The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-10 00:00:00

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NOP" *OA ham Claim woo Omataik dirsit•?Jind CLIP. ad , straws Mledloopass sa the Ma mod Witt at every smooth ; tor ii s my mph Ado, ma Isobar billow al the IMO Oh OS Oli moth sad los Limp Omosaas sad. miibmoo , A im ortasy, by Or Aroma kayos kWh. so Os NO si evoy masl6-41W huller portkohos sim complays Moo, OS. LIMIIIIMMII46 I IOI. LO.. Las. d o ; 4 00014000. Smainekle. -..:-------- DVITXRDAM and the ItIfINE.--REDUC. pa YVON of I/M-1U Netharloado Sitomboignts . issarmiwintle steams ILITAVLII. Oweda . ire We Wet Madura, IVIGSY SUNDAY at 11 o' 0......di5h0l of les Dia am. irate tsat PasoivrabainuateMatesa. tam : abloom, 41 fa ~ ices oabb4 Um. : rotors Sokoto --- tt m a Dro and &Ult.—Airy at CHAP/nye u n i vari w eleal 51ie5....... Ws .: to r GI VIII, muy. Ur” Ad Co., £l4. Dasstaawboaaa, el 4.1021.1 c. BRUlat.—Lareot Route to Hanover, Baer ibee oneen Gotoany.—Tio Noth Gomm Lloyds so SO doe Mew Mona AM.= Caplan F. MINDS:KW. pass dooslikul too liorsdrilows on SIMIODAY. Os IBM m fursdocr prointorb at it no, wham al Brunswick se, tmobron, Br onsussis, at notut—ross to Sol& : Warn din^ al IAI 248 W. es ortoPill agav, WMI =lOl4- 11, Domitirstirsos, Ilk lonstiOrbill. IBA L ----- TIANTIC *ad GREAT WESTERN wtwAY. sena TO BONDHOLDER& hceeleredty eta th e teems ow which the MOOED MORR OW BONDS cd tbe PENNSYLVANLI sad RUM YORE BIG TEMA Uds Renew were treed to the public, the MST y e t i Rump 014 per ciet. ea the pow mount of these Beet Wok Ow. at the sites of Hewn L R. Batterthwalto CO., in per of the naderslgned esesry. when the bona draWl3 : PZIIIISYLVANL% DIVISION. is Sonde a 1,060 d‘,o4r4 each. 11. le. 30. 19, 100 134, 180, 187, DK 209, 210, 220 034, 183, NI 406, 40, 476 480, 610, 616, 619, 628, 014. en, 727, 736, 760, 715,10, 701, 834 US, t 73. 884, an, OA 20 Bonds of 100 dollars each. 164 116, lel, 10'3, 1030, 1066, 1164 1179, 1108, 1200, 1 2 27, lissom& 1303, 1407. 1414 1411 S&L NEN YOIIX le Beads of 1,00 dollars each. 100,19,111,9191 156, 117, let, 105, 217. so. 311, 00, 363. iec ?A Bonds 01 500 dollon each 103, 1435, 1448, 1464, 1490, 1500, 1584 15441, 1640, 1854, 1504, 1246 102, 1506 107, 160, 1604 lett 102. 1754 1710, 178.1, 1414 a Bac& of 100 damn each. F M as. 473. CIL 484. ISM 82 4 . ink 018, (112. 008, 79.11. 7111, kg. 8.2. 606. 914. 907, 1060, 1010. 1000. 11P7, 1184, 1200. MS, AA 12* 11.54, lief, 1297, 1208. 131 t, 1317, 1301. 1371. P W. COULIN, Notary Public. 11; Ilivadnceibmirect, Loodos. 01b July. 1086. a tIITER'S TELKORAM COMPANY ildmited). NORM IS MOT GIVEN, that the VIRST ORDINARY MURAL RIFTING of the Shareholders in this CompsWj will e Mid as XONDAT, the Rath last. at 111 o'clock noon the Laden Tama, Blhopegatestreet, London. for the re: lotiion ef IPS from the Direckes, the declaration rd a, SWIM, aM estkother business u may be broaght before It. batman is hereby forth , : tv r gie:. that on the , en:oblation of 0•• Ml:my bribmia, the will then be made special, Yr tlincipme al deciding opon t following resolution, rte. :- 11atratmee TI, la the Articles of AlOO ..os be altered. b) Lein eat the Wow* words, omanteasing in the ath line of :deate. 'and the he *scanty of shares in the Company.' " The trade bells MRMooed tram the 111111 imo the 11th re.—hy saner of the Dirertors, FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. 1, Royal Ihrbangaboildings, London, Joh 8, ISGS. THE LONDON, WINDSOR, and ORRIN wwe ROMS COMPAN Y (Ltedled). The LAST DAYS for Teething APPLICATIONS for SHARES male Compeer Till to Tn./31)AV nett, the Ilth but., for Lon -101. obi 12138 DAY, the 13th Inst., for the wan .—By Ws, OBOBGE LESLIE, a Sleboarion, Say S INS. tHI LIVRRPOOL and LONDON and GLOBS NU lad 1.111 DISIIKANCE COMPANY. lededke et duty eclto h. eet. per cent. The tell sad hems. le teasel at the 'ectics will be given to the Insured. JOHN ATKINS, Madera Secretary, Loudon. rf. CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE iii ENGLAND (Limned).laikeired=l lineal lestre ftilia /ZIP Mind Reserve laud nInCTOII The lieht Nam JAMES STUART D WORTLEY, Governor. IMN Lima. Esei ,lierchant,CinfeAnmayard, ) Deputy- Imi. 7NT DANIELL, Esq., London. ChM, Isq., london. Duatar, Isq , Oid Broadened, London. ) °°Ten".. Ilk In., Lloyds. lain, Isq. (Mews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), It; T. C. lialiburton, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Areciaties, London. Realean, Isq. (Mews. Young, Harrison , and Bevan OW* lar d the Thames and Mersey et toPorti% und. Wert lane, Esq. (Mews. Leos, Hanley, and CO.) I Narks, Yaq., London. =En.. J.P , Ruseellequare, London. Smith, Esq. (Mews. liaardl Smith and Co.), Branetreet ia l iu o7 Wdlnir„ lii.P.. Landon. Welmoriond, . (Director of the Royal Insurance Com '. Looks. Gret, ges., LS A., S I LL, Managing Director. 14•111/n. Ws and Nakermaa's hank (Limited). , and Smiths. allot a?ilonZLoodou, Dublin, and Ito branches la Ireland. Mace (Limited), London Liverpool, and Mon tane 1.100,001 600,400 2,4,000 70.00. Yaw Ifinrbes, Evans. and Co., Nichalas4ane, E.C. MINIM TILANSACTXD. " ` faun) negotudes loans for colonial and foreign go- CHlntnles In the financial arranguneats of British and other a TlikZadesacss to Corporations, Town Councils, and other alik *h hi** Law for Public Works. i s la la ths introduction 01 Industrial sad Commercial V- — ... 11 4 - 7! advancer spoil approved Stocks, Snares. Bonds. a ponr7lana upon ellebie Freehold an.l Lease- ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. kaisa.l7 nd 16 , Coonhill , June 16,1866. IBSOBD BY rine CREDIT FONCI ( ER and MOBILIER et mlted). 14111 dr smkroo 'NOLAND DEBENTUR Li ES yarn INTERMIT PAYABLE. QUARTERLY. Lill:Medan babe decided to isms Debenture Bonds of the ke the amount' and bearing interest as under, vis.: wines of 410, LSO, L. 50, LlOO, C 360, £3 OO, and 41,000, with dilles 'Bodied. INTEREST. he three yews 6 pa cent. per annum. doe Om years di .. ....he omen years Cow 4, pvtle gunne sad 1 ).. . = e nt r y:: arch each year, i a tiCt . Zane. ilohrti * Ve feature in the debentures issued by this Cow s their perfect security ; the amount of the capital ~_71 4413P , and uncalled, and the general Invested assets ,L,.wPany, as well as the large reserve Lund, affording the hat security to the Investor. wsns tablatures are issued payable to beater, and can there /6 Ample delivery from hand to hand, without endoree tad are free from any further damp duty. They are also , ameet the requirements of Troikas and deed o nly only, to be duly registered in the Company s nuses of the investors or their assigns. Id a of application can be obtained of the Secretary, be coensionleations mast be addressed.—B7 order of the ALFRED LOW E, (Margery. 17 sod 76. Cornhill, June It, non. DEPOSITS REVItIVED . CREDIT FONCIER BY and MOBILE= of ENGLAND (Lladeed). ht. RATES FOR MONE YON DEPOSIT. C lTrilireoriree MONEY ON DEPOSIT, In sue et 610 4 ... tctue at t undermentioned rater, trout Oda dui Nail t 71 LID PERIODS or 'Kneen days' Wire . In taentb's union .._ s per test. per maim Si per cent per ad min. ...San a antoglea and epee 6 months, A per cent per mt. I toeatlie sad op to so months si per due. pram. lintathe sod up to is mesas 12 nada* and op to ld menthe.— I per neat Per net "1.4 APPDeation ean be obtained of We socssiass. no sI easintonkutiona must be madman& ~, cyder el as Court, ALFRED LOWER asassasy. " I. Clanidd, Loaded, June 16. 1611. METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX, 1114,11AMATION COMPANY. incorporated by Apecief Ace of Parliuseat. tal AO, In 21,000 saip eartfloales Capi M AA OO M wish, to be hereafter divided into diens of Ale each. r ef on application, AS pet Ostltialill, with farther meant' .118 en allotment. and AM oa Ind October mash The enbanben will, In **change tor their Master alisement and Maher% receipt, receive 'alp certificates, Ida*. en W rong of the rem of 1110 (payable on 2nd October sa above) will be exchanged. ander the providcam of the Act of Perfliatent for nigistend shares of £lO, and the shareholders will be wanted la the books of the Company 112 In raped of each registered slam Saldeddl. The Right Hon. the UPI de Charles J. Labs* Bah Tebbe,. Joseph 8. Loader, Mg. O. iletateraooth. Beg., .11. P , The Boa. Henry W. Petra Member ot Bowen* Commit- Cot. Mr Willhaa smell. Bad, teas, ISM sod MIL C. 8., IC P., Memberot Sewage The Lord Blehard H. Browne. Committee, 1804. James Paiition Oarda i r. Major the Hon. S. P. Twebee. Meadoe J. W. Perry Watllaskm. Bac, Arhathnot ni =e, BaO, nrIMM. M.I. Sne G. W. Hamm Bq., C.M, de. IJ. Y. Bateman, Esq., C. 8., 1.R.8., &c. Carstrunio Curour—ho erre J. T. Way, Member el the 8.. al Commends on Myers. and d the Ida Boyd Comadlion on Bewago. SOWN. Yams. Glyn. littie, Canto, and Co. deem. foram a& Yea Sparrow. Totem% and Co. (Belhel. The llama lasi et esotteett sudlinsobas. The Haim Beak MasehaMe,. Ttiollaint of rret,. , _ . The win aim reale& J. Harbor eandy7aM. , Pelee The Nadharn , BeMthet Co. (Barad))., Maws. Baatei:iiiii; Nortem, sad Co. Mora Wise sad Ito& 1110E114. Meows. P. Commove and Co. Messrs. Barstow and Co. SIMITAIT (moms).—Water A. Michael, lag. Onion-M. llnadnadls4troet. The internatioual Ilnagoial Society ere authelised to receive sabscriptlons for the share capital of this Company, which has been incorporated by Special Act ot Parimunest, for lbs wpm of utWelog the wrap of the northern area of the . She comsat= of which his been granted to Meeina nbstr rprei l . The . and Wipe. coacession from the Metropolitan Beard at Werke to Mews Winder end Hope as now confirmed by Act of ratrala ts mekedeled to the Act, and both may be to peered Qs alas ist the Company. The concession has been vested in the Comeay on condition of 11 lie Mount to Messrs Napier and Hops, - nadir the provi dess of the act, of 1.60000 lo fully paid-up shams of the Com pany, sad a small contingent centage of the net prate. The Cotloolllloll resins thaS In the opinion of tbe Board, the works proposal by Messs itter end Hope are .calculated to edict tie three Mowing otiles 'tamely : 1. To direst theeswage from the Manna I. To ic oder it innocuous, by its application to growing mom. & To realise lbe greatest money value of she manure can. Mined in IR The fret article coulees upon Messrs. Napier end Hope " the absolute end exclusive tight to and property in the sewage." for a period of M years from the pawithe id the act. but makes the following vielos in reference to the application of the net profits runitfag from the scheme after the expiration of four years from the peados of the act. Previous to the expira tion of that period all the profit roman' to the Company. Alter deduction of the anneal charge for " snowy borrowed." and of working and adabliatiment esposses' the set proat AM IN apidiea.. lat to ygment of interest at Ave per coat p.r ammo oa the than Ind. le paymen Bo ard equal Moieties to the sharehold r r. and the Ilatropotttan et the further pinata up to It per cent ltd. In division et pronto a:reeding It per teat and utlolt per cent. between tbeabarelan lt dera sad the earepalltea In Ito pro at one-loartb to the forma; and ibreotoortha to the Yqr. . - 4411. After 26 per rest, the division again to become equal. The object of these stipulations is, that while the Metropolitan Board are vietnally to receive half the month yet that, in order to glee a greater security, and therefore greater value to the Mares, the skareholders are to have a preference to the extent of a per cent., which is made good to the Metropolitan board between the points of lb and 25 per mat, at which latter point each party receives 121 per cent., sad the division is thee con tinued equally. Mae, the Share Capital of the Ouwpaay derives the edvaatage of the entire capitot approaching three millions sterling. expended by the Board se the oral side of the Thames. for the collection of the sewage at the point of its delivery to the Company. At the expiration of 34 years the Board have the right, on giving two years' notice, to require a revision by arbitration of the them apportionment of pronto. The conesseloo stipulates for the construction of a circular brick advert, 9 feet 6 inches in diameter, shown by the red line ea the map accompanying the prospectus and running from the Northers Omfall trine to the but lloam el Mem and further, tar the reclamation of the tract of foreshore and sand coloure d ICI V01:11 the map !about 7,000 ace' The intention being to the lands in the district* Ostrow% whirls the culvert woes, and to utilise the surplus upon the reclaimed land. A contract has been emend into with M. William Webster ((who has constructed more than oue.third of the Main Drenote Works of the monotone, Including the theemeas OutfaU), f r the construction of the works mentioned above, together with the necessary pumping stations. for the sum of L 1,6.63,449. To th e must be added the amount to he pail to Mown Napier and Hope in shares as before mentioned , the cost of land, engineer- Mg, parliamentary and lettal expenses, sum rinteedeuce, and management, together with interest at b per mut. per annum on the mita' during the cunstru Lou of the culvert, estimated at a total of £646,652. lit all, £2 400,000. The A. t sothoroes she Directors to raise the amount of £700,P00 In delimiter s, but of this, as above Mein, only £300,000 will in all probability be required. The Company have the right of taking, without say payment. during the drat four years, as much of the sewage as they can utilise. Wren, this source an immediate retur . may be obtained, so that the return upon capital during construction should be much is • neat of the interest provided. On payment on the 2nd October next of the £lO per certificate then due, the certificates of 1100 will be enhanced for rtes. tared shares of £lO each- According to the calculations mad* the eventual revenue of the Company Is intimated at about A 720,01110, and the working expenses and management at £so,ooo. Applications In the annexed form should be left with the bankers, who will not, however, receive any applications unksi accompanied by a deposit of CA per certificate on the number of certificates applied tor. In mass where no allotment is roade the deposit will be retained I. full, sod should a smal:er number than Is applied foe be allotted the balance returnable to the applicant a ill be applied towards paymeut of the amount due on allotment. In cases where an allotment Is made. the drpcolt paid on application wW be liable to forfriturelf the balance due on allotment be not paid within the term need by the letter of allotment, and the allotment wall be liable to caacellation. Detault by subscriber@ in due payment of the din per scrip certi ficate, payable on lad October, Mb, will In like manner, render the scrip certificates subject to cancellation, and the amount theretofore paid thereon to forfeiture. Prospectuses awl forma of appl cation may be obtained from the hankers and brokers, and at the otlicee of the Company, No, to, Threadneedl►amt., LC., Landon. METROPOLIS SZWAGE . ANO . IIB9Iti RECLAMATION PORN OP APPLICATtoe FOR MAR IS, To be telt with the beaks. N 0... To thelirectors of the Metropolis Sewage and Sista RaeMeseta= Company. Gentlensen,—Having paid to the sum of A being deposit of tC per Certificate on Certificates, I request you to allot to me Certificates of 1001. each to the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Rectematlon Company, In conformity with the prospectus Mated by the International Flaancial Society (Liss tedl ; and I hereby agree to accept (subject In all respects to the terms of the said prospectus) such Certificates er any leas number that may be allotted a, me, and to limy the sum due on allotment thereof, at such times as may he fixed by the letter of shotment, and to pay the further sum of EIO per certificate on Dad October, ISM. I em, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Signature Dame in hill Addrem in tall Referents' Date MEMORANDUM ON TUE METROPOLIS SEWAGE AND 18eilig - c1,14 - A 7 riiii - 9 - 17e SM.& This scheme has for so looginM; s ......... pnbfc Interest and has been so fully diagnosed by the press. that It is unneces sary now to add more In justilicatlmi of the prolamin., than pre a very brief summery of the parliamentary proceeding- In relation to it, and an estimate of the profit likely to accrue to the shareholders. . . . It wee for the necessary powers to construct the works named In the 0 nee. sion that •ppliation was merle to Parliament , powers also being obtained for the reclamation of be Deng'e rats, and for the construction of the culvert shown by the blue line on the map, should It hereafter be deemed expedient fur ther to develop the operations of the Company. After the second reeding of the Atilt° the House of Commons, which was supported by to. Right Bon. Wm. Cowper, her aiest)'s first Carantimi~ of Works, It won, on the petition of the Corporation of the City of London, first sent befo e the Referees, that the engineering features of the •theme might be thoroughly sifted. They reported as follows : .• The Referees are of opinion that there are no objections in an engineering point of view, and that the estimate le sufficient." The 11.. ferees were M. D. Huard Esq., M.P. ; Sir William Gibson Craig, Hart. and Colonel Stuart, M.P. The proposed undertaking wee thea inquired Into by a Select Committee of the House, who received a special Instruction from the House to Inquire into the moat usofni and profitable means for disposing WI the metropolitan ammo on the north aide of the Thames." After a long and patient Inquiry, the Committee summed up their report as follows : upon the evidence, your Committee are of opinion that the scheme which bee been submitted to them la • useful and pro- Stable mode of applyiag tae sewage of the northern portion of the Metropolis, sod they have no mama to suppose that any mere useful or profitable lobos* amid be devised." The 1 onnoittee consisted of: The Judge-Advocate General, Mr. Taverner John Miller, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Paget, Dr. beady, Yr ficlateerbooti, Mr. Clay, Calmed Smyth, Mr. Knish; Xr. Turner. la the dketuision whkli woad on the presentation of the re port to the flouts, Sir None Grey sad Mr. Henley both ex pressed their approval of the theme. The 'scheme was agalm Inquired into vary fully bye committee of Xs House of horde. who:teethe hill posed through all the dif ferent Mans, sad beets( received the royal mast. is now an set cd parliament. sad bee booms low. Oa the division in the Hesse of Lords upon the third reeding.* peers voted In tavour of the Ml', and only t spinet It. his Royal Highness the Pratte of Wales being one of the 49, aad giving to this bill the count.- moue mad support of his Ina eons ever recorded in the House of 1 Ueda Of the vslue as • musare, Oen is, as staled la • Mediae mime urea published OM Time" BLOSSOM of HONEYSIJOKLE, delicate sod owns 6 perfume. extracted from the sowers, by INO 004NSLL sad Co. Perfumers to &N.H. the Princess of Wales. No. Lt. Three King-court, Lombard-atm& Loudon. TOURISTS and TRAVIrJAMRI‘, Visitors to the Seaside. and others exposed to the scorching nye of the sun mit heated partkies of duet, will find ROWLANDS' KALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion. the eland of languor sad relaxation. alaying all beet Vk i ri g latelity, and immediately affording the pleasing sensa tion attending removed elasticity and healthful state of the skis. preoloss, tan spots, pimples, duallea, end diam'oratiena are era dicated by Oa application, and glee Ware to a healthy purity and delkecy of complexion Price 4s. Id. and fa. ed. per bottle. gold by A. YOWL. NI) and SONS W. Rattoa.mrden ; and by Alta and prifunsara. Ask for "Rowlands' lialydor," sad beware of spumes and pigniciona artistes wader the name cd italidor." LONDON, MONDAY WISING, JULY 10, 1865. the sad March kith "no dispute." Themly emetics in regard to the sewage at Tendon being. se the " Timms " says, whether OM mho Is £4o6sr K Ma year. This latter Oche h the malaria d Bean Leith and the Corpontlosted Lathan for the sewage at bee shies of the ; or about KM,M, oaths mealy valence that ba cense sewage which has beams the properly of the Oesepthy Orpheus of their threemeat with Mews. Napier and Nom heti* Directors mothr alth these gentlemen In bellowing that this estimate is = il len e t,:ereZ:fis an w =i t at e stlr w or I h o the Di rnatied ra ail) feet 6: and by mama of the greater carrying power thee obtained, together with the MIMS at their disposal for the seines le the reserthire al the MeleepoUtan Board, theTni be enabled to utilise at treat 190,000,000 toes of sewage par annum and from thin they look for an eventual net profit to be divided with the Board of upwards of £660,000 a leer. The exordim° of forty years' application 01 sewage ithen pals ems sand, and other soils, near Edinburgh, and of levees; years upon various soils near Croydon. shows that when the Oaeopents operehtme are fully developed and in full working, the relearn treat the Company's own land should be not less than £210,0011,, and this would absorb Si mUlions of tor al sewage, leering id millions available to gale to the farmers sloes the line of culvert, whlch in the mem ratio et mine would produce not less than R 210,000 a year, a total of ilfie,ooo; arid tide ththre is slamelenly bone ov a lly% 41 6P•deace sad oPielthe of those meet elevensat with the geb- Jeet, and Is quite within the estimates gis.n la evidence Osten the Beams of Tantement One tanner, Mr. Winne, or theta Omodua, who terms MOD acres on the line of whet debt upon oath that he would be prepared to give timbers*, peg Ica to salt eissutitles of the sewage as it suted him to take—a value sheagly insisted op= by mum high iutthorttles; at stink Millionmite the early value of the whole would be so lees then thee Another neigh estimate MS* reelfgebie value of sews. winch hes bona Shea In *redeem by many gatherings, namely, one lea all reasi. would produce a:600,000 a year, so that Crerthatell Muni of £71111,014. 'mind at by Independent cal sallelenn it ea .gar es possible the mesa between them two 'ORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, 6 L•otr i p ai . LS DAY, 10 o'clock Am. Adiskidon, U. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, London. Private Boxes, 6a ; Itaserved flests, f. Ed.: Mats In the celebrates, la. HORSE SHOW AGRICULTURAL HALL, tondos. —Blood atallioms, Instisters, Ittalltoae, Ranters, Obvert sad Yarn Nooks, WSW Horses. Weignanarratal Cobs Pans of Peale' in Doulthe Harm" and Snennl Troikas in Nagle Hamm jp[aoßss SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, • Landow—THlS DAY.--liontars and pubs bawd as ad S o'clock ovary day. Admission, Is. g_ = ORSE SHOW.-AGRICULTURAL HALL Wiesen ScottLeh at the Mkt., 84. Lam Ascot Cap—Oareeteaue, dee, HORSE M SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL. eh RACING TROTTERS (EVERT ETENINO. Admission, Om ug. (By order) S. SIDER!. See. and Resseer. IMPERIAL MEROANTILIA CREDIT ASSOCIATION , Lbefled). 111 NERSSY WNW, thld the MOND ORDINARY MINNIAL AIMING et the Sharehohteee la Ws Aasocdallos will be held at the London Tavern, Illehostaateetreat, la the City of Landau, ea TIVIISDAY, the 13th day at July nett, at It o'otoeir at noes preelsely, for the maw of receiving the !rof the Illreetan sad Watemeet of ACcotinfa, of declaring lfridend, sad be weed perposea—By order of the Board, W. C. WINTERbOTION, Bacratery. 27, lambardeireet, London, June 36, 1863, THE JOLNT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY 6 and 7, Nicisoica-less, Lesbarcleirsei, Loaders. BUZZD APITAL.... ..... TWO I.ILLIONL AID UP MAW ROW AlO,OOO. M S Pt= OMS ILPICITVID lie=dosaal ai% 7 doge miler Ditto at la due scales egiccial Moe ice snap Aigeolied Wiled pielidc.. PAID UP THE PARKFIELD IRON COMPA]i T (Limited). Works already in full olierkbolL To be incorporated under the Companiee Act, 1888, whereby tlui liability of each Shareholder is strictly limited to the ambunt for which to actually subscribes. Capital £400,000, In 10.000 Shares of EU sash. • minimum dividend of re per cent. per =OM guaranieed for the Era three years. Deposit Al per share on applkatioa, and Le per share on allot ment. It to Dot Intended to all up more than GI6 per share, in instalments of gd. at intervals of not lees than three months. DIBIDLTOU. Thomas Banta*, lag. (Mason. Bantook and Co.), Wolver hampton. George Brockelbank. Eeq., Greenwich, Meder of the Pekoe' Fuel Company. The lion. R. Howellrowne, the Crouch Oak. Weybridge. Hoary Dean. Fog., it, Mincing-lane, Director of the Chartered Usa Company. J. C. Harvey, Am., fitokaupos-Trent, Ironmester. Michael Sevastopulo, Esq. (late Messrs. Ziztala and Co.), S• Pinsbury-cireua J. E. Tlbbd, E,q. (Wears. J. L Tibia and gons), Adamlremitt. Old broad-street. Joseph H. Tilden, Eaq., S , Cbrpstow.plaoe, Bayswater. (With power to add to their number.) liAiwirse Dimon& —Hoary J. Marten, Eaq., 16. Is* C.R., Parkfield-house. Wolverbaniptoa. BAMICIRS. London—The Agra and lEastermaa's Bank (Lim ted),ll6, Nicholas lane, E.C., and their blanche& Livemool—The Alliance Bank (Limited). Birmingham—lbe biriniasham Banking Company, Bminett'a hill. Bilaton—The 84efferdabire Joint Stock Bask (Limited). 31.0[11118. Leadon—Joshaa 8. Moore, Eaq., IT, Throgroortosetreei. Liverpool—Mesas. G. and T. Irvine, India-bnildinp. litaer—dainuti Parnyhoegh, Ike., SO, Ceaseless& Birmingham—John Smith, Eaq , Bennett's-kill; Heim Payne and Son, Bennettalill. Wolvertimuptea—fobs Underhill, Tao., Erehange-altambers. 301.1crroaa—Mears. Howard, Coltman, and Lowther, lel, lenchurchetreet. Artifefai—Jeares Weigh, Er. Moorgate-siresi - Fiecisraar—Joba B. Dickinson, Esq. Temporary Ultlces-I.le, Yeackurch.street, E.C. _ ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS, . . This Company I. formed for the parparof purchasing— Flntiy-1 he estates and extensive iron works and collieries known as " The Parkflehl Collieries and Iron Works, Stafford alure." Secondly—Certain forges and rolling mills contiguous thereto. The vendors have consented t. take a large portion of the pur chase money In shares, and for the first three years have teed a minimum net dividend of 71 per cent., such vidend being well secured. The bare icae of the vendors have also been secured by the Company for the management of the respective works daring the same period. On a calculation of the average cost of production for the last three years at these works it le believed that a net profit greedy In *seem of that guaranteed will be realised. The purchase is arranged to be completed on the 44th of July, so that the Company will eater immediately upon works in full operation, and will consequently be in receipt of dividends accroing from the day of the subecription of the necessary capital. A deposit of SI per than will be required to be paid to the Bank. non all applications, and upon allotment a further pay ment of SS per share on the number of shares allotted. If ne allotment be matte tbe &podia will be returned to foll. Prospectuses and keen of application for shares may be obtained of the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, and at the Temporary Mond the Company. ALL IRON WOR K. Tb 87..P4NCE.A1l IRON WORK COMPANY. -6idli i. - .. - 7.. - im: TO the ELECTORS of the CITY of LONDON. Gutrisitgit.—The old Parliament is dissolved—a new one is to be constructed—and you are now called upon to exercise the high and important prlellees of selecting the representatives of the greatest city in the world. We venture to Owe oar names on the list of compel tors for your suffrages, or rather for a reams' or cootinnation of them for we have this advantage over many candidates that we do not come before you as strangers. Our exertions in your interests during a long series of years are not naknown, nor have they been unrewarded. We are old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold oar fellownitisens outrageously overtaxed, we introduced a new melees, and raised the cry of "Economy and exoellenc• to happy combination." We have 'nod earnestly opposed and condemned all exorbitant claims upon the public purse, setting an example to others In the extreme moderation of every Bill presented by ourselves. nun not a stale Bill no presented has ever been objected to, or rejected, or amended. We have never disappointed our consti tuenta —we have never violated our ples —we have never neglected our duty. The improving state of our revenue from the continued and increased prosperity of our commercial rela tions, justifies us In promising to give our be t comideratlon to the poesibility of still further retrenchments of all demands upon the lucomes of our constitut n te. We are advocates for an ettendon of the suffrage, not " late rally" only, but in all directions. Our constituency has always been remarkably extensive—the largest in the kingdom— but we have no objection whatever tome it multiplied to any extent, and amongst all classes. We ever identity our own interests with those of the richest and the poorest of oar fellow. countrymen, add ere ready to *elk for all alike—tor both sexes and for ell ogee. We have coetinued to satisfy all parties with. oat addresaing ourselves exclualvely to any. With the a:menden of these s rlnciples, opinions, and promises, and with the mord grateful sense of past favours. We hare the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servants, L MOSES and SON. The committees of Z. 1108113 and BON siid;llylcOnlineen a.m. to pine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clothing Marta, at the Corner of Mooch* and Aldeate ; at the Corner of Hart-street and New Oxford-street ; and at the Corner of Totten ham-court-road and Huston-road ) where all classes, without &i -naction lOU meet with a cordial reception, and may coomsad a prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, es sod 67. 01701W4ITRI1T. Overcoats for sun, rain, and dad l6s. 6 i. to 361. Overcoats, WA-lined p a rk. 256.04. 414. gaits for business, the nd tourist Jackal in all the fashionable styles 2la. 3d. to aa tend/Ingham mutants In Vesetkins and cloths Vesta to Cash silks, wishing drills, die 74. ad. to 21a. Trousers fo aII faahioaada striae and ntaterals 13e. dd. to WA H YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPART, 68 and 67. OXVORD-BTRZET. No. L Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear. „ 2. Gentlemen's Onler Department „ & Boys' Clothing for Immediate wear. „ 4. Boy and Youths' Order Department. „ 5. Habit sad Livery Department. • & Hats and General Hosiery . 7. Travelling Clotting, Umbrellas, de. A spiern of quality and economy is strictly adhered to in all the above departments. Provincial Branches—Birmingham 21,21, and 23, Newatreet Leeds, et Briggate ; and Dewsbury, Westgate. TME/{T, YADADI of PETS ildiSlß IVIDY DAY HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loodos. NORIA SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Loados.—NUMY-1110.111r MUNTZWL QTODARE.—EGYPTIAN-HALL, THEATRII of KYFIRRY.—The saw and maivellons Ilhatons ; Ito lIIIITANTAXIOUS GROWTH of FIDWIR TIERS, and the MAL INDIA?? BASKET FIAT, as only performed by Colonel !Madan and WO Indian 111 sad introdsmd for the drat time In this country, by Colonel &came, on Easter Monday, April IT, lenb, ln Lis celebrated eotertainaneut of Magic and Ventriloquhm. 'EVERY NIGHT at Eight (Saturday included). mad special day tattoos on WRDNISDAY and SATUR DAY AIM NS, at Three. Admiation, Is. Area. 21.: Skile, D. Tickets at Mr. Ditched% ID, Old Bondratreet, and at , the Sox-ofllos, -hall, from 11 to I.—" The seutatioa ol . She masan."—Y 6dA" Punch," Jona a, 11161, Trio OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, 1. performed by MUNN Rumen, Tyrrell, Bedell, Flat mate),; M mem St. Sibyl; Orem Bas k & c ., with full band and chorus. 'Conducted by Mr. F. Jonghtnins. The Misses Tam and Sara Gunnies; Meows. Trolls and Dar* the frAIIBANS, end Mona. VALBKRT, the new French tenor.. Ms first appearance to thu 'country. THIS SIMS Utti, ai Med o Mock. CHEAP EDMON OP "THE DOCPOE'S WIIPE." Tn 1 voL, or. !No. Frontispiece, Viotti* Titlo-pige, cloth, price 6t., uniform with the Author's pow cake, THE DOCTOR 'S WIFE. By Author of "j.81:1 AUDLIT'S SEcitrr," &e. John Maxwell and Co., 124. Fleetatreet. DR. CULVERWELL ea MARRIAGE : IL ObXtlena Remises, sad Disappoints:ma/A, la Maas, Oarshfil ;or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, 2a.; Mew. Ala Ladles' das , llooders AA De. C.'s predrill:eat residence, A, Greet lestibarosidvatrad k ir. Also, the Post-sem arsad Tarklab Baths, la, dd. Marthes4e-Graad, B.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (ulna's TEMA/ AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JULY & The Abendpost (evening edition of the official Wiener Zeitung) denies the rumours current in reference to the ministerial crisis, and states that none of the resignations tendered by the former ministers have been accepted except that of Count Zichy. The same paper adds that the present mi nistry will remain in office until the conclusion of the financial debates in the Reicharath. CLOSING OF THE SPANISH CORTES. ➢[ADRID, JULY 9. The sittings of the Cortes will close on the 15th inst., after which date the moat important diplomatic nominations will be made. The disso klution of the Cortes will take place in September. THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, JOLT 7. The cholera is now dinsiniabing very sensibly. EARL RIISSZLLE REPLY TO MR. SZW.ULD. Earl Russell hu addressed the following des patch to Sir F. Bruce, with reference to Mr. Seward's despatch which we published on Thursday : MU RUBBZLL TO Bra F. BRIM& Foreign-office, July 6, 1865. Sir,—l have received and laid before the Queen your des patch of the 19th of June, with • copy of Mr. Seward's note oa the subject of the cessation of belligerent right'. Her Majesty's government are sorry to find that the reser vations and explanations which accompanied the orders of the 2nd of Jus fare deemed unacceptable by the govern. ment of the United States. Her Majesty's goveromeet did sot expect. indeed, that the United States, after the course they have hitherto taken, would now acknowledge that the origioal conesesion of belligerent rights wee either neces sary or just, or sanctioned by the law of nations. Her Ma jesty's government, however, having, io common with all the maritime powers of Europe, acknowledged the belli. went rights of blockade os the put of the United States, and having recognised the existence of • belligerent agaiost whom that right was exercised in conformity, as they are oonvinmd, with the law of nations and tee practice of centuries, could sot be expected on their part to shrink from the consequences of the course they had de liberately adopted. Her Majesty's government, therefore, considered that a due regard for tattoos! faith and honour required that any Confederate yawl of war called upon to depart from her Majesty'. ports, harbours, or waters should have the benefit of the twenty-kw hours' rule. But you will observe to Mr. Seward that this rule is then to be en forced for the last time. Consequently no Confederate yesesl of war, taking advantage of this rule, could ever again have the benefit of it. Her Majesty's government, have is a like spirit, allowed that Tommie lying in her Ma jesty's harbours or water, or which, during the space of • month, shalloomeinto these harbours or waters, shall be per mitted to disarm and assume a peaceful character. Other wise vessels at sea, ignorant of she termination of the war, might be drives without coals or sells to perish on the nsighbouriog rocks, or to founder at sea. Such inhospi tality would not beware the chsracter of the ratios for good faith and hamar. or for humanity. But you will ob serve that her Majesty's goveroment have instructed their authorities in distant ports distinctly to apprise the com mander of any such Confederate vessel, that he is to ex pect no further protection from her Majesty's government, except each as be may be entitled to is the ordinary course of the admioistratioo of the law in time of peace. The twenty-four hours' rule would not be applicable to such case. The goverment of the United Suttee will therefore be entitled to maintain that such vessels are forfeited, awl ought to be delivered to the United States upon reasonable application in ouch GYM mule. Only such application must be made good in a British court of law if the camel is found in British waters. In the case of • vessel captured at sea by a naval force of the United States, under what ever flsg, the claim ought to be made good in a court of law of the United States. Her Majesty's government will fur• ther illustrate their views en this bead by the ,inclosures to this despeteb.• Past of these ieclosures consist of des patches to and from Paris. Her Majesty's goy/menet never can admit that, is presence of a greet war which inter rupted and destroyed • friendly and useful commerce ex tending along 3,000 miles of the American coast —is war reducing great numbers of industrious families of both na tions to poverty, and affi;cting a whole continent—the governments of England and France should not, es far as possible, act to concert, in pursues°, not of any formsl engagement, but of • mutual understandiog. Her Majesty's governmeet, however, ore gratified to god that the United States no longer claim. the belligerent right to search British vessels, and that the normal relations of the two counttiee are practically returned to the °enclitics in which they stood before the civil war. Her Majesty's goverment trust that these explanations, founded upon views which her Majesty's government have maintained in a spirit of just neutrality, will prove to be favourable to the establishment of • lasting sad intimate friendship between the two natione.-1 am, kc., (Signed) Bosom. • Nos. 1,2, slina 4 to Nodk loosekon oorrespoodeoco. No. 10. OrinciaL .—The Queen has imbued her coop/ iflare to the Daum sod Chapter of Master, directing Use amnion at Dr. Jacobsen, Regis, Profaner of Divinity at Orbit& to the vacant we. Lord Loral is to bare one of the vacant green rinsed' of the Order of the Thistle. Lord Oranwerth, the sew Lard Chancellor, bee appointed Mr. Leshingtes, of the Chancery Her (cos el the Right Hon. S. Luslinsgtosi, to be hie Chief Illsorsiary; and Hr. Scott, of the Chaocery Bar (who was iewaserly Seers. tars to Lord Chelmsford), to be hie &mood flearrAary. The Hoe. B Wedebouse, now ilecood Seeretery at the Hague, hue speolated Seamid Beereenry to her Ilis. jetty's Pigsties at If Writ Be will be sooesided at the Eiger by Mr. Lava* sow hoped Bereetary at St. rateire. barg.—tgoerser.. DITAXPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.) - IMPRESS FROM PARIS. (nos ocra ors Patiii. BENDY Evans% Plombibres, and not Vichy, is the favoured watering place this year. All the elaborate news relative to the latter place given by Senator Gueronniere's journal, La France, last night was false ; and the less illustriously-edited journal, the Pairie, of the day before, was right. Their Ma jesties will leave for Fontainebleau on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning ; and from Fontaine bleau the Emperor will go to Plombihres. During his absence of a month the Empress and Imperial Prince will remain—not at St. Cloud, as the France said—but at Fontainebleau, and there weekly ministerial councils will beheld, the Em press presiding. Abd-el-Kader arrived at the Lyons Railway Sta tion at 6 bat evening. The Emir and his suite in four open caniages proceedschat once to the house taken for him, No. 17, Rue Lord Byrou—the same in which the Annamite Embassy resided. A good many people who knew that the ea Arab chieftain was expected watched for him from windows and balconies, and cheered him as he passed along. At 10 in the evening he appeared for a few minutes on the balcony of gibe handsome mansion in which he is lodged, and which looks over the Champs Elyedes. The Pays says the crowd at the railway station was " immense," and that it was only thanks to timely precautions that accidents were avoided. The France, an equally well-informed organ of public instruction, says that the people at the rail way station, who were "not numerous," saluted the Emir respectfully. These are the common materials from which a Paris correspondent has to write contemporary history. The loose habits of journalism, since the laws of 1852 deprived journalists of the sense of any responsibility except to their censors, are such that one can believe nothing that one does not actually see. Count de Montalembert has just come into poi. session of the papers of his old friend Father La cordlike, which are confided to him by the will of Abbd Perreyre, lately deceased, and who was the literary executor of the celebrated Dominican friar. One of the consequences of the Emperor's visit to Algiers has been to erect the see of Algiers into an archbishopric, and Mgr. Pavia, the new Bishop of Algiers, will have two bishops under him, one at I Oran and another at Constantine. A new oaf 6 concert in the style of those in the Champs laysrfes, was opened yesterday evening in the very centre of old Paris—on that green little peninsula on the Seine, which juts out from the Pont Neuf just behind t h e equestrian statue of Henry IV. The odd, in compliment to that popu lar sovereign, is called the " Vert Galant," which was one of his nicknames. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPF,RA. After the display and din of the grand operas, the " tragedies lyriques," to which imitate been so mach seem. tensed at both our Dollen OpereAmses this seems, the re vival of Donirettes charming Don Pasquak on Saturday was an agreeable change. The vein of light, simple, spark ling melody which rum through the piece, and is which the composer approaches nearer to Rossini sod Auber than in any of hie other operas except the Elias. &Amore, together with the gay and sprightly style of the little comedy, gave the performance a relish all the greater for its oontreet with the splendid and impo sing, though somewhat ponderosa, productions at present so much in vogue Don Pasquale, shelved for these three years, has now been reproduced under most favourable sir aumetanees. When last performed at Coyest Garden, Adelina Patti was, as now, the Norina, but otherwise the characters are differently and far mere efficiently sustained; iteneoni, who formerly played Doctor Malaise* now appearing foe the first time as Dan Pasquale, while the part of the Doctor was intrusted to Gassier ; sod Mario *gala had his old part of the young lover, Ernesto, instead of Hindi% Is the hands of this distinguished quartet the opera oeuld sot fail to be admirably performed ; more especially as they all seemed to play eon motor; entering into their parts with the utmost spirit, and apparently enjoying the amentatest they created as mach se the audience themselves. ildlle. Patti's rendering of the part of N orina eau most delightful, both la • magical sod dramatic point of view. Her amuloption, first, el the bashlul school-girl, la which she fasoiestes the amorous old geatlemao, and seat, of the termagant, in which she terrifies him, were equally happy ; sod her singing was perfeetioe. Mario', voice was &Woes. His impesiioned Diming of the " Sop* soave castes" in the first sot, brought d urn a bent of sp. please ; while the familiar bet never tisekoeyed "Corn' e gentil" was entered with the Mined mathusiams. To lawn to him was almost t r listen to the Mario of tweety years ago. The most remarkable circumstance of the even ing wee the assumption by Hameln of the part of Don Pasquale—a character intended by the dramatist sod eons. pease a:Drawly for Lablacbe, and in which he was without • rival. Roamoi, in this as in other ports, is the only legitimate successor of the greatest of buffos. On Saler- Clhissirpaseed himself, and kept the audience in roars of laughter. Somewhat broader in some particulars than that of Lablache, Itonoosi's readies of the character is the only one since the lac• of that nsver.to-be•foegottes artist that eon in any way be compared to it. The old maa's maw meat and terror when hie/week suddenly breaks out as • domineering vixen, and the burst of teen with which, after sulfating the iodigaity ri • slap cm the face, he exclaims : "Ala, E finito, Don Pasqnsk !" would be positively pathetic but for being so exquisitely ludicrous. Y. Gassier was excellest'as Doctor IG,lstesta ; and the whole performance, probably, has never been oo complete since the days when this opera used to bring to gether Orisi, Mario, Tambnrini, sod Lablache. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JOLT & In a congregation holden this morning at 10 o'clock, being the hid day of Trinity team, Abe following degrees were conferred : Idearsas or AlM—Rev. John Cearraway Holmes. Ifni. veroty College; Rev. William Faust.= Mores, Exeter College ; sod Rey. Samuel Booth, Brumes. College. BACHBLOR or Agra —Rev. Frederick R. Stammers, Qoesn's College. S. linincnin.—Rev. Frederick H. Stamm" Qoes's College. Beatniks or Music.—William Ransil, Christ Church. M.A., °OKRA:TIC Cause..—Rata. Charles T. Wilkioson, and Rev. Constantine Lugger*, Trinity Collage, Dublin. J. B. MILL FOR WESTMINSTER. TO THE IDITOI Or TIM 111XP11438. 81A,—Pets; itn7e again toOThroro the benefit of woo ho your .claw 1111 to add tie follow* manes to the 11111 Blostka Fond :-ILiss S. Y. Whms. 11. I.s. ; B. A. Hanks', 21. 2 s. ; O. 8., 21. 2e. ; Professor Ookiwin li. ; W. B. Newberry, 21. 2.5.; JAMMU Omoptsall. Pesi B . si 2t dooatioe, SOL ;B. W il son. Tie.. ;J. Marshall'. -;1. 21. B. ;K. Porter, 11.4.. IL 25.; Meow Elliott, 10a. ; Mr. Baydoe. ss. ; Klteltse„ fo. ; Oglias. 2s. 61.; Lionel Tensemobe, 31. ; Mr. Gres% 10..; Dr. Barest, B. 2s. ;J. 8.. , •; A Prised to Panty, 11. ; 111. O. Heil, Esq.. 5/. ; . ; J. W. Apollo, 106.; B. leDesuell. i 0,, !LLB., 21. 2s. ; F. Maass& IL S. ; B. Bryn" Isq., N. 2. ; &meet Osereseid, legs W. Taylor, loq.. ; Dr. llyzatos. 11. 10. ; W ald , 11.1. ; Ching. log., 21. 2s. ; Jeskyse, Bog.. 21.3.; Owl= LAW. ;P. Duff. las. id. ; Thar Lesko, BA}, 9L f. ; Oltertss Nightisgalo, NO, Pisseaddly, July 8. JAMBS MAL [TWOPENCE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATE NEWitAsisT ILKETING, AND Ham Fos Asumos AND STAMFORD. TO THE IDIOM 0/ TIM isms& Ms, —Robin Hood and Student signally defeated all the two yseraids that dared Je rear them at Now• market last week ; neverilleises, the performances of the latter were sot design monk to mass spswelatisa an the Derby to be more briskly conducted than it was apes the farthomniog elsatitme. There is tee dirt Bahia Heed beat Sender easily ; but whether 1t,.. herrn the Mae ribosd favourite csonot stay, or is still emir, are questions herd to amide, their solukisa not being misted is by the defeat at the sleeting of Bohr Heed by Mr. Pitt. However. to thew who maw the prellminery carers for the Barer Straw the overthrow of Lord Poremoath's eelt was so surprise, as be • erstiff sad short, and plainle err:raced the fact that i s tr d ee Envious races withio • week had stumped bin ap. no. mood was hard enough-although it serer very kad going behind the ditch--to do Sus ea Tuesday, sad limberly reduced , to the July Stakes brazing out so email a field, many colts of repute is is it paying forfeit at the last moment. That their Del g ry akar= are worth taking into corideration alter deoludits . midi a rick stake book-makers will get few to believe, Lord Le sad Baron Rothieehlld's Robin Hood being about all tit may eventually tarn op tramps—+d they may weir steel Stadeutt, if he has the luck to train es as, with Ina., he might do. The Goodwood Stakes sad Cep ,wees had sliglatly hdlueneed by the four dare proceedings • but Hey haw ranted the two-year-old .at dusk media with me little ins via be anxious te tee how Mr. Pitt, P leTnelitistateen,. and Student cat op spin in assepany strap to than. le the meantime, several miser ptherinp have to be got through, halfa donee being gar for the warrant week, and two of li_l_a_ar t Abingdon mad fliserced , amnia' some liter Abingdon They have always Ira popular w ith analtitude. mate so than the p sacral handicaps at Abra des are with wren and SUMS; the Berkshire Stakes haw * this rim so aseeplases of seta iediffereet horse mily, with Badaleigh roue the boaters. animal of the lot. There is a good entry fur the Thal Stakes, but with Queen of Tromp too fsratitiablo•lookisg fee many terries huger the Wm-quarter of a mile, sad if they are is eared with Discretion she will prevent many being wanted for the Craven Handier. thipuestaphiles is the best beer to the Irides Stakes, although be no so strangely at Newmarket that the 120 son. may not be good enough for him, as it might be his intestion to ply , Old Nick with the book maker some day when he art a certainty before kim—a countremation handicappers enact well assist is, however. after his good fourth en Janitor, Rorie, and Chibisa at Arent.. In the Nursery Plate them are two Worestee winners, Chicken Hazard and Life Goardamr, who will bar have to beware of Ptolemies Alder son ; and Mier - ate Wing arabilitir the Abingdon Stakes—vii., Ambition, Master Archie, Rua. tic, Fieurette, Its, and lima. This is a two-year-old nee, sad the mast vs/amble poise of the =sties ; nevertheless, neither Master Archie nor Rustic may show for it, the ap prrsace of Meurer& being also doubtful ; and as Arabitiou is disqualified from neraiag. lon will probably have only Tina to dieters him, she having to monde 2lb mad hr uses allowance. Stamford will follow Abingdoe, with two capital days' racing- the two miles and a quarter Bridals Handicap, worth .Lent 6001., sot being the only lodise is Thersy's lira. The weights for it are admirably ((so pus on the ' 'Admiral '' of handicap fame is intended) adjured, the recent performers of Bradamante furies her look now the better, for she takes a Sib penalty, sad Liaise (4 yrs, Set 101 b) is about the oily or the handicapper would probably like to put a little more weight ea. She ran reperahly at Carlisle with Oita additional on She beak and may jar about win this for Xr. Barber (who has also Huber nicely in), if lady Hylda mid Sister to the Drake are reeerved for the Goodwood Stakes, as I anticipate — is whir latter *vest old Marcia an d Raglan may give Helen the greatest amount of trouble. Cirri* Jiro'', Sisyphue, and Blackbird are all nicely weighed is the Borough is' Pia* Sisyphus also having the Westmorland Mate to look after, and very few to fear herald Principal and Troublesome. The Welland Stake I am in re dark about, when doubting whither Attaché will no ' • but it is easy to oome to re reclusicia that,Chibisa will win the 50 son. T. Y. C. Sweretakee it he is seat for it, Tippler for the Welter Cop being aloe as new a °utility as possible. The Durbiny stable have one or two other good rime before them, the Stampford St. Lew boast. lug their Siberia and Pantarou as the two best horses in it, after the shocking exhibitioa of King Ohmura at Aso* and of &sham at Stockbridge. Siberia can win the Three-year-old Biennial on the woad day besides this event, but may fled Lord Westmoreland's Auditor rue rather too stoutly for her in the Errs Stakes. wherein Celerrima is another to be feared. The Two-year old Bbneisi, is the certain .hence of Rustic, looks be tern liar sad Chilies. who were so close together at Ascot when the bitter was io rapt of 51h, this giving him slightly the worst of it now ; but what may start for the Stewards' or Chides Ctrs, with Goodwood se near at hand, is mere goeuwark, and I can only rune, with re fareoce to the brimmed, that Bells, Lady Bohm, Jack o'Laatero, and Lucy Loa& stare me as best iaMETEOR..-1 am, he., PONTEFRACT AND WEST RIDING YEVI'LNG. HOURS Arimco.—/babat4 I;;:tame ?Whew, Vaiseims Lady of Connie* Mackintosh, Xi. Club QIIIIMS. Brew, C 111•01019. Fitzroy, Dox, Fames, Castle Espie, Klasioska, Mild* Ceres, Bassoldby, Alfa, &sad, Wine, OrszyJsne. and Cola. _ _ . iriioarls TOR TEI Hama PLATE (Handicap) of 30 save. T.Y.O. _. _ ._. Al. st lb Reviver Huntstosa's Dinet te? Jack's Alive ISkipisek 6 8 1 Missile Midwife 1 7 0 MP 61 19 Mackintosh CI azy Jane 3 613 111r:titres' I 6 2 fby L mtoton—ltch 2 6 0 Sedneerk 2 5 10 are, y Eye 2 5 9 BETTING AT THE SATUILDAI _ GOODWODI @ VICTORIA. CLUB. LT, 3 P. N. M STAKES. 11 to t apt CISIINSOM IV 16 o.i apt lam (t and 10 to 1 lady nylds (t off) trolly) SS t) 1 Friday (of) 1000 to 80 JOO3 3) 2JO t, 6 Lean ft) 14 to I Mater to me 40 to 1 „ v r (off) Drake ( t) 60 to 1 -. Ba Edmond 106 to 6 Scheldt ( oe) fo 20 to 1 Atoms (MI) 600 to SO Hollyfor (Irak 24 to 1 tkemander(of. • ton. t, t 16 to 1) 000DWC 5 to 1 on the field KM 8 to 1 apt Gladattear (el) 161) CUP. 1 1000 to 0 apt Ilogytoz Ooze. I,adlatenr fall) 2 to l mph Pal Amarstat CHAMPIONS/HP OP THE TILANSIL The trial beat for the Wingfield senile will be rowed to-morrow afters*" from Pitne► to Mortlake, shortly after half-peat 3 o'clock. Toe flail best betimes the winner of the trial hat and Mr. W. B. Woodgete, of the Kieptea amities Oki (the bolder), is Axed for Friday evening, July 14, at 6 pin. The aresageanuits published is the spc tins papers of Saturday hat were reversed that evade& and the fixture ramsine as origailly sepoesomL 4A goad rem is expiated to morrow bite... Moms. Z. B. Michell. of Oxford. C. B. Lewes, of Cambridge, W. P. Pail, of Imadoe, J. Wallace, of Neweaatlaon•Tyne, and T. Lisdesy, of Glasgow, the 'lollipop's. CRICKET. - - Suss= v. Kure.—At the Bat and Ball Ground, Grseeseed. on Saturday. lOWA wee mused by Beet, tits facings Glaring foe 177. Surrey bad 193 to get to win, and won by 8 wietets. The folloolog is tie wore :—Beet : First :noises, 171 ; smarmed 'minis 177. Surrey : Skit innings, 158 ; emend ionises, 193. YORKSHIRE v. Nowa —The game on the Brad ford (Ironed was Notated delis( the aft,reses of Friday, sod was broegbt to s Gloss shortly before 6 *Woe. Tim Nottinghewshirs plows woe the guns in ems lunlags, aid 30 roam to apart. WIIJA AND BMX/IN e.—The will of John George RdUlmer*, Esq., Q.C., of firriplelle-pease, war Heeleyvat. Themes, and Old-square, Liseelies•ins, rest administered to is the losdaa Court, by hi. relict, Earlier! Nugent, daughter el Lord Justice Knight lieges, the Teektaary lega tee, and is so foUovre end in his baadeintiag :—" This is the lest will and bistilmeet of me, John George Philliaiont. I give all WOE which lbws say &erring power, with the ex. replies gf the miltios of Cllsrosdos given bony Wise by the University of Oxford, ferny dear wife ; and I appoint her sole inseam of my son, set deabelag that she will take awe that ha bus a elansiad end leeward whwationt Awl 1 latve to my we, ss an heirloom. sibs Clasodos I Mos issweismed above with my blessing. Wel Pape 19, 1850." The pee tensity was sworn nailer 2,01101. 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