The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-08 00:00:00

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Cbmaaader : Wag s$ Is Jetty. Wades Iv. to Has geed wwwwwwthena br a *weed eaten 1., freight or prays mob Su the miser Mr. T. IL 1:4. At. Helga rplase ; fete DEMI' and MOOR; 9, IllOtter etrvet. DEVITT amid MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ot PACKET 11111..—For LACNCIADDYI Direct under en. kagement to thalwomiloo Wefts Avery , to be despatched 31.1 August. WI abigrai day /1114 h Aogwet, the British built ship ANTIPODBIL A . Is years, lla Saw register, I; DIORME KUM, Cultaiaggallor . lying In the load = D oc k s Thin ship 101 l pop, with fird rate latoastandatlon f. t t.O passe, err-. and win carry an espericaccd .111 . 1 e . ,. —For further par elan apply to DLVITI and MODAZ.. Is. IMlliteratreet. DEV ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE at PACILAT Witly.—Fat HOBART TOWN Nagel la no Ater trader. With al pindble_ Asepatch, elbow si_ftiplugh to imherk paanengera . the apianadla clipper mop rwT, A r..neter tom, 'RICHARD WRA N K WORK. CAollWandw . = in tla Lot Italia La aka. This reviel has a spacious and ant 211•.1%141 an Cltrilrnt ..pp•rtunl7 for at elm pram ger* has g reat height In the la te en dnka or the emeeestoheties .4 4.untt ta krt nut .ther interim...hate pannearra and will eery an 11.perlem o•J surgr..n —r.., freight or papaw apply to .asaers. ll,an KWH A itlgtON ORYTHIRA and Co., r Wien pinee, Itianotnanta straet , an to DIVITT ant womatE., v. Bill/ter strevt 1)E V ITT and Mln ME'S A USTRALIAN LINE ..f PACKET still.—For LAUNCIPtrUif Dined (a te w.lar trader. Om great part of her cargo rapased sad win hare IMMO gILLIC daspatth . the clipper ship DI2NOILLAN, Al. zeder W IL BARWOOD. Coarisasiar Wag la 1.11/0.100,1 Meta This alup has beau built ex fee Ina Vole. awl hao hest ride a...mods/ion for elid cabin psims pqa —Po, further perUculara apply to the wear. Yr. T. It. N 41401. L.A. At. Helena-place . or to DEVITT rd MOAK v. lislliterrteert, A USTRALIAN a NEW ZEALANDPACKATIL 1% Lusatia o•RYDNIT Meet MIAMI 111.110LAA LIWIL to% 11 ti M Int& WASS sod AIrCKLAND (141 W ZILALAM The (.41....inic eettleuled etAr ehtp et the IMAM LI t: .4 IMITISN eed A ez.ItOYAL MA PACK rre will be deepeldhedlran the Loam Deed peatteany le =h r *Alpe. ' NOW. IN, Pert Sep. Yytrar of Ike Forth.— Albs .. rlnrahrig Agar !Atria Byrne quern dUr /lstlr. lY.ra ... ary aaf Maselvaisr lnes .. neecway raisurma Netherby ?dry Htelbsimus a IMO - - Aacklimil mg 1 30 1 . 4044 7 400 7 . 10 1100'Sydaily 1,00111070 my 1116,81 plum Dec 10 WO Sydney 1000:0000, lO usiterbar lisir._lll TMs apiondld vends alter an unsaid olonnOwde7 M nanny and skipper. at Ise and term goods thadrons of Snakily and dispatch, they comprise moo at Os ISM Ind vetoola attest. built and Bated eapreaab tor tag irair, and by Mohr mind paanans bevo onnwed a lio —Yoe tredibt or _ to JAMB LIN 2"n a l Lttarpnod So Pr 7 11ACICAY and Co.. IdentlMlX. Wert, Lneedon, LC. NOTlCE—fete etoossors cal at Oat fistbirst, au both out ward sad foreword to brad sad easslwr Walla 1/RITISH and OR AMERICA!' ROYAL JJ NAIL MAR MIPS, appastad by the Admiralty to terotA ij.4 MA between LIVIA/OUL and NEW YORK sad bo tome UYKRFOOL sad ICIPTOM. the Drogue okapi edify et BALI VAX to Mod sad receive parmesan mad her re W Thu isslawring as other mmele en &pp...hated to true ""7" 1 .' -- - - IatANIA. for BMWS. Aoharday. August ArItICA, far NSW 201111 Wert, Saturday. Awry. IS. CA SADA. for DUKTIIN, Saturday, August SS. Pero Ramey. Dolmans steward's lot and prollakea, bat ',Moat winos or kola" aback cam ho oblabed oe bird To Malaita sad Teton. chief cable. t.ll assoad T. Now York. elder shin. Z 26. sergoe.l cuts. eta to lialltao Soa. sn d Sew York. Z 3 per too, sad 6 paa art pit. saw. Mean par. els, each and upwards. This stastauhlps have aceolaatudall.ut for • limited wawkor of tared sada pas groom —Far Daman or ether Imicaurdios 10017 Is J. 11. 42. al.l Dinadata,t. larks , Hatch stud 12. Place de la beam Park It sad J. Dana Dairdadastted. Ohamenw ; D. sad Id law, fdaseaudowa ; se D. mg C. When Widen stapet. I.6ardad. STKfrom LIVIRPOOL to AMICRICA 2sc. by u the Sr i rs apoOL al Osim i.4 9ll= Ompargy's MIMI ASINJUCAN. rhoesisy, Avert 9. 901 A AMMAN, Tbunday. Asyut 1A A MTN 1191 TON, Tbisnasy, Aimed Ai sonsmiss, so 11111111:4 lAN eamil ll irtrikU A W use bellear. ebis he 114..• al pomp . tbs. Mil /la sad Atli lba: War. AwAlate. SA 115.. OA* SI /9. yam le /kw Yak. 9.26. A. 91.1184AASAA. Itorowle. aisi ea parte a/ Casmds amid tie Waders Mask at FrAira—ret bank, afrls le SAML sol SIAM. 19. 1191914199116 WEEKLY MAN IVES/00k00101111410ATION to w YOUL—roi L NSW I= e r ws l ?VILA DVS-1111A &TIAN SNIP OUIYA.II lurid Orr MU 1,...rd ties iker/ 8111111Main u rjr at geserreu " """ Wit&V= 2"d l=2 " Y LIV stsii Tam , GLASGOW Tblo fir, Amor & CITY (W Warorst A.l. l& VIM, Werner rear I& Aid ray esesesdrp Werooday. Cara pirees. IM IT. err serer aseintre So Use oreowier Ego.= renews POMP I. II pillwas, larerog MI provider sore& Premples lor trier sed re Worm rotes Nerd the eagh very adeAdrre Sire—rve WON. partlealare /4e: 1 1 1 1 .1 A 1 C A KI. el. vo lt t i llembaly " or. br "" er 4LITEASI to ROTTERDAM and Ilia RHINE A., TI6 HA • W UN. —TUG lhalmortemb Illorirbed Company • new sad tammalle aboamalft SATAVIIIII i W. WITH, hams tram .w.arr. S. lirMoi w awn Wharf. %avow* •• lannoftp at 11: aml /11112100•1 W. I vial's tI ;17.71. tram of lb• Taimyr. every Tkarlday monine. ••rly —1 , .. pampa Ea : app4 in Camploro Usiv•r••l 14k., w.: or In PEWLIPPW, 014111:6, ••.1 PIIILIJP .. Appals I. Ur 11•Marlosio Womabool Oleapany, 11. 11,...1 hum Cllty. LC. TEAM t., KR PETERSBURG, 'if, Grimsby. 13 Tb. bee ant date mew weer IDONDUSt. CupWs e. La. soli outward' TO-11011110W. awl base ea RI latY pot *iceboat enennalaboa kr mu. roe helaht. awn.. Le le 111LLIJII‘011arilt .tel PHI 11.. ben It Gene= Ileg4 11. Itael len% L 4gTEAM to HT. I'ETEIWBURO, viA Chi= ► Plow Ilse Ont.elaaa ra • deasser TALE '..ltEN*4l:%, win br ole.ipatrlwei hi • few days kw the l slaw ‘,4 I:rtimaq Earellritt acrosonsudallos f —ll. fniali„ Ac , apply 4. rtan.ures. USA PHILLIP Agest• w lb. North Herman Ua7d, 11 , iesilleme, RE4:I LAIC KTEAM COMMUNICATION to ICU—The time Rea-elm lernt elimater , 4 in , I •,144a1n BLI Idttlttl, will clear outward* tee lbe above pert Till lOWA V urn. mid neve LW FRIDAY teas ef H.,. if h.... EX. .11. nt 414-.. iiiiii 1,111•61 awn V &MB Yin* .4•., CI ae date wreak t 2 to wand askew, a.:.* deck. CI —Far treieht, dte apply to I ITS, GRA% ICC and PBlwrli4 Rowt Bak City, LC pNO I NEER' NO, SURVEYING, A RUNT AI Toni - kg. te —/PRAITICAL INWMIVT7OII riven In ", It% /.11.441, lonaing. 41,41 Dmal•mirlef Architectur.•, Hulk' lwaushtiali M•••• 1 1i ratiollal•11. Atc In • *bort ~.orve, ub...1. rate tennti ug tlekl Wore, toe at Insintatents, A. Fat pre.pecieses apply by War to LZ , sa, Guildford. .Ir, ltredlayestm larks. •' I V IIISTI.I AND I'LL OOHS TO YOU." TATENT MATITY ATLAS GAS L'ILLSOS. LIES- whi.o. wI. n any Lw 'A PE of GAS tats plows Tber . an iwrfretly ante Irwin rnapn and to and V maw 'Mister kip liwir Anus... with gas shout.' aro tlw Palely Attu Ming Su.ther.lMlusrhaattelrrl. oate. The t litamdclttni are 4,14 In ownrii by all respectable gas Otters. Atlas Wselta. HAMM , p►d.n. RU PT Ull S.—By Ruyal Letters Patent. II: A II•le MAIN LEVY& ThUbb perfected sad ealdhlt..l le the Lthiletlest, soil, Is snowed by uPwwdv of Siff medical erutkusen 1.. he the at effective Invention tu the curs bee Irrational of 111:K lA. The ate of • Meal spriug..o adieu hurtful la Its eltro ta, is hare avoided : • eat bandage Wilts wore rwusti the laaly, while the reepdelte reoartasi power le supplied y tla. WM' MAIN PAD end PATENT LitTLit ; intim with w• mow I• sad choosier... that It cahoot be diffeeled, sod say he ••ru duriiut sleep A .1. - e,riptlee circular now be bad, end the Trees Goma:Jed I.y payat, ola the etrenafferesee of tb, iv.ly tow. molar. lel.. the hips helmet wet to the aster, Mr. a/I I7K . 191 . Ple..edilly An ['umbilical Trues to the taw paw apt,. awl • feasts to wait epos ladies. ToZEAUTI COPAHINE or SACCHARATED l'APlll'Llia—Cnpallsa mad euheln are, doubtless, the lull_ resavdmis, but QOM 9 ,1 4101 an etc nrslstre 14ste and am ell , Lid •• • uti•••• eallelty pains, tutusaa. an I gmtrie disturhsAce. M. J•.a ago lia4 sat. ervie•l In telt l• rlni: thew valuable therapeutic aa•rota Derfc , tl9 unue by inerleisirsg, In hi• cnpahlue, all IL•' cantle propernle• 1I c• i.re i.rat 1.611 'vete 111.1..140 . 1 . 13 1 . alter mere than • tin gnat. la Paris AIMS 11w different Luadou brapitals, Hu, Mt 1 I•oatait s, Gay a, rad et liartlialoravves, and, the care at flew. Lloyd. P 14411.1. and Lr,ros vis,r4 •• N .,. 4 . 4 in 11w cepahli•r, arlikh is In tuna of *pretty pink •war plunk @frets a cur,: la about six days, either In metal of 4ivesera ICO capsules, 4. tel tree by pM. 91. 24 , at I• oil: la, Vrer.4ll. 'unapt, 49, Ilayinarliet, Lath*, 9i. L ie guelititi. Teti.. .u 4 all %hammy impurt.u.l .lAv mists. G REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. OITA? IXCOISION TO TEM NORTH. A rAsT ILECVIIIIIOII MIMI will Itave at 1010 a.sa on MONDAY, Anent 134 tat ti as tlis Amend. for oTIVIID fans Illa and la dd.). Wanbw7 ma 61 - ed ) Lasiabstea sad WererlikAisa. god oil, MOIL awl tn. ad. j. Went leatawiti. Wolatabany. and 111117: 6 4:1. and Ina,. Walverhatnetia pia M. sad 106. OM.. II and Shretnanry fta AL and Ha ad.). Onweilly_ , W sad chow oft red Via), airlambead sad Llv= ;37,- sad ) GRZAT WESTZRN RAILWAY. MAP LICULSION to GLOIXIMIFYIR, Chef lid, die.—On SUNDAY, Aiwa 11, as LICVM WAwill leave Paddington at 7.111 La for CHIEN mad STROCD asd 6a. Glaseerter rad Cheltenham " , tom and Hereford ilk mid returning the 1111111111 lefir from Hereford at 640 p.m., mid intermediate stations pw %Oa GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ctur RICURSION to BATH and lIRINTOL On SATURDAY, August It, an EXCURSION TRAIN swill laare Pailidapan at AO p.m. for Bub Ilin and la and Bristol lac and IA), relsoulin on Nonday, August 141, Irons Inistol at 5.30 pm., 'ad Ralf at t prik. G RE•T WESTERN RAILWAY. OXFORD, MU, EXCITPIIIO7I t RRADINO, HUROIRFORD, at Oa SUNDAY, Amami 19. an EEC - AMON TRAIN win Dam Peddinalea M 7.49 am. for READING. Thesis . /Mermaid.% Westhampton, 71Mcbans, Newbw/7, Millbury sod ifungerf,d Dal: 4a, ; Pasibuurne, Goring, Wsilinginni Oidirm, Abingdon, and Word ,es. , and Ss '. MlDellfiles W ems day from Gdord st 7.15 p.m, end interme diate slail au es per handbill. G REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. THIRD CLAM PAMEN 012.1 to IXITlig are sow BOOK ID kg the liked au. halm from tatldi ... to IXICTIP., and by lit 7.H as train hem Beeler to .. N.B. Pasungets with let, had,7 - 1 .4 . aeTwe thintlgh tirkets tram Paddington to Bcerter. or Iteter to Paddington, will to Mowe d d lie bre nest ak theday. Journey at Bath, Bristol, or Taunton, and procee Oa GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE IR HEREBY OfVIY, that the neat NAL,. TIMMY GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Osingsay will he held. pennant to Art of Parliament. In London. maths Paddington Station, on Pill DA Y. the 17th day of August mut, ice the 'general of banana. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock Chairman. IitAILILINGTON, Deputy Chairman. The hamlet rooks will be cloyed on the 11141 August neat and nil not be opened until after the said Half yearly General Meetly, on the 17th Avant. Lembo Terminus , Paddington, July l leen PROMOTED BY TER MADRAS IRRIGATION AND CANAL COMPANY T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. To be lecorporated by Special Act of Partiameht with Limited Lability First Capital, St 000,008. with power to Inman Me mime. First Lem, C1.000)00, In fso.oo:i shares of LSO each. Deposit al per share. DIRECt;rIL.S. Janes Thomas, 6y., Chairman. MeJoe °sacral Philip Anstruther, C 8., Citaimams sad The Moo. PhWp Plerdell &myrtle, M.P., Directors of the Lbetitenaat-Celtsel John Orlmre, ( Madras lrrla*- IJe•taoaat 040ael IVllhato isaittphell tiamicm, tts. aaa typal Gea. Sir throw Pollack, t/ r. 11.0.8., tr., Cheaply . Major General Westrop Watkins, COMiCt.riso Itaotatia —Colonel J F grattb, adras CossalUng Ragliteer of the Madras trrisatS ih t e M Canal Compeay. _ 4C Jaen Boner, . (Mew. 'Mall and Co.', 8, Old Jewry. Thums , Fan . Alderman, de. BAXILN3W - 42 4 11Aaman. Bourene, guide° , 1, Pall-mall Lad. doucteme—Jnin Ilartrell. Eaq 34 eannondtreet West. SICIBTMIT.—John rag. 0.13141:-27, Canaan street, L.C. TROFPFA TVs. TM lifargii Serra rid oblects proposed to he embraced by thie Oempun nay be lbw doortiarl, six .—The construction, InaMfienalliek MOINSIBIIInian, and 'forking of each works of belga lion s wrier trenalt, NM water supply M belle, with their auxi liary ridertakings r may, from time to time, be found in be of • predlable ebernider, after the necessary sanction of Owens mewl Ins been enewed to each project . The weer selected for lint operations, and Intended te be Imirmilearly entered upon. bare heen examined by megriere of the biginst attainment. and Indian etperienee. wh. twawle reesnmended them for coustrurtoin In. government, as their ephafon, the moat Important, and In prowler the meet potable of their character in India. These works will onset of Ftwaly.— Irrigating and navigable canals, with all subsidiary works throughout the rich and extensive alluvial Beira of Odor and the adjoining districts, receiving their supply how I the copious and never falling waters of three great rivers, the Malmuuddy, the 'Vlore), and the iinclonany. which, with their Warta latenect and command the trate and commeree of waled &rather much larger in recent than Contend and WYS► and abounding In sad littoral and mineral wealth The band In Odom its... eepable of being thus sleeted, I. estimated eineunt be .beat ta uig ee seem Illseendly.—A man I and Navigable Canal, connecting *Rehm Indio end with the tort and City of Calcutta, daring Arent lishigare and gering by llkinapoor to the Noogly *lvey, egneelle to Weans, with all subsidiary channels 'mids t/airy b Irelnete about ;303,000 acres of gosxl land contained in the wamenniding country The territories to be (boa supplied with water, the hest neer shy of laill , an ,,,p xylculture, and to hr opened up by the intr o duc• Mon of • te and cheap means of communication to the market o the world, pones' immense MIMI! sclvantages lath as rernis petition and capacity for commenx They unquex tionahly want only the L application of tartish enterprise and cep W . In the way now prtoposr.l. to enable them to rank fore- suet amongst the most • regions of the East. They are lumen to cohtstri minerals of great value, In addition to Iron ore .of the hest orally, and coal is alradance and also, to he capabl e .4 pr o du c in g I n a l most unlimited . quantities throe staple articles of commerce, .I,h r cotton for the cultivation of which they ere eminently aslapteC oil seeds, rid, sugar, tuba..., what, Ac now so valuable and sit essential to the commerrial sopremmy of Great Britain. The work, just described and selected for first destruction were, on their present eateries scale. Mr brought to the notice of otvernmeut in May, Isms, by colonel Arthur Cotton, In the Interesting and aide report, a copy of which will be found In the appendll to this prospectus Totter detente.f this document the f adders Invite putiealar attention, it wit prepared in ottethellte to idiotism ul the go ornament .4 hod, who had saes test Colonel Arthur Cotton as the higher authority in such matter., to lured the Mahanuddy Kier air to tope.' upon the hest meats of controlling Its final e, ael peon, tins the Deltas of dud from the terrible ellecta a r Bleed and drought, to which they have been so long subjecL lines rev eipt by the government .4 C,ilonel Cottoo s plans and dallandsta. they were referred to the Chief engineer of Lower =dm • Ith other al moriuren., after Investigation, with the Viten fed roommendationa there enunciated sie reported to the stathorilles Tbe perusal of thew reports deeply impressed the dlrectm• of Ys !Lens Iffitodion and canal Company with the (float value and realist ',orbit .4 the worts thus •ustrated and approved, and help; tonsineed of their adaptability to the operations of a /dist Mock Association, they proposed to the late Court of Didion .4 the Fast duels l'ouipany. and euhsequently to the flerretary of Mate for India In Como to raise the requisite capital, and to make Mao ti..to, fair tool liberal Wong of sopport were ronceded by government Mil ilderable negotiation took place upon the subject, and ultimately the following letter was received from the present Secretary of Mar for Judie in Cussed, via : Li% end June. IWO. .nir.—l am directed by Inc Secretary of State for India In Council to a. knowledge rec e ipt .y your letter dated itnd alt., nyuesting rcpiy to your letter 12th March laat Mir Charles Wood. haying folly considered the contents of both lettere, directs me to stale that he would be 81m1 to me an emenarmiteed company forined for the purpose of constructing Werke of irrigation aad navigation In the province 4 'prima. Msas at present advised. tr that the undertaking be carried oat under tlo, following comfit lons ••1. That the Company's woaks shall be constructed In con gagingrith plans approved by the local government •It That eil lem! coaelderel by the local government to be fur the work*, shall he provided. In the drat instance, bog of but that Its full 'aloe dull eventually be paid by the Company, by instalments, after their dividend reaches .C. 6 par cent That the prices chargeable for water supplied for Ire* • Una, or for other purposes, and the toll., rate*, and fares, charge able for navigation of the C.enpany's 4 anal., and f or the conrey• acne of pareengera entomb, and weals thereon, .hall be heed by an Act of the Indian Legislature hebee the works are ecurneneed, mot that all water supplied for irrigation null be .old to the govenserot atMlr " I That the whole profile of the works shall belong to the Company Sir Charles Wood is prepared to communicate these terms to the government of India an cnnstitutnnt. In hia opluion, the heals of • minable arrangement to be made between that @sorer°. meat and the Company l j@m Nearing fr o m you that th e p ro . motes' .of the Company are ill•pnne.l address the ir ,eeeaj o ,,,t of India upon the @object, he will true such instructions as will cowry prompt attentloa being 01 , 1'11 to their proposals. •• I ma, slr, your obvdieut Ser./flak _ T. O. EALING. CASH ADVANCES NADI, without delay, by the LONDON IsveurittuT CONLYANY (Malted!. Pik lloorratootreet, on deposit of deeds, Mlle of sale, or other ap• proved socarlty, repayable by easy lastalmenta. Depositors allowed 0 per coot, on all amounts above A& Capital, £126,104 to shares of Alf, and Co each. Prospectsmaa and forms seat tree an application. _ _ ANDREW JAMBS ROBY, met DMefor, VAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROOD= V recommend the peddle** bate he t . per Gold dated ea the Invoice-- line (told and Pore Geld, se appbed to J . Ming a delusion. WATILLISTWI wad DIOUDEICBO II SO CHAINS, and all articles maaateetarad by thesa, are void lima this {able t rki t i t tr al i. d at the niaaabiedwane pekes Manufaahwy, la Ilea , WC. Asap INlade of chitties and jewetkry or te. ..r e ch a tri d l .. . eetabliabmsat closes at II In the evening, sad cc flatardaya at I. per dozen 117 " 1 1 • • • 111 • I GI, _ 11[L' Table Table rrks as • • . awl Desurt : : : • • Us Siloam "Is % ATT22IIOI 11. 02/01 cll7 0 at 6 • 117 0 I • • 1 11f • is• in• •n• 1•• iiiCiiiii W. MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), Originator of the worldhisied /SCOTCH TROI'IIEVI, at les per yak Is ac 4 roaneeled with say Imitating and advertising to Ms mama—Yr. bilks' addrias Is 7/1, BROOK-lITMT, annovslaspr A as. Tounisr MTN usicazaaocisaaa te. ROD NUM with GLNERAL EXCELLENCE. RMOSES and SON can confidently assort that they poems adraMaNs and facilities which are quite beyond the reach of any ether House in the Trade, and are thereby enabled to offer • REALLY GoOD ARTICLE at a 'VERY LOW PRICY. The met HOMO Cutter, are employed, and dura bility of material and workmanship may be rolled on. THE BIESPI lit IL TAILORINO DRPA RTII &NT is almost daily replenished from the best Home and Foreign Markets. THE READY MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS are fur. nlabed with an Immense assortment of goods for all classes and all ag occupations . also a great variety of Clothing for J twenties of all es THE HOSIERY and DRAPERY, RAT and CAI', an.l BOOT and DEKA RTIIIMIN. contain a caretallynelected stuck of the best and newest Manufactures. H ;1;oat uny arllvle nod be approved of, It vi Wbe ex. ehan‘ed, or the money returned. Corner of MI NOB I I*l sad ALDGATE, and Corium of NNW OIMED-STIULLT. and HART44TREET. CLOTHING for JUVEN I LES of all agea, and In every style and material, at Z. MOttitti and IN'S, Corner ot Slltilt/rtilim and AUXIATE. and Corner of NLW OX W iItD44TII6ET and lIART.STIt LET, Who Brad/unl end Sheffield. Yorkshire. ISATIS ON APPLICATION ON POST MIL E. MOSES and 80N'S Book for th e P resen t contnining "TY Growth of en important Branch .4 Briti ' lltnt. nirtry," "'MA Moo for Pcif.tnenooronient, and list of ericno. Alio just pablimlNS) so idaborst• plan of their City Prosaism Corner of MI NOM ZS sad ALDGATE, and Corder of taw OXBOW:SW*IMT and RABT-BTREET, also Bradford and fibeilield, Yorkshire. QYDENHAM TROUSERS, 17a. tid., the 1.3 illiermid result of consummated free.trads, to the choicest fang iisseitina et this season, marvellous fur the raC4l of menu beadles Mae sod Mill. Waistcoat to match, aa. ad. (Montan Cost. 1111.-11/111111IL 11110 THEM, 10. Ludgate-hill S IINSHINE and ahowees— on race-course, o r railway, or embrie--r= ro t is a• elerun, and beautifully finished ALPACA awl OVEACtiATS, every patio= aad sham M t lb. amid lb. GIL —Made by BROTIIKAS, 29, Ludigate SYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SIJITS, 24.. ; &bud traliurse tram sOL—Made oily la SAMUEL Damns. Ili bulial•AUL QYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, a.m.! M.lon. —11.4 8 14 , SAJWIL Ludiste.hlll. .• J. Westwood, eq ,V, The grim taus prollereti hare int: ZZOiged h the Directors - - at being, ha ff.ir opinion, sack as will enable the Company to present a s afe eel Meenhii source of 111VedMent for atpital. A I TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitore to the comatimicallon however , been addressed Mr Charles ' flinsids, and others, exposed to the sun and dust. will find Wood. with the object of inducing him t finally dlapose of the MLA NOW k ALl'lgoll a most refreahlng preparation for the matter le itagistad without incurring the (lelay which will be eoroblealon, dispelling the cloud of 4eguoreed relaxation. allay involved In the suggested communication with the goverment leg all heat and irritability, and Immediately affording gm piens at l'akulta . should he. however, decline to lit . ,lle to this re lug sensation attending motored elasticity and healthful state of quest. no time will be lost In catering on with that government the skin. Freckles, tan, spots, pimples, Pushes, and discolours the proceedings requisite I Mve effect to the arrangement made gun, Ay before its appligmtlon, and give plane to purity of coin gogyggir of gam for India, In order that the neeingary p legion , with the gl o w of beauty and of bloom. In 011160. of sun preliminary surveys may be cotsred upon at the earliest possible burn, or stigma of Mattis, Ili virtues have tong been acknow moment. Indeed. Price is Ad. and Is. id. per bottle. hold by A. WIW- I goo full consideration. It has bees coosidered most pendent LA. and WINS, o, Hatton garden, and by chemists and pit that the prompt scheme should be taken up and carried out es team. Ask for )lowlands Inlydor. MURDER OIT • Cann AT CANTIMBUITY.—Yestsr day afternoon Mr. T. T. Delman:, the city coroner at Clan terbury, held an inquiry touching the death of • female child, found in • drain in the vicinity of the Dover-road, under the following circumstances, which were stated in evidence :—Robert Davison, • labourer, on Friday morning, betwen two and three o'clock, while going al a c r tiihe New Dover-road, I. the direction of the village of when near Mr. Collard's hop garden, heard • noise e that of • dog whining in the drain by the side of the road ; be paned on, and on returning at about eight o'clock the drain was searched, and a child found apparently only • few weeks ad.. It wee conveyed to the police station, and shortly afterwards died. It was abort three feet in the drain, and must have been pushed In bye stick, or some thing of the kind. There was a piece of black cobourg round the body, and two pieces of tape, one piece round the neck, and the other piece over the cloth. The tape round the neck was tied tight. There was no clothing on the child whatever. The medical evidence was to the effect that death was caused by shock to the system through the Long exposure of the child to the cold air. As far se nursing went, the chill bore evidence of neglect. There were no mark, of violence either internally or externally sufficient to have mused the death of the child, or even to have hastened its death. The jury returned an open verdict of " wilful murder against some person or persons unknown." A woman had been seen with the child on the Saturday previous, but there was nothing to lead to her identite : DESTRUCTION OF • RAILWAY STATION •Y FIRE. —Badly on Monday morning • serious conflagration took place at Paialev, which resulted in the complete destruction of the goods shed, for the accommodation of the goods traffic at the railway station, and of a number of vans and ZlErafilled with • variety of valuable merchandise, had arrived at the close of the week, chiefly from the south. The flamed were first observed about two o'clock am. The combustible nature of I the building, which was almost entirely of wood, and the highly inflammable nature of the material" contained within it, rendered all attempts to suppress the lire totally unavailing, and the effort.s of the firemen were from the first content to the preservation of the passenger station, in which they fortunately were succemful. At the outset an attempt was made by the watchman at the station—a man named Maodowan—to remove some of the trucks which were standiog on the rails at the shed. Color. Unmanly, while thus laudably exerting himself, the poor fellow was severely injured, having been "quested between two trucks by some parties who, like himself, ware endeavouring to save some of the property in danger. The destruction of property, not to speak of the sheds themselves, is very serious, but in the meantime no approzi• motion can be formed of the raluel toes until the ine,.7,,M! are received. Altogether there were eight waggons totally ilistinyed, and two partially. In one of the vans there were some valuable Bradford goods ; a second would appear to have been filled partly with power loom machinery ; other two were filled with Indian corn meal, arid the remainder with a variety of merchandise. To judge from the debris, awe of toys, no doubt intended for the juveeiles at the fair this week, his been destroyed among the rest. The shed, we understand, is insured in the Caledonian Insurance, but the greatest proportion of the loss sustained will fall upon the Glawlow and South Western Railway Company, who insure themselves. — North Britiai Delay Masi. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1860. an ind=nt •uhlettaidnik bet ereh m e mom management sa AO Irrigation an caw y. and ell requisite srmagmatts for effecting this Oblast be agigited with the concemeece of that Company, with wham sem. moor:tingly • appikaike for a medal Aed benogenilowlmlll be made es* rat senice The biomes political at al lesdal mod the highly rommosiino eharacter of of la ladia, ars now as well ondersteed. that it 1. umemomp in a papsctus to ad verse prod. er Se shodebe dela. thermal. of past experience . Them howswr ellemay desire sea latormotion. are referred is the appended wileans treat stria documents and public meads, the easesses whereat odder* In the moet reliable menet the Morns milted bp government from some of those wtuch in dillsoent parte of In are under their coatrol 13b 7 eZkws forbear to aghast, the probable profits to be dirlval hem their present ealsigriss; they prefer to point to Os Iteseststhad results jug mitred to, produced by similar un itise* %ger Ina belief that all such works ei.mr.D. properly and executed, will of ne cessity yield consldsrsbis sulans; It Is difficult to coo' Mee how the sale of an Wish so taly essential to life and progress as water is evorprbers, but more particularly In India, can be otherwise than productive of large profile In the present 'case, no precise estimate either of the coat to be Incurred, or the profits to be realised, can be properly made until a detailed survey has been prosecuted, showing the exact course, nature, and extent of the various channels, and the actual area of land to be irrigated. Looking, however, to the peat extent and nature of the territories to be operated upon— their geographical position, so advantageous for enormous inter ne! and external trade and commerce—their mineral resources, known to be both rich and varied--and their great agricultural capabilities, If supplied with water—lt Is but reasonable to P ivot that works which will bruit all these advantages and valu able resources into evidence, will, with respect to the returns to he derived from irrigation alone, rival those of &shah, character previoaaly constructed In other pals of Lea ; and that with roped to navigation they win produce resells no less sags . . . . It is worthy of remark here, as showing the soundness of these expectations. that the present Secretary of State for India, In Council, In March last, addressed to the Government of India an °Metal communication. calling attention to the Importance of constructing these eery works, and stating that her Majesty's Goverostmt were prepared to carry them Into effect as soon as the plow and estimates were approved by the local Government . A dein to los an unguanateed Company established, he slates, lod to lair ameession to this Company. The mean sources of profit will be : n .—Ttse sale of water to the government for the !rests- See levied in respect of the use of the canals and waterways by the public. T. these may be added as available but subsidiary means of additional returns 1. The working of the canals by the Company by the convey ance of passengers, animals, and Fools thereon. S. Rent and other Income derived from mills and factories established on the banks of the variocia channels. Cultivation and sale of Umber and other produce raised upon the land of the Company. And e. The supply of water for general purge's. Although these latter are now put forth as secondary only, they should by no mean. beget eight of ; the Prat of them has here aJready ascertained to he highly predacity" In India. and by the official acsounta of the exleting canals In the North- Western Provinces of Bengal, the profile derived from mills, thither, and bank produce represent a large percentage upon outlay. To the manufacturers and consumers of cotton In England the establishment of this Company promises results of Incalculable Importance, as It wiU render cultivable and bring late cheap communication with the coast an immense area well known to be eminently adapted to the growth of cotton, the Mahaimddy with He branches and affluenta forming the natural outlet fur the whole of that portion of Southern and Central India Including Berm' which Iles Immediately to the north and north-east of the countries drained by the Gorlavery River, and aptly des4selled "The Cotton Field of India." Indeed, • glutseat the map wID show that no territory of equal extent, and emilarly adapted to the growth of that article, can be so rapidly made available to supply their wants. on this ground the Cotton Supply Asso ciation has given its powerful influence In aid of the Directors' proceedings According to the rough general estimate supplied to irreni sent by Colonel Arthur Cotton. the mat of constructing the whole of the contemplated works may he approximately stated et A 1,600,000 . It Is proposed therefore to limit the issue of =lta the Sot instance Wthe sum of £1,000,0001.. divided ,000 shares of £to each, and to take a first deposit of LI per share only, with a further payment of £1 per share. when ths OW agreement hse been concluded this will, It Is believed, Man to support effective operations br the Rest twelve months. Of a/1 seliseque er. ut calls full and timely notice will be given to each sharehold _ la the allotment of shares, preference will be id wen to those =cants who are shareholders In the Madras Irrlgatkm end Company. to the extent of the number of shares held by tbal that Coallaany. sad ail future Imes of shares In England will be distributed pre esia among ruck ef the then existing shareholders in the pre met Company as may be desirous of taking them. Pi es ertuae and forme et for 'bares may now be W request al the Wien. V, Cannonatteet, 8.C., Looks : and at the Dem lent, Mennt laneom, Bow yer% sad Co.. No. 1. Nal I CTORIA CROSS GALLERY, Egyptian V Esli. PlorsadUly. ()PUN DAILY, froaa 10 7. Admis don Is. Asthmatic Portraits, by LW. Dammages Zig of the Victoria Crams Heroes, their deeds a/ darted sad chivalry , away Ufa do Itisiorkal pictures, illantratha two sellonal epoc hs, the lisrmiaa ow mad Indlas mutiny. JAB. IOW& Socratary. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, —u woos gong pleamst gemming, so to the I M eiso PAVILION, tits bog TO I Lomb" sad taw bog 001CIULT. Mandan (by rotrombsiont tlokol) 41d.— Bowfin Aar" alga Oagorlio. ete. THE FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION ) Jotnt , Kock Wine Company . C.) tat, miirdPsid up, £6OOOO. The flaeat=S ala rg: DOCED VT! Mill, end dime tram Sae "Tee" daily adesellimmime ; co tar peke Ls rd tree Meilog to T. W. STAIMITON, Des., 190, limeutedgere. TKVINS and SON, 78, Bishopagste- attest wyggs..—wping imparted odor the now tariff. Chant, goad. filla dillta superior, 24a to Sla Burgundy, nu Hermit gm, SOL SOL ; at Omega XL per doz ; Vie de Gram here ?51.. Santoro% : C/tablis. SOL ; Sparkling Climaurgoa : Hock. 30a Moog* 110 z per do., bottles and pudgier ladadod. Terms, cash. NOTICE. —WINES and SPIRITS at REDUCED DITIIMIL—a. MMEMI/Mr B mined MA ot Perak with Dr . Maras report, post tree on applicatka. OMR ebli (Ws Ma ordila mina nals*, bo.:Ic• looteded.. pre dozen lib ' Cle ts ) ba. OM Hook or Moselle no Poet lbasebell Moseebell Merry } to . ky owned mi. per doz . . 7ata tooth Part sad /York don. sad Mc Malebo gad Assatilalle ~rml. ado Obi, tall Ma St : Beramdyltresdy, tie per oaks Masada, tie very Tv: dew ors. teat=say bar of on readat of e 0 damps. eseb.—A. GM, lb tarsal, London. BY ERR MARTYR ROYAL LITTLRB PATINT. _ .—Mr. A. T ESKIT_ Surgeon-Dentist, 1 1 1 71,2 1 5 e Ororranor hal Patanteed an Invention for the prime and pintas of ARTIFICIAL TRIFTH upon a novel priaciple, which stands unrivalled for its utility and economy, whereby one set of teeth absolutely Leta a lifetime, and • second, or reserve set, Is unisecemany. The champ which take plaoe from absorption of puma, loss of teeth, Mame, tc., render ordinary sets comparatively useless, or only available at some cost . but, ommtructed upon the prin ciple are not 'waked In the slightest degree. ReiMente abroad or in the country can adjust these teeth at all times without the aid of • dentist. Mr Isbell does not pent licensee to an. his patent, which can only be obtained at his reddens, where the medical profession, the nobility, gentry, and the public may see specimens and obtain every Information. Teeth stopped, Re• All consultation. free.-8, Lower Orosvenoustreet, and lesa netrohill, Birmingham MAYED TEETH and TOOTHACHE. OP/IMM ENA MU, for stoppim decayed teeth, how ever large the cavity. It Waxed Ins. el gate. without prowrure sr phi. and hardens Into • white eniuseL It rename In the toga may yearn, rendering extraction um , and ante.- Ing the decay. Directions enclosed —g old by all medl eine Tendon. Moe RIIIXEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquisite Me r=Zinera bouquet, Newt, African Bowers, e bouquet, Jockey C= 1. 60, are thIP to Inegt hikes/ As for tide seseou. —ll. 111 perfumer her illaledy, sad privileged purveyor to the Quests Cd Spain. 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LI annual walisoription. Life rasembershigy tail auterrtber as nominatkra. LS &yew. Catalogue, ra. AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY CONTRACM. Impeetaat Report of Meet Calealttee sad Waite la the MeWoman lagleleture. Roe AMU' eassatery, jut mewed by the Leaks Agent, G. 811111 T, N, OarahM, Le The Story or oar taros from Year to Yorr."--latikagoaro. A STOZN by CHARM DICKENS, irM appear In No. 67, for Abroot 41th, sod No. IS, for AugtuA 11th, of ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Conducted by alalLllB DICILIINS, sad A DAY'S YIDS; A LIFE'S ROMANCE . • New Serial Tale. by Chilies Lever, will be commenced In Mo. 811, foe August 18th. Yoblbsbed In Weekly Numbers, price Yd. (also In Monthly Perla end Half-Y Yehunes). at the Office, 26, Mellingtoa dant, W.O. ; sad by sad Ea, at 191, Pfficaffilly, W. UNPUBLISHED LETTERS of Lord NELSON and Mr WM. HAMILTON.—In an early number of the LONDON REVIEW sad WEEELY JOURNAL. conducted by MAMBO MAO A 7 will be commenced the publication of a metes of IN/MITER LIITERRS, of peat interest from Lord NELSON to Air WM. 11• MILTON, with Sir Wm listollton's replies torether wIW ether documents relating to the same endmut memos. ate highly interestion correspondence will he published by the Wad permission of the representative of Sir Wm Hamilton, We ammo( the ossomerips —Orders moaned 441 boolteellms. News Apinni-onlea 11. llouthassponatreet. • W. Ultie, swagger. • single **amen copy sent free by Weft War yentas Wawa i lEig . ig u i . 1112 AT ILAILLDDROU , W near the Pantheon. CIILVERW M. C. A. ,im.,L. S. A. loadrie, ton be eons daily (only u l our el Xenon' Debility, untery Blushing, ~ Palpitation, Loes of laserery, latapseity, ilgermaterrhoia, Sterility, Cauteri sation. and Wends= Just published, ea entire new and Original Work, entitled "OUIDALVSS." Synopsis : The Physiology and Anatomy of eat Oeneration— The Origin of Disesse—fiymptonse, Treatment, and Cure Pere is. each ; by pest, U stamps, open ends • lg sealed. To he had of Menu. itis, Caruhill . or the Author. S 4 above. Dr. Cuirerwell, Consulting Assistant, and sole summer to his late brother. R. J. Culurwell. Y.L. oViiiiiii" S PLATE. —RICHARD A/TENBORO4II • bed Leagaspras oft : i ii If If 0 Th. Doi; quhltee for the table at propistisisatoly low plea . direr mown and forks of sap paUero, of Ta per or. ericrao SILVZR SPOONS AND YOUB. warranted Leaden made, sod of a much superior quality to that usually sold by runmegues: Domini/A 100_8 THE PARISH PARTOR By RICHARD WILATELT,_DA, &&biabag ot Dublin. Lemke : Jelia W. PEW and Soo, West Straud. 1 — es, b;;1 - 1 - eTdee - de -- 1 ' 611.1 . 111 67'001111 sad MEM am mbar: ler Ka a /Ism 1 9/1 4. 1 X. 17 0 1 a i l 11 Table Taelre6 11 d. 14 IDO d. 11 Da Speeme} U• q} 14 41 Daesartrka. 10 7 4 1 7 7 41 11 le GS 7.1 11 Do. igoacalalllo It Tea *eau .10 710 ! 10411 I • 6DIO 14 (Stamped, ld. Additional. IFOM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPT'S. 711D211C1 CIioCKPOID, St. Jamegsetrest, eating-house to surrender Anglia 17 at llt, and 21 at 1, at street. Sol., liodrz igh V ais erul tr a: i. Orgy's-Inn ; d. sedg., Whitmore, Emma, Joint Brut. Jun., Brighton, stationer, August 15 at 12, sod Sept. 21 at 11, at Basinghall.street. Bela, Lialdatere and liackwood, Walbrook, and Lamb, Brighton ; off. satin., Csia nan, Basimitalletreet. Enwasn Oannitt.L and How Joan TODD, Orecoarichdtreet, Upper Thames-street, and Slse.lane, City, uterchanta, August 15 at 11i, and Sept. 21 at 12, et Bminghaffetreet. Sole., Marten and Co., Commercial Salerooms, Mincing.lane off. orig., Cannan, Basinghall-street. 1121112 BmDl, Bushey-heath. Hertfordshire, builder, August 18 at 122, and Sept. 21 at 111, at Basinghallstreet Sob., Pocock and Poole, Bartholomew-close ; off. &sag , Carman, lag i Vftittr ire l t oirse, Chbwell-street leather seller, August 18 at 12, and Sept. 21 at It, at Basingliallstreet. Sol., Wood, = lll- strest - building;off. mfg.,. Whitmore, Basinghall- J 1 failLter, Crownetreet, Finsbury, boot manufacturer, August 111 at 111, and Sept. 21 at 2, at Basinghalletreet. Sol., Sic Ol son, Lame-Red . off. sang., Whitmore, BosinghaLletreet. 1036 Lail breve:nu }Yoh-streethill, City, dealer In Iron, August 20 at li, and Sept. 24 at 1, at Ilhainghall.street. Sob., Wilktn son and 00., Nicholas-lane, City ; off. amts., Pennell, Guild. hall-chanaben. JOWAB Munn, Henley, Staffordshire, grocer, August 16 and Sept, 7, at 11, at Birtuingliam Court. Sole, Hodgson and Allen, Birmingham and Evans and Cu„ Birmingham; off. wig.. Whitmore, Birmingham. Joan Exnn Km. Leicester, glove manufacturer, August 23 and Sept. 20, at 11, at Birmingham Court held at Notting ham. Sol., Ilaxtry, Leicester off. assli.,Bsrets, Nottingham. Join Abw-Mmy, Monmouthahlre. draper, August 20 end Sep& N. 011, it 00131 t. Sen., Waimea ills.1111elii; aIL Mills,, BristoL GMBP.Og Estrin, Partook, Somernetshire, tanner, August 22 and Sept. 12, at I, at Exeter Court. Sots., Balder, Bristol, and Pryer, Exeter. off. aesig., Birtzel. Exeter. LJOSAID 'MPH PHILP, Plymouth, butcher, August 20 and Sept. 17 at 121, at Exeter Court held at Plymouth. Sots., Ed monds and Sons, Plymouth, . off. sang., Hirtzel, Exeter. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS—AT PORTUGAL-STREET., A. S. Carmel, Hedfordequarr, Commercial-road East, cigar dealer—J. Ham, Crescent. Hackney-road, boot maker—W. Jones, Denmark.road, Camberwell, provision dealer—J. Henderson, Mortimer-street, Cavendishaqoare, doctor of medicine—W. Pear son, Tbitobale . s.road, Red Lion-square, tallor—G. Weatberley, Westboarne e, Paddington, fruiterer—O. C. Moulton, Bruns wick-square, , clerk to an India rubber manufacturer —W. It. Brittain, Hammersmith, balder—C. Herring, sen., Apollo Walworth. writer. DR bwildtp, eI t ABATIONS OP DIVIDANDe. _ . _ 090 sos BeTrisli,Flarche.l;,icuiVey,;trrThnreltifacturer—lit dividend of 9dL, August 8. and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Whitmore's, Basinghalletreet Cnael,r9 Howneserroam 11PRURY, Lavender Dock Wharf, Surrey, and Great Jaines.strert, Bedford.row, wharitnger—lst dividend of 34.10 d., A t and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Whitmore's, .street. ALIXANDIR COLYIB, WILLLIN ATONAL BUNK DAVID COLVIN, THONAB ANDIIISOII, and DANIEL An. OUS, NICOSIA, merchants —llth dividend of 6 ulnas per 100 etoca rupees, August 8, and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Whitmore's, Itreinghall street. Thome Wicidooli, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, t ocer— latdividendoflellid., August 8. and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Whitmore's, Basingballetreet DAVID emu, Leedenhalletreet. City, merchant—lit dividend of Ss. lid., August 8, and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Whit msi WILLIAM LOIDOP, Newuetle.under.Lyme, Staffordshire, brush manufacturer—lit dividend of 1.. Bd., any Thursday after Oct, 9, at Kinnear's. Birmingham. TMONAII MoRRIS, Long Eaton, Derbyshire, joiner—lst divi dend of 1L ea, any Monday after Oct. 8, at Harries, Not- tingham THOMAS COOPIa, Derby, brickmaker—Lt dividend of is., August 8, and any Monday after Oct. 10, at Harris's, Not tingham. WILLIAM Nnimo, Manchester, cotton nasanhecturer-Ist divi- dend of 4a 10ed., any Tuesday after Oct. 8, at Hematite's's, Manchester. °sows cumin* Benxi' and JAM= Bengt Stalybridge, cottoneplaners—lst dividend of 7a. 100., any Tuesday after Oct. 8, at liernansads. Manchester. JOHN Trona; Ashtodunder.Lyne, grocer—lit dividend of 70., any Tuesday after Oct 9, at Alcmene:is, Manchester. Tangos Buena, Rochdale, lencashire, grocer-Ist dividend of b. Id., Oct. 9, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Man chester. THOMAS KIRKMAN, Livesey, Lancashire, spinner —end dividend of aid., any Tuesday, at r's, Manchester. JAMBI MOCLO Rm. Sale, Cheshire. general merchant-Ist dividend of 9e, any Tuesday, at Frames., Manchester. JO® flucg WARRORVON and WILLIAM STIVIRSON, Manches ter, timber merchants-Ist dividend of fe. dd., August 9, and any Tuesdayafter Oct. B. at Putt's., Manchester. VOUS? ALLEN, Newport, draper—lst dividend of be, August 8, and any Wednesday after Oct. 9, at Acrernane, Bristol. J. W. and O. YoUNO, Neath-2nd dividend of el, August 8, and any Wednesday after Oct. 8, at Acramads. Bristol. W. W. J. W., and O. YOVNO, Neath—hid dividend of 8,1., August 9, and any Wednesday after Oct. 8, at Acrarnane, Bristol. WELIAX SWARD (wparate estate), Stroud, shawl manufac turer-Ist dividend of I. 4d., August 8, and any Wednesday after Out 8, at Aenunan's, Bristol. nosier List dividend ass. ed., August 8 and any Wednesday after Oct. 8, at Amman's, Bristol. Winton and BMUS," Stroud, shawl manutheturess-Ist divi dend of la Sd. August n , and any Wednesday after Oct, 8, at Acramen's, Bristol. Ovarian Cox—led dividend of , August 8, and any Wednes day after Oat. 8, at Acranian's, Bristol. W. W. YOURS (separate estate, —lit dividend of Y. 6d., August and any Wednesday after Oct. 8, at Aeranian's, Bristol. WBAIAN Dmioaltirtitils, Cheltenham, Innkeeper—lst dividend of Va Id. August 8, and any Wednesday after OM. 8, at Amman's, Mita anomie YOUNG (separate estate-Ist dividend of 35., August 8, and any Wednesday after Oct 8, at Amman's, Bristol. JOIN McALrunt, Cheltenham, tronmonger—lst dividend of lis., August 8, and any Wednesday alter Oct 8, at Acraman's, IMESoL Join WTAIT, Chipping Campden, vietualler—d dividend of ▪ Amami 8, and any Wednesday after Oct 8, at Acrainan's, Bristol. TaorritAil POWinno, Truro, Cornwall, grocer-Ist dividend of fa, ed., say Tuesday or Friday, at libtaers, Exeter. Wtuaus Alums Mamie, Totneas, Devonshire, dealer inborn— laddiviiismd of la 31d., any Tuesday or Frsday, at Hirtsers, Horsy etimixs, Exeter, Innkeeper-Ist dividend of Ts. 9d., Pay Tuaday or Friday. at Hirtsers, Exeter. laxtt W LARD. East Mtonebouae, Devonshire, licensed IrlC tiperz-lat dividend of Iv. 8.1., any Tuesday or Friday, at Ifirtzel'a Exeter. JOBI Mara. Plymouth, and Itevonport, Devoaddre, °Defeo ticeer—lat, dividend of 4 e. , any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtaera —_. _ Meter. , Caen ICIIIIIOO and SOPHIA HAM" Exeter, milliners-Ist divi dend of la, any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtsef a Ester. JOlO SLADI and JANIS TALLY VINING, Yeovil, nomersetahire, Warners -Ist dividend of is. 7d., any Tuesday or Friday, at BLUM s, JOHN NADI separate estate), Yeovil Bomersetahlre, attorney— farther dividend of 2s. ltd.. any T uesday or lriday, at Illra ears. Exeter. JANza TALLY Vaasa separate estate), Yeovil, Somersetahire, attorney—farther divident4)ir au l i g : any Tuesday or Yriday, at flutist's, luster. August 29. It. Mailman and IL Nantes, Warnfordnourt, Tnrognsortfinttreet, merebanta—August 80. B. Proctor, Liver. pool, corn broker. _„ - MRTITICATES to be granted, artless wise be shown to the contrary on or before the clay of meeting. August 29. J. W. Fergnsson. Paternoster-row, City, and New. court, Middle Temple, bookseller -August 39 W. Porteous, Brighton, Sussex, lineudraper-ttept, it J. Pulford, Manchester, brewer-August 30 W. Hounstield, Manchester, merchant- Sept, 3. Peter Williamson, Jun., Salford, Lancashire. 'rawer- August 30. W. Whlttinghaza, St. Helens, lAncashire, corn miller -August 80. A. Sutton, Cowley-role, near St. Helens, Lanai. shire, eels miller-August 29. A. Gibson, Liverpool, factor terptg. J. Paget Brierley.hill, Stalfordaltire, licensed victualler 13, J. Holland ands. H. Holland- Birmingham. printers -Sept 13. t If. Coleman, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, sur. geon-Sept. 13. T. W. Vernon, Bilden, Staffordshire, and Sparkbrook, Worcester, coalmaater-Auguat 29. G. Seaton, Kingston• upon-Hull, currier-August 29. C. England, Barton. upon•Humber, Lincolnshire. leather dresser. PAETNIEBILLPS DIEMOLVED. _ . - T. Bottomley, iitilaitirst. llanpshire,and W. Hanson, Ports month, contractors-J. Cooke and J. H. Clark, Leeds, printers -0 Dyson, J. Dyson, and W. Dyson, Manchester, cabinet makers, m far as regards 0. Dyson-C. Styling and W. Gough, iValsall. steffnrdshire, saddlers' Ironmongers - L Broughton and E. Weaver. Bogentetreet. talloss-0. O. Hornby and W. William son, Liverpool, merchants-J. F. Duncan and Ililiabeth Dunn, Fleet-street, City, tailors-T. Falrbairt and W. A. Falrbairn-J. 11. Ivimy. C. 'rimy, and J. B. Hacking, Sinallbridge, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far m regards .1. B. Hacking-W. Harrison and .1. Harrison, Church Fenton and Little Fenton, Yorkshire, tannery-J. Brlggn and J. Allen, Manchester, provision dealers -T. T. Lankesfm and T. Hopkins, Bewdley, Worcestershire, immb manufacturers-E. Hemming and Elisabeth Chandler, Bir mingham, pawnbrokers-W. Mons and D. Pritchard, Leeds, commissionyenta-B. Hill and T. Foster, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff manta *. C. Dobell and C W. Roberts, 11.1ve alert-dente-T. Bell and H. Meadow,, Little Bolton, ire, roller makers-J. Ogden. J. Greenwood, and W. corks, Lao . , Hakim, Yorkshire, wadstaplere, so far as regards W. Cork°, Jun.-W. Sterrett and F. King, Manchester, bakers-lt. Owen and T. Meadowcroft, Wolverhampton, Rtsffordshire, chemists- T. H. Larmath and fl. Nematode, Tanbrfdse Wells, Mint, sta tioners-H. J. Walker and W. Walks Ponces, Hampshire. painters-W. Balkeld and E. C. Orlflin, Liverpool, marine store deaden-J. N. Belling and J. Yemen, Deptford, sewer oon tractem-A. T. Hall and J. Leda. Nottingham. stonemasons- H. Hodgman, R. Kay. J. Grandy, and W. Kay, Manchester, com mission , so far as regards H. and H. K-H. Gust and W. Cline Oohed lS !. ottingham,M Hodpon re, common b rewers -T. Illinipworth and .1. illingworth, Bradford, Yorkshire, manu facturing chemiste-J. Kiddell, C. Taylor, and F. Widdows. Nor wich, manufactures-O. Rharp, .1. Odell, and T. Hunt, OW change, Megiddo, wsrshousemen, so far as regards T. Hunt /. A. Bowe and W. T. Bellingham, Oreshametreet, City, and Osorge's-temice. Hyde.park, auctioneers-C. Doley. J Kann reatheir. and W. A. Peters. Birmingham, oniamentslista of glass and metal surfaces, so far as regards J. Kannrenther-4 B. Johnstone and K. Sexton. Dublin, military tallors-W. Dickson and A. Dickson, Edinburgh. grocers. SCOTCH ISIQUISTRATIONE. MALOOLM 1113111 f 811117111, Ulugosr, Insurance agent, Angnat 13, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. awing cyrigiunte Segygiyg glempow, amountant, August at Hie OisagoW Mock Wennaanngat. THOMAS Olikliilunedsa, ildloburgh, cabbie. Angast H, Temperanceat the Tempenoe Coffee.roorne, Minhu WILLIAM POCILIIiO Edinhumh;rerintswet, London and Glasgow, merchant, August 14, at the Faculty Hall, TAIIMP AWDOCI, Aberdeen, draper, August la, at the Lemon I Tree Tavern, Aberdeen. En.'H O MEOPATHIC COOOA. deliCiOUlt aroma. gratedel eroootllnese, and invigorating power Pave pro cared fie mineral adoption ea a Inealthid beverage. Vb. asdi ilk packet atta id. per lb., by thepeinetpal imam Labelled ..jaans Elva. Hot itropstlilo Chwu t London.' —Ad varttermai [TWOPENCE. THE WALWORTB MURDER& EXAMINATION AT THE LAMBETH 00HRT. (Continued from yesterday a EuPreit') Yr. Streeter, the father of the deceased Nary Wells Streeter, said he knew the prisoner. He stav e d at their house one night in Jul He came to see his ter, but he did not know anything a b ou t th e marr i age . H e knew that his daughter bad letters from the prisoner, and after her death he broke open her writing-desk and found those which he had given to the police. He never bad say conversation with his daughter concerning the marriage. He bad heard hermother mention the intended aiwuranoe, and believed that she advised her daughter not to consent to it. Edward Spice, landlord of the Green Dragon, Ber mondsey-street, said that on the 23rd of July limy Streeter came to his howls on a visit. The prisoner called awn her, and witness asked him what he intended to do. Prisoner said he intended to marry her, that be wail quite Indepen dent, and intended to take her to Hastings. Witnees told Mary Streeter that he did not like the appearance of the man, and advised her to have nothing to do with him. He advised her to let her father know all about it, and he then said to the prisoner —" I hope you will behave honourably to her. I would rather that she should take • rope and bang herself than that she should many such a LOAD as you. The prisoner said nothing to that. Inspector Whicher said he had made inquiries and found that the banns had been published at tit. Martin's-in-the- Fields. The 11fagististe inquired whether the prisoner wished to ask the witnesses any questions The prisoner said he did not. Mr. Edward Paine, superintendent of the P division of lid Ile went to the Imam es Tuesday evening there • small black box, and be was informed by the father that it belonged to the prisoner. He directed it to be taken to the station, where it was opened on the fol- lowing morning in his presence by Mr. Dann. The policy of insurance was found in the box. Mr. W. B. Buddy, surgeon, of No. 3, Saville-row, Wal worth, repeated the evidence be gave before the coroner on the previous day. The prisoner listened with great attention, but with per fect calmness, to the surgeon's narrative of the various in juries the murdered persona had sustained. The P risoner having been cautioned in the usual way, said—' ' I am not guilty of any of the charges against me excepting killing my mother in seltdefence. That is all I have to say." The magistrate then committed him for trial at the next sane= of the Central Criminal Court, but as Inspector Whicher, who has charge of the case, will not b eZo get up the evidence in a complete form for the serious, which commence on Monday next, an application will be made for the postponement of the trial until September. The prisoner was conveyed to Horeemonger-lasso Gaol. He was loudly hired on being placed in the van. During the examination the young woman we referred to yesterday as having made inquiries at the police-station, sat at the solicitors' table, end frequently so bb ed aloud, ape. chilly while the letters were which the prisoner Young. nlin bad addressed to Mazy Anne Streeter. The yours( woman on being questioned as to the cause of her grief, stated that the letters were identical in expression with those which the prisoner had addressed to herself many months ago, when he courted her in Staffordshire. Some of theseletters she showed to the persona sitting near her, and they were in many cases word for word the same as those before the court. In these letters Youngman, who at the time pared under the name of Godfrey, made violent pro. testaUom of love to the young woman, who held a situation in the family of a gentleman in Staffordshire, and, as in the case of Mary Streeter, implored of her to allow him to assure her life. He told her also, as he had more recently told the unfortunate Mary Streeter, that he was possessed of independent property, and that he should have plenty of money after his marriage, but that meanwhile the young woman must provide as much as she possibly could to meet the expenses of the wedding day. Curiously, also, be had made arrangements for the wedding to be celebrated in the parish church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, in which the banns between him and Mary Streeter were read for the last time on the Sunday immediately preceding the murder. While these negotiations were going on, and after obtaining the young woman's consent to accompany hint to Australia, he committed a burglary, and was sentenced to twelve mouths' imprisonment. It appears that he pledged his coat to buy the wedding ring, which he left in the charge of the young woman, and she, when Youngman was arrested, pledged the ring a nd bought him flannel jackets to wear in prison. He managed to communicate with her, and to obtain from her a promise that she would marry him at the expiration of his term of imprisonment ; but before he was liberated she left the places he was in, and came to London, and ho never saw her again until yeeterday morn. Mg, when, by the permission of the police autheribes, she was admitted to his room upon the condition that they were not to shake hands, or to communicate with each other in any way except in the presence of the police. The prisoser to be astounded when the young woman entered appeared ; he placed both hands before his face, turned away from her, and could not be induced to say a word. She sat below him in the police court nearly the whole of the day, but he never looked towards her, keeping his eyes steadily fixed upon the witnesses as one after another ap peared in the box. The young woman also states that when the prisoner was introduced to her father as her future husband, he made very strong objections, observing that he did not believe that he was a man of independent property and that he did not at all like the look of him, lie stron d y advised his daughter to break off the match, but she fancied that her father was unreasonably preju diced, and the correspondence between them wont on until Youngman was convicted of Use burglary, as above stated. THE ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER AT COLNEY. HATCH. At Bow-street police-court yesterday William Slater was brought up on remand, and William Vivian was placed at the bar beside him (having been apprehended the previous night), on the charge of killing and slaying Wilk !ism Swift, _an inmate of the Colney-hutch Asylum. Mr. Lewis defended both prisoners. Mr. 'Merman said that William Varney, another inmate, was in his opinion capable of giving a rational account of treassactions which took place before his eyes. William Varney deposed—l am in No. 11 want The deceased, Swift, was brought to that ward on Monday, 10th of May, and died on Saturday. On Thursday he wasted very well and eat very heartily at dinner. After dinner I was lying on a sofa in the gallery, while the prisoner and some of the patients were playing at cards and drafts in the meas. Swift was in the habit of talking very loud sad very " erroneous," and was doing so then. Slater told him to hold his noise, but Swift went on as before. Slater then took hold of him and threw him down, and then dragged him by the neck to the padded room, which is about ten or eleven yards from the recess. While they were in the padded room I heard a Feat noise of knocking and lumpiag about, and the man cried out agood deal. Ho cried, " oh, dear," and "Oh, Lord," and sometimes made a noise as if he could not speak at all. I did not see him again that night ; he was looked up in the padded room till Saturday morning. He sat at the same table with me at breakfast on Satuiday morning. Before breakfast he said to Slater, " It was too bad to kick me se," at the same moment Lyn* his hand on his cheat as if in pain. He seemed to have difficulty in sitting down and getting up again. He eat his breakfast. He seemed, exoept for the difficulty of rung and sitting down, much as usual. We dined about one and he eat his dinner. 1 went out at about half-past two to play at cricket, and saw Swift just before I left, when he seemed as usual. I never after wards saw him alive, I returned abcut half-peat seven. The door of the padded room was locked. When I first spoke of this it was ou being required to do so ; I was taken and examined. On Sunday morning, when I came down from 13 ward, where I sleep, to 11 ward, where 1 pass the day, I found the door of the padded room open, and then heard that Swift was dead. Mr. Lewin beard of the coroner's inquest. I did not mention to any one, except the petients, that 1 knew anything about it. I saw the eommisaioners about a fortnight since. Grover told me on Monday that he believed the man was dead, adding " lam OW I was out of it ;" but I don't iocollect telling hem what 1 saw on Priday. I might have mentioned it, but I don't think I did. Grover was absent on Saturday evening and Sunday, and th en the prisoners were the only attendants in the ward. 1 saw Orover daily after the occurrence, and the doctor frequeetly. I ump of Swift. About a fortnight ago I mentioned it to the commissioners. The only penous in authority whom I saw in the interval were the prisoners, the other atten. dant Grover, and the two medical men. When Swift WWI thrown down, I am sure he did not throw himself down. There were about a dozen patient. present. Many of them could not give evidence, as they talk a great deal of nomense. Clark and Salter could give evidence, and no could Etherington, though be talks wildly sometimes ; he don't make mistakes about what occurred in the ward. Overall could give evidence if he liked, but he said this morning that he would not oome. Salter talks as mason. ably as any one in the ward, and 'Clark is ofteu trusted with knives and scissors, which would not be done if he was wild. I made no remark about this matter to the keepers because I knew it would be of no service. I did not men tion it to the keeper who locked me up that night. It was either Kemp or Sleek, the attendants of No. 13 Ward. Swift was not at all Tioleut while be was in II Want. II there is a great poise it MR Le heard in the edioining nom. Mr. Henry—ls it usual for two attendants to i; 4 % Into the padded roan with • patient ? Wituem—Yee ; they tale him in these nod kick and knock him about, There have been many more canea of it lately in 11 Ward. They walk about quite sure attar it. After some further evidence, Mr. Sleigh applied for a remand. Mr. Lewis hoped the nuigisuete would accept lbail.. Mr. Henry could not take hail now, but Mr. Luau had better have sureties ready at the next heartug. The prisoner. were then remanded. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. nriays DAI7/RICUIMION to the WRIT ad INOLAND, dam[ belittles for Melting Ilfreednibe, TavMeek, Truro, Pam On gd, he. On WEDEDAY,• August IS. a TRAIN will leave Paddington at 6a m . and leedtag at 9. le am., for Weston-super blare, Highl.ridge, Briderwslor, and Taunton (Pares, 20a and Ita Tiverton and Rueter MIL ed. and Nab Mamma, Ilawllih, sod Teignmouth MIL and 175.) Newton, Teemmy,__ _Palgatoa, end Tot ems 17s, and lea ), 16mi sod Plymouth AM and lea , Barnstaple and Rlisbtd Ilea sod Int , , returning on Mon day, Augwit T 7. from Plymoilth at 6 au. Return Ticket; at dm& farm, available for return up to Augdrt M. inclusive, will be tweg at ftmouth for Muttons on the tansloek. Cornwall, or West Mom* Rreitimis, to holders of Iscursion Ticket . Passenger, by this train will be able to aMwe Plymouth He Ma. August le and II sod Pty ism, August 11