The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-25 00:00:00

, 1 <<LJ , C , • YAgaTzri 11 Al NEWSPAPEh r o . RR:4114';61 ~+~ No. 4.352.] ) Ev .t iri r. : (a.l7, l :T M s t 1 );: p it LINE 1.4 T r Ll.lr. riO tons register. hi the Last hidla Dock the I'UPLNNAUL \, : r ims still to,, poop cabin, .want, sod room lift fora few intense. passengers, for which ChM. she Is admirably adapted, A•' um greet height on the Althea decks, and will leave oh the ;,.eh instant.—Apply to lily try sa d m o on . Bauw.drwt. TtEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JJ of PACK rr Vor iYDNEY _Meet to mit t,:dl) from the riser the !nth August , nownE ot to .ark passengers Ist /September, the trigebodedle ship In \I - $i DUN AR. AI 13 years belonging to Hems. D. !motor and noes% register 1.374 Mrs, FILN/Y NIATBY, Cova nimider lying In the East India Docks. Me slip has bus P1t..1 a Ith the greatest ease and cons id eration toe the comfort rf 1.....130r1; her cabins are hilly sad airy. She ma segorame o.de a Ice intermediates, and mareVerilafltrri!. e terms of height or passage ap to r . soh the 'owners. torretreet. [Amebas@ . is Captain HENRY NE %THY, on board or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Blither. elrmt. riEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK 21 PACK IT MI IP —For LAC !MEMOS Meet rusdor w• 2-tossiet to Tasawialas Ivaisproltlisa Imi he dopesolisa .44 Airs* isst shipplei lay ISO Avert. *INA balk ship A 3 170001 0 4 0 ,1 _l3 rem NI Om mister, 01010 i °T. C'stosoder • la aw Laimlow Duet& This ship Ism ahe pow with hist-rwleaorammisdolosi for cabin pawn Ms. willearry so expetiesrol samesh ►or further pot Wishes ap.& to bZVITr an.l MOLL 9, DUlWr.street. D$Vl7l and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a PACKET a NIP —Y., LAl'NeCertiN Inrrrt a rr• =Lim. bee Simi Part dher rug. rreinarcl. arrl will hare the Omer slap DI'SORLA S AI. Midair fir= l 'lr. L ILOMFOOD Onstaaan,ler. Iylng In Sr Lades Dada TM dip of Ins le_aprwsely kw the Imle. and Pr Swee-reie by did eats pawls ..,vr. rot tardier pertireler .gm =t r lie swear, Ur 1' If M %LK LA. W. SL llebalitisee i et Is illitll7' eel moots. A. ItilliteT Sweet IVITT sad MOORES ALUEITRALIAN LINE al PAR/2 NIIIIP.—Irer BMW TOWN Dina It to irsiar imam with all VW, nothas as pi With ali . &oft . A master = l Ili W * I. ila Oammaka i Won "MA sa Ow And Isla baslia. wad Ana amine aid Magma io.y, sal also& an anadhel apparSuadar Ifir lee alisloamen. pm► . Ira yam Weld la shalom dodo Ihr Imo amemesdatwa ad bourne dist awl .s ar laisrusabs• panameard and .111 eon as ealarbesid add--Irar tartans or 1.. the mum Meam umAsaioN 111014747 . ar a l lY ea 37. 84. noli= .o. 3lbkologolormost. or to INIVITT sod 3, 0 4 1 111. 14 sad MOORWII AIIVIIIIALLABI LINZ D I YI I 7/ . 11 ET Salk— hr POIRTLILIM SAT Mad 'a n o de, intim so asd as do Id d big diming %Ni Jib, lid eked+ Abram MI" cmg mrcry. A I. ?arid a, ala lam MOO. CMINOINISIIIT bift la is larisa Daft rib villassurs •••••11••.t..1 for WIN* ailleg l edlllma =dim vary s t ir arvarssistwa is did Wramd dila Ida--Ifor ward' In .:ht ar prow Oa id ammo. Mara MID aid IIAWLEY. Ilincea• ; et to =VITT sad duOlt; O. Italliaraised. A CS TR AMAX 1 NEW ZEALAND PAOILITIL Ili, {ON lAA In SYDNEY Mod, 11,100L* LUCK Lo! DON N M mow iui s aad AUCKLAND (NEW ZEALAND , . b Mowing reklorated clipper Alp el the BLACK BALL LINK at NIUTI4II •0.1 AL"'MAMAS ez•NOTAL NAIL PACKETS will be Jonpni...nod liu Ike Leaden Dodo peacteol/p as meet albs. To ?WE AMM. to ov. 10 Doe. 10 . to Yob. 10 Mar. to _ _ ter. ill apkit 0 Ike testa Mks :I=m a i Moe li Kin ar l m C llr . . If: Auslami .. ilia/J*4w :lie Raab. ... RIM. .... , 1111114,4may llfaa I z I ••• i•t. . . . arm ... AIM Sydow Mammy Walesa . AM Wag Careapena ratraerer .. I Woll7dasy Notlisttly itiatAtey llliesamory Solway 7baos splsn,ll.l vesaols offer am enema opilly p••• end shipper...l fine mod aasaao roods of putte rs= and tievnti 1,. they 011nre Sortie of the finest and tooted snails sabot. Innlt and Mod orparally Oar the trade. awl by Moir raped peasants have annual a nodal-known meta. Wow —For trek,ibt y to JAMB! BAINICi sod Co., Liverpool . or to P r a r ar ia KAY and Co.,!, Moorings. groat Louden, 6.C. A fIPE of GOOD HOPE Direct (und er engage eLi meet to N. M. flovernment. and MU be •i hed cirly In August . the splended Itritkh clapper ship VZ a t t liA. A I. GM teas maga% U. I' I: %PIK, Commander: loading In the West haft& Deck Una slut i.eks Ad' handsome aceosansodatioe for r Y aw're...riCr,:iTZ.i.4...l parade .99 1 r to JAXIII THUM• NIVIZZLY BTIAM COMMUNICATION t o NNW TOLL—The UWILMI.OuL. NtW TOLL sad PRtLADICLIMIA IMAM COMPANY Intend deepatehlas Moir MI-powered Iran tkirswllasweldin. eaplat art Qnseestoarn Is emberkpneengers sad dee, tom., WWIMLY ROM Ul f L NIVI TOLL LANOARInI, thia day. July 5.1 =IMO' KOH. Wednesday. 1.1451•1 1. 0LA80411%, Atwitst 5 And tarry so, ceiling Wednesday. Isinses, 14 17, and 21 ;:ulftraa, according to the neconlmo dawn. Inward perm. PI guineas, including all VnVillioll4 looked. Paasenmere lot Cnna.ls and the Western States booked Ibzovg SAIYW7 niematair,us term —Tot further particuLare M W I LLIAM INMAN. » Water-street, Liverpool ire to and MACZT, Si. Log Willlena-street, City. TirTlCF—These Reamers rail at Cork Harbour, on both oat rd and homeward pnewonee. to land and receive Malta. BRITISH and MIRTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ATEA), 01111$. appointee] by the Admiralty to RAIL between LIVERri IL an: NEW YU= Direct, and ha ter. n U V Ell KIM. and 11 , NTI N, the Boston alga oily ca lling at lIALIEIX to Lend and receive peraemgen and her re malls The following or other marls are appointed to tram trpnol El' MITA. for MIST' eq. Saturday, July Mt PElield. for \ kW V direct, Saitinlay. Ansmet 4. king pasernurre and goo& for Nassau and Henna. to be Vends-rm.! at New York on board the Royal Mall steam ship A onak &ARIA. 1, !nitro IN. Saturday. August 11. restage money. Ineholnez steward's lee and prenatal* bat without ilimont. which can be obtalneg 00 beard :—To Midas and &tens. chief etbin, /1:22 . second cable, £l4. To Nrw owl', chief cabin. am. second eaMn. Ale Freight to Itott,i. and New York. AS per ton, and 5 per amt. gel- Small panels, It. each and upwards. Them stetuatildp• bar,. accoranstlation for a limited number of aeceatal cleats par eerier..—Yoe parser or other Infoematton apply toi. B. /cord. Brooll-street, Lon.lun . D. Carrie. Havre, sad U. Place de la &qtr.', NM*: 0. and .1. ilidlansa-strest. Mee.t. and Live ryseL Powaillmou; it D. rad C. Ulm, tiagaZ- UAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA ril by t h. r s ifter.u.s4= °-0-0 CANAMAN, this dy, July tS. ANIII.ra.IXON, WoLWakty. August I. R. 0.• of parade —HI% clew Ma lIM. vat Eli ISO: War ovr.l.atc. Lb a. third, LT Ts. 'aria to I!I Y Flobnt, Phdoklphio. Tweak% awl mos_ or ta,a,la and th.• Western Stales. St latisib—Par FIRM, ptrtiotlan apply to eAllal. sad Mill e 14 W 115014101.14 IJ ry.nol STEAL[ to ROTTERDAM sad the RHINE Twice • wen( —The N•Sharlistis nussa.boat s are W tuumr,tr strum ship t.tmnn. Captain W. I XI lames bum alongside the Praia am 4 Awe.' Meru WYK WsPrissi every wiaday eying al 11. sod She lITIL 4 OOIIb, Captain 11 R• It rt, fn.m off Use Ton er. ream Tbgasidat sionelos, y tr. 1411 t, power, tn. ape* CslversM 011ie Regent. Weft, W.. r,e itts PfIILLIPTII. OKAY'S, and PUILLIPI' 4 . annuls In au NrUserlumls IllasoNost Compaq, 11. ItruLlatse, 41ty. IC. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay , by UWIDUS INVIIPTWECT CullTiNT `. WA. isipselb of dumb.. bits of mak w Ober ap by easy leatilareols. i pet is mounts ab.re u. lAIe~AA le ▪ dim it died irk psitamis sad SIAM oft bee ea epplaillik imam/kW MOIL lissaeas strairt. 11 NO !NEE RI NG, SURVEYING, ARCM- S-4 Taal Cl.tc —IIIACTW/J. issnrcrinx ewes cVlly larillse Itiimbissili* Archluvtam DA& . te a lirougbliak Manowlik i... bl • aeon 00 .1W4 v.larels Irma. herbbilar. P 1.14 Work of IMMIIII•MO. dk.•pemporlear. apply by Mbar be Z. X.. lk Uslidtuni ▪ Zesiksptre. Lowlik /URISTB sal TRAVELLERS, Vimitors to the 11 /*mak. and °them espased Ie the Ins mad desk nil awl LANDV K ALTDOII a sand Yetteslind yinmidalann tar the dispeillia the clued at lapin and raimaMlan. allay la: sit keel awl Irritability and I allhedlan tie pleas • imallon &Moons* r, stored elsallany sM losslikful state of Sas dila. Yro kles. taw. .isda, Orbs% and dlienisers tae if tortnre. tb awn. tile. sad she pars M parity .4 p.m Pi.. •4. with the aloo of hearty wed el Wm. la cam of son ben oe onv..d taw. to Its sirloin bon lasi bean eska.. ML L Peke as ad an.l ea. IL par Weds. Old by A. !Ow- LA I. sod tel.. IlAi tali-Wird" art bg alimbee ad pen tot -• Aak foe IllooLaasia futpder. BI: ECKN ELLIS SKIN IMP, des bad far pro. ihig • dear art bioldly eft r la. pielrib VI•. eight oparres.—aresimal. Timm w 11•24 Ararat 1.• her Si morairimpin at ea: is. e.inele 4ite. amel uM maim .1 11 , 0 hrhi 4. • I 'Agegekei +, dinkier, Is Mbar piing ammo. an Midi kn. 'snlel Neel WWI t•ispe • ado 4 la 011111 . 0 =I nds.i. villolit hi lled Irk Milk r ulr •Tertabb &Were t...a awl awn Il e Zza . alb Ma .n. l lame enured ulth tag rim a RCPTCR S B.—Bz Rcul Letters Paten. WWII:4 M.N . MAI. LSI TIA'IB 'pedals/ lad ~h 'ter la Ow TAhlidtam. 1551 Is alloaal by wawa. et OS Ift• al to. t. 4. Ow oast ellactlve lunation la 1••••••• 41 .• t H ERN lA. TM am at • Bawl marls& •• gaga Ilant.ll I li• .•t.-rte. Is ben mulded :• MR Madam baba wa aaad Ib. Imo while Ow nmallls paw Is sepelled by tl.. Nor MAIN EAU ssd PA 11V/11_ . Mee allei a me% elm aa.l charley. UM II cassue beeasebei. sett b• •••• during Mara. A Morripal•• MS be bed Y. T? tress. ra-I by ea Mr elmemiwines of w boy tyy ache. lepe me b. NW Raker, Mt. * link. Tlersaly. As Cabala T••• •S slaw pow TIPIr. art • lhossaw Is wilt epee baba GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. LICCONIONIII TO TER NOM AT LOW FARF. JUICUMION TUTU wall ham Paddiagton at 1010 a.m., kr Word (tans ea M. and da) ; Ban OIL and fla. . Leam ington and Waiwinit (Na Id. and 6,1 11nMagham le And Want leagnwtris. Waimenry. sad Liston IL.. 6d. and Ts. . Weivertearspion (La and as Wollitigton un.l Akre.. bogy 17s. and 10a ; Ormsal ihrun Lancl . l i on load. Wrexham, end CinaGor ad. sad ILO wad LlvarPo.. l 21 .. sad La elk_on MONDAY, Aggssall, sotarning on Wednesday. Amt. a: and teadaY. Andra S. rataralas co Minato. August W. Per M n lno of Mon and foram particulars see bills. C4REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE HUBBY OWEN. the Hie next HALF T I C.BILY OZNIRAL tilgrriwo of the Pfsprietoci of Ole Ocempsay will he held, purism& to Act .4 Parlimeat In London. at the Paddington Station, on FRIDAY, the 17111 day of August welt for Use eteral pa of buelowta The Chair will be taken at Owe o 'clock sell% Cliednewa. Chwirma. The Tramefer Books wUI be a lregt .1111 woe he spewed m em air ten lemete Meettlft ell the uth Leman IheideekitZterton. sob Ilk lilt NINTH REPORT of the BANK ci LONDON. Heed leakier brew. Threw — set. Cliartagemos Deaaeb , No. 4* W. 011aVrolui slr JOHN viuntßA tionLigy, Boot.„ p., cubism. JOHN inumn runt. seq. mut. Saar* sad Co. Vice- Jobsnous. Idossed Aadrrtiott. Gq.. ES, l'ppor Groevenovetreet Caked Wiliam Ewe. H. LI. C s , yy, Unmen, West Wing. Tblemessai, and Comeau, Imiclon•wall Jells Jelteass, bn, Jobs Johnson and gm ilavartiganlints`. CleoebeJegter. Eau Charles Joyce and Co., Moorgat•stteet Thews Look Sew. hogetnet, se Jarevets, and Halatesbury. Irma Nara y. Words. Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service, 2S, Mark • Ha% lil Sir lam y uneridge, Kt., Alderman of Loudon, St. Astiree's • hill. Cit Robert Porter. Esq. it, Bilitteretreet. Alfrad Wllana. Iraq , Pirsrove. WrOrt.tits. !turret. SWAM=—Mathew liarthall. Jun.. Eq. Saciumar—C. J. H. Allen, H.q. At the PUTS ANNUAL OZNZILAL MEETING of the Share hol.lert, heM at the London Tavern, Bishopegatestmet, os TURADA V, the 24th of Jiffy. 19M, After authentication of the Register of Shareholders. by Wirt lag the common seal of the Company. the following Report was read by the rte The accounts vri r fe the Directora have now the pleasure of laying before the Sharehoiders show that the profit for the halt - 7t year eng 30th Jane amogate to 230.141 10s. Id The ndi operations of the past year hare been susumally free from tad debts, but the ansesteeenunts of failures which have been conummicated singe the emanate were made up prove the neces sity for providing, in Seem of prosperity. for such contingen cies. and the Directors ban on this occasion set adde a cowI &TIMM sum for this object. After defraying the ordinary charges of the halt-year. making the meal allowances for preliminary expenses, for lease and buildings at Charing-meg branch, and for rebate on hills di.- counted sot yet dm, there remains for disposal the sum of /14,711 14e. lal. From this anmant the directors declare a divi dend at the rate of LS per cent. per annum, free from income 141.1, end they transfer 4e,000 to the reserve fund, thereby Income Inc that fund to /427.000. the balance, via, £2ll 44. 10.1., Is car ried to profit and toss account of the currant half-year. The shareholders will per else that the KIM of 44.741 les. ed. has been paid to the Rank under the decree of the Master of the Rolls, which amount Is held unappropriated, ths defendant having given notice .4 appeal. It wilt also be observed that the directors have carried out the suggestion which was made at the but meeting, that the amount Invested in freehold property producing& rectal be distinguished In the accounts from the sum representing that portion of the premises In the occupation of the Rank. The retiring directors are Charles Joyoe, Req., Henry worm. ffri . and John Johnson, Esq., wh o , being duly qualified, offer thmuselves for re-election. BANK or LoNDoN LIAIIILJ7IIII.I ♦tD ABUTS. JUfl Ilk 1860. Dr. To ('appal paid op Reserve Yund A30.000 0 0 Ilalf year's Interest therecent at per cent. per annum—. 400 0 0 _ ---- - 80,400 0 0 Amount received under Is Deem of the 3left,er of the EtoUs Amount duo by the Bank no Curnont, De• quoit, and other Accounts Amount curried in credit of indltSWAlsie;*hceouid7443.9os 6 0 Less amount paid to cos bolters for interest Da their bemoan JO,lll 10 1 LI.I/49,9/1 IS • By Investments, vie: ..... In Government :Securities, India Bonds, dc. C 222,374 1 4 Ditto In Freehold Premises In Threadneoulleatreet, let at • rental yielding 41 per mud.. 0.40,000 Freehold Premium In the esempa. Mon of the Bank 33,000 - 73,000 0 0 Bills discounted. lamas, Le. l'aah In handl, and at mil 104.661 10 4 Preliminary 1117 6 5 Lease and tin at Mufti QUM Branch. Farnham, &e. t. 1,949,915 15 S PROM MID Loss ACCOOTt ?Olt m lAL•YIAR UMW JCZI 30. 15w. To bat( • year's current etyietse% at banal office and C , hartnii Crete brooch. had and ili•alittul delota, director.' renmeration. ite. Rebate of lateral% on hill, not yet due. carried to pruit and Inas new account . 3,815 1 3 Antonia written id— Preliminary expenses account LAO Ditto ditto Charlostroad lease and 200 700 0 0 Dividend at the rata MIS per cent. per annum, for the half-year ceding Jame 80. 1400 7.100 0 0 Amount carried to credit of reeerve rand 0,400 0 0 Balance carried to proat and load new account 021 14 10 130,141 10 1 CI. By Wanes M profit trrosegbt tram lest half-year lmmo 13 2 Date for currant balf , year IVO, 16 11 1,80.141 10 1 Examined and approved. Ju!rte., IMO. liKintiiE TealntDri ' • Auditors. It eras resolve., unanimously LI EY ASTI. That the typed no+ mid be neeived and adopted. The Clubman annolumad that the dividend ',amid be parahlii •ft and After W•dneaday. the Int of Ausast, at the head office, Thresdardle-'area It w resolved enenlmoael that— J Charle s oyce. Eat , John Johnson, Pay., sad Henry, Morris, Rey , be reblected Directors of ;he bank. That - . George Thomson, Saw , Beam Ark. Wm aad Alfred Limb, Iraq., be elected Auditors for the year ensuing. That the beet thanks of the ahtrehokiere be tendered he the Mtnectore for the excellent almoner in which the bielissis of the Beak hat been soidnetal. That the thanknf tho Meeting he given to Mr. MAMA% the Menerrr . Mr. Allen. the Secretary . cal the other siren of the Bank. for their zealous exertions In the discharge of their enema duties littracted from the Moak.. C../ H. ALLEN, Secretary. BANK of LONDON. TERMS 01 DUSINIMS CVRILINT OR DRAWING Amoy rrs ',in be made up to the lette of Jame sad ilia Slat of December In each rear. and If the credit Mime dual set at any that define the hallyear hare bees bedew AMR laerfeet a , the rate of S per rent per anemia wIS be *Bowed ss the minimum monthly balances. If not het*. Silk heStreet sl the rate .4 1 per arum per ammo erlli M allowed as Ur Malmo maathly beissese . bat If under Arm. no Isterrt Mil be snowed. DUMONT ACODOII7I4 —The Isis et Soberest allnwei on marry Owed rdepedi Mama *ye wrist et withdrawal la restated by the morbid Tare a Jamey. as otarenceal by Ulla lurk trees dor I. lire by park wilverUalrent The hildllF of ardlirl and Fortin inks, whether joist. drib et Flare. h irdertakrn Circular Nebo and Letters of Credit. free of dump. owe laard. payable by lie awreepoodeets of dr Beak la may city sad lowa el loyerbeeee tit all quartets of the yloPbe. fursbeess end Mies of 'Neck. lines. aad other Seearttl es ellbeted es Ile weed ebenres. resereed for customer, without charts . C. J. I. ALLEN, Secretary. 'lfllollllllll PERDITIENRY. —Th. wait. lo pellme—ilemere bow* Mewl. AM.= NM beevad, herr/ e. tbe meet bibleeebie Ow Ode eeree.-1L MOM pretense bo bee Naerstg. awl psesibers gangser M Sbo Qom d Opel*. To be W Mae hem esesedoebw7. SI4 WNW Cal lessor, 16. Cyr. IA lambs : breeele. 17. lbeelevere dee belles& Pane ; wilder& %womb. ealle do la 118 • 0111 k xsdri.l VOUTH sad UAIITY.—The FLLFTTR Ds rAcix at Mom el Volk a vesetede loomesot tint It may be embed w as bark r.et il =lC Mid dazzling briliusigy Si say oreeplestes, sad man Obi Ms bearalltoity wit. It wit ore do meet leivelsitte die Simeoe. tom wirier., arse irides. Odd be sr se el hind Us T• be Is as el TOTIAID DAMSON. Gib Wed lismod. orer the Metals Tebsresbolles Demeripleee proddit tree kr . loir Mays. &Lolls asS DJ yurty..tamp~ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENiN[G,t TO-NIGHT.—BALFZ'S LAST CONCERT at Os WU= DARDEN& Albonfs only appearsnos w. ismson..—Ailmindin, or YIRd~ JULY 25, 1860. r 'firth =Pee, me HISTORY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. By T. VoUI.O Squirt Elabop of SR Ms* /sodou John W. Parker sad Son. Waal Woad. VICTORIA CROSS GALLI:IIY, Reptian Hall, Piccadilly. OM DULY, tram 10 til 7: Adair Noe la. Autheetic Portiaita t by 1 11% Damages, Lp. , of the Victoria Cross Heroes, their damage, dirties and clotraby. many Hl* else historical pictures, illastratios two milord epochs. Ye linaidna war and Indian mutiny. JAIL HOWL liscrolary. rig= LONDON PAVILION, Tiohborne-streek Rayourket.—lf yon want to sp en d • pleasant ssoslng. tothe LONDON PAVILION, Use finest T0C4114 fa LeisAto, Ind {Ls best CONCIAT. Adnueske (b 7 entries& Wkly et— Bowling Alleys, AM 0•11• Ass. Ac. T EM FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION tad) Jolat-Iltoele Wine Company. likr i en TWA up, ano,ooo. The imort;""airlit DIX= ITV mate. and direct from Ilse ••11ass" daily advertisement .or ap for price lYt awl tow ludas is T. W. STAPLITON, tap., 110„ REDUCTION ON TEN Inn MOIL EIIROPIAN and COLONIAL WINS COWART, 112, PiDowel, LW. pramaars al lb* done toto to ioacooto they boy rohrol Mob Twig al sod saw odor tboli plows the DA of dr sow tostiamd. ROTAL VICTORIA per 4aals. Slaadard ad Imellitim) srucinen OLD 2 . 11 T, tlle woad Ph. Parikeia. SPARKLING IPIIRNAT AGNS • Ma. HULK CLARET. yam am* wittiest acidity Ms. KIN= COSRAC 11/LARDY Maio at Mi. asi ROUTH .LISIIC.AN PORT, SKRZIT, KA sad Imaa Mlreimad MY emir Polar oed meioses ob Moen ems tem to my renew Mike lbgbad or effsles. Pelee UM boo es asp& Mks. Ti.. sit WILUMIL BEIDTIPPING, Yaw" NOTICR —WLIIIISaad SPIRITS at REDUCED IMTIIIIII.—A. IIKIIIOIrB reamed Del of prices, with Dr. limes repourt, pat bee on topiarian. = i Cant alin (Via (Wldt ardhaln). Mates included..ps dozen Us. Mrdy) lts. alli Hoek or Househ hold old Pert linew Pitarip 1 k iwa v Ws. domed NW pot doses ~. south Alvan Pat end Nam Ile. lad ilts. South Mikan Madeira and Asionildads lts. Gin, full atraph, Da. IL : bagnatylrealy, lbs. purgation Holland& the very bent, Oa per or dam sew Samples of say Nor of the Moat es neelpt of le damp& Terms, cash—A. DIOUGII. A etnad. LEM:a STEVENS and 80N, 78, Bishopegate-street Within —WIN=I 'imported aka the se. taiti. Claret, gocd, gas.. ditto, superior, gis. to fia. ; Burgundy. 30a. ; Berndt age, 301.. /Conseil/on. 305.: St. George, 30u per dos.; Via de Orsra ffs . Parsee, 165.: eaanesa, a, 10s.: Sparkling Chumintgue. Pas . Hock, lla ; Manna las per dos.. bottles and packages Included. Tann, awn. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and 0017111111 he =GLAND an is V Woos to Do obtains. is MMUS out Ow. Too Wardesatis. I,lUwit WlRGllmokrai. Qty. Good Wad moltal Poem Tot, la U., IL Md., la.. Id dd., sod td. : del Id K., Ed 111,1., nod Id Tot tad omen le Os Tates id Ma doottado Goo to aws meow slalom or itocket tows la Nogood. A poise earroot trop Seem st ~MS wow. Au pas ambles tree *Ma Mg* odb. st Ur city. PLATE.—RIOHARD ATITNBOROTIGH, Oh Oxford W.—The beet Loodeoumode wrought BILVILY RPOollte aadIO W PO W as under: IP 5 r 05.1;a7L OIL 41. 15 •0 : 11 • • 6 111 • • requisites for Übe table at properfleaseely low prism in direr spoons and forks er say pattern, at Te per os. ELECTRO SIMLA broom AND POW, warranted London. emir. and of m much superior quality to that usually sold by Ireozommers : Table Sperms per clona l pi --- I ---- 0 Tablet Parks Dowell Spnons Delmore Yorks 0 0 Tea Spools. • 41170 420 0 117 0 2 /2 0 1 8 0 111 0 1 8 0 111 0 617 0 1 0 0 A single wild* rOs maw r‘se, Nal mil of rephilas at sanz _ in ea Juo=ATTSTMOSOVOIL SILVIZSIGTE. as., OLIVAD4rI.I:I2. W. CAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN V recommend the pelt& to ham the Carat Gold Amine ea the invoke—. Mae Gold sad Pure Gold, " ea applied to Jeweli c ea beam a dairies. wamaingroN 11 aad 3,OODINM o CHAINS, and an articles mastufmnared by them, are sold upon thb , end at the manufacttuen' prices. Manufactory, 16, II Covent-purien, W.C. Ann), made of chains and jawollsey ear la each. —N.B. This tataanianeas &am at 6 to the minim and as Maydays at l. MODERATE PRIM with GENERAL EXCIELLEINCE. RMOSES and SON can confidently assert that they possess ...heritages and facilities which an guile Load the reach of any other Home in the Trade, and are thereby enabled to neer a REALLY 0000 ARTICLE at a VERY LOW PRICK The ansetaiditni Cutlets are employed, and dura bility of material and workmanship may be relied on. TSB BICSPOILE TAMARIND DEPARTMENT Is almost dally replenWed from the beet Rome and Foreign Markets. THE READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS are fur nished with an immense assortment of goods for ell classes and all met ocespatlons : she a pees misty of Clothing far Juveniles of all THE HOSIERY and DRAPERY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS, contain a cerefallyaelected stock of the best and newest Manufactures. NB. Should any article not be approved of, it will be ex clianaal, or the money returned. Corner of MINORU:II sad ALDGATI, and Corner of NEW 0.11011)41112117. and HART-STREET. CLOTHING for JUVENILES of all agea, and to aver, style sad material. at I NOM ROBB, Caesar of 11.11COIlla aad ALDOATE. and Coeur at BMW 0X101D411117 aad HAIMITILIT, also Bradford sad Ihribild. Yorkshire. GRATIS ON APPLICATION Olt PONT Pt= V . MOSES and SON'S Book for the Present 8411.0011, oantalabig The Growth of in Important Breach of *Minh industry." with rub* for Selfineaeurentent, and hat of Prim. Also just published) an elaborate plan of their Cit 7 Pressissa Corner of MINORU,' and ALDOATIR and °arose of NEW OXFORD-876En and HART-STRUT, also Bradford and OheMoid. Yorlddre. SYDEN HAM TROUSERS, 17.. ed., th e crowned result of soasmamated hmslradu fa th• elsoleset tansy doeskins el this season, marvellous for the nos of mum torturing teaks as/ skill. Waistcoat to mach, es ed. Omaha Cask Ma —IIANITZL 11011Ilitta, Sri IskimaterkilL S UNSHINE and showers—on race-course, ow issetit ai s t u l assise ALP . ACA-172=heanijah0401.111, and cot wary =r1111•08, al lab and is 4111.—Made by SAMUIL SDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, ; Sigel raitorras hen Iles.—/Ihde only b WWII saorians. se, 1.44 w-ha QYDENRAY DAILY IZZOLIGEZ COAT, Ira et. steinst *Aim. Nada ally by &Lawn SAOTELE4 imagate-ido. MR. EDWARD DAVIESOIrB EVIRLAST- Lyo MTN. of ereett installs Mug sad web esheirs- We Wiwi MOW , aPistere to have merle seal the ranges of thee, dhows. or acolJeut. Division's Liquid Mosel, for stop ping de.. teeth without pets. M weasel white, sod lasts for over. AAtleiette+ad to,. Tee fill 81s. Us, West Strand. Laudon, over the Elect* Telegraph Otike. Consultations tree. Descrip tive preeplieste tree by poet, two stamps, TH, 11800.—Post free, three stanza! I TI T ILICISE EXPLAINING M. OAEMILLE TAN? IMPIOVIXILVTS In AETIYICIAL TWU ead PULL IpLlt OOtAIZTI Wile, whereby roe set will met loam thew three weary ems : and being fitted without_ irprhele witere mash, mid Mehemet easy operation, prose a nimble desideratum to all whit hen eterise for the dentist* mevloes Nom bee purr Bret-etmee raeleneimad workmanship employed, while the :11,1:si Me % se e is elm iseellse Mit the ordinary cost —To be obtained of m thi ues t. to the Prince Drottalana, Ma hn MA (see No. 110, Rersetetreet, W. aext Mee,. and El S re, Ludgate hill, City. The advantage, obtainable by Gabriel* render It pre-endoently superior and the nearest eppeeli teperiedias yet attalami."—Obeerrer. .• °sheers Maass shsiddile Mai by en who wake With . theft S win mash wavy awl wsemeyemes."—Mornlas triZtL save Yee eleimereamme le le aseasary pertionerly to note the priammo. eel thee Me ealmmee us ow mu ualligireat Is up the mer maw between Ilartaa. the h mid Mile leesemee Mee Itempeet : Dekeetreet 's. . the BY NU ILAJIIITS TOTAL LILIIIIIIIII MINT. (Ovanlied IBM.) Aftß. A. ESKELL, Dentist, 8, Lowe. ti veavetemetreet, Selo 11 1 = "l itd Modes al as beim mon ba. fee Ile object the perfect aad wili t r OM et ARTIFICI A L LIMN oow a IMO OK et teeth luta a lifetime. and • ar seen eat, le am& army. 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SELECT LIBRARY.—Fresh copfes Waistline to be added daily of arse ty every rewire work In hy, and ire% eL The bed worke of reli g ion, ph =y l ,=, and Action are also added as freely an sub. aoribers any require them. The =pin coptes are sold, after circulation, at do redeem! prices fre cash. Revised lists are DOW ready, sad ray be obtained en surgileadlon.—CßAlLLS EDWARD EMIR Ne. Oxfordotmet, Leedom ; Creasetreet, Maaahaster end New•iiiniet, Ilirmirsgbars. DING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS DODZIOUII4., 42, Meadllly, Invitee attention to hie lIVSTOCK of DILNG CAM, TRAVILLINO DUB& lAO6, DESPATCH ROM, Writing Own, Work Bones, Jewel Oren LADUIT ItITICIng awl OBBRIAGZ bails of every description ; MILDIAyAL MOUNTID ZNVZLOPY CASES. BLOTTING-MOBS sad IBLITTANDB es Scent Caskets. Netting, and Glove idowel ibe te WNW PATS= SILLY-CLOSING BOOK -SLIM alto a variety et NIMANCIZS and NOVICLTLIB svidlable It, MILIENTATION, too widow' to anenerata To gr a = Y ItODBIOUIOI 41. PleeoltUy two down Min CIVIL LIM PINSIORS. The following is a Bet of all pensions granted be tween the 20th (loyal June,lBs9, and the 20th day cif Jaw, 1980, and charged upon the civil list (pursuant to Act 1 Vial c. 2.) : Catherine Bailey, Miss Emily Bailey, Mrs. Mary Ward (in addition to the pension of 501. ranted to them in 1955), in consideration of the long and meritorious services of their late father in the War Mos, and of their present distressed circumstances, 501. Was Caroline Lanlner, Miss Louie" Ladner, Miss Amelia lArdner, Miss Adeline lardner, Mies Clarinda lardner, and Miss Jane Larduer, sisters of the late Dr. Dionysius Lardoer coal proportions), in consi deration of their Late brother's labours in the cause of ocisace. and of their meaty means, 1251. Mn. Helen Gallwer (daughter of Hoppoer, the painter), in ooa sideration of the long services of her husband, as British consul at Naples, 1001. Dr. Robert Blakey, in °winders tion of his exertions to aid and promote the ,leis of philo sophy, and of his straitened circumstance", 1001. Mr. Edward Atherstone (in additioo to the pension' of 75/. granted to him in 1858), in consideration of his rest services to literature, and of his advanced age, 23/. Min Julia Pardoe, in consideration of 30 years' toll in the field of literature, by which she has contributed both to cultivate the public taste and to support a somber of help less relations, 1001. Mrs. Ellen Beecroft, in consideration of the services of her late husband, Captidn Beecroft, for the emersion of the slave trade, end the advancement of British internee and of science, during 25 pears on the coon if Africa, where he ultimately fell a victim to the climate, Dr. Robert Rigsby, in ermaideration of his great arviees and contributions to the litenitens of his country, 1001. The Rev. Henry Logan, in consideration of his contributions to mathematical and scientific literature, and his present state of destitution, in consequenoe of the loss of his 'plight, 1001. Mrs. Lucy Bdgaud, in consideration of the labours of her late Maimed, Bishop of Antigua, and of her distressing position, left with • family of sever. children, quite en. provided for, 1501. Mrs. Catherine Lid.lon (daughter of I the late Henry Cori), in consideration of the great benefits which hays accrued to this country from her late father's inventions in the manufacture %/1 iron, and of the large fortune which he expended in carrying them into execu tion, 501. • Mies Caroline Cort (daughter of the late Beery Cr'irt), (the same observations apply to this as to the preceding pension to Catherine Liddon), 50/. Mrs. Janet Taylor, in consideration of her benevolent khans among the seafaring population of Londoe, and of the circumstances of difficulty in which she is placed by the death of her husband, 501. Mrs. Sarah Jane Le Blame, in consideration of the great benefits conferred on Naval science by her late father, the late Sir liameal Bentham, 1001. Mrs. Charlotte Rowcroft (in addition to the pension of 501. granted to her in 1858), in consideration of the long services of her late husband, and father-in-law, as • British consuls in the United States and South America respectively, 501. Total, 1,2001. HEALTH or LONDOIF.—The weekly return issued by the Registrar-General states that in the week that ended lad Saturday the number of deaths registered in London was FM • For the corresponding weeks of the ten years 1850-50, the average number of deaths is found, with correc tion for increase of population, to be 1,156. The result of the comparison is satisfactory ; for the actual number of deaths in last week was leas by 181 than the estimated number. The deaths from small-pox were not more than 11. There were 51 from measles ; 4 of which occurred in the Belgrave sub-district, 3 in St. Mary (St. Geome•in-the- East), 4 in the Leather-market, Bermondsey, and 3 in the East sub-district of Greenwich. There were 32 from war- Wins ; 4 of which occurred in Poplar. Martha^ exhibit& a slight increase; for it was fatal in the two previous weeks in 12 sad 21 cases respectively, let week in 32. There were also 2 deaths from cholera ; viz., that of a woman aged 22 years, on the 10th indent, at 42, Wellington-place, Mile-end Old Town ; and that of a woman aged 55 years, on the same day, at 22, Tottenham.place, Tottenham-court-mad, from " cholera (15 hours), omendsions." A boy aged 3 years died from burns received by Inciter matches. A captain, R.N., aged 58 years, died from " coup-de-so/6i (8 years) , hemiplem (1 year), hypertrophy of the heart." A pnvate soldier killed himself loy tamping from a window of the Grenadier Guards' Hospiml, and a corporal of the Royal Artillery at Woolwich also committed suicide by throwing himself from a window 45 feet from the ground. Last week the births of 809 boys and 827 girls, in all 1,636 children, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1850.59 the average number was 1,530. TEI SMITHFIELD MARL= BILL AND THE Glo- VIRNORS OF THE CHARTZROOCKIL —Last evening a . . . . . • p ublic meeting of tits - cah - aitiaSta at the wari - al - • F - arrhicd - ----- on 'ith out was held at the Seatom-house, Old Bailey, to consider a report from the committee appointed at the meeting held on the 22nd December, 185 S, to promote the establishment of meat sad poultry markets on the north side of Long-lane, Smithfield; So relative to the Smithfield Market Streets and Iniproverste Bill, now before the Home of Lords, mid the eppositsou to the ball by the governors ef the Mar imbas. Sir Jamie Duke, Bart, M.P. and alderman at the ward, occupied the chair ; and in opening the badness said that there was every desire ois the pert of the corpora tion to set the wishes of the inhabitants as to the forma tion of a meat market at Smithfield. Mr. Pontifex, the want clerk, read the report of the casualties, stating that they had received a letter from Mr. C. Peens, the City Solicitor, which stated that the select committee of the House of Commons had introduced in the bill a clause to the interest of the Cbarterhouse, interdicting the use at the railway and market at Smith fi eld until • Safest nod should have been made on the owl of Went street to Victoria-street. The committee sae Anther informed that notwithstanding this the (loafers 411 Charterbouse had manifested a determinatioa to Ike bill io the House of Lords, and the committee hsd, la wave to protect the intermits of the inhabitant* of the ward, ais =til: deputation, who bad waited upon the Master awl of the Charterhouse, and the latter had intimated iiisi7Cding short of another new street beyond that which was already conceded to the public would satisfy the views of the Charterhouse. This requisition the committee con sidered so monstrous and exorbitant that it was immedi ately resolved to convene a ward meeting to support the City and oppose such extra vr demands. -Upoo the motion of Dr . Boss, seconded Mr. Potter, the re was received and adopted.—Mr. . Pemson, the ClVa t . citor; Deputy Barmaid, Mr. Butcher, Mr. Pedler, and other gentlemen, addressed the meeting, commenting stron g ly up.o the opposition of the governors of the Charterhouse ; and it was ananimossly resolved that a petition should be prepared sad signed by Sir James Duke and the inhabitants of the mud in rapport of the bill. M zniorouvor Fogs Hoorrrnt., DEVONSHIRTe Orr.—The m ;retvte number ci patients relieved da▪ ring the week July 2 1 was—Nedirei. 1.007 ; musical, 453 ; total, 1,51 ; of which 444 were sew firm. [T WOPENCE. THE GREAT EASTERN IN iIIyYORK. Gaon 001 eowsrownarr.) The arrival of the Great Eastern in New York was the signal for an amount of interest and excitement far greater than that exhibited M England at the period of her first trial. Keenly appreciating any improvement tending to promote the progress of commerce, the Americans have cordially recognised the new era in steam navigation which the first voyage of the great ship has inaugurated. The press of the country bee accepted this marvel of etigineer ing skill as a genuine triumph of British enterprise. ♦ few days before the ship's arrival a berth had been prepared for her at a wharf some two miles above tho Battery, on the North or Hudson River. By dredging out the bed of the river a sufficient depth of water was ob tained to admit of the vessel being brought alongside. Visitors were thus welded to go ma board by stage,, at the bow and stern, from the entry port to the shore. The locality is somewhat out of the way, but it is the only place where the ship could be accommodated, without in terfering.too much with the ordinary business of the port. On the day of her arrival the wharf was cumbered with huge pike of lumber, and was covered with a stratum at least sic inches in depth of impalpable powder. This agreeable compound appeared to be composed of pretty • nearly equal proportions of ordinary dust and the debris of camps& el seal sag lima. The slightest breeze from the river trim. saffiskst to raise • sae ineoevenieat cloud. The Imalier wee speedily cleared sway, so as to leave a good frontage for visitors; but the dust offered a greater dif- •ficuky. Tie city aatborities promised to hive gravel stye's& ea the whirl sad its approaches; but, failing this, the dust nuisance baa been entudderably abated by a liberal employmmit -of the watereart. For the first four days after the ship's arrival no visitors were admitted on board. All hands were engaged in classing, painting, scraping decks, masts, and bulwarks, polishing up brass work, sad preparing the ship generally for exhibition. After due deliberation between the directory who crossed in the ship and the consignee, the price of admission was fixed at 1 dol. for an adult, and 50c. each for children. This sum was generally thought to be too high, and the entire press of the city united in condemning it as • false step on the part of the management. The object in fixing this high price of admission at the outset was, it is be lieved, to prevent too many visitors coming on board until all the necessary interior work of the ship had been com pleted. It would have been judicious to have made this reason public, as as impression was received that this was to be the fixed price of admission. Barnum, who is catering here for the testes of the country visitors to New York, in his museum on the Broadway, tendered his advice as to the course to be pursued in exhi biting the big ship. Ina letter se one of the papers he suggested that the price of admission should be fixed at 25c. • heed during four days in the week, and that the remaining two days should be eat apart, more especially for the accommodation of ladies, at 50c. each visitor. Under this arrangement he thought two or three millions of people would visit the ship ; if, however, the high price for admis sion were retained he thought that public interest in the skip would be cooled off and the exhibition be • failure. Tuesday, July 3, was the first day that visitors were ad mitted on board. They were by no moans numerous, and consisted chiefly of country folks temporarily sojourning in New York. The following is the registered number of visitors to the end of the first week:—July 3, 1,368 ; 4th, 1,783 ; sth, 1,618 ; 6th, 2,148 ; 7th, 2,500 ; total, 9,417. The ship being by thia time brought into a tolerable con dition for exhibition, the directors on Monday, July 9, reduced the price to 50c. for adults and 25c. for children. They she appointed a gentleman, who is said to be well qualified for such • position, to organise excursions by rail way and steamer from the different cities of the Union, so as to enable visitors to see the ship under more favourable conditions than if they came on to New York by the ordi nary means of communication. It has been urged on the ma nagers that after the ship has been sufficiently well exhibited she should be allowed to make short excursions along the coast, to afford an opportunity to those who are not likely to cross the Atlantic of judging of the merits of the great skip as • ssa boat. Three who make these sug gestions hardly appreciate the heavy expenditure which such • course would involve, and the risk to which the ship would be subjected. The insurance would probably far exceed the receipts, and it is therefore scarcely necessary to say that there is not much probability of the ship leaving the wharf until she starts on her homeward voyage. The numerous suggestions which are offered for the management of the vessel are characteristic of the people. The foul state of the ship's bottom at once attracted attention, and several plans were proposed for remedying the evil. The most promising of these was, that the proprietors of • balance dock and of a floating sectional dock should unite their forces and take the ship out of water, so as thoroughly to remove everything which could impede her velocity on the return trip. There is no doubt that, if commissioned to make the attempt, they would do all that the means at their disposal would permit ; but the faint probability of such an undertaking being successful, and the certainty of the great expense that would be sure to follow either success or failure, are hardly likely to induce the directors to forego the employment of the gridiron in Milford Haven as a means of chiming the ship's bottom. On the second day after her arrival a alight accident hap pened to the vessel, occasioned by the wind forcing her port wheel against an iron scow or barge moored between the ship and the dock. Several of the float beards were broken, and the iron framework of the wheel bent out of s hape. prompt steps were taken to remedy the evil, and to prevent its recurrence. A few bad characters appear to have been shipped amongst the crew. These men have given considerable trouble to the officers both on the pas sage and io New York. One of them spent the Wt three or four days of the trip in irons, for an attempt to stab • shipmate and for refusing to do his duty. Since the ship has been in port, large quantities of spirits have been smug gled on board, in spite of the utmost vigilance of the officers, and much drunkenness his taken place. Two fatal aocidesta and one death have occurred, all distinctly traceable to this cause. ODe man fell through the paddle wheel, while trying to steal on shore, and fractured his skull ; another fell through • port and was drowned ; and the third man was found dead in his berth. It was stated, soon after the arrival of the ship, that she bad got fast in the mud, from the tide filling up the place which had been dredged out to receive her. Careful examination by the officers of the ship showed that there was no need of apprehension on this score. Sise hes touched the mud on several occasions at low water, but u there is a riae of 6or 7 feet where she lies, it is only for an hoar or two each day that any difficulty would be ex. perieoced in warping her into the stream. The officers are loud in their praises of the kind reception they have met with and the hospitality they have experienced since their snivel. Captain Vine Hall had apartments placed at his disposal at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the finest establishment of the kind in the city, and he and all his officers were entertained at a dinner given by the proprietors of the Nee York Illmetrated News, at the Laffarge-house. Free puns have been issued by the railway company running from New York, to enable the gentlemen connected with the ship to visit the Falls of Niagara. As many as can be spared at one time from the performance of their duty have had leave of absence punted, so as to he able to avail them- selves of this considerate kindness. On their return a fresh detachment will take the trip, until all have had an oppor• tunity of seeing this world-renowned cataract. It is somewhat premature to speculate on the future of the ship, before even the period of her return is an nounced ; tint it will, of course, be • matter of coosideration with the directors to determine before the ship leaves New York to what port she shall =tun- If there is any work cut out for her the first thing to be done is to clean the bottom, in which case Milford Haven will of course be chosen. Hut if she is to go at sure into winter quarters such an expense would be altogether thrown away, iui the barnacles and gram would accumulate again during her six months' idleness to an extent which would render • fresh cleaning necessary before being despatched on her next vo tifc- The reduction of the price of admission was followed by • larp increase in the number or visitors to the ship. The follow* were the numbers on the several days specified July 9 3,016 ; July 10, 4,150 ; July 11, 4,rn; July the change in the pride becomes known, there is no doubt that these i n will be still further increased. 'GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CERA? RECURSIONS TO THE NORTH. TART RECURSION TRAINS will hors al 10.10 saw on MONDAY, July RA sliarldrel oo I s Oth, 11 E. or 100 Arson. Monday, Angus& 6, Moraine on She 11th or 10th Austen ; Wednesday, Argun 8. rehirnlng on the Ut6 or 10th Amgen . Monday, Airiest 11. rotundas re Um Mb Auenet, for Odoni ((tarn Ils. end M. 6d.).•Maabory 14< and re rd.', Lou. ead Wsrwlek His and (Ma and ra l.l o, B lreet Breerwlen. Wednerbary, and Wheat el and IR Wolnwhewlston itta. m ad lea ad.), Wellington and IlErewsbisry Hs. ed. sad ths. ), °revelry, Li114,311•13 u = Wreann, and Ciselar (Oa sad M.), Artishisd sod 117 u mad 17s. .