The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

r /. - P ---7 /, t .r. --/ f- • < `.n A 1 i 'ft., _.. • I .7 i Yllta . - .' , A 7 Aki',i" -.T . -.!, ,P•r-, - 1 - 3T ( TY. A' :I IT --- ..7 -As.l:wq,-f . • , 4. • , .*).....1.0J.. 1 t ' )) • . - . . ..• utgeel ,„ i ~,,,,,, 7 / •...,_ __ .. I ile I tte 4 . f , S s Taal:A ... - 1 4 j 1 NDON, .64TuigNix JULY 15, 1885. ESTAXPXD, Id. ADDITION. [TWOPENCE No. 6,909 ) BS. MONEY MONEY WIGRA.II and SONS' (of ro g a,..u.wd, London)) LUIZ ol erwisad mezzr se AtrlintraLL—For it=ol7ll3l, Pert Phillip, direct eme lime Docks cacti:ado. theziltpomemetictuing at Pb' railitrecridantlisurrr. Wiz th i 't cudit42: __ w .4.... ar au e=rasers are 1103117- ro •—•— ...ai li. to ALLPstkr rid 11050A31, — with r fright ar w autlig and *MI, 7. LeodrdUMreM. METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX RICLAMATION COMPANY lacormated WOW tutu t 7) b Special Act of Partiaracot. TO the RUMORS of the JIOROUG:1"1 ; ‘)A rotounmorra oiretaKm—l harts.. OM MO letage to LOAM I. most heartily for the ho nie rg an or you hose rime me in renaming me • •as your member es Ours has been no ordinary triumph. Seventeen >oars have elapsed since a Camervativir member rat for Kidderminster. I betkive the sperm we bays lebieved will be a permanent ode. Certainly no affects will be wanting on my port 'to unite ell parties Ia favour of those views and opintons which I etiessestn. Under any 'the whole of the electors, It wll i f e bia lu r=s, ilrl i t ql"t ell consider tt my duty, to give all my .glen te any in Amazes which may condense' the prosperity and advannige of your town. I thank eerie:dolly these gentlemen who give did me the honour to me their cowildwies on Wednesday lad, soaliag them. ne t do the electors generally, 'to believe fee to be always at their service. I am, Gentlemen, Your very, faithful Itsrvonh ALBERT OltAliT. ITROPOLITAN IiIISIO HAL 4 Ilpreerroad. opsa at tIM. Lat NOW& at W, t a a Lidon, Dlr. and lira. lailipelasde sat erot i c Ithotostalb; .O lisAt WA. &Mhos. Opirsi. OtrY NUM iu l d 77ZIRE 2 THE ATLANTIC TELEGAIIPH. Griffiths, Mr. T. Temple, and Mr. E. London as assistants. The electrical staff acetate of Mr. 0. V. De Beaty, Mr. H. Saunders, and Mr.Willooghby Smith on board, and Mr. May at Valencia. M. J. Long,. Mr. H. Sherwin, and Mr. W. Windle are superintendents of coils. Captain Moriarty, R.N., of the Fox, has special leave from the Admiralty to accompany the Great Eastern, and has been, and is, busily engaged in swinging the vessel and adjust ing her compasses. Mr. Varley and Professor Thompson will employ their seisntthc knowledge in generally watching over the cable and in facilitating the rapid trasunnission of ninveges ; and Mr. Cyrus Yield and Mr. Daniel Gooch, CE., will erase the Atlantic as directors of the company. Indeed, the gentlemen last named represent the four companies interested in the expsditaon ; Mr. Goooh--who by the way may read of his own election at Cricklade in • newspaper en deck an hour or two bask—being a director of the Great Eastern, and the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company ; while Mr. Cyrus Field is • director of the Atlantic Tele graph Company, and the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Company. These are the only two directors- wins anionspany the Great Eastern to the end of bee voyage, and to Mr. Field, sating in conjunction with Captain A. 4. - Hamilton, is entrusted the task of on the part of the Atlantic T= Company, that the Construction and Maintenance Company has done its work, and that the cable is efficiently laid. Carrying with him a sealed letter of 106 words, he will from Newfoundland comma nicate with Captain Hamilton at Valencia, who will test the accuracy of the message by comparing it with another sealed letter in hie possession. This experiment sucoessfully tried, the cable will be de clared laid, and be at once thrown open to the public. I have only to add that Captain Anderson speaks confidently of sailing about noon to-morrow, that the pilot is on board, and that if bright sunshine, • smiling sky, and • smooth waveless sea, be any harbinger of good fortune, those on board may con fidently look forward to • pleasant voyage, and a proeperons termination to this, the greatest under taking of modern times. Capital 22,100, Is 21,000 eerie certificate' of 2106 each ooo, , to be hereafter divided _hato done of 410 eah. (nor on snout onassranwin) ON BOARD THE GREAT EASTIJIN, OFF THE NORE, FIIIDAY Mom Preparations are being rapidly made for the start to-morrow, and every hour alters and improves the appearance of the big ship. Those who have not seen her for some days would be startled at the transformation effected by zealous cleansing and scrubbi, and by the comparative clearance of her deck. The wild looking colony of wooden buta has been all but demolished, and, even as I write, the sound of saw, and hammer, and mallet to right and left, and the constant crash of falling timbm overhead, testify that the removal of all erections not absolutely neosmary to the laying of the cable is still going on. Since 5 o'clock this morning one huge black barn, capable of holding, ray a regi ment, has utterly disappeared, while the filth and debris which so unpleasantly disfigured the deck on my lest visit is so considerably diminished as to be conspicuous for its absence now. Nor baa the work of tidying been confined to the upper portion of the vessel. The grand saloon has been positively renovated by the free use of soap and water, while the paint on the white walls of the sleeping cabins looks almost as hash and spotless as if the. Great Eastern had been launched yester day.. DI P" It !I m !!ar ligall • s P• 'S S PS a rt a. " * .. wiN t 'F law ' Was.la ask The slatrii;r7wiuii, of iliotwant and bankees meet" receive scrip oettilleetea, which. ca PAP meat of the sum of LlO (payable on ind Octoln r sa above) win he erehanged. under the provisions of the Act of Parnassian for registered shares of LlO, and the shareholders will be credited in the boobs of the Company MI in respect of each regisiered share. limp' sad Nolad Ccodacter, J. J. POOLE. Tyro=o—ft by .1. OFIRNBACIE, by Mesa Ihmetk Tyne% Banta . Wistassiksy Musts. Air% Ore m. Ruh to wattled' bead sad therm Goad tat Me. I. Jnhwei. The Weise Tamest Yea Omits; Name, Dune ail De" the rattled% sad Nem Sinh.4lte wow liesibiburss. TICE MILT% at 11404 *desk. ILAOIC BALL PASSENGIR LLNZ of canottigilASa.Aas2AUA tram Lisa= diriec Te NIL TELEGRAPHIC INTIMLIC624ICE. _ _ . .. NamAm • UN B. IT 10 a WO 4 ..... Ina Mks WI I. ladle 10 boa i,; :. loyal Idwerd ad-ad land orders. LW MN Clyd• .11 , 20 Does up I /au j is yewMM .... WA UM 1 India ' -------- The Eight Hem the Lori d• ?abler. 0. boleteraeoth. Lip. id IP., Member el hung Cansth tem 11164 sad WM me lard Elehezd H. Drowns. Jeanie Melees Cumin Member Drummond, Seq. Arbuthnot C. Outhrle, sq 0. F. Heleank ZsY.. C.I. to .Z 115111111.1. Loeb t, Esq. Joseph IL loo:door, CN The Non. Wary W. Petro. CoL WSW's /Mama Bert, C LP., Moroberol Sewage Cooualltps, INS Must Moo. O. P. Yoram. J. W Pwrry WaigogLon. Eat.. Conservative Club, Lootlea. Alit . S. PM 7 TO the ELBOTORS .4. She TINITED . ItItfill)0k. Ogarruana—The old Parliament •ficddatalred—st new ono IN to be coustruted—and you Cr. now called upon to ourehe as high and important privileae of selecting the representatives of the posted city In the world. We venture to place oar ..4r g names on the het ad. tore-tor your eireges, or rather for • renewal or coo of them ; for we have thls advantage over may that we do not come beim* you se Wonders. Oa In roar In is dining a lag series ot years ate act titular* they been unrewarda. We are old and tried rodarsases. flaStii Wald our telleerelthass outrageoudyiwertued, we 1 a new system. and raised the my fit SeSgager lei on In oceatenstioa" Wuhan mod ausessil opposed and oreasmned all anorlittant Manse upon the cabins pesos, settle( an ementfle to others in the warmer meamildon of every BSI Desested bininselves. Thu not a angle bill augmented has ever been objected to, or rejected, or amended. We have never disappointed oar tonsil tnente—we have never violated our pledges —we have never neglected our data The Improving state of our revenue tram the continued and Inereeeed prosperity of our commercial rela tions, justifies ne to promWng to gift our 1,64 consideration to the possibility of dW further retrenchments of all demands upon the Inco me s of our oonstitionta. . . _ . ... . (uvrzs's mull FRANC& IR& Iva , obbebildass Pas* bays, by lb* roam poem onset • worbl4csown noptimiloa. sad assoolibdilis is b y yaws a SLUM P • "" : 11 d i AVMs Ivor tIL IMACZA sal Co., Z. loom& kas. 10 0 1 7 vd I Vair par Bada.-•-lrOf la aatr.lo 430,11ranile Case Minim et th• ito)al Owsam Zoyal Comer J.i. Bateman, Xaq., C. 8., 1.11.. d., de. -Profewr J. T. Way, do.. ea Rheas, and a the MN don on Sewage. rte. Nam Glyn, MG% Carde, and Co Yam Drimmerri lldern Sparrow, l Y tt d sA, and Co. MaNW, TM Mina Bank el Wetland and The Galan Beak ea ll aaranahre, The Bank or Ihn =L I will also rendre addlaad ) ; edsm29"... ss . DOMINOS& ]farms. Baden leen Norton, and Cb. Mourn Wen and gift. MOWS. Mews. P. insn,ov• sad Co. damn Seymour and Oa SzcsornaY irsorns.)—Walter A. illebard, lap. Offices-10. Threadoeedleatrad. PAR A, JON 14. Several Paris journeis announce that the loan of 260 million francs for the city of Paris has been negotiated with the Credit Mobilier Society. Bondi of the value of 450 francs each will be issued, en which interest to the amount of 20 franca per annum will be paid. Prizes by lottery will also be drawn every three months. The evening jostled' further state that the Emperor Napoleon and QCs Queen of Spain will meet at St. Sebastian and st Biarritz during the last fortnight in August. BMX /TON LITNI E. POOL CZ • Olt IcatitTOWN TO 211, TOIL TWI LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rigmaws, .n COWART Mood de- Niamet zpriml ...11mbeltI /ma law liteme-0164 111.1-1".1S011 rial tor NNW TORE , EON NEW TOIL Wednesday July 111. OP DOI= 4s.y Jab it , or Bona. widow/at lab to. mom , maaaaamm, asel 'Renate maw and liatardus. clebooree by the mall steamers et e l=2 ,l 7=z ; my II Mier, emeleUsg to the :dm, ?Mays end baftreara elesatere, Lb salaam mime lacladee • full eagmke ei cooked provide:lm lir Caamle. the Vetted &Mee. sad *Utah Columbia, m" as eery edveatageous tertee.—Tor tattler par te WILLIAM LIMAN, t• Watemereet, Lampe.' ; .1 1.1 9 14101 MACEY, 11, Mae Wllltometreet. Leedom. TURKZY. (Via Triode.) 09NSTANTDi . O . PLE, JOLT 8. The Sultan has entirely recovered from his recent indisposition, and went yesterday publicly to the mosque. The ex-Grand Viziers Ruchdi and Ridrish Paellas have been recalled to office as ministers without portiolioa. The Kustendjee postal service has been tempo rarily.closed by the Austrian authorities on account of rumours of cholera in Turkey. 1 el di ilk sib mUNARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH 1,/ AISUCLN ROYAL MAIL ISTKiIIIdIIUPS, 'appalled Ds ▪ LMU.by 108441 twangs uriarooL sad NNW YORK. ghosts! LMAYOOL sad BOSTON, lbs Swam sidps wallas $ Mhz to nod sad rocolvo sad walk. TM tol spW or tear Tsai& spoo to mall frau larawool, 084. at Cork lo rsosios. as malls : 800 TIA, for WBW TOIL, Saturday, Ally IL AEA. for BOSTON, Saturday, July 2R • amiswasy, hcladtsa steward's he sad provhdrass, but Masa MO or liquors .—To Naha sad Boatort, chid dMg St; Woad cabin, Ltd To New York, abler calla 621: maeola OIL US. Freight to Halifax. Bogota. sad 211 w York, L 3 pm $ l , BUS yet oat. prlmsse. ApPIJ to I. n laud, U, Old Whim*, Loudon . J. Y. Carrie. Nam, sad 12, Placa de la Was, Pub ,G. sod J. Burns, Jaws•Oooot. Olaarow Maher, Queenstown aad C. Mother, 8, Wale , ben. lhasptoL )oTl'lltDild and the REIM& —RIDUC rioN cd PAINI.—Tbe Notboriands Iliaamboat Comic: Said brourlta stamper HATAY'S% Captaia sun w ill ivelliarwldc Mar, Blackwall, EVEZY SUNDAY at 11 o' MINH ad flow 10.11 4 am. train from Fencbarchatreat Station. * a d ram aolooo, £1 fa ; fore cabin. Ib.: return Hails real• tiro and ball.—Amer at CHAPLIN'S Urdvenal .. laganidrons. W.: or to PHILLIPP% GRAYIM, NUL. Mend Ca. IL Damian abonsa It, Duinties-blll, LC. RIIITER'I3 TNLEGRAM COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE t 8 HEREBY GIVEN, that the FIRST ORDINARY iiKRAL MEETING of the Shareholders ID this Company will MA on MONDAY, the 24 th inst., at 12 o'clock noon mede- ely, insloadon Tavern, BLhopegate.street, London. for the of a Report front the Directors, the declaration of a and inch other business as may be brought before IL Antietam Is hereby farther flees , that on the termination of erganary beams, the will then be made special, parpose of deciding upon t following resolution, vis, : Ds dams 77, in the articles of Association be altered, by oat the following words, commencing in the 4th line of dame, 'and the security of shares In the Company.' ". Its twofer books will be closed from the 19th wall the 26th —By ardor of the Direetori, FREDERICK J. ORIFFITIIII, Secretary. 1, 'mid Elehange-Intildings, London, Joly 3, MIK VIE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE of ZNOLLND (Limited). Authorised . = /WON thefts! el t _ . _Me Bidri - Ronny And no Alibi Ham JAMBI STUART WOBTLiT, Doyenne. LBIBUITICK, lam , lierelentAlrm'oArneslard. t Deputy- OM NUGZPIT •1111 lars, Landon. i (inversion ALBERT GIANT, Eaq.. 11.1. , Managing Director. DtIZC7OM. er Disbar, BdL ' 1 4 ° . d , Id Broad -s treet , London. r; 4 1 .71 d iesam .1 Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Imam Boa. T. C. BaUburton, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Amery Amodatlon, London. Ilan Hannon, Esq. (Messrs. Yonne. Harrison, and Bevan) Janata el the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Must lane, Um (Means. Lane, liankey, and Co.) London. Z. Brehm, Faq. , louden. my P o rnall, Pao., J.P., itaamilequare, Landon. liacirlit Smith. Yam (Mesas. Mackrill Unsth and Co.), Lecke. d Warner . London. „ M.P., Westmorland, . ( Director of the Royal Insurance Com p, Leedom DAIWA. Agra and Maidennan's bank (Limited). net WM, Payee, end Bmitha Nationalßank, Loudou, Dublin, said Ha brandies In Ireland. I Alliance liank (Limited), London. Liverpool and Men- SOLICITOR& Moms. Emboli, Evans, and Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. lIIISINMS_ TRMf&ACIW. Company treioilitas loan for and foreign go. CLZPiroko la tha Onandal arrangements of Britfah and other won... adman to Corporations, Town Councils, and other Loans for Public Works. 112 the latroductlon of Industrial and Commercial Un- .. 10. la adviser awn approved Stock; Shares, Bolide. &e. Nam tempozary Leem upon eligible Freehold and Lime- Securities. ALYILKD LOWE, beersiery. , 17 and le, Corehill, Jane 16, la& DERINTIJIB6 1891J1D BY ru. cmcDrr ana mom:um RR of ENGLAND (Lhnitad). L. 9813 of 1.400,c00 DEBENTURES WITH urrriuser PYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors hav e decided to issue Debenture loads of the homy for the amounts and bearing Interest al under, viz. : h rams of £lO, £OO, £6O, £lOO, £2lO, £:,00, and £l,OOO, with SPtee attached. INTRUST. For three yeell For eve years for seven years Interest payable quarterly, viz., on the 101 March:Both June, September, and Ma December. in each year, at the COOl- _, s deethatelve feature t the debentures issued by this Coat iis their perfect security : the amount of the capital sub isilitap, and uocalled, and the general invested siesta the Company, m web as the large reserve tend, affording the ample security to the investor. Thee debentures are Issued payable to bearer, and can there- Pus by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also wet the requirements of Trustees and ethers—trane b7 datill only, to be duly registered In the Campeau a m names of the investors or their at hem of application eon be obtained the Secretary, to ail coaununteationa must be addnieed.—By order of the ALFRED WW I, Secretary. 17 and 11, Cored% June 15, DEPOSITS EICSIVED BY CHIC CREDIT FON CIER and MOBILO& of ENGLAND (Limitedl. WEB FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. The Coepsot receives LONEY ON DEPOSIT, he BUMS of £lO ad spews, at the undermeaUoaed rates, hero this day watil other settee, OIL : At teatime dam' mottos.. At one moath's Deface.... E FIXED PERIODS rot illui 'soothe cud tip to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ans monde nicaths and up to 9 months 4l per cent. per son. AMY aneethe and up to 12 months arm uncouth' and up to 24 months S j pee cent. pee am. !lird Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to Ams SI communications must be addromed. nAt‘arder al the Court, ALFRED LOWX, Secretary. Conahnl, London, June IS, 1816. S pee cant. per seem. .34 per cast. per annum. IMEY.—£IBS,OOO TRUST MONEY will be ADVANCED by a Protendonal Gentleman upon Mort , at hushotd, GURNEY. and approved Pei mnal &casinos. 4 Kars. GURNEY. architects and surveyors. Cola 46lat. bank N.B. No agents treated with. LL IRON WORK. The IT. PANCRAS nun* WO= OOKPANY. OM et. Paserma-road, aim. it. W. ) 11 . SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LTV= PILLS, __avow talks( remedy. prepared without any esercerlal him the recipe of Dr. Scott. will S. found invaluable 24. vbe fair her bilious and liver complaints. ladierlDelh '"'. t isrleagglngliness, dingoes& of the eyes, to. For habitual 7"wws,r s family aperient rennin, sod es o punier et :„._." 6 . 0 . they aft trimly excellent ; and la their operate= end rl lope stansoh. they crests Well* Verret. d rt.stbee tbe whole nervous system.—bold by W. Itn. Inn 111111aniotreet, Charleinsom. bir lord Illn In bones la I{d and la ed. Be sure to sal or Dr. Bilious sod line Pills. The mules an lo s square pose n '"lr with " 11UUalo loanert" engraved ea tie ramp. The Internatlona - 1 - 11s7aOCEL8;oloiy;;e — aii&ered to receive subscriptions for the share cmitel of this Company, which hu been incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, for the purpose of utilising the new of the northern area of the metropolis, the conocadon of which haa been panted to Mew* byre sad Hope. The concerto* from the Metropolitan Board of Works to Messrs Napier and Hope, as now condoned by act of Parliament. is scheduled to the act, and both my be inspected at the offices of the Company. The oonosseton has been vested In the Company on condition of the payment to Messrs Napier and Hope. under the mart dons of the act, of 060,000 in hilly paid-up shares of the Com pany, and a small contingent per meted° of the est moats. The concession recites that, In the opinion of the Hoard, the works proposed by Messrs. Napier and Hope are calculated to effect the three following of:4one, namely : I. To direct the sewage from the Thames. I. Ton nder it raccoon& by ita applkation to growing crops. & To rashes she greatest money value of the manure cen tered to 1 . 11. . The rnrartirde coshes upon Wean. Napier and Bove .Ul* aluolnte and excluaive Tight to and property in the sewage," for a pnlod of 64 years from the pais of the act, but makert the fe&wing provision in reference to the application of the net profits melting hem the scheme after the ezpiration of emu tease from the paring of the act. Previous to the mire- tion of that period all the profit results to the Company. After deduction of the annual charge for money borrowed.' and of the working sad establishment expenses," the net profit shall be applied -Ist. In ent of interest at five per cent. par annum on the , stare tad. In payment In equal moieties to the shareholders and the Mairopolitaa Board of the further profits up to IS per cent. ' 3rd. In division of profits exceeding 16 per cent. and utlord.t6 per cent. between the shareholders and the Metropolitan in the proportion of onofourth to the former and three-fourths to the latter. 44h. After 26 per cent., the division again to become equal. The object of these stipulation' is, that while the Metropolitan Board are virtually to receive ball the profits, yet that, in order to give a greater security, end therefore greater value to the shares, the shareholder are to have a preference to the extent of II per sent., which ti made good to the Metropolitan Board between the points of It sad 26 per cent., at which latter point each party receives l 2 per cant, and the division is then con tinued equally. Thus, the Share Capital of the Company derives the advantase of the entire capital. approaching three millions sterling, expended by the Board on the North side of the Thames, for the collection of the sewage at the point of it. delivery to the Company. At the expiration of 36 years the Board have the right, on giving two years' notice, to require a revision by arbitration of the shove apportionment of profits. The concession stipulates for the construction of a circular brick culvert, 9 fens bathes in diameter, shown by the red line en the map accompanying the pro'pe-ctus, and running from the Northers (*Wall :tower to the that Coast of Essex, and further, for the reclamation of the tract of foreshore and sand coloured = ms o s e the map ;about 7,000 acre.). The intentioe being to the lands la the Melvin through which the culvert panes, sad to ntUise the surplus upon the reclaimed land. A contract has been en end into with M . William Wrbeter (who has constructed more than one-third of the Mein Dra nage Worked the metropolis, including the Crossness Cattail), f r the construction of the works mistimed above, together with the eimemary pumping stations for the sum of 41,953,444. To th s most be added the amount to he pal I to Messrs. Napier and Hope In shares, as before mentioned , the cost of land, engineer ing, parliamentary and legal expenses, nopabsteindenee sad management, together with interest at 6 per cent per annum on the =pit .1 during the coostra lion of the culvert, estimated at a total of .2646,602 In all, £6,400,000. The a t stationers the Directors to rates the amount of £700,000 in debentur 5, but of this, as above shown, only £300,000 will la all probability be rel deed he Company have the right of taking, without any payment, during the first four years, as much of the sewage as they can utilise Prom this source an immediate rater • may be obtained. so that the edam upon capital during construction should be mach In . nese of the interest proetled. On payment on the tad October next of the £lO per certificate then due, the certificates of £lOO arid be exchanged for regifr tered shares of £lO each. According to the calculations made the eventual revenue of the Company is estimated at about £7£leooo, and the working expanses and management at £60,000. Applications in the annexed form should be left with the bankers, who will not, however, receive any applications unless accompanied by a deposit of Li per certificate on the number of oartiticates applied for. In cams whets no allotment la made the deposit will be returned In full, and should a smaller number than is applied for be allotted the balance returnable to the applicant will be applied towards payment of the amount due no allotment. In cases where an allotment is made. the deposit paid on application will be liable to forfeiture if the balance due on allotment be not paid within the term fired by the letter of • allotment, and the allotment will be liable to cancellation. Default by subscribers In doe payment of the £lO per scrip cent , Beate, payable on gad October, ink will. in like 11 .anarr, render the scrip certificates subject to cancellation, and the amount theretofore paid thereon to forfeiture. . Prospectuees sad forms of &poi cation may be obtained from the bankers and brokers, and at the offices of the Company, No. 00, Threadneedlostien, LC., Loudon. MITROPOLL9 SWAMI AND US= RECLAMATION COMPANY. 1011[ OP APPLICATION PON SMARM To be le It with the Henke. __ No So the Directors el the !Metropolis Sewap and Emeez Reclamattot toGentlemen,—llavlng pai d to the sum of g being a deposit of 21. per Certificate ou Certitudes, I request you to allot to me Certillestes of 1001. each in the Metropolis Sewage and &sex Recl.matioo Company, In conformity with the prospectus Issued by the International linancial eoolety (Limited) ; and I hereby agree to accept (subject In all respects to the terms of the raid prospectas) such Certliiestee er any less number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the sum due on allotment thereof at such time as may be Axed by the letter of allotment, and to pay the further sum of £lO per certilleste on 2nd October. 1226. l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name In full Address In lull leiddence Dab METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX RECLAMATION COMPANY. NOTICE I 9 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO YURT'WER. APPLI TIONB for SBARW3 In this Company will be RECEIVED ATTER TUESDAY next, the 18th In t. for London, and WEDNESDAY, the 19th. for the Country.—By order. WAITER A. MICklAb.l., Secretary (pro tam.). 60, Threndthedle-street, London, 19tb Jay, 10115. LONDON CARPET WARKHOUSX AA Wll7llll azil lON. $ sad 6. GOODOI.BIII.XIT. W. BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS end COUCHES, Barrack norther; Trunk; Portman teau; En, at PEW= CONSIDERABLY B.EDucKC. lea. PICCADILLY. Catalogues free. BURGLARIES, end their PREVENTIVE.— PYNWS Patent 891511 TASTRIVERS, so highly ono mended by the police inaglatratee to the prevention of burgla ries and vibrstion of moans, an now be Ld whatnot* of the inannfactarefs, Borper and C^., Albion Works, Willenball. Staf fordshire i Moline. 90, Dukeutreet, Liverpool; Rowley and Co.. I. &entree& Manchester : sad el the Patentee, & Queens row, Grovenns, Canberwell—at prices equally low with the camas saner tanner. Retailed by the principal m gers In the kingdom. who are now bang supplied. riAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; • 17 paraffin*, Is. 641.: second /Arabes, Is. 4d.; sperm, ls. 4d . sad U. ed. ; One British wax. Is. 6d.: transparent wax, IL Ed. ; Belmont wax and sperm. IL ; Merman wax, Is. 14. ; became wax, IL : composite, 84., Id. sad the best. 104. ; matallic to ?adders Mama Bd.. marMlima led Ted best Cass MI, Ao ed. per gallon : yellow NAP, Mc, Me. 4 4. . and 411 s. per Milts.: mottled, 48a. : old brown Windsor, is. ad. per pseud; common brown Madam. Is. ; white Mortar, la. td.; brag, Is. rd. : glycerine and In om bar—tor caals, at M. P. %OXUS sad BOW, old 'llMed warehouse, da, ph Maritsralame. Charing,oses. Loader'. W.C. NOTHING greatest and mint metal lamilies et the day, Una AMARELLA Mews. JOBS KOUT= sad Co.. Three Ktag-court, Lombard street, Leedom, lam Men to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the =this trsb meesiless whic h re restores the bake to Its stthis bas—ao matter at Plat sea. The Ague Amerella hos some et the properties at dyes it to the =. llosellobl to the maim, sad ahem the halt is owe one application per month will keep it to patent colour. Prim RI it. per boll* or la MU betties. lee. ed. Jobs Omen sad Co. hamlets to K.P.H. the Prisms et Wake —JOIN 007re d i sartr i ggragir MOIR PASTE is =sun=der as say tee& pseador.—To be bad ef all per casakets, tad at the mampardory, 12, Three Kisg-cose., Lombordotreet, Loads*. ii;:;7ltt:ealeeKreie;i;leion of the suffrage, not "late rally" oely, but in all directions . Our constituency has Memo been remarkably extensive—the largest in the kingdom— but we have no objection whateverto see it multiplied to any extent, and amongst all CllllOlO. We eyer idaidty our own interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow countrymen, and are ready to wink for all alike—for both mum and for all ages. We have continued to satisfy all parties with out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression of these rrinciplm, opinions, and promises, and with the most grateful sense of past favours, We have the honour to remain, Oentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Begvants, MOBISS and SON. The committees of X MOSES sad BON ell daily from Seven am. to Nine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clotting Marts, at the Corner of Minorite and Alditate : at the CORM of Hart-street sod New Oxford-street ; and at Ike Corner of Totten ham-court-road and Xuston-road, where all classes, without die thietion, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a prompt sad cheerful attention to their wishes. OVEREND, GURNEY, and COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated tinder the Companies Act, 1862 Capital, 1,6,000000 In 180,000 shame et L6O each, of which it is not Intended to call up more than £l6 per share. Deposit on application, Lt per share 14 per thereon allotment FA per share on the 16th September, end the same on the lath November. Henry Edmund Gainey, ~ ii,Leinbardatreet. Jobn 11!nry . o?rney, laq , 9. Bt. Janwea-square, and Cation- ball, Norwich. _ _ , Robert Writhe* Esq., 16, Lombard street. Henry Ford Barclay, Esq., Mookbanas. Woodford. Essex. Thomas A. Gibb Baq (Masora T. A. Gibb and Co.), 72, Old Broadoireet. Harry G. Gordon, Z.q.. Chairman of the Climatal Bank Coe- poratlon. William Rennie, lat. (Moors. avert, Lubbock, end Co.), Lesdeuh al-street. WIGrI.B. Bank of England. Mourn Barclay, Bevan, Tilden, Twilit, and Co., 54, Lombard- Bio[iaa—Yaaara Sheppard', Pally, and Allcard, 28, Thread needle-street. soucTross—Mestra. Young, Janes, ValVogs, and Roberta, SL tdildnotraaoart, I C. Oalcra-65, Lombard-street. Temporary Ofaces for Allatm.ot and negiatration of Shares— PI, Lombard-Arm& The Company is formed for the purpose of carryteg into effect an arrangement which has been made for the purchase from Messrs. °reread, Gurney, and Company of their tong-eetablished business as bi ll brokers and mousy dealers, and of the premises in which the business is conducted ; the consideration for the good-will being 4600,000, Dee-half being paid Is cash and the remainder In shares of the Compaq, with VS per share orodited thereon—term which. is the pinion of the litreatore. cannot fail to ensure ahlighly remunerative return le the Mere hoidens The business will be handed over to the stew Company on the l►t August nest, the vendors guaranteeing the Coinrany against any lass on the assets and liabi titles transfenvd. Three of the esemben of the present firm have consented to join the Board of the new Compsny.in which they will also retain a large pecuniary interest. wo of theta (Mr. Henry Edmund Gurney and Mr. Robe , t Birkbeck) wi I also occupy the position of Managing Directors, and undertake the general conduct of the business .. . _ . 11;orilinarybualneaa of the Company will, under this arrange ment, be carried on as heretofore, with the advantage of the co operation of the Board of Direotors, who also propose to retain the valuable services of the ealaungatatf of the preeensestabWh• . . The Directors will give their zealous attention to the cultiva tion of business of • first.class character only, it being their con viction that they will thus most effectually pronsoM the pro sperity of the Company and the prg manent intenseteof the share holders. _ _ . . . Copies of the Company's Memorandum and Articles of Asso ciation, u well as of the deed of covenant in relation to the traLsfer of the beeinemi, can be inspected at the oboes of the solicitors of the Company. Applications for *hues rout be accompanied by the payment of a duo-it of Ai per share, which will be received by Maws. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Twells, and Company, 64, Lombard street. In the event of no allotment being made the deposit will be returned in full should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for the depoit will, so far as required, be appropriated towards the payment doe upon allotment. Prospeetuues and forma of rpplication for shares may be obtained at the brokers, or the temporary Oboes of theCompery. London, July 11, 1e66. (To be retained by the Beakers.) OVEREND, GURNEY, AND COMPANY (Limited). To the Directors of Amend, Gurney, ea Company (Limited). Oeutlemen,—Haytig paid L to your bankers, I mutest that you will allot me shares in Overend, Gurney, and Company (Welted); and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any lees number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the sella thereon, subject to the provistoos of the Companlea Act, 1/1/4, and of the articles of association. Name in full Address Occup,tion, if any 'Usual signature Date The above form, when filled up, is to be left with ths bankers on payment of lbs deposit. AS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER.- WANTAD. by • Gentleman of address and thorough business capacity, an ENGAGEM ENT immediately. lea Orst.class man: can command testimonials of a high order. Terms mode rate. Address P. W., Mr. Mackie, Watch Manufacturer, al, Colentan•trest, LC. WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal legally. Jewellers and Silversmiths, 1 4 4, 8.. gent-etreet, beg respectfully to acquaint the nobility, gentry, and their Mends. that they Wend maidon a BILDUCIION of 16 per ant. on all JEW/LUDY and PLATED 00008 purchased for cash during tide end the following month, In ceder to make room for a new stock for the autumn.—July, 1866. IF YOU TRAVEL, mod for BUSSEY, I. said Co's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGintot POILTSIANTiAtre Trent*, Begs, sad every other travelling requisite. Also Field, Mertes, sad Open Massie, unrivalled let esosUeuee sett chomp now—isk Now OrdarO4treet. W.C. OUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Estimatee, with detailed Mite of the necessary outfit for mercantile and other appointments to I edia, Chins, nr say of the colonise. will be forwarded on application to T 1111113111411 and °LENNY, outfitters. neat door to eomerset.lionae. Strand. TRAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, in Aim Mistares, made In the Wait style, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONII, MC lITHAND (opposite fluter Hall). Rimmws EXTRACT of LIME JUICE tad GLYCERINE CieMIMI and cools the heed. and gives the hair a beautiful glom, without greasing It. la. fa. Id.. 6a. R111117.1:8 TOILET VINEGAR will also .6 found a perfect luxury as an adjunct to the t Met end bath, sod a revtvlng perfume. la., b. ed., gliall[L, perfumer, 98, Mind ; 1233, Regent-street ; and Se, Cambia. ipp OWL A N D MAC•B BA R OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally in high repute for lie unprecedented success during the last sixty yrrs In primeting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It yeevente hair from falling og or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it born scurf and dendrid. sad ✓akes 1t beentitally soft, pliable, and glory. for clukirsult is a rearionseuded, as forming tbe bads of a beautiful bend ofrstr sll7 ,whils Ile introdsetion Into the Nursery of royalty, and Me high 4411111111 in which it Is universally held. with numeroes tr. tisasslsli searantly received of ha rimy, afford the beet and soma prigs of 11e sserita—Price Is. ed.. Ts., A& Id., spool to roar mall. and tla. per bottle.—Bold at 10. firatowsorioo, and by cdtwalito end portookoro —Alb for lowlier% Maessissz 011. CHTAP IDITION OF " TBl DOCTOR'S WIFF." In 1 vol., gr. erg with Frontispiece gad sOr Titlwpade. cloth, OW ;eke 111., manors with the esthete previews `Norio, THE DOCTOR'S WIFE. By the anther et " LOOT homirrn SiOntr." to. Jolla Maxwell sad Ce., 112. Flestrieregft. DgCULVERWELL on YLRILIAGIZ : na n=aala. naniammil. old plooposloinkols. la Moan, Corn=; cc Loam Tllll PAIMODIt TURK= DATED. Is.; WWII, I% Isstlos* day Mends" At Dr. C.'s prolistioail rsiessoos, A. Ores% Itarimespesikstrost k w. Alm s lb. Post-ono, areal Turkish J. IS. MArtilet-timal•Ad. THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA. JOLT IA The cholera at Cairo is decreasing, and only 43 deaths occurred in this town to-day. The English mail from India Ia delayed by had weather. CHINA AND JAPAN. 813ANGHAE, MIT 23. Considerable satisfaction ban followed the rein statement of Prince Kong. The imperial troops at Hankow have revolted, owing to their pay being in arrear. It is reported that they intend joining the Taepings. The intel ligence from Japan is favourable. The Tycoon appears to be making arrangements to extort pay ment of the indemnity for the Simonasaki expedi tion from the Prince of Negate. THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND. MELBOURNE, MAT 25. According to intelligence from New Zealand General Cameron's refusal to weaken the garrisons in Auckland, and his demand for an additional 5,000 meu for the campaign, which the governor and the ministers opposed, had created a great split be tween them. The Wanganni war bad closed, and the troops were retiring into winter quarters. The failure of the campaign had encouraged the Maoris*. The state of things in Waikato looked dangerous, the rebels being bent on the recapture of tbe con fiscated lands. Thompson, with a considerable number of followers, was still near Tauranga. Usk Paltoria natives were eapeoted shortly to surrender. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JULY 13.—APPOINTMENTIR—Lien tenant J. W. Deenistesa sad Hon. A. F. Hood, to the Black Prince._ _ . . Pay;;;; R. W. M. JaMlll, to tho Reiietaorma Second Minters J. S. Vivian, to the Snipe; W. J. Hooper, to the Supply. Amatant Surgeon Dr. D. Billiton, additional, to the Rzoelleot from the Royal Sovereign. Pnomonona.—To be Deputy Inspector Gemini on the Retired List. Dr. W. Goan; to b• Paymuter•in•Chisf on the Retired taut, B. Wnekham. ADMIRALTY, JOLT 14...—APPOINTMENTS. —Capt. goo. A. A. Cehrene, C. 8., to the Flawed, for special service. Clommeaders M. B. Coekraft, to the BOKOW•11. vise Nara, to the Salamander ; A. R. Wright and H. Boger, to be impacting commauders to the Coastguard. Paymaster J. S. Damien. to tee Salemsoder. Assirtant Paymaster J. 13. Alamo, to the Cumberland. PLYMOUTH, JULY 14. —A MI VAL OF THI FILLSCH figumotom—The Freoch frigates which have ar. rived at this port are the Maggots. sad La Fhedre, and the gunboat is the Ariel. Plymouth is rapidly filling with visitors for the omitting of the Agricultural Nesting on Monday. Large numbers of agricultariets and others have been present at different idols of machinery which have takes place. Preparations are being made for the reception of the ?ADO* end Princess of Wales, who are impeded to arrive here on Monday or Tuesday next. THE EX-QUEEN or THE SANDWICH IBLAHDB Oar Southampton correspondent, writing last night, says The Royal Mail steamer Tasmanian came halo dock this morning at fire o'clock with the Sandwich Islands or Hawaii royal standard eying. It was decided that the en. Queen of Hawaii and her suite should not land until just before the train left (at 11.36 a.m.) which was to convey them to London. Captain Sawyer, of the Teammate, had fitted up some handsome state apartments for the Queen on board, and completely secluded them from the rest of the ship. A number of ladies and gentleman went on board the steamer, and were presented to her Majesty. She shook hands with those presented to her, smiled most graciously, sad spoke a few words to sash. At about eleven o'clock in the forenoon oarriegee were drawn up near the ship, cerpete were laid all along the deck where the Queue would pass to laud and a gangway limed with scarlet sloth was fixed to the stem Her Majesty came out from her boudoir dreesed in black in European fashion, end almost immediately after wards left the ship leaning on the arm of Captain Sawyer, the ladies and gentleman around hewing as she pared them. Behind the Queen and Captain Sawyer walked Mr. Synge, the British commissioner from Hawaii, in charge of the Quetta and her suite, and on his arm leant Mrs. Kopelli, wife of the Queen's chaplain, sod lady of hooour to bar Majesty. Mrs. Kopelli is of really gigantic stature, with a mauve wad handsome face, very dark complexion, fullEips, and black sparkling ayes. Bbo wan dressed in European costume, and seemed animated with health sod pleasure. The Queen was assisted into an open curio" and se soca as she Ina seated • spleadid bailout was presented to her beano of the many spectators with which the dock was crowded. Just before this a royal salute was fired from the platform. s sooe as all had landed the royal party proceeded to the railway station, where • crowd of spectators were also assembled, who treated the intereetier visitor from the great Pacific with much respect. The Rev. Mr. Kopelli, the chaplain, is • very fine man. His manners and voice are gentle in the extreme. His complexion is even darker than his wife's. Both appear to be pure Haersuana The exQueee will first stop with Lady Freakily who, ca bar voyage mead the world, after the discovery of the ad fate of her illartricsue bullhead, touched at Hawaii, sad visited the royal lady by whom she i Dow shout to be visited. The Hawaii' flag is useethiag like oar Union Jack, with • crown in the emetre, sad the odours are reversed. * [Advertisement]—BOXXOW•X's OINTIIZNT AND rn.ta —A Word it Proaea—All sufferers from sores, slows, scoebutio affections, sad stria dissame could una 111010e the treatment el their severs/ with Mess bail bag and eleaming reasalbea Dade. llonoway's essolleameate the worst eases will soca amuile • =near aspect, sad to We If= d the cure the alltioted will wither be em wither flee nor disheartened by Warm A huh persevere's= sad moderate attention to the "direcdfoss foe use euveioptng every mid.' it ointment end pins erM reuse every Invalid to coo& as hta oseepishit to a essecesdul lame, end he may feel assured by following this simple sad unerring tranreent his skin will be mods sound, seems suffering spared, sad Melt restored. ay. All the morning seamen have been at work over the sails, and ropes, and yards; theelectricians have been telling off their staff, and appointing each to his prescribt4 duty during the voyage, and the mechanics and engineers have been busily engaged with "drum," and "break s ," and " jockey pullies," and "spider - wheels . " The machinery for paying out the cable is of course completed. A huge trough, lined with metal, and standing some tour feet from the deck now runs from one end of the ship to the other. In this, at regular intervals, are small open wheels over which the cable is to pass, while at the stern a perfect galaxy of strange and wierd-looking iron instruments lead up to the final wheel over which the wire is to fall into the ocean. Much of this machinery was need at the laying of the Malta and Alexandria table, and now stands, with many emendations and improvements, ready for the great work it will be soon so called upon to perform. At the fore end of the vessel is an apparatus for recovering the cable if it should, in the event of bad weather er from unforeseen misad venture, be found neesseary to cut it. Close by this stand two gigantic ocean buoys, twelve feet high and eight feet six inches in diameter, while lower down are other buoys of less size. It is con fidently hoped that none of these will ever be re quired, and that the wheels and machinery at this end of the vessel may return to England without having once been used. Still, on the principle of preparing fully for every contingency which to human foresight seems possible, the greatest care has been given to this branch of the undertaking. As the day progresses rumours as to our time of starting are rife. Four o'clock am. was first con fidently spoken of. Then the fact of the Caroline, the vessel containing the shore end of the cable, having been weather-bound, became known, and the uselfesnesa of being at Valencia long before her was given as a reason for delay. Meanwhile the great vessel remains majestically still upon the water, as if showing its indifference to the specula tions and prognostications of the people on board her, and when during the smart gale which blew yesterday afternoon " She moves a little " was repeated from mouth to mouth, the tone and manner in which the speech was made was in itself a tribute Ito the exceptional steadiness of the vast ship se are in. The cable is peeped at curiously from time to time, in the fore tank, as its vast coils are being " shored up" by the workmen. This process con nate of a rough wooden frame-work, like a huge I Catherine wheel, being fitted with the bellow circle made by the stowage of the cable, and is said to effectually preclude all chance of its being moved or ekaken by rough weather. It should be men tioned that Captain Anderson, after working night and day, has succeeded in freeing the ship's bottom of the weeds and muscles clinging to it entirely to his satisfaction, and that though it is not expected we shall go to Valencia at a higher rate than eight knots an hour, it is con fidently believed that on leaving there, with water out of the after-tank, and with the load of coals diminished, that nine knots an hour will be within the capabilities of the ship. Thus, even in the event of meeting with bad weather a few days after starting, the specified rate of six knots an hour would still be maintained. It will however be useful to remember that a delay of some days at Valencia is by no means impossible. The splicing of the deep sea cable with the shore end must take place in fine weather and for this reason, a temporary stoppage off Ireland , if not to be ex pected, at least should not cause surprise. Reverting once more to the appearance of the deck, the live stock stowed there stands prominently forth. A hundred sheep, a dozen head of cattle, countless fowls and ducks, a score or more of shiny black porkers, are distributed there in pens and stalls and large oblong coops. These, however, are so absorbed in space as not to interfere with the general effect of tne vast area. All day long outward bound vessels of every shape and size have sailed or steamed as near as possible, and in one or two instances pleasure parties hare petitioned, and of course petitioned in vain to be admitted on board, and the steamer cha rtered by the company, and which runs regularly three times a day be tween this vessel and Sheerness, has discharged its cargo of necessaries or put some of the gentlemen having business here on board. People who infer bfrraorourag BOARD or WORM. —The weekly from the character of this expedition, and from ...tins Cl she bard wee had yeate,day at t ha beard r, the fact of so much space in the vessel hay- afio6l Sprieg-gardeas ; Sir J. Thwaites in the chair. A ing been given up to the cable, that those number of headers for the southern embankment works, sailing in her will stair incouvenieum or hardship, botlcor d. W o n . ingitb r eidte ead ß = 9 "liwww - elle7w i s: have greatly under-estimated the capabilities of 273,0004. b et Mr. Newton moved that Do wal teOW — e co the Great Rostrum rn. Each gentleman, so far as Lived from Mr. Ridley . The chairman m id i the I know, has a roomy, well-appointed state cabin tender was rived also by a gestismaa Lamed Maass, to himself, wherein he may lounge or read, or • contractor. A dingss was alum as the mo write, if he prefers it to the grand saloon and in 11 ' 9 !__9, 9 ! 11149 7 .9 t99(199 was °Morel to be which he rejoices in a freedom of ventila ti on and f i ritT " . oba s lr t r, 1409 7 * Aw n° ; " j t i teadigu Are sa w : re am. " an amount of elbow room which go far to 327,3611. ; Mr. Riben, 386.0001 •. , Thomas P• 11111011. make him forget he is at sea. About five hundred 349,0001. ; Thomas Dreamy and Co., 356,0001. (subject to souls will be on board during the voyage out. Of modificatious of clauses 100 sad 106); Gene Fund's, ndsss these 115 are officers and seamen, 179 stokers and 311 , 0001 . .;;Z d . P• 46 Stamford Broo k lower . casks g e engineers, 44 stewards and their staff, and the re- Joseph Niblatt. " 34,9ool. • W. H. Kiwi. 311,1071. • W. mender (after directors and one or two other people D ee kkk . 26 , 200/. ; is eeeee 26 . 7001 .; Jae.; sad are counted), who are only put last because I am Samuel Bibelot, 26,0691. The (amen nada' wire received less certain as to their exact number—say 100— for the Whits Pest-Ism newer works :—Tbornas Pianos, are electricians, their assistants and workmen. 4,6361. ;W. H. Bows, 4,2701. ; Hill sod Kettle, 3,9671 ;W. Freemasons will be interested in learning that ThAkiek ' 4 ' ' ss°l ' • Theis" Waimui lg ht . 3 ' 2lol. TA9 blerd JAN " resolved themselves into committee to consider the various between thirty and forty of the above gentlemen seeders. and the public ware requested to withdraw. are members of the craft, while misogynists will On Me board reaming S *Miss Mr. Potter amouneed rejoice at knowing that there is not a petticoat on that the &Bowleg daemon had bees come to:—That they restenteeseel with respect to the. Southern Embsalrminit Laird. Such travellers as have put a few favourites volumes in their trunks are audibly congratulating m W i Lt m that , cotita and saan a re ba port nf thef .. n t . ta . ft t d h l st ilgja they el lb t ; Ggi. d .. themselves, for the big ship's library is apparently sheet° make each inquiries as they thir( aireseery. Tee limited to a copious stock of Bibles, Testaments, committee sierreamumeadad that the noddle of Mr. J. and Prayer-books, and a demand for secular Whales. 24,6001., for the Stamford Brook sewn, be ae literature of some kind is one of the inevitable =subject to the usual isgaMr. It was also romp tender that the for the construction of the White contingencies of a 1 00 sea voyage. Past-laae Sewer, for 3.2101., be aecapted. 'abject to the The number of words sent per minute through usual inquiries. Mr. Savage moved the adiouramest of the the entire length of the cable is a matter of con- beard re its risky( to the 22ed of September. Sow de siderable moment to all interested in its wawa& cusses followed am the subjact, and seminally the metes Mr. De Sauty puts this at 3'S (decimal), but Mr. was carried, and the board adjourned. Tan Colmar FZITCRAID. Pritchard was Varley and Professor Thompson are said to have vide " was es mum * by the BAm. Dr. mi n er, ~160 sew succeeded in lending six words through in the hies early in the femseen, bed rerseised with him for mem same time on the emotion of their trying expert- isms He keeps cols sad ocepreed, speeding the whole menta here a few days ago. In au affair of such *by is yesilisg the few hooks eseplisd est of the . prisca magnitude and importance as the Atlantic Tele- library. ,ead steeping 9999A1 y• .As KPboallso graph it is interesting to know to whom are a re O° the m b (49 . r9991 4 v u t f..z... o ...Paso• Thi ."9 l 9 96 99l rweis r eAdinly. 9 llo 9 9 ' entrusted the details of management on the, a m m o, ea sb e pkah, r ,. o f th e p e w& carrying out of which its success d II segewe, slams Met he sealed knee& fir the task by a give you, therefore, the names of the dif- chart bet an apprenticeship dunes (he ieutery I. ferrent gentlemen having the superistend- Wee. wii.r e 199A9 A il ks t ian ibw i e . : 99 l• l999 ll 69 ribs! awe of the various departments . The en- 99 5.T.' w .`" u s l a i k e d, emartbe experienceof Roes. - • staff comprises B . , that Aland Ma the ciao is whom the moat cone- Mr. R. Clifford, Mr. J. Temple, with Mr. S. d eem ass be —North &weft Well, THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION Sara. MIKBLIDON, PIuDAT Immo. The shooting oonnseneed moon after 9 o'clock this morning, thevolunteare kiwis/ to coetetid with a siren wird from the south-wort by math, which materially aided the accuracy of the marking. The day being beautifully fine, there was a large attendance of visitor', and amongst them was hh Royal Rieman the Prince of Orange and nits. Be tried Us band as a shot at the running deer, and woosseded making a bull's eve and several other bits. The seigramme for the day mothied of • cce tinuatioe of the contest for the Sect stage of the Queen's Prime at 400 yards. It was expected that the first sage et the Queen's Prise would be 0000luded this hoeing, end this is a very imports/at point in the busioess of the meeting. inasmuch se It am delensiaes which of the 100 of the NOOO competitors &all receive the silver medal of the ational Rine Aseociadoe, 30 rides, and badges and money prize' to the mad the bandied. The winners of the 30 rifle* and the next 30 bevies the highest some* them form thelbody to shoot at the woad stage of 800, 900, and 1,000 yards, and out of tide 00 IN to be picked the enamor of the Queen's Prise sad the gold medal of the emaciation, to say nothing of the lower whisk the possession of such a prim always brings with it. Therefor', when the law body of upwards et 8.,000 volun teers from all perks of the kingdom are to be reduced at owe to tasty, that is an event w hob cannot fail to be re. pearl with peat asziety. Such being the case, as this was the last chance for many who had come hundreds of miles to try their skill, thew west to work with es earaestmes which demonstrated _ -- s• - thy ware determined to do their best. The essapstilise for tie Alexandra prize wet le bare gone on, but was deferred mail Saturday. The Volute's** 'krvia easdty and some other contests, were imetioutd, but Do very remarkable incident oocorred, Ind the Swiss Carton sad Rusaing Deer targets were sole extensively patronised, parMenburly by Captain Rom, who made several bull's eym at the former. Wh& the shootiog was Ong on the Palace of Ortega, accompanied by East Grosvenor. escheat 10•011111 of the firing points, and Dr. Wastmecott, of the London Scottish, con ducted him over the hospital teat, and explained to him the various arnagemials which bad bees made is cave ad accidents, do. As the day advaaced the couipaoy began greatly to In a:ease, and the esecluding range of the drat stag.p of the Qtammi's prize was Narrowly watched, sad y tke Mooting of Mr. Edward Rosa, whose firing throughout woe of the mast admirable description. He found a vary able compstiter in (Uptake B. IL Hoists, of the 18th Somme*. who maned at the =minim of the oostcet to make 47 pasts, being precisely the same number as bad been made by Mr. Edward Roes, but as the 630 f e was reckoned seoardiag to the prinsiple above referred to Mr. Edward East became entitled to the silver medal of the ainaciatioa, a rifle, and a qualification to shoot in the second stage. The silver modal was woe by Precisely (the maze number of pollute (47) Yet year, by Private Reward, of the Ist Suffolk. Should Mr. Ease carry on hie shooting is big =mil manner through the long raa gns of 800, 900, and 1,000 yards, there is wary reason to be lieve that he will. for the second time, become satitied to the Queen's Prise. The second stage will be shot for on Tuesday next, when a very large oompany is expected to be prevent. PRtSZRVATION OP LIFE PROM FIRE. ---4-- On Thursday the Mansion-bowie wee the scene of • highly tatereetiog oecameey. The ociossion was the prawn tedion of medals end other rewards pasted by the Row Society to those wbo, during the pest 12 months, bare bees instrumental is rescuing lumen lie im from Gm sal for this Fpir the Lord Mayor kiadly permitted the use of Um "sn-hall, sad tionseeisd to preside at the distribution. early a hundred of the brigade of the Royal Society were preload with their bead and allegro, and were damn tip in line on either side of the 'straw* hall, the band, render the direction of Mr. Inspeotor and Bendmeeter Wads, perform beg before the Imbues sad at its elms. ar ~. s .i 616