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The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-29

♦nee, with regent to the vecatiag of wale ha parlientem o
appointment to elk* under ohs stows.

THE ARM I' IN INDIA-THE DHAR PRIZE MONEY.

Colonel GILPIN asked the Beensiary of State fee Sadie
whether he still adhered to his deterstantios of mot to.
rrhis retiresseet list of efts., of lug esuise, bet still
elig than twilit) years' service, who were sow receiving
India pay. bat for whom no employment ould be found ;
whether it was hiteoded to put any olleers to the oewly-
raised regiments ;: s
asdiihether them wan any chance of
the Dior pries mosey shortly distributed?
Mr. T. U. BARING with respect to the first qui-
Su, the fleciretary of State had resolved no representation
from the goverment of India to the offset that it would be
advisable to lumen the lett of retirements, and therefore
he had so present inteetiort of doing so. As to the second
question, be supposed he referred to the new regiments of
cavalry and infantry. Odious would be posted to those
regiments, and they were in daily expectation of receiving
the list of the °Moses from India, but the matter rested
with the Commander-in-Ohlif in ladle. With respect to
the Dhar prise mosey, the prioniple of the warrant, under
which the money would be distributed, hod bee* decided
epos. That warrant was sow being prepared by the
Treasury; the delay which had taken plus woe owing to the
lamentable ilium of the Queen's Advocate.
London, England, 1862-07-29

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY BRITTRII AND nuse IiAGNITIC TRLZORAPH).
(FRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.)
Cotton market in good inquiry at extreme rates. Diti-
-1 mated sales 8,000 balm.
CORN.—Market quiet, and for occasional parcels for
arrival a slight decline has taken place, but in general the
lutes of lut week bare been maintained.
London, England, 1862-07-29

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE GOODWOOD MEETING.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY.

A HANDICAP PLATT of 50 eon., for 2-yr-olde and up-
wards,- half • mile • entrance, 1 Nov.
A HANDICAP 11.112 of 100 eon for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards ; entranoe, 2 eon. Craven eon.,
Tee COWDIAT Blum of 10 son. each, h ft. with 50
added ; 2-yr olds, 7st ; three, Bst 131 b ; four and upwards,
9at 711,. M.ares allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for
ltel., if demanded, &c. T.Y.C. (5 subs., or no race.)
Tee
GOODWOOD Brain (Handicap) of 25 son. each, 15
ft, and 5 only if declared. Winners extra ; weights accu-
mulative up to 10th ; the second to receive 100 sods. out of
the stakes. Two miles and a half. (85 stabs., 32 of whom
pay 5 move. each.)
Age rt 11) Age st ib
Rapparee .
Audrey
Dukibella
Coronet
_ 3 610

Sir William
Berta
Frailty
The 'nave 3 4 land
Montebello
Balbani
Conundrum
West End
Confcctkwer 6 0 Earl of Surrey
Schism
Fita bra 4 16 St. Bernard
Canary 4 12 Aveogrove 1 5 7
Trap:age 4 12 Cape Flyaerag
Telegraph (French).. 3 10 Optimist 6 paid
My Partner S 9 Umpire
e by Stockwell— Mistake • 5 paid
Lady Evelyn 3 9 Zodtae 4 pakl
Rubicon
illuhllyer
Physician. by Chanti- Bryn Gwyn
deer a 8 Benevento=
Boabdil
11 paid
Myrtle 4 4 c by Flateateber—
, Queen of Spa= 3 2 Bather High
beheballion

The FIADON Steiza of 10 eon each, for 2-yrolds ; colts.
Bst 71b ; fillies, get 41b ; winners of 100 soya. clear, alb ; of
WO soya., Mb extra. T.T.C. (44 subs.) Cby Wiodhound
—Splitvote, Beatrice, o by Marayam--Glanoe, Overstone,
Toni Focd, Vivid, Tramper, Brother to Scent, The Avenger,
Dr. Syntax, Willie the Beau (late Baena), Lurline, Anti.
=f by The Merry Monarch—Sidaaddle,
wood, Trueblue, Janbooton, Inquest, Escape, e by
Lord of the Isles—Wasp, rations, Stamped°. Stockbroker
Macaroni, Brick, Souveraine, by Hesperus—Bad
Malaga, Louise Bonne (late E.D.), Amazonian, Blackdowe.,
Le Foe by Womersley—Balaclava (Light's dam) (bred in
France), Atar Gull by Nuncio—Surtsues by Nunnykirk or
Brocardo (bred in France), Somerled, Macao, Bortiseoff,
Deerfoot by Vied.., fby Loup Gsruu— Hurry.scurry,
I Queen Bertha, Black Knight, Ireton, Duane, Childs Harold
(paid).
'fits DIAHUO-80011 &resold 23 eon. each, loft, with
100 added, for 3-yr-okls ; cola, Bst 71b; fillies, Bst 51b ;
winners of the value of 600 sae, 51b extra. Craven Course.
(15 subs.)—Freeholder, Geroge, Domaine, The Earl of
Surrey, Watchtire, Drummer Boy, Athl*.a, Flaxm
la ore, Cel-
rius, Staple Osk, Marble Q.E.D., St. Lawrence,
Minoan. Fighting Cock (paid).
Tux GOODWOOD DZRZT 0125 writ. each, 15 ft. for 3.yr-
olds ; cola, 84it 10lb ; fillies, flat 71b ; winners extra ; no
horse to carry more than 106 extra ; maidens allowed 31b.
Gatwick* Stakes Conroe (one mile and four furlongs.)
(15 luta )—Freeholder, Welcome, Llandaff, cby Voltigeur
—Types, Alvedieton, Bryanatode, c by Touchtone—Fair
Seen, Amateur, The Knight of St. Michael, The Earl of
Surrey, MA., King Christmas, Roes, Iseydea, Athleta.
London, England, 1862-07-29

MINER.-{THIS DAY.)

Two oVioow.

The mining market in very inactive today.
Wheal Ludoott shares are firm, at 18i to I, and
Beat Caradon are fiat, at 44 to }. Marke Valley
are quoted to ; South Phmnix, 3} to
I ; Wheal Union, 41 to sk ; North Crofty, 31 to 4;
and North Treekerby, 32 to 33. In the Stock Ex-
change Wheal Grenville have been dealt in at 61,
and Marke Valley at 91.
Foreign and colonial mining charts are quiet.
Capula Silver have been dealt in at Cobra
Copper at 23 and 24, General at 211, and United
Mexican at 7} and 7.
We are informed that the application* for ahem
in the Quebrada Land, Railway, and Mining Com-
pany of Venezuela already exceed the number tote
allotted.

WEATHER. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

TIM M% JOLT WA, I AM-
London, England, 1862-07-29

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

Money easy. Gold, 19 per cent. premium.
Silver, 13 per cent. Exchange unsettled at
131 i. Stocks dull. Federal Securities weak and
lower. United States Registered Sizes of 1881,
971 ; New York Central, 91} ; Laois, 56}
Erie, 33g.
Cotton very firm. Middling Upland, 481.
Flour in good demand for export. Wheat and

corn quiet.
Provisions steady.
Coffee and sugar very firm.
Molasses steady.
The Kangaroo sailed to-day with 1,046,000 dole.
specie on freight.
London, England, 1862-07-29

TELEGRAPHIC IN'rEIJAGENCE.

sirrut's TILUNIAMS.)
ITALY.

TUBER, JOLT 28, noncom.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Sineo
said it was advisable that the government should
give some explanations of the statements of the
ministry relative to Switzerland, which appeared to
have been incorrectly understood.
Signor Rattazzi replied that the speech of General
Durando had been singularly misinterpreted- The
Italian people and government desired to respect
the integrity and to uphold the power of Switzer-
land. It was never meant to expran any wish for a
separation of territory from the Confederation. The
minister had aid; spoken of an eventuality con-
trary to our ideas and our wishes.
The Neapolitan Railway bills are to come on for
discussion on Thursday.
Intelligence from Palermo states that a slight
assemblage, headed by a Bourbon priest, bad at-
tempted to make a demonstration in favour of
Signor Pallavicin& the Prefect of Palermo, who
had been disininied. The movement found no
inippoß Imonj the pophlklion, and:the crowds dis
persed spontaneotudy upon the approach of
petrel of the Nadenal Guard.
Garibaldi is still at Palermo.
General Cugia ban been appointed prefeot of that,
city, and will go there immediately.

THE HERZEGOVINA.
BELGRADE, JULT 28.
The Montenegrins have been beaten DU all points,
and, discouraged in consequence, are burning their
own villages. The inhabitants of Piperi have sub-
.witted to the Turks.

Omer Pacha has posted Bashi-Basouks upon the
frontiers of Bosnia, Bulgaria, and Beryls, for the
purpose of observing the enemy.

INDIA.
(By Telegraph to Gale.)
CALCUTTA, Joan 30.
Grey shirtings advanced 1 to 2 annas. Mule
twist better. Raw silk scarce and firm. Indigo
prospects better. Copper sheathing and tile un-
altered. Sugar and rice unchanged. Saltpetre
firmer. Linseed, 2 annas higher. Imports small.
Jute, 2 annas per maund dearer. Hides very
quiet. Shellac market weak, unaltered. Exchange
on London : First-ulase credits, 2a. 01d. Govern-
ment securities : Four per Cents., 931 to 931 ;
Five per Cents., 1041 to 105 ; Five-mid-a-Balf per
Cents., 112 to 1121. Bank discount unaltered.
Freights to London : Dead weight, 665. to 57a. &L;
jute, 57a. &L to 60s. ; seeds, 755. to 77a. 6.1. Ar-
rivals from Great Britain, Indomitable and Attila.

(By Telegraph to Gallo.)
BOMBAY, Jong 31
Cotton excited, advanced 20 rupees. Piece
goods, extensive demand ; 71b. shirting', 6 r. 10 a.;
twist, extensive demand ; 40 mule, la a. Linseed
unchanged. Government securities : Five per
Cents., 106. Freight to Liverpool for cotton,
50s. ; for seeds, 30s. Market active.
London, England, 1862-07-29

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sr Lamm raziorArir)
GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

GB.A.TWICHE STAMM. One mile and a half.
Types es, Ashford, Gale, Hubert, Picador, and Thorpe
Langton are here.

LAVLNT STAKES. Half a mile.

Tornado, Soapstone, Taje, Escape, Stockbroker, The
Tupper, Brick, Louie. Hoene, end Ireton are here.

STEWARDS' CUP. T.Y.C.
King of Dimond., Cemerinot Man at Anne, Palestro, Lady
elifden, General Hess, Spicebox, Baron M unchausen, Hever,
Hartley Whitney, Maggiore, Confidence, Copernicus,
catcher, Myrtle, Callan, Volunteer, Canary, Ellerton,
Spencer, Knave, Biondella, Birdbill, My Partner, Ducat,
Reindeer, Alvedistoo, Costa, Evenhand, Agag, eellariva,
Lapidist, Enfield, Bosh, Humphrey, Peignoir, David Ann,
Entremet, Ace of Clubs, Tiaipbooe, Diana, Saracen, Ash-
ford, Pellucid, Freeholder, Disdain, Thorpe Langton, Wild
Duck, Merry Maid, Silverhair, and Gallus are here.

HAM STAKES. T.Y.C.
Curie, Wild Tom, Gobsline, Mum Whip f, Monitor, Auto-
maton, Cachuca, and Lamb Hill are here.

SWEEPSTAXIII OF 300 SOVS.
Clarion C., Sweet Hawthorn, and beam MS hare.
London, England, 1862-05-24

RN TAR GREAT NORTHERN AND MIDLAND GOAL OONTANI

(LIMITZDDIIIECVOIRA, POWS= £J TRUE ABM.
This was day fixed for settling the list el costal's.
tories. The company was formed is May, 1850, and the
Mikes were at No. 49, Skinneratrest. The nominal maid
of the oompany was 50,0001., divided into 10,000 abates a
51. each. The winding-up order was made on the 30th of
December last.
Mr. Roxbeergh appeared for the °Melia liquidator • Mr.
lawman, for other parties ; end Mr. Joseph Hat
as Brothels, and Bayles) accountant to the
liquidator.
The prospectus states, "the company was estabilihed for
the purpose of tarrying on an extensive rode in the par-
ches, and rale of kale from the Sandorkad, South Yolk-
shire, and Derbyshire Collieries. The directors hit maned
that the uadertakiag cannot be otherwise than moceesful."
In order to suctruadully carry on the business an 'moment
I was entered into with Mews. Butcher, noel-mouts, of
Scow-hill, and an arrangement made for the ppurchase
of their wharf and premises, and Mr. Hatcher was
'pointed manager. A question aow arms, in settling the
Mt of contributories, whether five persons who avid the
memorandum of association for 21 stares each ought to be
pat on the list. Butcher had received 1,9001., but had paid
4001. or 5001. towards the expenses of the motheny out of
that sum. He has since been bankrupt.
Mr. Roxburgh contended that the five persons were liable
to be pat on the list of oontributories for 100 shares, which
were to qualify them for directors (which they
were), for 100 shares more as transferees from Hatcher, and
for as many more shame as they had reesived, or rather
taken to themselves, for their services as diresion.
Mr. Lawrance, on the other hand, cockaded that the five
gentlemen were only liable for 21 shares, which they ad-
mitted having accepted, and for which they had signed the
memorandum of associattre ; bat, ea spirt this, he con-
tended they might set off their rerviem m directors, which
would only leave them liable for five shares.
Mr. Roxburgh said it would be a monstrous thing to
allow persons to hold themselves out as directors in these
babble companies, and when the bubble exploded let them
say, " Oh, we were not directors at ell," sad walk off un-
scathed. Another most mischievous thing was that such
pigeons should be allowed to help themselves for so-called
fees for attendance as "directors," or diminish their liabi-
lity by allotting to themselves shares on such a pretence.
Directors must be held to be trustees, sod ought therefor*
to be prevented helping themselves at the expense of thane
whose affairs they purported to manage—a principle which
was affirmed in the well known case of George Hainan
before the Master of the Rolls.
Mr. Lawrence said Butcher's bankruptcy was mused by
his unfortunate bargaia with the company, when he sold
Lie bushier to them for 8,5001., which they paid him
partly in cash and may in shares of the company.
After hearing Mr. Lawrence at some length, the court de-
ferred judgment.
London, England, 1862-05-24

rPHZ LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitors to the
ishibition will here find superior accommodation, coupled
with the best entertainment In London. Operatic Selections
received with unbounded delight every evening . and whilst the
Omsk Vocalists engaged are in themselves a host of amusement,
the unsmiling performance of the £LUOTr FAMILY justly
entitle them to the appellation of the Wooden of the Age. Re-
freirwewts of all kinds from 8a m. Breakfasts, la. ; Diane?' A
la earn, wr at fixed prices, away' roadi.—The LONDON
PAVILION. Ticincene-street, top of the Ha
LOILIL and SONNHAll=ket-
Proprietors.
London, England, 1862-05-24

DEITSBOUS ROBBERY BY FOREIGNERS.

During the past week the foreign members of
the light-fingered fraternity have been busy among the
watchmakers of Olerkenwell, and among the unfortunate
victims is Mrs. Gee, of 21, Nyddeltosetreet, upon whom it
appears two gentlemanly-looking foreigners called several
tiptoe last week relative to the purchase of • large quantity
of good', which they selected on the occasion of their last
visit. They looked at a number of gold watches, and
eventually decided on purchasing to the animist of nearly
5001. This was on Monday last, sad they intimated that
they were expecting a remittance from Amer ca on the
following day, when they would call and pay for the
goods they had selected if Mrs. Gee would permit !them
to pack them up. They packed the gold watches in
a cigar came in the presence of Mrs. GM and her
foreman, tied it round with cord, sealed it, sad
deposited it in a black leather bag, which they placed oath*
counter for Mrs. Gee to take are of until they could egad
for it. They then directed her attention to a gold ehrowo- '
meter and immediately afterwards left the WillehOUSIA Mn.
Ole &led the bag ia • piece al safety until Thursday eras-
ing, t seeing nothing of the two foreigners she bees. to
suspect all was not right, and'unpacked the bag, when, to her
dismay, she found that although there was a black leather
beg, containing a cigar box, sealed and tied up with aced,
her 5001. worth of gold watches had been transmuted inte
their equivalent weight in sea pebbles, the fact beim that
while negotiating for the sale of the chronometer the thieves
had most dexterously contrived to substitute another bag
for the one in which they bad so carefully packed their
booty. Information was at once given to the police, but
. although they have some clue to the scamps, it is very
doubtful if they will succeed in getting either them or the
property. One of the men was stout and the other rather
slim, end both 'Wei they bad LA 1110Ule from Lestacky.
They ppvs a aril with the same of Menieco, weishmirker,
IsraimMe,
London, England, 1862-05-24

SEIZURE OF THE BERMUDA.

Mr. MILDMAY asked the I:leder-Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs whether he had any information that
the British steamer Bermuda was seised on her voyage from
one British ooloey to another by a ship of war belonging to
the Federal Matte of America ; and if it were true, whether
the government had takes any steps in coosequence.
Mr. LAYAILD said the government had received infor-
mation of the mime of the Bermuda. The case had been
referred to the law officers of the crown, and at that moment
he was unable to give the hon. member any further reply on
the subject.

THE CHAPTER-HOUSE. WESTMLNSTEE.
Mr. C. BENTINCK asked bar Majesty's government
whether the Chapter-house of Westminster Abbey was
public property ;if so, whether her Majesty's government
were about to restore it to the Dean and Chapter of West-
minster, and under what conditions.
Mr. F. PEEL said that the Chapter-house was un-
doubtedly public property, but no plan for its restoration
had been submitted by the dean and itapter to the govern-
ment.
London, England, 1862-05-24

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
BON, will most certainly peewee ths simht, Better eaunot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, U... steel, with
Ss. to 10a. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Eye Glasses
end. 0
at equally HARRISes. Harris's Prospect (Haw
ISt Id. post tree. THOS. and SON, Opticians to the
loyal Family, opposite the British Museum Hates, Loudon.
Established 1750. Cautlon.—No travellers employed.
London, England, 1862-05-24

MIDDLE-LEVEL Di UNDATIONS.

Lord STANLEY asked the Home Secretary whether he
proposed to lay on the table • cop/ of any application made
by the Mayor of Lynn for the interference of the govern-
ment to prevent the further extension of the floods, and
what was the nature of the answer he gave to such nom.
maniastion.
Sir G. GREY said he had received a letter from the
Mayor of Lynn, and aim from the incumbect of a parish
in tire immediate neighbourhood, and both stated that suf-
ficient semearee bed not been taken by the Middle Level
Gommitakerses to arrest the further progress of the sett-
miry, and to prevent its recurrence on the something
spring tides. He forwarded the letters to the commie-'
mown, sad he received • prompt reply, enclosing the re-
'met of lir. Hawkshaw. the engineer, which was read to the
bones yesterday. He bad no objection to lay the °ens-
soondeses ea the table. He might mention that ►
about sa
hour ego he received a deputation of member tosaethed
with the divide* and ol gentlemen resident
had tber;tqui=
Mid* several imponset muggestienk widt he
them to pat in writing, fa order that they alight be Nab-
witted to the commissioner&

SALARIES OF POOR LAW INSPECTOR&
Sir & NORTHOOTE embed tie Orataary d lie Tor
miry whether poor law iazSms mar* Weeks a 1
7001. • year and commuted
alilittu;iwarit=
boosts tax upon 1,0001. a year,
700/. • year only ; and if so, spa Wad peiadple Ws
dMiee • woe seam
Mr. F. PEEL add that the 30W. a year AIM URI W
London, England, 1862-05-24

VIOLENT APBAULTS.

Sir M. PETO called Mantic. to the very insufficient pu-
'Maynard which wes coastantly awarded for means of ea sr
granted character. Oa 20th ApS a violent attack was made
apes a barman, who wee &shied by the niferim he
'waived, and the cdfender was simply fined 10a.
Oa the 24th of April a souse assault was committed
upon a respectable young woman. Sloe received a blow on
the faro, which cut it open, and she was bleeding the
greater pert of the night ; yet the prisoner was mly sea
tanned to 21days' immonment with bird labour ; whiny
a perm manta at the mote public cies at breaking a
pane of glees, valued at Ms., was senteneed to 42days' int-
prisonmeet. On the 20th iostaat a men eseviMed of
dabbing a poneeman wee seateacad to a irmatles hard
labour ; and on the 22nd instant another gam, convided
at the Middlesex tiondoes of violently samultiag two police-
men, was ordered aim mouths' hard labour. At the sass
time, a pram footed guilty of *Miming Ba. worth of goods
under Wee JIMAIUMMIN wee neatened to three yams' panel
aervitude. It appeared to him (the hon. barest) that such
light sentence were insufficient so check the perpetration of
these ofence.lu the metropolis. He was aware that in
some was, he had cited intoxication was pleaded, but he
submitted that that could not be admitted as any palliation
of the offence. If it were, life sad limbs woad no looter
be ode. (Hear.)
-•- •

Wu. G. GREY said that with the exception at two, sous
of the cane referred to by the boo. baronet bad been
brought tinder his satin ; and in those he did net find any
reason to all on the Load Mayor for • justification of hie
conduct. No doubt the Lord Mayyoarr had awarded ouch
sentences as in the exercise of the discretion which the law
had confided in him he thought right, and it would be my
dangerous, on manly reading • test ia • newspaper, to
assume that • judge, who had head all the evidence, and
had had all the parties before him, had acted incorrectly.
Of course the law gave the liome-cakte no power to Morena
• sentence, though H the paaiehment awarded were
thought too severe it had power to dimiaish it. He (Sir
G. Grey) had no fence to suppose that the large discretion
vested is the megietntes had not in the ones quoted been
properly esereimei (Haar, hear.)
London, England, 1862-05-24

NAVAL OFFICERS AND THE EXHIBITION.

Mr. COCHRANE asked the flecreirry to the Admiralty
whether the same privilege would he conferred on °Moire
serving in her Majesty's navy as bad been conferred on
offioers serving in the army, namely, of ten days' leave of
abeam to visit the Exhibition.
Lord C. PAGET aid he could not pledge the Admiralty
to giving every office ten days' leave of absence to see the
Exhibition, bat they desired to afford them every possible
facility for that purpose. (Hear, hear.)
London, England, 1862-05-24

CHURCH RATES.

Mr. S. ESTOOTIRT gave notice that soon after the Whit.
santkie holidays be would move the foUowing resolution :
•' That this hoses is of opinion that the law relating to
church rates may be beneficially settled on the principle
that the jariedietiou of the Ecclesiastical Dour* and the
existiog legal process for enforcing payment of such rates,
should cease; that in parishes where a substitute for a com-
pulsory rate, by means of an annual appropriation of a por
tion of the *eats to those who assume the burden of defiay-
ing the expenses, has grown into use or may hereafter be
adopted, additional facilities should be given to church-
wardens for carrying such voluntary arrangements into
effect ; and that in case voluntary contributious shall have
been tried and shall have been proved insufficient to enable
the churchwardens of any parish to discharge their duty
of maintaining the parish church in a proper condition for
Divine service (the particular, of which should be defined
and limited), power should be given to the vestry (in which
owners as well as occupiers should have a voice) to vote a
special rate for this ;moose, to be levied exclusively within
the soclesiastieel districts attached to such church, to be re-
covered as a pear or highway rate, and to be charged wholly
Or in part upon owners."

PUBLIC

- _
Mr. HO/MILAN gave notice that when Mr. Eliaaafald
brought forward his motion oa the subject of public expen-
diture he would move, as an amendment, " That this
home, while deeply impressed with the necessity of greater
economy in every department of the state, and especially
mindful of that secesaity in the present condition of the
country and its finances, is of opinion that the sums voted
under the present and late administrations for the military
and naval services have not bees greater than were required
for the security of the country at home and the protection of
its intermit abroad."
London, England, 1862-05-24

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following bills:Wereread ---athitd tote and nomad
Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction, and Dundee and
Newtyle Railway ; Uxbridge and Rackmansworth Railway;
Stockton and Darlington Railway aowlaw and Crook/ ; lad
Edinburgh Roads and Streets Bills.
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THE CLAIM OF AZBEI(-JAB.
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said a petition had bon
placed in his hands, which purported to be from the inhabi-
tants of Bolton, signed by a person named Witherington, on
behalf of a committee, in reference to the claims of Prince
Amiens-Jab. The noble earl said it was to him a matter of
aurpriae that the inhabitants of Bolton should be so well
acquainted with the subject, but be would venture to sag.
gest to the inhabitants of Bolton, as well as to the inhabi-
tants of other places from which similar petitions had been
presented, that it might be convenient to appoint a com-
mittee to inquire into the manner in whiob petitions to the
house were got up. (Hear, hear.) There could not be a
greater breach of privilege than the manner in which peti-
tions of this character were got up.
London, England, 1862-05-24

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by
the pepper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or
PRARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la
of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth,
strengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes 'pole
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro-
perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the unto-
aracy of Zurope, sad it la universally in high repute. Price
Ss. N. par box. Sold by A. Rowland sad Bons, 20, Ration-
= and by Maoists and Perfumers. AA for "Rowlands
London, England, 1862-05-24

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Baton Mr. Caminoloser OenMum.)
13 13 DASHWOOD AID MIXON&

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The bankrupts were a merchants and paraffin lamp manu-
facturers, of thtelmey-road. This waa the adjourned sitting for
examination and discharge. The bankrupts owe 3,3001. ;meets
of considerable amounts They were opposed at the former
sitting by Mr. West, for the assignees, and by Mr. Dowse,
Mr. R. Griffiths, and Mr. IL Wood for creditors, Mr. Inlegalpez
and Mr. Downing supporting the bankrupts. The p
charge against the bankrupts was that of obtaining goods
on credit to a large amount on the eve of their failure. Be.
tween the 12th of November and the 11th of December
they had obtained 2,500 gallons of oil from the Nonpareil
Oil Gompeny, the bankruptcy occurring on the
24th of December, and before any payment was made
on amount It that in Aped, 1861, the bankrupts
had riven a bill of sale to Messrs. Groves and Dash wood,
creditors for 8001., who thus °Waived satisfaction of their
debt very shortly before the bankruptcy.
In &WMr to the court, Mr. Graham, the official es.
signee, stated that he had only 1331. in hand.
Mr. West said the assignees had not yet realised the
stock, width consisted principally of lamps, and which would
be sold
debts. in September. There were other 2001. or 3001. of
good
Mr. Dowse, on behalf of the Mammal Oil Company,
urged that the order of discharge should be suspended.
Mr. Griffiths, who represented Mr. Lanabeiger, a creditor
for 2641., complained that the bankrupts bad received a
large supply of oil from him only Ave days before
they presented their petition in that smut Before that
tune the bankrupts had dishonoured billa and pledged goods.
After hearing Mr. West for the aedgeees, and Mr. -
ley and Mr. Downing for the bankrupts (who attributed
their failure to the panic occasioned by the frequent explo-
BMUS of paraffin oil),

His HOnour sal7l..that the bankrupts, were fortunate in
not having corn* to the court under the old sot am the new
statute took • touch more lenient view of the conduct of
which they had been guilty. The question was, had they
contracted debts without a remensble or probable exploita-
tion of being able to pay them. Tbs court thought they
had done so ; but there were exteetialing eircamstthara.
The bankrupts were young is bulimia ; they were not mere
adventurers. One of them brought is 4001. • they had
never failed before • their expenditure Lad been
extremely moderate—only about 601. • year • sad
the books bad been kept with great regniarity.
They bad given up stock which cost them 1,3004 er 1,400 f.
The justice of the case would he satisfied by • short sus-
pension of the order of discharge ; and, if the alipper did
sot object, the court would grant pr t.ctics.
Mr. West mid the
.senswies had as wish that the Inah-
rupte skald In lawmen&
His Honour said the order of discharge would be saw
pended for six moaths, but protection would be given.
London, England, 1862-07-16

CRICKET.

GENTLISNISN OF ENGLAND V. THZ PLAYERS UNDKN,
Tut& YIIIANS OF Aon.—Thu match was resumed yester-
day at Lord's, and at the state of the guns then the betting
was 6 to 4 in favour of the gentlemen, but the result will
show that the players won easily. The match, however, did
not excite any considerable amount of interest. The follow-
ing is the store : —Players, Brat innings, 110; second
innings, 246—total, 356. Gentlemen, first innings, 130;
second innings, 69—total, 199.

GRAND HIGHLAND GATHERINCL—A grand High-
land gathering, under the patronage of the Duke of Argyll,
Lord Elcho,Visoouot Banelagb, kc., was commenced yester-
day afternoon at Beaufort-house, Walham-green. The
sports of the gathering included throwing heavy
hammer, throwing heavy atom high-leap standing, tossing
the caber, hurdle-race, sword dance, loot jump running,
hop, step, and jump running, race of 100 yards, reel of
tußoch, kc. The games are to be continued and concluded

to-day.
OZYNTAL PALAOI. BLONDIN ON TEI HIGH
lion.—GPs SHILLING DAT. —TUMMY, JULY 15.—Admis-
SiODI on payment, 9,235 ; ditto by mason tickets, 857;
total. 10,092.

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London, England, 1862-07-16

OCIALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway.
Ifighbary sod Xinguland Coal DepOta. No travellers or
Wigs employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowtat summer mice for
Helton, Haswell, and iambton Walisend, the bed house coal, di-
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pay more under auy pretest, Hartlepool, Tannald, lls. ;
inland, by railway : Silk/tone, first dam. 20a
second clam, 19a. ; Clay Cross, 19s. and 18e. ; Barnsley, 17s. ;
Hartley, 16e. Net cask Delivered screened to any part of 1011-
doe. Al! orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices, North Dm-
don Railway Station, Highbury, idington, or langsland.
London, England, 1862-07-16

DIL CURTIS ON NERVOUSNESS. GENERAL DEBILITY, etc.
Just published, pins la, post free from the Author 1°,12 stamps,
AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, wtth plain
directions for perfect restorstlon to health and vigour, the result
of twenty.Sve years' successful practice in the treatment of those
peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter
and shorten life. By Dr. J. L. mans, IS, Albemarleatreet,
Piccadilly. London. Consultations, 10 till 3, sad 6to 8.
" We feel no hesitation in saying there la no memberof society by
whom the bout will not be found useful—whethersuch person hold
the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergymaa."—Sun.
London : Mann. 36. CornhiU ; and J. Allen. 20, Warwick-lane.
London, England, 1862-07-16

THE FORTUNE COPPER MINING
COMPANY of WIBMX AUSTRALIA (
Capttol 4110,000, in 40,000 Mara of Al each. 41= .bo be
paid on appllestion for shares, and a further arm of tl pow
share at the aspiration of two months from the data of
allotment.

norms Gooch, ,Heq. (Mmers. GoWc.lland Consent), 65, loodon-
wall (director of the Bank of London).
Charlet Holland, Am., LiverpooL
Frodedek Levi, sq. (Megan. L Levi and Co.), London and
Adelaide.
William 'Roderick Moore, lim. (Means. Wiliam Isamu and
Co.), 7, Great Winchester. street, City,
Gowen Nicholas, EN ;director of the National Diacennt Com-
pany), a, Abeburelt:lane, City, EC.
7tuLte7rons—Meeera. Pontoon and Wig, Clement's-lane,

-City. as
Bmi it 669—Rank of London, Threadneedle street
KM- -Mesita ()eorse Burniad and Co., 69, Lam'
City.
Sacturrisr—lt. Nicholoa,
omen.-9, Gracechurchotreet, City, KC.

This flompany Is formed for the purpose of perekaidng and
worlds two valuable freehold mineral properties, known ea the
vnria and Wheal Virgin Mince. situated JO mile* from
the ship** port of Geraldton, in the Champion Bay district of
Welt nintralia.
Thepoverty eamprises TM acme of freehold land with the
mire and was obtained direct from the crown In the
year 1850, by We
adventnrers, who snbscribed a limited
capita& which wan expended in the purchase of the land and the
necessary mining plant, leaving a balance of only £3OO to com-
mence operations. Three shafts are already sank to the respec-
ts,s depths of 8. Lt, and In fathoms, end several distinct copper
lan la and lead-bearing crosscourses discovered. From one or
two of the former IMO tons of copper ore have been raised end
Sr:omitted to this country, and sold at Swansea, by public
ticketing", between February lt, 1880. and June 10, 1804, the
per tentage of which for pure copper averaged 04, and realised
Le sum of £14,109 Bs. 9d., as (
hereofced by the following
transcript of the ticket Wes t In adWtion to which,
about 180 taunt rich lead ore have been obtained from • mom
coma, and sold for 0837. A further parceled 100 tons of copper
ore is advised at the port, ready for shipment Altogether the
clear profit during the two years was LS,SOU, on the initial work-
ing capital of 1.900, excluelve of the purchase es aforesaid. The
operations at the mines are continued, and the yield of ore in-
creases as the works progress, so that proportionate receipt" may
be antlaipated.
The copper ore was consigned to Mean. Win. Jackson and
Co.. of Great Winchester-street, London, and sold to their order

Date of 9a1e.~ ship.
1940. February 14. Dazzler ..

Tons. Produce, Proceeds.
./ a al t£l seo 17 7
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11 19
July 31. Lord Raglan .... I 111 109 14 9
„ „ West Austrania. i a a 1 goo is •
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„ W. Atalanta
London, England, 1862-07-16

Now ready, price la, post free 14 stamps, or In a sealed enve-
lo
XH opeAUpe 20 stamps, a popular medical work oo NERVOUS
ESTION.
VITA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engravings
from Life (of eases attended at the Hotel Dieu, Paris, and
other Hospitals), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent
upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity. By
t• Mgmlate," Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England,
and Licentiate of the Boyd College of Physicians, Edinburgh, re-
gistered under the new Medical Act, who may be consulted at
his residence, 444 Maddoxatreet, Regent-street, London, W.
(opposite the Ode of 84. Georges Church), dolly, 11 till 2, and
tom 5 till 8 Bundays, 11 till 8. To be had direct as above, and
from all booksellers ha Paternoster-row, London.
London, England, 1862-07-16

LUNATICS LAW AMENDIASNT BILL.

The committee then proceeded with this bill, commencing
with clause 2, which was agreed to. Clause 3 wee agreed to,
lad clauses 4 and 5 werelsegatived.
Clauses up to 29 were agreed to with amendments, when
four o'clock having arrived the sitting was suspended.
The sitting was resumed at 6 o'clock.
THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.

Mr. W. K FORSTER gave notice that on Friday next,
in the event of Mr. Liodsay's motion, recommending her
Majesty's government to interfere in the existing contest in
America, being put as a substantive motion, he would
move as an amendment thereto, that this house will cor-
dially support Ler Majesty in persevering in the policy of
son-intervention in Mabee to the existing civil war in
Americe. (Hear, Lear.)
London, England, 1862-07-16

THE HORSFALL GUN.

Mr. LAIRD asked the Secretary of State for War if ha
bed decided when to try the Montan gun ; and whether he
had any objection that the triode be made at Shoeburynem
upon the same target as the Armstrong 300-pounder gun
was tested on Monday, the ith instant, and also upon any
other targets now malting for experimental purposes.
Sir G. C. LEWIS mid that arrangements had Teen made
for the removal of the Horafall gun from Soutbrea to Shoe-
burynesa, for the purpose of trying it against the Warrior
target.
BRITISH TROOPS IN CHINA.

Sir M. PABQUHAR asked the Under Secretary of ZUG"
for Foreign Affairs whether there was any truth in the
reports that 700 British troops had been surrounded at
KaWing by the Taepinp, and that reinforcements were
expected in China, of native troops from India.
Mr. LAYAItD replied that the Foreign-offiros had not u
yet received any despatches relating to the events referred
to. He had seen despatches from the naval officer upon
the subject, but those despatches did not allude to the
rumour of Kabding being surrounded by the Tiepins.
They confirmed the account of the capture of Nisgpo. Full
puticuliurs had not yet been received, but it appeared that
an attack was made iu the first instance by the Taepinp
upon some English vessel; upon which those vessel
attacked the place and drove the Taepinp out. He was
sorry to say that the death of Admiral Protet was confirmed.
He could give ao information as to the arrangements with
regard to the reinforcement, from India.
London, England, 1862-07-16

SERVIA.

BELGRADE, itivel4.
A Turkish war vessel has been wreaked near the
Iron Gates.

An Austrian vessel took in tow three barges laden
with the guns and munitions of war of which the
cargo of the Turkish vessel consisted. A portion of
this cargo was disembarked yesterday at Irelistame,
and the remainder of it will be taken to Belgrade.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 15, Mosirma.

Official intelligence was received here yesterday
that Dart Mohamed was marching upon Herat, and
that the Persian government had asked assistance
from the British minister.
The withdrawal of the calm& from circulation
commenced yesterday. Eighteen millions were
withdrawn the first day.
Reinforcements are being despatched to Monte-
negro and Servia.

SWIIZY.RLAND.

BERNE, JULY 16.

The Federal Assembly has elected K Fornerod,
of Vsud, as President, and K Dulee, of Zurich,
as Vise-President, of the Swiss Confederation
for 1863.

The following telegram has been received at
Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Orien-
tal Steam Navigation Company, July 15:
London, England, 1862-07-16

Jest published, peke la. by post 14 stamps, sealed 24,
TRE GUIDE to MANLY VIGOUR, for the
cure of premature debility consequent upon the errors of
grtrgtand maturity. Ily Mews, HARVIT and Cu., Consulting
as, registered under the new Medical Act. To be had
from the Authors. 44, Weyroonthatreet, Portland-place. Regent's-
park, London, W., where they may be daily consulted from 10
to 8, on every stage of dinar, for which th. y have discovered
never-failing remedies, the fruits of many years' private and
hospital practice.
London, England, 1862-07-16

October 9. Dolphin il: 1 1 492 le II
1681. March M. Om U 11 OM 8 1
Jane 18. Tartar IrB2l "
1 2,887 17 I
MO 11
.—.—. _ _

July it Lord Itaglsa
1002. Juno 10. Gloomier ....

Ton a. 1.114 9 9
309 12 41
MI 14,90 73 3 0

„ „ Tartar

Tons

tie.??? e ?

These remarkable results from so small an outlay, limited
labour, without steam power, testify to the great value of the
property, and warrant the formation of the present Company, in
order that the necessary machinery may be erected, and the
mineral resourcesgenerally and fully developed under experienced
management with adequate and skilled labour.
Ste purchase of these valuable freehold mineral properties,
including the existing plant, &c., without any restrictive rights
or royalties, has been agreed for upon the following terms,
namely, £26,000 In cash, and 10,000 paid-up shares on assignment
of the property;

All charges for promotion, advertisements, brokers' commis-
idon,besldes all preliminary, legal, and other expenses, up to and
including the colds and fete of registratton of the Company, have
been defined and agreed for at $ per ceaL upon the nominal
capital of the Company.
Applications to shares may be made to the bankers or brokers
In the annexed form ; but no application for less than five sham,
or a multiple of live, will be considered, nor unless a deposit of
Ai on each share applied for is previously pald to the bankers of
the Company. The allotment will be made in full according to
priority of application.

To the Directors orthTic7iiileexTllning Company of
Western Anstrelia ted).
Gmfnigini.—Laving paid g. to your Beakers, the Bank of
Landon, for shares In the Fortune Copper Mining
Company of Western Australia (Limited), I herebyagree to accept
with Shares, subject to the gavvistoos of the Joint Stock Com-
panies Acta.

• Name
Addres.
Date
The above form, when filled up, Is to be len with the Beakers
Co payment of the deposit.

222 REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
mAPPIN BROTHERS (by t to
Ilde brill Majesty Napoleon III.), SlLr.ll,ll2,ll7ctro-
/Um Weirs, Dressing-caae Manufacturers, and Cutlers, Queen's
Cutlery
reWork; Shedleid, have the honour to alusounce that
Mary ha
0010aNCED BUSINESS at the WRIT-END of LONDON, by
opening PREMISES at
BM, REOENT -STREET,
with a large collection of their manufacteres, and they hope to
twelve, as they will endeavour to !sent, an extension of the
favours hitherto awarded them at their City Establishment,
67 and 01. NINO WILLIAMATLEET.

H E NRY BRETT and CO.,
Distliters and Wino Merchant&
HOLBORN= and 30, asoznrraTniar, WATERLOO-
PLACE.

GEO. SMITH AND Dal

PUBIC IC XTRAOFor6I-1:17118' YEZT,
for Invalids aad Carry lb"
Sold to IC la, la, sad 4apadata by all amidst*, grams, &a.
WANUTAGTOXT, t& I'ORTLAND&T.. Ittgantat., W.

aZOOND-HAND PIANOFORTES.
CRAMER. DELIA sad WOOD have a lute raortaisat
seoad4sead Plawdoeliedri as moat astamed oaken, at
Magid prior —SOL Naggratelasell.
London, England, 1862-07-16

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
L MOM and EON'S celebrated 1/171‘TEIVIAELE BUTT,
which is 'adapted equally for Travelling, Business, a the Sea-
side, will be found the most comfortable dress for a Malt to the
International Exhibition, price from Ws. to 70s. Summer Clothift
of every description, ready-made, or made to measure for all
classes and all ages.
li MOSES and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke ]'floes. Habit
Makers, Woollen Drapers, Batters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe
Makers, and General Outfitters.

London 80nn..:
City Establ■hment,
US, 166, 156. 117, Minories 83, 84. 85, 83. 87, 88, 89, AldS663-
Oxforlstreet Branch,
606, 607, 603, New Oxford-street; 1,3, 3, liart.street.
Tottenhamcourt-road Branch,
137, 138, Tottenham.court-road ; PB3, Euston-road.
Country gstablishmenta :
Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire.
All articles are marker! In plain figurer the lowest possible
peen.. twin, which no abatement can be made.
Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money
returned.

post--11-0-9-<7•l prices, with rules for self-measurement, and patterns,
tree.
F. MOSES and SONS establishments are closed every Friday
evening at sunset till Saturday evening at sunset, when business
Is resumed unUI 11 o'clock.

SIOSE9 and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with
French and German tranalations, and containing some huterest-
Ing information concerning the ,• International Exhibition," may
be had gratis, and post free.

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction, end to health and longevity by
the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or
PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is
of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth,
strengthening tie gma, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradlcites tarter from the teeth, removes spots
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it Imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro-
perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo-
cracy of Europe, and It is anivereally In high repute. Price
/a Pd. per box. Sold by A. Rowland Ind Sons, IS, Hatton-
garden, and by Chemists end Perfumers, Aak for "Rowlands'
Oiloato."
London, England, 1862-07-16

MESSRS. MONEY NVIGRAM and SONS' (of
Machinll.yard, Loudon. LINE of PACKET SHIPS to
AUSTILALIA.—For MEId3OURNIL, Port Phillip, dlrect (to leave
Be Docks on MONDAY, July 21, calling at Plymouth;, the
[vomits clipper ship NORFOLK, 1,000 tons, BRYANT TONK
Commander; lying in the Fast India fork. Her accommods-
tem. for all classes of peawilgers are unourparrd, and she will
marry au experienced surgeon. —For height or passage apply to
ALLPuItT, and MORGAN, with Mann. mONXY
WIGP.AM mid SONS, ISE Leaileuhallatreek —Passengers by
this line of packets ate conveyed from Paddington to Ply-
mouth, lirst-ciass for secend.class fares, and second-due for
thlrdelass fares.
London, England, 1862-07-16

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

ALEXANDRA, JULY 15.

The Vectis and Delta, with the Bombay mail of
the 27th June, left this day at 4 p.m. for Marseilles
and Southampton respectively.
The Delta may be expected at Southampton
about the 28th instant.

The Benares brought the mail to Sue; arriving
there on the 14th.

The Bengal left Madras for Suez on the 27th of
June.
London, England, 1862-07-16

THE CANADIAN MILITIA.

Yr. ADDERLEY wished to ask the Coder. Secretary of
State for the Colonies whether the Canadian parliament
was prorogued, and the raising 5,000 additional militia was
to be considered their final and ultimate measure of preps,
ration for the defence of their country, in co-operation with
the 12,000 troops we bad sent for that purpose ; and whe-
ther it appeared that that force was to be actually embodied
and put under training, or onlenrolled ; and, whether any
answer had been sent by the Canadian government to the
offer of a British guarantee of four per cent. interest to
their railway loan of 3,000,0001., made by the Duke of New-
castle, in substitulon for their original proposal that they
should aid this country in undertaking their railway ?
Yr. C. FORT&SCUE replied that it was perfectly true
that the Canadian parliament was prorogued on the 9th,
and that it had separated, he was sorry to say, without
ratings the force of the active militia, trained and clothed
at the expense of the colonial government, beyond 10,000
men, the arrangement proposed by the late ministry, that
the number should to 50,000, being rejected. It was only
fair, however, at the same time to bear in mind that every
Canadian capable of hearing arms was an enrolled militia.
man, and liable to be called out in came of danger. And
everyone knew that in case of any appearance of danger
there would be no difficulty in raising a very large force
indeed of the most admirable materials, consisting of men
accustomed to the use of fire arms, who would come forward
with readiness and spirit. In reference to the second
question of the bon. gentleman be could only state that no
answer had been received with respect to the offer of the
British guarantee.
London, England, 1862-07-16

STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND MEASURE.

Yr. LOCKE asked the Secretary of State for the Home
Department whether any communication had been received
from the Astronomer Royal and A. Comptroller-General
of the Exchequer as to the inaccurate state of the standards
of weight and measure ; and whether those now in use at
**Exchequer for testing the accuracy of the standards used
by inspectors of weights and measures in all parts of the
united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland had been so
seed stow the year l 815; and if so. whether the fame bad
been adjusted and reverified, or whether any other means
bad been adopted for ascertaining their accuracy ; and if so,
what means

Sir G. GREY bad made inquiries whether any such repre-
sentations bad been made, and the information he had been
able to obtain was to the effect that none bad been made
since I,a, when they were laid before parliament. A. re.
pried the dates when the standards now in use were first
established, the balances and standard of avoirdupois weight
bad been in use since 182rl, but the standard of measure had
may been in use since 1834.