The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-06 00:00:00

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R Ihmamisom LC. RICIIAILD DILEW, esenstary. 104 - tH PORT PHILLIP Direct, tie well-kmown .1: Prbtl-h Mlle ship mad ramie tender, C.ALLIANCL A 1 it Fran ••.- lons regieter, TrISItTLI. BROWN, tienonee , lers two to - 441Rn In the Met India Dumb. Eta Mei I • moell yulustSty ue amesearament mob tab. Ms Om . 1 . ie IM-t,.1 for fast isllloll, having mho dr prey •et YhWlp mpler 1,0 dapt. Its• • Brener examao• with eieenent ••••••••••11mt pasemem•—For In li. or N.M.* sing 7 10 Cniplalla BROWN, to bard. or to jolt I R. BONI. and Co.. 111.0sasatedeatA tQ BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CUM!. U:1/011011 Is II MIT. aTtiIINOWILY. Al. 1.10 Ws. bo nil July 10. Ms beautiful lbacit.lt built awe anamalls • mu orpoetwally far Alums u.. 1 NAlt IIgTIII. feradbac is the 1.1101011 Mau, oat will Lail to 1%. 1 UINDIIN Ss lIKLBOI RMS. SI ARV ve I Sie tidal atiry ay, 1,100 taw notiv ins pests -it Jetty. London , until 2:41.1 July, unless pre• vbs.* bill. This saperh Enulish•butlt clipper. constructed spiv laity for the Australian trwle• has Just returned fern her ~ml ...porn. and fur epeed. mound delivery of eillrlrnril and sale odieo).eeee for AM lad Scallion goof,, Is unsurpassed by any vi , od loading his full sad spaci o us paw for passenger.* LONDON to ADELAIDE. ITV iii MANCH GsTER. A I ten years, NPI tuna This bean. lyde built clipper has the greatest part of her cargo eu. gay J, sod will hare the tumal despatch .4 lids line. lAritletS to te'EENVIAND. I ioter arrangement with the queemland government. Free greets .4 tact. Passage money, s:is sal upwants W t!sulttli, Al, I. tows This aohb ship ho been so- lected. is. socotutt .4 he speed anti Accommodation, se the Ipower to this colon/. led will sail bw Moreton Bay. now looding in tie London Decks. Free land grant., under the Government regulatiess, th• ~mount t's. triton loan per. "MA paying *enrlee pirmsmee by this ship.—All further informs. Winainds by plyttag be M. Atka/AN, Wye, roprcvntative of the 4Dievmdmid Uovernmest . to JAM Di BAIN EA &nil , Warped . all Aswan tse the lilack hell Lbw . and tot. 11. SAI.IILAY sad Oa. Llablenhall street, F.C. WKLY /IMAM COMMUNICATION to Mt , / TORE El Wel—TM URMOM EEW Ned MUMMA STEM SWF 001EPANT beeled tber sl- ireallemor Elemoooe, eallfai me Quern Mows rebert i meeradAr:a as foLlows W FOE NEVI TOIL GLOOM, Weboodor, hip 111. MT OF Wednesday. July 17 . uoreAsoct. Irs. ars U. Art rosy Wedavelay. MIAs P• 0 11 1 0. 11. 17. and pierse, eroorilep le lbe meow "dam lierned looledho idlprovialoas robot Fosmoon teas& eel Ihe Weems Nein booted Woe* en edveetageoes Wow For kiftor parklesen wig lo wIWAIi INMAN, IL Weleroloset, Liverpool . or So 0,111 mil MACEY, 0, Mad WlllkeroVest, OKI. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MIL MAN OEM, %Mos LIVIRPOOL ..d NNW TOME Me* mil Wows LIVERPOOL sal MOTOR. ths BMus dim WM, at EALOILI. TM Ramble or after vemis rn Is Imo ampob mike at Cast to sesd“ the mit : monos, M. hay ti LILCO. to XIDT TOOK. tolovito Jale 110. KUM% kr MOUTON, Pay 101=TIMM rodl pordioni, lrt ilhows se 1111=5111 IMO= and OsOio. did MO: ustesil 'abb. VA. To Neu Toe% NOS% IM: teat milk OM Fv Se at Is Tort. Pc par of pelow.—Apiply to J. IL Am& ik looLeknA largos. D. OEMs, Nam, 801 Tbso OP Is sol J. Dow Neeltassaa4mod. 1 1 . 1 = C. Drllvir. Ommolows or D. sal C. Illver, l ll l .l= IWO. Wiwi PVPPS, ORAILVEB, asd PRILLIPPS, a lll ilsalm. Lc welpski 11Maim *more re sr Inlinmeneed wee. posompiroor Islhme 110V71111161111 lAA Obifl. SATAVIIUA. witry assrla imisks all U Odask. bus tle BMA rid remise grow Al Ma sabis. Ira OIL . Maws /2 . 8= 1. 2 AL St ITILIKALLID, wary Tliemider bum As Tom ls" AL T. IC 1 WAN, Vfolmenday Maim My IA trim Fires—.ol. iAL latens Wish' Weed a Iwo owl Asa _ _ — icrTias la/110. WEAL Sudsy manalog. hay 7.6 a. Zen& Odems. Perm Pia awl 0 IL IT. FITILIMORO. comm. s July I. tram Ilendi dmi. bassi assennadails• kr Wee beliglil awl pumwegigb WI IForthiverul Oilles. It il = / Z. ores /111P114 0 Valk eel PAILLWIII. OUR TITLI, AND PIIBPOBI. so- SOWN 000 V ZOW, - 1w 1. Middy, IL 5::... LNINTRANCII COMPANY, 29, Low betaassel, LEW. arl appal Imerawbsibileip, SON.bud Oigilll. =.11:111110 bode eissinalla lommous et ale =terlellia la Ike pod ti L as and daft= 6•11, Ms oneigue ims war dissinvidrai Nose by pasupftris Mail Ibmlltp Is Sr allismst etiddna THI 8?. PANCRAS IRON WORK OOMPANT, OLD ST. PADCILAs-SOAL LW, Sob Moelboa sod lissabolams of r_ W boo S OW, Mit" Poke{ ii i Nog WO. Tosoro POW Pelsoidier Dr bra Cass. "Ibl asurnianik trea Week ILLVIITSATZD CATALOOVIS rut WAUGH sad BONS (Carpet Manufactuall of bay WWI alisetlim I. their snowier MN sw4 13,1113=Inicla the a prenst Wis. aullehle Oa ••••3 doled mad ether Fable's, he airlift andl tomMura—Lorkil Carps{ Worsham 3 awl G. Ilsiesilsoull. irem3114664, W. 0017011111, sad BIM E" °. Ira sem el Wawa assigielle owl ow Idol dew. la* up Ili mei spes• aid adepted ler Ism ask Nei* eel lonia. ON& kilos hem 11111VII:811 best FIPT.R/I CANDLES, is. .11./ per lb mod Rpm la : Sol IMP Pp IL ; loodidd walk la ; pada@ wia. O. ; Gomm Pp 14 it bried• 444 IL IL : P 4141411441. 141 L : d0i4114. 11P, left. di 114. ; addlls Pease' Imp N. osA 144. • wiidok 1114. : Op. 74. ; rift lIIL. Oslo 1: ., 4•4 paw am. 114. 04.. 414, aM psi 11164 : OK • di Ppm Moir; PIC pat prim& ; pow Own ; wYM WWwp l 4 14. ; Mom 14 ; ; 11 la IL— 11111 M. P. Walla am soon awesabrasi esedism. N. arellegsross. loam `CC (10411114 by /brew Stammer sad Railvey. iitihreryy. 111M4 Klaraland Coal Depota—LEA ese 0e.% Peed AMIN= MCI tor Hence sad Wallies Wellies& the bee hems mei. Y les s Alrote trout the toMerbe by mow teemeten. ilartiespAlP. Pet well. Ito INLAND—by SAIL. WAT t Ihkolosh lb. sad fla ; Cloy Cm Ile eat ISt" lea ; liestle,,l7l. Mr tos—pt cash. Darn.* to re part d lassolas. AS seem to be tom": doe be LILA aed 10A, 111.1110. Worth Louden hallway stat.ows, Ifietlarmy. 112.11" it N N. Arnie employed. DREFORM PURE FLUID MAGNESIA uif.. bars auto teres*ltut yaws. emphatically sane' Yet by 11w ntodkolpredmies. ant universally accepted by SO "ebbe u the best to ter oddity of the stomach, beartbitra, .11-adsehe, rook and tOlgestleu. and as a mild ape. dent for delimits earthebsee. here aeyeetally for !edit.* and children i 'orobhied wI the Lemon Syrup, It forms escint‘ i= on Norm d! I. etfers rtmgll4 la which Its aperient qu ties ant 100, . tucreased. Mt moo and In hot climates. ON reintlA o'er of tide ort shoat rowdy has bees hod Wel> hereelehl.—illsobetwort (with the RillION sou th. to •tretigth rid NON * DINISII02.1) sad Co.. 1711. New Deodotreet. Lesari: rid sole bg ell reigetialle eloniete throughout the =gbh DitBUCHAN'S DONNSTIO ICSDIOINES, kpolni taresamomfor As men Inn drers. PAM I' I'OA ABU PIM tar surreiss gm bowels. ad /mow bird, &c.. le Ir., le et. Se ed.. sad Ils. VreIIITAILIMMOUriILIST, for mg senollsse, tred eleoft edror, ran as., led. sad le N. CON. i a ITSD MWAIng 'ISCon tor re.lowlgoratiag birroas sad wassiget sploss, wasissed from curare sorbed Yds win dwurrald remodir stricture. ran Ir= i ; d Voierr. Weft senor Moro. and u lis aro lins iss urd tarseira run 4 . 11 6 4 114 45, us. , or ism Is or Br =r• week* Wee " Burgos's rads dr no by 13 art Cs, U. Ilsonssr egros. wat..-4.= Issas, W., sal rellisso forwarded es Pio* or post-ogre order. To be Wet all diewsgs. ••• sAilb Berelay, 75, earsinsindrest •. gebreers, 411. Piellesbarebrin Amager, 14 dorookibrild: Me= ► Oderietrem ; lsere. 4, ebeepridy ; 71 =6"% i1e. ,£ 1 •11 arr. bees ; flue/dee. Pre". eel elm& AA NEVER F•ILING RIMIDY. Do. WORTS RUM war LID= P 11.15 i nt talent mylel bouldket, 'eve as WO be howl le ill wits saw brea va rleis War ellyllakuo *emu ilidlisou anima at the tsa Per II • himlly wriest outl4 sag tis at war is truly easellasi la Om* sysimille of le OM dolma. ma%U eruee rypellts, yrunses dries rod fte sobis.--118S . lambs" and Sp , sue nSili 410. rol M. De me to Mira De. ni palm ase a atom puss primp, DM A lambed. S. liaszadieS' isessoi is al SSW EVANS' MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS. Onstimmen meet as meal entry Prostai. Maritney as ever. !Sydney's admirable nem saw The Elliott Tully awl the American Brothers depot pertarmances. supe rior to anything mit men. irearpart deadA O ber Madrinala and elude Venal Meek. kem Me main eissiesiali of the enter. tainmeal "Plammers emo at Evans to 1M eztremely .eU sliat--Aairour. TVIOLADSTOPM CLARET, I. per dosen ssts, Ts. St Oar I l it y rre Prowl wise • ; s 7.. Jahr Clink 1s wets. INAS. ,Arentline Port sad Merry, Sr par Assn ,rsolly st The Cherry I. 111017 Ireetell• arstilsi ass AN dims rhos •fad the Port. tram hoiss pot belly missed la wort Is MI tar lhaserdtato vas or bps( dose. r be reeelret OW ended Fork from 366. to Us Tense trtt—JAN P. 11 sCLIAN.10. absiseeneer. 8-W VALUES of GOLD. —WAT EN:MON and 1110014114, he the lehehedon of the Public and theta , 111111111111101111 hatem i beg to —b tats following announcement re- Sew V el OOLD, hating persuaded that the tote. f e ralllthe bit to VII+ b ile will be alike protected by the wide dreslikm of on Wsu s bject. gold being Melded Mae ei parts or nand% tethers Oat geld of hi carets llgh Y l9mange..l3 1 oi 9carat...p 1119 worth .416 4 17 mho.. 2 II aerate .. 1 1 per 041104. U eseille.. 210 Te T carats .. 1 Dawn.. d 1 I 14 made— 111 1 • aerate .. 1 1 II waft (Mehl 14 ease.. a 1 N a carats .. 017 • standard) all 14i 111emate.. 4 carats . 14 * 21 swats Sl4 mono_ s wan 010 7i 10 011/1411.. S $ U MAO .. 118 1 1 mists .. 0 7 ui mama.. 3 T leardo.. 1u 0f 1 caret . 011 Mastalciwit 10* na11a664/86.6 Ormagertlea, W.O , Lemgem. _4m4ye are at ChimmilJoarase he la each. K./ 16116 666uppeuss dem M 6 Isar ffiig, sod as IstarisgsM am eskek. H AMILTOM sad ICIIIPTON, Tailors, IN, as agosalla Isatar A SLUM STOCK ad 1110115111). IDUNOING. and OVER, psi Ilanbarsaakin dam WADI tar Ike prosug sansaa. dienlionna as depend us liming [ADM 1111DIX4 RANTS, LIVIZIEd. ie. MR. KILN? (ALIPRIMI WEBB MILES) NNW !WRING AND SUMER! STOCK tor the Werld-tringd Peoteh ANGOLA lb. TROUPERS, la now replete sad ready for Theao Treason were originated bV i ase„ Whose may address tan, Rai 1K ritttliht UANO V RIL-Sti IJA sod who lo sot connected with any person imitating and alert , timing in his muse. ISTABLIMIND 18th YLBRUARY. 1811. THE CELEBRATED " INDISPENSABLE SUIT." la as lausame vadat, at podium and textarres for Wangle& TravelUag, or Darliseas bun lea. to 700.. to be ebtelued ouly of L MOM and HON. Caesar of Mixonee and Aldlyste. New Oxford street. comer or liarbetreet. Comer of Tot teutuuff-eourt-foed and Zasaeseead. SheSeLl •nd 6n4irr;l:irgilid;i7 G UN 8. —To SPORTSMKN.—The present n seldom Oren itaolL— G. to WIR STLFJVIL 11,Dirost eu iew Goldea.croos Hotel; look tame' hock stock of MO ND BRIMiI and MUMS-LOADING GUNS. 4 1 ". 1 4 . 14 . 100431 4-PARARL. I "..aPka S of ••117 .we and description. • 112VOLVIDA by all the host famiii nnboss: with 'via dinerlpli it ammaition, sc.—win:um H Strand. W.C.-1.2.L W. MN Woo 'villa( I a mama Q PECTACLES, ca ttroaed by HARRIS and SO SON, will mat s the sight. Better cannot be made SIM, with crystar e r ry pebblee 15s. • steel, with fa le M Geld mid Mira Spectacles so . d Zge-Olasses fi= variety, as =y i l i ow prices Harris's Prospect inms, Its ed. post ties. eII.IS and SUN, the Beget holly, oppootte the Brlttah Museum OstssLondon. Bleillsbed Mt tics.—NoOse travellers employed. `(WARM WEATHER.—RIMMF.L'S TOILET vusicaft will tw found a perfect luxury, used for the leihit or boa. or es a reviving scent. A wilt-Mar unintiamota hie sett to be media Kimmel • Patent Vaporizer for furnigatton. (he Dr. lotheWe report )-11.1 MU, Perfumer to the Queen, fltremb, awl ft. Oornhill. SOUND and WHITS Tzars are indiepeaaabl• Ss porseed alaratelse. ead rbid , * and lanyard, by t austiceliee bell ROWLAND, WONT°, or hart • 'WU tisesposit et As slinkiest nod melt rsebersba if Yrs erbialsil barbel. It ettirsielia all terlsolies tba leak aid swum • lite ebbs aleews l• the emesibid sedges mein IMtar progress d dr el lir 11•0116 sod Wee= a beillby seem or the seam The bees* abs. feu the eallobsisea sad ilisialbatias qualities id lit Nei* Magas a pertly sad troiraese truly grateful to lie . Mos la per am aliaseL—Tbe words " Gessiq" M.. ssit se Qs label, sal "A. lowland sad MOm. Matieeyerilse." s aw yreeinosei stamp. bald by W by sbanisla m CLUILMI MACKAYS WM MAIYAZIKK WIRY WINK, Twurimica _ _ 1. f Y ali "ROB IN. IN lid; 000DE • LLOW." • Waddir hand 111•2* ird /1•11•• CLlial LACJELY. LL D. Ogee, Ll 4 riseNtreiL Lase" LC. LADY A r puma SECRET. A Novel. am “ sous soopewow.• sift 4 wows. Id• _ ANEW LION BUNTER. am« 101111( 000Dirsuow,* le. I. Wald& IL BANG: TRICE' TIMZB. Ilse " 10111 e GOODIMILIAW; No. 1. Weekly. s 4. ril Ns GOUTY PHILOSOPHIC& i. On .. lO&Pt GOODIPILLOW." No. I. Wieldy, U. lir •NTID-11 811218•TION. vv 88. .. 101112( 0000/11LIA11" K. I. Wieldy. St MHZ GREAT FIZZ OF SOUTHWARK. A. Ilie " &ODIN 000DIFILLOW," It. 1. Wili4.lL VOLUNTEER'S SONG. By Saxton Lima. • en lONS GOODFELLOW." No. 1. Weekly. It ON GOODFELLOW(' IN GENERAL. Ilse " WWI OCODIFILIOW," I. I, Waidy, It I H S.. war . 0 1 - 00DMLO • W," No. 1 P , Weekly, Id. X DTING : A CHORI7B OF ANGEL& In .. ROBIN 0001WILUIW," N. I. Weekly, ft . EINGLIBH MUSIC. Use " BODIN 000DIIILLOW, Nia. I. Wieldy. Id. ARINONSTRANCH WITH " MISSII8." Ilse .2011 IN GOODIZLLOW," Na I, Weekly, I& WHICH WINS—LOVE or MONEY? vv •••••110BIN GOODNILIOW," Ifs. 1, Weals, IL This day. Na L. Pike Twegion, ROBIN GOODF EL L 0 W, • New Weekly lowel d net and Fiction, CHARLES YACIAY, LLD. 00entiel a emus I. L—air T Ws and Purpose. IL—isep Asap flearst. Now Chi rAsa ba". IV.—lra: nuts lima Y.—Tlmo Gouty Philosopher. VL—Wasisd —A Mormon. VlL—The (heat Pin of Southwark. VlLL—Voistuteers Mug. By Samuel Lover. 1.1.-0 a Goodfellow' in CleperaL X.-11elp. A Posse. XL—DOug. A Chorus of Angela. XlL—Zeithalt Mu& MIL —A itetooostraws with M.—Mb lett Whia—lorre or Money t Chap. L--OS. 1L —A 11 = m.-117 ea Wave. Oates : 125, Viestolrest, Loudon. Ms day, la Id kg. gee, boa= ; de fa ed.. cloth gilt. MAIDS of HONOUR. A Novel. By Poiiiniona What= tondos : Last sal 06., Patazioggsg.ftw, This day, yak* Nfm ansineetil wenn, or Night. on the T AI. in the C ; °cam Br a Mtn lualioc Loudon : Ward sad tack 11a, llowaairaat. TINIs o_aq. prlaop.. emmellai cover, ONLY A WOMAN. A Novel. By Captain Libla&r. . . tamdoa : Ward sad lack. Ufa Plastatreet. Jot probiDhod. pole* IL, boo for tO Ammo with Photo- Illestrallorm TWEINABIB of SKIN. By Rom: J. JORDAN, AI M.D.. Lleostiolo kW Rept Oolloso of llgoiolook =lllembarol the Loyd Caw * Dxfoorso. Dosloof. of "Ms Dlooms. sal fi Dosiradoo." Le., i de a pat, fa IM : mod "•Tosolloo w Mama of ti. Booffoo.' PIN ID IL : by pook f. sL oiler Ye modes lisoloma Os adociell el lb, limp flog of M. Lads. Paris for Qs moot Ono dlosoolo so porfolosid culaneo sa s olloto of elvlliootion, so so Immo all 1 et Oho ceasing m amaAalie alkistibm, sad : treatment for aailfooposolod doom La. g 1 of Conawitatioa bon DO Os I. sod •to or by og To be had from loolloraoly.ll. Clooopolooof. For•olooms, Undo., D. Moo by patsOmp. DLBRIGHTS MAN UAL Oa NIRVOI7B INKLITY Is ALL TIII VARLID MOW via Nara liwo Orr lasotrabod with Drama's tam Lao; cosabAssi ha paellsolses for we cam Pp Dr. ma r. Matra ad w"gel r i =lWarlrigkimik IVA•tvaibrit, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1861. purr OFF PAPILL THE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE ; tke first 1 effort to combine quantity with quality, and eheapnaft wit Illuat astect.h originality. fries Sixpence, every Month. _ land= : Ward and Leek. lak Ileataireet. THE SIEPENNY MAGAZINE lobil—"res AN WCAI DISONION," la No. 1. THE SIXPENNY MAGAZIN& A. ItarA—•' Tat Ulte OP TAB NOV IITAIIIIL" la Na L THE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE. Lad—. PLUMB 00CIMATION8," m /to. 1: ; _ THE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE. assa—" AJUMAL WI IX SNi WWI." Is IN. 1. 'VIRE SIXPENNY MAGAZiNX Lad—. MI ItOUND 01 WRONG," to No. ' THE SIXPENNY MAG•ZINE. . .a. am-. TM LITZBATUZZOIr THE MONTH,' la No. L THE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE. ltsad—" TIN CILAWLIY." In No. 1. lIIHE SIXPENNY MAGAZINE. isag—.lll.ll WI I CALKS 01 Tin 11011711." hi So. 1. QUANTITY, QUALITY, AND CIIRAPAMIL TVs dity, No. 1, Prim ed: Minethly, leg °ohm' of &welly-printed meeer, ietth lefty Ilhatrathmit THE S IXPENNY MAGAZINE. comm. : The American Disunloa—Masten sad ServanW -The King of W Botuttaine. A Ransom —Tripe after Health. Bpi?" These see—Tee Dew. Drop. By named Ben NM Penal liketelim et the ricturoNue—Xarlour —lllnek in Pavb—Gass from Ahroal —Window Osrdening—Animel Ute in the Orma— n* Round of Wrong. A Novel—Omiera : sad their Qoalitiee— //ammo. In thc Woods—Tim Crawley. A Sketch—Bergman and /He %wit— Leaf of Lite. A Tale--Oenins and Talent. An Essay —Lore and Beauty. A Mary—Literature of the Month—Law and Crime of the Month. London Ward and Lock, 158, Fleet.streeL This day, price in, ornamental cover, THE INDIAN SCOUT. By GU TAv7AIIIARD, Author of " Prairie Flower," de. It is impossible for language to depict more startling seems of Indian life, or to Inspire more tl.riUlo interest. London Ward and Lock, 168, Plestatreet. FROM LAgr MGM'S GAzzrra. aurtzurts. JA POW&Ilk hawk width maker, io onnendar July LS at 1, and August la at lloit Hasloghallotosot. Isr ub or: sad Minden, Arliy-atZeit, CheoP.ide ; Badaglialloirod. limas Pls. Osmium, lioklatomit Ind. 61611 /. J 11 1 715 at 111, and Aw f l. 14 at 121, at Basit=o4. laii6. lide and Co., Aldermanbury ; J =ALL. Great Weir*, army eltilidor. July 14 at 21, Augum 13 at 114, at Bodeghaßotroot. tlslt., Wood. , and Woo and Co., Tunbridge-wells, [tit otasolg., wards, Bashighandamot. Jo= LaWs. Now Church street, itsayiebone, chemist, July If at Uf, and August 10 at 154, ai Basingball-stred Bois., 121eknoll and Ntimell, Connaught-terrace, Zdgworioroad ctt amig, liewarda. Basingliolielmost. CIIAMLIII LIMO, renehureh-strent, City, warehouseman, July Lat U, Anima 1.6 at 1, at Bmingliall.stred Bolt., as/Lewis, Old Jewry, and tole and Co, Aldennan- Istry : a/. rids., Whitmore. Bidnitiall.street awLL Vase, Cower. flaw, Bedlordmisiaro, Inwood ricanallar, Ally 16 at 11. and Anew% 16 at 12, at Bminghaildreet. Gal., Il ßall imooart. King's Annoyard, City ; oh. trig. , Cannon, Boling. grinot. JOIIIMPII Damn. Ilestatco. Nottinghamohlre, draper, AO LB and August 4 at 11, at Birmingham Court bold at N hans. tal., (Amps, Nottingham frig., Barri: i n dildrun. Ontlatia MUM, Trowluidge, Wiltshire. marine Moro dealer, July 16 and August V, at 11, at Mold Cowl. Solt., Web- Bria y, ld Trowbridge. and Comistooet BMW' ; a/. auk, Miller. NB, Li/10X, Liverpool, raordant, Jdy 27 and Amid 11, at limped Court. Sob., lowa/0 and Co., Limpet 641. al kgre " r n.lave r i. BAXVSL _ ,udiern 'shire, meteor, 3 II mil AIWA d ' lbw?* Tyttg, ea 2AvorpooL JOINT 011/03 0 C o l naimra llrANISS ACTS. Punditlpp YD Moournos Psormos OsEmir b erlo , Jul , 1 ; )4-0 .asiglo44,l",—ffri,..4 INSULTINT 111T1TION1216, AT TORTIIGALSTIMIT. WIWORS MAW COWMIIIIIOI/.11 LAW. July 19. G. Oxley, Cllfkoretrese, Pillsbury, cabinet rocker— it. G. Whom komford, Nest, whs. merehant—J. Week, Deism. • lams, Team, cab driver. July tt. G. Taylor, North-street, Cambridge heath, Journey- ase arpenter—P. Daft, Davles-street, Derteleysonare. wers-• hoesemma's assielest—J. A. Oadocy, Oak-village, Yentish.towa. club—H. Treason, Okeseedemplace, Lark.Wl lane, Clapham, farm bailiff—W. Thompson, Savanna-row, Emetatreet, Clogs land.read, ulik dyer. IMPORZ IL 0021111520LN1R NOHOW. July a. c. Miriam, Bator-mews Hyde-park, cab pro le. Barmby, Albertstreet . street.lslington. chemist —W. ortrt; — ood, Tanner's-hilt Deptford New-town, beker—ll. Pasiser. Market-Wrens. cattle dealer. July Pk J. S. C. MI, Park-cot Peckham ; King Wil lieasetreet. City Z. GXONS, Giffordetreet, Isli p be ngton, cab driver—tn.= Wanharestow, Ira. opt/elan—D. &Wen, Peetennamidest, 41 71P.Mingim IL aa i i. sad efsaveas"°44lll"l.B"4l = l4. jii =silde am"..l=7.lree idelOSSF"— ....a ea Y. 6 fl„ Patimall, J 'Pr Brow- - ---- • , Isunbnit , beer reline—W. A. lAddi r artnan, in. 1081 y, ipeblitene—B. Fletcher, Art*, Kent, farmer. l, IO2(11 OF DIVIDENDS. Jowl VOLUM. JubllesOme, (Bakes, horticultural builder—lit dividend erf Ins., any lisenday, at Peno•U's, Guildhall. chmabses. 0101162 NOR,, Leirbton Bawd, Bedfordshire, bricklayer -Ist drvid of le , may Tuesday, at Paulen, Guildhall. chambers. Itossat Smil, Barasod-pipoe, Ilampsteadvoad , builder-1N dividend of Is. St. aity, Tlteaday, at Pennell's, Guildhall. dlimalsera MATINIIIW StriCKl/19011, Merniane, City, and Blackheath, hemp t en i T s e d.. .ll4 dividend of dd., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, .7011/1 UNIMIIIICKID. WL•ales-lialldingi, Shoe-lane, wholesale stationer —lit dividend of la., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Gull THuar di = m intillgelnkt, Northampton, leather seller— lat dividend of IL. any Theaday, it Pennell's, Guildhall chamber& Purina and GlArt, Great Toweretrset, City, wine merchants —2nd alvidond of U. Id., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild. halleinnisen. loan lUgglinnit IS" Croydon, Surrey, builder—lN dividend of la M. ow Fitesday, at Pennell's, Guild/WI-chambers. 01.0603 MOLY YILInk Arboarplace, Stepney, rope 'maker— let dividend of la. Id., any Tuesday, at Fennell'', Guildhall shanibtelittre MIL% Gould-square, City, merchant—lN al la Id., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall. J 4 0=Dut, Blackfriars-road, rheutist lit dividend of . . .. 11r fL, Jtb i, and :n .oe.ey.:oi Xooaq..t Cann:u s, awass tea., Leamington Priors, Wanviclublre, hotel -11 deod of Is. P., July 9, and any subsequent Tumilez al Vfliklare's, Birmingham. SMITE MILAN. amd Smola. Hagar HOLLAND, BICSOLHIMIN, =Wl4,Mobbed of fa., July 11, and any subsequent S M I Liansgsfs, Birmingham. SANCIL Llbwtn t. Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, commis sion agent-Ist 11, and any subsequent Thursday at Ileasses, B Gamma /awe= Wataga,..27=treni, victualler —lst divi dend o , la. 14, and three subsequent Mondays, at Barna flag= iiimazaT see., and hams Imago Sam Lae, N tanners — end dividend of la MI., July 8, and three su neat Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Timms NICHOLSON, Lydbrook, coal proprietor —lst dividend of BristoSd. July 10, and any subsequent Wednesday, at =lees, l 1111Trolt and WlLllTliszta—lit dividend of Pa, July 17, and any sabsequent Wednesday, at Morpa a, LiverpooL JANOS lagirtams—ls t divktend at ed., July 17, and Aar 'ulna figi=Wednesday, at Morgans, Liverpool. WILLI•N ISITAITHIALLIIALL, Tarlton, Somersetshire, ..sent manufacturer-Ist dMdend ft. Id., any Tasoday or Friday, at Mittel'', lister. DIVIDINDS. July M. 111 C. B. Mather, iiMaTii7i, Berkshire, groom-July 16. P. lean, Iketreet, City, umbrella manufacturer-Jely SO. J. Britten, Noble-street, City, and Park-road, Dalston, dealer In silk braids-July 29. C. Hood and J. Nixon, Nuneaton, War wickshire, elaatic web manntwitaren-July ft T. MIN. Lei cester, elastic web manufacturer-July 28. L. Simon, Notting ham, manufacturer-July 26. 8. WIIMMt. Nottingham, lace manufacturer-July 28. R. White, J. White, and W. White. Nottingham, lam manufacturen--July 28. A. Wale, Notting ham, hosier-July 28. P. M. Caporn, Nottingham, lace menu feeturirr-Zuly 116. W. Kirk, J. Wale and J. Kirk. Monn4orrell, Letosetershlm, coal merchants-July 26. W. Cox, Birmingham, -August 2. flies Parry, Liverpool, timber dealer-July Delghton. Preston. Lancashire, draper-July 28. A. /MILD and W. Blackburn, litar-court, Cheapaide, woollen warehousemen-July 26. J. Hainswortb, Halifax, Yorkshire, plumber-July Si J. Booth, Jun., Brantley, Yorkshire, worsted mminfecturer-July 27 J. B. Martin, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, Monmonger-July 27. J Pulheld and W. K. Dauber, Sheffield, rrilly 27. C. K. Jarvis, Sheffield, bookseller-July 27. C. shl44. Sheffield, common brewer-Jaly V. IL C. Chown, Sheffield. shoe dealer. CIRTIFICATEB to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting- August 11. W. H. Borebam, Brudenell-place, New North-road, taller-August 5. I. Burrell and J. Burrell, Old Change, City, wholesale warehousemen-July 26. W. Stillman, Newbury, Berkshire, leather cutter-July 27. T. D. Carter, Blue Anchor yard City, livery stable keeper-Jule II C. B. Mather. New bury. Berkshire, grocer-Jaly 29. P. &Ma. o=l2 8 16_ turz draper-July 29. A. Bowles, Ipswich, Suffolk, as 29. J. Cook and 11. B. Greenwood, Mark-lane, City, wine mar chants-July 29. C. Nicholson, K Primal!, and W. Mom, Can nen.stmet West, City, worehoesenen-J 30. W. East, Bud bury, Suffolk, currier-July 30. F. Ellyett, Ponces. Hampshire, hatter-Aagnet 7. F. Lock, Bridgwater. tiomereetahlre, muter- A 7. O. neon, Credit, Devonshire, shoe manufacturer -Itust l B . Yoder, Manchester, cloth cap manufacturer- July 26. J. Thompson, Wake fi eld, Yorkshire, yarn spinner- July 27. J. Barrows , Chselanteld, Derbyshire, cabinet maker- July 17. J. M. Martin, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, ironmonger. THE KING OF THE GORILLAS. This magnificent specimen of the Gorilla rue is now placed in the rooms of the Royal Geographical Society ; and the announcement that he would be " at home" yes terday afternoon drew a large and fashionable commas of visitors to Whitehall-place, the rooms being crowded from three to five. N. du Chaffin was himself present, explain ing to various groups of visitors the history, and pointing out the peculiarities of this monarch of the West African woods. Those of our readers who have perused U. du Clank's very interesting work will remember that the "King of the Gorillas" was the finest individual of the ram he met with, and they will not fail to recall the graphic ae count the writer give of his sudden meeting with the aloe arch is the forest glade, with the eircumetauces of its death, ass of the most exciting incidents recorded in the volume. The "King" is certainly a magnificent beast, of gigantic proportions and alarming aspect—one who might fairly be coasidered even by the bravest a most ugly customer to meet by moonlight alone. When shot by Do Milk be stood six feet two inches in height, and though, from the stooping attitude in which he is now placed, something of the height is lost, still the large general proportions, especially the breadth of chest and length of arm, ere act only fully apparent, but most striking. The King was ao chicken, having evidently reached a good old age, the signs of which are sufficiently apparent in the thioases of the hair in various parts of the body, the beld am' of the head and sliest, as well as in the decayed state of many of the teeth, some of which from their size might fairly be demomiaated teaks. The state of the monarch's grinders, indeed, raised appalling suspicions as tolong nights of frightful Gorilla tooth-ache, accompanied with surmises as to the possibility of savage dentists existing in those unex plored sylvan solitudes. It need scarcely be added that the new specimen of the Gorilla species is in all respects by far the best and most satisfactory yet exhibited. It is quite saflaimit to extinguish the doubts, confound the sceptics, end put the whole school of captions critics to silence. It °alp resales to add that the anima: has been, under the supsein- Medea°. of scientific men, admirably prepared, stuffed, and mounted by Mr. Wilson, of Sydenham. Tan BULLDZIIB' &SUM —A general meeting of the operative bricklayms was held last evening at the Me• dunks' lostitutios, Oratory-lane, Mr. Henry Stapleton in the chair, who said they had met to take into consideration the t aspect of affairs in the building trade, arid to deeiae whether they would authorise the committee to con- Maus the resistance to the system of hiring and paying by the loan now introduced by some portions of the la rge reather builders, or whether they would accept the term. offered by the employers. Mr. C. Spearman moved • reso lution to the effect that the system of hiring and paying by the hour would be injurious to their body se • Weds, and entirely sabvereive of their beet =Mobekruthigg the efforts they had been ice a redirtion of the hours of labour, and paving the way for a more panel adoption of the pernicious system of overtime, and the meeting pledged themselves to the ovary effort to reit the innovation by refusing to week under its tonne, and by supporting those who are re sitting it at the present time. The resolution was seconded by Mr. Howell, sad supported by Mr. Noble, who detailed the operations of the committee and the state of the em ployers yards and works at the proven! time, and Mr, Coal nom, sod after some questions bad been put to the Pun metes and satishistorily answered, was carried Mallii- IWOMily. The meeting ',punted at • late hour with three theme for the sax shillings per day and Saturday hatitsfidey„ sad three groom for the hour system. The poetics el both parties in the dispute remains the rues es yeelerekty. The hour system bas not been introduced into say ether Arms then those previously noticed. Some Of the slu e obtained • few men from Sc bat se e placed on the jobs they are dra o w i ti n ci by theass. The societies throughout the country are sendieg up mousy freely, and the Amalgamated Society of liegineere aced the Mouldere'llnion have promised their support. There appears to be so prospect of the dis pute being settled for some weeks, each party being ap parently determined to continue the struigle. BAY/MASSA ROAD RA ILW A Y.—The adjourned smiler of the Metropolis Roads Commissioners in referees, to this rsllway was held yesterday, at the offices, Whitehall plena The previous meeting, on the 20th June, wascalled by Lord Postman and Sir John Shelley, commissioners, and was numerously attended. On that occasion Mr. Train applied for permission to extend his line of rails through Notting-hill, and also to make • double line, and theapp cation was supported by • memorial signed by some thou sand persons. On the other hand, Mr. J. E. Bradfield ap plied that the original order made b 1 the commissioners last November should be revoked, which application was sup by a memorial signed by Mr. Bereeford Hope, Lord sup ported and about 2,000 of the nicakinfitiential residents is the neighbourhood, and others, who claimed • free right of way over the highway. Mr. t)unford and Mr. Harvey appeared . on behalf of the tradespeople of Notting-hill, and made • similar application to that of Mr. Bradfield. The commissioners decided to take the opinion of counsel on • ler r inestion ; and yesterday, having met, they resolved, by • majority, that the present mile should be removed, and t road restored to its original state ; and they gave Mr. Train to the 4th October to carry out their resolution. STEAM Eiccnres ON COMMON ROADS. —At the weekly meeting of the St. Pancras vestry an application was made with reference to the continued frightening of hones, and dangerous nuisance, by the road Means engines, used to convey the earth from the reservoir, in the Hamp , steacbroad, to the Midland Railway . works, is Agar-tosni, and other places. The number of enipses„ it was said, had DOW augmented to three, and horses were being frightened and accidents ware taking place daily. Mr. Ross said he could I bear his testimony to.the groat alarm createdanioapt the ia• habitants of the main rinds through which these loeorootives passed. He believed that the parties using these dangerous machines could be indicted for a common nuisance, and be moved "That it be referred to the parish solicitor to at once frame the necessary indictment against the parties.' The motion was seconded and carried. RAILWAY Connrrrans. —Yeetealay the commit tee of the Lords, Lord Llanover in the chair, bleier pared the bill for the improvement of the water supply of Dublin, proceeded with the bill of the South Eastern Railway for their Folkestone Harbour and Cootineotal communication =foments. The bills pawed in Lord Redesdale's com were the Colne Railway, Rathkadie Railway, Great Southern sad Western Railway for their extensions and capital. The South Wales Railway Bill was still further under consideration in Mr. Scholefield's committee. SULPHUR Dory IN SPAIN.—So•RD OP TILSIDN, WEUTZUALL, JULT 5. —The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee et Privy Osumi fee T hams remised from the Secretary of Illate for Farsigs stßeire a tresisla • thus of a regal Spanish ism% reaming voider certain con ditions, es a temporary ateavere. Is dig ea relined sul phas imported into Spain for the OUT* Of the vine disease, 1 to 2 ;eels 40 seats. per odabd, under the mated deg, Gad • rub New & utile lieslos bIL-9 oft PAETIIUBHIPB D19.8417.D, D. Davies, olrelo4rW; Montiorierysicre, T. Pavia, Shropshire, and DratOoorgestreet, Westminster, and ° .l7l* Whittington, Shrorthire, contracton —D. Davies, °warned's, Montiontorystdre, sad T. Satin, Osweetry. Shropshire, and Great Week Warminster, contractors—J. B. Hellion J. Griffin, and H . licUler , Bristol, and Chewstoke, Somersetahlre, oil and colourmen—J. B. Mettler and J. Chitin. Sirtstol, and Chewatoke, romersetshlre, dryeallere—J. Thomson, A. Thornier, sad G. Walton, Halibut, merchants, so far as regards A. Thoeneso—J. Mar shall and T. Marshall, Walsall, /Staffordshire. saddlers—W. Moe n= and & T. RowUnsea, Birmingham, Britannia metal prism —J. Osman and J. Gann, Hambledon, Hampshire, arrows — J. Braes and 0. Hayward, Upper-street, Islington, upholsterers-- R. Irby, J. Gibson, and J. Smith, Scarborough, Yorkshire, Widen, so far as regards B. Riby—& Penny an d J. P. Lynill. Manchestar, cotton manufacturers—J. Wkirthouss and T. Irma Bbwringibern, gan makers—W. Smith, sm., and W. Smith, Jun., Upperetzest, Islington, pawnbrokers—A. King and C. Hamlin way, Yorketreet, Lambeth. smiths-1L Owner R. Greenway, and W. Malta, Warwick, briars, so far as nerds K. (heaves 0. H. Goodisend end J. Whyaall, Nottingham, groosrs—J. Bubb' and T. Hobbs T, Welton, Devonshire, plumbers—J. Hind and J. Aldred. Duke-street, Groevenorsquare, builders—W. J. Bowden and P. H. Bata 'rare, Hertfordshire, surgeons—J. Taylor and H. Lewis, Birkenhead, tronfounders-0. Jack on and J. Warm, Berton Bridge Mill and Barnsley. Yorkshire, committers —W. Tamer and .1. Budd, Walthametow, Ere; grooms—H. Dusantoy and Bencraft, Southampton. surgeons—J. Cordery, A. Graham, and C. N. Graham, New Bridgertreet end Pleet. street. city, grocers, so far as regards A. Graham—A. I. J. Le Coq, J. Turnbull, and R. Salem, Muscovy-court, Tower-hill. merchants, so far as regards A. L. J. Le Cory—H. !Anson, S. H. Sanders, and J. Deptford, llnendrapers—A. Z. White and B. C. White, Ire, brewers—W. Borland and A. Jardine, tin's Norfolk , Norfolk, drapers—W. Leavers, I. W. Harker, sad W. vas, Jon., City.road, so far as regards J. W. Harker—C. Walker and K Brown, Stamford, Lincolnshire, com mon brewers—C. Lockey and G. Llndrtdge, Hastings, Sussex, dealers la orate—J. Booth and J. Williamson, Oldham, lance, shirt, Meaismsnirs—H. F. Broadwuod, T. Broadwood, jun., W. S. Broadened, J. Reid, G. T. Rome, and P. Ron. Great Pultency. rarest, pianoforte manufacturers, so far as regards J. Rel4—W. Ortlitha and 0. Day, Manchester, plumbers—T. Jones, P. Brost, sad D. Davies, Liverpool, woollen drapers, so far as regards P. Barest-0. Vavarseur sad H. T. Woodger, Trump-etreet. Ctty— J. Loss sad R. Wrench, Msnchrtter, yarn manufacturers—W. J. Hell and B. J. Ball Liverpool. commission merchants—S. P. Jackson and B. Ainsworth. Bristol. iron merchants—J. Geddes and A. & Geddes, Manchester, Manchester warehousemen—. G. W. Ewen sod W. K Hall, Adtm'scourt, Old Broad-street, commission merchants—H. Nethersole and H. J. Owen, New- Inn, arontoya—W. Walker and 0. Bates, Dewsbury. Yorkrtire, ironfoanders—R. Parkinson and J. Hancock, Manchester, cattle dealers—W. H. Bremer, C. Wells, and J. Skean. Kingston.upon- Hull, merchants—T. N. Oreenshlelds, W. Spalding, and 0 B. Greenshields, Liverpool, so far as rami, T. R. Grosnahleitis— IL S. GUrts and 0. Rpm, George.lasUTl e, - litrichesP. shiPbrolieru SCOTCH IMIKWTONII. WlLtur Sam, &Unbent& spirit Miler, Irty 11, at Smith and Philpors Booms, Edinburgh I.I IM I4IDZIL Yours. Glasgow, grocer, Pry 11, alt this Pactiltf HAIL lerpoi JO IMIONW ON , w, edge tool mart, July 10, at the Crew /MA elmesow. (Stamped, ld. AdditiegmL) Waaailt ftvisaatean. AL MMus, atiellegatdre, honsakaeas July 14 at tie Star Hotel, bibliog. ISMAILI) Eti go ugtt, grocer, laly at DOIIPAS sad L.Taals lama Mtn . JOHN H A . Port-0 w, maim lab )f.' at the Arg)le lama Part.libirow. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nor torn itolifir arackwry.) WAR-OFFICE, JULY 5. Oth Rog ROM at Fool—Major-Gerneal Thomas Gerrard EMIL from the 46th Foot, to be colonel. vice Major- Comm& Lion Rosins, dossaind. 484 Foot— Major -General Charles Aah Windham, C. Et, to Le eolotel. new Major-General Thomas Gerrard. Ball, tasmsforred to the iith Foot. BONI Artillery--The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadet to bri • Liontements :—Emilio' Clayton, Frederick Aim Elokemey Loraine, Willotroby Bathurst Hews, Geo, Eyre Townsend, Archibald James Anderson, De la Cha ron Thomas Irwin, &nohow Bradley, 'Edgar Kensington Wm. Robt. tEdwaill Vincent Stave, Jahr: Button Thames Qaskell, Alwodsr Campbell. Jol Winn RIM Carlisle, Alfred Logan, Augustus Ron. la Dew S ... 711 -ilisAuschrromitioundOentlames Owilekito ith tionparau rank :—Abed iv = 01 . Townsend Sale; 'Thomas Tose l * •Wireeleslis Aboog, - -Rebirt Algernon lAkemy, Pk Ankle William Mackworth, Bert- Arta "Dix 0. ADO( .—Aarietant t • • r a g e e r er . ell!, to the ilalierd, t o , in the " ' ' *"•I I OITIMODUMMJtair.I.• The Reemerges, hired troopship, ie expected to oil to-morrow with the right wing of the 2nd battalion of the 11th Regiment. She takes out Lieutenant. Colonel leaner, Mrs. Jeaver and two children, Major Peebles, Captains Dixon. Crampton, Slack, and M'Caushind ; Lieu. tenants Whiteside, Byron, and Rubinson ; Ensigns Skill, Oumberlege, Atichitileck, and Vaughan ; Surgeon Black, Adjutant Tibbs, and Quartermaster Atkins, Mn. Atkins and one child, together with 6 staff sergeants, V sergeants, crs, 11 rnws, and 389 privates, 46 women and 43 c hildren. The Conflict, hind sailing freightship, take oat Captain Fuite, Aln. FLOW, and four children, Ensign Eliot, 2 ser gawk, 2 corporals, and 35 privates of the !ad battalion of the 11th Regiment, and & division of the 10th. She will also sell to-morrow for the Cape, if the weather be favourable. THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. --~-~ . Yesterday, the ooneladiag work of the first day's orotesk—interrupted by a storm of rain and wind on Thurs day e►estng—was accomplished under more favourable cir euenstesoes. The following is the list of competitors, who, at two hundred yards range, scored eight points and up wards : _ . 200 Yards. loaads. 1. t. S. 4. 6. . . LSIMMICII 391 h Middles,: Guy, ditto 2 1 1 I Lamm, Irtod Middlemen •t t t 2 Laasb,lllloffor2selel icutt, Oth Wilts' • ' 1 2' Rolthuitaw Wallaislor r skisraNarvor =s Inikik ' 2 i 4tt• i 1 2 bgledinv Sib N.,rth Man WYwkdare 2 2 2 Tib Wllta .... . ....... . ...... Marmon, 4th Wait Riding et Ted*** 1 3 1 Mama, ditto Clark., 27th Wart moms( X= l. 1 1 1 (bagman, IVA' Mput .., a I I I It will be understood that the fidteigotag in a termination of the list which we pve yesterday, being the gauss's prize entry for the opening day, at the shod range. On the conclusion of this contest the shooting, at the slime reap, for the Prince of Wakes prim was begun. Mr. Rose, the charaptowebot, redeemed his comparative failure of the previous day by scoring twelve points, and taking the lead of 290 competitors. 'Bat as we learn, on good authority, a protest has been entered against Mr. Ross's having allowed his father to loadfor him. The act of loading meet to some ezteet lifted the steadiness of the head in sable. quietly taking aim; sad it in objected that Mr. Ross took as undue advantage in delegating part of a rifleman's duty to another. The following is the list of competitors at the 100 yards range for the Prince of Wales's prise, omitting that vast number whose chances are reduced to awn by their not having made as many as eight points. Roan& ~1.t3.4.6. Third, llth Gloucester - Insign Penner, lit ditto I Hasson, ditto 1 Captain Steele. 6th Monmouth lUchardson, fah Lincoln Groom, lot Northampton =t Brown, 1 .tb lancishire MAI,. 26th ditto ' , IF Wanton, Middlesex ,, . 1 Corporal Caton. 34th Lancashire 1 Captain Oldny, 7th Norfolk 1 Sergeant J. Brown, Robin Hood ll Sergeant P. G. Rankin, 11th Soucy 1 nt B. F. C. Glover, nth ditto 2 Major Tinley, 63rd Lancashire 1 Sergeant Penske, Mk Lanesetdre 2 Sergeant Stout, 16th Middlesex S Sergeant Scott, 3rd ditto Young, lot London 1 • I Breeze, lat Norwich 'J. Bobtail, 21.4 lasenetWO Remold Do is 8011111111t-MaJOr 01111X4 Vehigliie • • 4 Servant. Nosworthy, ditto Y. Meteor, rad Renfrew T. Rill, std Berke Captain Greg, Hat Cbsuldn 1 Lieutenant Mann. r is tp dha illidrill Misrlane, South : AI I. ROM Oaailiddle. UsloweeMs Psterktn, ditto W. Yenta, Ind iiraW 1 t 1 lliillViresot Dal Home. IN t 1 3 Carped Mort, Ist Wise 1 lEblnrood, SA adWiraolS 11= 4 1ella dab 1 Captain Robertson. 10th Perth 2 , t , Pry, tad lama I S Jenkins, lin G Corporal Chi d gnerlrisate $ Burk Ito isle of Wight 1 Lleutawant Adshead, Ma Cloaks I Outlet* frt Kent 1 Talllato, 4th ditto 3 Sergeant Delves, 17th Kent 1 1 =lllitottowsk, Ist Linear a 1 n 20th Kant 1 Sox, 11th Gloucester t 1 Calor, 3rd Renfrew Captain Haddon, Robin Hoods I Sergeant Green, 3r d Sonoma S Maynard, ditto , I Phillips, Ist Shropshire I 1 Contain Pipon, 7th Sussex Captain last:sap, • Ist ditto Although yesterday wee a brighter day than its prede cessor, the wind was too strong for easily =wee/dui prat. tics, en indication of which is afforded by the feet that the Swiss target was blown down. The day's shooting included the oommencement of the contest at 500 yards' range for tho Queen's prise. The number of visitor; was jimmied, as a natural result of the change in the weather ; and many ladies of distinction were present. THE VOLUNTEER 74.ZET1140 AT WIMBLEDON.—At the monthly meeting of the metropolitan volunteer com mending idioms, held at the Volunteer Service Club on Tues• day last, present, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Echo, chairman ; Linit,Colonel McLeod, ot McLeod ; Lieut. -Colonel Walker, Idwat..-Colonel Iced Bury, Limit -Colonel Ron. C. Lindsay, Oeptein Hilliard, Lieut.-Colonel Hon. R. Grey, Lieut.- Colonel Colville, Major Hughes, Lient.-Colonel Money, Captain Phillips, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Redneck, Lieut.- Oolonel Lord Grosvenor, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Colville, Meier Hon. H. Ger, Lieut.-Colonel Wood, Lieut.-Colonel Somerset, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Gerald Fitzgerald, Captain Wilbraham Taylor, and Cliptain Templer, the following re solution was carrirl unanimously :—" That the heeds of government offices, banking, commercial, trading, and other metropolitan establishments, be respectfully requested to give a holiday on Saturday, July 13, to volunteers in their employment, to enable them to attend the National Rifle Association distribution of prizes on Wimbledon-oomnion mid the review of the metropolitan and ether corps by hi; Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, General command- Tax Garda FIRE.—If persons could be brought thorcieghty to understand the importance of esnektede to tits ordinary affairs of We, how mach they might says themselves and others' whole reliance Is upon them Certain It Is that In durance companies could afford considershly to reduce their terms If they could feel that Insurers would do their part In care fully protecting their property. Thas the advantage which modem science holds out to us in the production of Instruments for regulating our business as are not property teamed. Carelessness in one merest generates the Mine In another, and leads to dreadful omequences The highest philanthropy can do little better than support the efforts of mph bo these mm as Kr. Benson, of 33 and 34. Ludgate-ha and se and 47, Cornhill, who, by selling large numbers of accwate watches, does couch towards imbuing the muse with a peeper ' oppreclaUon of the vales of regularity.—Ludvaicaseta.m.l SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WOHOINTIR.—FmiDAY. Tile Lama' PLarn of 16 ems., added to • Sweepstakes 1 of 3 son. each, ; for 2-yr olds and upwards • the second ' halve to save his stake. Mares acrd geldings alcoved 3 Ibi. ''• The wiener to be sold. Five Mr win. Webby Jesse prows, ofrok Sir.. T ai slb • t (w. Bottom .1 Mr. Hopwood'allemese Ism f ”14 541 ISb • • (11 , 15 il Mr. ifolisenteasepoS 4 gra Set We As •t 6 ~ ..t Mr. Wood's Gaffa, 3 ms, 7st . slb ' (IL a r-- Mr. C. Y. tladler's fby Sweetmeat,3 yrs, 7 s telb ( R. Sadler ' r o Betting: 5 to 4 on Jamie Brows, 7 101 l eget Zingari, 6 to 1 apt The Sweetmeat filly, and Bto 1 apt Mal. 411 r • arinc Linwelfti the same itty( da :l 6 .tram ta m th u Y u ce e l hicirc :A rnt e l l a 4 st t: w sec e nd db;a ttad csuju lid 11 114" ; = Glaff alnila" :a llili. wae li t.. ** IL: • bed fourth. The winner was bought in for 84 guineas. The Ociutrear Suers, of 10 son. each, with 100 . for 2 1r•okle ; colts, Set 71b ; fillies, Bst. 41b ; the horse to are his Mike ; the winner to give 10 move z ~ to the fund; Wiabiee extra. The straight five furlong Loot Mandates Blesekeock, by Newiefaster , . gm tin , • . . . C. An:hours Pl o ilager, B't7lb 9. Fordhamj 11 - . ,: i i P a 6 .J. Deyle'e cby Aionso—Surge, Set M , .',.1 K li r. Mallen* Purdue, ll sat 41b ra • Betting: Even on Blaciamelt, 3to 1 apt ;11•110- -1 1 Mist Sdorpioe. and 9 to 1 apt iuty oilier WIN " Om led for•• &lion distance when th e' favourite aid BR- • '" chequer both passed him, and came on several Imim trait, Blackeock winning many by • length, six batmen the skald and third ; IPilleigm wee fourth, Tipsirploned; . HZ WieT ltun.AND RAILWAY Sumas of 5;40 .. . tizia , kgls aus t i ls . wirda, mile. 'TX . Oulliver's Sloth, by Idlebey, 3 yrs, 7st 313 101) , . 1 . . .. , IF. French) 1 Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, a yrs, 7st Mb 1201.) EL Taylor, 2 °apt. Cluistie's Mos Swift, !yrs Est 7lb (10$ ) (Bradford) S Mr. Wood's Fairy Enowe, t yrs, sst 7th (2301.! (1L Taylor) 4 Betting : 5 to 4 on Duplicity, 5 to 2 apt Sloth. Whiteley weighed for Miss Swift, and was proceeding down to the starting place, when the mare kicked him over the rang, injuring his shoulder very much. He was suable to ride, ' and Bradford was substituted in his place. Sloth made the *hole of the running, and won, after a good race at the finish, by • neck; Mies Swift wa • bad third; Paily• Miami beaten off. The Mawr was afterwards bought in • ~, for 75 guineas. Tire Woaceersit Cu, of IV toes. ;' for 2-yr-olds and titiV 1 wels. Oentlsaise diens; predasioseirto our, 71b ado* ''-i lategks,. One mile and three furlongs. (18 subs.) , m yeaery a Von Biro. re, by tic Flying Dutchman, ' " t.in, lgat Z i (Mr. Thompson) 1 , Cetn Lu b s T X. Mina aged, 10st (g r. ly. Bevil) 2 T. a 4 yrs, list7lb .... (Mr. W.' Boynton, II • .7. lamb's Welorkwd, dive, lest 213 ._._(MA._ Blake, a Mr. Jarvis' Kinnersley, 6 yrs, lilt {lle ..... (MrEdwards) 5 ' Bettlng : 5 to 4 ea Too Stream 5 to 2 opt M. Philippe,• and& to I apt. nay. Von fitroom wee sold to , i ventry 'previous to the race, and he ran in his lordship's whims. Von Stroom was the bit to make play, but idler r going • short distance, he was polled bask he. the seemd , Owe, sad Xinnershey went on in front, with IL Philippe third. On coming into the straight Kinnersley was passed • by both You &room and IL Philippe, and the twocerne on • V is temesives. Yon Strome winning easily by • length, dividing the second from the third, Waterford ale fet t hi tinneraley beaten off. Tait FWD* Stoma (Handicap) of 5 ono mob, with 40 . aided. The winner to pay 5 sows., and the second horse to gave his stake. Winners extra. T.Y.C. (straight half tone). (18 mho) Captain ilawkteley's Nutlet* by Filbert, a yr% rst 811) : ancl slb extra) (H. Gi• herr) 1 Mr. Thoraces Curlew. 4 yen, SAM (L. thirordee) 2 Lord Coventry's Moussi, 1 yrs, Est tab .... (Dickenson) 3 Mr. Oulliver's Tiars. 6 yrs, 81$ 41b t g= 4l) 4 Mr. Janks's /Chinerabn. 6 71s. Bet _, i 1 1 0 . . : Mr C. Ruthours Conveyor, S yrs, eat 133 b (resiol 0 Lord Courtensys Newbury, 3 yrs, Set ittb (110 0 ' Mr. S.Quartermalurfa c by Newminater—Orey Hen. S yrs, • est Mb llibasy) 0 Betting : 6t04 on Netboth, sto 1 apt Newbury, 7 to 1 each apt Curlew and Conqueror, 9to 1 apt Tiara, sad . 100 to 6 opt Mouseire.p. After several false attempts the ' lot were got off in good ceder, when Nuabneh, This, lad Curlew took up the mosiog. At the dietenes the &vomits had the lot lab, and she oame on sad woo is • most moaner by • leoph. Curlew beat Mondani, for second gfiyar wow. Tiara ins fourth ; Newbury woe . ~______22 4 l 2 l l b 426 4 2 .,____ off. _ =Fru:cc isuirrvOLlENT :MOD &MIENS (Handicap) of ' 3 son. each, ' with 30 added. One mile and • quarteri o Whitten exam. (17 subs.) I Load Comedies Flitch. by Chatham. a ITS, Tat 11113 (L Snowden) 1. Mr. Thos. hire's Biddy Hutto, I yrs, est 51b.. (IL Taylor) 2 , M. F. Jacobs' Waterford. 4 yrs, 7et 101b..._.(0. Holman) 3 T. COHN Casio& 6 yrs, let 101Ib (E. Orlsoahsvi ) 4 . Jacobi' Acre, S yrs, Gut (T. French) 5 CONSOLAWON PLatitof SO ems. (HaaMesp) for all a.m. Winners extra. About ate mile. 14. Logaa's Lustre. by Prime !Limiter, 5 yrs, tint iste - Gard( ener) 1 14r. Holmes Zinigezi. 4 yon, 7st glib (H. Ortmahaw) 2 Captain Curries Orlllade. aged. Yet fib (Larnhourni 3 Oaptala Ohriale* Diadem, 4 yes, Set Mb ((hilloner) 4 . Mr. Gulliyers count 8010, 3 7st 21b (T. French) 0 lir. H. 317. ion'., YaliM, lam. 5 7r t, Mt 710) • ) ( W Cresiw Alit il tei 4 4 • Igr flooch's Caliph, aged, Sit 10Ib Mr. Y. 0. Sedter's Jesuit, aged, let {lb (A. Sadler) 0 gr. T. FlXes's T. P. Cooke, 6 yrs, 7st 1310 (L. Snowden) 0 r. I. El • ere Constance. 3 yre, 7st Sib (H. Taylor) 0 Mr. J. Worroso's • by Mearcack di b), 4 ma 7st Bib (Clement& 0 Mr. C. J. eadler's I by Sweetmeat, 3 yn, • Sit Ilth (Dickenson) 0 Mr. Morgan's Midnight, 3 yrs, 643 olb (Parsone) 0 Lord Coventry* Mfr Hawthorn; 2 yrs, fit 71b (Bradford) 0 Dotting : 5 to 4 apt Lustre,s to 1 each apt Count 8010 and. Crillade, 6to I eget Diadem. Diadem Madethe running to the distance, where Lustre, ringari, sad Grillade ' bar ; the three then came on to the Stand Enc losure abreast. when &nitre got his head in front and WOll by a neck ; half a neck between the eeeood end third ; the same between third asd fourth ; Comet . 8010 sad Yorkshire; Yin, who were well up, filth and sixth. The others tailed off. The Mooreock colt ran out at 'the top turn, where' Constance fell, and kicked little Taylor, injuring him very: much, and causing the blood tallow town Ma heed.. , : :LATEST Bill''TENG. • . LIVERPOOL Mr. J 6to 1 apt Slingsby (t freely) &0o WO OD WAKES. t 7to ' 1 apt Schism (t) ' t 8 to 1 Shipwreck (1) - .: I. 10 to 1 Starke (t) GOODWOOD CUP. ' ' 7 to 2 apt Moss. Man , e (t) • 7 to 2 Ophaitt (t) 1 9 to 1 Dlophantus t. .. II - ... ... • 10 to 1 BearWebeter BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDLY. GOODWOOD STAKES, 9to 1 apt Schism it) 9to 1 Shipwreck (t) 9to 1 Btarite (t) 12 to 1 RoyUm pire al (t 13 to 1) . 14 to 1 Sovereign (t) 20 to 1 Oalpe (t) LIVERPOOL CUT. Bto 1 apt Eiliogaby (t) Bto 1 The Brewer (t) 9 to 1 Feodorowna (t) 10 to 1 Doefoot (t) 12 to 1 Heiress (t) Nothing done on any other race. THANE@ NATIONAL REGATTA. Prizes, amounting to 5001., open to comers from all !arta of the world, are to be given at the great national regatta, under the management of the Thames Subscription Club at Putney, on Thursday and Friday next. The entries are extremely large, greater than they ever were before, and amongst them the pnncipal are TIM CHAMPION POUR-011 RID RACE.- OPFS4 TO THE WORLD. The Confidence Crew, Richroond.—J. Mackinney, C. Brown, W. .1. Bell, T. Mackinney, and E. Mackuiney, coxswain. Tit; Lansdale, Nemmaile.—J. Taylor, J. Malin, M. J. Soo*, X. Taylor, and T. Harrison, coxswain. The Lord Kilmorey, /iewoaaUe and London.—G. Ham. merlon, J. 'Ma, E. Winship, R. Chambers, and R. Clasper, 00ZIIMII11._ Lambeth Crim.—E. Carter, A. Hopkins, J. Chapman, R. Bain, and J. Hill, comma*. PAR-OARED RACE. —OPEN TO THE WORLD. J. Snell and Henry Snell, Hampton. W. tell and J. Maekinney, Richmond. T. ktitfin and H. J. Scott, Newcaatle. M. Taylor and J. Taylor, Newosatle. J. Tagg and G. Hammerton, Kingston. E. Winship and R. Chambers, Neweastle. C. Brown and T. Mackinney. KULLIODe RACE.—OPEN TO THE WORLD. H. Kelly, Fulham ; G. Drewit, Chelsea ; T. Pocock, Lambeth ; J. Chandler, Hammersmith, J. Mackinney, iticlunond ; T. Mackinney, ltschmond ; G. Hammerton, Kingston ; S. Becket, Fulham. To these are added a vast number of other races, fours, pairs, and scullers. The above list will give an ample field for speculation, there being the moat raeowned men of the day engaged in them, and the aquatic public are under a great weight of obligation to Mr. Henry C. Smith, the hop. secretary of the Thames Subscription Club, for his unre. mining exertions in producing the above. [''OPEN CA