The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-23 00:00:00

ILAOK BALL PASBBNGBR mot curru naafi tor OtOrMALLt from ton 111210, the great Frihew Giant, and mite, M SeD. Pkabdilll. Ilan Livia ea MON DAY Ir&Wreak Sept SA, trees 8 till 10 o'clock TELEGRAPHIC iNTELLLGOCLr NAVAL AND MILITARY. coveted homer woe Thomas Pride, captain of the after gated, the survivor of the two colouroargeaste wL we ported Er. Boyce is tie galleat mak which be made ins& Tame theattitak ; sad the third was WIWS flesksp, is Granny soma, aim el the Esuyales, for the intelligenee sad &Ong while, areordieg to the testimony of Lieutenant Edwards, onsumanding the third company, he exhibited it esoorteinbm the eons ,'. position, and for continuing to retain hie politica in treat duriag the adroit.e alter he hyll bees weueded is the arm. The Commeaderta-Chief addressed • few words to mate times brave fellows as be affixed the aces to his Work sale the feet of the esesesy beisgerwatmled was nodded is the nine-Imam or more of the sprotators who wore sot prio4-• lased to witness it by the finag of a royal saline freer bee' Kaisety's dip Vidary, the treat.' at the same time per . seetieg mum The brigades the formed in line at elm* pone oolumps in the same order as Wore, mad advanitiac is review order gave a enteral salute to the Commeederna- 1 Chid, and se the earawsey andeit. Townie. I Dooka ITo ealL AIE TROPOLITAN HUM HALL, FA= reat—ovie at —LWOW and MINOR, the RiWee: George I.bauese, the tayourtte 0171140 : lgrPupils . Harm ladea, Derr Pte. letty Orsy ." Veite. a old Jere? Weed. Opera, "Ilarthe."--lloalcel Director. J. J. 2001J1. (arum's rizzoiwis) ♦VSTAIA. THE IMPERIAL MANIFESTO. VIENNA, earn. St ::I=l2waarie;: =0.. , . eVilMe9LAIID.—Lssel (Orders, 1110, tcs . sil classes 80 Mere ship Ildstese •• 110“4, viewill 4000 1 1 limits Oct 4 Marikrbonsida:l l4.s City * • 04130 I "di. I Oct. 00 • Limp.oll Oct. 30 FITHE OXFORD.--SIXTY-SIX. b J. OFFEN .a. BACH ; LA ,TRATIATA, NO&HA, to ,by the molt eMotent Opoestie Cobapeny to tondos, bectuding . itiose Ramat. Wobssisf. TIM& Barn. ; Madams and I( ee Mta-lionsy (wbo !sake her re•appearance here after an absence of ten naosthe) ; Hamra A. M. Al bm Green, Rowe% Hoak. W. WHllanw end Moan the BRIDAL of BRAUTY, by those arteries the Atiesea b ja n and Sara Onnales. Comedy and by the HAu sort Burial. and Davies Hr. Almaden, the celebrated Wea abet end kW* end Mbar aerdiabls talest..-TalB BYZNINGL Telegrams from Prague and Pesth announce that the Imperial manifesto has been reoeived in those towns with great enthusiasm. The Town Counail of Prague have resolved that the anniversary of the issue of the diploma of October shall be celebrated with illuminations. This custom was disoontinued four years ago. The meeting of the Croatian diet has again been adjourned. 011 ilikesftel Am at Asada bay% 11 a s s, innet , 4 ",.., mid " N am aarned well-known parataikan and *44 oar woe acanomodaticat Unlattild4o7:d by ani o ards fLIM end P 1 •1 1 2 ., dem& for Mt as ; Nod T. AL KAMA adad L taadialisalodiet. ram 11.0. ---------- axial 13011 LIVIRFOOL OA quninrowx TO NMI YOU. TWICI • WAIL riItTIVIRIVOL, NEW YORE, wad urav_ .111Ik 811•11111113 COWAN Y Weed ebb .fieehter doh torprefervo a ciwbsilt Iron Screw Btreen-134" 1111011h* Illi led Bial°l i MN 11 /MOO tor NEW YORK. CITY OF WASSINOTO/I, Wertweeday, Sept fr . CITY OF MANCIIIISTAR, SeAnday, rcpt. SO. CITY 0/ LONDON, Weelessem 0./. 4. As p iw y w a doseiey, aci ellencie inds,se awl Istardore. Celia temp by the mail AISSMII 1111.1111=27.1v1; VOT, la 11 ember. aeoweleg to the =tibl a. m u t , and Saturday's stockers. It grateem peers , lechedre • foll eappt7 of emoted yar 15___Orods and the r lett r o u d Ur hooked me ftt pertaralere he Mx "" =NMI, NlVietebotreet LAweepool ;or to VIE sod MOT. 0, /08 001111=-“rw.. Lowden. _ THE CATTLE PLAGUE. ITALY. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. ?fortes IS 1111111111 Y GIVEN, that an EXTRAORDI NARY GENERAL MEETING or the Sienrelsoldem In the At ha* Telegraph Comps* will be held at the tondos Tavern, Bishorgathatreet, in the City of London. on THURSDAY, the 19th day of October, If* of half.past 1 di** proebely, for the purpose or coseidorkns, and if the aseeUag Mink At, of pow Mg Rst following resolutions, viz.: • ht. That the reed** passed at the Extraordinary general lies** aVW Sheashoident, held on the itsh Avert, inn ea thodaing the isans al a further amount of the remaining unpaid aOtal el i tle w asityOnm , ea exceeding 1.800,000, be and the same le hereby Ind. That the resolution pawed at the said meeting, held ea the 9th August. DM, cookeries upon the said capital of ZOOM, or so mach thereof as should from lime to time be issued In com mon with the sonseildated S per ant. preferential stock of the , • prefentatial divtdend of • per teat. per annum, and Company share in other dividends of the Company, be and the rune le hereby moolndeld. RA. That tri a l s zs of the Comp. be lacrealed to an anelpit sot a , Es,ooo,ooe, by the mention and Jana ef not *own* l new shares of la each, and that oath hem Mares shall base, and be entitled So, a. Perlereeliel dirk deed at the rate of £l9 per ant. per annum t II the, amount for the time being • paid up thereon, to priority to any divi dend on any other capital of the Ceomany, and shall also, in proportion to the angina for the time being paid up thereon, be entitled to puticipate equally with the other esPital of the Company in any moneys applicable to dividend, which upon each dalmatian of dividend may remain after paying ur providing fur the said dividend of £ll per cent per annum, the preferential dividend a ES per cent. per annum payable on the cottoolidated S per a* prifereatlal stuck of the Company, and a dividend at the rats of a per cent, per annum on the consolidated ordinary stock and ordinary shares of the Compay ; or in lieu of, or le addition to the resolutions ahoy net forth, or any or either of them, such other resolution Or noolutions as the meeting may think At for rescinding or edaending the resolutions paned at the said meeting of the kb *past. ISt* or say or either of them, for lemming the mats/ of the Company by the issue of new shares, and for conterriog upon the new shares or any oortlon thereof such preference or priority I, the payment of dividends. and each speciel privileges and advantages ea may, by the resolution creating the same, be prescribed or authorised. J. STUART WORTLEY, Chairman. GEO. SAWARD. Secretary and General deperlateadent 12, St. Helen's-place, London, Sept. 14, 1466. Bar. 22. A meeting of the members of the Sanitarium Committee of the Oorporatiaa of Leman was held rain. day afternoca, at the Modus-loose, when some saner interning matins were dinned of. Mr. Gleams, the chairman. annomesd that ASOs the last meeting arrsagemeets had berm made to ambit* the two committees that ware at pre eat known es the Sena tannin Committee and the Compeasetin Committee Me each nerd they would hinoefortli soon is that form. Xir: eMithe committee ware aware that the govrinarent gin e pentagon for the erection of ons sanitarium, sad he bad remind a communienten from Prof some Sposends, Maas( that all the zussessary instruaticas would be Etna le the goversaiest isagesters to facilitate the mum' of db.: sued eattla.lo the Sillit•lilkfiL IbMi might scow Is mina therefore, to he die to proceed regalarly to work, sad the first thing Imp had to de ins to provide • suitable site Yoe Klee crcallen• of yireposed imitations, 10 Iwo* anat . lOW this height tan oat to be rather a difficult thing to accomplish. She committee were already aware of the fan that offers hid been made of three differest plans for the erectios of amt. torinms, but the rohabilents and the medical officers in the seta' distneta nispd rush objections to bating places of this description brought within their neighbour hood that the parties were compelled to withdraw the odes limy Lad made. Mr. GUM, the secretary of the committee, said that hg bad yenned a communization frrim Dr. &relay, the medical 01111011:4 (belies, sating that therm was a pins in the ran of BeAtelfia, on the sauna& of Obelaesehridgei which the owner was willing to pleas at the disposal of the ornamitess, sod climb he einsidered very eligible for lb. , purpose. There was akto a raggestion from Dr. Perim. another medical gentlemen, that a Bailable plain fee the ensetioo of a sanitarium might be found *menu Holloway and Fisehley. A lona and rather desultory conversation thee took place among the members of the committee, in the colon of which, the chairman obestred that it would no donut, be their genteel diffioany to have one sanitarium established, and tf that was found to work oncoessf oily they would very soon be able to establish others. Dr.Ssavis at leagn sargested than stib-oommittes should be appointed to visit toa pion proposed at Bettina, 104 at can undo arrangements to take pennant of it if they should think proper, which wee agreed to unsainesesly, as was aleo • soma by Mr. Hume, that adwerliseensals should be inserted tinting parties to make offers of • ail" for the erection of the proposed sanitarium. The committee shortly thermals adjoured. A commemorative service was celebrated to-day in remembrance of those who fell during the dis turbances at Turin in September of last year. The working inen's associations, deputations from various other • societies, and an immense crowd of citizens, were present. After the service the societies, preceded by their banners draped in black and followed 'by a large crowd, repaired to the cemetery, to places imniorteles upon the graves of the victims. ._The crowd subsequently marched to the Pleas d'armes, where they dispersed in perfect tran quillity. A deeree hu been issued appointing Montevideo es the Italian naval station for all porta of South America, ander the command of a rear-admiral. THE IRONCLAD FRIGATE BELLEROPHON. CHA.TH AM, Sin. 2:4. This iron-dad frigate continued ben experimental trials of speed at the onessured mile, Map Firs Seeds, near Chatham, Oda morning, the weather, which oa the pre vious day wee exceedingly usprepiteue: ter tedieg a vamel Hike the Bellerophon—the interest takes he mhtektrem the feet of her Win the first reseal of her dug, is having in the meantime cleared up and theMfermi t rated, alluring of the Inds be be renamed alder far mere favourable conditions than ya i re os y. Iri At irmuy the af tereatratim eigseme the of suiretese the nude the harbour, end e larieg ggigh fFs il uPply of, the beet hend•pulnd , ebb, .endp,,plipAsa l , kilKthoWeettiFqtailft4 61 MS' Pied on bead the former cumin having been the Aid aura hi MU vessel realising aria eamparatinly .enostisfsotory re. ruin the steam never once exceediag a mean pres sure of 21411:e., with a elellllll2 in the coadeuent of only twentyeix inches, while the screw could oily be brought to realise the mean revolutions of 56 per minute, although the Admiralty contract stipulated for the propeller making 70 eievelutiose per minute, what the whole ef Me boilers were weeding and the engines driven at fall speed. The ofll4els, ruder whose sopa-Moon the trials took planer embarked from the dockyard pier in the steam tender Adder, iffester-Cominandierßlakey, the Admiralty being represented by Mr. Reed, chief constructor of the navy ; Mr. &rushy, uaistantcoastroctes ; Casein Stokes, muter attendant; Captain Tatham, who will command the frigate ; Thornton, =WM sbipdailder ; Mr. Baker, chief investor of machinery ; Tooker, inspector of machinery afloat. Mr. Dineenand Mr. Took, uniected with the steam departmeat at Somerset House, was also present. Daetrg the Wale the Need was in charge of Captain Randolph, commanding the steam ere' elleVe. Oa leaving her =wrings the frigate's draught of water WY found to be 23 feet 6 inches aft, sad 16 feet 6 inches forward, and her displacement 5,650 tons, which was slightly is closes of *don the occasion of her trials Welsh code arising frog the fact that triad? 100 tons of Welsh code hod been planed On board donne the night. The firm of Maws. Peen and Son was diproseated by Mr. Matthews, sad the engines were is Marge et Mr. Wind!. The weather today wee far more favourable far the trial, the wind blow ing with a force of 3 only, with but a slight swell on. ;Shortly before 12 o'clock the Mouse Light was reached, and everything being reedy for the trials seven rons were trade over the usuased milk with the folloWeg results : First 5 min ; spud in knots, 12.000 ; steam, 221 b.; vacuum in coadensers. 26j incase number ; number of revolu tions, 57. Snood mile—Time, 3 min. 57 gee. ; spud, 15.190 knots ; steam, 221 b. ; vacuum , 26 ; ember of revolutioss, 58. Third mile—Time. 4 min. 59 see. ; speed, 12.0iOkseee alum, 231 k ; venues. 26 ; umber of revolutioes, 56. Fourth mile—Timer 3 ni. 56 Me. ; speed. 15.254 knots ; steam, 2411). ; elehern, 25 ; revolutions, knots 58. Fifth mile—Tune, 4 min. 56 sec.; speed, 12'162 • steam, 2411 b.; vacuum, 28; revolutions 57, Sixth mile- Time, 4 ado. 1 me. ; speed. 14938 knot s ; dean, 2/41b.; num. ; revolutions, 58. Seventh . mere—Time, 4 min. 47 sec.; speed, 12.543 knots ; steam, Sedit ; reacium, ,96 ; number of revolutioas, 58. From the above figures ' the true mean speed of the 'frigate, at full boiler power, was 13 - 645 knots per hour. The Bellerophoe was nog tried at halfikeller pollen Expeditious keel • been I formed that a mean speed of at least 14 keen per hour would be obtained at full boiler power, sad same disappointment was experienced that such eras see the nee. As the trials were, however, uedertakeu with *snow of easing what the Bellerophon will do wheel the whole of the experiments being tried on her are earried.out, a pretty fair criterion can be formed of the speed the frigate will attain when fitted with a screw more adapted for her due, and est at a different pitch. who there is no doubt whatever that she will attain en avenge speed of 14 knots per boar. At the dossed the tried. today, to BelleroPkon steamed into the harbour, sod unkind off the dockyard, her balanced rudder enabling her to be steered with the greatest eau. She will be docked to-morrow to enable her to be completed for 000111iiele0e. CURARD LIITH—BRITISH and NORTH airJULIC.I3 ROYAL MALL BTILLY4IHIPS, appointed by a s stlo to ABO boxers LIVIIILTOOL and NW( YOZ. lirewsswll .ool . said 11011T4 mi the Doston abi trAltt la 101 l sad pee ps and aro ae illa Mai the. r • .. 11 ... a rk WPM. for NSW .IMM Satordal. Sept. n. CHINA, for 1)0410N, Saturday, Sept. o'. for NM YORE, Saturday, 0 t. 7. • yuhW lA Csassogors and foods for Num and !Savannah, to be twallarred at New Yost (subject to the permission of the Sietos suthoritass) on board to. MULL Cecilia. Pdsp'lDOney, including steward's Is. and provisions but images wines or liquors :-- To !Saliba and Boston, cbist = ph.mcoad cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin. £ O6; AIR —Apply te 4. B. Wooed, St. Old Brosdetreet, London .11. Carlo, HMO. and lt, Plans de la Bonnie, Paris 0. and g. pram SO, Jansaice-street, Olaidow ; D. and C. Kadvor, 4lnattwtma ; se 11. and C. Mariner, B, Wattamtzbet, LimpooL THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. ROTISRDAM and the. aHINIL—RICDUC IRON of VALE:S.—The Netherlands Steamboat D o lood favourite simmer NATAVIIit, Oaptain ffn W. 81rr rrill lnusswick Pier, Blackmail, WADY SUNDAY sill o'clock, en saint of tha Ma , a.m train from renehusaMstreet Manton. Reduced fares : Saloon LI 6a. ; fore cabin. ; return tickets Yard at a fare and a baN.—Appty R CIIAPL.DIS Ildrenal a W.: to - MILLI PPN GRIMM NM, =clirraDonstarewliosse. Dues-usit • • ISSITI of £BOO,OOO STERLING BONDS of the BIM, RAILWAY COMPANY, Demtne Interest at 6 pee test per annum, la bonds to beamed £l6O ster tag oacb, at the prios of £76. Interim& at 6 pee cent por annum. Bonds ropoyoble at CWO at the end of ten years. The Bonds COWIIAR a stapolation that they shall be convertige at any time within °Mt period, at the option of the holder. Into Zstock of tile Company, at the retool eve shares of NO n :a " ali for seer/ £lOO Bose, • Ikkesigel sod Interest &yobbo in *Wink money in London. less 800 all "demi or Mats lax. Num I. 11. Naomi And Co. are authorised to offer for folk sobeerlptipai the "bore hoods of the nu Brillway Com paq as mice of £75 per £lOO bonds, male by lastabnenta minder:— e £5 psi £lOO bond on application. „ „ on allotment. £l5 „ on the kith October, 1966. £l5 ,„ „ on the tOtk Nornmbez, 1605. 4 £l5 „ „ on the 120 December, MS. 490 „ on the LSZ January, 180. BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS 0017C11118. Dana& Taraßaw Trask; Partataa tipatta Oa. at num optaIIDELASLy PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree. LONDON CARPET WARKHOUSIL •WAININ mil SON, S sod 4. GOODISSIMIENT. W. TIAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; pesnelne, ed.; second perafilne, la. 4e.; sperm. la 441. end Is lid. des British was, la Id.: transparent wax. Is. ed. : ,Belmeed was end spine. le. ; German we; la. Id ; borealis wax, la. ; compodte, 841., 91., and the beet. lOd. nestelho for p~lsel• les•Pa Bd.: entirmlies. Sit moulds, Ted.: best 41.. Id per gallon ; yellow soap, lee., 40e.. 44a., end laths.: motaied„ r 8•.; old brow, Wlodsor, Is. Pd. per Common brown Wiedeor, la. , white Windsor, le. 4d. ,*cerise sod almond, le. pm. har—tor cm* et W. P. DAVIES end SONO' old established warehouse, U, Ilertinletans. Cherten..soes. tondos. W.C. £75 • Taking into accoent, In addition tolls> ensual Interest, which Colllllllll2olSto rim from the tel September instant, the payment cal it theyencipal of the bonds at par la 1b76, and the deferred pariodsfor payment of the instalments of the the Mum to the subscribers will be equivalent to about 10 p.r cent. per *spurn upon the issue price—£7s. Subscribers may pay the full amount It advance upon any of the above-mentioned days, and Oen melt payments discount at the rata of 45 per met. per snaumerlde be allowed. 'hi ems de fault be made in payment on allot • cot, or of any of tee Mead meats on this deps•naissed. the ARMAND% wl , l be liable sesi be csoodlod, and the amount& then already paid forfeited_ Upoa garment of the allOtment money, scrip certificates to bearer will be lamed to the subscribers, which "ill be exchanged for the definitive hoods as soon as possible after payment of the whole amount of the subscription. Wrere no alb•tenewlf tt made the deposit will be returned la full within* deduslics. • The following extracts from the agreement between this minersolon and the iris liallway Conway wtll show this time sad conditions on which the bonds s.to be issued by the Com- FtOLEGANT PERSONAL REQUISITES...-. Under the patronage of 'loyalty and the Aristocracy of PS and universally held In high repute. ROWLAND'S OIL, for promoting the growth. restoring, and beautifying the human hair, Id.„ is. lOn fird i gi. per bottle. Rowlende Kalydor, an oriental preparation ler beautifying the completion and skin, sod eradiating en illtnetem defeets,da. MI. and it W. Rowlands' Odouto, or pearl derititrie., bestows is the teeth a pearl-like whiteness, and eves a pieseing-fragrenee to the breath ; Pd. per box.--Roid by ehdatisin and perfumers—Ask for " Rowlands' ' NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most 'metal Invention of the day, AO UA A ILULELLA. Mews. JOHN 008:51iLL and Co— Three Kim-court, 1 orabard- Arm* London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfally offer to the pat a l thin truly resswellous duld. winch IPWIIIMIT restores the lot to IM pristine hte•—ao meteor as whet age. The /morello has sane of the properties of dyes: it oes the ozi t =, Ls beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once one applicatiou per month will keep It in perfect colony. Moe L 1 le. per bottle, or in half bottles, on. &I. John Gosnell and Co. hare been appointed perfumers to H. 1.11. the Primer of Wales—JOON 008 N NU and Co's CU LIMY TOO I H PASTS =ruperior to an tooth power.—To be had of all per cheats* and a y t the manufa d ctory, 12, Throe King-court, Lombardotroet. Loudon. - v I 'API, ft I•si lir. • _ • • a lir T . . _ .„.. . . • 140 4 4 1 • .• • , • - .L. AI or I r,al • • d XS . 1 '4,1 I e' . • .:sieS=l:e fv..,-.^.70 TUTU 71 v PvinTnea-_ SRP'rTAMTIRit 28. 1865. [STAMPED, 14. ADDITIONAL] ['TWOPENCE 1 • I 11 • i tffircalleo of the prisoners by Walser, who then deposed that k Raab, 18b4. he ma • sugoaat in the unlit* aid drill in Klerk he was mat one day in the knk Crowns, who a corsatkm 1 ." 11111 "T Y P 8112 T• 21L—IPMnir"glan15— Sub while attending swore ac biro la by Crewl ee • Fun se • pra fte ryer some hook. He nve s wore to Lieutenant H . J. PhWimoos, to the Buili k . be • two and faithful e member of the brotherhood, to keep Briers' Amallask M. L Walker, to Me Imam ; ISa ociaaseb, to obey its officers, and to mast in its object— J. L Barmaid, to the Brelhomod._ the "freeing of Ireland from the British yoke and the ..Sc- Bidshleimms F. Challriori to the Black Waimea% of se indepeadent republic." Rs emu sites mem ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 22.—Arrofirmirre.—Com % Cork cad met the Primmer , . who were members of the maths( H. A. Trollops, to the Saps, vice Eattbscombe. Mao meaty ; bad trusossahlo twoutsationa with them, levelled. sae hosoontly drilled them and efinen. The wttsess was Lieutuant W. E. B. Browns, to the O pow in the St. nsylwaid. then arceoexancined by Mr. Goilime At coosiderable Chaplains the Ray. G. W. Messenger, lasigth. At the conolosioa of the witaeses Cross-examine- George, to the Frederick William, vise Middleton. die lion, Mr. Gilman applied for a tomes& for eight days, changed ; the Rev. Hoary Gleason, to the St. George, vice which application was at awe granted. The inquiry coca- Cleruoger. meaced at one o'clock, and dld not termioate until • lats ieginsers W. )['Dowell, to the Ads, gar the Widths/ ; hoar is the evening. Wuwor's statement against the Q. A. Davies end W. Cooall kdditiond). to the Ileattvp. primeas I. given as follows by the aowdaafiaa :—.llO he. A ct ing Sowed ClllM F Aisistant . Enitt a l l /W. / th tleliv, rs a nctratio it t incl b ru be s. by bd bees .c.n..„ ber l of n gry. F 79:57, t:Lej.rmj:e f iVirfire r h e l. lelekLtlthe _ to th e Wm, at Rhode. At the time he was serving in the Royal Cork to the Has ce dngs, to the 'Aeries ; w. B. unwise; to the City Artillery, and Crow:7, meeting Ilk one day on the Deka, tot the Goan. T bs, to IM barrack square at Kinsale, asked him wOuldhe fi ght for his Buell C has Ambient Engineer . Coom country. Be replied that he was ready to do so, sad im- Medal*. mediately sitar Crowley took him to a how in the wash bourbood, where he swore him in a Fran on a Roma catholic prayer-book. Be took the oath, the substance of which was swearing aliegkene to the Irish republic now virtually established, endeavouring to subvert the Queen's authority to Shia land, and beteg willing, whenever celled on, to free the country frees thaw British yoke. He was afterwards introduced to Mr. Guile publicen, North MaiaUreet, for who's apprehension a reward of 11101. L offered. and at his Orme he imam ha I several membres, Ulan Clear/ on cask semeles Mini be' had done so, and introducing the new Feuds* as. "brothers." Meatiap were usually held et Gaul's beer . shout foss times a week, minsipelly kw *enamour of Mm' lag leatares on eagiseeriag . and mili tar y training delivesed. by a penes mama Duman, who is isW to be anything but a novice at the basiesgar. Os inussei essasions Werner maw all the prisourapt the kook add Weld Min Ibikolliokkg the coatempkted flubs ed this suuntry . Iron Snort rule and lb. MOOG by whisk it amid be re obt. tloa to the lectures on engineering Donovan taught his hearers how to make cartridges and enplaned to them the Whets science of rifle pristine. About four months ago, I Warner seta, he *Wad si party of 400 meu at • ping. called the Tawniaa, deet two !miles north of the city, and Lynch was prembens the berries, and wont thrush the us lledlokas with the other rose, sad threw mouths moos Warier I drill s about 200 men ia Rumens place, when I)anne waa one of the parties. Warner only New Hr. Adams ono* at Geary's, but met the others there oa word occasions. Lynch mice mked Weis° pis hams and showed him urns I that he had. together with crone belts; and he heard Adams say that he had au old musket whisk las wall gat sleazed up, and which then " would do very well." These. as far as man be sacertaked, are the material points in Warner's evidence. It is said that' shoe Adams's arrest two cu. tridgee, made aceordiag to the in/Arm:ekes given by Donovan, wore found io • desk kluging ta Dirs. all were I takes posse ion of by the police. Tie Cork (.17rialittainft teases that the confederate officer leCafferty, who was sweated a few days ago in Cork harbour on board one of the Inman steamers, still remains in ana -1 tody. It appears that he was an aide de anifi on the staff of the Souther' General Kowa, and with him had peased- through many a brash with the ' , Metals. There war 'Okra from his person on hie arrival hare • waist belt, with two six barrelled re. vetoes, a rifle, ask four works spoil drill. Oos was 1 Brigadier Cievera Bile' Casey's " Infantry Tadao," three volumes • another Lieutenhot Colonel Philip Si, George Cook's week as utilltery movannsam, with illestratioss by ' Lieutenan t Colonel George Patten, late t.S. spay ; the third the , • A.B.C. " of Weirmishing and movements for infantry, by Win. Malice, late of the 2nd Royal Middlesex Rifles, sad the (earth a "School Manual" by Stephen Piookoey. Colonel 95th New York Natl.:oat Guard., Each book is • Well got up, and appears to coutain every information asossoary for the masagemoot of trooper An hivestigefaa will be held into the charge against M'Caffutv in a few days. Although everything is quiet at Quienetown a' great amount of timidity exists' regarding the Fecian reovemanS. and several Rosh* people staying there have within the last few days left the plow, so fielful were 'they of • rising by tee body. For ,the past reek one of the gunboats in the harbour, milk a nember of marines on hoard, proceeded daily to sea, ?stunk, each evening, in cousequeoce of in [armadas' received that some time sines a vowel cleared out awl Ateariese pert with. we fee Ude country, and on Toesday . eventag her Majesty's steam twirler Advice left the barker; with lb. Blau, LM., and a party of between thirty sod fok ermetabolary ea board. She returned ie a few hour', bat left agile on Wedeesky end remained at sea until aboat 7' o'clock in the evening, when she entered tbe harboar, and afterwards MOO to as &Debar oniscsics Eistabowlisne, Ms. .11100, tad oassiabalary thee kit beer. Whet tar special acissicui was is cot keniire.but rilmout has it that it was to intoreept the vosseloapeoted from Arno rice. While elle wee at ma oa Wedoesday a party of 20 of the ountabulary, under the commend of Mr. Can, S.L, Dublin, left this city for the residues of Mr. Luke J. Shoo, J. P., The Armies. for thepurpoes of searching it. Whoa they made their appearance there they stated their object. Mr. Shea demanded to see their warrant, which was at once shown by the officer In charge of the sees. They thee searched the house thoroughly, but nothing adaunatory was found in it. end they returned to Cork. The reports which we give below (says the Freeman of yesterday) show that we have not yet arrived at the last of the arrests. In Cork the police seem te be Foe ticide:ly busy—se much so, that the capital of the south would appear to have been selected by the brotherhood at the headquarters of their foolish movement. Among the more resent captures we find • druntiaajor of the 2nd Queen's Own, and a sergeant of the 99th Regiment, both regiments being at present portions of the troops forming the garrison of Cork. With these men, it Is said, documeole have been forted esieldishing their eon. nexion with the confederacy. The Examiner informs its readers that the wildest rumours are in drealatiou is that city as to a widespread disaffectios existing amoog the troops new stationed there. Tbe seise paper adds that it is probable farther arrests will be made among the military. From Cork also moue the startling intelligence that • party of twenty of the constabulary, under the com mead al a lab-inspector, left that city ea Wednsday, and ed to The Beanies, the residence of Mr. L. J. proceeded holds the commissce of the peace for the I county. When they arrived at the plan the Impeder aseounosel that his object was to search for arms. /Le. Shea having men the werrant, at owe aubmitted, and I • initiate search was prosecuted, but, as was to be ex pected, so arms or anything of • erimimatory ruder were dimovered. it is not stone the civil lauthorities that ate on the alert In Cork. For the past week a guebmt bas takes up its position I. that harbour. Oa Wednesday it was joined by bar Majesty's steam tender the Advice. The gunboat regularly leaves her moorings at an early hour, and doe* not return until late in thee/ru ng. On Tesiday the Advice left with • stipendiary magi strate sad • party of forty coestabulary en board. After • few hours' absence she returned, but again proceeded ea her @Penal mission on Weissaday. - What this missies is we are mot in a milieu to say, but the Coestitetioe ci yesterday states that those " tripe oat to sea" of the two vessels have bees in consequent.. of Informstioir received by the monument that • short time rises vessel cleared an American port with • cargo of for this country. One cf the informers et the inoveaTel has made his public appearance. At as ievestigatiou in thel city vet of Cork on Wednesday, in reference to the parties who were arrested on Saturday moraine last, &fellow Warner ocoapted, we might say, the winter box. He w • brother-A 'WORM member of Ile -brotherhood fidelity to the "brotherhood"—swore to keep their secrete —ead swore to raise up " the Irish republic." With bis "evisisece" we, of course do mot mean to deal ; bat we I may, for the information of the dupes of such Wows throughout the eouetry, inform them that Colonel Warner —for he has positively attained that rank by promotion— waasome yowler according tothe Cork Examiner, drummed out of the army for miseeoduct. Thee be became a militisenee, sod being temporarily stationed in the famous borough of Bandon Bridge he beams an out and out Orangeman. This did not realise as bad been expected, *ad so be Bitted to Cork and became " • pious catholic." Then be became • Fenian—remarkable for his daring pluck and his earnest- Dem. By such means he ingratiated himself with the brotherhood, and after a short noviciate he was promoted to a " colonel within the circle." Then, according to his own statement, be took to drilling the "marmot men," but some difference, it would appear, arms between his military pupils sad himself, for be was ultimately obliged to seek the abetter of the workhouse and this was one of the mesa chosen to build up • nation 1 From Truce it is reported that • private meeting of the magistracy of Kerry hays signed a requisition to the goverment, asking to have • body of troops seat to Vales. Some unimportant arrests are slated to have been made in that district, but nothing materiel had transpired up to Wednesday eight, beyond the committal of • few singers of seditious ballads, who were held to bail in substantial sums. In Dublin the " situstion" remates wrahanged. There is considerable interest felt in the ant val of the America moil doe to-night, as it is thought, why or wherefore is not very clear, it will communicate some important iotelligenee in reference to the movement and " preparations" alleged to be making in America. We have authority to state that the examination of the case of the Fasten prisoners will not be pr.:ended with to-nterrew (Saturday). The evidence, both oral and documentary, is of so extensive and voluminous • character that it bas been found impossible to have it sufficiently arranged in time. Mr. Strong. has been engaged for several hours on each day of this week taking %formations. The prisoners will be further remsoded. Ia referee.* to them prisoners we may mention that one of them who was captured on Friday eight, in the Irish People office, is nut now in the prison to which he was sent on Saturday last, nor has he been there for some days. But we de not un derstand that he has been hbersted . His family, it Malmo reported, are not now in the house he recently occupied, which is now being taken pare of by • few of the meo of the division. With refereece to the military arrests In Cork the Cort QExaminer states that Druconojoe Butler, of the 2ed ueen , and • ssrgeaat of s the 99th regiment have been arrested. With them, it is said, were found docu ments, showing that they were connected with the Fenian Brotherhood. The wildest rumours are In Cattle*. ticie hers as to • wide spread of disaffectios Astir( amongst the troops prates quartered in the city, * and d is stated that further eructs will be made. The Cork Herald Metes that during Wednesday • rumour prevailed through the town that two nee-commissioned officers is our garriami, one of the 99th Infantry, end the other al the n ad Quetta's. were pat under arrest as Fenian . . and placed i Wreak mills. It is believed that the civil autborities have ieformatioa is their possession which will lead to farther arrests. The Cork Reporter of Thursday night says :—" About half-past two o'closk on Wedseaday Head constable Gm* accompanied by two other alma, proceeded to the Cidilk• bliehmeat of Mr. J. Russell, grocer, frames street,and there arrested a porter named Hawke., charged with being a member of as illegal society called Feekes. The procesdieg was witnessed by • large concentres persons who followed the prisooor to the Treckeyntreet guardhouse withered any other demonstration than curineitv. About eight o'clock last eight Head-eon stable O'Nea, unwed, in tbsl South hialantreet, Timothy Carmody, a abater and plasterer, of the South Main street, charged with F• 11112111111. He had jest left his resides.* and was moving down the street when arrested. Had Constable O'Neil was alone at the time cf the arrest, though the street wee crowded at the momeet, not the slightest opposition, or show of it, was offered. The head constable afterwards proceeded to Carmody's house ad amide • search for documents sad arms, we pregame. and though • crowd of three or four hundred persona had by this time aosembled, the heal constable was permitted to discharge his duty unmolested, though aloes. Carmody is ab" Th i e 26 Co p r a6 k iiLeallainara". is married , I s i T i on ban W s edn f"n eeds ily. y the Pri• Mr. A. Murray Dunlop, M.P., was on Thursday night saterteised to a public kisser in the sew Tows Balt sawn t u ne d with high Immo at the city gaol were Greenock, by his constituents—in token of their esteem for b r ought up at the govereer's aloe is that building for his character and appreciation of the seal and ability with farther examination. The readies magistrates were abases. Crania. R.IL, sad Macleod. RM. Mr. 8. Wilma*. seem DR- SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILL% w hi c h ho hod represented them for twenty-oas years in sever killing remade prepared without atlj litarettrist palimpsest. The witalwaV was .nomerc"" In thmtiel ; sroseautor, appeared for the crows ; Mr. M. J. Collies. fey wsesseat. from the .reel es att wiw• Raft will b. leS'' ""a""" sad &mon those who part the Frorwridls —hssidss the prisoners. The privatises have by the recent wrest@ lees ea "' barn. Silks' , sad liver rrasp isiers • W i r e = the ;lineman, Provost Grieve, on t h e ._e evening raised to the member of 9, sad are John Leanly mid Ye wig Wows. radium, &wham at the eyes, &a For hei r al • &mil, aperient seedtelse, sad aa a portlier et —were Ili. Baxter , H.P. lee Montrose , and vaPtata. Seems. took owismveseyok,....sharke Biro rite Wad , they are truly x Sent : rand la their operettas and rd.P. foe Beefrewshirs. The apipeohes were et slight stork m ir k Ad t ,..; ( zwi www ; John ; mufti t. the stomach, tte7creste aopetite, promote ingestme, political interest. Jobe Th eespess, gresser — c - dee* • Michael Marpll - 4jPa id sfr =re the 'shot. tenon. = wi ge e lli m bY W. Law . WAR-0771CA, 1311. T. 20. —The Queen has been Peliiik 019°/•1 and Parkin 1511 weel. wirraiwww Ae fret,lt ling Williametrest. sad S i c , r mssi glowed to appoint Lieuteaant-Goneral Sir Richard Aim, hens pewriesely ruseared. the person as whose isierms . rrwithla bens tot ed. area flu Ild. Se maze to ask Dr i ' • ILO B. to be merpor and commeatclerOu-ohief In 'adorer eies the artiste Tees made wee ea ax sawed . 11, sad Lbw The gesselas ere se spare peal • . limb. tome siepaysi 4K Ye sweets Ike eity and petison of Gibrelisr.--Oszette. Jehs Weiser. The Investigating en by the Mop Lard Sydney haft addressed the following to Mr. Helps : '" Prove', Foots Cray, Kent, Sept. 20. ' " Dear Mr. Helps, —You Sr. peobably ounenehned will repute on the utile disease, immegessily my oely objerel is giving you the history of what oasurred to my beasts is to show the isocoeldoity of the malady. "11'14111~Sn bore sod bud epee, the estate from my own dein/ours, in the perk here, of venous alma. They were near to the farm homestead and away from every road Of any pomibiNty of outegioe, and the part to branded by wall and wide Suisse's. Moreover, no new Meek of ray kind had been broaght into it this year. " Shortly after we met at Osborne (7th of August last); oee annul wee seised and died under the heads of a voter& 'my urgers, to whose plum it wee removed. la time the others after various *terrible became &fleeted, and Use have died, and two oio• sow ileoveriog--iadeed I may say hems recovered. They were the two 'lounge* ad the hard. " My dairy cows sad their calves are here, half a mile from the farts--perhaps lens as the erow diet. They have ' sever bean affected in any wey, nor bus the redok eosse of a tenant of miss whose meads** end farm he batmen the tee herds. And, ae far as I can astertale who the first hullo* was Weed, so cattle were then :Muted in the neighbourhood nearer than 3i miles. The result, therefore, on my mind is, that although 166 malady is no doubt esatagions, it most arise also from atmospheric aura over which so one bee soy central. You will perceive that nothing can be more eeeeetrie than the course of this malady io this district. The day previree to my going aimed 1 happened to be looking over thews enkaale - They were then healthy in every impost, tied * good and healthy pasture, where they bad been all tbp summer, and no hatcher or any person who might bring oastagion lad bees soar them. " I have jut reissued from the Hague. Is Holland they think the deems was brought there by unsold lulling, retuned from this country. The Premise miniver there had just arrived from hie estates in Silesia. nerd her told me that they had this malady for two years add were enable to Sad any needy. This veterinary urger. in Based our owe, and had no Mu Weedowe, an seshulrec:=" as slaugliter. As far as I au judge, all the symptoms wens of a tyOUd mature, and they yielded to stimulants, such se wh isk y sod trot-water. Some al the testis whisk died mak very suddenly, whoa they were apparently recovering. However, I OM not going into the quietism of trestmaa, sad oely wished to show that lbil malady limey emu *depends/a of all anutagiu. —Believe me. to be, yours faithfully, " filfreUrf. " A. Helps, BK., Privy Oooncil Office." lb; bonds to be tuned In pursuance of this agreement shall be for £lOO sterling, each numbered consecutively in regular ado from 1 onwards and shall be in the form hermit° en sued. The peindpal and Internet shall be payable at the Mika of Mown. J. & Morgan and Co., London. Each bond stall be duly made and perfected, and sealed wills the common seal of the Company, and otherwise executed as required by the law of the Stale of New York, to render It bindhig on the Company, and shall have tmpressed epee it each lamps as are required by Itortitsh law, and shall Mr e • =Melees number of coupons attached for payment of in arest half-yearly. according to the tams thereof. All the statements, agreemeuta, provisions matters and thligs contained in the said form shall at all Umeshereafter be duly and punctually made good, complied with, executed, aid performed by the said Company to and to. wards the bolder for the time hell g of each bond that shall be Issued by the Company to the contractors. .•The holder for the time being of each bond shall, sl any Mme before the principal money thereby secured shall b come due, have the option, upon delivering to the Company such hoed, together with its coupons, not then due, at their once, In New York, to ha cancelled, to rre the Company to Isms to him, free of exposes, live fully dop shares of tine hundred Dam tech In he ordinary Doc Mae Company. "Yokes as any portion of the princip •I money secured by sip of the bonds which shall be mend to the contractors under Disagreement shall be unpaid (bonds which shall have become dee, and for the pm [unit whereof provisloo shall have been duly made by the Company, but not actually paid ugh the neglect or default of the holders thereof. only Imespeed; the Company shall not directly or Indirectly effect any tee isoetpge, charge or latambrance on the whole or say el their line or or until it be effectually and DOM provided that allthe principal money and Interest then k swift is DA or any of the bonds toned to the contractors osier DS agreement shall be Included In, and duly and legally enured by, in, such mortgage, charge, or incturibrsnce as part of the wieseystn reopen of which the same may be created ; and also, that all each Jollier postern rights, and remedies tor securing or nocererin payment of the principal money and latertot then owing on all or any of the said bonds issued to the contractors tastier this agreement shall be given to and vested in the penal' entitled to such money • respectively as may be given footnoted in such subsequent mortgagee, or other inmost cancers." The form of hoed, referred to in the contract, rosy be I at elks el Moore birchen; Dalrymple, Drake, and TILE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE A. The most seleatleaellg prepared sad saws powerful marl the cordial ever talresiesed : restores to th ew Dorsett coadttiou Oil the secretiosit as the intertty of which perfect heelth dt It lea swift tar detility of all bads sad trow its 00D• 14101:jaur higradlimg4 peplisesnd phosphate of soda, pr will ove benseclal to the Demons end dyspeptic. Price is. per or four quantities in one for nu Bole Agents, Messrs. Bansaprten and Co., 610, Oxfordetrest, and Ma. Fauchareisetreet. LC.. LOl4Oll. FE.NIAN MOVEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL (mit on oceastrosparra .. _ LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The agitation is Man rife in Liverpool in spite of the vigilance of the police, and both drills and meetings for discussioe are conducted with comparative freedom. Darin the prawn week, we leers, a mistime has been held which was attendod not alone by men of the lower ranks, but by some persons of considerable means. At this meeting reso lution were adopted to support the Fenn objects and orgenianne both by money sod also by physical aid if necessary. The gumbos of the purchase of resold' MSS also discussed, and the !nineteen of an armament for privateering purposes ; and the idea of prey ing upon British commerce at sea appeared to be keenly relished. A resolutioe to carry out au object of this kind was put sod carried with enthusiastic demeastem tine, and much violence and wildness of language. As a • proof, however, that the resolution was not mere froth, a call was made for eneeription, and in a very few minutes nearly 2001. was laid does. With the exception of the • mooted°, and declamatory style of talk which might be ex ,' erected on such occasions the proems:limp were orderly end businewlike Minutes wen reed of previous sieehings sad memoranda made of the resolutions above described by a torsos who acted as secretary. A strong feeling is enter• taised in the town in foveae of a Timorous and prompt on- Ws of both the Volunteer and Naval desert, forces in order to discover rscreents. We learn that the man who acted as " Messer" to the Liverpool Centre, and who left the town when the news of the I Dublin arresta tome, hoe returned. When moused of plundering his brethren, he napped his fingers at them, ; and declared that if they " bothered him" about the mousy, ' be would sive evidence against them. An accredited asset ' from Liverpool sailed by the g lut steamer for New York. ' He was to be joined at Queenstown by • delegate from Ma day. stall Libraries, In t vols., dewy t.vo, price 3h., ROYAL FAVOURITES. This I ll:portant mdarksal work cootains tie biographies of the favourites of an the Royal Personages of Ragland. France, Noah% Rum* and Austria: and heels can be plainly traced how the /madam of Individuals frame their own and others' destiny. •• Royal Favourites" poems, therefore, a legitimate claim to be ranked amongst the John most remarkable characters of their time. Maxwell end Co., ltt, Fleet-etreet. 11111111117. We regret to hear that a few cases of the cattle plate have bee reported is the Amadei district. At Aar oo fewer than fin beasts have bees sacrificed during the pest week. The dishes first showed itself on the farm of Mr. Robinson on the 12th. It ia supposed to have been %traduced by a bock of sheep bought at Ashford fair. The Mimeses is that t 1 sheep sailed with them the it or became Wooled with iii. the cattle %fucks, for a these weeks atter the leek was turned out is Amberiy-brooks disompo was observed. On the 12th one slight cath appeared, and the beast was killed ; es the 13 th thotber tailed, and it was thought best to destroy three others. Bose after this it was reported that the plague had made its appearance es the edietehd farm of Mr. Mitt. of Beckham. The oath* of the Wier pothers ems separated by • ditch only from the held in which Mr. flobiesode sheep and beasts were located. Hers It was fouled asemesery to kill tied bare three atUe without &dep. Next the murrain was men in the smell dairy of Mr. Oars polder. He has five cows sad three calves, and Is them is she principal of hi messy jimmied for a livelihood. Ose was sminficed cis Saturday and smother ea Monday. The remaioieg portico see under the treatmect of Mi. (hone. the district inspector, mid we hope for the sake of the owner that they may mover. At Mr. Bens nett's farm, at fdpitain, tone haute lave hese killed as a saerifice to the enuresis. A cow died is the Amid broths Woes* to Mr. Robed Holmes, a day or two ago, bat this mints' was not lalsolog with the dismiss, bat did et quite a different complaint. It will be seen that the Arundel District Cattle Mammal Association is sow telly enemies& The rules, width ha we believe. bees principally prepared by Yr. liithrl Holmes, are well ocessidered. sad it a hoped that the moo cities will work well. The time and Missies bedewed at the subject by Mr. Holman will be well spormlood by all who join the society. We bear that the trust's' of his Dom the Duke of Norfolk promise 5001. to the gearastee tend. The cattle plague lies she visited the asighboadieed of Chews, and sorsa embers home sotlersd wnwiely is cothequeece. At North Omani Kr. Beer has is a few weeks lad fifty cows, and Mrs. Higgs upwards of • hundred. Glows parsbmsd ewe Stherday to good esedit time. at a cost of 101. sea, ban bees ascribed WA= nest for • few shillings, or buried in haste to farther in cossmiossoss.—Surroydiamiorti. pemcnaliocur;l by the bends la made payable at par on De lot of September, 1e75, and the coupons for interest, at the rate ef £6 per cent. per annum, commencing on the lst Septem ber, lift, will be made paiable half-yearly ou the Ist March and Ist September in each year. All payments are to be made in leados, in Melting money, clear of Yederal or Mats Tax. The amount of the loan authorised by the railway company Ifm £i,ooo,foe, but it is doubtful whether the remaining A 200,000 will ever to issued, and it will not in any event be Weed before De loth September, lee& The importance of the option which is reserved to the Ivisd %olden, of conversion into ordinary shares, will appreciated Wan evusioation of the following figures, taken from the a— mai report to Slat December, 1544. FoßinoN-orma, BKPT. 11. —The Queen has been inialossly pleased to appoint Frank Caveadish Las °elle', Bea., Dow atteabb to her Majesty's mbar) at Pavia, to be a tint(' imoretery is her Itaisety's diplomatic service, Doli 1802, grams receipts for tragic to 31st Dec. 840 0 ,314 DIX ditto ditto .. 10,468.481 1804. ditto ditto .. 11.429,648 nitre/8c for the bell-year ending 34th Jane, 1865 racially I trade tor Te rr ed reee l wading half-year, 1864 —Gazette. THZ DUTCH CHITEOII, This aocientobureb, having undergone • complete ratios. recto ratios. will be opened for divine serene on Sunday, the lit of October. The serious and eppsrectly irreparable damage !cool the fire is November, PK% had decided the trustees (os the reeemmeedaticn of their professional advisers) to rebuild on the name site a church of smaller dimensions end more ornamestal exterior, but it the request of several prelates end other memoers of both Douses of peril. meet, and many distinguished architect', sod in &read mits with their own desire, they resolved upon the restoration of the interior. They farther directed the building of • new math porch, mere cos. formable t" the style of the church than the compara tively no dere one, by which it wee disfigured. The organ gallery, vestries, and library, which were also of a late date, and oouoealed the five western windows, have been cleared away. The arch (at the east end, above which the haunt. Jul spire, deseeihed by Stow, rose) is restored, and the whole interior fitted sad embellished in unison with the original architecture, and at the same time suited to the simple and sober worship of the reformed church. Kr. W. Lightly, who (in cosjuoctioa with Yr. E. l'Amais, of Laurence Pountaryibill) designed the restoration, has not lived la see its completion, sad carry cut the external repairs imaterepleted by the trustees, is order to make thin mainmast of the middle ages and of the Reformation worthy of the Oily of Loodoa and their ancient church. The library, being in its former poeitioe, difficult of sown, and liable to damage sod decay, bee (under an agreement between the trustees and the corporation) found • more suitable pins of deposit is the Guildhall. Tb• specious and venerable edi fi ce OW 'ben eseepted) was, under an eat of parliament granted by Kisg Mood the Sixth, and after the short and troubled reign of Miry, restored sad on firmed to the eaegrep.tio• by Queen Elielibetb. It boo sow, for more than three emstsasiso bee. ifidaked aDd maiMAID" at • very great expose by the Dutch church, end its meet rodention bee been effected without say appeal to public liberality.—CUE Pere. WEDDING ,MTIaOIDINAZT.—•-011 Moodily last a wedding of en enema nature trek pine at fifi. Ifuy's Oburce, Dover. The bridegroom (Kr. John Basesead) bed 'embed his eighty-third year, vials the bride (Kre. Ass Tacker) wee In bee sevimity•fourth. Beth proem lave been Holg s te Dover Alms Houses for seen IWO pos.—Dow Inmeme for the half.year Dole 1,070,926 This increase le mainly duet, the development of the resource, Of the district, to the numerous Coal, Iron, and Oil Coospanke recently brought into operation, and to the opening of Um Atlantic and Oreat Western Railway. The total length of the Kris Railway and its branches leased and worked by the Company is 797 miles. The preference capital el the Company, as stated in the Lot annual report, amounted .ine the ilst December, late, to ALSS,7OO dada, upon which a diet 41M M 7 per cent. was Todd. The ordinary stock amounted at fie same date to 16,400,100 dots, upon which a dividend of 8 per lot was paid. The mortgage debt then amounted to 17,62 1 , 400 IML There is, as appears by the above anneal repoetos margin of Wee than four Mafia the amount of actual net revolt. e from "Meting tang applicable to secure the present issue of bonds, as titer have precedence over the whole of the 24.935.890 dole. cf Mere capital, both preference and ordinary, ow the latter of ibich, as ahead, stated, 8 per cent. dividend hoe been paid. It will have been seen by the extracts from the contract that iiamlaite a Modal protective dense wecledlng the company keen over.riding the present laelle of bonds by the creation of say sbliscom nt security. Applications to be made hi the form manned to the pros pectus, and left with the Loudon Joint Moot ANA alter M aoist of the deposit. Proneetnees and forms of application may be bad at Mtwara J. Morgan sad Co Old liroadertreet, London. tad September, les& The trade between Southampton and New York became suddenly very brisa after tbs clogs of the hwiericaur war, sod promos. to easeiees to be so for songs timo to some. The Bream wed liembswg steamers, owe Si whisk leaves Southemptoo every Wedmoday for New Hart, Sri tallof pasesagers sad freot, end both compacies are addiq sew Moomon to thew lest to satisfy** imressiegismeade of the trade. The Bamberg corepsoy bays sow six sioarsers es this hoe, their new mem! Alleteanois bowleg on Wed. eisaW salted w Mr hest owe voyage, end the eamposy Wald to build another yowl at that port. Tim Damen company. who two sow fear slimmers at work, wall shortly pita throe sow won& Si 3,000 ems sash on the Dao, aessely, Stestass, Deutsehlsed, sad Uoloo, building at Nam Oaird's yard at Otontook. Whoa them stsamere are esmyleted them will be two Mortars, each week from DeelheweiMse to New York tested of me. m at Wwwat ihmittt/o daughter of Ude. Herring, land spat to Its s o Nowessals, wee omidostally drowsed at Mom. mob* as Tsooloy. lt 'opposed that she was seised with a IR *Wise bathing. O 011111MUL PALM& MB Saaanto DAL ispasT, 22.—Adosionona es paymoot. 3,15144 Ms kg uses blobs* 1,1711. Teta nolbooo. ODTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA. —Fatimatins with detailed Hats of the necessauT outfit for mercantile ltd Miter appointment' to lad* China, or any Of QS Cekrni" Win be forwarded on application to T1i11381114 and GUNNY mintier& neat door to someniet.home, Wand. HOLLAND• (non 001 owe oonalarownsire.) THE HAGUE, Herr. 21. The King's spwch on the opening of the new session of the Dutch parliament last Monday has spread consternation and dismay in the ranks of the retrograde party, and satisfaction among the liberals. For a long time past we have had to listen to predictions of impending ruin, consequent on the measures carried out by M. Thorbeck and his oolleagues. The Treasury, according to the groans of the opposition, was being rapidly ex hausted, and nothing could rave the country from financial straights but • detested income tax. The colonies, too, it was predicted, would, in revenge for the injustice of a liberal colonial policy, shake themselves free of the mother country—while , it now appears, the only shaking they are thinking of is one they had from an earthquake—which some how or other is associated with the Colonial Minis ter's policy. So far from being near financial ex haustion, the King informs the legislature that the finances of the country are in a healthy—almost plethoric—state, for not only are fifteen millions to be booked off for railway operations, but several millions are to be added to the sinking fund, while no new taxes are to be imposed in substitution of the municipal excise taxes. It is • grievous disappointment to our Tories to find all their woful predictions falsified by the king's speech in • few minutes, and to see themselves ridiculed as false pro phets by the people who had so long listened with a feeling akin to dismay to their melancholy warnings about the destruction being brought upon the country by M. Thorbeek and his allies. Verily, la pcditique est une &Ili chase, maim c'est nnchien de métier," as these reactionary gentlemen must have now 'experienced. Certsiuly they have but a most unsatisfactory chance of again being able to show the people of the Netherlands how differently they would manage the business of the country if Fortune would give them a seat at the green table. The liberal party in the legislature is now so strong that there can be little doubt that Dutch toryism may safely take a long lease of non official life, and, like Itip Van Winkle, sleep away its sus' tame without being missed. PRZZIRNTATION OP THE VICTORIA CROSS. PORTSMOUTH, San. 2'.1. A large concoarge of persons anew bled on Soothes', Common this afternoon to witness the presentation of the Victoria cross to a midshipman sad two seamen of her Ma jesty's ship &union, for the gallantry displayed by them daring the °pastime le the Saute of Simon Seki, Japan, on the 6th of September, 1864. Her Majesty signified her commands that these decorations should be presented in such a public and formal manner as might be considered beat adapted to evince her sense of the noble darns die. played by the recipieuta before the enemy, and apremsd her wish that a decoration which allows and men equally share, may be highly prised and eagerly sought after by all, of whatever rank or degree, in her Majesty's naval sad military serving. The Lords Commissiooers of the Ad miralty, therefore, specially acumanded that in the discharge of this duty nothing should be omitted which might tend to redound to the honour of this officer sad of thus men, and enhance the value of tie decoration. With this view, is the absence of the Queen herself, the duty of presenting the mans devolved upon Admiral fir Michael Seymour, 0.0,8., the commander in-chief of this port, and all possible Mat was given to the ceremony under the circumstances. The army was not represented, excepting the Royal Artillery sod the Royal Marines Light Infantry, with their motto, • Per mare r terram," which characterises its service, may be r as reasentstives of the military branch of the nubile service. In addition to these two corps, on battalion of eon being as the grated. there was a field battery of samosa with Armstrong guns, and a strong brigade of Names, the Ex cellent contributing the largest contingent. TM naval ni non was under the command of Captain A. C. Hey, 0.11., of the Etonian, sad consisted of easallona parties of her Majtaty's ships in port sod at Spitbeed. The battery of field pieces from the Excellent, under the command of Lieutenant Poulden, landed at the dockyard at on o'clock, and left the yard about half past one, with the abeam an crew of she Earyalus, under the command of Cantle Dowell, C.B. The brigade was composed al follows Right battalion, six companies of the Excellent, under the command of Captain Herbert, of the Royal Sovereign ; left ' battalion, six eomposeies from the Excellent, Terrible, Re search, &Arpin, and Royal Sovereiga, under the command of Captain Wilmehuret, of the Research. T he battalion ell Royal Marine Artillery and Royal Maine Li ht Infarn7 were demanded by Colonel Tan R.M.A. The duties of brigade to both brigades were entrusted to lAsetenant and Adjutant Clelomb, R.M.A. Wham the forces had arrived on Souttnea-common they were drown up is line parallel with the beach in the billowiest order :—Field tottery on the right, brigade of seamen, Royal Marine Light Infantry, sad Royal Marin Artillery, which formed the left fink. The crew at the Haryana were drawn up in two division, right and left of the mita* teats off** site the other line. The Oommuideria-Chlef arrived on the pound in a Ikea 0111111.0 shortly after two o'clock, sad au proceed. leg into the square kept by the Royal Marine Artillery was received with a general salute. The brigades . then manned past in quick time in opea column of cocanamon to the music of the uni c ted bands of the Royal Marine ArtMery and Royal Marine Light latuatry. The operation being concluded, the brigades tam took up pavanes in cow aeons battalion columns at quarter daemon, and the peremony of presentiag the crosses began ; but the crowd was so great, sad the eagerness of the people to witness the proseedtep so Maass, that the square which the Macias Artillery were appoieted to keep woe several thou broken through, and the coseequeon was that very ' few of the mein *mused persons who had resembled were skis to wits's' the inierestien cormooy whisk they went eat is see performed. Then wen three rainiest' of this disetessisied ease I of valour : the Brat befog Mr. Dusan Gerdes Boyle. shim= of the Extryslas, for ecospiceous plisetry, tali, essordiag to tie toollosny Oapteln Alexander, 0.1.. at that time fiat espial to VicecArimlenl filet Aegean/ Raper, &CA. 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