The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

;V: "c p • - IPF R . . (ij r • 411- g. • g COURTS. :ted by Mr. CoMoon, of 64 . Alderman Salomon ■ a b u t o. said—l have to app., : b e . Denton and Ball, to NAV IN% . •g en tt s , the procoodiaaa ht akin *As, will doublisa on le for is summons wa w a A s h by her when siring se t. pi m a bat week at the Old Gan Lamm& wee trielead • U take her statement ea eadrs: a which I now apply by. • mentioned she Amid Vie„ of came to London for fite ,, of September last year. Oa a her oath, she deeded 114 in the early rt I that her w Po et app of BRA een sa M * th of September of that yeee. two witnesses, both of vita me Valentin from the Ora. Bth of September, 1864, she arrived here on the 12th =ppm this summons is the roeeedinp by indictment for Inatton of toy clients, inning bete taken in the ulna note& KBTB. SVMlnti.lin market 14 to 6d. put togt. Sarot, is% 3d. to 44a. 6d. .• °dtotes to ; Dooming, 450. Ild. " Nam, d. to 465. 6d. ; M 40 casks ; arrivals, I,B ar* 53 auk I &trailer 23.—Market st,t in vices. 8e1.. t0-day speculation and =poet 780 Tor pionsm, no., 17id. toM. ; 160 Raced° and 1,151 d. to ZM. ; 40 Banns, a, 7d. to 15d. ; Madras, 6dd. to 9ci. ; Mina, llE Zs~d; 370 Peru, diens in leather during A s • an average in extent. At re Was a smell supply of hub liminess done ass m eneral for moot articles, Go light ooinmon doming hides, Wish bellies, calf skins gibe, Sh horse hides, were scarce, eab tr Y3.—At this day's market we r wheat offering. the ea D aiti m various; red sold at 44e. to 406. red in value, although the au this day week. Beau am la. ration. This day's market mei pretty's" eat to a moderate extent .11111 nerican red spring bringing es ally sa dear. Barley unahwal. I. per boll higher. Oatmeal key ions rates. Beans 6d. dent out change. Spcper 23.—A1l the beet cm& I. Bed mode from 3e. to 6e. tid.; .b. 6e . to 7e.i veal, 4e. Bd. to fe.; se of Sibs., RAW' the oda. 1701IST 23.—Hastings Harden , 13e. ; West Wylarth 16s. 3d.; t 16s. 6d. • Walls Id Walls End IlettoO, 20s. ; Web 3d.; Walls Rod Haugh Hall, litt; ; Walls End South Hartlsocel, Rollos, 19s. ; Walls Eod Tess, 33 sold, 31. Alm MARKET. —This imp. of lambs, took place oa Newby, large gathering of profeesioesl wad mostly all parts of Botha, h eland and the border condo d f lambs on offer to-day was amnia to those sold last eves*, wail to fully 20,000 heed—the hag. 'ought forward at the mooed I. There was an unusually hip hoed and Cheviot wether hob; the day's proceedings showed ia don of stock. The tamed of ram also large, hot there belay% 'men the North, an early and Beds effected. The &dome shish pro among the blackfaced sad Ohs.il shaved in any sensible degree sa tks se afternoon a good =ay large Ids, had not changed the positica 000 s pacing of the market. Thwe was lambs co sale, and Grooms Wen Sli either. The condition of all thelak were. perhaps, more unequal tics wily of the aviator. In the after pad nether lambs could not be sold at all, failed to find new owners. Blair be up from h. to 3s. on the On market last yes:, sad Cheviot see d. Blackhead wetber lambs elm on the prior of the marketlbalkai o. Cheviot wetber lamb also compared with the rates going al ay indicted a fall of from h. 64. 6 early the mine money as at retard awe lambs sold at from 18a m % as at from 151. d o wnwards' 0 from 17s. to 205.; and meths babe dinburgh Courant. no RETURNS. Ines Pm. Yee. Total, TO open. mops% &mediae. 1863 L 306 4,664 1,303 kou . 690 6.342 10,401 Aus gel ..1190 16. M !770 44,270 MO PA/ 6,1148 2 1 .710 IX* ~.Ode UAW 10,014 SIAN ••• tat 4I - Imo WI II .us aino 60 6 . la Mt 137 177 5 3111 1 447 US 373 1 11 " 2 249 10,6* 110 ns 30. .. ISO • 1,616 1,104 9,709 9. 9 g • 656 1,314 677 7.994 • leg 7,716 3.917 3.713 40‘ 19,078 19,456 65 34 8, 1,961 U 7 %ISO as 134 12,679 1,649 14.921 ILI D. 12 1,500 299 700 211 27 8,720 Iso 2,912 P rDwist 65,65 e mu* 123.718 Mil n , 22,991 7,401 30,222 ••• 145 8,627 13.615 mu: MI6 •• • 3,157 446 1,622 • • • tan 87321 21,579 29,284 51,W6 •—• 8,23.1 • • 9 2.241 1.165 2590 ... 98 3,415 1,466 4,911 11....2 ... 1061 1,539 1,121 .%WO 67 r both weeks the London. Cltsthalh say see e ntithal to retain 60 per call. LRRIAGNS, AND DELI BIRTHS. at Wimp°le. s treet, the wife of 10. G. at Marlborough-hill, St. John...woad. 21 at Ip„of a son. not , , Esser. thete t 2-Major O. D. D. Clev Colche stereland, 9Sth ssi sat 21, at Sydenlnun, the wife of H. ighter. 1, at hforn i ng ton Villas, "Watt" 1111114 I. Little, of a son. Si, at liodalnung, S ur rey, the wife r Li 11 " d a daughter. MARRIAGES. SON.—Augnet 22, at St. Wylebog e , J. A. Bezkles, eon of the Bishop as daughter of Z. Harrison, Beci.cvabit PSON.—Auguet 22, at the reindeer* r the Rev. W. H. Gusher, J. er, Grandholme, to Annte. da580042312 Bp.. of rittnedden, Aberdeenshua oNum—August 21, at the French ly the gm M o nod, Alexan der A elm Bp., of flydenharn, to Fanny dotard Wood, of 'WM DEATHS. n. at Marinegarade Brighton, , 11 04111. BM. egad 40. Let 21, at Ilitchin, 800, Mr. 2, at Brleton, 21, at Tunbridge-we t* et iil at Caroline-street. 2140 re.. of Br. S. Phillips, aged 49. lust 2a near dished by WrusAit 81710 11004 41610 to the City of London, pit ird'ltrosi, hi the Precinct of Whi inn 24, UHL No. 6,943 I BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS for ILEL- BorgNz (post Phillip) Direct. —Yams. OILISN'S ship IrELLISILY, 1,100 took Captain H. T. GIBBON, will leme Ist mos Docts en the Ind October, and carry an experienced strusos.—Appty to F. GSM( and Co.. 140, Leadenhali jeast, IL.C. tiLIENNSLAND. —BLACK BALL PABBBN- Iog Gil LINK— New anuammsents with her MaMaty's Colonial flowesment Reduction d iasertge hire to ALA lend orders le, le ell teeefen B ILepAKK Monica Bay (Gahm atPlymouth', the steamship gaga VICIORIA, Attie tone burthea, PhOC.O power (indl. c omp. Thu mperb frigate-built ship, unrivalled by any vessel peresger trade to Australia, will be despatched u packet a ir ppe nepenthes. Ibe magancent deck saloon of thb ship aims chief mew peacoats, to the Australian cohnias an oppor malty (*wielding m.mfort and space superior to say other con veyance. The wood cabin on deck Is equal to ordinary Int erest accomniodaSion, and the arrangements for other dames contra* all the latest Improvements. ROCILMAIMON, Keppel Bay. end Brbbane.— Clipper slap SAYSIVATY.K. AMU tons, torn franllverpool September 11th, N ang at Qammatown to embark pmestogera T. M. MACKAY and Co., I. leadenhall.street, London, 10. STILLY FROM LIVERPOOL OR 44 w 11113TOWN TO NEW YORK. TWICE A MBE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PRILADSITHIA STRAMAIIIIP COMPANY intend d► ag etchina their foll-powervtatle.hallt Iron Pczew absans-Sidpa earning the Malted elates FROM UV Kft. for NEW YORK. CITY OF RANCH INTRA, Friday, August 26. CITY OF MEW FORK, Wednesday, August 30. S6OS DUBLIN, Sa N tardey, tip:.. now ollogidap A w l seen Wednesday, and enemata Fridays and Retards" Cobb p.i by the wall steamers sailing every Wed 23, If, n swam. accordion to the sconaimodation. bra by the Fridays and Settirtia.) 'a steamers, is Owens; =rd passage include' a full supply of cooked provisions. for Canada and the Untied °W es booked thranigh on 3Paia m e r ri antesous term& For further particulars spply INMAN, 13, Water-street, Uvsrpool; oe to RI VER Sad WACKY, 131, Rim WUllainaireet London. GOTHENBURG. The fine first-class screw steamer GUSTAF RASA, Captain C. F. STIEHL, will deer for the above port on or about the nth instant To be liellowed by other Aist-elaia steamers. Ttits vessel has mew slit accommodation for pamengere—For particulars or freight IV,or apply at CHAPLI N 8 Universal O ffi ce, Repute-in:us, IV, or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES. PHILLIFPS and Co., Bt. Deastaneboase, St. Ditnatanehill, LC. LONDO N, RAILWAY. BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST GREAT NAVAL DISPLAY at PORTSMOUTH. COMBINED FLEETS of ENGLAND and FRANCE at 2rITHEAD. A Ileetesion of grand Spectacles from TUESDAY, August A to SATURDAY, September 2, embracing the folios lug features of WlWast : Asyut W.-Exchange of salutes, Ac. Aegust 30.-Gonibined Beets at anchor. August Sl.-Review of coops on Southasa-commoo, and enter liniments by the civic authorities. Sept. 1.-Grand banquet and ball to the officers of both aneicea . In -- De tan of the Beata, salutes from the forts, de. In order to afford the public facilities for witnessing the above attractive displays, the ordinary return tickets to Portsmouth taken at any station on this railway on the tsth or any suttee gams day e W be available for the return journey by any train (wording to clams, up to the evening of Monday, the 4th of September. REUTE R'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (u ited). capita. V 50.000. In 10.04 Nhares of £26 each. sins issos. 0.000 ShAreo. Paid, £lO per Sham DIRECTuRS. . John Dent. Egi , 35. Groevenoroottuo (of Nem& Dent and Co., Mae,. fk John C. D. Hay, tart., Director of the Lad Becutitten o= y. olfentt, Deputy chairman of the South African Bank. J. It Stoplord, La.. Director of the Agra and Ilasterman'a gtak MAnnuCto DiltiCTOS—Jullua Renter, );al. 1n. 4 1.4: Or DEBENTURES. sor The Directors haring been empowered at the SPECI tL inefilAL MECTINo cf the Proprietors held TO-DAY to LIMO debentures to the amount of E 36.000, are prepared to receive for the same tor the terms of two and four years, Tilt= tog rates of Interest - per cent. per annum. llo , r years The Debentures will be of three denominations—namely, 120, 1.40, sod 1100, and will hare interest coupons attached, payable half.yearly on the lit of September and the let of March in each year. The contracts held by the Company with visions parties in this country and &brutal. and rangtng over a period of One years from the lst of January last, amount to considerably more than She sus the Directors are authorised to borrow, and afford ample security for the payment of the interest and the redemp tion ef the Debentures. In add Hon to this security there resegns upwards of MI:Mot the subscribed capital of the Com pany uncialDd up. All appikations should be addressed to the Secretary. accom panied by a deposit of tell per cent on the amount of Debentured applo.l for. In the event of no Debentures being tented the deposit will be retuned In full without any deduction.—by order of the Board, FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS. Secretary. 1, Royal Enhangebuildings, London, august 11, ions, THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIRE sad LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Olkoo.-I,Dshreireet. Liverpool ,Yu sod 21. Poultry 7, 0•60 11111 , uid Lharing-crou, Loudon. PIOGNIND OF TOE COMPANY SINCI 1860. Tear. lire Premiums. We Premiums. targeted rands. 1161 1836 Ha 1864 JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, Laudon. IA dal= are pmalige In thirty days alter they are admitted. PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATtid, scirminc DTEITILIJ MENTS, de. MR T. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ali Great Rooms, 38, King-street, CoventitardeS, TO MORROW, augur 25, at half.part 12 precisely, CAMERA S and Magi by Ross, baths, printing trams, dc., a 4-feet lelescope by Dullood, altitude and azimuth instruments, miniatures es Iron, stereoscopic slides, photographs, aviary with birds, dc.— On view this day and morning of sale, and catalogues Lad. THRESHER and °LENNY NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-ROUSIL STRAND. The only estabttehment In London for the following Miklos: MEMBER'S St MMER ANGOLA SUITS. THEMBER's INDIA TWEED SUITS THIMSHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS. THRESHERS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNKS. TRUMP RE INDIA BFLUVIC TRUNKS. THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. TBEEMVES INDIA CABIN BAGS. N.B.—OUTTITS SUPPLIED for INDIA. CHINA, and the COW NM, and detailed Hat of the articles required for every pawpaw Yd appointment wall be forwarded on application as above. SW - $1,5 NEW NOVEL BY MR. HAZIATT. This day, In 3 yak., at all LI S 0 P Y L A br irk lE. Jolla Maxwell and Oa, 12; lisetatrast. DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Ito 013=Uses, Happisess. and Disappointments. Is. Mann, CornhW .or Author. THE PANTHEON TURRISH BATHS, Rs.: 111.. n, ifs. ladies' tiny, Itondara At Dr. C.'s professional residence, S, Great Marlbo ro ugh-street. W. Also, the Post-aka Grand Tarkish Baths. Is. ad.. 15. St. Nartin's4e-Orand. ICC TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (110Trifell TIL1011115.) THE AIISTRO-PRUSSIAN CONVENTION. BERLIN, Arnim 23. The following is a complete summary of the articles of the convention agreed upon between Austria and Prue/Us at Gastein : Prussia will carry on the administration of Sleewig, and Austria that of Holstein. The two great powers will propose to the Federal Diet the establishment of a German fleet and the conversion of Kiel into a Federal port. Until this is accomplished Prussia will undertake the com mand and furnish the police of Kiel, and will be empowered to fortify the port and guard it with Prussian soldiers. Austria and Prussia will also propose to the Diet that Rendsburg be made a Federal fortress, and until this is decided Rendsburg will be garri soned by Austrian and Prussian troops ; the supreme command to be alternately assumed by each power on the Ist of July of every year. Prussia will retain two military and postal roads —namely, the Holstein portion of the road from Lubeck to Kiel, and from Hamburg to Rendsburg. On these roads the postal service will be carried on by Prussia, who will also establish her own tele- graph line between Kiel and Rendsburg. The latter power is authorised to construct the canal in Holstein, between the German Ocean and the Baltic, which will remain under Prussian control. Austria will surrender to Prussia her claims to Lauenburg for a pecuniary indemnity, this duchy paying no portion of the Danish war expenses. The Prussian troops will evacuate Holstein, and the Austrian troops Sleswig. Both the latter duchies will join the Zollvereiu. These articles, and also some other measures agreed upon at Gastein, among which is the disssolut►on of the present government of the country, will, it is expected, be carried out on the 15th of next month. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, PORTS3IODTH. The ' second examination of candidates for naval cadetships under the new regulations took place at the close of last week. ' and the following successful competitors received their cern. ficates yesterday F. Lather, H. L. Messum, J. Griffin, B. Brown, J. H. B. Bamford, D. AL Koss, 8. R. Palate, W. IL Shakespear, W. C. B. Johnson. C. W. P. Allen, G. Elias, W. L. Ruud'', H. J. Jeffreys, H. H. Adamson, A. E. O. Kennedy, J. Perkins, W. IL Ryan, R. W. Jose., J. F. HammilL F. C. IL Noel, A. C. F. Mann, G. L. Sunder land, J. St. 0. Bower. H. K. L. Phillips, R. W. Stockdale, .7. C. D. Thompson, H. B. Elwyn, W. H. Castle, E. F. Doraville, J. Gairdner. T. Holmes, H. H. G. C. Massey, R. H. dummy, H. Sandford, A. H. D. Beaver, H. J. Morgan,Ryan, S. H. Abell. A. S. Pringle, lloitgeridge, A. IL N. Bower, E. 0. Chippendell, N. S. N. Bryao, J. L Anstruther, W. T. Bourke, G. C. Bownquet, E. Rae, 8.. de B. Dewing, C. F. Crawahay, H. Ponsonby, H. C. kigaud, A. Neville, B. Mills, J. H. Boseawee, C. W. Freed, H. 0. illoggett, J. S. Ficklia, C. R. E. Leslie, J. L Armit, G. A. D. Flavilsad, A. F. °reeves, and H. H. Alexander. Of the 92 candidates who presented themselves for examination 62 puma. A TRAINING SHIP FOB GALWAY.—On Tuesday an influential deputation of the gantry of the county Galway waited on the Lord-Licatenant for the morose of pointing out the necessity of providing the pert of Galway with a 'meal training ship. The imputation was introduced by Mr. Morris, who, with the other members, pointed out . bow peculiarly adapted the people of Galway are for a mafansi life, from the fact of their being ex ti m aivel y OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIM. SOCEIIAMPEoN, engaged in the fishing trade. It was also shown that Galway AUGUST 23.—The Hamburg and Arnerioan Company's I 'offered materially in a pecuniary point of view by the steamer Pexonia sailed hence today for New York with the • withdrawal of trowel from the locality, which was oonsi- United States mail, a full complement of saloon and steerage dared as additional claim in favour of the object. His Excellency, who seemed favourably inclined to the PrePo - Paseengerk and a large cargo, including newt ' j ewallar Y. I @Sion, 'wombed to forward the memorial presented to him value 35,6001. , to the Lords of the Admiralty, but declined holding o ut an y SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 24.—The North German protons as to the ultimate success of the undertaking.— Lloyd steamer New Yolk has arrived here. She beings M Dubl„ in ExPress' passeozers for this port, avre, remen,en ,ouovio a. , H nnin3 4go . , G ENERAL G RANT AT TORONTO . — Thin distin slur' 12.41 general, whose coining was antiouocad in jester. for the latter port. The New York left New York on the day's issue, arrived in the Colon Depot yesterday morning 12th inst., and oa the 'same day she spoke the steamer at 8.35 precisely. For an hour before the depot was Bremen, .11 well ; on the 13th, the Americas ship Orient; crowded with hundreds of spectator', all anxiously waiting on the 18th. the steamer City:of Baltimore, all boned west, for the great commander. At last the shrill whistle be. tokeosot the arrival of the train, and in a few minut es the ward ; on the 22nd, she spoke the English barque Lord llocomotive, decorated with evergreens and Union .T al Elgin, boned east. entered the station and drew up alongside the platform. GENERAL GRANT ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION. Am the train slowly stopped cheer after cheer rent the air, —A special despatch to the Toronto Globe, dated Quebec, sad M a few solvates ou the rear end of the special August 7, says :—" While here General Grant spoke with. oar were sees Major Ulysses S. Grant, enenteee• out swerve to several persons on the Mexican question. He ' Died by his Cherokee aide-de-camp and his son. In. said that he bad placed one hundred thousand men no the steed of remaining in the city, as had been an. Rio Grande as an army of observation, and that the French *mooed, he general with his wife and suite immediately would have to leave Mexico peaceably, if they chose. but went on board the City of Toronto, which wan in waiting at forcibly if they refused. The situation of Mexico he Tioning's wharf to convey him to Lewiston. The looked epos es oce which had been crested by the rebellion, Ran seal left the train under the guidance of Air. W. T. and the rebellion would really not be overcome until Maxi. Spicer, Superintendent, and Mr. James Stevenson, Amidst milian was compelled to depart, and the Mexican people ant-Superintendent, Grand Trunk Railway, to both of whom allowed to organize a government without foreign interior. he expressed Omaha foe the attention raid himself and ewe. With regard to the relations between the United suite on the road from MontreaL While on the wharf the States and England, he did not think thepresent friendly • general good.naturedly shook hands with somber') of people. state would be disturbed, unless oompliestion, ensued 1 7 and after going on board he ascended the promenade deck. DIL SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS reason of Englaud's mixing herself up with France is the and wee greeted with successive cheers. " Speech," A , Mexican question." The Globe comments upon the above "Speech," ',brat • word," "Let's hear you talk," was _i , .l.rvet rvale dy. p re p a red without any nterairiat g 7: from the recipe of Dr Scott, will be found nivatuable in the inUnwing terms:—" General Grant has bees ex- called out byes several parties, bot the general, with a smile wia7 w° ° o ff er from mums and liver complaints, indigestion, pressing himself somewhat freely at Quebec os the Mexican oa hie oenotaeOS, shook his head in the logative. As e, ; ;;VOtits, ukklinew, die:imam of the roe, do. toe habitual question, as appears from our special despatch. In the the City left the wharf, three rousing cheers were given, tha bi a „L ea k he a family aperient medicine, and as a partner of elective of anything to the contrary , we take it that be the general acknowledging the compliment by taking off hie mssfs m , thsy are truly excellent ; rand to their operator and ' h ee aegeni, bee . favouring with owe pr i va t e v i ews e g hat. The genera wore a dark undress military uniform. sri t ? . !" . eeh. they create appetite . promote dNe' l ' ic44 whet ought to he done, awl what would in dote, if the hitt , felt hat with a *see of gold lace around it.—Fororao hart, ch ew we the whine nervous system. sold by V, . lAm. doing lay with him. Him governm en t has gives no utter. Globe, August 10. Kihr Witham-street, ctuirine,roer, and by Mad l a via era lie sure to sat for Dr.. one* . upon the sishjeet , wadi so it is mos likely the fi rst lento- The Nor th British Mail contradict, the statement p se k. o &art Liver Pills. Th e vitalize are in a swoon green two of their policy would reach the piddle in round- that the North British directors have decided en reaming Witham lambert" engraved on trie stamp. ' about a manner." Sunday trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow. THE FRENCH EMPEROR AND EMPRESS. BEB.NE, AUGUtiT ti. SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY lii6CISBARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after readin WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable: WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— per eumple: WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes and the boo* : IITAHEN objects must be held further off to be %\T awn more clearly ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a needle The above are premonitory slime otilecaylegaight, and Indicate Vat an optician should he consulted without delay. Truro long sad ruemhe practice Illonsr• Thomas HAITI/ and Boa are folly competent to advise on ail mactere pertaining to the remedying defective eicbt. They skiltully adapt lenses, perfectly true, of the tecitniske power, and likewhe they Judiciously select a spec. tacle [rune of the form meet becoming to the face. THOMAS BARRIO wiltiON, opticians to the Royal Family. opposite the &Wan ileseam gates. Louden (their only house), established MOO. Ciattoa—No travellers or agents. - . The Emperor and Empress of the French left Lucerne at nine o'clock yesterday morning for In terlaken, Thun, anu Berne. THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. MADRID, AUGUST 23. The Correspondencia of to-day says :—" It is asserted that the Queen of Spain will not go to Lagrono, but that the French authorities on the frontier will pay a visit to her Majesty at Zaranz on Friday next." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and sort useful Invention of the day, AOUA AMARELLA.— Maya JOHN thaeNELL and Co.. Three King-court, tombard 14"t. "dee. per f umers to bet Majesty, respectfully offer to the public Ms truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the hum hair to It. pristine hue—no mater at what age. The Area Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; It. on the "etrett, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once Mitored one application yev month sill keep It In perfect roleer. Price t,l la per bottle, Or in half bottles, 10s. ed. John Goariell ha" blee appointed perttimees to H.R. H. the Princess of Walaa —JOHN OWN ki-L and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PART h is M .. tapeeior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per- Limehebird-strest. and at the menu actor', 12, Three King-court, TOIIRISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the kali& and others ereeeed to the scorching r 7$ of the sae and heated particles of dust, will end ROWLAND, ."` "/X) R • most refreshing pmaretton for the complexion, t e i less IN sk cloud ed isngoor relaxation, allaying all hest rritability, and immediately affording the yleasine *2 lp...,,,_ a tteEd lo 6 reitored elasticity and healthful state of the stem In seuas sect& pimples, fl ashes, Vali discoloration/ are eta -"'Led Its *pig. coat n, and give pies to • healthy pont/ !' ad d ehheol ot el oink:don. Price ta ed. and Sm. ed. per beet's. L id hi chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' galydor,' " I bew ahi of spurious sad yerniclous salts. under the =we stidar." MHZ EXHIBITION of ARTS and MANU FACTURES for NORTH-RAST'REN LONDON Is now OPRN DAILY, from 10 Am. to 6 Am. In the AGRICULTURAL HALL. AtimlialOn, from 10 ILIA $0 p.m., One Shilling; afterwards, Sixpence. NORTHNORTH-EASTERN LONDON EXHIBITION -EASTERN Alt'Mond NANITIPACIVILIS, AGILICULTURAL.HALL. 0.79 L MUSICAL ; ARRANGEMENTS for the WEEK ending August etith, l IS SM TH DAY, August 24th, LSO p.m—OPERATIC and CLAS SICAL SELWYN) •it 011 the ENGLISH C. iNCIIRTINA, by the Mimes Ladssoal, with plimotorte socompealismat TO-MORROW, Augu.ll6th, 7.30 p m.—Seleettoim from English ° 3 Artistes : Mews, Wilson, Cleggett, leaders, R.A.L. 1"* Whin, B.A.M. SATURDAY, August filth, 7 30 p.m—Miscellaneous Concert.— Artesia : Medium, Wilson. Mademoiselle Wald, Mies IA .:Meal, Mr. Orlando. Mr. W. Wileol3. APPLICATIONS for CHORAL FESTIVALS, MUSICAL ENTYATAINICINTS, Ita. to be made at the Ishibition-oteee, liadord-greet, I HA i rit BALM, Beetetary. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1861. Under the Special Patronage of 11'714P/sty the QUERN. The EXIIIBMON Ii OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY, and In the IV MINOS of MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, sad THURSDAYS. Adadeekia, One SIMMpg. RAILWAY ARRANOMILINTL Return Whets to and from Dublin are issued at the principal lama, Matter la Isalmal sad ileollsed at esaiderebly re dewed ream Incurdon trains run frequently at very low prices. Yoe full particulate we the newsy companies' annonncement& IiHE OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, supported by Marne Eneeell, Bare* Tynell,Wahnsley. Messrs. A St. Albyn, Orem, W. Williams. Haskolta, with full band sad chorus. Coadoeted by MY. Y. Jemitriaas. Also the Bridal of beauty, by the Mims Bare sad Teeny Omaha. Comedy by all the available talent, Including the celebrated D'AubAns, Meters. Darts mod Darla, de. EVIZY ZVI/41:1G, at Sight o'clock. METROPOLITAN MIJSIO-HALL, Edgware road.—Opea at 7.80. Itacecea unprecedented of the &leo non. 808 BOY. Cos, the coloured comedian, nightly elicits shouts of boa~ and deafening rounds of applause. Assisted by a boat of &M-dais artistes—Manager, J. J. POOLE GREAT ST. JAMES'S HALL -EVERY NIGHT at Bight, Saturday Afternoon at TMes.—WORLD of MAGlC—lfaccabe, the priviat Venitelloonistandlilmlc—Seoond Melt In a New Form, by Miss Anderson—The Real Indian Basket Trick, by Silas Lizzie Anderson. Stalls, 6s. : reserved seats. 3s. balcony, is. ; admission, IL—Brilliant rectption. Crowded houses. Professor Anderson's Farewell Season of the World of Magic. Immense success "of the greatest combination enter tainment in the metrepolls."—Vide the 1.0114011 Prem. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUS 1' 24, 1865. OPENING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT. QUEBEC, Avotrer 8. This day, at three o'clock p.m., his Excellency the Governor-General proceeded in state to the Cham ber of the Legislative Council in the Parliament buildings. The members of the Legislative Council being assembled, his Excellency was pleased to com mend the attendance of the Legislative Assembly, and that house being present, his Excellency was pleased to open the fourth session of the eighth par liament of the province of Canada, with the follow ing speech from the throne : Honourable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council—Gen- Heide of the Legislative Assembly,—lce conformity with the announcement which I made to you at the end of the list session of parliament, a deputation from the Cana dian ministry proceeded to London to confer with her Majesty's (detained on questiosa of im portance to the province. I hare now called you together at the earliest convesierit monied after , the return of the deputation, in order that you may receive the report of their mission, and complete the important business which at the commencement of the last session was left unfinished. I have directed that the correspondence :Merrier( to the mu sics to England shall be maimed to you for . your eauldaillneogillno lam of the civil war which has for the lest four rears prevailed in the United States of AMODIa cannot fail to exercise • immedoial ie ttueaw in the commercial and industrial id:meta of the provide, and we may trust that the reestablishment of pease will lead to • mutant!, increasing development of friendly relations between our people and the citizens of the great Republic. The circumstances which rendered it secemary to place • portion of the volunteer militia of the province on permaneet duty having ceased to arid, the force has been recalled ; and I have to express my feeling of satisfaction at the readiness with which the me* responded to the cell of duty, and the general good conduct which they exhibited during the period of their service. Oast/emu of the Legislative Assembly,—l hays directed that the estimates for the current year and the statement of the expenditure which has been iocurred, chargeable against the vote of credit of last union, shall be laid be fore you. You will fled with reference to both that eco- nomy has been combined with a due regard to efficiency. Hosonrable Gentlemenand Gentlemen,—l have not failed to transmit to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, for presentation to her Majesty, the addressee to which you 'greed during the last session is favour of a Federal Union of the colonies of British North America. I have desired that the reply of the Secretary of State shall be oommuni- Gated to you, and I trust that m►ture examination of the project will, are long, lodge. the legislatures of the other provinces to concur with you in (ivies their sandiest to • measure which has been adopted as a great feature of impe rial policy, and has been twice noticed with approbation he her Majesty's speeches from the throne. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM. AUGUST 23. A naval court-martial assembled this morning on board the Formidable, 84, flagship of Vioe•Admiral Sir C. Talbot. 1C.C.8., Naval Commander.io-Chief, for the trial of Private Henry Shepherd, Royal Marines. serving on board the Trafalgar, 72, oo a charge of throwing hie rifle and accoatremeote overboard, and stating that he would not again " aoldier "in that ship. Tha ooart was presided over by Captain Fulford, of the Formidable, and Mr. Ruight, of Rochester, officiated us Deputy Judge-Advocate. The court found the prisoser guilty, sod he was seotecced to receive 36 lashes, to be impriaoued for twain, months with hard labour, and to forfeit out of hia pay the sum of 41. 7a. 6d., being the value of his rifle and accoutrements thrown overboard. _ . . Orders have been received from the Horse Guards direct ing the following troops to proceed from this gsrrison to Portsmouth to-morrow morning, there to embark oa board her Majesty's screw steamer Urgent, 4, 500-horse power, for Halifax and Bermuda :-38 men of the Royal Artillery ; 3 offioers and 135 men of the Royal Roemer' ; 2 officer. and 142 moo of the 2sd battalion of the god Queen's Royal.; sod 2 o ffi cers and tit melt of all ranks of the Ist benefice 15th Regiment. THE VISIT OF THE FRENCH FLEET TO PORTSMOUTH. Great preparations are being made in anticipa• Ora of the visit of the French "quadrat next week, and the civic authorities are making every effort to give our allies a cordial reception. Up to the present time upwards of 1,200/. has been subscribed towards the entertainment to be offered by the mayor and corro ration of Portsmouth, and considerably Firger sum will, it is expected, be realised. The musical arrangements will be under the direction of M. Julien, whose own band will soloist of twenty-live performors, including some of the principal soloists of Her Majesty's Theatre, and to these will be added about 90 performers picked from the bands of regiments in Portsmouth garrison and the bands of the Royal Marine Artillery and Royal Marines Light Infantry. The el6eilser will take place at three o'clock in the afternoon of the 31st ; the concert will begin about six, and the ball at half-past nine or tea o'clock. There civic entertainments will be preceded by a review of the troops on 3outhaet•commoo, and a luncheon provided for the prin. clad officers of the French squadron, so that it is rather to be feared that our guests will have to complain of too much rather than too little hospitality, on this day at least. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The following letter has been addressed by the Clerk of the Council to the various railway companies is &KUM, Scotland and Wales : " Privy Coupon Office. Whitehall, August 18. "Sir,—l airs directed by the Lords of the dotnaciil to request that you will be so good sa to call the early atten tion of the directors of your company to the inclosed copies of four orders which have ban issued by their lordships, with a view to prevent the spreading of the cattle plague. Their lordships are persuaded that your board will not fail to recognise the magnitude of the mischief involved in the rapid extension of this very serious diadem, and that their lordship. may rely upon rewiring from your board the most cordial 00-operation. They feel assured that you will render to the looal authorities, who are entrusted with the execution of these Orders in Council, all the information and assistance which it may be in your power to give them -I am, Sir, your obedient sermint, Piped/ •• Alma HELM Railway Company.. ' The Secretary MEETING AT THE MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday afternoon an adjourned meetiorwas held to receive s report from a ahmmiWW appointed at e roestiag beagle Thursday Lit wee she ssMls pleirset In the &bents of the Lord Mayor the chair was taken by Sir R. °awns. The report recommended that • fund abroad be raised by subscription to compensate the owners of cattle falling with the disease within the metropolitan dietrict ; that • com mittee should be formed for the purpose of administering this fund; and that the several vestries and local boards in the metropolis be requested to nominate gentlemen to act thereon. The committee had also procured an opiolon from the Common Serjesnt, to the effect that though the ins might Wu cattle, they could not order them to L act i as liri stroyed without the aniseat of the oversee, or an order from a justice. It had been resolved, therefore, to mod • depu tation to the Home Secretary, pointing out the difficulty, and asking for au opinion from the law officers of the crown, for the guidance of those entrusted with the administration of the law. It was also recommended that slaughterhouses should be established whore animate from sheds where the disease prevailed might be sent, under • certificate from • government itspector, there to be slaughtered and inspected prior to being disposed of. Mr. Otrisos. the chairman of the committee, in moving the adoption of the report, said the rocommendatioes it cootaiued would, in hie opinion, be attended with the beet results. The committee were at present unable to report specifically whether the cattle dames was on the incresse, but they were oollecting fasts. It was thought that if the oowkeepers were compensated for the losses they sustained, they would bowers willing than ninny of them were at pre sent to give the seoeseary notice to the authorities. The money proposed to be raised was only intended I. apply to the cattle plague, nod was Dot meant to go in the shape of compamation for pleuropneunionia, or for the foot disease. He resided at Dulwich, and Ins found that in the villages adjoining, there wore many ones, and never is Ms life bad he sees finer. Not one of them had been affected by the disease. There was • cow keeper at Peckham who had 2W [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] mints of the ease. The first Ming to do was to make it the interest of the dairy people to see that the artisans of London would stand by Um if they acted honestly by the (Mesas. After some further diacumice the report was unani mously adopted. A oommitteri, of which the Lord Mayor was appointed obainsen, was then appointed to cony eat the oboes' arm Mined is the report. The LORD MAYOR (wbo had mine in during the pro asedisgs) said be should convene a meeting of the Ociart of Commos oouncil for the Lt or god of lieptember, whits the report just adopted would be laid before them. and he should support a motion in favour of their subscribing to the °reanimation fund. Upon the motion of Mr. RODEM a vote of thanks was passed to the Lord Mayor, and the proceedings, whieh lasted nearly the or tinolastod. It was yesterday resolved at a public meeting of the farmers and agrieulterista of ttda emghbourhood to fonts an association for she Peterborough Uoioe and for any pariah within 12 miles. Mr. Matikinder, veterinary surgeon, stated his belief than was already ow, SOD in the city. ITFOONLI. A apecial mentiniOf — tbe North of England Chamber of Agriculture wig held at Nevemige oa Tar day, when, after a long diacengoo the following resole tiooa were agreed to :—" That the differing uatoas attached to the Chamber premed to elm . sa impactor for their re inswittre ask's, sad lopes& to the seenstary ea die sob *irk of disease." 'Whit s member of the coaaall at this Chamber are requested to call epos the principal inha bitants of the union they repreeent for subsoriptione to wards defraying the expenses incurred by the Chamber, and that the money cot required be returned to subseribers in proportion to their gitscriptioas." At a special meeting of the Manchester and Liver poolentgricultural Society held at Oldham on Tuesday, Lord ,of Tattoo, in the chair, it was resolved "That the secretary be requited to write to the mayors of the different market towns within the district of the °mottoes of this society. drawing their etiolation to the cattle plague now raging, and requesting them to appoint inspectors for the purpose of preventing say hearts afflicted with the disease being brought into or mold is the market; sod oleo to the clerks of petty sessions in the same, requesting the justices to at mice appoint inspectors in ease of say cattle being taken ill in their respective divisions. Dr. Robertson reports to the mayor that a true cue of murrain has °amend in the town. A oow which had been at Aehbourne on Wednesday Wt, brought to Derby ou the same day, end to Nottioghatn on Thursday. It was perfectly well up to Monday morning at six o'clock, when it was semi to eat a hearty meal. At eight the owner noticed it was depremed,, sad it died on Tuaiday night. TALK OF WIGHT.. The cattle murraz7lliali.;;;de its appearance in this place. Mr. Lowe, farmer, purchased a cow a short time since, which died the early part of last week, mod ow Satarrby last he was obliged to 'boot tearoom which were suffering from the disease. IDLIBUZGH. --- Os Thursday it Was reported that the cattle disease bed appeared in two additional byres, cony. ins off some of the cattle. The disease has now sp. peered le eve byres, all of which have been newly cleared out, from six to ten cows being lost in each cam. The ma gistrates have resolved to erect a wooden sanatorium for the reception of diseased animate. The plan has been drawn, and the building will be ready oo Saturday. cows, cad all of them were is the most healthy sten. At Brixton-hill a man had 30 *owe in the same steeliest wadi tin. At Dulwich imply all the sows were diseased, but there the sheds were exceedingly bad. 1. part. of Peckham rye some of the oow-keepers had lost their cattle, but there again the placce were badly ventilated, and the cows badly cared for. He believed that the disease might be prevented by the use of proper precautions on the pan of thou who had the greatest interest in keeping their cows in a healthy state, He believed, too, that this question affected the whole of the metropolitan distrint quite as much as it did the City Melt. No fewer than 106 heed of diseased cattle had been lately seized, but they could sot be killed with out an order from a magistrate, and • magistrate would naturally feel • difficulty in issuing an order to kill so many as 106 heed. If, as it now appeared, the inspectors and the Markets Committee bad been slaughtering beasts without authority, wbo was to pay the eons should proceedings against them be coremsnced ? Professor Symonds seemed to think that next session a bill of indemnity would be in- MlLLwald. FREEHOLD LAND AND Doom COY 'reduced, wed certainly something of that kind was _uv.—The rep es tit the weed hemvesav ...h. on necessary. It had been suggested that hospitals " Tuesday next, tate. that the whole of the capita l of or saaatogutna should be provided, to which the company has been subscribed, and a oonsiderable proportion, beasts shoffid be sent ; that was a matter of great namely, upwards of 3,500 shares, have been fully 'mid up. importune, to which the attention of the proposed TOO attention al the directors has been specially directed to committee would have to be directed. If the plague went the acquisition of the hied required for the work, , and very M on It would affect all um, rich and poor alike and in- considerable program has been made in effecting settlement. abed of meat being now at • reaninable rate, it would go up tied obtaining possession. Several important applications 4d. or 6d, per lb. ; but be bad hopes that the disease have already bee . received for the company , s lend , sod for might be checked, particularly as Proteason Symonds and we water frontage'. The directors Mate, in cocclusion, that their Gamut had recently been more successful in the treatment views as to the monedessa of the scheme and the prospects of it than they had previotuly been. There were proofs of the company are in every way confirmed, and they look that the disease had not Immo from the foreign tattle. A with confidence to the commercial and general swum of fortnight ago there were 7,000 beasts in the market, of which number 4,000 were from Boulogne. Three years ago the proportion was ace-fourth foreign and thremfourths LONDON AND MEDITERRANEAN the undertaking. BANK (LIMITED). —A mein of the proprietors of this bank, with which English. Last Monday week there were 3,50) foreign cattle imported—ell healthy. The day before there were the Coottiosat al Bank Corporation is now moalgannalede 3.400 foreign cattle i mpor t e d, aid t h ew were a u is a was held at the South Om Houma Br. Cargill stated that the meeting was called in order to satisfy the requite healthy and lively state; and • happy thing it eau for the menta of the committee of the Stock Exchange. He therm people of this country that foreign helots were coming in in fore propoesd s special resolution fur making the following such large quantities. (Hear.) Not a single head of cattle alterations in the articles of association, via. :—To insert bad been nixed at any of the outports of England, so that all then fact. combined served to show that we had not the words "except the shares of the company" after the 'obtained the disease from any foreign country. On Monday word " foreign" in section 9of clause 86 ; between the last there ware six or sevem beasts in oar market condemned words " company ' and " partnership" in section 11 of clause 86 ; and after the word " foreign in clink. 99 ; and and ordered to be slaughtered, but there were 200 others to Men the weeds "except lu purchasing the shares of the which had the watering of the eye—the first symptom of the disease. Thome 200 had been brought in from Norfolk coutiony" at the end of Masse 100; the simple effect of and Ireland. The inspector had told the imannittes that a !Moil Is to prevent the istimPsaY from dealing ja it. owe practice bad gained ground with a view of keeping the it sna,„.'wsha res. 0 Ails on their legs in the railway trucks, namely, that of OATH AND SOUTH WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. blowing snuff dust into their eyes. (Laughter.) Whether that —The report to be presented at the half-yearly meeting wee true or false, the inspector did nut feel himself justified to-morrow exhibits the result of the gest six mouths' in condemning the beasts. At all events no inspector could working under the agreement with the London and North seise enter he believed the boasts to be unfit for human Western and London and South Wasters Companies re food, which these beasts were Riot. There were those who parka at the lest general meeting, by which the receipts contended that the calamity was a visitation from God, bin from merchandise and minerals are reduced by the agreed whether that was so or not be celled upon the meeting to allowance for working expenses. The receipts, as compared use all the prompt and vigorous measures in their power to with the corresponding period of the two previous years, check its ravages. (Applause.) Sr.,. ender :—Pan s ~ seggeserve , 1863, 1,5361.; 1864, 1,8421. ; Professor GAMOIa seconded the adoption of the report, 1865, 1,6821. Merchandise. 1863. 1,0241. • 1864, 1,2754 ; and, in doing so, said he was meat anxious that the freedom 1865, alter deduction of workieg exposes', 1,0621. Minerals, from the disease on the part of the foreign cattle should be 1863, 1,7651. ; 1864, 2,4214 ; 1863, alter deduction of work • stated to the fullest possible extent. He believed the tag expenses, 21594 Totals, 1863, 4,3251. ; 1864, 5,5381. ; cattle from Holland, Prussia, France, and other parts of 1865, 4,893. The decrease in the receipts from mummers Continent, were perfectly free from the plague, and that is attributable to the general reduction of fares **imitated they would continue so unless we commemorated it to them. by the opening of the Hammersmith sad City line, and to The fudge aide imported were undoubtedly healthier the abstraction of traffic by that railway from this cous. than the British cattle, but while he admitted this to he pain's Hammersmith breach. It is proposed to lictaidate the cue be did not acquiesce in what had fallen from Mr. the debit balance on renewal account (amounting on the Gibbins, that the digitate did not acme in with the foreign 30th of due kat to 1,Z391. 18e. 101.), by usual finial stock. mote , de bitin g all additional relaying to the name mount Mr. °IBMS —I did not say it had not. There is • dial- The directors propose to carry to the Credit of this mount onliy about the point on the present coming, the sum of 2581., being the amount Prologue GADDED believed that the plague had come from of premium realised on the Issue of the new share capital. abroad, but from • region with which our cattle importer The general result, after pummel of interest on deheotures, had no desire now to deal. (Hear.) While the committee is a net balance to the credit of of 2,4841. ss. 10d., were doing all they could to meet the necessities of the from which the directors recommend that a dividend be gratis, they toned it difficult to run against the orders of the declared at the rate of 5 per oent. per annum, leaving Privy C,aneil—orders which were not based on the rules by 2341. sa. Hid, to be owned forward to the credit of the which they should be prided. Had they had it in their current half-year. power they would have does more. He believed that when GOO' KERHOUTH, KESWICK, AND PENRITH RAILWAY they got • little more enlightened they would dad it ea- —The directors' report, to be submitted to the ninth half trewely necessary to make acme reprelestatioa to the yearly Meeting at Kesenek on Saturday next, thews the re government 00 two or three very important point.. At pre- ° opt s , f rom th e o pening of th e line to 31 s t j o t s t o b e sent, according to the ardent is council, animals afflicted 11,1681. 4e. 4d., and the expenditure 7,066/. 10e. Id., with the dimes could not be removed from the sheds, so leaving a balance of 4,0811. 143. 3d. Attu paying interest so that by keeping the diseased and non-diseased side by on debentures, be., the sum of 2,360/. 9s. 3d. remains avail by aide the plague spread from animal to auianl, and able for divialsed. Out of this sum the directors propose destroyed the whole herd. Ia fact, as the ani. t o d e clare a dividend at the rate of 21. per cent. per annum, male could not he removed they dropped down deal. lees Income t ea , and t o earn th e w as p of Ito& g s , 3d, t o He held that if it was lawful to remove the animals alter next amount booth, which it was, there could be no valid reason for not LAUNCESTON AND BOMB oEn:in' RAILWAY.—The removing them denim life. (Hear.) Were he a dairyman I h a lf -year l y ;navv i es was held onTuesday at / Aenestoi . , he should 'laughter the whole of his cattle if once the dis ease broke out amongst them, because then he would I Lieut. -Colmiel E. Archer in the chair. ibe din-erns is their report congratulated the shareholders that the hoe secure their value in the market, whereas if he waited until that they died he would lose his all. With reference to the I bas been opened for the conveyance of passengers, and mode in which the plague should be treated, the Conti- io a very short time the Roods traffic would be commenced. The opening of line had bees too recent to furnish the di neoul doctors had evinced very considerable skill and know. rectors with adequate data for accurate calculation as to the ledge, though their remarks upon it were occasionally in- probable profits of the undertaking ; but the present traffic terspersed with some strange ides'. He toned among his on the line held out a good promise for the future. After papers that day the opinions of the Austrian doctors, in an animated and somewhat personal di scom k n th e repor t which they said that any animal infected ought at am was a d opte d . to be removed from the animals which were healthy ; but then it was in their judgment futile to LANCASTER AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. — The half attempt to cure the disease. Now, in untradietion to this Tussle when, is yearly meeting was held at Latesster oe 7„ judgment, the process of curing was going on, for three oat coosequence of the dividend paid by the Ludo° end North Western Company being I:not., • dividend et 10) per of six animals had been cured the day before. He believed ODOt annum was declare" on the coesolidated stock of that the keeping of the diseased and noo•disessed amireals the Lancaster and Carlisle Comply. Mews. Ormlstos, in the same sheds would be fatal, and be disapproved of the Garnett, and Barter were re-elected directors, and Mr. from door to door inspection by the government He Oroefield was sleeted need the auditors. Apothem meeting thought the plan of civics compensation as proposed in the report would be attended with the best results, became was subsequently held, when • handsome silver &perm* of then they might threaten the diaryman with total ruin if the value of 300 guinea., • diver shield, end a portrait of he did sot report the breaking out of dimes mom his him se lf ch l a t i pette o d f b u y i. G u rant, w w ere r a irr oari ntet io te bos tf; d . , H b7 ssei th l ; cow.. Be was strenuously opposed to the dimmed asti- '''" mats being walked through the streets from the sheds M Y.• iY. shareholders, as an acknowledgment of the iodustr bill the slaughterhouses which were prepares& to be esteblished and istmenty, by which be had retied an uopronnsing line is t h e me t ropo li s, sad he osa sare that i a a to its present higlt position. Colonel Lowther occupied the great city like London they could always obtain ch t., ir ' vans in sof/Iciest numbers for the purpose of conveying vsanicntinure AND LARNE RAILWAY.—The them. It would be gait* impossible for any "'item of corn. ball-yearly meeting of this *uterine, advertised to take p ee sstioe or indemnity propos/ ic be carried eat to such .Plea on Tuesday was sot held, there Dot being a quorum an slant ea to mesa the ngtenegnat mum. white so m e r t y of sharebolden present. The report of the directors states the dalryisse would set up if once they knew a fluid for I there has been an imams of 2891. Os. 3d., • mmiderable the purpose was in existing* and it was highly desirable I portion el which bee bees derived from as lim os, in the that in connection with the fund there sMald be some itura_ b e i r ed the third - clan leevesilir% system of hatusece, either Ineepetideot el, or connected tratMeraE PALACE. ONE DELELLDFO DAY.— with existing cattle insurance °diem Be ease. el opinion WILDNISDLY, AOOOl7 23.- Adraindace on paTnalmsa3,l 2ll i that a sum of about 200,0001. would meet all the require- ditto by SONOW lidless, 458 ; soul elation. 3,654. IRELAND. On Tuesday a deputation from the city of Limerick, eonaistiag of Mr. Mensal, M.P. ; the mayor of Limerick, Mr. Synau, M.P.; Mr. Russell, and Mejor Gavin, M.P., waited on the Lord Lieutenant, with a ►taw at mile, the security of stronger remoestranees being made to go►ernment in fa►our of a total prohibition of the importation of cattle. His excellency promised to gi►e the subject his beet atteotioe, and, whilst making knows the wishes of the deputation to go►ernment, procured to take care that govoremeet should appreciate the strength of feeling thee expressed, as well as on all other cecsaioas, in reference to the matter. [TWOPENC THE GARIBALDI FRIENDLY SOCIETY. At the Mansion-boogie yeeterday, Mr. Willie, barrister, waited upon the Lord Mayor, haviog been in• strutted am he rid to make a etatemeat in referwieeto • defeatist which wee made to his lordship • few days huh respecting • society called the Garibaldi Friendly Loan aid Life Immense Soddy, whisk if tuts was calculated to bring high discredit upon this moiety. He was instructed by Mr. Rees, one of the Madsen tithe relay, whose same had bees mentiosed. Mr. Rees wee Messed • respectable gentleman, having carried au business at Doekhend for about 20 years, without any set upon his part which would disentitle him to • character for honesty and uprightness, and who had not derived any benefit from the society, but had made advances from tin* to time to disabuse the jest claims made upon it, sad he therefore felt most Irately the charge that wee implied against him, that be with the other directors hal defrauded the poor of their hard earniege. It was mid that the directors had Weed • prospectus, which set forth that the society had • inserted (astute* fund of 25,0001. At the time that prospectus was printed, _end emit at **pretest thee thin were annelles in existence havisigthe power of raising a guarantee feed by means of shares, and the directors cif the Garibaldi thought ooefidestly that they would n oche ell& authority teemthe Barliteal , Gametal, and the premed= with that announcement wee conesqueetly printed, bat at the last moment the registrar disallowed it. The directors thin proceeded to strike it oat, andooprospeetuawasainedwithsseharspresentsdoe. It was tree, @shed bees stated by Mr. TIM Pratt, that it did appear io as offecall appliat ea, bat that WI beau gives out mad viwteatty ; but that statement was mime eastained is any prospectus, circular, or letterisened to In members. The next observation of the Segistrar•Gemsral be alluded to was that Mr. Stratton had been connected with the manage ment of the society. To this Mr. Rees gave a most un qualified denial. Mr. Stratton never directly or indirectly had anything to do with the management of the society. Theo as to what appeared in the circular about the society being agents g government for the purchase of endow ment and annuities. By the 16 and 17 Vic., csp. 45, the commissioners of the national debt were empowered to grant sanitise. It wee thought the society would be a good medium for obtaining from the commasiesete the benefits of snob greets for the members of the society. sod that wee what they meat to imply, s-3 that the di redoes could only thus be mid to have oommitted a mere verbal mistake, and it was rather bard for that to charge them with fraud, and • glance at the tables would bear out that view of the matter, and that no bullied had been effected in that breach. With raped to the terms for the agencies, Mr. Willis was instructed that they were no higher than other societies allowed ; and as to the vicioup plans upon which the society wee managed. he could only say that other societies were modueted .1114 the earns principle, and worked very succiessfully. It was stated that persons had been advertised as trustees who had not consented to the use al their names for each a pui pose, sod he was instructed to say that all those parties whose names had been made use of had ver bally given their commit ; sad as to the ehrgymari whose name was said to have been used without hie consent, he was instructed that that gentleman had been to the Oboe sod bad sanctioned the rules of the society, and it could be eatidactorily proved that no person had been advertised as meet, treatise, or other diem, but with his full consent. With rived to the auditor, Mr. Pratt bad mule • mistake, and had gem to the wrong Mr. Davey, it being the son of Mr. Davey to whom Mr. Pratt applied who was the auditor, and he was at pretest living in Derby. Thee came thi very serious and damagieg @damsel that the offices of this society was • very small room which was left almost innately is the esarge of • boy during most pad of the day. It most be borne in mind that the business of the society was for the most part in the country, and effected chiefly by agents, and therefor* an extensive place was sot required. The office was open to all who went, sad the fulled information was given to those who required it. If the secretary had taken an expensive establishment, then tb• charge against hint would have been for extravagant and unwarranted expenditure. Touching what bad been said about the society having provided eeriest any freed on the part of the officers.orf raudulent dissolution, no power on earth could insure • scrupulous discharge of duty, but the society was formed under the add parliament, and the seoretaty had doe* all in his power to effect that object. Something had been said about a amulet having been issued having so Os ter's name. There was nothing in the circular that roald lied the printer into difficulty, and therefore there was nothing is that. Very serious diaries had been made against the society, which, taken on the whole, were caltralated to cause an impression, and had. in feet, done so. that the society was not formed for the benefit of the members, but for the rupees of defrauding the poor of their semiega, sad enriching the directors. He hoped. however, hie state ment would remove such en imputation. No false pre tence had been made, no fetal bdanoseheet or statement of amounts had been issued, and they had faithfully dis charged all the just claims made upon it, and had, up to the time of the statement of which he complained. bees snoreaful. With regard to what had been said about the bumble position of the directors. the society was foe the poorer class, and they, therefore, did not want scything else but strict integrity and an endeavour to do good, which would not be at all assisted by having high sounding names. Mr. Tidd Pratt proceeded to make • few remarks upon the explanation given by his learned friend, aed mid ha did not think anything be had said in the course of hie statement had done math to alter the statement which he himself made to his lordship a few days beck. One of the gentlemen advertised as • director was Mr. E. D. Emu, of Fors-street, He had eadeavoured to find out Mr. Eric., and was told be was& cominereiel gentleman, who was then in mart, rind would relate what had takes place. Mr. Evans told him that Mr. Sees bad called upon him with a printed paper and showed him hie Dante as • trustee, and he told him he would have nothing to do with it ; and Mr. Bees said his mune should be take° out. Mr. Beek who wee also present, said he denied that in tote. Mr. Evans was then asked by the Lord Mayor whether or not he had ever consented to his name being used se a trustee to the society, sad he said he had not done an. Mr. Rees showed him a prospectus with his nem, in it. Re asked him what it was, and he said a new friendly iiodeq, and he wanted his name to fill up as a form, that he wd got be responsible, that a gentleman named George Adams. from Derby, had contented, sad he had not been ashamdi to ham his nuns there. He. however, refused to here asy. thing to do with it, and requested that his name should be struck out. Mr. Pratt oestinsed ; sand said his complaint against the society was, that it was not ate which was deserving if assistance, nor one which the working chides could bad- Really become members of. The act required that the MOM elf the trustees should be lodged with him ; and if Mr. Evart had not, with regard to the clergyman he believed be certainly had been at the office, but he understood that it was is consequence of having received • printer's bill, and be weld to know who was to pay it. With regard to the auditors, by one of the rules the accounts ought to be laid before two auditors twice in each year, and submitted to a general meeting. He did sot know whether • general meet iog had been held, but the auditor had never seen the ac counts the whole time. Then as to what be cud shout the amend at the London sad County Sink being • miserable affair and meatently overdrawn, and that it was closed is Int, Mr. Bees informed him that it was still open and as d he his asking him how muck had there. he sOmittal only a few shillings. (Laughter.) &teethes had been said about the expenses and mesagetneot. By one of the rule. 15 per cent, if the substripttens were to go to the expenses of the general ousageuset of the business of the society, w hom by the prospectus the agent wee to receive 50 per cent. The circular abated that the secre tary wee pemared to advance money to mem bers epee security, when by the rules any overplos was to be invested is a particular manner, and the advancing of any amts of money was illegal • and he did not know, therefore, oat of what fund tga secretary could make advsnees. The pcospectus, signed by Mr. Fairweether as secretary, stating that the guaraintee fund was 25,0001., ems end to the agent, who from that, of mane, must have reoommeaded the society as having that resented fund. Os the whole, it did not appear In him that Mr. statement, notwithstanding its ability, would am trediet what he had said upon the buit . oecasioe, that the society wee one of those to whet' the work ing classes should not coati lined their bard earn ings. What he said about Mr. Stratton b.vl been miacoustrued, sad it was stated tint Mr. Stratton was eouneeted with this society. What he meent to im ply was that Mr. Stratton had been connected with a society with which Mr. Hess was ineeneeted, but bad left it sad had gone to another, sad had been mine* convicted of mis demeanour. The Lord Mayer said be supposed that whea the mem bers had paid is their money to these and other societies, they were supposed to have it again if they wanted it. Mr. Pratt said that was to. His Lordship rid b could ad at all see how, in the event of their paying their agents 50 par mot.. they could do that. If, for Instaner, the sum of 500:. were raised, od they were called upon to pay it, It could not possibly ~f be deal, as only 2504 would remain. of A GOOD WOAD /OD • SIIIN/I.—The American agrioulteuist takes up the midge& io &few* of tho despised but seldom kicked skuak, and gives Min a good moths.. Our oontmnporary rays :—All summer loos he roams your pas at eight, pickles fp beetles sod grabs. yoking with letsat is e potato kills where mew warms are at work. He takes poessemon of the waodo who hes quartered himself end family upon year ekser field or garden, Lod makes short work with all the domestic. ermegemoot of tiemiligated seiesues. With this white-hacked sentinel around, you ma raise clover in pesos and tbe young turnips will flourish. Tom hems will sot be prematurely :mapped sod yew wawa owase.—New York Reatipg Jrzpress. LoNoolg 011.11111176 COOIPANY (L 1311710). .—Trafße reesigits for the week ending August '2O, 12,2531. 1.55. 2d. Just published, A LARM CRY of •T U RIKISH BONDHOLDER, price ed by post EA Davies and Co., Flosh.lsoe, CornhM