The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-04 00:00:00

VP' ' T 'I ri. 1 t 4 41 1 li 1 4f . o a tt/ *. •••• • , • ' - ..t t . . , i; ; • - 1 L.] '.• • ....... N 1 ir r i Atik 1-, A e • , ... ~ _ . , ! _ 3.—A. eir. steady market an) h iselnliag 100 arouritendajd. ne ; 200 liateishana, 18d. laid. to 184 d. ; 500 4 1341015 0 1 .:2.580 Hemel. 180. &rade to . fin, D)Pen 19$ DTORD, AUGUST 3. sealmate elite sr last ▪ of discount, although led is onto degree to little damned for wool, rs have to submit to ors, however, prefer to a America, ht order to to be brought forward. eduotiou in price, an d ratty is dearer than in noes ir very scanty. Madero they received pasting simmer every utal metebants are die. will la most eases nu parlous to receive new e their creel sail have monism, hat there are e eooodqueetly bet to o doused for ell marts is efacturrre still matinee ad this teed. to the ode is deekledly quieter. alsrly of lean, thec a , peeirod large orders, a, d period it which such is/ apparently had the T el to the usual ties, to he amble te moats d &dere, es the coo. am stigma& they have • The densud for the ices homes have ordered sorer, although having nefeeterers ere not al ike reduction. Stooks of Ailment are low, and the L ot nods, as is sometimes ▪ oppressive to holders. oh, Is regarded as in an le bruiser Is boot fide, Peculation. rrnrcaum, Aram 3. lot this week, is fact tber• port. Black silk lass are Alms also tiler* is s fair pries of cotton is rissole —ls most of tba ware @rimmed. Time is Wes tlier chums of goods for Uoitsd States are be's( ivrer this week —about 24. amity of labour in Kos r 3. —At Ibis day's market A triads acid lowly si Uri over tie earnmay of IJ as dear. Otte rather . . ;het to-day has been slow is, 43i. to 465. ; red, 3*. law white peso, 40a., wiry ✓ market tPday English the continued unsettled se an advance of L. per os in foreign at prices na ys only a limited demand and realised rather rows sold at 225. per 3041 b. Iteration In Take. ply of wheat ►t oar market act week, with a firm trade good clearance was mule. . One sample of new rye sack was asked. We are t week blight hos attacked DWOVer, to have bees very ye been affected to a serious ,ty have altogether escaped. M. 6d. ; beet zed ditto, to 19s. ; beet barley, 30s. to , 21s. to es ; peas, 16a. to 445. ; fine flour, 30s. o 2135. t our market this morning English wheat sold more er qr. higher; while foreign may. For flour, millers gr of le. per seek, but in the obtain over 6d. French sold and oatmeal were fully u upported primkuts prior. re was mot much wheat on mice, but business wu done there wan a small show— s firm. had an ►bnudast supply of found purchases at aa &d -ui week's prices. There was excellent cesditioo, which 2.—The tanners' supply of was mnels larger than it bee he demand, bower, proved in last week's prices, B, Arley dearer. Oats, beans, and peas • compared with last week. U. down on average. Barley Is. Id. up on average. Oste rip on avenge. Beam were up on &savage. Wheat, 30s. h. 61 Oats, Vs. to 275. 6d. Los= 3.—There was abeet i f n offer this day, for which un prime. Sheep sad lambs II clearance made at full vio lable number ; trade steady at moderate supply ; a cleanses ; mutton, 7d. to 9d. ; lamb. Id.: hams pip, 10s. 6d. to 10.. 9.1. to lla. 3d. per soon. 1 at to day's cattle-market the 'ably good and the &Madame healtily upset, and business tee of hat week. The supply a, and the demand was limited reek previous. Of calves the dy demand was experienced at were in small supply, and fun low of pigs was also limited. firm at remunerative rates. per stove; mutton. rid. to ib. • lambs, 21e. to 42.. each ; lib —The number of cattle this en Wedoeseley laid, there bebil red. The deemed was waive, tie mid readily at prime cioe, market. Top pries, 9a Dd. to 9e. 3d., middling am er stone. The somber of ahem de day week, there being 4,823: oh were store lambs end prices of both sheep and= at week. Cermet price of the n to M. pre lb.; *wee. 7d. to Des, 34a. 61, 34e., 33a, 32.. 6d., greyfeoed, 225. to 27a; black. ht 511. to mad. Fed pip Weig e ight weeks old do.. 10t. td. to market : Fad cattle, 309 ; less sheep, 4.826; pip, 213. ORS, AND DIATH& IRTHB. 1, at 0 100MM/ragmen. Hyde. n-Carter, of a son. kbamhome, Clanton. Yra.l7lncent sckland Lodge, Richmond, Bartel, YWht4r. Hyde-perk, the wife Lt A:010111LO. the wife of lfsior tdflph-road, Xelds-hW, the wife of fatter. _ Worsenlghton, W ar wickshire. tto 1.. of a datotinar. tRIAGE& —ugust I, a t the church of M. -tow A n, water, son of Use We T. D. 7 torah, dati g hter of the lota H. B. 1. Temple, London. at Celan Wiltshire. by the W. d Portland Villas, Kensingto n . tn le J. Wayte Z 9 , of Can. 1, at Norton Church, Radnorshire Thome Batherville, on of P. Court. Herefordshire, to Constance 'Tice, of Norton Manor. MATH& arenslisb.plaos, Brighton. Yr. I t • st 1, at Lrimfleld, fn. Julanoroad. e Bottroullec. aged Se Iton, Jane Austin Gibson, wife of W. t Bandlobrhige, Dear Knutaice4 d a ughter of Abu Lindsay Lawtord. li, wife of htr. B. Lyon, of stossair . Broomfield, Bmmley, B e at. Usi" ste Yr. J. Lantley. 10, leUeserrond, Hampstead. N.A. fy WILLIAM Lisa HAUL a to I. City of Lawton. of al the k in the moaner ot Mltitatryes! 2 . 71 -- BY Gmo WI UM sad 13 0 3X8: 3 g o 4 211 4 111 '.,.. / Vgju i rto WM= Arent v r i t .... isday %W ar. aillbe 1. i.., i....-:v ~.: 1 " .slitaiglealhaors is Widows' it ...cr ...., filold am v• " , a d ,wo mama l rwi s ram 8 " 7. MOP FM nman , cm (k r triRETOWN TO YOU, TWICE• illiPl 1031111)00Lt lOW YORK, sad sylaji4Xl? COICAXT Wood iis. r etatinaViti•dvisad•lmlll boa Stew Wiefeaftlb c Moi TIOX LI fist XZW 'TOM CITY Of ODS;_tnnadals__ +W*6. MT 0/ llALlTlomi_.!_emweW. Ansa L CITY 011111111cx, raw, Autiiim . A m mar iridesPila, and animals raw sad Sabards" *kb mow by Ibeg rai l inannkaa aa===asas= di _Wk. u no Mi b i li g h l a t a) a and arms - , qprhere. 111 .wan. rZr•tim. Isoli•m• • tall amly Or comical l i r arms sal *a 11•11•1 own lisebot I%Ze "el irlitg____ ........—ardmVhawrykron• t. R , =SEDAN sad the =NIL —REDUC. jm nos sA3A-Tirsthobstig oga. i tgar a da mi tMviat, MYMe i r e g s4.ll.llr. = in an antral ce es UP ea. train from iare tares: blot In : IWO eabla. m an , e = s ; Wool sa fess and a bait -AsElvt,flejars Universal Ir. : or 0, vai nu- On, a asoornairs.% Le. repviliAGUlN, OTOCKHOLM iimdi MALMO. lj The en &SWIM WSW denier NEWSKY, as& °ROMs J. wiu Me tie owe pour du du Aur Thy aecasiniolladea jolispreM—tar Boavra=:=Palwzmtm The line firet-ohus screw vi *wo w ersru WALL Captain C. 1. STIMIL wM ikor Artie dim poi ea SATURDAY, Abe Mb AVEII.I. To Icaorod other trotolow Manors. This wood kr dos wslowca".. Wit 1118-mea•-181 Parealo Col% R._ .ismo of CIA~ro Cawood Ogios, RogoototrowN imam 'LOIS. PHILLIPS% sad Co., 94. Dwohdolwook K DoasisewlM, LQ fra JOINT-STOCK DIBOOIINT COMPANY S sad 1, Wleboiatast Losibard.Wrart, Lawlaa. MOOD= CAP1TAL ......... TWO XILLIOI4B. TAM zruelTB MEM *Traa ad at • pet MA Pe alb figs' mace at 11 „ DM al 14 ewe sattat laslat 'Wes Yr map eismalia to' 6111 Nada. L ONDON sad 0017NTY BANKING COMPANY. lideblished 1011. 9thesibal Caging /11,830,00 1 3, to 67,600 Shane of SAO each. TAM Casale. £750,000. Imam Pond, £210,000. torLDLIORS. Mittoed Alesaager ft z John Fleming. Dn., 11. P. Ina Pasderick Hanion. Seq. pho l Cr a Busk gam. gdward Jobe Hutchins, Sag. Jam WWl= Burmester, gm William Jon" Hsu. Ode CHM. William Lee, Y.P. gild C. L &den, lim.,lLP. William Hled,. OMILL Ilion WlDowsik Abases fthisiam. H CUSP barldaws—W. J. Newhillt. SeG CHM Athoolitarif —James Oral. orwrou Or linaMaaa—H. J.J. IMO" Ithie. gad C. Shaming.lllthinthaY tlap=l ..s. q. Lead Olice —2l, r Loss At ths HALT , MILY MUTING of Os Proprietors, held is 7111111 DAY, ths frd August, 1806, 90 the Leaden Timm lhispigdostresk the following Report for the haltmet eading tls skik lath was read by the W. CHAM PION JONES, zrtg: cad. MORT. Hislarectors tan the pleasure to submit to the proprietors Ihitelthin dna of the Lank for the ban yew ending 30th SUM ly ham aisle report that after paynamsf of an c harges, Word to ereamiers, and making simple provides for iloakdal debts, the net profits amount to A106,1M1 fe. IcL, sided le t£ 8.1 09 nd brought forward row the lad aseseek makes a total of £126,16016e. 441. for approprial ion. The Directors ham accordingly declared the mad di ridged of OW mt., with slam M 9 per ant. making toirotMe lA ger esat for ths half year, which will amount to 111111,790 Be. id. , al bars WSW IA to he (*Mad forward to prodt and ices new tripia. - - They regret le ammo the deeeue of their esteemed eoi- Edward Neat tag.. and hare to report that Weald been elected • Dkeeherta bin mad. ?be t'leaus (together ZS per ehere;, tree of ht. earl taa wth le pqeide et the liead-odtos, or at eay of the Teseira ea sad law Meaday, the lath lastaaL BALANCUMNIZ of the LONDON sad COUNTY 10111110 COMPANY, Jane 30, 1363. Jk To Wag PIM 63 6110,000 0 0 lioloimosta vapid° lO6 0 0 769,0105 0 0 _ _ _ To mine toad 111 laitilmads wad UAW 0 0 105 0 0 240,936 0 0 To Itiodzst a.. W the Rani tee easleaseif telseeed de. 10.404,171 411 tollablldoisseesptaoaes 2.404,434 0 4 1!,99!,700 0 3 _ . To pr all and kaa Delmar Dm& frau bat account MOS 13 3 It vow prodt to the Dott rel., atter making p.rovl roe for hod and doubtful _ _ «oU __ 114,740 1 4 IM MO 14 7 //15.103,1016 10 10 20noljoe hand at head office, ad 'nuke 21,531,902 IS 4 21, ma *seed at a 0 sad 00 Niko ..,098.92.4 9 0 112,400,921 2 4 . . . Investment; _ _ By gm. mrstut sad parinteed worts st,oss.n4lB s By other at:eland seectritles 113,496 16 0 1,119,310 8 II By dieeenhlls, sad ethane:es t° ettitorsers In tees s ted ad °matey 11,163,912 16 10 By halide premises In Lombarddixeet sad Nitheisslsne, freehold and leasehold pro serty at the branches, with 6slans sad Mama 131,355 11 By Inte est paid to ctudomen 7013 11 0 by rlarles and all other expenses at bead once rhea, Including income tax 011 profits 84167 0 1 t 15,101.996 19 10 271021 T AND LOSS ACCOUNT 're n 474 Minn told to eurrieo Te r above 85,45 31$ 1 1 1 Te=biLla sot due, carried to new so rut le divider at 6 per cent toe the halt-yeer Te basso et 9 pee cent. Tor canted forward AN5,4119 14 7 Weisel *mkt forward from lait mown &MOS 12 II reis peas for the halt-year. atter tutted 9torteion for bed awl doubtful debts 1.104,480 14 7 We. the oatleortened, have examined tlse foregolag Wince gad, end have found the ems to he cermet ____ (Nose) WILLIAM NORMAN, 1 R. IL SWAINS, Auditors. JOHN WRIG, Umbra and Monty Bank, Ju!y 17, 11365. Ths fiettobar report baring ben read by the Mr foDowlng resolutionswere proposed, sad me adopted— a Thei tb a =tracelved and adopted, end printed for the th e _,,t Mettle Masks of this meeting be given to the board of .rectors, for the able manner In which they have conducted the ths Otto Company, and that a sum of VAC.) be added to I' anstud remuneration, to take effect from the Ist of Januar/ last k That the thanks id this meeting be presented to Wiliam t tot tlertn • I.q. and to the principal and other eglcers of the tin , ii;al and ability with which they have discharged werwrameettve duties. Mimed) W. CHAMPION JON" Miasmas. carrie The Clainnaa having quitted the chair, It was resolved. and d uranlmosely That the cordial thanks of this meeting be presented to W. '-easelem loses, ley.. for 11:a able and 00ILTi•OLLS conduct in doh. (Riined) P. P. BLYI'H, Deputy-Chairman, Extracted from the Minutes. piped) P. CLEPPISON, Becreterp. LONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMPANY*. NOTIOM =mew GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND cak the Vert tithe Cbsopaay , at the rare el ate per cent. for the wane eh lune.eith • BONDS of RIDS par It, PAID to the Proprietors eitler at the head aloe, It street at at any of the Compliers breech beats , out mi soe MONDAY. the 14th fed.— My order of th • Dowd. W. McEZWAN, Gemara Meatier. l'Obtorditztet, 4th August. DM& D I NNIFORIYB FLUID ILAGNISIA.—The polioa for thirty pin lave improvei d thin ...,I"..aa„ Ufa ea the had reste4l r pot end tie. --- ••••17ete ot every kind ; end es a Mid sportiest It kw ladles sod eltklseei. Prepared wad Co., its, to., 171, New _ 95141 araaalsout the world lop all rispioleble N th ammili...iss e that •• "inward mod 00. as easy bid ever the each. LAM:IL—The LETTIICZ ooatains an Native the Latocise, which parry an Os at 'Silent he dangers .— Mr. O. AMA= * O 4 kaa , pregisree a Byres sad a Piled leitse .......ktt iusi reoomieeded by the Medical Preemies tar ißl i e sm b. id s. a chest streatiose. W0... 11 ‘ Pitok W Paste laSe& lola lit 94.: DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, lea Baer the lipeaal Pairesase of is Ilaßety ilie WM. The IMBIBITION Is OPEN every IV WC DAY. Admiral^ Oile &Ma& RAILWAY ARRANGRILINTIL Raters Rasa available for ow InOlia. age braid it Data esd the yolnelyel railway etaties ta saws and araimil at aa abibumiii a II at owa beim the mama Mont Oda rate. the beat babe mailed to masa at the ewe time at the Wats &Meat string la admimies tan le ramo.ltaalli t 9. Id., being It pet eist. aster tiw ordinary Bannies tape ran towassiV. at mamas taw cot eareass_fla., hem Data to Dada aad ea two cam *al M alipasertiew The aka be gat tars lad the bailor era be 'stilled to obtala for oar elaliall isr a= "Ass hew .Asides Moe to the linatltos Oa the Dial railways anarsios beam are area at mamaaorday arial Wake for Meiting thr2 bread watay et Ow aw an ay. EMMY RAIRINBON. Ben and Owaytraer. TaiIIOXFORD. --ea, J. OFFENBAC H, sanuod be Mama ItTalaubq Halm Sh ADM. en,. Beak. &a wt rry ttt il la Mar = sad charm Cesdaelad bp Pia A aoaattrute. The Mama Temp amid Mara °Mails ; NiMitp.44oll aad Davie. the VAaboas, aild Mesh Inalt, ea met leablll teem. TIM ITINDIG, at mos • abet T ODA 111.-116ut REPRESENTATION. TMIATIII at lITS2IIIIf. ZGYPTIAII HALL— MAZY = a MO sad 171171111.01W1/11.W WNW IrroDALL—The rod taiga Mast TylA, and buteasasoas grow& nt Timm Treat as Misplaced, Ise W first iii, is UM saaatry, as *Oar M y ba `aid ods/ Age M, 1111. by Oolong Madan WlLT . sad say We kamsdMs s Indian Magicians ZirINTIM 1 1 1 1 911915 1 11 tae rdl, siss oa Wassail, red lbaardsy Attar- MOM icnWe, M, Oa DmilaMast, sad Ea. a. yd, ft., sad Ss. Minsaasar,lll9l " Alit IS, 1911. 8 A 011.—L A and FIBRINS' IraanniUMß BAIICIL 21die deadens eandbuesta prosossiettlaisoirmis MI ONLY fIOOD BAII " In Inland ugiugy LIA and 1' 216. TM pal& ars reppeemny centionsd sesame worthless bens Now and elkindil see Oud Unwed Naiad ammo mace wrapper, boOle. and AllA s er gl sll sod MIIINN BAUM dell WllOllllllllll end ke evert by the Preudeteru Wceoseter d WCO* and BLACILWII.L: Nerire. W.CLAY an itariaa. ac.. sad by groans and ahem universally T ON I O BITTERS. warns. QUININg WINN. Tb. met *stab% end wbolenese Meta In addenda ; TONIC, An unequalled icarable, end • renUe Mesabi& Odd by groom, learns wierebeernmen. nine satesbanta, sew leatiesees and Weer& st XL • boom Walla mberivilitAms, wulloartlerliums,Caason-atreet, London. Agents. IL Lewis aisd Oa. Worerist. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, • delicate and dlaitregof whom, extracted trees the levet% by RM. 00SWILLI. sad Oa, reetemers to 11111. the Maar of Wallop No. Throe Ilierooort, Larabeidotron, Londe& H YAIt and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS OS sad IT, OXIORDJIT 77se fr et Betelßitumen la the Kingdom tor eery deorlbites of Boys' and Yost& Dress Bore Knickatiockeir lls. M. to Sas. Boys' Westminster sod °Morns Salta, UM tel. to Ma Boys' now, Harrow, and Saab, Salta, 1k to 4k. Dore iliSt Cape Overcoats, 1h lid to Ms. Beret Jerboas ter tM eseem, ma ad. to als. Boys' Serviceable Vesta, Is. Id. to Ts. ed. Boys* Serviosable Itnessem, Sa. Cat to Ma at HUM and Co.'s SILEC DEPARTMENT% and a, 0.1170Y11.17111111T. No. 1. Gestiasen's Claablar for tsioadlato wear. No. I. Gan llama aOrtlar bansatmat. No. S. Sops Ckst for taalaKUsta weer. No. a. 800 and Tee. lei Order Dopartatant No. S. Habit and Ligon Downier& No. d Bata and General Raoul. No. 7. Travelling CLibtL. Illaboallaa, Portmanteaus, Raga, &a. Plovinalal Brenobaa—ftsWiam. 11, S. sad IS. Na774lreat to•da. 41. main. ALL IRON WORK. T. BT. PANCRAS MON WORK COMPANY. OM IN Piwwwwid. LAAdea. N.W. MONICY.-21815,000 TRUST HONEY will be ADVANCID by a Trafeaelosal Nestle:au ■pan Mort rap of Freehold. Leasehold, and appraised Permed Umiak's. APPLY to Werra GURNEY, arclsteeets and earrepon, Cole man-etre* bank Nil No siesta treated with. K AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the tam LUDT PtILIMM of the BLOOD known in Medicine, Mier larplyazanied male sad mend adoption, may be blety dammed ea • kommehold mammary• add id all Medicine Maiden, THE GARDENER'S CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL GAZIIIIII of !SATURDAY, Most will contain fa particular& of the Mate of the Crops threagived the country. Order of any newsreader. A copy seat on sonata of six sumps.—ollice for advortluments, 41, W4lnlll` Ossetia* Wren& W.C. hie* IL. Irs 90•114 stentln, MHz SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, I and What to Est. Drlak, and Avoid. • ?radical Golds for the &Milanese of ported Math and Strength : and Notes earrieastory of the Mysteries of Kin'. Mattson and the various Phaseouts of We. Supplemented by Remarks on the neat meet of AIM= sad Misr Montan lachientel to Sehrstary Ny a ltayslana el IS years' mentos. Nam St Conan& DR. OTILVIRWELL on BURNAM. ; Its ordims. Handaria, mad uppolalemaaaa la Maas. ; Ols Mabee. H 1 PANTHEON WILIER HAM EL : MM. Ela. Ladies' day, Meads" Al Dr. C.'s gaelsoloaal reoldiar mi l Odes& Naraeresiabalreat, Alao, tie Pamacdiss Turkish Haab & 1.2. - ad.. 1A EL IlirlDiadrOtead. LC TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (urruels ?imams) AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA. Auouer 3. All the Vienna evening papers concur in attri buting the fall in the pnblie funds on the Vienna Exchange today to a rumour that the Emperor of Austria and Count Menadorff had left Ischl to-day for Vienna, and that the King of Prussia had taken his departure from Gastein. A banquet took pilaw to-day to celebrate the 500th Jubilee of the establishment of the Vienna University. Baron Babinerling delivered a speech, advocating the unity of Germany, concluding with the words : "Until we meet again in the German parliament at Frankfort." The Abendpost, evening edition of the official Wieser Zeitung announces among the honorary de grees conferred upon the occasion of the University Jubilee, that of Doctor of Philosophy upon Mr. John Stuart Mill. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Auourr 1 The Bank of France return for the week ending to-day shows the following changes as com pared with the previous account : Increase : Commercial bills, 18 pillions ; Treasury balance, million ; current account, 19 4-sths Decrease : Cash, 1 million ; advances, 1-sth mil -1 lion ; notes, l -sth million. INDIA. (By direct Overbrad Telegraph.) BOMBAY, JULY 29. Cotton quiet. Week's export, 16,000 bales. Ifachauge on Loudon, 2s. Old. Freights, 2(M. CALCUTTA, JULY 23. Exchange on London, 24.01(1. Freights, 4k. The latest date from London is the 21st July. Timm or EQuAurr .—General Clinton B. Fisk in charge of the Bureau of Refuges. sod Ahaadesed Lisa; for Kentucky sad Tsnoassee, has his head.coartars at isaa- Till*, sad has visa trouble with the " poor whites,. w k o are beggarly, masa. sad impudent. A Nashville latter says :—" Not lose sines a aroma& from the refugee swap which the gorersammet bra hoes sepplying with 'stair. teens for sense thus, sailed co tould Yak for the of ',Wag trampssidasa or retina. Elhoi warn r ir rr e a pes mew of the t o b ec e•aliawise, sasft.tekiag • white weak' of Traumas& After cossiderade em rersatiow of a geweral rharaatier. the following wearied : Refugee : • Mr. Pak, be yea an sholitionist Y—Oseeral F. : • Weed, madam% I be. Rairagas : • Bat you don't believe is bigger equality, do yes T—Orasral F.: do set thirik, I madame, that yea boa aeries for the idightsst aserribsse es the sables• at sign equality, far yen smash seradaly liars a great demi 'sore, Slid de • greet deal heitsr. Infers yea ma b oasugy he o•wilialitt with • rest Easy of the begnams. f Oar - finale refugee departed without sack we nwary, mad R is maids& test do will threw her Warm is lavas, wl the wieurraties aawilidata at the awl* won. penisbel alwAine—srisiti.liarary &wridarii, July Mt. LORD STANLEY ON WORKMEN'S CLUBS. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION. puce's Tammuz) The following telegram be. been received by Reuter's Telegram Compeny (Limited) from Yr. A. K. Glees, msnsgtog anotor of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company : " VALENTI*, ADMIT 3, A4O P.M. " Same report as this morning." ince ova lIIDDIAL 01)111/11POSIDEIT4 The words 4 4ause unknown" form the noel favourable portion of the unfavourable message from Valentin. Were the cable broken, or were the Great Eastern at the bottom of the sea, tbil operators at the shore end would, it is argued, readily discover the disaster by means of the tests at their disposal. These tests are as unceasing as they are searching and severe. Every minute in every hour of the 24 has its apportioned duty, and the officials stationed at the receiving house in Fi Bay have been employed day and night in testing the insulation of, or sending or receiving currents and signals through the cable. Thus on the discovery of the first hitch it was the insulation which was at once known to be defective, and it will be remembered that one of the electri cians on board the Great Eastern, Mr. Saunders, by means of resistance coils and the galvanometer, was able accurately to point to within a quarter of a mile of the hilt. The same means are at the oom• maud of Mr. May and his colleagues at the shore end, and it is thus sanguinely hoped, in the absence of specific information, that the Greet Eastern has again discovered what is wrong, and is too busily engaged repairing it to attend to menages, or to said through even such signals as would be possible, even with a partially damaged cable. Assuming this to be the case, re-assuring news may be ex pected as soon as the land line between Valenti& and Killarney is in full working ordee. In obe dienos to some hidden, but infallible law, the hap less single wire composing it was suffering yester day from " deflections." In other words, di rectly it is of paramount importance to have speedy and constant communication between London and Valentia, when the hopes or fears of shareholders and the interest of the public are thoroughly roused, it becomes impossible to send or receive telegraphic news. This was the case at the very commencement of the enterprise, when the shore end was successfully laid. It was then im- possible to send the intelligence to London until after business hours, or in time for the evening edi tions of the daily papers. Subsequently, when the first fault was found, the representatives of the press staying at Valentin were more fortunate, and were able to telegraph the dispiriting fact at onoe. The next morning, however, when they heard the wel come news that all was right, their luck forsook them, and that in the most provoking fashion. Soon after 10 a.m., and within a few minutes of two messages having been transmitted — messages it must be said to the secretaries of the companies and in the interests of the public —it was endeavoured to seed similar particulars to the office of the Express. By that time the wire had broken down, and despite the constant and assiduous efforts of the clerk at the Valentin end to obtain signals from either Dublin or Kil larney, the telegraph could not be used until between 6 and 7 p.m. the same day. These prece dents make one hope the best for the cable, and that, as unfavourable news concerning it has been received concurrently with the intelligence that the land lines are out of order, all may yet be well. It should be mentioned that the poem a cow was, on one of the occasions referred to, accused of upsetting, are far bigger and stronger than those used to support a dozen times the number of wires in England. They consist of the barked trunks of trees firmly imbedded in the earth ; they are neither smoothed nor painted ; and were it not for the singular aeries of casualties to which they have recently succumbed an ordinary obser►er would be disposed to say that what they lose in shapeliness they pin in strength and substantiality. It does not make these constant breakdowns either more intelligible or more pleasant to learn that for years the line has worked regularly and without intermis sion, and that a special staff of workmen and over lookers are now employed to guard against contin gencies which h►ve only arisen since the Atlantic cable has brought it into demand. Even the fact of the Great Eastern being at this time in water upwards of 2,400 fathoms deep is not held to seriously affect her chance of recovering the cable, and repairing any fault that may be disco vered. Messrs. Canning and Clifford, the chiefs of the cable•laying staff, were strongly of opinion that the machinery on board the Great Eastern would suffice for this purpose, even if a hitch occurred at the deepest part of that portion of the Atlantic they were to cross, and the annals of submarine telegroq furnish an enoonraging precedent to all well-wishers of the present enterprise. With an infinitely smaller vessel, with a less elaborately organised staff, with inferior scientific apparatus, and less advanced scientific knowledge, a cable has been picked up in 1,600 fathom water, the faulty part cut out, the splice made, and the whole so satisfactorily sub merged as to be in working order now. Of course, any opinions founded upon the nature or duration of the dimater reported at this time are necessarily speculative, but the foregoing facts are so far cheer ing, that they point to more than one solution of the dilemma besides loss of the cable or failure of the enterprise. Our Liverpool cerrespoodent, writing yerierdey write' I Says: "There has been much anxiety evinced to-day, in conse queer of what is considered by some a mishap to the Atlantic telegraph *able, se no intelligence has beer re rived from the Great Eastern from the frescos of year day ap to this ellerson. The later telegram posted is the news-room today from Valencia is to the following effect : " 'No news has been received from the Gnat Eastern Are yesterday morning. The insulation is imperfect.'" "!Some Pottle who reed this will probably jamp to the rewelumon that the cable is broken or strained. Nothing can be more erroneous. Bo keg as there le the slighter puntiatioa, no matter if the signals ate impeder. . 0 Irreparable mishap can have taken pleat. U the sable had been broken the merest electeician could have at arcs detected the break. But it will be found that the arranged currents of eleotricity have been overcome by the sugaette deflections of the earth—that is, the artificial onsets have been orecems by the netand ones. Those who an capable el jadging assert that the preset state of the sturrepben favours the impression that nothing bat the sager° deluder of the earth isterfere with the imitation in the cable. With regard to the land lines of telegraph, all lest night end to day there ha been se mash arena electricity dying arse r to serkery Welders with the work of the dam% taiirelPh 4,1011141 e Lord animas., M.P., spoke kat night at tit• iseepeattes of a workmen's ball at BirkenhaelL After Oaks( to the reald growth et the tetra, whisk fartptaer pen ago bad tatty two handled inhabitants and .ow peesessed warty 40,00 A, he said the phew shiest for whist they had me was to hisagerste a pleb, or pisse of meetlsg fer worlds( mw--s pie - Nfor books, refresbasseie. sad medal lotarecersa He 1161heet Beteg tow me weeders Me old liarkseyed sobject of bob*, • maa away from the pebfirhoese. Animas were ail Madre., aid V they, weriehig bard sod earwig( largely. shies to mood their mosey la that way, they did as much vigil to do it se wry one skil bad to de • Meg that use slimly feelleh. (Chews sad laughter.) He had shear► icr his own part, felt that It was sot fee them she led more luxurious aid lON lawless Voss to .post harshly. What he had • right to say *us, that so inaa ought to be drives to the piddle. hew fee west ca say other plea, to go to. Ne seem Mal to he famed to ge there bermes hie club and there sad he did sot lilts le mks • eish rustic. er bermes there VIII so Misr OBOVIIIIII•126 pleas where he esald alley • trim* 'elk sad • cheerful are ea • said wister's sight. Perhaps lM might he Wed, " Why deal they step at home r It might be mid is reply lot Ms of Me Miler elms, bawl* mere time et their disposal and mom aim &rabbit bow* did set make it a sirens/ Ms as piim Mak reship 01111 their wives sad Andres. (Hem beer.) He did ad wish to illytialk of that dos, which he me boned to speak CI as is wahaimate me—those who lived la lodgings, sad she sheltered Moir heft whenever they pat as their hats. (zmagbiar.) DM ambit iatorourse was as aumaary to man as food or hub air. A sari in sot laad a healthy * " life Wisest it, sad therefore whatever enabled him to enjoy that Interwar's to the most estiefeetory manner wee • Unseat to him Intellecteally and movally. (Cheers.) He (the noble lord) thoeght, therefore, that Ouse of muting like this, which were meant to be real stubs or plllO6l for the meeting of clue, sad out schools or institutes in disguise—though of souses both schools sad WOW'e were very good things le their way—places where talk, aid newspapers, and refelehment might be had, with sue ray spied disturbance from drinkers or disorderly pursue, oeght to Wet, sad be believed shortly would exist, ie every great town, and in very may of the little towns is England. (Chum) There were wend good mews why those en the barb of the Mersey should be moot the first to see the example with these hietieetleas. Is the fine due It was sot their habit to leg behind when wades useful was vendee. Is the next place, la lime districts there was more messy swept the Wien and waddle( dam than saywhere else, except perhaps is lianeheater end Leaden. A third mace was that there were very few parts of the wintry when the out door wear of Ware were lees agreeable thsa they were in the immediate neighbourhood of Liverpool, aid hence i they should endeavour to mho onapeneatien se far es they I sonld by providing In icor comforts sad seinseumat• If tsamweek* were asked what esourity they had that am Je of this Mad would beetapported, his answer wee limy confidently believed that it would be sot only Swaged, bet ales to a great extort oweed, by thaw for whom benefit It bed been eatabliebed. (Chew) For this purpose the diens had been mode of very mail meant, is ceder to Mime mama to bums holders of them. By a stretch of liberality which appeared to him we extreme, preferential aduateges bad bees given to holden of to more than two or three Awe over thou biddies a larger member, so that the former slue were at lead sure of ardent If this Blab did not receive the sapped whisk was expected it would arise from a mat of power In the worldsg mu tokeepitgoleg. (Hear, hear.) There wee • fallacy or mental winks dies produed by that lode dale term, the wartime slam. People were apt whet the pluses was menaced to thick of the labourers la turd districts, whose weekly ursine lately naked to meet their weekly meta ; but In need sit tell them that the skilled adieu is Leasiehire wee set only above the reach of disemee--meept wader extrem a / 2 w and ezeeptioul cireumstsaces, but that he was better off as far as mosey went thee very may amorist these educated uses who embarked sum the hoowarsble perils of prolessiosel life. (Cheers.) The rate of wages in the asighbourbeed averaged from 701. to 1001. • yeer ' ad if • skilled erases me employed by pleayon, work he wild ecieinumil a owl. Wady higher rate. Now, he did eel think he abeeki be told that men earning Wee wades were wet alga to support • dab. Yoked, he saw we reason why • large proportion should not live In their owe freehold bow. (Cheers.) Hs had always looked epos du *hip as going ture ther—the cheep school end the Wallas (whisk was only the school esellased), the cheap huh and newspaper, the whip beak sod the bureau office ( which was soother fern of the saner leek), the dab, and the freehold how. Three of than they bad already. The two Were they might have if they chose to provide Wm for themselves. Speaking in the Merest of W e employer, be was sot sheid that • mu would work ens bit the wow for feeling himself is • mare astbfeatory pc. sitioo. (Hear, bear.) As to Independence, Wady was independent except the savage. (Applause.) We all depended nue cue another—the poor nos the rich, the doh epos the poor. Civilised society could not Wet otherwise ; bet he believed that every *Midas and feeling employer Wired these who worked ender blot to be iadepeadeut in the true sues, W., to feel that they were above the ensure of immediate die ' tress, and ant liable to the caprice or dictation of any mingle ledivideal. (Loud applause.) The more • feeling el self-respect and independence is that MINI WO cultivated amemest s no tworlds, thaws tb• would be the proud, more difiloult would M e th future relations bateau them sad their emplopeoe. (Chew) Is comelweice, the sobie lord wished wary pese. privity to the amiertakieg, sod weaved a confident bops in the meows at egos who Utley+ their money, their time, and their energies to its promotion. (Loud cheese.) After worst eddremes from working ma, Mr. LAM. ILP., moved • veto of thanks to Lord Staley, to Karl Groevuor, and to Lead Richard Groseence, lefiraPhF who bristly replied. LOSS OF THS SHIP LOUISA BY FIBS. The following despatch has been received at the Board at Trade from the British consul at Philippeville, dated July 21, 1866: "Bir,—The object of the present is to acquaint you with the sorrowful loss of the British vowel Louisa, of the port at Llamdly, William Michael whereof let* master, coining from Eogbied, with • cargo of coal, booed for this port of Store. On Sunday, the 16th Wass; being at • distance of about Mae miles north-east of the port of Collo, it was perceived by ths anew that the ship was on lire. All hands were employed at the pumps to mtiognish the destruc tive element, but in spits of the best endeavour of the crew (seven rooms is ell), ship and cargo were burst and destroyed. Os that melancholy meat the mew bad hardly time to put a launch to sea and to saws their begpip, same mils, sad other articles, as beet they meld, se you may observe from the analcood report of the 111•11t1C As soma as the disaster was observed from Cot4ete Maltese boat men. Angelo °animo a and Giorgio piously at the Devil of their own lives departed winireir boat from Della, accompanied by • web brigadier al the cistour howls, to give their assistance to the crew. Os striving at the spot they found the mew la a launch doing their ut most to pressed towards Led. The Maltese boatmen gore the most aid possible to the crew, sad towed the laussh with, their ass boat towards 00110, when they 'mired ea the 16th lastest, at 10 p . m. The captain and eve of the mew of the band ship arrived at the port of Store by the Fisch mail steamer from Algiers and Collor The two Maltose boatmen have refused a peouclary reward for their tremble, Mating that humanity impels *very member of society to sad his neighbour, cad that ia going to the assistsece of the Louisa's mow they were only drug their duty. In comiderstion of much praiseworthy eoadect . I think the mid Maltese boatmen are entitled to as hose. vary reward. These British subjects will he prowl of roach a reward received from their owa wintry, sad it will, moreover, sminteass Wpm Ia similar circusisiances.-1 have, ho . " Joust B. ELssi.." THI Fin CROWN Morposit.—The Biahop at Wareortm cotta ammo of • lows innospoodosto with Yr. Yr. Seaford, nod, Cl tlas boa elm& mamma% watt.. follows :—" I mood asterisks to resale over ouch a diaossaa aloaalatiao as yea describe. booms 1 manta am my way dearly to any good sod pooticabia mous by which the proposed olloct ot be accooplistiod. As Ido sot think it Aglaia, goys say coasteasoco ar sort what. over to the propoaadDlorak Coupon at Nairi* I *mild sot mmalatoally gimp tba am at my saw to asy parlienlar part dlb* pronsallags." NAVAL AND inniALSY. ADMIRALTY, Ammar T.--PAOsoltIOT.—To be retired swath. W. realm Arreamourzw.—Ossommaders B. B. Father sod C. A. ages" to he lasposking thethaaders is the Cowl Heard. Ithatiment A. Salim, he be Beatmaal sad oressimath sif= st. Ilsobsis D. M. Browse, to the B 000111•14 fix tie time* ; W.V. A. Creek to the Impregnable, for the 61 =ii. B. B. Drama, to the St Amiebtat Clark J. A. X. Greet, for ra. Naval Cadets thesainstalS 1.. B. Much and R. Jo B. Dm*. CHATHAM, Anthem S. Tb. Ikea. l 8 200.1terss power, Scalia hairy, WM all thle dockyard, sad, until rthently, employed in the Mathes to the river Themes has bees takentZ disk ali Illwinass, where the I asilsgeieg sine asithelve elleathoes is ceder to adapt her for • leads. realsase the wins sad bedlam of ths dockyard pellea, for wraith US Lege she sad great lamed& of beam vieU esslity bor. The Mariner, IS, attached to the reserve at this part, hs. beta disposed of by the Admiralty to Oseisehi MlTlthook, sad boa been towed from this harbour to ton Thames The appelthmest of pried* medical niches at this desk. yard, vacant by the retiresseth cd Dr. A. W. G0D0 , 1.. meted at the rank of Deputy *lath hes both thaferved ea lille=r ina The list of the lamp 12 ta = • yes wed ea baud 111111 Mbsmess, ha roadie= births Mats w mee M 'anted out kw testiag Mr. Bud's itheatics toe wok* gam of this law clam oa board ship. POMDTMOUTH, Ammar S. The Sovereign of India, loafing transport, ar rived at lipitheed dozing the *kit bum Hoag Hong, with naval sad military Siwalik', who disembark at {his ycet, The Orestes, iron sotew troo psh ip, Captain H. . smiled from Portsmouth this sMeseos wilipthe Cad regl: moat, whisk waved yertordey from AbleatheM. She willleave five oompanies at Plymouth, sad proceed with the romalther to Pembroke. Tho ship will then, meordimg to orison ansegoosste, go to Doom sad embark a regiment for csaveythos to Kinev:ablia.) Ths Victoria sad Al royal yacht, captain the Primes of Weaves, arrived at coasth this aftermath frees Pembroke. She came tato harbour to coal, to be is nada. seas for further minim. TIN Vivid, MOM vessel, Staff•Oominander Sarno's, mired this afterthes ken Us eastward. REGULATIONS PON THE EXAMINATION OP ATTACH= IN HER MAJESTY 8 DIPLOMATIC WTI= Lord Rase& having 800 D 0000/808, after an a:- prime of nearly three yarn, to revise the repletion' for the examinaties of attaches in bar Majesty's diplomatic emir wire were herd es the 18th of Reptegsber, 1862, has deemed it advhabie to amed those regulation, and, to lay down in lieu thereof the following repletioss, which win take effect hem the present dude. Lord Russell cesaiders it prow that the jailer member of the diplomatic 00t1400 ahoald prove their couipsterey, in all cam, in two grandastiona by the civil orrice commie. skean. La the test examinatios, which candidates for attache rip must be prepared to undergo within three months from the date el their amoratios, they meat estirfa db lib o s . exassinies in toped to the feileirime rob. 1. Prb. 2. Handwriting. & General intellieres. 4. Pre. di wri y the. 5. That they are well gonnied is Latta ermiser, and are able to emirs@ parse • mire ot mos pod derma Leda anther, arid to pre Ma derivation of wade.' 6. That they are squirted with the that four rulee of &three* and decimal fractions, r gives with eraapya bi Odm% widower, and with the tut book of 7. That they bays • greed knowledge of gee- I replay. 8. That they have a general knowledgesr/Arrest& I yammer, end cm translate smeary hem Trask late Etillitb. 9. That they bre • grad linewiedr a := man grammar. 10. That they have • of the constitutlesal history of to lie from Bisciodenes " (Kees Edirea, aa r r ilal ed , and " Ommitstional Histery d Regles&" 11. That they berg a gassed knowledge of the &ideal history al Ire as, total the United arm of Nash Am ries. IMO the Treaty of Nail, i 1816, to the Trier al Villebasok la 1860, comprisieg as acquaintance with the mit importiat international trearetioas during Nat pets& In the mooed eximilsation, which mud be andereces la the interval &wigs the grant of a commierios se third esentary, sad that of • comermion es mooed secretary, sandidetee will be exempted from no-exsminstion in the let, 2nd, sth, 6th, 7th, and 10th subjects in which they have paned is their previous randaatioes ; but they most eatify the mamma in regard to the following polar : L Om& intenigonee, se riser by the manner is which they espit themeless, sad errantry by the they may show in seising the plate is papers red them, or read over to them, gar re twice. 2. Precis writing. 3. That they berg • gassed knowledge of Trench grammar; that they as sewers Bratty is that repay ..geMniey *spits ; and sea treseists some" fro= lab ludo Pesach, as well as from Freeeb uoir 4. That they her a peersl ksowiedp of German gram mar, ma trealste correctly from Hennes into Rog- ; e sa r d if the essilidetes, between their tint sod served examimatiess, bare not resided a reamehle tem, twelve months for Manes. le Canary, they may, if they desire it, substitute is their mead examinatice, foe • posed knowledge of German , aad for correct teurlatios from Goner Woo Esglld, the mar palificadoes in same other foreign Legumes Midge Friar. 5. That they have • gm& knowledge of the political history of Imps, and oiler United States of North America, from the treaty of Veneilles, la 17814 le the treaty et YUlefrance, is 1860, rapids' the mar important intonational nereetices der* that period. & That they bare a general komr e of podded seamoy, to be acquired from Mem Smith's "Wealth of Nations," sad Mill's " Political Ecessmay." 7. That they have • general keowlsdes maritime and intonational law, to he acqerred from Verse, Wheat..'. " glamor of Interasticed Law and the tat volumed ICsat's " Commentaries." & They Last satisfy the examiners, by submitting to them a general report os the cesieseres of trims& eateries be tier they Wergilds& sad os their &died &Mire with ether constries, deg they are cempetest to draw up each a report ; end they mat be prepared te rower say question put to them by the examiners widths the Resits of soot report. Candidates for strebeships, on tine theesidare for ezeinisarios, meet haver the 21st per al their age and sot exceeded the 26416 Fergie-oar July 17. • Candidate who have pulsed the first public examina tioa daisies at one of the unimnities In Greet Britain at Inked will be exempted hoes twin examined ia Lath ; bet candidates claiming this exempties must, es going up for exemisation, exhibit to the civil sermos ominaissiosers a eertitteste from the daly constituted authorities, exami nees, or others, as the ere may be, is mach asimusity Abut they have passed the first public examination is aims*, in whatever masses that examiestan may ham bees con ducted, and to whatever point directed. BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AT LEAMINGTON. At the morning sitting yesterday tha report of the Medi al Beeevoleet Fluid wee presented mad adopted. The amount of funds to the credit of this breach wee stated to be 6,6461.165. 3d. it wee Unlimited that is future the report of the provideat hind would be dimmed by the members of the sismaistioa. 13nWeets seientilts medielse were then introduced . Mr. 0. IL Moore, surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital. reed a paper on " Are there any sateeedeat essditioes hemming the pm- Auction of cancer" It was illtistrsted by photo graphs of mime referred to. A photograph represent ing a bad came of carbuncular disease owed without sham lasts by Mr. J. Hitolisian was ex bi bitad is the room. Mr. Moore oesteeded that so oonetitutioeal antmedests affected it ; but that when the disease appeared its chemists existed throughout the system , so th at the extirpation of sorer did net eradicate the disease ; lbw elessenti of it still existed, sad would crop out sooner or later. Be argued spiast the hereditary traosccishos of the disessa, by stating Mist while 66,000 clams of caeca had carried off admits is /oyeme, only 580 &Maim had Mee affected is the seam dos. H. them fore believed the disease arms chiefly from local complaint. Profewer Syme delivered an adder on surgery. Lest night the members of the amociatioe were Melted by ties town sothoriiies to • (Waffler and jar la the Jepimeris Elegem 'bat the weather was very unfavourable. TM moldiest 's oonversasiose eoseladed the day's proceedings. THZ WZATHEB. TO TES 1311701 OS THE TIPIUBBS. Srs,—As a contrast between the temperature last week end Ws, I beg to state *at the differeeee be. twain the awe July 27 end Amon 3, is so lea then 21 degrese, WWII) deg. sad 48 deg. The weather now weeks, men d the ekuseter er Asa thew the heiieseej d /age* We ere bowing cad dmovisa. en paha --I ars, Ise., Taos. 7... Y rita. Bisakeas, Am 3. OSUMI PA —On lisitkaato DAY.—Ta=i • deem L— 4.712 s by mesa tickets, el= Z i tteub la .„ . ~iyi LONDON UNTrngury gollooLt—Dlitril sarzos Or Num. • The Mideturnmer dideilmdies of prises st the above deals took piste yeeterdsp. to the theatre et red. vanity Odle" seder the presidency et ROW. Dr. Weelley, paled* et die University et Sydney. Notwithstimikp the essesdheity unfavourable date et the weedlim. Me &mire was quits filled by the pupils sad their Mesh& # ead the pressed*. pared ed is the bed peseibie sumem. - The prim list wan row by Nutmeg Ikey, the head reiteird of as sabool, sad whin so goy that tio opesetke wee paid • -* the Lamed pudendum fully two hems, it will be ems tee 4 as sublimed°e r 4 the ISMS et the seemedil bop Ie Areeld be quite irepossibis. The range et eh* le pedals seen estruded si London tistmerity this Is any other of or peat schools. insiudieg the deed sod }ivies lespopes,. pare eel epplhe reatheraodek Badw litsrature is its mast .staled es. • • impislies, with drawing, fassio‘bisieg, end s,___ peerdly. The prises coesietsd of books is eiegas6 WEIL less, incluilhe 6b9 Choke /dg, of peers/ velem% whisk was wee by Mr. Mokbeed, sad wicket beta, sad hake the eneresetel eeespeWwei tit athletic game. lttie cendesias of tho leep Vet, Tastes Key made emit or two , observadess ; dish calms Mad= to the repos et the &swim ohm, which was sew Mudd by • most ot mode ; ond,sissed, to weir eratifyies het. Mat Me sink bed this year reesised their serum et sombess, the weed el bey, ham ad pest that they sr badly feud peal difiesity is getting alms thr semis& ➢Melly, before teelisemsy to the shit bald@ coolest el di the peupds daring the past tens. Dr. Woolley, in aiming the promedisse, remarked that he b Medi had hese a papa of iThivessity Seheel—le hal see of tie meliset—end bed sow ,Mussed to Wand for the purpose of ceetialdmi bid - dear old useters, Pretssesse Key sad Malden, reepesting some hopertaot ednediesal gssetions with shish he bed to deal in his disbud home. After a somewhat discursive apes& es tats subject of kends( and its atizadiriss. lb. , leveed solosial pdsdpal oreelsdod by esseurime tbm chews far traiverdty School and its pretemens, a sell Wilk wee roast enthodartiedly respended te. The baud masker ' then bid the boys good-bre, old whind these the jolliest preside of limes dories their bobby*. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. COWES, Tat=DAT Emma. The sports of the town regatta were continued for sous time ohm the 'lasing of relertlar's dergebaly and las trines bed Primmer of Wake ha M wh om them for Shoat two how*, pot the wiry imiement stein of the weather, *se Mama te • Legit eight the Maud &awn of the reembere of the Royal Yacht Squadros teak place at the Oral* and the attendance wan mare armeroor Men en my finer mar don; Commodore the Sad of Willis secapil the ski. To-day the roes wee for a prize of 1001., ghee by the . Royal Tacit Z .li tedree=to pate ci any Wirth or fangs mat sum /he talinsiog mods were mimed : Yedite. l i ima Ownen. FIM I Atlas .... .. Conn Tbeassaa Blasi yen. inland Tat.. 1411 .. an B. Cidalseiter LawskwntelSalow cr. Wltdiernt 241 T.Dreadweed, Dn. Wink ca neon Ananias ifs .. Uri Imrierearengh eyed, Moans at. Vans IC2 .. J. Rase. Ge4slss 1441 .. Lard Bairn and Anew .... 103 .. T Olansberapis,lbit. Wm, whits, snow Anlttsa 16 .. Conon Irma Blue. yellow tied Inds —la.. I. Blulliellsad. an. alas &yellow MON& Piateesins 140 Usst.-CoL anthem Blusayallowdlascast Omen ... .. W. I. thiseat., lat. led. whits saw Kulaw lisb. . C. 0.4444 /lartm an im... t r uk aast an irldie d white swellowestad agemitzs .. H. Jaws, gm. aloe, whit. cress Titans .. 181 .. Mal at Baas I Moe end white 1 horisadal Herceithibe s.. Lard H. LIMMOZ 1" whit* Chnstsbil 61 .. A. C. Kamer& Nest led ' 1 11. er tur 1". WW I .... 42 .. Osised amain { 2 ". 7 ,0 bi 2 0 trim. There wee • Ise teem hem the N.N.W. end half ebb Itia, the mime being no the weetwred. The Alburtis* was the drat that mated mend and took the lank the Sibyl and Melte Beady trgeMer, followed by Eerie, Pasteurism, and Viking, sag the met in • eleatea 1 mann rened lie Gauls., Ancor, wed Tanen got feel of each Mbar, whisk sauna same dam, sad the Witchcraft, from some seem or asher, eat very apparent, wan dew Is gating rood. In plena( sewn tire &Met, as it we ebb tide, they weal at a vary rapid pace, the Albertine still the lead, and Boris taking the seeped pima. tile, teak piece between the Titian and Wtembassit, bat entateally the Weida, off Kowtows, wallowed the Windrows& As the ovum is rowed the Lie of Wight, am tanks ' dentin of the nee meet be dinged end! mamma ; MIS it em hilliest from the Wed amonate Mai the was the hod* mewl, and the Arrow the sero l = malt camel be seerrinined is time for the fimplea beat. At three o'clock this anteroom the royal yacht Viebarla and Albert, havieg en board PASO/ Arthur, anima freer Teske% Rio royal bighorns landed at Made, emit* Or berm, and the yacht afterwards proceeded to Cower Reads. Rav =naiad than eameAme, she got up 1111111101 lad ft Perimenlit. DION. —Yesterday the following gentlemen were dichwed to be the emosedul competitors for the sew 41, Optl:Prines," which re gives this yew kr the GM time the Provon sad Yellows Mee Oillege. There VIM 25 competitors. the SISMI/0 1 1 bring the Rev. W. A. Curler mad the Bev. A. F. Binh. This. re Isar prises, two of 254 each sad two ot 6L each :—Les. Beek lead, Leknoore, sad Gramma& In ordwr et merit Wibos. ma. Arbathsok ma" Damao, Wilma, sod Alexander. be Wedaesday a highly islisseiting 'wise el swimming and diving matches cum off at Athena, • bathing place on the Booklaghimishire shore of the Thames, at • short distance from the college. The various serangements foe the sports, in which 'great deal ol skill and dexterity wee showy, were marled out by II 00•201M11111 d the maters, tic Bev. B. Worm am moomplished swimmer, eating as Muter and aspire. The [alkyls' Yea the ardor oe the matelots ;--Swisicolag-300 yards, 16 eetrim—First Yea: Newton, 1 ; Owen, 2 ; Aliso, 3 ; Widen, 4 ; time, 3 ails. 17 assn !booed hest : Hall, 1 ; Cart ieh, 2 ; Led Dahomey, ; Phipps, 4 ; time, 3 nda. 15 see. Pixel heat : Neater, 1 ; Owes, 2 ; Ocesish, 3; 4. After • very amen onkel this heat was woe by • head is 3 sin. 12 sass. Diviag-16 fakir. Twelve eggs were thsow* late the bid el the river wkiela at the time mai very dark, win to the clouded sae of the sty. Res! Isom= made three dime, with the folio /eh" molls :-1. idde, of eggs . 8., Seit dim 6 ; nosed ve, 6 ; third dive, 7 ; tem! brought to the surface, 19. 2. Wood, K. 8., gym din. 3; mooed dive, 9 ; third dive, 6; total, 18. 3. Bell, 61114 dim, 2 ; escand dim 7 ; third dire, 17. Heeden-10 clerks : Hall, 1; Allem, 2 ; Walpole, 3. Bylancabg-100 yank, 16 entries : Thellumm, 1; fitophies, 2; Roam, & Thar we. asestressely ekes race, ceeturyleg Daly 1 aria. 25 nom, sad soncledsd the speres. The oohed doses to-4r for the holidays. HOW. °OUZO, op 8171.0ZONS 0? ENOLAIrD.—Tho following gestkinses. bevies pima& the seressary east. nation, teasing their diplomas in dead burger, at • mesheg et the board on the 2nd lament, viz. :—Mosen. Hoary Ezekiel Burnt, of Cliftriogardew, Hallo-b6l. sal Robert Jeha H.ll, d Oirmerater-e, Regeeth-paek. KDOWANI, WOHOATIL AND LONDON RAILWAY. — The sixth half•yearly meeting was held yesterday at the °Mem, 7, Wistmineter.cliambers, Kr. Farquhar in the chair. The mat Meted that daring timeline sit meals the progress made with the works, °Mpg to unamidable cirecosiames, had sot been so satisfactory as the directors Dodd here wished. The walks ot the parliameatary seep don bed been Wearable to the mammy. The North London, Highgate, and Alexandra Perk lies was paned, subject The modifier mutually advantageous to bed coup =coompany obtained powers ionetreet • to the Tottenbeas sod Hampstead line, and also power dab on lease of the nedertakirig to the Great North's, Gummey. The claire= expresesd his regret that the directors had been usable partially le open the line. It would, however, be opened entirely MIS spring. Mr. Siert* oomplained of the delay in ups log the Bag. The direst es said the lies would be pertly opened tide summer. The report of the engietter proemial se give the proven of the works doting the lmt six mouths, hat it yes la M a i oaly the mesh, -set the kat mestiog wes hoid la Maze& The splimated met at the railway bed bees mosedsd, end he was catkin that at the bridge Dear the Wesdnas lathing lied been dose for some time. As them hod base gram delay, he skield tompia tithe Board of Trade. The ceeknea mid the whole lies would be opened seat series. The company wetlened to be on the suss amiable Mims with the Greet Western Agway. It,. Parson amid it was weal N somplete the moat Wpm. teat weeks first. The report was thee adopted. The pro osedisgs terminated with • vete al Meals to the Manna. Dyeing AND MNATE RAILWAY 001111. ANT.—A .ceding was hilt yeeteiday, liz. B. G. Berappard is the Moir, whoa reaolulloas were mimed sencuo the web soriptioa by BM eommay of 40,0001. to the tal et the Maven and Kirsh Oars Railway Oempairy, sal maths.' TWAg the mutation el additional sepital for teas permit. SNIAToL AND ZINC= RAILWAY.—The directors have reirtved to recomemed • dividend et 44 10s. per amt at the emir eneciat milk& whisk will leave at baleen el evade 442,0051, to be .rind feeiterd.