The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-13 00:00:00

. ..;. 7. 4e, ri P • oor , • •. ;• a r c. N EN:SPAP ,?. E 7llb h ii • A gf . „tr y : - '1 47-1. • 1 " ' • - 4 " ; ,I M APA .• . . d knrf.s.. • .•./ .44 Iwo I (111 A P-T1114.). 0 .." te . / 4 0 AI- - -• lo► 4,368.] MESSRS. KONZY WIGRAK and SONS' (of Ilhormit Lambs UM{ st PACKET $ll7l I. A Var RAJJ A.—ht riO.SDIT PORT MUM Mut M Mos the Ov Ito es MONDAY, the ISM of • mils, st =th. Ms eukudld thrum slap SOOT !I, 1, sem hiltroli YetiMlN, Mmussdlow: Mhs aid ludis Dula T - hems ens st Massa ftw IFlgram sad bort sehbralad et whisk ocerusloso lAra eoloslast MUM!. Itast, Norltatts. caleddre. tad saw koh tavourllm aul widow's' dem boa sad lOW gala* kw the passaave Inds Se Awash& lee aseismsdoks. Mt all elms. et messemsb are mmtr t smsd. ohs en lam aa aaF /= "II6L , au I Micatlt i ! . .7...."77.0 iv re LITZ UM. tomlumemonst. FemeMat by Yds 'beat laded. are surveyed lbws FuldlsMon to Plymouth ft/14m far mos& elms ham smi mead dim tar thiadukos tam (Starapect -ivL-Additional. [TWOPI:NCE. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CRW ucuutom to BATH sad BIpSTOL Os SATURDAY, Agr U , ian LICURSION TRAIN will tere raddbros al AM pds kw rib ,121. sad Do, sad MEW ,14s. rd prords as Moray. Auguat from Irked as 630 lir., sad it al p.m. SPOITIWG. WOLVZREAMPTON AND READDICI WIWI AND OXFORD. - -, .- the proprietor the liberally waived any royalty, whilst slates ego VierORIA OROBB GALLIRT, ft= • UATIVERSITY ENTBILIGUINCE. be had from • quarryman mai dletant, and lime at lees than : • • gin, 'thtilithotht, Ina hl 1111 I- • three mike. 171M7KRAIPTY OOLLIGN. LONDON. I The entire capital required ler the astaighenseat, a Arn y. ► ne l ' i " .1 1 : 0.4 a mbe ' lit The bye-lairs of the college provide that Raj WOL including the coca of building, and cu. , batreart pittemat rdieror who may retire fpan the college by reason of his ration to the proprietor for mie power est down ereetheahh wee sad thaw isetlay. W. learifts7. timber, sod pull down wholly or ie per Ire thensies sag rep% - - - VEL_SaY, if be think roper, , theme the title of Went= containing 40 rooma, and build on the whale myna WI& 10 . Ltber with a liberal allowance for ceshispothe 000 , via ssi mead 6 IPKY F IgNtN O alf the lialltbilila " BI M . . When Proforeer Creasy, au hii appal:toad to . Meow, Bleimapemmlntrrilinie ample 11.-Abe t - Jostle's* el Ogyieth me/C1 th* Oa • d Bra,- As estimated net pronto amount to £15,406 par anneill . the beg he i ttl=ho 4114 0 =1 . after rem* /A ty pars the nave whether ft weald e roltie a well-dee 00M , !Vl" C ° Lis me eansiderably below these too th ed by thirty and ether ~ .e.• • sterna. betele. But even if 33 per cent. be deducted from the ' I IC •whisk tenth hos a woo MI r•KnifK AN, allilthilait be dig not " 818 ° f °ll. ._,u_ tht erictle f, amount for tombstones contingencies, there will tipmilief . Ale fle lie Nth sad oath reified in' the bye-Imlay to ammo Oak ttho i , R a . d i 1 set profit of 410,443, which will admit of • dividim4 of at 30 per cent. upon a capital of t 50,000. 7Arge as lehr "' ' l a = gimp tC ll7 atytia_ zwineis tr a ll la d tll ti l l th e eienel the edopted "sata the l"°lanm'ila rreireetata t , o th th a: Tr • ell Emedsd ' 1154 ie2 .... ere i , may seem, U. le considerably less than thet w rle bet 44lni Med ~ . • .1116 Western li ntel Company, which has re • flip sac KO selebranell l and, essassed by Kr. W. M. Pack will C r eeerebeeld be leermeest to "Muse the titled &Den. "' ! .1 :71v1 11 -..... per cent , In addition to • fund of MOAK remenellets • . new riptatha from Wahoces " Martians ," Alien's Professor of HistoS y the College- The invitation proved Ana fart anon, &c The loath Devon Marine Hotel wittier/ay an ha. IMMO epee at 8 °Week U.S don at IS very agreeable to • and was accepted in very parotid winners Cage over Torquay and other favourite wham resi 1 ...... L1a • •vi • • 7 . Adailligha le. tarns. Woe Dr. Medley, the Probasco 41 end fool • summer se well as a whiter ethos; lee roulthr Botaay, has found it neemuy, in comequenoe of hie re- __. diversified facilities for reirarak es aragy aleted.="Q lm . 1 : LONDON pAnuoN Tichborne-eirpet, aiding la the country and of hie having mused te lave ea 7— abet :l It for a alkia""w°6ll67l.ll.Bl.llwil t iselh"l ' di n ' •-m nit , ft is meal a pismire eresiag, s e etites in tOl.ll to relinquish the ether which he tad held Th e proprietor has evinced ids conthenes the moan of t a y oarDoN pbywhN, the ib i .„, room h, b on d.. .a ,•e h ee iiiet a item.. sad 4 iiis e tk, r , f ee alaaaaisd. Li.. ...,..." ‘ ,..M' I undertaking by teneirretne tame, a seventeenth of the whole t a is - g i d oolicraT. Admission ( b y y e rib b b ,,,,, t had ) ba . __ - - - f w a d er . ...it ve.. capital thirty rare On •etheldering the p ion o . toms of application for shares may be obtained at the Oakes l Allt i n Met etanita ' et • of the Company. or from the Brokam • . ~..,.. 'M au, t l o ktmid hini . . omeg a com . plu it en . t . urimilar rem.baid to that dam: !...dean to ,; re Each application for shares must be ecoaassaidad by a pip ORLLEIiiIC BLIOUTKRIZ CIOURn44 4.114 .... s M a san who fo r ... htsan can b a d re nder e d ~ .s'er .° meat to the bankers of the Lbrepany of les. per *are es the flPhOlthtfi a oi l y= 1.71."-WATELKS- b• . , „nig. to th e l izieem : to whom, when wurni ... l number of therm applied leer. If no allotment be made, the de- Nth posit will be returned in full. the Vet= with m&d a b irin V i a s he • • • hie thair of Oh ' 011 accepting the re- 1 , 1 _772:7 Awe i& psi& So ail kii ' MI ailed of of the • Mint, a t 4-; :n 7 t VOUS Or 4111%/11•22011 yss u c lu as e F4 momer . rmir_lx,a . d „,..T d r• •. , fivtisma,.•ff . El .7.: ....,. • ~• oriatp the .. ve been Ael re had sad Calera so. TI MM Ithetherer et the meth Deno (Liolted). . I • • • • • Temporary fleces, 102, Oresham.bonse, .. si , ( -,,,...,, 11i 'Kid long Gentleaten.-Having paid your credit to thr=sa • " Lars erode of 6. j W . 14 Is. seelb. K. I . *6 074 40 0 . D r • • lima & 944 *. -.7--- and County Bank, I request you will allot to me of Li each in your Company , end I herein agree to aocopt il" C 1 16 = 1" e1"...1 . " the ama a. arAillaill 44' til l' ' , •1thite°84771681116•.°41.1* title, et IIIIWit". the upeßm ' a tr i t me.f e a7lLl mono or any Ire number which may be a to moo, maned • femme of Oh in 13aithwthy_Oollethr lithe Ithitth- ihib. cab to the provisions contaiaed in the memorandum and articles of pLATIL_R ILIAD ATimogoz2s man bane t he peeetared WellftWellrilth . 1 8PrIlle ea the easociation : end I also agree that it Ide not pay the Meths *-11. hest Issadimeeede of vi t Meal PIIIIMOV i I e 116.6311 *it am in the of the &wilt the allotment may be auselled and the dwelt sank WV, and • ... now body wide Ow bad e=or nt ersia l Cock ws , forfeited. Nam lo Sall Mar lades& tirylifir poem. 4bsesa yisakam sad for whir th ey entertain so mach ."' Met i Itetheace ._ _ e• fight to leaelsees or preksisa a k a,l ad. " day, the Dated AM ti TallelorlotiOr ill 0 Ou r :l i r s ro l ad. Is 0 0 De. Imes. so iss. aei.l4 s to 'ls 0 0 NAVA4 AND marrAtr. moment T HE FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION 11 Demertsta 10 7 I all T 4116: 78 9 7 0 mead no ,__ . 1 Adabstoeb Wine Casapssy. Ocenmandlne ospl- 11110 . SPeoill. 27 '7 4 e 8l• 4: 1 iey e , however, tok . Lek i e ftid e. Path. 4 , •60,000. in smog WISLISS as u. 12 To Irma. le 7 11/, IIS •111 S 111. ale ellt II •aIS 0 Alribillthift, AVeithrt 11.—PROMOTIOth AND Al-A with Dal GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. MEW ILICURRION b ZZADINO. NIINGISPOSD, moat), to. Out BUNKUM Avant 19, so ILICURSION MAIN irlll Yew leddloolos at It& ma. for ILL4DI NO nest% Wee&umpire. notebook Ifewbbrt, =d a l= ta.. 4a, esdio): Peeefeeneo, Gettig atrieira Rood, CabMk Vassar" mod 00r/4 kek fe., and le 1. Ifebaefts Übe wee day ben Oxford at 7.13 PAL. lug Monne dirk ee• es per litolbilla OVIIft/ I rDROV I 2.-00=IINIOATION Am:Atm 62.. via MDT. ilba Pr:llW= a l a r d iX 4llllTAL 81111•11 ifavIGATION COltlallY BOOK PAIII/2118,1118 ari Nov.al vlavva and Preis Oar Clibra ir k liapa. Masa eaykoa OaisaSla, So Sin Vaakrairimara ea lb* 4111 awl oven fle eskells JahZ tar Zedlar i."6l =. SOK awl =/ „ Z Wee al do Mb sal Mk of nth mama: _ Illaaska. Dag Ilsesd. Ind wrmfik u tis. arum 1111bil so lu tt im ad waif --Tar Irrilsr lie Ciampaara Mom 111. "LC, landau: ar Cielamimaylasa,laallimpan. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. anAMCI7IIIIIION v WRY ea, Oa SATURDAY, Avert ma IX as iLd NT%M ior Day• ZAK " al. frArkle, Mr id lea: rod IA). Yotern amid 75.), rad uonsouser mad warasaa (11A awl tl, raaanokag ea Tanday, Anima SS fr Was ai 1 as Y"ra WWI 00/0“IIICIATION to tiratr u Mn i f = =AZ respiewasi buaj d oßwollouptr i.ne nOre : JO lansmisois Y PROM Ii FOR NEW TOSL CITY or s.u.ritioaA_weahrour. kr" l& CITY Or *Altman -AK wetorkow, Rag IL CITY or WAARLNOTON , w Avg. W Rad wary seessollos Cabin PIIIRSR. I ruin gables"sormilog YRl.rmos &Om. llervard maim I. =yea ladradies proodert owlet Frompre fro Om& red Rio Waken OW leslnd ormi—/.r WOW parOodom t WlLMar= t edosi.sernmeltrfoW ; RI Is arl ARCM a. 1014 GREAT WRSTRRN RAILWAY. Oa 617NDAT, Omit Mt • CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN we lawn Paddington at 't amt., lour CUIUPP110111•N dad laik 4 ,11710 90 . *MSG.). 0110 Braid (Ha W at.). Mamba 00 low day at 7.0 p.a. frau IMO* 710 P.m SIM Nadi, sad te tn. ciuspram. wsuraintarzß °HAMM= °mown' tooorportal ardor dr ol i ffk Agdl votoci Corporos Act., 1&56-57, by wired the laidliff of Shorodoron lb Ird Sod bo Cho ameba& of Food Mom _ . Cad, SUB" la 13.000 Shares of fla each. Deposit, S 1 d al ma at widen 10a. is payabie upon application. and to upon allotment. .„„ files J. 11111/11M EMI John Inglis Jerdsin, Rao., =iisterraor, Kensington. Kensington. William Lee, lac, M.P.. Ch de leseph Chafer, Lot , Ain. man of the Victoria Station Man's-6UL and Pimlico Hallway Coin. fame A. Intrhask Esq., Dine- pans. tor of the London and County Henry 311 Cellar, Eaq., Wands- Hank. worth-lodge, Tooting. *ward H rig„ had - Philip Wright, Nay. Jags Great sere* Winebeeterstreet`, QTIIIIII from LIVII;p0()L to WMRICA vilt Da going to so mooolia Osses Coropoor • &pH Illosooss, Boos !AYLMER. to NOVA, COTIAN. Tboroiss, Awed QVWC. NORTII BMOC Tbosoity. Art BONERIAH. ibmesda Aowst HIBERNIAN sad Nos lilt (mow botillits` Na... of pomp duo SW ISA sod VA 1%4 I liter olediaw, AI so. WM, 47 7a. - ratan to New Yatt. lumen. Philhdelphy Tomato, sod sa parts ot t7anada and the Western State% at Toiss.—Far farther partku/ars spoil to &ABEL and SHAMA U. Waist - omit I.l,erixoL I L aft ; Irani 1 .7 s 7 4 1 7 10. ellt ois L e211 7 11. 11 i : . 9; II 416 014 s• 611 0 "s — Amais- - it. L,d --. ;••°ii B-:mi- fi c er ied ° 3o A 7m fret at m , tire - iiest °"m"adi rg meows. Ilee "These admeiseseet ; setZ er eeke IW awl free Wang to T. W. ISAPILZION, freq., 3fre. fregisetatreee. AD allt AVOW! 11. —PROMOTIMIT AND AP to tho rowlisliliellson Creight.a. promoted 11111 Mortr the Impregnable ; and Slaw to tbakorto. tithe Amphion. Ant* Aodotto~poo Q. P. Valveeny, to the Gor gon ; Neth,lll, G. V. Hart, to the Chew Poke, wrovivaimitie4. SoifiCerce•-114mas. _ MAE InUdoson. emoeiair snorna.—oatimel Smith, Seq. lastiaa—rinkas Illoord Seymour, Esc , so, Throgroorton street. 'fiery 011oso-111, Gresham-boom Old Broad-street. nk• prima Osoopoor hae hen lormod to supply the demand, now so ammo* its kat ProllmMossi Mass said Residential ts Climobons, la ths of ths lowa GI rortiment and the Cour et law. No part of the isstrop:dle hie aaderoome SIMOII extensive nor hes Moo mhos el Immo property so ranch =lis sod la the Monty la VussWa Clemson have been made for broad streets: aordslitly bhp have been restored . and saltalis sites have bass saisoled tar this ssw nosommont Than various =Nasals win sows Ike locality into ar ehnoetoral k with Um Rome at par9smsut and West la/aster Abbey. The result of thessimprommassits has been to origM , mend for Mows sod sosidminal Chambers, for the accue.,..-- Mon of the numerous parser who are economical with the Wei. awe of legislation, the law emit at Westminster, or with the public establialmosnia Thep WOW firm embrace members MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Mika) Originator of the worktfaraed BOOTCH TROUBMRS, at Ida Ale, 1% not mounded with say pima brdtating mad ad hi name.—Mr. Milts' onV address Is 7S, BROOK BASNOVER4QUILEK TOO er licfrk KNICKIIIBOCKIBK, r requisite@ la silver. ILECTRO SILVER SPOONS AND FOULS, warranted London laido sod of a mach nowt*: quality to Oat usually sold hi ................ M fotil t orar=at 7s. yul e,.. os. litiE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM sum ore appointed to sail between GALWAY. NEW Toad. and HOSTIIN. tAlling at Se. John a, Newfoundland. to land Paseerneers sad her Majesty's Melia. The shortest and most detect routs to AMICTICAL Tabi:=l Tor de Table Dowel t = " •• • • " ras Spoons 1 I nth& I %Ns& 11312'2. 11 - 1 - 2 illfr - WTI' 100 1s 0 117 • 1110 150 1 • • 1 • 0 112 0 . 212 • 0 n • 1 • • Mit 1108 TON WNW& . . . Toddle Steamer, mils from Galway Sept 4. lilt YE W YORK . Couosodlit . Paddle Stomour, mad from Galway.. August 11. Trims Albert Screw ditto ditto Peelle Peddle ditto ditto nage llosolat Paddle ditto (sow tottl= a_ Paddle st Woe* MIS trout To Boston . estrXl4lo. sad itle. egemdies lo moomoodalloo To Now Vert : Coll.. 40111. 1214 mot Mt addiddlds to adiootosodoilos. Metros, to &Moo itol Now Tort. V To —For beight, 000therlood poand etically% to Moors. W. 11. Thou u roo, iral= sir in: : or to WM AM* and tO.. d Plitlpot-lode. Loess. MODERATE ERIC= wt th GENERAL EXCELLENCE RMOSES and SON can eonfidently aieriet that they poems advantages and tacthtles width m i ejlth• beyond the reach of any other House In the Tr** or• thereby enabled to Misr a REALLY 000 D AILTICLE at a VERT LOW PRICE The meet skilful Cutters are and dam Why of material sad worbneaship sus Mt on. THE BEAPOKE TAILORING DEPARTMENT is almost daily reOrnished from the best Home and Torthp Mertteis. THE READY.)L(DE CLOTHING MEAUX/NTS an for. Wished with en tmmense amortment of web ix all clams lad all occupations , also • great variety of MOW" for Juveniles at aii sea THE HOSIERY sod DRAPIAT, EA? sod CAP, sal BOOT and SLOE DEPARTMENTS. oesdedn a samt•lipeelected dash MG°, bee& and newest llsnataeloros. IMO N elm The examinitfirm of candidates for direct corn *woes by MajisAambetal R. Rambo, Viee-Presideat, ~aeMaiot-Genenstroftloalr4 Colonel Timm Li Daw nalanan n,and y . t-Qtl Jo (,nnon Moseley,' u irWk. entranenred on liondai lad Royal Hoepttsd, Cleans, einelowled ea naterday Then were urns* , of dip* candidates for exaransalion. We are sorry to hear that Lieutenant- • eral 1 Sir Barr, *fifth, G.C.R, is setterthi from indi lion, which coapela the gallant general to hasp his bed. :: • • de. e irmeasotitiw, savnalavi, ic., oysowarnsor. w. CIA/Mt ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by ta the LONDON INVINTYIiNT 00)CANY (Melted', 36A. Noespde-Arese, en dwell ed deeds, bilk of sale. or other &p -rimed sevultifh teeraeltk b 7 way latitameata Depositors sawed 6 per cent. at aN sweats above Mk Cayllsl, L 125,000, as la dikes of LlO sad AS eada Proepeekkese sad lama seat tree tavessatm ANDREW JAMS ROBY. Idanaglag Director. STI to ST. PETERSBURG, vii Grt o t The Ono Wends., wren sisomor TALK; POILCOIIO. wilt door °awards on sunk and Ism on Walsonlay tor Ins lwn, port. occoonnolation for roelnia. II WNW. an. splay Is PICILLIPPS. ILAV awl Inu.LIPPd Aran, to tho Nor& Oman Lloyd, TEAM to BRILKIN.—The North German [Awls Am powerha mow Moom4hio ADLER, Captain N •NDLON.N. will Imre as WZDNINANY, at 3 p.m., from alr um-aaaa Noworrlowir. it Ws Wm! 11. 0 4 ' I IE 6 sad 5.11- orogoro. Pans ..—Nolooo k :L ipn irro ortmo, it : Ns Relate at a two samt a MIL mot Wm tickets at NV&'s Ushwool WI" ispat-rtorma. W. : or at PEI ILLI PPS, sod PIIILLIPTF, wok to On North Gonosa Lloyds W Dromon. 11. losa-bas" Cllg. LC. STEAM to Rorriathut and the RHINE Tit P h: a Wll3llL—The Nothortands Pt.-am-boat Company . Mfg and favouriteeloamealp LaTAVOLL, i'mptain W leases from alongside the WM* led Yorrogn Steam Wharf. Wapping sonday nielubs at : and the YIENOoItD. Captain If 11,4 lI.VE. tram MI the Tom gem Thursday rooming, early —tor froght, psalm &a, Chaplin's Urn ma Mee ft GRAVY:4. and PHILLI Agents to the Niumnand• IMoma-boat Company, 11. lood.lane. City, LC. rieuvori.o BY TEI MADRAS IRRIGATION AND CANAL COMPANY. THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. To be Incorporated by Special Act al Parliament with Limited LaddMy. First Capital, ClOOO.OOll, with power to Increase the woe. First lame, 41,000.000, in UMW later. of RIO each. Owned Al per share. Dnucrou. lam" Thomson. Ely ll.gjor loaned Philip Agetnather, C.R, Chairman and Th. 800. Philip Pleplell Boarerie, M.P., Directors of the I.l.eien.atig rokesel Jnltt. Grimes. ;Madras Wigs lesitg,g.int•colonci WIII am Campbell Owdow, lion and Canal b t u, sir Gone Pollock. ue B. Y.1.0.11.,tc., I Company. ilaios.GeneM Wrntrop Walking, Comact.TOM EIIGINIMIL-4:0i0O01 J. F. Smith, Emaneera Y. Consulting FAgineer of the Madras lalipui.n and Canal Company. A r MOM. James Bonar, F kMes.rs small awl Co.', 11, Old Jerry. Que 4.1.4 Deeds. E. A hlernlln. &c. lla&ittlei —Hews. It&ruom, 11,./...ne Ando. , 1, Poll•ro.01 Fast. SOLKITOIL—John .Js earinan stftet N est. SSC IIICILA 1% Esq. 4 PrICCS . —27. (*.moon stre.t. (For NU advertisement see the •• Expr,s ' ot the Bth Instant.) ABRIDGED PR.HPF,(7I:M. ... • ...- The general abeine and objects proposed to he embraced by this c.dspany Easy be thus &lambed. :—The construction, mante.fenoe, massisawst, sad working of such works of brigs lion, water transit, and water supply in hlm, with their auxi liary undertakings as may, from tIMe to t4inr, b.• found to be of a prontale character, after the ft-rotary sanction of °ovens. ment has been secured to each protect. Ihe work.. selected for first operations. sod Intended to ha immediately entered upon. have been examined by engineers of the higlo,t attainments and lallfin experience, who urgently reemninended them for CoUltßlCtion by gmernmvnt, u betng, In their opinion, t the mod Important, and in promise the most profitable of th eir character In India. These works will consist of— Firstly —lrrigating and navigable muds, with all subsldlarY works throughout the rich and extensive sllmLl Deltas et Orissa and the adjoining ,bstricta, receiviitg than 'apply tram the coploov and if., er fading waters of three great rivers, the tiiii.ineddy, the hyturny, and the Brahmany, which. with their ,rilecutv, intersect and command the trade and commerce of .viiintr,cv. together mach larger in extent than England and it ale., and abounding In agrirultural and mineral wealth. The land in imam aloe. capable of being thus aileeted, is estimated to to phut 2.04..0011 Urea_ —.-- tt000toil) —A mato it nsattag and Narlgablo Canal, connocting the .Irnve work. and dietrotta with the Port and (Sty of Cakutta, starting to m Kat...re and paean by Midnapoor to the Hoogly er. 014... at to i'alrotta. with all subeidiAry channels nacos ;vary to irricate about /.:Atv.ooo acres of good land contained In tho vorrounding ovantry prosent rkacretazy ,4 State fur India. In Council. In Mud' loo s ol.irvood to the Government of India an °facial comma& •at bot. vatting etiolation to the Im of oonstrocting ikon works anti vtatiag that her Ma ostya Government Weill re mood to .arry them tato el( et as won as the plans and rsttraaSins were soon., or, by She local tootornencet A desire to see mit totorove Int.,. Cowan)establivlved, lvd, however, ha Oats, to their ....e.alna to Company . The main stone, of profit will is— r trvtly The sale of water to the government for the irriga tion .4 land. --Tolls It.sie.l In re. pea of the u,.c ut the canals sad w at. r .a)• by tb L e patels.. . . 1- the; sit; be'sdded !as 'reliable bat subsidiary means of frteZTIS I rI, otins of the canal• by the Company by the cuaee)- an• ..4 poon ntrers. animals. sicl coal. thereon Kent anti nt✓r Income derived from mild sad factories tstablishe4 on the banks of the o arsons channels. _ . a, cultivation mid soh of timber Lad other produce raised Non the lend of the t sompany And 4 the sully of weer for general perpner. • 11 . Alin .n.se latter are u., pat forth as secondary naly, they no means be tot sight ie. the first of them has Iwo already ancerteined to he highly peoduetive to India. and by the ofilmal ac mints of the 'Ridging canals In the North h est. rn i•ni.inevs of Brutal. the profits derive.' from mills, r. mad bank prods'. e represent a large per tentage upon mit la) . - . . I is la...posed to limit the !PAW of capital In the Prat Instance L. the thm .4 11.000.004 .110.1.4 Into 60.0n0 thorn of ale each and to tole • first deposit nt a.:l per ohm* only. With • further pa)ntent .4 it per shAte wben am final aproemest bee heel, ronriti led this will, it 1. behered. milks to ee= it • eeti, o inwatiosia for the firm twelve nsontlw Of MI ' ,tent cells full and timely police Will be toren to each Awe tehter In Ito. nt ne rbore, preference win be Own to Nose q.phenot• who AM aharrhiddars la the Madras Irvisnsikm sad I out Company. to tA. rsient of the number .4 shares held mintM th,t •.ininny. and all faint...lmes of 'bares to r. •ill ne dpitnlated pro rdaanume each of the then .61,11014 cm in the peeteut Company es now be Ikelreos of WON thrin " " A Mal propectuo amt form .1 appliesitlon for shares My - 1 . 1.1 uzam 'Norm al Ilk nunpanytem. 27. CAROMSIIe* I ~ 11 or at the omp•n, • ty.kiwn . . judos. Swim. I•kverte. an.l No. I. Pall mall LAst. JtiZEAC'S COPAHINE or EACCHARATED e A rAI and rehab, ank denbtkaa, the bat remedies, but them drug are of • evipalshe taste and .melt, sod enlicky palm. name*. mad arairl. disturbance Y. J. 4. 4.1 ban aucceeded In rendering Sam ealual.M therapeutic ..e. nt. perfectly h) inereetituth to his copahtne, all the rtirltliVO prometir. Th.. preparation h a . b een adopted by the 'earls Academy of Slchcme. after more Ono • thousand trial. In hula And the datrreot Ncdt.,l"4 . mg . 1 homds'.. Guy and *1 Bartholomew's. under the cam of Mr.,. Lloyd, Poland. aa.l Lem,. chat. " Lancet. - Nov 4 and iw to. 1642. The °panicle, which is Is form et • prt tty pink rhrir plum. eiert• a t Orr In about sin days. either In rrcent or hr,mit• di...6mq 1..4..1041e5, Y. 6d : tree by post. hi ,at I. J1)9J..41 - 4, From h chriolst, 49, llama:kit, Loudon . fY , Sao mt. Ifuentlek Pvls, sad all the mot ilegariaal prfikassak OM= aid slim praf s et alb's: sad oar coin. prim. aselliet inl kmatitsay swift asireirs. anippos. nod al amplim Is the OM red military departatisis, Mon iambs= b• Nub lormed by the re novel se Os ail Lai Oluirli s. ZarkithalkOztet to the Wasallaster Paha Hotel propoassto provide Me mash-wanted socom nimiatton by the erection of a handvonie modern stnacture,which will be divided into otbrev and chambers, sad or arranged as to afford ewry coaveuleme and comfort, emmleteutly with a due economy, and a liberal return for the invested ve l a hri;l to site embraces • main frontage of 40 Ifs* try of 10 feet, oo the south side of fib ohms bo Ut: AD , and latmedistrly opposite to the Westminster Moe lets& and two other frontages In the rear, of an equal Isigth Ad depth, thus making the entire frontage 900 feet, which will be leased to the Company for the term of 97 years, onemsomlng from Ifflahael. Nam leml The building will be entered by wide orternal doorways and spacious halls. whilst the interior arrangements will admit of an easy approach to every part of the building. The entire number of rooms is estimated at 5.18, of which 404 will be ht se chambers, the remainder being occupied by housekeepers sad mementrem The rooms wW vary in vise from 1: by 10 feet to 26 by 17 feet, but the average dimension will be lo by 17 feet. The rental. of each set of chambers will vary with their pual lion la the building, but upon a moderate oompatathe the highest rent of sash room may be stated at Lid, end the lowest at aM per annum The average rental from 484 rooms will there fore be MO each, end give a Igor annual return of £1236) From which deduct for ground rent, Wes, rate , mod espeem of management ft tenvlng a net profit of Or upwards of ten per cent. lbe mpleal of The above return is not autome OM saw orslioapsetes to which the ',met. arking Aye miselekbeee e/maes , del character see AAA. awl Are le ewerel Ile being increased from the esallame Mime tomem bers, to wheel the of /ably ftenviamasi la West. minter meet laerltmh give dm ; W Yes from AS MI that no other block of Weft; heal, of sersel dimming, Ades eligibly situated for then pewee, or. be purebred or leased in Westminster. The e which have been prepared show that the pro posed capital will be sufficient for e erection o the entire stouttire. the purchase money of the leave, and the payment of all the Ibilities edemas, the mite. Appli-ations for shares must be accompanied by a deposit of los. per share in part payment of the deposit of All per share. Should the amount so paid exceed LI per share on the number of shares allotted, the surplus will be returned . but U it fall short, the balance mast be paid on allotment. If no allotrueat be made. the deposit wlal be forthwith returned without any deduction. Yonne of application can be obtained at the Temporary Mom of the Company, and from the Broker. APPLICATION POll MAAS& To the Director, of the Mennuoster Chambers Company d). GaTn.intin, —Having paL LI T te to your credit to the Loudon and County Bank. I must ou will allot to me alarm of LlO each In the Westminster Maw ben Company 'United). and I hereby ammo he aeli the leak or any lan number which may be Maned to min provisions contained to the Memorandum and Afellise at Anaa. nation : and 1 alto wee that if I do not my lir balers st ths deposit, the allotment may be cancelled, eat me deposit barnitsd. Name in full Profeeeioa or deacripUon Date itettdeum in hLLI . . lON SOUTH DEVON MARINE HOTEL COMPANY %Milted . Iseorporated odor the Jointhtock Cowponies Acts 1856.11357, by which the IsalUlty of shareholders Is limited to We mount of their Aim Capital aso,ooo, la 10,000 Shares of ZS each. Depoalt XI per share, of which 1411. to be paid upon application, and 10e. upon allotment. I:lllnertias. Charles Forster, laq., Y.?.. Ormt Queen.street, Wettinlinter, and Lyseys Hall, Statordshire John Dunn. Pm.. Threadneedle-street squaw. Pearce K. Neibitt, tag , Director of the Banking Comcy, the Friars, Atlas, Henry Studdy, , Waddeton Court, Devon, Direct or o f th e Dartmouth andTorbay Hallway John Pu•idleombe, Ifati St. Clair House. Dartmouth. lieutenant• Colonel Davenport, Kramall-hall. Cheshire. Captain Cheseldeu Browne, R.N., and K. Y.C., Cowes, Isle of A~ag IRS —lnwinn and County Bank. tinearralte—Mr. Brooking Bowe, B.A. HiPrElßS—Messra. Hamm@ and Rowsell, 1, Threadneedleetreet. Unless—lilt,Oreshambouse, Old Broadetreet. This Company has been formed to slimly the lonspfsit went of • ant class hotel on the Kingmmars al& of the Liver Dart—um of the most picturesque mid healthy localities to South Devon. To this favoured spit public attention was Mt drawn by SW James Clarke. the physician to her MsJasty , in his weliknoWl work On Climate.** and Lowndes- The Directors have entered Into a contract with the proprietor of the Brookhdi islets for a 70 years' team, at g.ttgl per annum, with the option of purchasing the treehoid, of his capacious sal bewitiful martin residence, sad seven acres of the demesne long noted as rut of the moat valuable building slim in Devonshire', including a full suite M otikes, two Bolds, one copes, four ear. deer, three hot/tomes. sad pleasure grounds. The mansion stands on g wooded promontory, surrounded snd sheltered by elevated slate elide, which slope down to the sea and the river Dort The river, at its cotifluen with Um ocean, forme the deep land locked harbour of Dartmouth this town being situated on its western shore, and on the eastern side of tags wean and Torquay. Brooldtl—which has moire than once attracted the visits of royalty—la attested nine milt, to the west of the latter town, and a quarter of a mile from Kingsweare. A railway has been opened from Torquay to Palombo,, which will seam be completed to Churston, about three miles from the lateated hotoL The line will then be coetianed to Its tarred= at ['Armoire. leis then a mile from the Betel, and wlthia five hours mad •• bait journey Irvin Loudon. On the ormalte shore another Has it pruposed to be made to Plymouth, ma Ktngebritige, from Dart ranoth, from which latter port steamers will ply direct to Bt. Maio, In Brittany. thm opening a route trout London to Paris thr ugh the most peronismo. portions of England and France, and sating 00 miles of sea voyage as compar e d with Booth. s ri:re/watered prettlan of the Brookhill estate, which abuts It out from the northerly and easterly winds, renders he climate singularly mild and equable the woods which protect It to winter, lower the temperature in summer. The olive grows In the open tar to the height of thirty feet; and such delicate Powers as the magnolia and hydrangea are In blossom dories the 'Aster. In the summer months, abundant shade is afforded by the wellwooded cliffs, and the refreshing breezes from the which at • short distance below the maniacs washes Its shone, and affords every facility fee bathing, yachting, boating, and 11•10• A notelet absence of hotel accommodation lathe coasteat cow reshot of Adler' to this roomette spot, Including tourists, d. lieflattlew. and Pachtsiww, who en drawn thither by Its and Isaiehed from It by the Impossibility of finding suitable See m lion say be formed of the large WM. item which a Ilearealle head at Ilmekhlli would coramead. from the 'met MAO el the Lerallty : Woe parenerre bevies bees bow the Dart by the two steamers, and 75.000 helaltahlted Dartmouth and Torbay Zahn: 4V guess menthe al lest year. It to tat Broethill M 1110•1011, 60 that it may contain I emit sad 100 other rooms, including dining WOW 6.1/•••11 , 01a library, bell and billiard The Mild the &Aerator lota been estimated at a:12,000 by • andlipelent Milder and surveyor, who Is willing to ogstrget gig semoreetice of the hotel for that sum. l hie COM MiliMallt alba tram excellent building stone bring Is atesiag quarry ea the estate An which N.ll. Mould Tudr -- ;rifere MI ;improved of, tt wEI be on eismod„ or the money returned. Omer of MI swum sod ALDEATE, sod Otimer ed NEW OZZONDETIMIE. mil II T CT:rHING for JUVENILES of all atr ig. aad every style and material, at L MOMS and Corner of lIIMITES and ALDO/. and Comer of NEW °MOW/4TM= rod RAM , ago Bradford end Sarnia& Tarkartio. ORATIR ON APPLICATION 01 POST PEEL MOSES and SON'S Book for the Present Ja e Samoa, cootalulag Tb. °row& of au importriat Brooch s. ed arta& Waver'," with rub. for Seltawissusauleut, sal Yet of Maw Alm jug published) au elaborate plau of Utak City Itemaire Comer of MINORIES and ALDGATE, and Corner of NSW OXIfOILD44TRIET and 11111T4TBEZT, Liao Bradford sad Shadield. Yorkshire. QYDENHAM TROUSERS, 17e. ed., the ariatraed mutt of ooasamated tree-trade. to the eboleect ttosy &salmi of this Beeson, mareetloue for the nee of maim batialas tools sad skill. Waistcoat to meek la. Id. °video Csat.Us.-11•111111111. 11110111.134 20, LudgateAltl. SUiSHINE and skiwers—on raos-oouree, OP rlaray, or Mr do the bt aSse z d t. leastlfully-ffalabal ALPACA maims OV fat every pattern sad abapt, a 4 and lid 11L—Macia by =OTHERS, YS, Ladipa•4lll ED uKka, B.NHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 9b. Bobcat Uniforms ban IM.—Lads only by um ID, Ladynk42lll. QYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, 17u Ed.. newest BMWs. Yobs tall b 7 11•1111111 111011Urad. So, Ludga444ll. WALTERS' PATENT itAn : wAy o9l,Tyßrupres - -- He; be obtained it -- le. 31001WATZ6MILUIT, CITY. riIEETH, 1880.—Poet free, three stamps • 1 TREATISE RIPLAINING Hasa GABRIEL'S IMPOR TANT IMPROVIMENTB In ARTIFICIAL twit and FLEX I ISLE CORALITI GUMS, whereby erne set will wear longer thoc three ordinary ones . be fitted without wimp, wires, et metals, and without any operation, prim a valuable. desideratum to all who have occasion for theateli er's services. None but weft's-class materials sad work: c niployed, We the expense Is even less than halt the cost.—To be obtained only of Mews. Gabnel, dentists to On e Dottalans, este. blished 1913 'see diplomat, No. 1111, Regent.street, W. inert Mechrsh and 33 and M, Ladishe-RBR City. " The advantager obtainable by Gabriers stem mime II pre-eminently superior and the nearest appseecb to peelmilles set attained."—Observer. " Gebeielb trestles abode be rod by ell who valise health . their = Mil wee rush me mg more annoyance."—lforuing sloolous ism= It le beensary particularly so note Oa WM% led that Ye esifig le the Qtr establishment is up the pleat pewee behrees Belem Ile Miiiernmith's, and the 3e Tie leseemee laveepedl O . 114 Duke-street. BY W swum ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, TIT. —Mr. A. 1103KELL, Surgeon-Dentist, ,ol l er Grosvenor-street, has Patenteed an Invention for the perfect and vistaless adaptation of ARTIFICIAL TEETH upon a novel principle, which stands unrivalled for its utility and economy, whereby one set of teeth absolutely taste • lifetime, and • second, or reserve set, le unnecessary. The changes which take plane from absorption or los of stumpa, &c., render ordinary bets men 7 worm teeth, Stumps , available at some met , Ind, constructed tHe cplkprim are sot Impaired In the slightest degree. Ahmed or in the country can adjust these teeth at all time without the *ld of a dentist.. Mr yaks) does not greet Belem tow Ids paket, which can onh be obtained at his where the needkal profession, the nobility, rata, end the mop see specimeas end obtaln every towns:km. Testy dbo. All coevaltatiosse tree.-4, Low, sal Hrs. astra OM, Blnalaglaaa. HAIR RZSTORED_ , Improved, and Beautified by the me at BOWLANDff MACA.R 01L—It prevent. heft from Mlles off or taming grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from maul and dare S, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable. and glossy. lie operation In eases of baldness Is peen. liarly active; and In the growth of Whiskers, the Beard, sad Meestachios, it Is unfaliing In it. stimulative operation. log children it la especially recommended, as forming the beets ot a beautiful head of hair, while Its Introduction Into the nursery of =3 , and the numerous testimonials constently received of it. , afford the best aod .urevt proof. of Its merits Price Pa IM. , 7a, lass equal to four small , , and Ms. per bottle. Ornalloa—Ask for " Howland.' Macassar Oil." gold at 10, Hatton wan, and by cbanalsaa and parkway. 0. no Story of our Lives iron Yew to Year."—Shakespeare. ♦ lITOBY by MALES DICKENS, will swear to No. 67, for August 4th, and So. 02, for Amnia llth, of ALL THE YEAR ROUND. °emanated by CURL= Inailant, end A DAYS JUDE • A Lirrs ROMANCL ♦ New aerial Tale, by Charles Lever, will be commenced In No. el, for August 12th. Published In Weekly Sambas. prios Id. Mee b Menthly Parts and Half• Yearly Volumes,. at the Mee. 12, Wellington - street, W.C. ; sad by Chapman awl Hall, at In Piccadilly, W. VOTICE. —Mr. WELILLE COLLINS' NEW STORY, TRI "lOWAN IN warm- will be ready In 3 volumes, post Etru, on WIDNIVIDAY, the 11th of August, at the Libraries In town rued country, Leedom . Sampson Low, Sun, and Co , 47, Ltidgak.olll, LC. last pabllahed, price ed. SUGGESTIONS for the FORMATION of VoLUNTEZI GUARD for GREAT BRITAIN, In CON NEXION with a NATIONAL BBNIYIT noCIRIY, under the p ro wmi ca et W Maim By Lieut.-Col. 0. MoutAml thew, Commanding London Ride Brigade London . Ellngham Wilson. Royal imEango. ATIONS Ida %what rellanscr to the wee of Norm IllwetratVlCAß ed arm TIMMS Hon r. ..C.S, Surge= io the Western for Nem= d the Ma •• The 'other's *Wort to this pumpluet Y to prove that, by a min et short an 4 energetic courses of mercury, so administered me to menet the Moore without dolog tojury to We gams, me& more geed ma be effected than by pmrsiatamee Io lie use for amnia together. We aordialt a rrznert time views to the attention of the profeemioe.'— Leaden . T. Itteherdit, If, Great Qessautrest QUIT MA1L00D0114311.11T1132, W. wet the CIILVERWILL 11.R.0.i, Lat.,trr., Marko. sea be assielled any bisez . bowr ii a p = . l ewes el Itereou DAM,. bewWW 22 7 Din a l . IwwlPwit7. DrorwitenDolldift. Da•WW sellea. mg Jug NI satire sew sad Odsholl Wee% eeNtied OVIDELVID." The Phi dolma eat Aesieray et ew _-- The el Dieera•—eysegleass. Tmealmeek ari Ora Mao le. each by pm* IS Omen ipia mile: IS eialed. Vetbe bed of Menara: brae Abate. es Mem. Dr. Calyerwell, co Asektegik sal Me islysteseer le Ida Ist• beadier. B. J. I. • IlLik Milt SCHOOL. We understand that the committee llf old Weel soinetan appointed to cooler with the Dean and Chapter reaped* the kepooninteot of the school oa its present ilk and the quails. el Warr* it elsewhere, have Ht. abided their Libman *the priest. The committee eon sided of the Arehbkirsp ef York, the Marquis of Westmin ster, the Faris of alendikoko sad Devoe, Lords Lawyer and Charlie Rom& Ilk David Dudes (chairman), Sir George Rom, Menies. Marry Maier sad Jame Mum, and the Rev. Bossy 8011. The Archbishop and Lord Devon were premsted from attending the committee more than two en three times ; but the majority were regular in attendance at numerous meetinge. On the important question whether the school should be removed to the country the committee have pro- nounced no corielosies, but they appear to hedli=eu that tof he expense removal, if it were thought to remove, would be considerably greater, and that the mesas available from the sale of the school property at West minder would be eemidembly less that, the dew and chapter had unneeded. The committee have communi eated their repast to the dean and chapter, and to the head meter, and we understand that it is proposed to einamani , eate It to the old West:dusters in good tams to SHOT of I adr anstel empideeireaml of the subject before they are enneonid to ire theirainneka erhon a hair eon be obtained than at the present time. 1111" 11 W meanwhile the dean and chapter have before Om • long list of improvemente, which the cow. adds* have unanimouily recommended to be effected in the school, is the dormitory, in the day.rooms, cricket-field, sad playgreanda The rept, in enact, finds fault with the want of repair, comfor t, and convenience of almost every part of the premises of Westminster School ; and, as the assn and chapter express their concurrence in a great many of the recommendations on this head, and their in tention to give effect to them, it is to be hoped that the general appeasenoe and convenience of the whole place will at once be e ff ectually improved. The date of the holdings externally and internally reflects little credit upon those who are responsible for them ; and, as it is clear that even if the school is to be removed, it must, at least, remain for some years on the present site, the dean and chapter are doing well to commence at once the much needed work of improvement The report embraces • great variety of quips nom interesting to those who are interested in this vener able foundation. The appointment of head masters, the dis cipline,the play,the use of "college gardens," the accommoda tion of home boarders, are all dealt with, as well as an in finity of details of the suggested structural improvements. —Tsawk AT THE RATTLE O .VELASZO. Two young gentlemen, natives of the county Antrim, bore themselves bravely in the battle of Melasso. One of them, a Mr. Alexander Patterson , was wounded ; the other for tunately escaped all injury. In drawing atten tion to the bravery of these "volunteers," the Begs* Ater- CUM says : "We subjoin a letter from Mr. Alexander Patterson, son of the late Rev. Alexander Patterson, of Ballymena, and nephew of Dr. Patterson, of Belfast, to his mother, brief l)u but interesting personal account of the battle in of which he bore an honourable part, and was w • ed, t not dangerously. kr. Patterson was a dis tinguished student in the Queen'. College, Belfast, but same months ago he sad • fellow-student, the son of the Rev. 8. C. Nelson, of Downpatrick, led away by a pardon able enthusiasm, set out to join the army of Garibaldi, and arrived at be ad-quarters immediately after the fell of Palermo. They at coos obtained enrolment in the English regiment commanded by Colonel Dunne—a regiment whose undaunted bravery materially contributed to the glorious victory al Molar). For Lis gallantry in the field Mr. Patterson bas been promoted to &lieutenancy. The follow. ing is his letter : " ' My dear Mother—Yesterday we had a terrible battle at Morro. At 6 o'clock in the morning our troops ad , Tared from the camp, which is about four miles from Melasso. The Neapolitans advanced to meet us three miles, and we found them posted in a splendid position, behind a besot vineyards, walls, houses, do. Garibaldi at once gave the order to attack, and the battle commenced about 8 o'clock. We had about 2,000 men ; the Neapolitans about 6,000. As the Neapolitan. were so well posted the slaugh ter among our men was terrible ; but nothing can withstand Garibaldi. Step by step they retreated, disputing every inch of ground, and lighting splendidly. Our regiment was scattered in small partite through the vineyards. Walker and I I, with twenty of our men under us, kept close to Garibildi, and were always in thefront. We had driven the Neapolitans within a quarter of • mile of the town, when • sq uadron of cavalry charged down on us at full speed. 'We did not fire till they were within three yards of us ; then we fired, and &II were either killed or taken prisoners. But we were now under the arson of the castle, and the slaughter became very great. A bullet struck me on the finger and passed through my sleeve. Another cut the gold face on my cap, and hit my head, stunning me for ten Malik& Bat what we bad got as far as the bridge • bullet struck me on the leg, about two inches above the foot, I knocking me right over, and I was carried to the rear. This happened about six o'clock, and at halt-put nine the battle esassd, the enemy being driven into the fort Garibaldi said that it was the most desperate battle he was over =VIa. Seven hundred and fifty of our men are killed ended oat of 9,000. Oaribalbi almost cried when he heard the number. Thank God, the shot parr round the bens and did not break it, and the wound on my head did no more harm than to stun me. lam now stn at the country house of • Sicilian gentleman, by every earfort, and treated with the utmost kindar. My word is vary fortunate indeed. I have been promoted to • lientemency. Nelson is eds. Post starting for Palermo. —Tour affectionate son, • •A. P. "' Love to brothers, he., ke.' " The statue of Mr. Crossley, M.P., which is to be inaugurated tomorrow (Tuesday), in honour of that gentlemen by his fellow•towmmee of Halifax, for his munitleent gift of tee People's Park, sad other deeds of liberality to the town, arrived there an Wednesday night. The dates and the pedestal are of colonel proportious. Mr. Crossley is re resented seated in a chair, or couch, holding in one hand the deed or gift of the People's Park. The ceat of it has been about 1,000 i., raised by public vabsceiptiou. CHATHAM, Arouse 12. The 4th company of Royal Engineers, underthe commend o Lieutenant 0. 8. Berkeley, arrived at this pr rim co Irklay Mint keen Oilcan& A delachmeat 4 the 1.4 battalion of the Bth (the Yinsre) amaleanti bi about 60 non-coannission(4 ogees news. itij..ol ark etranies, Ewaie right from Inn - baying at =faits M_ on . The °Motes who arrived with we Capri R. R. Used., Captain F. A. &ebbing, ark latinant A.•Mayniker (v.C.). The head-quarten ci the Slit an daily expiated to arrive at Gravesend in the Lady Clarendon, which raid from Calcutta on the 17th of April bah A on party of wounded and dieslded troops, to the alt of nearly 300 men of all ranks, arrived at this gar den fieterday afternoon from India, having disembarked at Ornesend from the Fist India troop ship Tipnes, Cap tain Final, which salad from Ifuree on tn 10th of tesamTbe troops bang to the 7th Dragoon Guards, 7th 7th Royal Fusiliers, 24th, 27th (laniskillings), 45* 514 (Light Infantry), 64th, Slat, 87th (Royal Irish Fusiliers), 93rd (Highlanders), 94th, and 98th Regiments, with some men of Native Regiments, the whole i t :i ll = of Captain J. V. Cleleaa, Da Dregood Guards, Clarisia B. H. IL alwarde, alth, Lieutenant W. Y. }Ur sa and Quartermaster C. Correll, diet, Lieutenant T. B. Enka, Cape Mounted Rides, and Quartermaster W. Knott, 52nd. Seventeen deaths and two births occurred on board during the voyage. After the troops had been midi ainspected at Fort Pitt, 37 men ware admitted into hos including ten insane soldiers, and the rest sent to the d depot. Tiß Came COLcaIIOTER. —lt is repot-text that Major-GeneralWood, commandantet GO Mang Cfilehilikak will sherd be promoted to a higher appointment. His Royal Higfies the General Comm oding-m-ilief has bees pleased to appoint Major C. C. de Morel, 9th bamboo, to without delay to relieve Brevet-Colonel E. A. G. uller, at Stirling Castle (22nd depot battalion, ladle.) His Royal Highness has also appointed Maj ,~ oorr H. A. Wehnan (now adjutant sth depot battalion, t) to the 9th depot battalion. Eltaff-Anrgeen IL A. M'Dermott, in me dical clump of the 10th NO -U.., bee bee relieved by Staff- Burgeon J. M. G. Laing. Mr. ll'Dennott proceeds to the Gold Coast. Deputy-Com ' -Gam& Napier will leave the camp on the arrival of -Commissary-Gement! Marsh from Malta. Deputy -General Napier goes to China. A draft of the let n sth Fusiliers, under orders for India, will embark on Friday. The drat consists of) Brevet-Major Arthur Scott, Lieutenant G. A. Shegog, Ensign W. C. Ormond, and 203 rank and file. THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. The review of the Lancashire and Cheshire Volunteers at Newton-le-Willows, on Saturday, proved a peat succor. The only drawback wail one beyond human control—the weather ; the great difficulty to be overcome was the placing of 7,000 men, gathered from fifty-four cities, boroughs, and townships, spread over all parts of the two counties, to a distance of forty miles, upon the field within so limited • period se is available in an afternoon at this time of the year. The difficulty was much enhanced by the claims of the public, always put forward without notice, and as indefinitely as possible in about a hundred different towns, to be allowed the privilege of looking at the spectacle. A review of the several artillery and rifle volunteer corps of West Kent, emnprising Woolwich, Greenwich, Depticed, Blackheath, Lee, Lewisham, Brom. ley, Omitted, Bitham, Plnmeterid, Charlton, kc., is fixed to take place on Saturday afternoon next, before Viscount Sydney I Lord-Lieutenant of Kent), in the park of Sir Thomas IL Wilson, Bert., at Old C ha rlton. . . Quizzes Wierinesraa. —The announcement that this corps would be reviewed at Buehey-park on Satur day attracted a large number of permss to the locality. The corps left town by the haled two o'clock train and ar rived on the ground shortly sifter three o'clock. They took up their position upon an open space in the park, under the command of Earl Grosvenor, amidst the cheers of the visi tors. Colonel McMurdo, who was appointed to inspect the corps, was in attendance, accompanied by Colonel Hicks, Major Rose, and other °Moen. The evolutions of the corps were most 'statutory, and Colonel McMurdo expressed himself highly parsed with them, observing that in the event of an invasion of this coun try thez ie wEl e dbe found to be en e ffi cient defines. The corps neatly enjoyed themselves in hurdle jumping and each- amusements, and the review tamiestedia a most ratisfactory manner. Tax Row, VICTORIA Rains.—On Saturday evening the Royal Victoria Rifle Corps (Colonel the Duke of Wellington), the oldest of all the volunteer ride corps, mustered at their practice-ground, Kilburn, under the com mand of Lient.-Colonel Colville, to receive a silver bugle at the hands of the Duchess of Wellington. Shortly after six o'clock a numerous and fashionable assembly of ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom were many of the nobility, having assembled ire the (mod at Kilburn, the nor s was formed into three Odra of • square, when the Duchess of Wellington, escorted by • bevy of ladies, advanced towards the centre of the square, the salver bugle, worth upwards of bearingtilt, an inscription commemorative of the presen tation, being borne on an elegantly embroidered silk velvet cushion, and the duchess being mot at this point by the °Mons. Her yam in • few brief but appropriate observa tions, presented the inerument to the corps, handing it to the senior captain, who having addressed some suitable sc. knowledgmenta to the duchess and the ladies by whom her grace was ecoompsnied, its /40001213 was announced by general salute, and the bead struck up • spirit-stirring air. ABOLiTlon OF Al OPTICS OF TEZ COURT OF QC MNS linsen.—last week an act of parliament was printed by which the odes of Assistant-Kamer of the crown side of the Court of Queen's Bench is abolished. Power, given to the Lord Chief Justice to fill up the office of Master, now vacant, immediately after th e passing of the act. AromincAhiss HALL—The following gentlemen pared their examinMion ie the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to on Thurs day. the 9th August :— Henry Boothby Dow premise, , !Unwell, Ikekehire ; Janice Howard Clarke, Wan Berkshire ; William James Hallett, Boltati-le-Hoors tleats Amu Strutt, Tutbury, Eltaffordshbe ; Prank Harvey Browne, Stews Manes, Essex ; John Jones, Baok-bome, Llanelly. Erre's HowatorArsia Cocoa. Its delicioub aroma, emitaial aseotbsees, end ine t ii= =rive pro cured ha general adoption ea • and 114. Imitate, et la a perlb., by the principal grocers. labelled "James Sipa, km movable Med* vertMeammi. fI4IONTOII OP rem MUM Hnt,—The racing of the past week has been godactive of so many aroundug surprise., that it is fully dermal ad Darn e g l=ll irot, perfume , tier be • strictly ollowed, the at both Wolverhampton 'and Readine being so heavy that mist of the niteleg wilt her revered on perhaps the eery first occasion that presents agog Seldom is it the lot of the gentlemen to have such 14 " . hal day" as et Beading on Thursday last, whetionly favourite (Spiesbox) won, the remaining 'half-doses ine i rs o zi o us7 from the extreme outside division • • d et the many " turnoipe" that tea me at weed. Inwee, and Brighton, the men 1 Metallic =mot this year complain of their journey sir Sam and Beaks, where they received ouch a drub bing twelve nocoths back. The hackers who went to Wolv r hempton, hewer!, have nothing to complain of, es nea rly all the "good things" came off, with the exception of De fender for the Cleveland Cup. the fir .t or second favourites winning in every other case. The principal handicap proved tame Whir, only three putting in an appearance at C0112911611C• of Catherine, who had been weighed reaching the starting -post in time, mad the owner Defender his =b ook loat at the last monies; the hone we. a 1* the padildek reedy to lengefter the terfner iermiseeeL We had a good Nevertheless, between Newcastle and Noorcock, the t doing brae for J. Geboree, as f last week expected. place of Wildman, but they were completely out in calculation, as the horse evidently &lathed the dirt., he game little Newcastle settled his pretensions ethical e last stride by • head, while onmeding 121 b. Thus the was shown to be quite as moderate as ha race with hiverpod made out, for Newark had no beat Athos, when giving him Bab on the second e young one having swerved from cowardice the it Lord ;ffissaford'e horse closed with him,. and Daley . not get him straight again in time. lihat Athos, rover, ,an gallop when lie pleases is proved by his rue with Defender for the Cleveland Cup the same clay ' as he led at • race which completely disheartened Nr. Elause's colt, who playedagame be appeared to me fond of kit se rn and would not make an effort when called epos. Then Ili, defeat of Crater at Lewes was no better perform er.. than I easpeeted is my last, and his saner as premier kvourite for the Ebor Handicap was soon at an end, as as rogue mast expect to win at York. It is not a little singe- Isr that Athoes parierranies with Defender and Newcastle =sold prove the relative merits of the pair to be the Mill as last year, for when they met in the Doncaster Cup, Newcastle gar Defender a 71b beating, and Athos muting the kW, m Sib worse tones than he did Defender, the running will confirm that form, so that Newcastle has at last recovered the =alley be appeared to have irretrievably lo: pr e c aLl l y this arson, whige l itivie must be set down as a y bo mb no one who saw him at olverhanip- C v willto deny. The two year old Teeing of the smoting war ." according to Corker," as Lady Chides should LLaavi harden Sporting Life even had not the latter beta amiss, and laYa's ban mile form wee always as respectable r that of Skilldsgh ; but Lord Stamford nearly loft the Ninny by sending the moderate Sacerdos in N t ale i es i. of Lava, who could hardly have lost, even with - in Each oompaa ; end solely to Shoerdoe getting a the UM and the worst of the start, may the layers of 8 to ro a s s it e r COI attribute their good fortune. Maid of Honour ran even more moderately than at Brighton, after her Lewes sneer, and I begin to suspect she must have stoles a march on her opponents to have through there at all. There were one or two good-100 l youngsters running that are sure of seeing better days, and to keep an eye on Louise Leder= ma not turn out an =profitable employment, for she. wogs y lost start is both her races. Al Northern Light showed his dislike for the dirt asttseot, Mr. Merry jWidously declined to jeopardise his prespecta at York, and in his absence Horror was fortunate enough to carry off the Threeyear-old Biennial, feat be would not have accomplished bad North lanai shire's rider kept him straight, for when beats he swerved right into Lupellus's track, to which Fordlum solely *unbar the latter's defeat, end the form of Horror was so had, from want of work, that they must make every . hare to get him fit far the St. Leger. At Reading, the principal handicap was • complete failure, only four mustering at the post, while the race was literally run away with from end to end by Plumper, who did the layers very little good, many having borne in mind how the revelled in the dirt at Ascot; still, the heavy shower that fell before and during the race did not cool theardour of Rising Sun's patrons, who had the felicity of seeing him extinguished • long way from home. The Abbey Stakes was an equally runaway affair, to the delight of the fielders, who had just previously bolted their rich meal off Sweetbread, as the majority of those who de clined to lay the " copious odd, " on Lady Clifden stood Croostadt in preference to Fairwater for the off-chance,com pletely ignoring the latter's forward position at the distance . 'Mr Mir (redwood Nervy, when dee earned top weight in heavy ground, and she ems the worst favourite at the three ; however, so unfortunate has been the white jacket of labs when long odds were betted upon it, that the running is not worth following, especially as Foirwater had to pee way next day to Conqueror, who was beaten • head from Mimic at Brighton. The Reading Stakes rue bee been remarkable of late years for the brilliancy of its core petitors, and in the company of such as Fairwater, Little lady, and Brown Duchess, Conqueror was almost despised, although he galloped like • racehorse, while the Duchies was coughing badly before the start ; in the race only the Cooqueror had any "go " left in him after reaching the stand, where he shook Fairwater off, and rally won in • canter so easily that he should find friends for the Derby. as his Brighton defeat is matidactorily explained away, on account of his being amiss. The trends of Twilight made a great mistake when they let the mare neglect her two Wolverhampton en pgementa, for the sake of the Whitley Haudicep here, as she could hardly have failed to beat Athos for the Patahull Handicap and Cleveland Cup, and in Sberborne she met an opponent so greatly improved that their cunning was throws away, although she looked all over the winner at the distance. There is nothing brilliant about the prospects of the light= meeting, as we have but half .a4lozen races on Tues day, and five on Wednesday, and if they have good fields at all, it is only the Betting Steed Plate, Barons Handicap, and Town Plate, that will promote them, for the acceptances for the Surrey and Middlesex and Runnymede Handicaps will not be very numerous. Neither will there be many compe titors for the King John Stakes, six furlongs. The 23 engaged having been pretty well run through, the best of them ap pearing in Little Lady, Lava (both 61b extra), Neighbour, Nemesis, and Limefiower. The latter lie a 216 allow ance, in despite of which Nemesis must carry my confi dence, neither of Lord Stamford's being likely to rehab the extra 61b over so severe a course. With the acceptances for the Surrey and Middlesex Hoodieep, two miles and • dis tance, yet to be declared, a very few words will suffice for it, and I can only draw attention to Pan, Claire, Pitman, and Eltham Beauty as having the best of the weight. ow paper; and as the latter appear, to have lost the bit of forth she premed last year, while Pitman having recently changed bands looks ominous, Claire ought to be about win ning, her Hampton, Goodwood, and Brighton form berme quite good enough for this company. Looking at what Lord Berkeley did under Set at Shrewsbury a few months back, the Runnymede Handicap, one mile, appear but a matter of health for him with Set 416., and I shall not look further for the winner if they red him to the post. The Oxford bill of fare has a more healthy complexion than that for Egham, r we have halfedozen items each day, and the 600 guinea. "public money" is so well laid out that the ten events closed have fair entries. These, however, are not all complete, and I shall only touch linos the chief of than. A good handicap is put forth for the Welter Stakes, one mile and a half, wherein Soothsayer, 5 yrs, list 61b ; Lord Berkeley, 8 yrs, list 21h ; Audrey, 4 yrs, 10st me ; and the Monk, 3 yrs, gat 71b ; all take my fbe7"erdshirerurning; Handicap, n grea imp ot a ° t wi w ri o s a t niike ro h l a i t i , uard art i ilt . a 3 e ie ec r t to ioe ill be t . u h p e Th' Eghami lt e ina Ge y . running ,• still, Tame Deer , aged, Set S ib; and Sherborne, 3 yrs, list 3lb ; from their recent performances, are worth standing, in the probable absence of Convivialist, who is quietly backed at " long shots " for the Cesarewitch. The ground is certain to be heavy and Conqueror despite the 7th penalty, should win the half-mile Princ e of Wales's Stakes, all the good publio performer being likewise penalised, while the sth allow ance of the Grey Hen Colt, and Dr. Nicholl can hardly bring them on even terms with him, notwithstanding that the latter showed well for half a mile with the great Die pinatas at Goodwood. The Stratton Audley Nursery Handicap, six furlongs, will prove the great future of the meeting, and those who succeed in " spotting the winner . must consider themselves fortunate. The Lady Harriet colt, let 71b, who looked well at Goodwood, and looked liked Vann; ; Sllerton, 7st 131 b, a slashing two-ye:v..lcl, that ran =der • heavy weight at Foam ; and Flietatiea fist 61b, strike me, as ° best in, " •nd if the latter be only equal to her good looks, she ought not to finish far behind the winner.—l am, he., METEOR NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL—Mr. Benedict. who will act a. imatlacacir at this festival, will visit Mars with OR the 22nd inlaid, for the pnrpor of conducting re hearsals of the local band and charuum. Mr. Benedict will stay a weak and be present at reheareah of .48rahaat, the Lase Aulpineirt, the Dettiirgess Te Deem, and tin cantatas Mediae, Armida, and May Quern. It wily be stated wait reference to Arnsida, that the scenes selected for repre gestation are from the second and third acts. CRTIHRL PALACIL—NALP-A-CROWN DAT. Eirrussmy, Auorerr 11.—Admissions on payment, 1,422 ditto by season tkkete, 1,852 ; total. 3.:341; total visitors fee weak ending Saturday 52,420. Total visitors slice wean at the Palace, June 1d,1864, 8,9:C3,286.