The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-11 00:00:00

I NEWSPAPER ------.......-- i ( 4 1 ill t. I 1 v 1 •. - - C4 i..._ ir •1 1 ii:i irr i ......., . ~ __ 4 , 0 e, 4Z ci k .r- 1 • 4111- 1 . . ' SSalltiXa • -.- -7.. ---- -...:1 A LONDON, WEDNESDAT . EVENING, ' JULY 11, 1860. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. , ..... ) ... MILITARY SHAM FIGHT, Itrigla. CAMDEN PARK, CRISELIIVEST, KENT. . TICKETS for the GRAND PTA ND to be had on the Estate, i and ell the Statham from Loodowbrldge to Southborough-reed ; THE BUBB BAND corner AT THE CEYETIL , a y ° . New lab. Moor = arch . sleek ('lt y. tal i gee Tavern, St, Swlthin's-lane, My! . Roar's Head, Canoe-street, City. The Drover's, corner of Rye-lane, Peckham. MG NIGHT, BALFWE GRAND EVENING J. CONCERT at the SURREY GARDENS. Man ISeTM, Parepa, As—Admission, One Elltillted. 1 ‘4,4z./Z - ' - ' 6 "'• No. 4,340.] DEvITT sad MooRIM AIIIITRALLIS LINZ of IrAtlirt MHIP.—For 11TDINIZY Wad to Bali ha* bars as rh,r the 1.111 Avert. shifts at . Plyraciatrt e n nabs* _lawman.. Id flop*Nabori tin frigate-WM ahip Dl - RCA. Dl's 1 R A 1 13 yam s imila; to limn. D. Mishit awl .cm.. rttister IX* gosh KIN Y r NILATBY, Cora wawirr 'Ong in the haat India Dock.. nu ship Ls been Wed with the ifreate.t cart awl comideratton for the tiontiort, avow-Nom. . :er t;olta. are lotty amid airy. She auk aceourou date a ft. tattrtwoliiitt4. and will toad _p oi , tom, 14 trai l /At I.r para. s c = " ar n r. aIIyA Y. with the owner.. Fort .trret. Liatatiwasa . to Captain HILARY iILATBV. on hoar.' or to Dcvn? amid MWiR 0. 1111ilar atitiet INDIAN MUTIN J. THIRD REPORT el *be Tear I,,:ip printed toy order of tl ' RELIEF FUND. peratior ne the had tar Os Oentral Coalmines. mat vtatement is a sulatsary trees the eastaincement t tie net December. 1659, lave bees mufti% Gad mem& We further certify that the service ip lave been con ducted with on cry regard to neenoing m tie W . ..r i raroOTT. W. 0. A NDICLION. London, January 31, 1800. W. ANDO'. The Moh-Committee, appointed by the Oeneral Committee on the 29th November, 1869, warn composed as follows: Mr. Alderman YINNIA, Chairman. MtpIISINDi Trerassbeers said Mr. •T. Perm Woodcock ham their °Mem as barren' secnetarica. It remains, therefore, that Oa General Committee should de termine, se suggested by the Special Committee on the 15th May, upon the permanent distribution of the Pond, u well as upon the executive neoeseary to carry It on. T. Q. /INNIS, Chairman at the linb-Conimittee. No. 27, Cannon-street, LC., June 1, 18110. - ' Oa Wednesday, the 20th alone, a Special Meeting of the General committee, at which every member was Invited to at ! tend, was held in the Board-room of the Agra Bank, 27, Cannon. street, for the purpose of determining on the future distribution ' and management of the Fund. The folMwingresotutioss, having been proposed and seconded, were carried untrz s . c. v c r: Resolution 1. by P. D. HADOW, Esq. ; seconded by . G. MACPIMINNI, Esq.: That the Report of the Sub-Committee, as now read, be up , proved and adopted. 2. Proposal by J , C. MaenOnain, Esq. ; seconded by Captain BANWER That general Tremenbeern bre requested to superintend the administration of the Fund on its present footing, with a salary of &ZOO per annum, from the let January last. S. Proposed by J. STUART, Zig,. seconded by H. F. SANDE MAW, Pot. That the Committee meet monthi ! 4. Proposed by It . Fop. M. P , . seconded by Lieut.- Colonel 11. B. HRBDERBON: That the thanks of the idencral Committee be given to the ! Local Committees in India. to Mr. Wylie, for his unremitting I attention to the duties of Honorary Secretary of the Calcutta Committee, and to the several Honorary decretatice of the Local Committees. • 6. Proposed by W. 4, MAIWTSI., 45q. tiachasd by Mr. Deputy °DRAM, : That the beet OMAR of.th4 Committee be argiemnici led to the claw, sad other gentlemen, who have been inelannedital in distributmg psetodiatipsyments to tb6 'retipients of tot* tend. O. Proposed WI P. Cazitiroec, Leye saconded by .0. ICVD THORN, MN...* That the warmest thanks of the Crinimittee he 'tendered to Majortleneral Tromenheere and T. Perry Woodcock, Esq., honorary secretaries, for their unwearlea and Invaluable ser vices since the commencement of the Fund. T. Proposed by W. J. Max watt. Esq.. seconded by 11. W. PARKER, Esq. • That the warmest and rant sincere thanks of the Committee' he offered to Mr. alderman Finals for the zeal, ahlfty atolcoan ter/ which he ha. manifested In fnitilling the duties of chairman of the several Committees of this Fund. 8. Proposed by Major-General TKRXRDRICRE ; seconded by T. PARRY WOODCOCK, isq. That the report, with appendix and resolutions, be published in the morning papers. No. 27, Cannon-street. LC., June SO, 1880. PALACE. Competition seems to be the order of the day. It was only on Monday that the prises of the tint national " tir" in England were distributed in the presence of an on. menu, concourse of persons at the Crystal Palace, sad yes terday a considerable number of pinions assembled in the same pleasant locality to participate in the Ana Mat national contest between the brass bands of the country. It has not been uncommon, we believe, in the provinces to have occasional and partial contests of this kind, but this is the first occasion on which anything like a general and national display has t a k es * cc N o fewer than forty.four bands participated in the first day's trial. These bands were divided into six groups, each group consisting of seven or eight lands. Each band per formed two pieces of music before the judges of each 'group— three for each group, or eighteen in all. The judges selected two bands from each group, and these selected bands (twelve in number) performed a piece of music each before the united judges, who selected from amongst the twelve the five bands whom they considered to be worthy of the prizes. The following are the nouns al the twelve The Rt. Hon. SO EisMerd Ryan, Mr. J. C. Macdonald. Majoirdiarserid.Perr. Mr. P. Carnove. Ueut.-Colonel Yreeth. Major-General Tremenheere. Major J. A. Moore. . Mr T. Parry Woodcock. Mr. H. 51. Parker. Alter Mew meeHURI 'their proceedings In each case having been continued by tilie Gar el Comraittee , , tr. Rab-Contreittee, on the 15th of Stay, submitted the following which has beet circulated to mry member of the General Mee:— REPORT OP THE SUB.COMMITTIL Mr. Forrest, raving been called upon to prepare a ci...ined :s ort and riillostiM of allowances granted by the Committee to erere by the mutiny it India, with a clew to asmillada whether the balance to the credit of the Fond on the Flit De eentbre, lend. is inflicient to meet its liabilities on the seeks on nbleb time allowenc." have been hitherto disbursed, has pm- Frthe following statement, the correctness of which, In all details, has been certified by Mr. J. Mill Williams, VW*. President of the Warty Act/mike og London. The allowances have been calculated home as annuities for life, other, as annuities for shorter periods) nowt the bads of the Three per cent. Carlisle Ille o Talilm. and the statement shows the several clam:alb, minimal, the amount of annual payment to each elms, and the capit al required on the Est Mr. 186 9. 10 provide for these yments by quarterly in. inahneata in advance , till the resift germs, as above "egg Led, shall have expired. DEVTIT :in.l MI /ORE'S AUSTRALIAN LLXI of P.ti K ' , HIP —Tor SYDSZT Meet to WI from Ms rim oil the ?4h .4 July, c.II at limsomn to wbfr o kommodero ..n lo .4 Avoid , the frleMo.bollt Alp LA X Al ',lira 1 ,1.m/dog to Messrs. D. Denbo, and AN resimaftl.33l t..m. JOH% WILLIAM. Commends, ; In des ftet Imes Ihcba The aide ha a tell pow .lrrlffin.rsto sposemodstion for cabin paps;oses 'Moon being lofty nn I alr7. slat seers Wm disbable sew food,' :yr aln I..ts mediate posemerm mod sorry so IX prrl rd sermon —,..r terms of trolling or b OLLLATI.I. noel th e owners. Yole - ffrelk lisstiwr to r'astaA "WIIXIAM, ow boast or to DEVITT and MOOll4, S. tor-stmt. VICTORIA. CROBB GALLERY, Eaptiaa IA OPHN DAILY, treat la till T. Admila lion Authentic Portrait% by L W. Desanges, Esq., et the Yieloila Cress Heroes, their deeds of daring and chivalry ; =ay Na.W. historical pictures, illustrating two national epochs, the Dasakka war and Indian mutiny. JAS. ROWE, Secretary. ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, Pima&lly. Lionised pursuant to Act of Parliament.— NOTICK—A t 6310K1N0 SALOON added to this Eatablistunent, ODen every Visaing with the MONSTER BAND. conducted by Moos. Wool* abef-d'orchadre to the Emperor Napoleon. Open at t o'clock. Admission. In DIVItf and MI N )RE'SArSTRALIAN LINE PACILYT uHIP —1 , 40 r MITT PHILUP Mud. is MOW trwler. from thr rorr thr July, cab's at Pitr month to timbal* Oassrltgers . fast-whs., trip:ebo& Omsk slap Vul'ElliliAGA.N. A 1137 ears hel..u,song to Moro. D. Dunbar soI tins. Lurtlaru Latta totes, JOHN Ht. LITIUL 00DriXY. I ..tunts,h r 41114 in the Lai hull& Oct& Thls MOS IMMO •••• lilltit rapretsly for the lisle; boo • full poop, with Ihia-rapp a.. for obis jussioniers. Ina cam an rtra -I stove... r•he Is ettod is a very Isperfer meow kelt sena :k of . sot!. and Is colobroiod t0rp0r...4 loomin la loldolf out w. It thr .uy —bur won of toga air iipppop applip I. t 0.% ITT awl 11.5.014,, k Jilllioryiesss, TEE LONDON PAVILION t Ticidaorne-street, Baymarisel—U yost went to wag a gremlin evening, go to the LONDON PAVILION. the Sart. rooms le London. and the best OONCINT. Admission (by refreshment Ucket) ed. Bowling Allem BM Oalleriem to. - SCHIDI7I,II A: No. of Anniud Presto" Persona Allovranse. Talus. I. Midair. of Moldier' C a. d. R a. 4. and eation3tor 0b 400 6,908 4 0 137,424 1 9 7 11. Do., do., in domestic service for du 2G 135 0 0 2674 18 3 111. Male orphans of do till 13 yams{ age 312 1,106 19 0 6,964 1 9 IV. Peniale do. do., till 15 do. V. Kale do., at institu-1 lions till 13 do . .1 30 401 15 1,744 8 4 VI. Female do. do., till 15 do 5O 770 0 0 4,519 17 9 VU. WW I % riisiars, and Mothers of De. canned OMeers" and others for life BO 6,664 0 1 41,673 19 6 VIII. Male Orphaus of Offkers and others till 19 years d age, unto's previously pros tied for 11. Pentode do. do., tall marrtsge Lass 14,157 • 1 617,462 s REDUCTION 0! TIM EUROPEAN ancl — at r etNlL IV wLyz CO3IpAHY, bania.ll, B.w. The inemeters of the above Conneur beg H announce that they bans reduced their Tariff of Prices, and sow'offer their ,pairone the Bitt Lewin of the RIM enactment. • ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY-27n per dozen. MAO Mandate! of Excellen74 31.Filart r i a lti i, tem A ct i r;In o % w 375. rei dozen. ST. JULIRN CLARET, pore and without acidity t 5 ", FIN= COGNAC SEA24DY ) Pale or Drown ) U. and th SOUTH AFRICAN PORT, SHERRY, de Ma. and 34a. The finest e v er introduced into this omultr• DEVITT awl 51(10RE'S ACEITRALIAItan i of PArk et sHiP —Yoe [LOBAR? TOWN Direct *Ma •ohir traler e it.: µrouble eacts, etallint othark outarolh r• the •plen clipper ship P CY, A excise. .. , 1•0 taw, I 'HARD WRA RR Multi.. Commander: lying In the Coat I fah,. Laa ka Tkt. rrlarl has a various and rkaant µ• la an,l atfurd. an ...xtrilrot apteetualty for ant clam INUOCU• aria ha., arrat M oibt Iu t her teary Aiwk..l fur the acruianamlation 4.1 1,..u0ty ttrart .01.1 otlirr Ititehurgll.4ik pmerligelt, and carry riperfroc,ll freight or plasma apply to ow ...a...a, Slew, HD 'HA RIMILON 11/11.1TRW and Co., 17. St Hrlea'aplav thrtulagatodtan• ; of to vsvirr am sllollll. 9, 111•11ter atrreL Bottles and wanes lacladed. and nix dozen eases tree to ear railway station In Y.iigliuul or Wales. Price lista tree oa spell ration. Terms ua► WILLIAM ILSLDTIPPLNO, Manager. DEvirr awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PM. T LAUSUINTIIX and yaw trader, haa :treat part of bet sad .01 Ma immediate despitth the clipper car rdp ." 2ll . olll.l.ll3, AI. re.04,.r AP tons, W. I OAKWOOD, Commoder: brhat In th.. Lon 100 Durk. This ship liaa heels bollt_orpnoo l y for the trails, awl W first-rate iwroabovatatioss for add paasen• if rs —l.lr Nikon particulars apply to the owoor, Mr. T W 41.01.11.. 15a, it. 11elesiaplace . sir to DIIVIIT and muuar, 11, lailliter ros MUTUAL lO4SURANCL METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. No. S. Prince's %treat, Sauk, LC. 10tab1i.01...1 1633. NOTIOR —WINESand SPIRITS at REDUCED DUTIRS.-ek BB101;01I*8 revised list of prim, with Dr. Hassers report, post tree on application. Claret (Yin ordirtaLm ) , bottles included per doses lea. Cliablls itVlßte Burgundy) lie. BUB Hock or Musette Household i Ho Shang i i usehold Port 20e. pme ormerly charged Bk. per dozen 4 ft. Routh African and ahem Ws. and 245. South African Madeira and Amontillado Oln, full strength, lls. &L. Burgundy Brandy, 11e. pergallon Rolland", the very best, 25a par one dozen came. itarnita T g . any tour of the above on receipt of 30 stamps. ash—A. BROUGH, IP, Strand, London. neve an also to be prorki IL Calcutta, Bombay sad Lbore 1./g8 l tor at 3.157 10 85.872 12 8 DEVITT awd MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a PACKET %Mfr.-1w LAUNCISTON Dbect wieder en• gemesteette the Tualatin Ilmicresie• Agway' .le M deepetelwal 31. t A•lzuot. last Al i poles Ihth Arvid. the speeemlid hut .. MW .allies B' to t alp ANTRUM, A 1, 13 pers. l 11 1. ter but. .TAra i t) ne ji , g ,ll 4 l; tioS iyln to a jib; OW ton e‘prvolls 6." uo. trade; she boo a full poop, with 6.t -fate acomonaoslatfin fie est.'s powwows. wed will carry se . W pwWwwl wows. —Yoe turthwr perticalars apply W DNS ITT NA MOM, 9, 11.1:1ter4tret DE VITT Anil X)REN AUSTRALIAN LINE et PACKET 4111 P —Yoe PIYDNILY Meet yaw 0,81 to be* 3 41... • Knoopuilla (”wiskielown . N sai= aldr river 3161 Jul). the friopialoulit vllp, LADY NIACIE4 2. II Al Whatnot ts, Shwa. 1). DUNBAR awl HONS , WI ton. H J 11E11. Couttawisi•ler. Lying 1aZ71•2 Lawka TM. •liip had a full pd,p, with find rates...v.4nm. .lathai• for calms p,darw.mrs, dual will ....in au experloaded auriy,-on. —l4.w tensed of frriaht or yadawww apply to Mr. K 6EI, I..tiLY rub tie E.t.a/awe. Wwir or:urIoDEVIIT &al Moonlit.. Y. E.llntr..towt. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (at Matt moll-yarl. Loehr. LINE ol PACK LT SHIPS to Port Phillip &rod. Wham ibe Iftelte re SAW It Y. the floe .4 Jot)) tolling at Plymouth. She Wradild clipper .hip UNtiILN.HIKE. AI. I,lo{ll m 20111111 T RAM l'..mnbvtlew . Bing In the P.M ladle Docks. This ship of 31. mo • Wary Nowelan awl row' colebested bimp of pea.4a ol.n t• agony/Moe the , 1411..1k, AMYL Kest. Nor folk. Emma, morkel owl eihtr frt. IA and oetilutown hellt and Otte -I etpresely foe the toretmer Irak to Amanita Hee W. • • norwelattnos for MI throve .1 porrigers on emorported. met 4ov will terry as perientod HIMMEL Pow trerfettt or yore lies apply to IMAM, ALLPONT MORGAN, with Moser. Loney Wigton NM rowIJA Limas. ballot/set Proms is by air hie 01 paskals an asinweill ham hp 61640.• to Ilimontik lintels's it sossaidess ba r. sad nudism tar third et.o. tana. 4178TRALIAN k NEW ZZALANDPACILITEL Loner, to SYDNEY Doses Deathly aDDULAIt LINK NOON to KiLlittl" KNK awl AUCKLAND NEW =ALAND . The lallotellay oilebnite4 clipper dips et the BLACK KALL LINK al DRITInN au I A CaTILUJAN ea 1110YAL ILUL MIMS wlll be eeepet..l.4 roe re larks Ducks punctually r err : *lva Captains Met Peel To San L u st*llmesostres_ AtttfYM 7:JEIy 1 Veit of the North . !Ads. W Is 4 Oct. le 37: f ul sh. &with , illaMddra . - li - ve..vis atftt an uasami Il= So PO' SS sad Mapper. of Y. aral mama Fmk of paw. sod amtpalth . they amoittlet tame d Ye SW and "wes Must. baill arl Stied I azge=l .... ar Oa trade, sad by lkair tapal pales/at ha.. almal a bb.. —ear Ittiglit or prawn anti at JAXBI *AIN= Ca. Livarpaal . at to T. V. MACKAY sod A. 1. Igatigair amt. Lae*" LC. AZYI TONI MAX U 00101UNICIATION to WU/PQM 1111 W gyzA ,g $ll 11•' PA V.lateall In •a * 4 . re of N• 4111 ship. callisyg Qammiews "P ir k ialrY Ttl a rte " ;..t. 74: 1 7X . W TOM. . . . 5;341i --- art or wmo I Nf.T. , N. Wedhad ll 7.. l,ll 7 l& ttolue.lay. Aad rywil mteverJor,g Werroilay. eekla Passlll l 4 IL 17. Ar id 11 /.ti sorris I,llraessare ara Yuma! purr e laelo.bras Vorramea rolol Prourpon Mr Can..A Awl dr Warn Shim Mohr Tom Wrote...um trnis —rat farther parrealAn Mr WILLI/ill INMAN. 71. raterrnert, Limped ; r w uM MAULS`, AL (Ira W illooe.itivet. aiy. - - - - {greAm /MMUN IC AT liN bet Wants IRE . LA ND awl 41111.11 CA. —T6 lloauval floe Ilteank-101. Contpuoys Arras*. Wanes un4er cootract for the transport of the British. Vitae*, Caoarltan inAlle roll I.ort nisrhtl) fret I.I•LW•V So 41.4:11E1 4.th/ugh/ At .1.411. ,0 rIV 6141.14/1114. a. Gorr SORTM MILITON. on 1.3.6) July 1 4. I k\.% DI AN, um WelaLo. J 4.) 27. NORTH AMERICAN. iNA ' , ruts). Augtot 10. lheough tkketo to wt.. of .3.6 slot the 1 olte.l Mate.. Awl). lu taaapos, JAMILS AL/.X ALLtN, :4. At hum h. . N ame . In Llverwol In ALLAN III4oTH/tIR4 awl , Brut.. St. t .Imt w here, to LON I Will t.1:11. sad IJAKENIIOIINE. 17. ..faca hurvh wart. • finAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA 'Elstir, by the lb.atraal OlNan 11Samealitt Oaampany's Said Mall abramara faun LI V C 111•011. to QUillaC. NotTl $t ITON, Tat. bay, Jaly U. 11111111,111 A N. t ~ I mula). July la. vaNALNIA %Veda, .. July 23. A NUIANIAXNN. We Inrwl.t, Aurlat 1. lama of primp t ala IN. sad /113 lalar aieJlatr, /0.0. Odra, a 7 i.. Tamar* rates to taw Tart, Ilartala Plilla.l. lybia Turunto. Heel top. and all porta of Cased& Nal lb. ‘‘ ...b-ra Nal . at redeem* rats—par further afply to SABLL ass 4 NOTICE —Thom Reamers all at Cork ihel•Ait, on troth oat ward awl homeward totatotatt. to hod sod receive Milk nL RITISH and NOItTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM P tI IIN. appointed by the Admiralty to &down Livitael NIL an- NM TORE Dlrot t. tool ho- Woes LI YlliFf IoL .0,..1 MOST. ON, the Illielosi spiry ...)y ..m.4 st HALIFAX to 10w.1.06.5 trotter ismososopos and hor %l ...bye Walla The laiiralive Of odic: I' timitill Are aiimAistutl to .11 fr u . L1Y0ry55.41...... . ..—..— . . . . . .. CANADA. for lOWTON. , uturulay. July U . ASIA, kw NSW IVIDC luirru.t. Auturglay, Juy !l. 1111110 DA. I.tr IMWDIN, Sutut.ulay,July. iA Psoovo — mile;ii. tooltutiog silorordifoo 'rad powwow bot golliwog{ oho. or hotooto whl b a.o I obtalestoiva boovOl:—To MaUla otol Waluu, chid ertdu, oft rrosol calslia, Ti lork, chid lAn. L ....,.anal holed so adltaa, Itotou. otol Nev. V.ll, 6.3 per l•ot, mot 6pr mot. pel• own. :Ora von h to: I upwanlo Thom otomooielpo hove abot.....Mmainli.... tear u iiolll.. I a., .sod nada pap ihnhwri -Vur ollva t0f..nu 0 t,... l apply to J. ji p. w g. N. IMO bord-otrwc U Ulna, Hoer.,. sod IL Now le la bow... Paris . U awl J Son& Buluolan.ainook U Whet.. ',Pimento. s . or D. mud L Wlww, 11, 16 17: w Isrl Livospool. To balsas, brim* down 112141,1,46 1 II STM to ROTTERDAM sad the RHINE WIrC • W —The Netherlands SS \yl New out faroonte sieamahli. tlaTAVlZS,Oapealta 1e...• trims a100.0.1.1c t:tv Mush sod Vomits SS WANK e‘try SiAllti 1) us..raii../ at II sad the symtuoaa, lagaala II 11.0•14 foam will. for et'. every Tlmaraiay awl) trveght. pona.l6 , tr.. apply at Cbilabie I.= Ofa" teat dr. us. 111 . or to 11111.1.1 PIPS. IMAM awl PUILLIP/4 Amnia to Ilia Selhadatals may, 11, Lad Imam , dty, Parris tram the comessuiesoret : Ey reisletweess le loam, via: Cale•4oo /11111.787 14 1 Amboy 1%610 1 10 brims 01000 Del 1.344 14 4 La hi wyers .1141 m EIP O -- Told totattioacos maw Is 7 Ity nest ovoidal to partial S. Mk ommatn— Duaolloo• /AMY 17 • loam lll • 71.110 8 11 11/ . lpmeils raaagsmoat— -Add - 4,1111 14 11 Sautes 11444144447. prime*" es. UN • 142 teat IS 11 S Vunthure .41,1 finings dares„ 112 7 7 2/I*.eltaseost exp4sess RI M M RUH PERFUMERY. —TIN .1 pertureee—ltioute. I • leeriest, Newel, Atrliee= tie. 1 .4usteere 1ee..,... I. Jet key Club, n.. are Yr mil te.:...etel.le he tits. orAosot. —IL WM/In. wham be Bar M• MI. ,eel lien lir e . 4 pone-pre to the yews .4 Ilrvis. To be het al the Wert MA, Wan t.. 0 of coca* Sri 4. Wren I. Ms breath. W. Coen.l Mn. 1...14.0 . Mall 14.... eh tr. hoehevere 4es twine ewe :l l / , rigasie Pig" 4 11 "" New SAZ:•••••• • 1. ----- eOA4 • 3 3.4..4. b rwm i L LL I 'Ale 4,.. L. Wotan. Saiked. Ng moire peke Delta& llsm t st ivatuedpiless kr 440 .1.1110 NOW lid WY Da youth! awl BE Al *TY —The FLEUR DI 111110 I. WM ..t 111.... a. .4 1 . th s ertetahle preparation. so By helmet* eh WeSsei eeseset WINISSI &NW et limeys. that It loe) he .1.1.11.-.1 50 se lafeet, hot >et Isparta As Bledsoe 1.117 7 I 4N4.441.4 kri11.... y to AM) 061610[1100. and modem the sham by cash le W decreteers hod 3 1 0 I. ...A. NI I) .45 V. %oid II 4.5. i t Ur..• all emotes. elel4 1111 CY!. at .. 50-I 11. I•. le 1...4 .sty ..! EI/W AID DAVIS: MN. Me. WWII% 1 a 0. 4 suo.d. ..ter tte O." in. Telegraph tare Ismentiptive We certify that the accolade and mew of ea Toad Or M• 1.0..t.1.tet tree lot ter...maim kg tailLsaces by postese Mews Build 4 the esifssers by sbn Milk. 111 1116115 pi Ilia Ye ple- By Ir.laoce Labe 11111 .363 1 3 4u_ 111 6 OWIIIIILL O.IIIIITM Pamitimrf —Mr. Alderman FINN'S. The Marquis of Lansdowne i Leckie, Dr. T. The Menials of Tweeekiale I Leboacbere, Jobe, Lg. The Lan of Illenhermagh Loyd. Lewis, Lq. The Carl Spencer Lubbock Sir J., Bart. The Earl of Shafteabary Maidobald, J. C.. req. Lord Brinighton Lord inerst M oe ama, C. 0., Laj. o The Bishop of Loudo n ii.rmanbrirn. . J John. Lg. ~ tag. Meknes, Arthur. Lg. lioneellore, 9lr Moen, Bart. Alemader, Maier-nreeral Rees D., Faq. Arbutheet, J. L. Edo. =Sr. Sir James Comm Barber, Captain Jame. X.C.B. Mang, T ., Lg., M.P. Makolmson, J., Esq. ,Deren. I. C. L, Lg. Machisenon, G. 0.. Esq. itates. Mafer-OesseraL C.B. Mackenzie, Right Hon. Holt Cse.oli, Sir If., Alderman Macgregor, Major R. 0. (*Min. John 0., Lg. Moore, J. A.. 11Wir Cangeon. P., Lg. Nesse, Sheffield, !w o n. casvlord. IL W. Pal., M.P. iebterd, Mr. Deputy Jaln a Lii. . c • Pollock, Gen. Slr G., C.C.S. Carr* Sir It. lisii.C.B. Palmer, lare. Ire j rs i q . . • Ceram% C., Lg. Pan, lii*eGea. Clerk, Matthew, Le. Peel, RW Be.. Sir Laurence Desk William Rm. Prescott, W. 0., 19 1- De Titre, J. D , r. i . Las, Mr. Alderman Dobree, Bonasoy, Esq. Ryan, the Ri Hon. Mr E. Ala ilotte. Lieut. -Oen. 8., C.B. Rothschild, Karoo, M.P. berth, Lieut. .Colonel W. Recorder of London f il l . =, Samuel, Esq., M.P. Salmaaes, Mr. Aldentian,3l.P. D. IL., Lai. =, Charles, Es q. Gordon. H. 0., L.I. W T., ilit .4 ll.P. filya, O. C. Li , H P. Smith, W Green, Richard Fey. , liandsmam ili n., Lg. • Gamey, Samuel, L. 4., Y. r. atm Maier-Oen. Okla, Rev. U. R. Moilisad. Celseel =poi, tir q* Ohnthe, D.C.B. . , P. D., Lg. , Wililega les., L.I. Hoe. Julia. M.P. TaI TIW IZ I L sim Usat Dmi.,C.B. I Lent -Colonel The, W. Lg., M.P. C. I'., Esq., Y.P. Taylor, litajor.Orti. er. Tomlin, Leg., M.P. Tether, Major. Den , C.D. rry. Thome., Lg. TWIN!, Lent 'Col. W. irktim. J. A. P., Lg. WDeg it. Alderman Laden, 4.701ime1 Wssein, Norman, Esq. lillesaird, Hoe. A., M.P. W Col. T. Lath, nit Peter, Aldsemas Willims It. Le. Lynch, Capt. More Kew, C.D. Ir ri tz l iby lleemey. Llfehild, Bev. J. • J. r•• rag. Mator-Centeral O. 11. 12131111111112. } li on. s ee .. ' T. TARRY WOODCOCK, Din o INDIAN MUTINY ULM FUND. THIRD REPORT. The thee bas now arrived when the General Committee desire le place before the public the remit of the proceeding. of the Jihad during the ye..., which coecleded on the list December Isas. Ti. presentation of this Report ha. been delayed under the limPrewlinn that it might fon. part of the proceedings In course he the winding.op of the Pond consequent upon the readution el theCoemittee, tho' on the Sl.t Ihirrober. PiLti, the minded.. hention of temporal, erne( ...id crow. But the proceedings of Le mil. committee sp...inted with that object bring not yet emeladed. the General ruminater consider It advisable to delo he the publication of their Aiusual Nepal. Ilhe Fear ILW, the bonne...l the Vona was conducted epee Le taw plan, and the i'ionmittces eve guided by the same principles which are f idly described In the Printed Report of lisle. The *eyeful Committer. hare bold meetings as follows; Omani Goannittee Si Relief ditto . ..... Annexe ditto Re Ladle: ditto Total --ID The financial proceedings of the land, from he 08WWWWW meat, are detailed la the I...lance Meet, dated the else Deenther, I'.. It is sulkient here to site that the balance to the credit of the fund ..n the :list December, 11.. L. was . Amt the rocript. In Itilli fr..n, sulecriptions, n• payment of loans, and inierrn on warlike, were 13,315 9 4 .0373,111 12 V The raid allinininterwi In 10.50 was'llB,lol 13 3 Expen.suf mruyrrwrol for date 1,404 17 7 Itinnituutot to CAlcutta in ditto.... 10,000 0 0 70,000 10 10 labour in England to credit on Slat December, DO* The correctness of the accounts wan certified by the Auditors ea the 31st of January of the pennant year, awl the l'ornraittas have reccivol a certificate from the Mel Omskler of t h e hank of ingtatol, that os the Slat December, 1740. Ihs Dank held Stuck to the ertvitt of the rand for afak,Sen The relie f mliatakesermi bunt the 0 0 111 , 1111111M1111111“ to the 314 Incerber, lath, by Ike Loaded' Lag Comm It k le, Is clamincd an Mims: EMHART eL3111116-11011100161 12 MOM 163 141 W :Widow. of 61 14110 I kph.o. of 16 14tto Wives of lAlto itelailves Thu 164.1641124 4.1.11ers 01 Widow., 116 167062 01 Soldkis 13 1121,1000..4 *nigher* 111 Piker 11:1611266 of 110141226 Loll.' 000140 tot elutilai 11114T41T 0010-1031111. 0,604 1 0 14.715 :1 5 £awU4 3.473 3 1 13,113 11 211911 9 2 12.269 Is a 147 0 0 1.100 11 9 01 1 10 lifll..ers - ts litho Relatives at, 111 t'lefl/ut+M .iig111;110 Oat.. \lls. of latlo 4.1 tirplima aij I but. Iklatlres of rnll CLAIIIIIIIII-4 14 Ivlllataa of all clams 1:1 Uitw Relatives of) 41111 NI I 5 I 1.7 7 1 7.819 9 3 ZOO U 0 4.1L81 14 404 10 8 . 1,170 0 0 1,017 7 7 'amid a Of she arvitaws of Lad sellers, 7t have boos presided tar Mlle. several inatitotiotte flamed la d tail. where *dr oda alarm Las boonrand f.er, sad tior la, titer mauler of Shen haw. been 41.01,44..111111 %1611..1 11 the Hoto.rary riecrtalariew, and by Members of the Relief and Wine conanitarei Import. are als o received of that proemM s mad eta 4.4=4 X*. Maw a. &Mien' Ihmehters' Ham M lamplesill loyal British Yemale Ogees Aq M DlMlllpiet St, I: Woods :k 4 IlinaitaMm. M Chordeleek, Dana le rouir,nt at ibutiturr.slth 1 .... All +Wald Maw. Maraarat-atrart i 111. Owe s Ind ,trial LOOS SAW. thaessel Lt. A. J. nei11..11 . • lastatatke at lUlmarae. bind 1 M.llary's Orphanage, Meth By cos rod all WAN lunalaelies hat sad latbrariel Ilaboal S - &I. flume" Illawlemeled I Total The avenue Wriest lee molt Aid, ealoalatad la Ma year 1111.1er rri1e!....1 . / £l5. . . _ 'nil) kr child hag died ameba the year Rte, sad that one net It. death by an occidental ettmessatawre. rm. n...matter Lace n. 4 foetal it to alter the views , tint ed ,n th. it •coutd Report. dated Maw 31, IMO, regarding emit. f..r ',rbst...l period. to the vari o us c la sses of enderers: and on the pnaciple, laid does Is that lassurt the I.dlowtss .I.vrs liar colatilikteti to receive allowances, the payment of which the I outaslttce have resolved to continue for • further peno.l of two years, I . to the end of the year MI, after which they will asAin be under consideratiott. - £9OYIIOI. 490 Widows of Soldiers. es %Vidor/a o 1 s..ltlitrit to Donmette unto.. 31± %Irk fields... 342 Female (Orphan. late lepliani at litdlttitlott. fa Female 1/rpii.lll.l at It... Motions. ttbloti•, eider,, and Mothers of Deceased ()facers and otlier• 0 Male thplians ot ilfhren. ei Female tiiphaaa 3hl Irivbl. •I m.tblient are Ala. receiving an allowance of 0.1 per diem f.tr twelve meths (non the date of their Admission on the testa., sink. in tin torantluie limy obtain remunerative employ • meat. iclien they eoubl be struck a before the eztotration of that p. nod Of All 04 N..vrulher last a Kaill-C3asinittae was appittlied to prepares general Vinton ial .tatentent, with their recummen• dationa tor OW imam distrilalti.Ml .4 the YIIII.I, anti the result of their deliberations 1. hiVcil in au Apt ;none to thLs Report The committee have tanitinuetl to receive constan. conimuni• Cation. from the lent Indian committees, and they have utrtioed especially r very bill and able report. sulteiltted by the Ker. (.. elouctt, (non Lahore. width dee:riles In every particular the proccellbigs uttli it I.'ontuilttee -v. By order of tIo ueurral t'omnOttre. 11. It Tak3113111N12.1. T PARRY W1.11.11111!uCK. No. Ty, 1 - amigo street. Y. C , S. 1100 &Lowe ' , Dent. boo 31,1330. iseolpl from To oasoont Tn loster,,t and prt.miums 1111,31/I If 10 To rrpoyasont of 1,....u5s for rolial 414,1111 la I '17,314 10 Toial 1,4 M 263,415 11 11 Tbe following detail describes the classes comprised la the above ellslereeet : _ Class L Widows of soldiers and seamen who lest their lives ides Me santiny In India. They have nn pension from the grarerimmit. The allowance from thin }tad will cease on re. marriage, we in event of misconduct. Class IL Widows of ditto under the same circumstances. hut 1/%0. Yawing obtained earplnynient, receive a smaller allowance. Moos 111. :ions of soldiers and seamen who hest their lives dur ing the mutiny. They am with their mothers. and receive from this fend a mall weekly allowance for their :maintenance snal education until they complete their thirteenth year. llama IV. Orphan daughters of waddlers and seamen, under the sum elrearnsteaces. They receive from this • small weekly allowance until they complete their fifteenth year. Class Y. Houma eoldiers and seamen who lout their lives during the esellity. The mothers of these boys, for the most part, are also dead. The nom are to he maintained at educational institu tion, at a cost of from 1:12 to 116 per annum, until they com plete their thirteenth year. Clam VI. Orphan daughters of soldiers and seamen, under the mine eircumatances. They have alit , for the most part, lost their mottiont They Iwo to bit imedmisland at educational Institutions atoll *b.l tothplolo thele Inontb year. Clam VII. Widows, sisters, and mothers of officers, clergymen, merchant., and came who loot Saki Hese during the =Ala. The foams of ewe Individual bee be.. owehdly °cashiered. In event of thetr powswilog 11ue mom of oopport,oullolloot peovhil..n boo he.. gas d% 001 l ids Isomioloob mom of edam lino heal =illestly to make ilmirlasouseadomto to their tt asad ttilllte. witi Clam VIII. Orphan sons of officers, clergymen, merchants, and others who lost their lives In consequence of the mutiny. Their utothers are aim dead Their means hare beets ivinal• shored, and have islet, supplemental from tide Valid sufficiently to maintain and educate them until they mantels their alt.seenth year. IX Orphan daughters of the game class of persons. They bare also lost their mothers. To them, wider shallar circuits. stances, an alleaeal, has lath made, for maintenance and ede• ratline, until they coniplete their eighteenth year after which the allowance will he reduced by let per cent., sod be then cab tinned until their marriage or death. them X. This clam comprises persona of each of the foregoing classes, whomc eases have been investigated by the Relief Com mittees at Vtleutta, ttuolay. and Lahore. The idleaelleee hove hers recommended by those committees on the same princlites which have guided the Loudon Conunittee. Every came has been reported by hem. to the London Committee, and the allowanceallowance*ruction.' t "Up tlis 29th of March last, at a meeting of the Special Corn twitter, the Hon. Secretaries were requested to make further calculations with a view to Incorporating with the fonwolug estimate of liabilities, such a provision us might seam declarable for the educatiou of orphan children of all dames, who, from their early age or other circumstances, had not beret Net under the notice if the 'manatee. la pursuance of these instructions, the lion. pre pared the following Schedulell, which was apple sod sanctioned by the upecial a n d General Committees on lbs and 42nd of May, lelf0: VI NG INEERING, SURVEYING, ARCHI- K 4 TEATURC, Re.— PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION given In SURVEY ISO, LeveUing, Civil Engineering, Architecture, Build. Eirsughtbig, Sleiteuring, Ratimating, Ere In • abort oninie, ea sodurate terms, Including Yield Work, Use of Inatrumonta, Itc—For prevalence apply by letter to E. L, 24, Ouildbird- Amt. Itueeell-ailliare, London. DAVIESONI3 EVERLASTING TEETH, of such exquisite beauty and etch admirable fit that nature appears to have male good the ravages of time, disease, or 'incident, at lea per tooth, which peon can only he exceeded by expensive mountings. D 11114014. 0 .6 Liquid Enamel, for stop ping decayed teeth without pain, is enamel white, and lasts for ever. Attendance from Ten till Six. 44d. West Strand, London, over the Electric Telegraph Office. Consultations free. Descrip tive pamphlets free by post, two stamps SCHEDULE R. . £093,423 11 11 intlrely Orphans. 13 Sons 11 °dicers, outfit, and) allowance, so toer,state ; A C 3,024 0 0 went 1U Daughters ditto D 2,177 10 0 23 Wow of soldier., outfit at g4eseli '7„7,' f 92 0 0 DI Daughters ditto, ) "r• at Lb each . ""* 0 0 9 Boys with relatives, outfit at at each D 311 0 0 U flirts ditto, at 136 each ..) 43 0 0 With Mothers Living. iwahans of &Actium 211 Boys at inatitutioes, out fit at At each ,; C 104 0 0 filrla ditto. at Afteach ) 210 0 0 Me boys with their istathars, ditto. at it each 3.5 u DirD ditto, at A 4 each 1,795 0 0 orphans of /Mons, Ac. 142 Boys whom mothers are Il ring. for4s of these it ,ys an outfit la calculated at V 6,905 0 0 AM each, and a small allowance for education ) • 12$ Girl& 1,11! Children. 16,4106 10 0 Total mailmem value of the ineut WlMlttln of the . ........ 1,270,1111 I II A and B comprise supplemental allowance.. which the Om.. mittee have granted to provide for the ed una Inn of orphans of officers and others ,the mothers being also dead , Included In Classes VIII. and IX. of the previous itchedule A, in addition to the mins therein detailed . those allowances will teams whoa Oho orphans 'ball have completed their .eventeenth year. The boys (for whom cadetships may probably beohWwd will bo provided with a sufficient outfit and pdassige to bulls. For each female orthan • small sum will be granted Mast salsa eightessprirs,aa an (mint in additton to their income referred to under Clam 11. , Schedule A. I' aud D c prise the orphan sons and daughters of soldlen and seamen the mothers being also dead, demand as Moe V. and VI. .4 Schedule A. and (or whom a small &Nadas will be granted es .o.talt, to enible them to so Into IMITVICO WINS they shall complete the ages of thirteen and sixteen years respec th ely. g comforters orphan children of soldiers 'the mothers being still alive and corresponds with Chimes 111. and IV. of Schedule A. For these also a small sum will be granted as outfit, at the ages of thirteen and silken years, when they will cease to he claimants On the Yund. ''' a *mall addition to the income derived from the Bennal Mill'ary lorphan or other hinds, to the lone of °Moen:and other* who lost their Urea during the mutiny. Their mothers are still alive. This aseletainee la prodded only In families in which the number of some Is :none than one. Thu following la an Estimate .1 the Assets 11 the Yowl : Barbi forward 5:271014 111 Illehals at the disposal of the caatral niondttes, luchn II ng Me balsom• of the Com. adtates at Lithium:pl. Id. air. and Bombay, on the JIM beaniber, Itlaa /364,410 8 11 Prolabla deduction.. from 11a. NSW In Schedule A. on aseauat of the remarriage of Mdoir e and the Yu:triage of bark orphan*. no r mtl eal by the atuarles 29,809 17 5 Vaasa of atmottlos to =Man' " trash m = the pnprolhe el Ildoldr A Ws bus *aimed le she lerrizstrit 0••••10110_ • • 7AS • 0 OusArdles sms So sollpos by Ma math, 1966 M II Total anal* 300.010 2 1 Ibl!rhed Winos le tend I — wesi77 4/0,000 0 11 Altea* IS OM appears WU ise nom at praamst nu the sae aide al Ye ftlatles, and a rl& ailllch Ls eat*. nutted Malan ha tal the what to brim' promi nently ha amen that Oils *peanut surplus le ouly obtained hy haft meal tar lie sum of Xle,floo 17. ,t o villa the rued Is dal liable, Imet width It may not he called upon to pay la aia mpacisai of Oa pendia' nrasarralla wa atdo. , , sad tho maellga of female orphemh awn oiabor W eietahity Or the charm of which ito correct eplealatkess eels bit land. Sebedebe A awl B, Mein keen eeeddered kg Bawd Bgeelel Bed Gegesei Oinsiattess, Wee bees adepled es bb egemeliik an gegmees, falba. dee degleg kbe r re= we be wend. el lemma gullet taring teroilliatod coa Sid Demeiff d Ile • sorklies el Ike timerel Ceseeetlee, rrOURIBII3 &ad TRANICLUIRS, Vimitost to the 148. and ellhals, exposed to the ow and ark will lad 'skins ItOWL&Niti . 2IM a mad yafreahlan peoptialls• a~ptcloud of lanoor Lad low and Immodlately *w ig snotall. *pain nolo/of obaatieity and dale of 11 14. , bsear i TTlV 111:e d p u t l 'es sift a. waft en of bowl, and di WOE, le mem at unn. gebea ad as *lam tuvir lons b y ortionn mid. Priam& IA end an et pir bottlr Sold by A //0,- sad nonz isaig luills= and by abontata as/ pew Nem. dot THE VOLUNTEER SHAM FIGHT.—We are autho rised to state that the northern slope of Bickley-park, which commands a gosh view of the scene of the volunteer sham light on Satunlav next, will be thrown open to the public by Mr. Dent. The entrance will be on the public road from Bromley to rhiselhuist, about a mile from Southls,rough road station on the Mid Kent Railway. The trains will run through hum London-bridge and Pimlioo stations without staffing. TUE LADIES AND Till VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. —A day or two since a lady, in deep mourning, welted ups Mr. John Audio, the treasurer of the Raged's r , k district for the "North Middlesex" (St. Pancras) and stated that she had observed the steady and at tentive (seediest of the effectives of the above corps on their pump to and from the Regent's-park barracks fur the pur poses of drill, awl she considereil it the duty of every one to coetribute towards the support of such a noble institution as that of the Rifle Volunteers. The lady then handed the treasurer • dousition, with the further instruction that her name was to be registered as an annual subscriber or hono• retry member of the " North Middlesex Rifles." On in oaring the lady's same and Wilms it turned out that the benefactress was no other than Lady Franklin, the widow and relict of the late lamented Sir John Franklin, the Arctic voyager. Lady Franklin is not the only patriotic lady of distinction who has contributed to the above corps. Miss Burdett routts, and one or two other ladies of stand ing, have subscribed, and it is rumoured that a ladies com mittee is steed, to be formed for the purpose of presenting the corps with sums embroidered flags or some other tokens of respect and ioludistioo. Another remarkable instenne— am showing the popularity of the movement in the district— ie the following. A young lady waited also upon Mr. Am, tie, at US residence, 2e, Gloucester-red, and left in a let ter, be being from home at the time, the snm if lf. Ile lid., the letter, which was dated " Vktoria-whad, Camden town," slating that it was the proceeds of a subscription of pence need up by children of the neighbourhood, in aid of the objects of the St. Nacres (North Middlesex) Rifle Volunteers. These examples speak volumes as to public feeling, aid are redly worthy of emulation. THE GREAT NATIONAL Ram SHOW AT THE On eTAL Roue& —This bountiful show will be held to morrow, the 12th inst. It will contain upwards of 5,001 cut roses, together with a large number of roses in pots, comprising many new varieties sent by all the best growers in the eountry. It will be the largest collection of roses WA has ever been brought together in any show ; mid wham to all this is added the advantage that such a show meter from being held in a build* so suited foe the de i Ow of Swam it canuot tail to be Way ottsadivo. ~ . 1 h• were elliesind trithajodp• far the Mal trial : - hand, Mr. John Peel leader ; the Cylarthfa ~ ~ bend; ler. E. Livesey conductor; the Witney (Oxon) band, Mr. J: Crawford conshictor ; the Bellaire (Yorkshire) band, Mr. Biabard Sid* conductor, Mr. W. Turner leader ; the Blackdyke Mllh(Yorkshire) band, Mr. 13. Loagbottom con duCtor, Mr. T Galloway leader ; tbeChesterfiski band, Mr. H. Slack condoetoe; the Achrington band, Mr. R. Barnes leader ; the Hohnfirth Temperance band, Mr. Wm. Roberts muleteers ; the Stanhope band, Mr. R. be Loy conductor; the Darlington Sax Hbru hind, Mr. Henry Monett con• doctor ; the Sbleybridge band, Mr. J. Melling conductor ; the I)eigbton (Yorkshire) band, Mr. P. Robinson leader. The united judges, having heard these bands, retired to consider their opinion, and, after a deliberation of about an hour, they pronounced the following de cision :—First prize, consisting of 40f. in money, toge ther with • splendid cup for the bandmaster, and a magnificent Champion centre bass in E fiat, value :15 guineas presented by Mr. H. Distin, to the Black dyke Mills band. This is a private band, maintained, we understand, at the expense of Messrs. J. Foster and Sons. Second prise, 25/. to the Saltaire band, also a private band. Thirst prize, 15/., to the Cyfarthfa (Welsh) band, maintained by Messrs. Crawahay, the large nor:masters. Fourth prize, 10/., to the Darlington Sax Horn band. Fifth prise, U., to the Dewsbury band. At three o'clock all the bands assembled in the Handel orchestra, and performed the following pieces : Rule Britan nia; the Hallelujah Chorus, from Handel ; Wedding March, Idendelsaohn ; Haysin's chorus, " Heavens are tell. 'itlg ; • ' - end "God save the Queen." The united bands wereconducted by Mr. Enderby Jackson, of Hull, to whose activity and skill the success of the entire proceeding as • musical display is mainly to be attributed. As has been already observed, there was a very fair attendance on the part of the public, but not to the extent which might have been supposed on so novel an omasion. The coldness of the day and its threatening aspect no doubt kept many away who would otherwise have been present. As the contest, however, is to be continued this day, and the euecessful bonds (with the exception of the Saltaire) are entitled to contend fur the asklitional prizes, and as it is moreover to be a shilling day, greater numbers will avail themselves of the opportunity to be present at so interesting and so ori ginel • competition. ROYAL ARRIMILTURAL SOCIETY. . • . . rANTERBUItY, TUDIDAT. The proceed, of the ogtrance fen to the show yard vesterday have astonished enaiaj of the sanguine promoters of this year's meeting. The entire sum taken at the doors (notwithstandipg that4a-lkl. was charged for admission to the grenade, and • wool fee of ss. for entrance to the cattle depeetnient) only amounted to 2151., while at War wick, s.r, the find day's receipts exceeded 1,4001. Tirday. toyer, there was a fair attendance, embracing most of th leading families of the county, and visitors from all parts of England. One uniform char,, , e of now admits to every part of the exhibition. Independently of any further awards, but for the purpose of displaying the powers of steam-ploughing, and bringing than prominently before the public to-day, some trials again took place of implements. The grand ploughing . match. however, in which the attention of the entire . county of Kent is just now concentrated, is the leading topic of conversation, even in the cattle-yard. The field on which this local wilte d. is to take place to-morrow (Wednealay) is a very large piece of tableland on the top of a hill that has beau mowed this year. It is • very old sour swan! that has not been well farmed or ploughed for very many years past. This will prove a very severe test for the ploughs. • HEALTH OF Lownow.—The weekly Mutt of the Registrar-General shows a very satisfactory decrease in the deaths for the week that sled lag. Saturday. The total number was 919; that of the previteur .week 1,001. For the corresponding weeks in the ten yam 1850-59, the ave rage number, after correction for Mere'se of population, is 1,115. The deaths in last week were therefore lets by 196 than they would have been according to the average rate of mortality in the first week of July. Summer weather has not been without good effect in the improvement of the public health. There were 17 deaths from smallpox in the week. The number is not great, and it is not drawn spe daily from any quarter of the metropolis. There were 46 from measles, which at present prevails more than any other aymotie disease. Of 33 from scarlatina, 4 occurred in St. Clement Danes, sad 3 in Hampton'. Twelve death. were caused by dierrhus, and 1 by cholera, which occurred to a gentleman in Albert-square, Claphantroad, after six days illness. A case of manslaughter wax returned, and 4of infanticide; also 12 of suicide. A lunatic was sect &Welly choked by food. Two children were fatally scalded; 3 deaths occurred from burns, one of which was that of • child whose clothes caught Are. Last week the births of 879 boys and 788 girls, in all 1,667 children, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1850-59 the average number was LW. BRUTAL MURDZR.—BARNARD CAlffL/L MONDAY NtosT.- -This quiet South Durham market town has been kept in the wildcat excitement all day, by the alarm con sequent upon • brutal murder committed here last night, and the flight of the murderer, Thomas Dixon, • sawyer, was employed on the South Durham LRMIAbe Unica Railway works, and lived with a woman Lamed Mary Ann Wilson, reputed to be has wife, in a ley neighbourhood, called Galante, His niece lived with them. Saturday was the "pay " on the line, and after receiving his wages Dixon and the woman Wilson were chinking all night. On returning to their dwelling on Sunday morning Wilson quarrelled with the niece about household matters, and Dixon afterwards left the house. Upon re turning in the afternoon, and still finding them quarrelling, he caught up a large poker, and said bloat he would aeon settle it. He felled Wilson to the grafted with this deadly bludgeon, and then kicked her. The niece ran for help, and upon returning with some neighbours, Dixon was observed flying from the town. They found the un fortunate woman Wilson lying in a pool of blood quite dead, and fearfully beaten and injured about the head. The police, upon learning of the murder, scoured the distriot, but were not able to capture Dixon that eight. He was seen this morning to approach the town, but upon bei uoticed, he fled to the hills again. Intelligence has ju st reached here that he has been apprehended to-night by the Greta-bridge policeman at his mother's house in the village of Itrigual. Tire inquest on the body of the unfortunate woman is being held to-night. FATAL BLAST FURNACE EXPLOSION. —A terrific explosion happened on Sunday afternoon at one of the blast furnaces of Bilaton, near Wolverhampton, belonging to the Messrs. Hickman. The explosion was occasioned by an escape amongst this molten metal of cold water from the water chamber of onset the terrines. The keeper of the furnaces hail delayed "tapping" until the metal boiled up to a level with the taryeres, when the water flowing out among the fluid metal there was such a rapid genera tion of steam that nearly the whole five tons of mitten iron was drives oat at the tapping place. Close against the tapping place Patclek Dillon, aged about 30, ad 4.6111.11 Ii Glyn aged Ilk wee at work, and were literally buried beneath the bureau; metal. When liberated it was evident that their lives could not be saved. They were taken to the South Staffordshire hospital and died there during the agidde wn sight t . n a t bo ' l r t 4 i ppened, t t k ik e : Par ,.. 7 d as tke H else e Llt Ul'ACea. b. ther w l d ' arn y , h ' i h w n. n .7_ , se lect . ve rte re th l ni y e ed of na hoar before the accident happened that his furnace was ready to be tapped. CILICKIR.--GINTLIMEN r. PLAY gRK. —This match was seamed d L ar de i , yesterday, and when the stumps were drawn thecae° stood as follows Myers—let tunings, 94 ; Osntionine—led limier, 11? . The play will, be cons mood this more*, at 11 oclock. mß6,l64Cart,.gcoarnin47l•.:3;Pdia.ltruca.bygoaa--ismegsliamar-T. jusiceess.LAT-Ciaso_zwAtrink.l7_4oo4AS.—Z.wp...tmany. . .—. D. Barges, Jan., Raid, Bristol. Jm. Lloyd, Esq., Birmingham. Peter. itl i oL m ßral im Sir J. Pazton, 31,P., elude- Janie worth. . Francis J. Beldam, Esq. George Pearce, FAN. Francis Fox, Re J. ph Pease, Esq., Darlington. Richard Fry, R eq., Liverpool. Henry Start. Dm. Wm. Omni, Esq., Portsmouth. J. Ingram Travers, req. George Harker, Nip. Joscpii Underwood, Esq. Fraser B. Ilenahaw, Eq. °corm: Vaughan, EN. Henry Rabbet Eft... LI-DatllCToas (by rotation , . Mr Benjamin HSWIII, K.C.R. 1 joint Laurence, Esq. William .1. Leacher, Mg: PIinIICIAII—Dr. Fox, NI fiumagoe—John Hilton, Kai.. I. aloucrrona—Mesars. Amorg, SO, New Bmatlatent. . Ls., No. 10, New Broad.streeS. Travers and amlth, No. ADVANTAGE:4 OTASNEti Economical management, no no commtaatost allowed, INO WITH THIA SOCIETY. *ld watt being employed, and The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of the premiums of Memben of Mee yeare' standing or upernic The guarantee of en accumulated foul exceeding atioo,ooo A gross annual Inman. of Wring Its existence the Society has paid In claims, without a single instance of dispose And has returned to members% reduction of their Automat premiums The sums assured I y existing policies exceed Yor the year ending the 4lh April, 1601, an abatement has been declared at the rate i 4 61 per cent. Prospectuses, Copies of Annual Accouute, and full particulars n 7ul74, th l t s a i4D. led aPPlic4tl" l6lll' MARSHAL Actuary. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established in 1707. 70, Lorubardstrost, City, aad 57. Clntring-cross. Westminster. OoMMus L Ceope, Seq. Henry Lancelot Holland, Hey. 33ham UsMon, D.C.L., F.ILB. William James lanusater,Fay. John Di" Say. John Labloglt, Msg., P.L.O Jim. A Gunton, M.D., F. 1.11, Benjamin Shaw, ket ns, Edward Hawkine, jun., Fag. Matthew Whiting. . Kirkman D. limigiinn, Zsg.,ILP. M. Wyvill, Jon., Esq., .P. This Ussaserapallen oongisils security. liwiani*Mailes at Prentherrwith participation 43 four.filiths or eighty per cent. a the Profits. Low Rates without participation in Profits. LOA NA in connexion with Life Assurance .41 approved security, In 4111114 4.1 not less than £5OO. 84PNI , A .1 1161.—A1l Policiea effected prior to the I.tt July, 1101. "a the &Niue Seale of Premium, vW 'participate In the unit Irtvlelou of Profile. - Rollin TUNERS.. Secretary aml Actuary. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by the LONDON INVBSTMANT OUMPANY (Umitml`, Ma. Moorgateetreet, on deposit of dead% bllis of We, or other ap proved security, repayable by may instalments. Depositors allowed 6 pur cent. on all amounts above a. Capital, &MAO% In shares of ZIO and a each. Prospectuses and forms sent tree an applications ANDREW JAY'S 110131 t. Managing Director. CALAMITOUS FIRE. WINDINO•t'P SALE of Messrs. BEECH and BERRALL'S COSTLY STOCK of ELM. OANT and t'AKYI'L SILKS, MA NTLEi, SHAWLS, DEKAIKS. !RPM and TABLE LINENS, Meetings, Ac.: RIBBONS, LACE, HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARASOLS, and Tarbes Nancy Ownla, Ic., at a FURTHER and LAST REDUCTION al Prices, ante cedent to the workmen entering the piendass to stake the ex. tenelve alterations and other Improvements rendered abolition requisite by the late LAMENTABLE VIRE N.D.THIS GENUINE SALE bang for ► LIMITED PERIOD ONLY, Ladles ars earnestly solicited to pay an early visit on this welt:dint The Be. Hive, all and 84, Zdyware.roed, W. July, 1881). BEECH and BIJULALL, Proper.lora MODERATE PRICES with GENERAL EXCELLENCIL E.MOSES and SON can confidently assert that they poems. ailvantages and facilities which are gotta beyond the reach of any other House in the Trade, and are thereby enabled to offer • BEALL V GISH) ARTICLE at • VERY LOW PRICE. The meet skilful Cutters an. employed, sod dura bility of material and worknianilitp may he relied Go. THE IiEsPoKE TAIUMING DEPARTMENT Is almost daily replenished from the Met Home and Foreign Markets. THE READY•MADE CLOTHINO DEPARTMENTS are fur- Malted with an immense assortment of goods for all times and all occupations also a great variety of Clothing for Juveniles et all ages. THE HOSIERY and DRAPERY. HAT and CAP, sad BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS, contain a carefully... dieted stook of the heat 61 . 14 summit Manufacture.. _ . si.uut my article not be approved of, it %ill be ex changed, or the money returned. Corner of NI NORIO; and ALDGATE, and Corner of NSW OXYOSISITASET, ead tiART.BTRE6T. MUSIC for SCHOOLS and the COLONIES, &o. —The 11130th ZdItIoe.—HAMILTON'S IMMESH IN STRUCTIONS for the PIANOFORTE, is. ; Hamiltons Modem Imitructions for Sheeny, Isth Edition, Se.: Hamilton's Dictionary of 1,501.1 ShiaMal Teruo, hist edition. le. Clerke's (Witchlam of the Rudiments of Music. 6thd edition, le.—N.H. Oral's and mast free. a (Mtaloigne of New School Music ; also a List of New and Second hand Pieuofortes. London Rohert Cisks and Co., 6, New Burlington street, W. ; and of all musiesellers and booksellers. GRATIS ioN APPLICATION OR PORT FREE Present Seasn. orottaining The tirowth of an Important Bnuieh of BettWi Industry," with rules for nalf.massurentent, and list of Priciest Alan just published; au elaborate plan of their City Preather. . _ . Corner of MI NORI ES and ALDGATIE and Corner of NEW OXFORD-STREET sad HAIT-11TICEET, also Bradford and !Mellish', Yorkshire. SYDENHAM TROUSERS, 17e. 61., the crow - nod result of consummated frootrails, in the choicest fancy doeskins of this essoun, marvellous for the race of mans. batwing taste sad shill. Walstcoat to match. So thoolan Cook No.—autura, AROTAN..I/3, tk Ludgate-MX SIINSHINE and showers—on rsee-oourse, alaipa or railway, or ana.heachuire the light, Wad boailltitliptintahed ALPACA PA --req LlSTirr.4 and OVKILCOAT t, A, a arlwyjrattrra and Lud gat &Rape,e .hill. at leg and 19t. 04L—Ilada by BAIMIL swim le, YDEN HAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 245. ; Bekaa Uniforms. from Kw —llade only b IiAIIUEL BILOTHIRS, fY, LudpMe•hUL QYDIIN HAM DAILY NEGLIGU COAT, 1.3 17s. W., newest II slum. Mule only by autusi sionms, se, unlvtit-hill- RUPTURE S. —Fly Royal Letters Patent. WHITrd 1100-MAIN LIVID& 'TIMM Iperheted end exhibited in We NzWUlou, loll; Is allowed by upwards of WO medicsl gentlemen to be the most effective Invention In the cura tive treatawnt of 11101141 A. The ow of a steel spring, so often *Wel In Its Whale. is here avoided : • soh Ikuulas• being wore rested the body. while the requisite resisting power Is supplied by the VW MAIN PAD and PATENT LE% ; Attic; with no such aur and dowser that It cannot 1.0 ,kautak and sp he worn during sleep. A dsecdptliu eircullu• way be W. the Truss forwarded by post. on the clretunfennes W the body two Wass below the hive being seal to the water, Yr. WHIT; Piccadilly. Au Usabilieal Trees ea Wes WWI via cep* sod • ttwale to welt twos ladles. STEVENS and SON, 78, Bishopsgate-Street Wiltda—BlNlo4 imported under the new tariff. Claret, pred,llos. ; Algg saperlor, tea. to Me. : Burgundy, Ns. Hermit. age, 30a Bouralllon, JO.: St. George, ISA per don.. Vlu Grave, ; Barre. 2.55. : Sauterne, 30a : Chablis. eoa : Sparkling Champagne, see.: luck, 30a per dua, bottlpigna packages Included. Term; cash. . _t Lit& THE BUT sad Offirana 001171LIS in lINGLAND an it au gimes fo be ciftnined of PRIMPS and Co., Ten 161Masta, Willitrastrest, City. (food strong usoM Osman Tie. It hi, 101, St, Ita. 4d., end ht. ; rich Souchong. Its. 11, In let, and 4s. To. and natureto the velum of 40s. tent carriage bee Ms say navy station or market town In England. A pries reirreat free. Saguia market prism An seeds eirriage free within eight vanes el the Clty. - ..htd OAITTION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN vv reoestinand the public to have the Csrat Odd stated on the Invelett—. Me Gold and Pure Gold." as applied to Jewellery. =a delusion. WATHERSTON and lIROGDZICS .GOLD NIL and all articles manufactured by Om. me sold upon this prbsclple, and at the saatoulactarere prim Mmodaetory, 16, Reariettosetteet, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains sad Jewellery tor la. each.—N. This esishedunent cleees at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays M L pLATIL—It ICH ABD ATIIMBOROUGH, gs, Oarrd4Wook Spilis bast Loarksuarals wrought SUM= SPOONS and TOW as under : le pattern. Intim. , Queen • 1 r oz per a. . 6 d.l oz co. ,1 La. d. I in. b us. it a. d. 30rd.11 0010rd. 1 14 6 OeOrd.lo 00 to 7 4 7, 8 0 1 1 :18 , i s 747 1 1 $B 4 11 1 1 00 6 0 77 0 60 10 7 101 8 141 CU 8 0 410 0 uts 14 8 0. 6 12 0 in - a Bios - crtlkol If Do. Spoons. 111 Ti. Spoons. The other regulates for the rob", at proportionotoly low prices. llseehl.ltsu other woos and forks of any pattern, at 7s. per us. ELECTED SILVER SPOONS A-sID FORKS, warranted London nude and of a musk warier quality to that usually sold by - - 11 Tablp; am Sable Spoons Table Yorks Dessert fiponna „ Dent York, Tr *pow Fiddly. . Thread. 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