The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-30 00:00:00

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The Prowiesor will her o present dividend at the rate ream, with that for the awn. at the rate of 118. 16e. dd. psy meat dividend is payable vs. M., instead of merely su th e moontiug to 2.498,6621. at e , r there is DOW at the disposal tarelsolden fame/dies to tk e WEasters Company) • ser e :berme in band fret tier des, beyond the sums hitherto the interest on the debt owing irks. Had the West Bartle liable to lasses in oonaactre °Diaries, the company wou l d deal with that sum, but aa 4 rased, there is not hing to pea. ing of it. Your directors dare, • the cordial support whir theu 3m the proprietors throngh which they have bad to struggle 162. They desire also to repay on which the amalgamation seamy has been coraciodri ars West Hartlepool proprietors, advantageous one for the North coducive to the public loterest. received a commuoication from 3g them to bring before the ecognition of hts orrice, to the rutioo of his suit against Kr. board consider it their duty ration, but feel that this is a t entirely in the hands of the 'TiN. rs.—AuOta? 26. .1 Praiseek i lam, 4,1.1 ikeT 4 649 kVA 454 1,061 98: QUO 1:2,368 iiiii SI,BU Mb Mitt 02.0111 1.-n 19,170 krn '0,974 13415 34 7 6 a _ 19,053 • Aram? 29.—A good demand ales 12,000 bales, iackding 4,000 300 Americas, 14jd. to 18ed. ; 19d. ; 100 Maumnbam. 170. to Bahia, 164. to 170. ; 700 I Seserna, 131 d. to 150. •9,000 ▪ 12d. to 13d. ; Bengal, Wats, . to 12d. ; Porn, :se., 170. to 19d. ED.—Thurman. Ausuer 28. , moment in the wool rcarket to. nyers is small, find the banana Spinners bare of late supplied Prints are maintaiaed with firm s Liverpool cotton market omit& this result. There is very little yarn.. Spinner., however, ire . The piece trade is (inlet. There din plain good.. Prices are kept se. Lenge are in great demand, makers ere 'witty filled up with son. The demand for Chins is log made for stock ; piths are EVZNING. The tallow roadie! shout activity. For spot dammed • time of year, but epeoulatively doing to-day, though prime are • Spot, 445. 9d. ; New, 44a. 3d. at, 44a. 6d. to 44a. 9d.; Dmant- Match, 45a. 9d. to 465. ; Manta, allow, 445. 9d., set oath. Taperog I. floe, to 435. inferior and relay. to 43e. 6d. middling to Go. ; law 6d. ; South Amerman, 44.. 66.. w. 000011 MA oil steady ; Cochin, L to 435.; Sydney. Gee, 41a. 6 d. d good, 40a. to 41a. ; Palm oil UAL ed. ; Palm ant oil, 33er its. Smith and ()harks.) AUGUST 28.—Tbe sap* of stomp aad lambs laws than as bat ery good for each, at lower prim Lamb uschassed. SuGuar W.—Hastings Hartley, . 9d. ; Walls End Br.ddylls HU smell, 20s. ; Walls End Hatton, Lyons, lds. 3d. ; Walls Esd New sl South Hatton. 20a ; Walls Ed End Halloo, 18s. 9d; Walls Bad and Lonitryn Malting, 241.—Eddps 7.:OMPANY.—The report of the xl to the hilt-yearly meeting ca tat the arbitrator has mods his rough agaiost the company by tractors for buddies the bridge. OM. Os. Zi. The amount awarded with 3001. for costs sod 2191. 9a of the award. salting in an Itors have required payment of so the shared on which 11. only has to moos this sum. As Mr. Dais a close, the directors reeoatood last half-year be made at thirsts an only, as they are at presen t not suet of traffic. This will lean iroctoes bellows that 51. per amt. ad paid by the company in fetus'. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, —Confi room who suffer from bilious head- MocY. these pill' are most stroegj hut. Mid quie• est mods of obtain is or Irritating the nervous systma. lay useful to clearing away any wets aces fever unbes remedial messurs• is asthma, bronchitis, and conies' r be relied upon for removing all Ma regulating the circulation they efts► ly musing the liver to a fair secretion uf It off from the engem these oils saner, and those diltresslog teenage 40.1>N 76,641 181,861 43,864 723 619.0.13 •1,7 N U 639 MOM 6,43 18,921 M 470 2,1 4 M. 240 ------ .IAGES, AND DEATHS. No. 6,948 ] I#6ll lOW BIRTHS. 4at CtMon-place. Hyde-pork. de Dui , of a lon. t William-street, Albert-gate, the ettfe a daughter . Waterloo-road, the wife of T. G. Pcrk-areattent. Stockwell, the was a 6tiodown-rood. the wits of O. sae+• N.W., the .us a Ls lABRIAGICS. luaus& le, at Rt. Marks, wawa, by the Rev. 0. R. Fonda°, rector of y e r etta Priscilla, daughter at J. PAUL ark, Lancashire. ;gust et, at the Effltban /Smith, R. T. Mnekey, isq.. of daughter of IL Monson, lap , of las* st 24, at St. James's, elerkenst oh-plane, Albany-road. Csmborw Now-place. DEATI4S. LeaMingtOn. Mr. 8.. Critoph. cer-street, Portman-square, Jane. rell 6 Esq. Tu,lor.house. Blackheath -park, Sir°. inch, Eaq., aged 4a. t B r ighton. 9 . 126111 years. Sunnyalde, prince' s -park, I.lvorPoole • I, Moore, Esq oo . at Cartabrke, Tale of Wight, _WY • lets Captain Newbury, inns Crowd:kat-read. PrLikal, O. T. ORraf. by WILL/AX IDOHALO. et "qt he Cicy of Lonooo, Plato:. ret. the Precinct of Wlsltefriam ----------=--- and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Mauer lIIIIP.— Per MIMI( Blood (to nit from w. die Ilii ilptAnar. 6 1%1 at P 1 mouth to embark ff moiced,l, taw sp 01W Aberdeen clipper evrin.LAND, • I s 1,10 leer iselotor, 2,0 O) tor boom TllOlll l l 10)trITIT Occoottador ; Boor Inds. Dock, TO tomittel eft Jolt ban lia Abladater 10 a a tall POO9. 04 gal "my ocatiort tor the a ••warim o f ca bi n po . sop% mod will wry an orporksord sargoaa, It raquitel— rre new d ddb at Paw. aPP I 7 to Divnrr samt itowi; 8, BilltIrrall“L ;:__._ -- VIVIII sad MORI'S AUSTRALIAN LENZ jo a I'ACYNT BHl2.—.Thw II YDNBY Disci Ito rell fres the dm es the 16Ik October oaths is Plymouth to soilierk ste msmiteired), UM new Aberdeen Sipper MATH SA •1, 1.100 tone regiater, ;OS tau barges GM Intr OW et the hes), Cesetesier : lied Teas Dodo. Tids to egs jag WM et Abordeek m edal y Seed itit the "d m , Inge, egg hos her beast= is exposed okg iiiy gilt Wis. She his a hill gas 1116.4 with moist far the eseuessistics et dam" paft.m.r., aid= ch in et apsdamsta wis% if fort tett L— Yee ems of freight or ...,..... spo ii , arm/. dm mom, 0 . Btlltter-sreis Ifs erlTemaw Me iddrldgeses sad 11001013 AUSTRALIAN LINE reIVECICIT ILILIP.—rw AMAMI Direct i t eall hoes 49.200011111/ Ow SePlewhee=e l Pty.. 19 etti lepiember), the new 'Upper sato Vrlag% 111 tom natter 1,100 twee Dania. ALllarra 0• 40 1161441 w else). One mode, Ilhig to the !peace Docks. 1111 e line ship ha tar w ith bultamegy ler the Mehl& trade: she hes a pow Sled now" awl awn Ow Went lar the asoommtoir *a a demo pesewegwe; h9l tleene~olty and atm she caw also • 41whells=hatf br a : taw mond Goble wed bibmalak —Pet Mar idp e V= ea uM ; or t o and h 1111119wwWwet, ILsad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ = tam LLIINCJIWIO.'d Masa Pm _ ___! = b ar ow e catch despatch), awes TOCIIIR. A 1 10 yeas. as o s ., v. a. mitwooD, Osatazawler 7bi this " Or r at hada Nth b. ship.. WY by Mama W. PUe. Way, sad esprerty far the Tamaalaa Ind% is doted a msa 'sante*, sad La lrabrat• acceasmostatica Ike a ter thl pismire-1w term ad apA r t; XL 8. i Walla& tht, lie&Z as Yom place: t i rrt aad ks. ammedreet. sad 110ORN'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D SHIP. —For TOWN Meet weed& d ee p a teb),Nte well-lueows dipHOBART per olds HAY BY, Al, HI law resister, WILLIAM ISTORM Commander loading la the lid Wig Deem TSB regular leader Sae Orateale INWNWlgegiassrelistealtse pussegare, and w ag noted for her w i pe& plow, ohs offers a desirable opportunity to ahlpwra— N e uelglner grew apply to DI MT an RE, 9. WVITT aDd MOOR 'B AUSTRALIAN LINE ju of rAcm lialr.—lor MOUTON BAY Direct mill ft " woad* degatch , , well.knoirs Brttioh-tedit clipper, NEWINE, A I le pork twister 440 tons, (L I'. ADAMS. Cans isicr, ylq in the London Docks. This flue weasel, built under tidy may, le seted for her hiebealling Vnatltles. fate has end for thief cabin and intermediate pima:igen, en al d le s gbal& opportunity for fine and ocean {soda.—Po[ we im or marls apply to Mr JOHN BROWN' (lea Ceiba ',deo.), tklrenchurcheercet :or to DIVITTand MOM; mstaminsc BLACK BALL PASSEN G ER LINE of awn MIMS for AUSTRALIA tram Load= Wrist. f Tommie. I Docks. lIV i Duke 1 toe 11. lama I sot. 10 of Bpdeey 1 2.000 I 1 'Mkt Oat. 10 .........ILAND.—Land Orders, .00. to all claw i Great Vktoria 1 i (s.a.) 4,000 Z. Ladla pickkareptes Bayswater 2OOO Liverpool Bellow .. Golden asp .. tin I. ladle Sept. 10 Sept. II To tuna. ceitoreted bee of pickets have, by their peaetnelity sad mereed a wortd-knewn reputation. and their reg ime aeteamodalks fe nesurpaseed by any vessels awl—Yoe 21~tY•L fopeethie to JAW - la/MB mad Ce in eetiorr A"mlia s tLe to Agents for the M Les ; sad T. IL lIACICA and Co., I, Leelhalletteet. laria DASSINGERS for AUSTRALIA are invitad to haat the magnitomit BLACK BALL 'urinary gams alp GREAT VICTORIA, 4,000 tons, MD-horsepower ;indicated), eiffrog from the Lai India Docks ponontally on the hOth Mg lasber, la QUIRNSLAND, baking painengers for Sydney and Belboarae at throogh rates The superb deck saloons ars, for *Once, comfort, convenience, and general arrangement, ate srogla by any other ship in the Australian trade. Being under magenta with the government of Queensland. oil cart as =rVstorm su s perintendent. Will call at Plymouth to alls and passensen.—T. IL MACKAY and Cu, 1, leadahallarart, London. B.C. IitBSRS. MONEY WIGRAIii and SONS' 04 Blackwallyard, London) LINE of STEAM sad PAM.= to Al BIMALIA.— For MUIR/ li It NY, Port Phillip, direct Iszeiskeihs Docks on Wednesday, inth .nerober, oaths at 1, the splendid clipper ship 815MLZ, 1,108 took _.i. AZIRTMAN, Commander : lying in the East India Dodo. na weamaanticas for ancients of pennon are meth. Ithese. sail she will carry an experienced surgeon.— Yoe freight or apply to ALLPORT sad MORGAN. with Kann. MIGRAM and 801118, 7, Leadenhalleitrest. fIALCUTTA direct (under engagement to her IJ u ltstr's Council for India,, the @pleads' clipper ship CASSIS ,'nf the Castle Packet line), AA 1, 1,052 toes Meter. HULL WICILVIY., Commander ; loading in the teat ladis DIAL Au early date will b-, toed tor the lulling of Uwe db. whkh w 56 be punctually kept. Ha. drat-rate accommo dable be piermerera Per trttialt ar page &PAT to 1110 emu, liessen bONALD C 17221.1 and Ca, Liverpool: to Morn OIINDLAY and Co., 56, ?Renamed street S.W. ; or to 51101292 mad ARTHUR illatiLlNG and Co., 9, Graorchurch *let laadoa, X.C. nIIIENBLAND GOVERNMENT • UIGI&TION OPTICES, 2. Old Broadetreet, London. EMIGRATION to tiITERNRLAND. TILE GRANTS at LAND. peens paying their own full passages to the colony receive one illaf order—equal to 30 acres of Misd—for sea memberag ask Wanks of 12 years and upwards, and a £l6 land order to asch child between 12 months and 12 yams. hoe and assistod psesases are now given without restrictlos Mto age to persons of the following occupations :—Shepherds, resd makers, quarrymen, professed gardeners, Wawa argots's. moment, bricklayers, blacksmiths, wbeel- ISOM. shipwrights, dc.„ also female domestic sennusts ot load eke:actor. ItEffitY JORDAN, Agent-General for Emigration for Queensland. sum nom LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE A WEEK. THLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and P I ENADELPIIIA arum-gnu COMPAN Y Woad do. ISldankstbek toll-powered . 2lrunt Iron Screw Siosardilpr, On*, Ur United Mates LIVER2OO for NEW YORK. enTOFB6FON, - "Wednesday, Sept. 6. KANGAROO, Frkitty, dept. 6. ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 13. AM eviry Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Raturdaya Cakb wane by the mad sidemen Balling every Wednesd a m IE. 1 7.sadt1 pineal , accordion to the accommodation. by ihs Erlday's and Saturday's steamers, 15 guineas. iis. _rz. Dusan Includes a full supply of cooked revisions. nmenas ter Canada and the Milted States booked oa nay eilmatereous terms.—Far further particulars to WILILY INNAN, 11, Watersdreet, Liverpool; se So led NACU, 1, Kinn Wdlianeatreet, lomdm. MINAR.D LINK.—BRITISH wad NORTH %.1 ARARIC.ADT ROYAL MALL STRAMARIPS, appointed by Aduiregy to saU between uriraPoot end NSW YORE, mid tonna LIVUPOOL and BOSTON, tM Boston .blpe eatttna 4 LAYS to had sad naive n and mina The tel. Ir other noels ars appointed to WI from L ive n" 4 non at Owe to ree..ne tb. mem. ABTA, for BOSTON, Saturday. Sept. 2. AUSTRALASIAN, for NSW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 9. for BOffloN, Saturday, Sent. It ''••••• 0 orY, Including stemaro's fee and provides*, bat 911ket wines or Neon :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin. ; sexed cabin, 416. To New York, chief cabin, A 26.. woad e 4, All Yorlsht to Beltfaa, Boston. and New York, FS per "*. lade Per teat primage—Apply to J. B. Foord. 62. 014 Loudon J. M. Currie. Havre, and 12, Place de la honk h&• mid J. Henn 90 Janialca-street. ( 11 . 1 . 01 ' lA 661 0 . Nerer, Queematown or D . end C. Mather , IL Water- Rio* welool, BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns h.._ and Central Oermanv.—The North German Lloyd's =betels. wee dearer, SCHWALM; Captato O IL T. t r_Solietehed from Horaelydo. TO-MORROW, the Slat •••••• pormlttlag‘, at 10 a.m. =Slog at Brnanrlck for par copra at 12 noou.—Flues to 140111811. L 2 return deketa, a 3 and £1 tea.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S OPIto. Reget-circus,PIJILLIPPIL (MAVIS, PPS sad Co. St. Duestan'aboaar, dt.Dattatatia-0111, LC. ' n DOTTERDAM and the RHINR—REDIJC ?ION of ?AR} Netherlands Steamboat Car and favourite steamer BATAVIER, Captain W. Blair wi" brengwick Fier, Bischwail, Evu SUNDAY as 11 ei Litrival of the lo 30 am. train from LY Fenchurch-strest ced fans: Saloon f 1 K fore cabin. Us. ; return Peke% tai ce. a t a fare and halt —,appty at cuart.ira neiveresi Una a4-e ' li t ll ._ .W. or to PIIII.L=RAVIta, Mlle ftt. Dunstan's-hot:an ea 11. C. P YOU TRA send for BUSSEY, spars, 12 1 " 4 „. OA. ILLUSTRATED CAT ALOGUK of 1101,111AN 1br'5a....14".4 BNO, Awl every other OwTelE o ll rwlailita• Moine. and Owe Wane% unties led &wigwam= Ildmespass.-481, New Oxfordian*. V.C. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and oorz a dw iltn 6 porttuae. extracted from the Sowers, by 3110. it .Ti Z eir low Peduasers to 11.2t.H..the Plecese el Wales. IF n% WOlttilMiLL'S PILLS. the kW? MUSIBIL of the BLOOD known t■ Modkadin 641,1 •riynotended Ws and general adnOno= camel as a nonashold sagninsoy, Bold I ' , an 11.7 Arrft The LETTIJOB coots/a ma reins latudne, .elan peeneree al the eb= without IL deasen.—Yr. (I..TOZILAU, I..... = ..teeti th uk, prepares a Sync i e c :t a Me el foror y peek am a 5.... odd tom by the lk. • yei7 l 7,. kis, and all that alkellees. Fuel, 04.• •••• fts. sal b. Ythe, b Is. sp. DUBLIN INTERN ATIONAL.RXHIBITION, lad& Maar the Special Satrosage of Her Majesty the QUIRN. The lIIHIBITIOM le OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY, and in the VILIMIOII of MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, and THURSDAYS. Ada, ' Winos. Ons RAILWAY ARRA/4021MM Return tickets to and Irons Dublin ere Issued et the principal reDwey m stations In Rashind mud Scotland at ooasiderably re- Asseed aw licursion trainer= frequently et very low pekes. Fur tin particulars sus the railway eaceyezles• salionaesmeati. rIIHE OXFORD.-68, bi J. OFFENBACH, a. supported by Meese Basest Barr* Tyrrell.iffabsisley le ems. A. at Albi s ) %sea. B. Una's& Raab. Be. IMAM bead sad chorus. ted by Mr. V. Josshseass. Also tbs Bridal of beauty. by Misses We sad They Omsk& tweedy =be avalbible Wm; Inolullos the celebrated rffklitaaes Dso sad Davis. Ac. XVEMY RV/ 18% AI BIM taloa. §TODARE. —I46TH REPRESENTATION. TIIIATIII ot IITSIIIItY, SOUTIAN BALL —ALLSVILII MIAGIC and VINTILIL001.1114„ by Colonel BTODAIi—The real lodise Beast Tybk. and breaataneout growth of 110Weit Treat. as traretweed, kw the ern time to Ittle °pantry. oa lirster Moody. yell 17, UM, by Cobroel abater% and only pos kfmol by Ma teM the balm Itagiderta MKT /VIKING arra glaturdayelemgaritid), a/ao we Wednesday sad Bawdy Akar moon at 1-11tatle Yttettelts, IS. Old Bondwtreet, aid Don eel". Au Velawaide.-.Adentanat. ts.. wed mationdsod"—Vide Thoen" April 18. UAL faRIAT 8?. JAMES'S HALL—TO-NIGET fait EVNTIY NiOUT at Mght.• sal SATURDAY Anne NOON at Three. Numbs, the peat Veniallot a nd d 311 m 1e— World et Magic —hacend Mght ha • New ?me. M Anderach —The Real ladle& Makes Trick, by Maternal'. Ea ; reserved meta M. ; balcony, Es. ; admires, In— Creweed homes; Pfo6llll6ot Anderson's lemorell Season of the World cal Ms Ic ; haniame mem. ' greeted onesbloatton to ti la the metregalla."—Vlde the Leedom Prem. A. NIMMO, acting Manager. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 111COVEILY sad JUISTOZATION of CABL& sad Bllliitift- SION of a SWOND CABLI bemoan VALINTIA and If SW. POUNDLLEID. ISTRAOILDINAZY GENERAL IIEETI3O of MAU. iioliiika NOTICI 18 11ZRZBY GIVEN, that an TXTRAORDINAHT OZNIRAL KBITINO of the ehariers in the Atlantic Tele graph Campus will belied at the Lamina Tavern, Bishopegate street, within the City of London, on THURSDAY, the i 4th day of September, 1888, at half-met one o'clock precisely, for the pur pose of reporting to the shareholders upon the present position of the undistakin, and the measures recommended by the board for the reesseitagon of the Company's existing cable la oessalon with the manufacture and submersion of • mooed cable. And it is further Intended at the said meeting to rescind • certain resointion adopted at an extraordinary meeting under Company, on Wednesday, the Bth day of August, 1884, which the right too. preferential dividend of 8 per cent. per annum was co (erred upon certain new capital authorised to be lamed at the mid meeting: and it is intended is lieu of snob I resolution so to be rescinded to propose for adoption by the shareholders a resolution conferring upon the same capital, or so much thereof as may then sad there be determined, • penis , sential dividend of 19 per cent. per annum : and it Is Intended to propose that the right to the said 19 per cent. per annum shall either be • first preference, taking precedence over all the other preferential stock of the Company, or that fas may be decided epos to the interim) it sheik be a seated prefereeceorath right of to the misting preferential stock of the Company. M ee it t ir farther intended by the Linemen to take power to nom wart the mid preferential capital, or such thereof as may from time to time be fnUy paid up, Into consolidated preferental stock of the Cowpony : and the Direct further give notice that at the said meeting they intend to take such powers, and pro pp uch neolutions, as will enable them to carry out effem the for JANIS STU e ART men; WOVI I ,IY, Chairman. 010E01 BAWARD, Seermayy and General =rinteadent. 1; 34. Helen's-place, Blehopegate.street London, August 2e. THY JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY Platted). a and 7. Plisbniamlano. Dambardetrest. London. lUMO2IIIDD CAP1TAL......... Two KILLIONS. PAID UP 1179 i 000. DXSICIPC FUND /20,000. Dipoerra RECEIVED ltspayabile ea dmam4 at I per cant per mum. D4tto at 7 daps' "atlas at SI lAtto at 14 days' mottos at !Special mos tor now deposited for lone wadi. nONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of N./ Itooms, to tarn two settees sad two easy =anent on the ordinary ottoman. Only of IVArgit 11, hey Chair and &fa lianufsetanws. St. 12. and Si, Morairsolowit, Oztordattssa An Illustrated priced flat ties on applkatioa. WAY and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, le sad et OXFORD-STREIT. Overocate tor um Nis, mod duet, les. 61. to Sta. Overcoats. milk lined sad faced, Se. to Kw Mille for business, the pert, and tourist, Oa to ea Joebete la all the tuldocablo style% Ms. to • Beadtiashan goriest% Me to 76a. Veda In Csehaeres, Oka. within drills. de., 7e. ed. to Ile. Vogues la all Outdone ble alpha andsokottle. Us. ed. to II& 1../YAM aid Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, es and St OXIORDATRIXT. No. L Gentionsates Clothing for Immo data weer. No. t Geo tienten's Order Department No. 3. Bore Clothing for immediate wan. No. 1 . Hole and Youths Order Department. No. I. Habit and Livery Deportment. No. & Hate and General Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clot Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, Rugs. de. Provinoial Bninobee :—Mnas&am, 14 13, and 11, Now-street ; Leeds, 41. Brig:gate. TRW day wits 'twain**. and Vlseette Tale-page, pries ea., HAND land GLOVE. By the Author of Barbsra's Hlitory," . lialf a Winos of Money," de, London: John Maxwell and Co., 1.12, Fleetoirwei. Cbetv Xdttlon, handsomely bound 111 cloth et, du . E a czNTRIO PER6ONAGES By WILLIAX RUSSELL. LLD. John Ma:ea and Co., publisher, ltl, Ploiltetroet. Just ;Inhibited, price 11. 64., DDRUITT'S REPORT on the QUALITY , JLIF W wIASOMENMSt, PRICK, and ORE, In DIM and Medicine, of the CHSAP WINN! front France. Italy, Austria , Greens, and Mr4C.ll:ll:oo:tllnigainaamoar v i l , l i f a r.Glattooe's llberal that has hipoliat appeared on the subJect.•—Obeerver. London : Henry Renshaw, MS. Strand. !"TATTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. GAMOW.. Defini- NJ lions, Symptom's, roet-lfortern Appearance", and Natant. Hearadial Treater* Prevendoo. Legislation. History sad Ravages abroad sad as boost. Odlcial kayort of Internailonal Commas, Landow: Robert Hardwick', 142, PkaadlW May be bed of !limpid' end lifsrahall, post tree for 7 stamps, ANEW WORK on the TRETII, entitled PURR DENTISTRY, and WHAT ir DOER YOB US. By A. ESII.II. Grosvenor-street. Prom the great means of the melon, work on dental surgery by the same author, we enact te the above will he read with avidity by all dames who ere Interested to discriminating between pure end meretricious dentistry." John C. Clements, Little Paitimerstrtet. OULVERWSLL on MARRIAGE ; Tr Obllgatiess. Happlana and IMeappointateata. _Prior 1L Mann. Coruna :or Author. TRH PHEON TURKISH , 22. : them, 21A wt... day, Mondays. Al Dr. a BATHS 's protenional naltlence, Great liariborehydnarest, W. Also, the Poet-oaks Bread Turklalt Bette. Is. OA. 15. :it. Ilartn'isle-Orsod, THE PINIMISIILLII AND ORIERTAL FLICIS.—The megoilleeet iron screw steamer Mongolia, the property of the Peninsular and Oriental Steatopeeket Company, at pre. , seat lying io Kingstown Harbour, hat attracted a large , number of visitors. She is one of the largest vessels pos. sassed by the company. She called in at Kiogstawn on her , way to Southampton, from Its Clyde, from one of the dockyards of which she hes just beers turned out—as fine a specimen of iroe naval architecture is every respect as ever we have @emu Oa Monday the directors of the company— Mr. Arthur Anderson,chairman gave a sumptuous dejedner on board the mei. to which a large number of ! ladies and gentlemen, including many of the Irish share ! beldam. were invi ted. Every preparation was made for their fitting entertainment, and the proceedings were of the most interesting and agreeable ohmmeter. The officers on board were mast attentive to the visitors, and the cuisine was excellent Mr. Anderson, who presided, gave a brief but Intensities Boman. of the origin and en. treerdlnary progress of the company, and of the magnitude of its operations at the present day. —Saunders' news letter. Weirr-Lonnolr RatimaY.—The ordinary half may metre, wee held yesterday at the *Mee, Token houselard, City ; Mr. Loveless in the chair. The Secretary read the report of the directors, which stated that they beg not been able, up to this date. to carry out the desired arrangements with the directors of the Went London Ex tension Railway, and they must again call upon the share holders tiers their oostieued support to she committer which bad sedertakea that badmen. The ropers regr etted the death of the late chairman of the company, Mr. 8 Bird, sad Oaptain Doves' had been Meted a member ed the bard in his MIL The total amount of monies remind had base 317.4171. 17s. 10d., and the expenditure. 316,4754 2s. 2d. The cast sow in the heads of the bankers wee 9421, 15s. 84. The Chairman, io moven tie adoption of the report, referred to the great lose the eompaay had experieseed by the death of their obaireme. Blase they last met Mi. bad bees rotors's& from the Whitehead *MM. The delay is the settlement with the , West Leedom Zatestion Company was snob to be re glottal. bat the eesendises MI dose all is their power ta • ohm the setesnesinest. Ik. Mentriall• 0444• dad she rasa On*" *MIL was adopted. A meelutios was them ra• sei si sse paiedng the committee of arningeseest, sad twii• unaided with a Me el Woks te Use eitairsees. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Auctusr 30 1885. A VISIT TO A SLAUGHTER-YARD. The het grey mist which enveloped London on Monday last seemed even more close and oppres sive in that quarter which contains the Cattle market. The dull gloom which reigned over the neighbourhood appeared almost significant of the fatal malady which is sow sweeping off our cattle, and spreading terror and ruin amongst so many desists in stook. The region itself is but a cheerless one. The occupations carried on ars such as, planted originally at some distance from our dwelling places, get surrounded in a little time by newly built awl inhabited streets, and are then mur mured against, reviled, and gradually squeezed off into more distant spots. Here railway grease is made and tallow melted, soap boiled, horses and cattle slaughtered, varnish prepared, and matches manufactured. Blood and bone manure Lactoni -- an7lpreparers of oat-gut have here their works, unsavoury, it is true, but means whereby offal ie utilised and the necessities of We supplied. We as. rather apt to forget the important part which is played by such factories as find a grudged retreat in this district. If dirt be only "matter in • wrong plus," it is in these pluses that the order of nature is metered ; and substanoes which matte disgust take on a new sail useful ezistenca in another form. It was to a slaughter- yard in this neighbourhood that we took our way on Monday, with the object of witnessing for ourselves the examination alter death of cows which had been affected by the prevalent disorder. We were fortu nate in being present at some dissections con ducted by physicians of the highest eminence as authorities in epidemic disorders. It will be our endeavour to describe what we witnessed as in telligibly as the circumstances admit of. There were two cows in the yard alive, but destined to be slaughtered the following morning. They were both said to be affected with the " rinder met," but apparently in slightly different degrees. They were both thin, their coats harsh and staring. In walking, the limbs seemed weak, and the hoof was planted on the ground with a hesitating and uncertain action. Now and then a very slight shudder passed over the animal's frame, and occa sionally, but very rarely, a low moan was uttered. The foreman of the yard, t rough but apparently kind-hearted fellow, in a butcher's blouse, told us that many of the cows brought there for slaughter moaned constantly in a way that was pitiable to hear. In each there was more or less running from the eyes nostrils, and month. In one there was a look about the eyes which was not pleasant to Iwituess. Mute supplication was written in it. It was bard to think that all the response which man could give to such a look, was to drive a poleaxe into the poor creature's brain. The Greeks with all their power of imagery could find no more fitting epithet for the beauty of Juno, than " cow-eyed." We had never before noted the force of this expression so fully as when this mild look of appeal was turned to us amidst the horrors of a knacker's-yard. The other animal appeared dazed and bewildered. It was restless, roaming tremulously about the yard, and penetrat ing into out-buildings as if in a vain search after relief. It refused, or rather showed but little inch nation to eat, some hay which had been cast down iu a corner, and which the first animal ate appa rently with appetite. Itabelly appeared blown up. There was a rude table in the yard, made up of a broken-down door laid upon some barrels, and upon this the examination of some dead beasts was conducted. The ground was in pads roughly paved with rounded Soma, which were slippery with the blood and filth !Meg up the intervals between them, and which here and there formed a pooL In other parte cinders and ashes had been cast, which were probably to some extent useful in absorbing and deodorising the offensive moisture. It is suffi cient to say, however, in a general way, that strong interest in the proceedings could alone induce any one provided with nostrils to remain, as we did, nearly two hours near this table. Two cows which had died that morning of the dis ease after a week's illness, and a calf which had a few hours previously be en slaughtered for the wine reason, were submitted to inspection. The appearances observed were in each case similar. The liming membrane of the windpipe and bronchial tubes was much inflamed, and covered with an enormous quantity of frothy viscid fluid. In the smaller bronchial tubes a material was observed very similar in aspect to that which is found in human beings affected with croup. The lungs themselves were not inflamed. The lining membrane of the digestive canal was inflamed almost throughout its extent. Especially was this noted in the fourth stomach, in which there were besides patches of extravasated flood. The intestinal canal was severely inflamed, particularly about its middle. In one of the cows this appearance was little short of gangrene. Cer tain patches of glands in the small bowel, which in cases of typhoid fever are always found ulcerated, were free from any affection of this kind. The other organs maned to be healthy, and the muscular structure—the flesh--of the ani mals presented no signs of disease. We were informed that the conditions described were precisely similar to those which had beeu found in numerous other cases previously examined. Briefly, so far as dissection could show the disease appeared to consist in severe Inflamm ation of the mucous membranes generally. The "rinderpest " has been termed by some observers typhus, by others typhoid fever. The conclusion to be derived from post-mortem examination is, that the disease is neither one nor the other. Typhus is not marked, at least in the human subject, by this inflamed state of the digestive canal. The most characteristic appearance in typhoid fever is ulce ration of the intestinal glands. As we have already observed, these were found completely free from any such übange. There is uo disease, indeed, affecting the human race which presents after death the con ditions noted in the cows which have been exa mined. That mysterious disorder called influenza, with which we were visited in 1847, would approach perhaps more nearly to this disease than any other. Although iu modern times it has been compa ratively rarely attended with fatal results, this was by no means the case some centuries ago. In 1311 influenza was very fatal throughout France, and in the ensuing two centuries it spread widely and with much virulence over the whole of the northern hemisphere. If we could imagine this disease complicated with a more severe affection of the digestive canal than is seen in man, we should gather a very fair idea of the rinderpest. It should be observed also, as bearing upon this point, that influenza has been always marked by an extraordi nary diffusibility, its power of rapid transmission being probably greater than that possessed by any other epidemic poison. The present cattle plague exhibits a similar characteristic. Inspection after death, then, does not bring ns any immediate explanation of the cause of this fatal disorder. Were the disease proved to be typhus, we might fairly argue that it was engendered by overcrowding and such like depressing causes. If it had presented the appearance of typhoid, we' might seek an explanation of its origin in putrid emanations. But we cannot fairly include it is either category. We are compelled to fall beet' upou the theory of a distinct specific poison, which, .I like that of influenza, is very easily communicable l from one individual to another. One important point, however, these inspections have brought to, light. We were informed that in several cases examined (it chanced that them were none such on the occasion of our visit), the diseased organs appeared to be returning to a healthy °midi tion. The cows had not died of the disorder, but had been slaughtered in eompliscoe with the stern necessity of limiting contagion. In the imbue of things it must frequently happen that sample in a fair way towards recovery are thus butchered; TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (atom's asAasixa.) AMERICA. (Arrival el liss Damao:nue, yid Oresiaisile.) 00111IEROIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, AUGUST 19, Evasura. Money easy. Gold, 143 g. itzebsage on London, 157 ; on Paris, 3631. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 90; ; Illinois, MI ;Brie, 831; 5-95 Bonds, 106 j. Cotton very firm ;'Middling Upland, 44. Flour advancing. Wheat slightly firmer. Corn steady. Provisions dull. Cabe quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. Petroleum, inactive ; crude, 32c. ; refined, 52c. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Amon V. The reports of the resignation of boant Mews dorft and the appointment of Omit Blosse• as Minister for Foreign Affairs have been again declared entirely unfounded. The Abendpost, evening edifion of the AIWA Wiener Zeitimg of to-day, gives a positive denial to the rumours that negotiations were being carried on between Atishis and the Italian go►ernment for the recognition of the kingdom of Italy. THZ BRAZILS. (By Telsraph from lAiSse.) BUENOS AYRES, JOLT 27. Exchange on London, 49} to 491. Ounces 28.25. Wet salted cm-hides, 33, weaker. Dry hides, ♦merican, 35, active demand. Wool prices firmer. Tallow, 141. Lumber unchanged. Refined sugar, 19. THIN DISASTER ati LAIL'S HURON. (From Um Detroit Advertiser, Avast 1L) It becomes our painful duty to record the 000nr route of the most appalling digester that has darkeeed the records of the Western Lakes foe many yearn. On Wed. needs, eight, about 8.30 o'clock, the See propeller Pew/able, °aped' George McKay, on her way down from Lake Bum- Hoe to this port, when abreast of Thunder Bay lathed, and about six miles from the light, oollided with the propeller Meteor, Captain Wilma, upward boned, by which the Pewsbio was immediately sunk. The evening was a toler ably clear one, although it had been somewhat rainy, aid the Ugh"' of each steamer were discernible by the other at the distance of six miles. A moderate tweeze prevailed end the water wee rough. The course of the Pewsbio wee on the side toward the shore, and that of the Meteor on the opposite tack, by which they would steer clear of each other. The movement, of each steamer were plainly obeerved by the mew es well as passen gers upon the other, sod the fact of their coming together under such circumferences mean; be explained except oe the bypotkenie of so almost unmoonatable blunder on the pare of some one. When Captaie McKay saw that a collision appeared inevitable, be blew hie whistle as a signal to the other boat to keep out of the wee, which signal, so far as Or known, wee sot responded to. He then ordered his wheal to be put to starboard, which would teed to put bar out of dagger by tildes his boat further in toward the shore. From all we can gather, it is reedered probable that the wheels man of the Meteor, not having properly understoodbie orders, or by mistake of some kind, put his wheel to perk instead of the contrary direction, which he ought to hove taken. lie thus brought hie bows in a direct line with the port side of the Powabic, aid *elect of strikieg the latter somoarely in the aide would moor to cotters this theory of the mused the catastrophe ; although it is possible that a full lavish (shoo may present the affair in a different phase so far as 110018 particulars are oceareed. The bows of the Meteor, whir* mu long sad sharp, struck the Provable almost at right angles, under the pilot house, opening her to the width of twelve or fifteen feet, end cutting her dorm to the water's edge. There wen probably at least 150 persons oar board, including the crew, sod ometernation and dismay at once fell like palsy upon hearts which only a few brief mo menta before mesh:ivied with mirth lied glialnees. The scene was one which baggers description, but was soon over. Within four minutes of the collision the Pewabic sunk, carrying down with her from 70 to 100 persons, as nearly • se the number one be estimated. limy of three on the bows of the ill-fated steamer bad the presence of mind to Jame epos the deck of the Meteor ; others were mired from drowsing by the heroic exertions of friends, and mug were subsequently picked up by the boats of the Meteor. As there were two or three cod-vessels in the neighbour ' hood, it is possible that a few of three sow numbered , among the lost have been picked up by them, but as the • Meteor remained near the scene et the disaster to pick up all that could be found, this is like hoping spinet hops. _ If the 'oddest had occurred a few home later nearly all would have been wrapped in sleep, and very few would have been spared to recount the fearful tale. (From the Evening Edition of the Detroit Advertierr, August IL) ' Passengers int the Pewabie infant no that when the col lision occurred they wars making preparations for a dense. This fascinating recreation had been indulged in every night on the way down, and it beiag the hat night which the gay and happy throng would have an opportunity to enjoy themselves before their separation, they were &cabling upon having a good time. Abu! they little dreamed that instead of threading the giddy manes of the doom as that ' memorable night, they would soon be struggling for life amid the angry billows, many of them to go down amid the dark waters nekuefled acid uconfilned, sod that in the memory of the agonised survivors a never-to-be-forgotten scene of terror would struggle for aye with fondest love and affection for the mastery. Truly, " what shadows we an, and what shadows we panes." New Coders.—Mr. E. J. Lowe writes from High. geld-how, that en the night of the 27th two comets were detected there, while he was looking for the Moro of Biela's :—" At 8.7 p.m. I noticed • comet low down in W.S.W. At 8.20 p.m. it was a conspicuous object to the naked eye, sad about twice the topmost size of Jupiter. Through a small telescope it exhibited a bright luminosity. having a dark oblong space is the webs. The form was oval, and there was no nucleus; at 8.20 p.m. a conspicuous object. At 8.14 p.m. a second very similar comet was de tected some 3 deg. below this, and to the west. It was rather longer than oval, somewhat leas than the first, sod without any nucleus or dark portico. Both comets were watched for half an boar, noted the sky became overcast. The night wee exceedingly unfavourable. Should these ob jects prove to be the two bodies known as Biela's comet, they are considerably brighter than when seen in former years. Their situation is also DOS is accordance with their calculated rhee." Loom or rirs &Raw STEAIISB GLasoow.—The Booed of Trade isqulry into the loss of the Glasgow was re sumed yesterday, when the statement of Captain Banning was taken. Be said that he bad beam in the Inman service about three years, and had been appointed master in July, 1861. The cargo wee stowed by stevedores. under the superintendence of the officers of the ship. The ship was well toned, sod io good condition. Witness had inspected the cotton in the steerage after the ship sailed. It was built up with rolls of leather, outside which were tiers of boxes. From the outside of the boxes to the cotton the dis tance was about six feet. He described the means adopted for extinguishing the Sr., end said that everything that it was possible to do had been dove to stye the ship. With reference to the saving of the passengers, he spoke very highly of the conduct of the captain of the It solute. who, be said, threw overboard fifty or sixty tons of coal to se commodate the people from the Glergow. There was plenty of hoes on board. Captain Harris observed that there was no doubt that the loss of the ship had been sensed by an widest ; but the result showed that it was very injudicious to carry oottes io the steerage. In this come it had no doubt led to the destnor lion of the vessel. Lights bad beep takes amongst the cotter' cookery to the company's regulations. It was stated by Mr. Bardswell, solicitor for the °weer, that the vessel was insured for 15,000!., but that the freight and passage money were uninsured. He believed the vessel was worth about 25,0001. The Glasgow was, he believed, the fourth ocean-going iron ewe, steamer ever built, sad *es of the oldest is existence. The assessors stated that they would foward their report to the Board of Trade. The captain's certificate was then returned to him. HYDROPROBLI AT MANCHENTEll,—Yesterday Mr. Herfoed bold so homiest at the Boyd Infirmary es the body cd Frederick Cankffe, son of a sawyer living in the vicinity of Oxford-road, who had died from the bite of a dog. The deceased was about 115 years old. and was bitten by • little deg about six week+ ago. He did sot complain particularly till he had left work oe Saturday. when he said be was ill. Ha slept well on Saturday night, bat Vain complained M Moms on Smudgy. On Monday be became delirious. and woe takes to the infirmary, where be died at half-past seven is the evening. The evidence of the me died ass in attendee:coat the hammy was to the effect that it was • decided case of bOropWbie and the jury found • wordiet Out the boy hod died frail the edesta of that shrieking diem& [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] How many more there are which, instead of dying of the disorder, would pan successfully through it if they were under favourable circumstances, we can only conjecture. This process of wholesale slaughter is evidently a olumsy expedient The diagnosis of disease in an animal which can render no assistance by explain ing its sensations must necessarily be of a moat un certain kind. Even in man it is generally impos sible even for the most acute physician to pronounce • positive opinion respecting the existence of symotio disease in its early stages. It is inoonceivable that veterinarians, whose whole education is of an infinitely lower grade, can be more sure in the one of the brute weation. And so there is nota doubt that • vast number of animals are slaughtered which are quite guiltless of riodeopest, or of any thing perhaps bat • passing catarrh or socasies. The pecuniary waste caused by this barbarous treatment must be enormous. It would, is little doubt, amply suffice to pay for the ;stabil., meat of hospitals thoroughly fined for the admis sion of diseased cattle. It this disorder depends, as is pretty certain, upon a 'peel& poison, all ex perience teaches us that the power of sack an agent can be decreased by its dilution. Fresh air freely blowing over animals es affected would pre yent anything like an accumulation of poison. in the hospitals. The beasts placed in them would have an infinitely better chance of existence than they at present enjoy, exposed as they are to the persecutions of any pretender, who, inspired by rgeorzoe or knavery, asserts that he 'an cure them. , there is every probability that a very large proportion would recover if they were relatively cir cumstanced as favourably as are the patients in our fever or small-pox hospitals, and the unfortunate animals whose case had been mistaken would be spared to their calves and the public for years to awn. Surely such an experiment might at least be tried. It would take but a few hours to fit up appropriate wooden structures in a large field. As strut a quarantine might, with a little management, be obtained as though the poor beasts lay already ander ground. We do sincerely hope that some thing may be done in this direction, and that we may be spared in future the fearful confession of helpless ignorance which is conveyed by the slaughterer's pole-axe. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The following telegram and despatch have been received from her Majesty's ebarcd d'affaires at St. Peters• burg, mid her Majesty's coasaliteceral at Warsaw : TZIAGIUM PROM MR LCIIILI'T. St. Petersburg, August 27, 1865. _ . The Minister of the Interior inform we not • Woggle heed of cattle will be allowed to leave a BoszUn port with oat ezasoinslion ••d • certificate of health. DIMPLYCH PROM COI L-0/1113AL KAMM:ILn. Wanaw, Auguss 24, 1865. My Lord,—l have the honour to brine to your lord ship's notice • remedy for the cattle dinesse now so preys. lent in Ensiled, which was adopted with much success in this kingdom seven yam since. I lately found myself in the thetheay of several large leaded proprietors, who, on my saris' for informative spas this subject, told me that whoa the dimes was extremely prevalent in Poland, in the year 1857, n remedy answered so wall es, on the that appear. soca of the malady, to give the cattle water very strongly hepregnithed with iron. This treatment was that discovered from it hayloft been observed that Rpm% a farm wham than was • tholybeate swiss the tattle were either bat slightly effected or recovered after drithieg profusely of the chalybeate water, while on the adjoining farms the beasts died in large numbers. It was then found that by patting old iron into the WAe troughs, so as to produce • highly thelybeate water, the some remelt ensued, and the cattle recovered.—l have, Ac., (Signed) C. E. MAJninum To the Bight Hoe. the Secretory of State for Foreign Affairs. Yesterday a couulytoeeting was held at the Shire Hall, under the preeideecy of the H.& Sheri ff . It was &Seded eby the Earl of Lichfield, the Earl of Muewe bury, Mr. Boller, M.P., Gieseral Forrester, M.P., Mr. J. Hardy, M.P. It having been resolved—" That as mom elation of owners sod occupiers of lad shoaled be fermi for meted imam*, agaiost loss by the cattle pique"— Lord Lichfield proposed the following resolutions, which were carried, after coosiderabls discussion :—" That • sepa rate rate of premiums and compensation be paid upon animals, ecoordieg to their age, classified as two years mad above, one and coder two pan, and calves." "That • Axed rate of compensation be paid for losses, such ram to be decided upon by the committee: . " That wishing to insure for • higher rate than 101. should =bled to do :to upon wisp such • rase ea the mien mittee might duds opus, bet that is such wee the laud lord will not be expected to eestritute • higher rate." " That the liability of numbs= he limited to the amount for which they had insured." 111113. We are glad to bear from Mr. Vine, the inspector for this district. that only one fresh case has occurred same the 21st inst. On Friday last another of the road cows et Wilmer &bowed symptoms of the disease, bet prompt steps were at owe takes. aid the animal is still living. lms Mos day the inspector received a letter, Molls( that four min tad bees seised iii the seighbottriniod of Rottingdean, sod that, having been seen by a veterinary surgeon at Brighton, they were ordered to be killed and buried. Whether they were afflicted with the murrain, or some other diem's, will speedily be eactertaiDed by Mr. Vine. wbo is exertions( the utmost vigilante ut the discharge of his dittisa—Bases Advertiser. WAIIIVICIBIII6I. A correspondent writes .—" The report of 70 cattle dead at Meriden is mime. Three oases took place at Babbeehel, betwees Coventry' and Leamington, and six cows at Burley, Dear Coleshill, died. They were two year old salute* ►oughtst Birwiegh►m market on the 27th al July, and brought from Woe Bromwich, where a mild' cow (said to be Flemish) bad died. At Barley, sines the death of the six mentioned above, four mileh cows have died, sad four eiekened. They were in &Me from 200 to 800 yards from the first six." ZDINBUILON. The cattle disease continues to spread in and around Edinburgh—its appearsoce in two or three now byres having been discovered os Saturday and Sunday, sad is still ether slues byres on Maeda,. A west*: at the jasmine of the piece for Ediogbargbehire hae bees had, the Duke at Booolseeth presidieg, sad isspeotors for the toasty bays been emanated nadir the ranat order ia eonatiL— Sdinburph Courant. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. --*-- • The returns published by authority of the Regis trar•Getteral show that in the week that ended on Salim day. August 26, the births in Loadou and ten other lane towns of the United Kingdom were 3,820; the deaths 2.667. The annual rate of mortality in the week in three 11 towns was 24 par LINO peewee living. In London the births of 917 boys sad 969 girls, in all 1,916 children, were theilthersd is the week. Is the corresponding weeks of we years, 1855-64, the overage number, corrected for increase of population, was 1,874. The deaths registered is London during the week were 1,135. It was the thirty.fourth week of the year ; and the avenge somber for that week w, with a correction far increase of pope lation. 1,290. The deaths returned are less by 155 than the calculated somber. The mortality from dierrbma was almost exactly the same in amount as that of the previous week, is which it has been shown that there was a great decrease. In the week that ended 12th August the deaths from diarrhoea were 201; in the follow. tag week 116 ; last week 115. The rate of mortality lan week was 20 par 1,000 is London 24 in Edinburgh, and 24 is Dabble ; 3D in 34 is lEarebeater, 24 is Salford, 26 he Birmingham. is Leeds, 20 in Bristol, 32 to Hall, and 29 in Glasgow. The rate in Vises& was 29 per 1,000 during the week seeding the Mb lest., when the temperature was 11.6 deg. Webeeslielt bleier thee to the same week is London, where the rate was ti per 1,000. le Liverpool the births were 377, the deaths 272; in Watiehestar the births 222, the deaths 228 ; ti Salford the births 80 the deaths St Birmligham the births 130, the Mitts 166 ; is Leeds the Elwin 200, the deaths no r6* Bristol the births 103, the deaths 62 ; is Han the births Mk the deaths 63 ; is &limbs* the births 100, the deathe9o; is Glasgow the births 320, the deaths 234 ; sad is Debits the births 194, the deaths 146. There were aegis is , Thalia during the week ending the Sib inst. Despatches were reseived boa tif Governor of yesterday at the Colo- Xenia. I TWOPENCE MUSIC. TSE OLCIFICEMB 1117BICAL FEBFIVAL. "The Meeting of the Three Choirs ^ of Gleassentaw f Wonsan, awl Bersford takes plain tkia year at Oissioallsr, the falt, elk, 7tia, sad Bth of 13optemboe. The lellarlas aro lie pardwors egged towlines. MAU. Tiara, Madams lindseedorif, Miss Louisa Myna, MissJalin Mos, Min E. Williams. Mrs. J. K. Pres, Mrs It. Brady, Herr Own, Mr. Chnualsge. Mr. flunky, Mr. lawn Thames, Mr. Bsandon. Mr. nomad and /Boor Bad. Isla pinat. Madams Arabella Oneklard. Oesdnoter, Dr. liwasel Natation Was*. The Festival will we. in Tessa day riersing. tfs 811), with shoal navies Is the entbabal. Mead by Madsimsoltn's Posiond Bpobr's Die Lettam Dip& Os Wednesday wont* Mozart's Requiems, _ . . . selastke ham Needeiesia's Jiro; of Pain, mad Bea lbovea'slifeest;o/ Ohm. Oa ThumLy monis& Naml6l4. sales Elijah; sad es ?allay men*, Randers lf amid& Them will be minellansous ceseertsn the Shire-hall om the nonage of Temday, Wedimehy, end Thereher, whisk will hinds the diet pert of Heydn's Illesestie; lilendelmohn's Wnpurgis Si& ; symphcmise and overtone by Masan. Beethoven, Spahr, and Resold s odestiees from Moserth Selitsridie end Spolish Asir end Ramiro; likethenes Ohm' Fantasia, and a Omen° of Memisheeha, pseiermsd br Reamae Animas. Goddard; and flpebeh eireneths Otteseerte for the violin, performed by Ms is Magoon. Oa ?rid' ay nee* the fetal terminates with a ball. This scheme is cheroot/fist!o of the " Reath.' el the Three Mons." No fault on be fated with the pieces "shekel he }flan sese; every is. of them, takes by h. self, is a - Omen ; bat, takes so a whole, they hinny that spirit of 'bailee—that lack of reseseek sod wimp lit the production of interesting novelty—which mak* thrashes then meetings from the greater festivals of Bk mink= end Norwich, contributes to the inferior admit' don in which they are held by the musical pane, and " diminishes the vales of their pecuniary results. Why should the Neeingsof the nee Moire fall shone/any mu nal festive/is the kinedera, They're the oldest d all, hauling existed for ormsiderably more than a century. Their olden —that of maistanieg a (and for the relief of the neighbour. tog clergy whose beefless aro inufficient for the support of their famDles—ia le the highest degree laudable, and the provisions, that a certain portion of the receipts of the festivals nail eiwayie be devoted to their benevolset per- ' pose, whinny may be the sasoent of the expel:diem% to cosedved lea met liberal spirit. Why thou ban they bees thus beano in the race of competition f Simply he. muse they have made mc efforts to keep their ground. No. thing is ever hind at a Gloucester, Woromter, or Hanford Festival which km sot for years beat !miliaria the pubTho— inning which, wises announced, creates the smallest expos. tali** or exoltmasst, le regard to the choice of performers, the meetings el the Three Mole ban not emserally bees defteiest is the ament of vocal sad leatrementel Mien engaged ; but the sesioneement if this year he caused is disappointment that has not previously been felt. The list doss not lulu& Mr. Sims Reeves or Madame Selena- Dolby, while it *mutates of score names, some of which an absolutely unknown to the public. The sheens of our two great English oratorio Monis. deemed indlopessablo as every each omesion, is calculated to injure the preening el the Festival. We sosait the sew conductor, Dr. Wenn, of • piece of mismanagement of which we believe this distin guished musician entirely incapable. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DIVII.ALTI', AI7OVEIT 29. APPOINTIMINTS— Oscomaukire-1 1 . Hanoi, A. R. Own), D. Walker, J. H. Hatishard, sod A. Wing. W the Rensars. Lientaosata—F. W. Tinton, F. Williams, IL Bakelay, H. R. E. Gray, and A. Ragout, to the Rovase. Masters Assistaats—R. R. Robb and C. 8.. Blows. to Um Himalaya, Aptly; Amistaat Mostar—T. IL Hood, to the Vidal. Mr. James T. Karam, banker ' Penzance, has sane to Captain F. Besse, Ist C. D. C. Bide Voluetesn. a purse containing fire guineas to be shot for at the text animal shooting neat* which is axed for the Bth Septum- Ins amt. CRYSTAL ParAor..—A great show of flowers and trait eat be held at Um Uwe to-day sad to-morrow. The marble at. so muaarous that the babble *stood the leagbli of the ems Tan Dram On Ms. RAY HionwriiiT OF TRH RAID•DIRAND Insondirt So6sn.—The inquest oa the body of Mr. Bay wee held lad night at St. Bartholomew's Hospital by Mr. Payee. Mr. John Hay, Middletssequare, said that the dammed wee his brother. He had been out of town, and had retuned home on Saturday, leaving his wife sod family le the aountry. Be wee them well sad shearful. He bad been away throe weeks or a month, and he left +Unmet hones about tee &deck to go to Brixton. Whilst away everything west on well is the ogles and nothing occurred to worry his He had manned the window rat of which he came. There was a chair la frost, sod be believed that the deceased had And apes the ohair,and le Mead ritual:lee the double seal of the window, for the purpose of looking towards the south in order to see how the weather was, had fallen oat. The lower sulk would not Income flash by two inches, and the midst jerk by its tilling cut might have caused him to fall out. George Lone, a cab-driver, said be was stand. lag on the paventeet In New Bridge-street, and he elm the deemed leaking out d window, aid leaning on, the sash apse the how week, as if in the set of pieties nonsofeiog up. He did not deice that the sash moved whilst be was leaning over it, bet be sew dim come oat of the window sad fall en to the pavement. John Andrew*, polloommtaide 325, said be was in Pled-strut, and amerteined that the demised had fallen out of the second door Into the street. He had jest bees pot lato a cab, and removed to the hos. Meal. B. followed the can and sew the deceased takes out. He was dead. Mr. Salter, the hours-surgeon, rid that the deemed wee admitted that monicg. His chest land pelvis were blared, but his skull wee ace fractured. TM injuries wen odlicrieut to bay. mimed death. The jun . returned a verdict d "Accidental dead" Loriommears COTTON PRIM CONYANT.—An Wx- • treordineey mestieg ma held yesterday at the diem, ilk Gramehordietrest, Mr. W. H. Smith Is the chair, to oos lirm the hewing resolution : The directors having re potted to the mestiag, is addition to their circular Misr at the 25danly last, that they bed agreed with Mesas. Peel, William*, end Peel for the exelnsive use of their patent la Hog land; burnt, sod Beni* and for the right is greet Bosoms for ether parte of lode, upon a revolt, to be equally divided between the company end Messrs. Peel ; the +Hinton are requested to tromped with the contract with Moms Peel with all pomade diligence." The shah mut, in mown( the adoption of the resolutioa, stated that the directors intended to take into cousideration the beet sod lead orpeasin way of winding up the company. The reedulies was adopted by a majority. Mum* COMPANY Of ISZLAND.—A special meet. ism the shareholders was hold on Monday, at their o is Dahlia ; Mr. Francis Codd in the chair. It was assessed for the purged ocionyiog to the shareholden a communication with respect to the pre sent data of the Knockmahon Mine. The chairimn's state. meet west to show that this mine was at prised in a oom ditios se good se t if set better. than at the time the bat half-yearly sesetiog was held, ;mod that, therefore, the. was ao foundation for the yeah which had recently and still prevailed Ic the market with regard to the diem of the company. The etatemeot was received by the meeting as mathillieWWl. and a vote of thanks was passed to the adman sad dhesie+, Me their atteetnn to the compury's drain. SIDMOIJTE, 8VD1.61011, AND SALTZWLON RAILWAY. —A special meeting was held yeeterday, at the deco, 1, Zobertetted, Adeldil, Major Bird in the chair. whim two eireemeets ter the seeking sad traffic payments of the Ilse Mimes the oompasy mil the London and South Western Railway casepany were submitted, and the nature end ad. notate+ el shish hearing been explained by the cheireess. they wen SPO•inIeGAY wined to, ad a vote Cl thanks to the chairman esecluded the meeting. BLTTH AND Tres RAILWAY. —The half-yeariy meeting of the ebssobelien was held on Meader, at the aims al the essatient, Neville Hell. Mr. Joseph Lose& in the chair. The report, read by the secretary. hosed that the affairs of the company ware In a very prosperowi mealtimes, trials the Wale wee steadily inciessaing. A did. deed at the rate of 10 per oast. wee declared at the 10 per oent peefersoce stook, 5 per mot oa the b per mot: preforenee smelt sod elan% sod al 9 per met. on the MI6 nary slosh sad dame. N KIM AND ARMAGH RAILWAY.—Tbe last year's report states that the memo mocieet impetus the receipts apes 21 mdse. so that so comparison es a be likiled with Motel the cerreeposdhas period for 1864, whenithe A or t a' s** $o ra iregti.arad only was in meths opens the. The s from goods and temengen emanated to 4.6695. I as wishes mad' mend oxygen' le MCA Lle, 3d., imolai a balsam of an Its. ' The dem portion ot the ezpswees tia the rewipi a is heavy. bet es the treats lieseeme developed will le diminished; and, teem the wieldy MUM fee the Whit parties Cl the held =. the dsmiss, astairge a markedredo:Oka is the ealeerd hedges margins the Use. NEW NOVEL BY NIL BULLET. Tido day, In vols., at all Libratitig, S 0 P Y L • lIRIE John Itaxwan and Co., it 2, Ineet-Oztot OE B portd. 3611 1.179 4,611 3,697 1,1511 SZE 317 1,511 11,596 09 4055 37.7 X 13.731 nut tArn zok 12,111 7;7N 4,017 70.746