, at Hernaman's, Manchester. IlAnia WiAlti, Church Coniston, grocer-Ist dividend of la 1144., any Tuesday, at Hernamiufs, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Amnia 2. Misabeth Copeland, March, Cambridgeshire, grocer -Awed B. L Dallamore. Peterborough. baker-August 2. J. J. Calverley, Peetedown-road, Beide-vole. builder-August 2. 7. de WORM! Mescory-conrt, Tower.hill, wine merchant- Amara S. M. Beset, l'pwell, Norfolk, brickmaker-August 2. I. Tara, Rugby, Warwickshire, boot maker - August 6. T. MirW C Highway, Walsall. Staffordshire, ironmasters. ailall, Staffordshire, farmers-Auanst 2. W. R. Marshall, Durham, eseper-Angust 2. B. Robinson, lisdderstleM, cloth merchant-August 2. P. Whitelock. Leeds, grocer-August 2. R. AM. Beedlyd, Yorkshire, gun maker-August 2. T. Holt, Leeds, retailer of hear-August 2. J. Turner, Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer -August Z. T. Barton, Liverpool, tanner. CERTIFICATES to be treated, unless came ho shown to the sea trary on or before the day of /meting. Aggro& B. T. Colley. Princes-drest. Wastrolaster, grocer- Ansel IL J. B. Cough. Thebertonstreet, Islington. amber mer sheat-Amest B. R. timid, Newmarket, St. Men's, Suffolk & T. F. Diamond. Blue Bosreourt, City, warehouseman - 6. I. Judie& jun., Wharf-read, City-toed, manulac. Meer of patent furnaces-August I. W. Dugard, jun., Lnpworth, , Werwlekattre, coach plater-Auguot 2. J. Maniacs. Birming ham, seals heard manufacturer-- August 2. Anne Boyle. Lem ma, Mier In boots-August 6. 8. W. IL Wade, Leeds, wine mardient. DUtTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. &Mad and D. M'Leen, Spalding, Lincolnshire. drapen- B. J. sad J. awards, Oluecesterotreet, Clerkenwrll, . Pittway and W. Pittway, Kirby-street, Hatton. W. dread= easker s heetar : l ea t Cl N Ty w de i u r t, T. Swain/kit Id Peel, W. 0. F. Peal, and W. H. Peel, Manchestar. ware hommen, so tar as regards W. 121154-T. Tyerma and R. Booth, architects-1. Metge and P. O. MSoughlin. Zimmer% . ommission and general assrensitle-A. 0. Wiltshire and W. leach, Bucklersbury, City, tobacco and snuff manufacturers- T. M'Carthy and J. 0. Barley, Liverpool, ship store dealers , 0. Wonitenhohn. G. W. Allan, and J. S. Cockings iezerntor it W. Campbell, decessed;, rally Oak, Wcecestershire, wrought l sail manufacturers -C. 1.. Richtering and J. P. lest Kingst,e. Mon-Belt ship brokers -J. C. Leach and A. WMath. Liverpool, . skip stare dealers-R. D. Ridley, 0. Pickering, and it. Nixon, Grestal BMWs. City, WM merchant& so far as regards R. E. Shiny-T. P. Pick and J. 0. 8011, Liverpool, oil merehant*-W. • Pm, and S. S. 'Pickett, fisethreek, Gloucestershire. wool , dsalers-L It. Cresswell and Y. (Mem% Wolverhampteu, Stal -1 fordshire, Iron broken-B. Sharp and H. Shaw. Huddersfield, Yorkelgre. woollen merchants- J. Pickett, (deceased and W. Trlekett, Load Brook, Workable% lire clay dealers-R. Ritchie and T. C. Ritchie, Kingston-upon-Hull. drapers-T. Goodwin , sad J. Watson, Sleights, near Whitby. Yorkshire, trunmasters- IL Cocker. J. Cocker, and A. E. Eccles, Heeppeey and Anglesarke, lanesablea cotton manufacturers-T. H. Armssuog and J. J. William Manchester. lead merchants-T. Hewitt and E. West brook, Liverpool, tea dealers-C. Y. Clark, A. Achesou, ant W. Clark. Welverhampien. Stalordshire, coal merchants-N. Ager, T. Mapsca. Audi FM, l'pper Ebury.street, Pimlico • builders r -L Maces well. lleggridge, Reading, Berkshire, hairdnesers -8 Beadle sad,. Peters, Lee, Kent, builders-0. Herbert and E. ILong, Nottinghem schoormeaters. SCOTCH 111KIHRISTRATIONS. Mem Bums, Ilisegow, picture dealer, July 10, at the Crow JA H littlA U SAIILII7 Halquiest, Ayrshire, farmer, July 2.3, at the Mr Hotel. Ayr. , MAIM= BUM almmar, dmalter, July 19, at the Faculty Halt Glasgow, f DAVID LUMLA.IIIIS, When& Forfarshire, wood merchant, July 10, at the County and Commercial Hotel, Forfar. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER On Thsuiday afternoon the ceremony of opening the Mar gate line of railway from Whitstable to Herne Bay took piece under the most favourable circumstances. The line runs from Faversham through °messy and &exalter to Whitetable, where the first station is erected. The exteenion to Margate is progressing. and will be opened about July or August next year; and then is• bill which has pained the House of Commons for further extension to Barnsgate. The line opened on Thursday appears to have been very carefully =attracted, the motion OIMM train beiDigas easy as oould be desired. SPORTING INTILLIGANCL LIVERPOOL RACES. --THITIAIDAT. HANDICAP Rpm of 50 son. T.Y.O. CaStai.t,Ceniette Reaper, h 7 Heiner Wi, 3 yrs, tot lib Inc (A. idiviuds) 11 Mr. Seed's cemiceisaa. and. Pal 4 lb (L Snowden) f Mr. Hayed" Abel. 4 yrs,ilet all, (E. Taylor) IS Betting Ito san Hei, and 5 to 4 apt Cumberland. Won In a castor by two lengths. Tun LIVERPOOL er. Liana of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olik One mile and tbree.quarters. Mr. Merry'. Martight by Chanticleer, list 13110 due Mb ele (H. Cony! sr. o. Time Sumter Sitars of 15 aura. each, with 50 added; 2-y r-olds, 7st 4lb ; three, 2st ; f and g a ll owed 21h. T.Y.C. Mr. Sascia's Brown Duchess, by the llying Dutchman, 3 7m. sat 31b iin. slb extra) (L. itnowdem) 1 Uspteln Coates's r yrs, tot 'Aldor 2 Lord Stamford's Baaerino, 2 yrs, 7st Mb (1.. ath extra, (Bdwardill Mr. Merry's c by Wild Denali—Vs* f yrs, 7st 410 (U. Covey) 4 Colonel Towneley na Silkstone, 2 yrs, 7st ' (H. Grlmshaw; 5 Betting : even on Brown dohs., 7 to 2 apt Hesper, sod sto 1 agst any other (offered). Won by half a length ; • bad third, Tax YOLVIINUX CUP (Handicap) of 400 son., consisting of _esti; j. f plate, vain. 500 son., and 200 save. in mile, ~.byt ..4 4 .1 of 10 MEL O. Si: fesienulir "'"" rays Asleep, by The Plyise Dincitmeen, 3 yrs, we go vs ylei 1 Lord Slumlord's Una, 3 yrs, eat Mb g ' Mr. Merry's Mr William, 4 yrs, 7st Itilb (I (TetltZl Mr. Hargrearee's Horace, 4 yrs, 744 41b Colonel Tonneler • Teeitio Inger. 3" est 910 (ear. est iolb) J. Snowden) 5 Mr. Treen's Chance Shot, 4 yrs, 7st (H. H orace 0 Sett*: sto 2 apt Lava, 3 to I each agst Horace and Yorkminster, 5 to 1 apt Sir William, and 11/0 to 15 apt Antwerp. Woo in a canter by four lengths ; two lengths between the second and third. WELT= HANDICAP of 5 son. each, with 50 added. One mile. Mr. Inekters Wynnstay, by Rifleman, 3 yre Est 121 b tine Mb extra) (H. Ortmshsw) 1 Mr. Phillips's hard* 1 yni, tot (Inc Mb estra) (L. Snowden) 2 Mr. Hope's Chimer, 4 yn, 10et 121 b (Inc elb extrs) Beda) Betting : sto 4 on Wynnstay, and 5 to 2 opt Harriet, the former of whom woo by three lengths. FALLING RACE of SPM each, w'tk 30added. T.Y.C. Colonel Townsdey's Isla, by the Plying Dutchman, est 13Ib (530) Mr. Goatee's Curumbe, !c a l l e a t (2%) (R. Orlimaaw) Iced Sefton na Pint In nlnp, yrs, est MI 4 30 ) 2 • Deyti) ' 3 Mr. Wood's Yen, 37n, 74 (10) (L Toper) B : 6 to 4 on Curumbs, 3 to 1 apt Isla, and 4 to 1 apt Pint Innings. Won by two lengths; a bad third. HIarDIPAP of 5 son. eacb, with 30 acted. T.Y.C. Captain Coates's Libellous, by The LIDel, 4 yrs, 9st (Aldtrett) 1 Mr. Phillips's Harriet, yr., 7st Sib (H. °Hinshaw) 2 Mr. Clarke's Isis, 3 yrs, est 71b Snowden) 3 Mr. Wood's Yale, 3 yr., est 41b (I Taylor, 4 Mr. Reed's Bonne Douche, 4 yrs, est (P. French) 6 Betting : 2to 1 on Libellous, and 3to 1 apt any other (offered). Won by a length; two lengths between the second and third. PONTEFRACT RACES.-THUESDAY. Tom KNontritoutr SYMMS of 5 eon. each, with 25 added for 2.yr-olda. Thriarquariara of a mile. lesnanont's LOOK by Semen Dunhill.. (Osborne) 1 Yr. lOW. Trod Boyce! 2 Melbas Croft (Custanem Mr. Ihrinmes Hoodwink (Madden) 0 Mr. Oebefnell c by The Cure -- Counter of Westmoreland (Challoneri 0 Bisteng : 5 to 4 apt Trait, 7 to 4 apt Lapidiat, and 5 to 1 spa say other. Won by • peck ; a length between wooed sad third. Tits Mamma' Pura of 50 eon. T.Y.C. Yr. Osgorne's Wet7esr, • Carroll' 1 Mr. Priees IrioUlla. pe, M 121 b Madden) 2 Mr. l'Anson's Bab at iM Baines', 4 yrs, 7st 71bItobertoon) 3 Mr. °alder's Menhir', 4 yrs, 7st 7lb (Cballoner) 0 Has. 8. Hawke's c by Batrownie—Midanouner, 3 yrs. est Slb ,llolmec 0 Mr. Osborne's Whorish Taft, 3 yrs. est (Winkler) Betting : 5 to 2 apt Bab at the Bowater, 9 to 2 each apt Flotilla and Weems). sto 1 apt Moulrie. Won by half • length ; • length between second and third. THE LONDESBOROUGH STAKES of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; colt., est ilb ; fillies, tel 31b. furlongs. Mr. Hanka'. The Marquis, by Madmen (sib sutra) (Custenem 1 Mr. Thconks'i Lachesis (71b sutra) (Osborne) 2 Mr. Dawson's Birdkill (Madden: Mr. Bowes's Culotte de Peen (Boyce) 0 Betting : 4 to I on The Marquis, and sto 1 apt Lebo* the former winning by three lengths ; the same between woad and third. INN TWO- YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE of 50 love. T.Y.C. Mr. Hudson's Captain Crow, 7st Idb (Challoner) 1 Mr. Thompson's 011t000k, lit 13lb Mr. King's Raggedman, 7st 2lb (Foster) Won by half • neck ; • bad third. THE GREAT WEST RIDING HANDICAP of 10 son. each, with ISO added. One mile and • half. Mr. Itchartis us Lustre, by Prime Minister, 5 yrs. Bat Sib (Osbornel 1 Mr. AM= 'Viscountess, 2 yrs. ast 12Ib (Madden) Mr. Thempeon's Eldolon, 4 yrs, 714 71b , Owner) The following also ran :—Squire hires (Buck), Gipsey I OH (Whiteley), Dubious (Carroll). Betting : sto 4 set Lustre, 3 to 1 agst Elqacre Parse, and 5 to I apt Frdolon and Gipsy Girl. Won by two • lengths • • neck between second and third. Tee SIMCCLATION PLATZ of 25 Don., added to a Sweep. elates of 3 eon. each, for 2.yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.O. Mr. Green's Beverley, aged, est 11th rs o u . e. e k r i 1 W. Osborne'. ressierlah Tait, yrs I ,Id 10th (Chap l Mr. Bowes's Culotte de Peen, 2 yea, 7sl ..(V= Betting : 6t04 on Beverley, and 2 to 1 ag st Taft. Won by three lengths; eight lengths between the second and third. Tai Yoar•azaz Wavrea Cue, value 100 son. Oae Tranties Greenwich Aar. 6 ra, 10st 9m (Mr. Wood) 1 Mr. l'Anson's Hegira, ago& list Mt Mr. Erskine) 2 Mr. CaldesTho Mouble, 4 yrs, lO,t tib ,Mr. Thompson) 3 Betting : 7to 4 on Greenwich Fair, 2 to 1 eget H and 6 to 1 eget The Moulvie. Won by a length, three lengths between second and third. MOAT. THE CARTLIZOID PTAIRK of 5 ion. each, with 23 added ; for 2-yr ukli, lit ; Mien allowed 31b. Three quarters of a mile. 11;. B e Trust, 2 yrs Mr. eaumont's Lepidlst, 2 yrs 2 Mr, WigraMs Temptalloo, 2 yrs S Six ran. Tun EtAnswoars flurr Cur, value 25 sere., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 eon. earl. this mile. Mr. Prlee's Mink 8 yrs, list 71b 1 yr. Rosterowas Rod Loo, i yrs, list 7lb Biz ran. THE CASTLE PLATT Et 30 son., for all ages. T.Y.C. W 4144 1. 4 144, Tst Sib The Moulvie. 4 yre, Olt 711) GUtuouk. 2 yrs, est. PAM MIL anus. Deed heat between The Marquis and Neptunus. THE POSTESILACT Kumucte of 10 ens. each, with 50 added. One rude. Locus's Lustre. I yrs, Sit alb 1 Mr. Thonipson's MAoln, 6 yrs, TM Mk Yr. Winteringhales Istsr43l, a Yru Ist alb Moab cal Saves as. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. GOODWOOD STAXES. 11 to 2 apt Schism it) 7 to 1 Starke (t) Uto 1 Shipwreck (t) 15 to 1 Surprise GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 offered as the Geld 6to 1 apt The Wisurd (t) Bto 1 Bea Webster (t) 10 to 1 Doefoot (t) Calaill'. HARROW Y. ETON. The annual match between theew, great public schools was commenced yesterday at Lord's. The following is the score: !TON. Hoe. T. De Orey, c Walker, Alexander L. Garnet, Fey. , b Alexander 0 IL A. H. Mitchell, Pp. , b Alexander G. H. Tuck, Fie., b Cator H. W. Hoare, Ere., b Alex ander A. Y. Cleaaby, Ern., b Walker 40 HAS RUT _ _ A. 0. 8. egnith. Yq.,b Walker 21 IL IL Butberlasid. Esq., e 10011er. Ir Walker 0 J. Yreavick. YAti ;lot out 10 0. 8. Smith, Esq. , bWalker 8 b 6, I.blor 6, n-b 1 Total )W. H. it Alexander. Iraq., c Gra, b Mitchell 0 C. A Cater, EAq b 0. & 27 A. 0. Week 6a1., run oat 7 L F. Boer. Faq., b Mitchell 4 T. W. Palmer. , it Tuck, b O. & Szolth lO F. Maitland, Es(' c Luther. Lad b 0. 0. Smith E. W. Glitotple, Zap., a aad b 0. 5 Smith lO J. D Walker. Ksq., a Tack, b O. 8. Smith ll Ron. E. Acheson, rum oat 1 C. F. Beal, Eng., not oil W. DurneD. Eon, (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE DRAMA. -0-- HAYMA RKET. Lest night Mr. Bucketone, the popular lessee of this favourite theatre, took his bensit, tee bows Wag summed hum Swart° tailing. The wanka wee narked by the production d s new five-act comedy, called My Joni and My Lady, body translated by Mr. Manche from M. Almada. Dumses well-known piece, U. Illariage sow , Laois Quisce. At tie end of the comedy the *whence were treated to a vocal concert, in which Mdlle. Pampa took the principal part, and then Mr. Birthstone, duly white-waiatorated and gthus-hat-bearing, advanced, and spoke en address, amidst frequent interruption. of laughter and applause. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY JULY . 12.—APPorirrniitra. Sur- Lawombe, to the Cambridge ; J. 1113winey, to the n.B vyarell ; sad 0. J. Llewellyn. to the intrepid. taymadas O. W. Eels% to the Revenge ; and W. H. Dn . Onm .L higat z rttemeiir — . • Th t7;l7 . lrlng gee — aes - 17woloare been nominated to meal cadetships :—G. IL G. Jansrd, J. a Martin, C. L Donner, G. leo* and P. C. W. C. Rogers. WOOLWICH, JOLT 12. The following general order from the War-office bearing date July 8,1861, wee this day riled at the office: of the royal carriage department, Woolwich Arsenal :—" The Secretary of State for War has bees pleased to make the following ap poi ntments, to bear date July 8, 1861, viz. : Colonel A. ltitlloh, Royal Artillery, to be director of Ordnance, and Lieutenant-Colonel Clerk, Royal Artillery, to be superintendent of the royal carriage department, in suozesaion to Colonel Tulloh." THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW, THIS DAY. • The following official memoranda in reference to the Volunteer Review at Wimbledon, thi day, have been Wined : Wir•oSee, July 12, IPM! The Council of the National Rifle Association haring represented that their arrangemente will not admit of officers in uniform occupying any portion of the ground in frost of the semi* that part of the War-office memo raudum of yesterday, which refers to this subject, is hereby cancelled.—By order, M. li'Muiroo. Horn Guards, July , 12, 1861. ORIGINAL FORMATION, Two lines of oontiguoas quarter distance columns d regiments facing the baits. FIRST LIIII. 1. The first line of columns advance, and deploy on • central battalion, covered by skirmishers. 2. First line advances in line till it comes to the broken ground and furses, when the advance will be continued by fours from the right of companies where necessary. 3. On !arriving on the open space beyond, th e line will be re-famed. Skirmishers will be called in and retire through the line, end remain in rear of it is extended order. The line will 0011111105 CO tile firing from the right of companies. 4. The line will retire from the right in echelon of bat talions covered by the original skirmishers. 5. The echelon will be halted and fronted, and each battalion tons open eolumn to the right, and square on the leading cowpony. The skirmisher' also will form company eq6lllll. G. The columns will be re-formed, faced about, and retire through the second line, halt and front, covered by the skirmishers, who will retire through the second line. 7. The regimental columns will be closed to the right, on the right regiment, and brought up into a line of contiguow columns on the tight et the second line, ready for march ing past when ordered. RECORD MR 1. The second line of contiguous colonies will, when the first lice advances, advance also, reaming its formation in oolumns, but openiqr out to deploying distance by brigade.. 2. On thisgrst line commencing lan retreat in esitellou of regiments from the right, the second line will throw back its right flank in quarter distance columns and deploy ob. liquely was the ground. 3. On the first line retiring through the second, the second will advance a few yards, and commence file firing from the left of companies. 4. The second Ike will form quarter distance columns in rear of the right of regiments, and close to the centre regiment, the whole facing the grand stand, so that the two linos will be formed into one line of contiguous columns, from which position they will march past in quick time, returning home by the gates at which they entered the en. closure.—By command, JAMES YORE SCARLET'', AdjUtaßK•Gillefal. WELLINGYON COLLEGE. His Royal Highness the Prinoe Consort visited this college, of which he u president, yesterday, to witamn the distnbutMu et the prices, end to lay the foundation stone of the new chapel about to be erected in conned.% with the institution. His royal highness arrived at He college at twelve o'dlock, accompanied by Prince Fr-Am:irk of Prussia, and attended by Mr %Wee Mappers& Colonel Hardisge. A distiagulaised and 111M1111171111 cowpony was present, among whom were the Duke of Cleveland, the Earl of Derby, the Marchioness of Salisbury, the Earl awl Countess of Delaware, Lord Chelmsford, Mr. Thames Baring, 11. P, Sir James Hogg, the Rev. G. R. Gleig, chip lain-general, Sir John Lawrence, Sir John Pokiness. M.P., kc. The prises were distributed to the suet:add stades& in the Great Hall, the Prince Consort and the Prism id Proasis being seated on the right of the head master, the Rev. XL Benson, who occupied the chair. The proceed,- iep were opened by the bead master, who read the 1414 statute, directing the award of a gold medal to the pug who most distinguished himself during the year. This yaw the scholar to whoa,. the *aces Modal was awarded ma I Mr. major,jand wheals was called up to remise it, the bead master haying briefly addrused Mr. Spew% his Royal Highness the Prince Consort preemited the ms I, mad congratulated him upon the industry and ability he had displayed. (Loud cheers.) _ _ _ The remaining prizes were then awarded as follows: The Prince Consort's prize for history, Cubitt ; the Arch bishop of Canterbury's prize for ditinity, Bonghey ; passage from French composition—the Earl of Derby's prize fee Freack, Abdy ; passage from lAtia compoitioa--goverear's _ _ • . . - prize for Latin composition, Edwards ; passage from Ger man composition—governor's prize for German compositiao Abdy ; governor's prize for mathematics, Edwards (upper school), Sleek (middle school) ; mow from chemist essay--goversor's prize for c.hemistx7, Cubitt ; governor's prizes for botanical collections, (1) Graham, (2) Audits governor's prize for arithmetic, Vincent. The usual recitation. were omitted in consequence of tie ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of the chapel haw ing to be performed. As . each. boy walked up to the dean rto receive his prize, his royal highness and the Earl el ' Derby addressed a few kindly words to him, and trusted be might oentinue to deserve the honour be bad gained and so well deserved on that occasion. After the diatribe ' Mon, his royal highness, followed by the company, po maded to the site of the chapel, when the 172nd psalm was sung by the boys, the head master officiating as chaplaip. The Prince Consort having deposited a bottle of new ivies under the stone, sad spread the mortar, it was then lowered into its position, and his royal highness having delivered • hearty blow with the polished mallet on tie huge block, pronounced it "well sad Maly laid." The boys sang another hymn and the proceedings terminated. Ria royal highness visited the various school-rooms sad dormitories, and having pedalo of leech, left the cober at about 3 o'clock amid the cheers of the boys. The pro pos:id chapel is to be built in the pointed style of the 13Ih century, from • design by Mr. George Gilbert Scott, RAE, the materials of which it ito be constructed being red bricks of two shades, dressed !with stone to accord with the college. The body of the chapel will be 07 feet long by 35 feet wide, and the abided sacresminiuni 24 feet lows by 22 feet wide—the walls being .10 feet and the ridge of the roof being 50 feet high. There will be five windows ma each side of the body and five high lights to the absieleit sacromis4o7l4. It will be approached from the college bye covered peenageleading to the western porch, over width will be • large rose window. The general character of the building will be " decorated," but not over richly. Thies will be • lofty bell-tower or spire, 100 feet high, with • lead or zinc roof of the kind so frequent in France and Germany. Several stained glass windows bare already been presented by the governors, to be pieced in the chard. It is also palmed to meet • library in the Italian style, 50 feet iota by tel feet wide, to coneepoad with the NSW. from a design by Kr. Shaw, which will repast as bet in front of the oollege, is as to break the long straight line of building. The estimated cost of the chapel, which will hold upwards of 300 persons, is 5,5001., and of the library, 2,300 f. At present a portion of the college itself is devoted to divine worship, and, in consequence, when the chapel is erected, there will be additional room for 30 more boo in the college, in addition to the 200 being educated them at the present time. Messrs. Myers are the contractor for both edifices Upwards of 50 bronze statues and busts, executed by Mr. W. Timed, are to be placed in niches round the courts and walla. Several of these figures are already completed, and are now being exhibited at the Kir ticultural Society's Gardens at Kensington, in coons:km with which they have already been referred to in ear columns. In the centre of the grand court a statue of the great duke will be placed. TES ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S MEETING AT LEEDS. LEEDS, FILIDAY. The preparations for the show next week ere rapidly approaching completion, sad by to-morrow algid the whole of the stook and implements will be on t►e ground. The show field is situated about a mile from Leeds, just beyond the junction of the Leeds and Bradford and the Leeds Northern Railways, and can be reached direct by railway sad by good roads from all directions. It covers some 25 acres of grass land, running along the bed of the valley Aire, and commands • picturesque landscape with views of Kirkstall, celebrated for the ruins of its old abbey, sod the manufacturicg village of Burnley lying i• the distance. It has been divided into two see hone, the first being appropriated to implement, and the second to cattle, the sheds, to the extent of a mile and a half, running in parallel lines scram the length from north to south. The former has been epee during the week to the exhibitors and workmen, who km, been badly engaged in arranging the various implements and articles entered for exhibition. The sheds are crowded with implements, and on the open space to the south is a long line of portable and fixed engines for driving as machinery in motion ; and the curious will end every article bearing the most intimate cud the most distant relatios ship to agriculture, from a mouse-trap to a corn-mill, or • brickmaking machine. In the multitude of articles detail is impossible within the limits of a newspaper report, but the visitor way rest assured of having au opportunity of inspecting the largest and most perfect collection of imple ments ever brought together on such an occasion. For the convenience of the exhibitors cud the public, • branch pestAAlice and • branch telegraph office Lave been erected on the ground. The trial of steam cultivators was concluded on Thursday evening. After finishing the land gist set out on Tuesday, the two competitors (Messrs. Fowler and Mews Howard) conimencl with the ordinary portable engines, not exceed ing 10 horse-power,Und concluded the competition on 'Mars day by a further trial with the heavier 'twines under the firstelam, the Mews. Howard, however, confining them selves to the cultivators. The award 3 will not be made known uutd Monday, but it is generally expected that the Hews. Fowler will take the; prizes both in the first sad second classes. The trial of mowing machines, drills, manure distributers', and horse hoes, commenced, as previously announced, ea Thursday, and will be continued over to-morrow. The reapers will not be tried until harvest. There are six classes of drills, two of. manure distributors, and three el hoes, the prises varying from 101. to 101. The number el entries tor trial is very large, and a hat would make a tolerable catalogue. The competition is watched with a good deal of intermit, and the awards are speculated epee with DO little anxiety. The meeting generally ie looked forward to with moral interest by agriculturists, and among.,t the visitor, empanel are the Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Marlborough, the Marquis of Tweeddale, the Earl of liarewood, Lord Lidgfm Lord Faversham, Lord Powia, Lord Walsingham, Lead I:Jerrie', Lord Cathcart, Lord Neville, Lord George Claim dish, Hon. Colonel Hood (Equerry to the Prises Coseert). the lion. Mr. Vernon, Sir George Strickland, Sir J. V. Johnstooe, M.P., IL S. Thorapsoo, Esq., M.P., T. w. Bramstoe, Bp., ILP., Colonel ensilages., Mr. C. W. licskYam, Mr. Ludiants ht. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Amongst the prizes which remained to be dis sd of yesterday were his Royal Highness the Prince (boson's Prize of 1001. ; the prize given by the National Rifle Association, to be contended for only by members of the association ; and the " Rifle Derby." There were also several extra pprrisores to be commenced, amongst them being Mr. Wedleyßiehwls Rifles, and a gold watch, value 451, given by Mr. Bassett, of Cheepside. As a wind-up to this great national trial of skill Lord Dudley and Ward offered • prize of 501., to be competed for only by those who had been winoers of prizes during the present meeting. Mr. Edward Rom, who was last year the winner of the Queen's Prize, was on Thursday the winner of two prizes amounting in value to 851., and yesterday he still further manifested his ability by winning the second prize for the "Rifle Derby." The bosoms to the Ross family were not, how ever, to stop here, for Captain Ron, his father, a perfect veteran in rifle shooting, distanced all his rivals, and won the Duke of Cambridge's prize of 501.. and also the Asso ciation Cup of 501. With respect to Mr. Edward Roes, it was • tie between him and the winner of the chief "Derby" prize, but on shooting off he only made an outer (or oue), while his opponent, Mr. Gibbs, of Bristol, made a centre (or two), which decided whether he should have the first or second prize. The other shooting throughout the day was remarkably good, assisted doubtless by the calmness of the weather. The prizes will be distributed before the review which will take place this day. Some idea of the shooting which has taken place may be formed from the fact that there have been discharged 90,000 round, of Enfield and 40,000 rounds of Whitworth, Woolley Richards, Turner and Henry cartridges. A Whitworth rifle yesterday busst, on account of the =a using it having put in a double charge of powder and but had not rammed the last well down ou the first, but fortunately no injury was sustained. THE CHARGES OP CRUELTY AND MURDER AGAINST CAPT. WILSON, OF THE &Erni t : Yesterday the Liverpool magistrates again entered into this case. The steward (Sprang) stated that before tie versa quitted the Brass river the deceased (Jones), who was second mate, complained of ague, but appeared convalescent when they sailed. Five days after. manta Jones was diarated by the captain, and though he did his work willingly and as well as he could from his weakness, the captain frequently beat, kicked, and shooed him. On the morning ~f the day when Jones died hewn beaten by the captain, god later us the day also the captain "ropesended " him. Jones was apparently very ill at this time, and groaned frequently. At 8 p.m. the captain gave Jones SODA medicine, consisting of a teaspoonful of white powder in a wine glass of water. He died at eleven that night. Next day be was stitched up in canvas, and the burial service being read by Spragg (the witness) his body was committed to the deep. The captain was not =nt. .Ague, fever, and scurvy were prevalent on during the voyage. A man named Need died six home after taking his bed, the cause according to the log book (which was produced) being fever and general debility. The entry in the log with regard to Jones was as follows :—" Charles Jones, A. 8.. born at New Jersey N. 8., aged 30 years. Complaint, stoppage of the bowel.. Cave bins a doer of castor oil on the 3rd April, and the day after 20 grains of compound . of chalk powder. with three drops of laudanum as • wine-glass of pepperraint water ; but helpless. Patient died at 11 o'clock from general debi. lity of the system, brought on by the climate and scurvy." Several other witnesses were examined, and deposed that the captain bad repeatedly beaten and kicked Jona in the must brutal roanner,when he was ill and unfit for duty ; and Christian Olsen, one of these witoeases ' stated that when the body was thrown overheard be noticed it was covered with bemiNss. The cue was again remanded. mous NATIONAL REGATTA. —** se b 4,1-b5, R9,u•bS SECOND DAT. The rowing was resumed yesterday, at 2 o'clock. _ The weather was very fine, and the assemblage, as be fore, was large, there being a gnat many beats of . - _ CZYNTAL PALACIL--SIVIN SHILLING AND Six- different descriptions with pleasure parties afloat. There MIT DAT.—IPTuDAT, J OLT 12.—Eterairria OPRZA cog- were many important races to decide, and a considerable The Nacioiwile of Naples states that Count di Baa cart.—adsoadoe, ea parecat, 1,152 ; ditto by season amount of speculation upon the result s, the main inculcate Martino bad e.insed to be arrested aes hill, who otiose I. tickets, 1,767—t0ta1, 2,911 of the regatta falling necessarily in the concluding day. Lim and offend to assau ''e Cardinal Antonelli. Total . UM t~