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The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-09

LANDS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.

Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this com-
pany was held at No. 2, Old Palarie-yerd, Westminster,
Sir CHAIM= Emu in the chair.
The dirsctoes, in their report, submitted to the share-
holders the following summary of the eansueta for the half.
year endieg the 30th June last:—Tbe sew Wimp for the
six months had been 158,0161., end the outlay by landowners
101,0111. se. bd. ; of which 99,6741. 16a, fid. had been by
loans from the company ; the gross commission and io tweet
earned had been 5,4221. Ba. 741. • and after plying or pro-
viding for all current express,tber• resented • net rofit
on the half-year of 2. sd. ; odd to this the ba-
lance carried forward for thei half-year ending 5L4 Deomm-
ter, 1861, namely, 8001. Si. 11d., there !maimed • total
available Indium of 3,6661. Ids. 4d. The directors moan-
mended that • dividend at the rate of 8 per cent.
per &imam should be paid for the past half-
year on the paid .up capital of the company on
the 30th June Lai, free of income tax, and payable
forthwith ; that • bonus, at the rate of 2 per mut pm
annum, should also at the same time be paid for the peat
half year on the paid up capita/ of the company on the
June last, free of Mame tax; that the ens of 600/. should
be carried to the credit of the preliminary expense account,
which would thus be reduced from its maximum menet of
9,9241. Si. 2d, to 5,9941. 9s. Id. ; and that the balance of
profit, after payment of expanse of management, should be
carried forward

Ms MAN...OUR) DIRICTOR (the Hon. Wm. Napier) having
read the aecouata at length,
The enatatran congratulated the meeting en the man
than usual aatidactoty character of the report. He then
moved its adoption, which was unanimously agreed to.
Resolution were pared curling out its reeonmeawdetionn

Barra: Corminn•.—Aooounta have just been
reseed. by 'which it appears that the diesseveisebelie
emceed the most siargee expeatalleea. min b
mat demand for lacer, and the mmatisteen for lbe read:
la amuse et eamdermaroa, offered dela per mouth, beeidee
food, Mats, Mole, he. to wpm, who am handle • seam
Gomm* ,Dandae writes time eh. ouppilas el toed amo nen
abundant ; and asethar writer adds tbat tare dress al am
ealy ale waned--mellalMe and labearen—aed bath
de von.
London, England, 1862-08-09

[Stamped, Id. Additional.]

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(awriaa's waximaim.)
ITALY.
TURIN, Avoca 8.
The Afonarchia Nozionale of to-day says
" The movement,' of 'Garibaldi do not appear to
hare any fixed purpose. A portion of the volun-
teen have gone towards Palm* others to Car-
rara. Thew numbers, which are aboat 3,000,
diminish daily. Sicily is perfectly quiet."

RUSSIA,
ST. PETERMIIRG, Mulvey 8.
The State Bank has determined to reduce the
price of bullion at the rate of 1 per cent. monthly,
until January next, when the half•imperial will be
quoted at 546 copecks, and the silver rouble at 106
copecks. Further reductions will follow.

POLAND.
WARSAW, AUGUST 8.
The author of the attempt on the life of the
Marquis Wielopolski is &lithographic printer named
Louis YrylL
An extra supplement of the official Dziefteil of
to-day contains seven.' remissions of punishments,
upon tio maim et tbabitilklay of the ZIOPINI
and the baptism of the Grand Duke Weeks
(Wencelar). One hundred and fourteen persons are
pardoned entirely, and the punishments of seven
others are partially remitted. Among the latter is
M. Wyzyeaki.

AUSTRIA AND THE ZOLLVEREIN.
BERLIN, Amon 8.
The reply of Count Beenstorff to Omit Rectiberes
note of the 26th ult. is Merano. to the Zollverein
question was despatebed to Vienna on the 6thinst.
The Amnia& government declines to enter into
any negotiations on the subject until the commercial
treaty with France shall have been rendered secure
by its adoption by all the States of the Zollverein.
London, England, 1862-08-09

ITALY.

According to the Turin oorrespondent of La
Prase, the following reply was made by Garibaldi
to the Duke della Verdure and the Deputy Loggia,
who were commissioned by General Cugia, the
Prefect of Palermo, to read to him the proclamation
of the King :
King Victor Emmanuel speaks u a king, and it is hie
duty so to do in regard to the nation and to diplomacy. I
respect the elect of the nation, bat I go whither the aspi-
rations of the Italians all me. If I had listened to the
counsels of prudence cad diplomacy, neither you nor I
would be in Sicily at this moment, and the Bourbon flag
would be floating from that steeple.
The Siecle has a despatch, which it publishes
with all reserve, dated Turin, August 7, to the
effect that the 45th Regiment, on landing at
Palermo, shouted " Evviva Garibaldi," on which
it was immediately re-embarked and sent to Ancona.

GERMANY.

FRANKFORT, Amon 7.

It is certain, notwithstanding the assertions of
some journals to the contrary, that at the last sit-
ting of the Diet, several of the middle states of Ger-
many, in concert with Austria, decided to oppose
any suspension of the labours of the assembly.
That resolution is said to have been inspired by
the intention of proposing, in a short time, a plan
of Federal reform agreed on in the conferences of
Vienna.

CASSEL, Attotarr 8.

It is stated that the Sovereign rescript which had
dismissed M. de Steinberg has been withdrawn,
and that since yesterday that minister has resumed
his functions.

PILOPOSILD 011ZILVATORY. —The government of
Fwasdor Playa the AtAegean), by its reptemetatim.
Flores. has made • proposition to the Ficwoi govern-
swot to wart as obasrvatory ow the Plasm el Free—e!
lie
situation offariall_adraotvetc sash ma weaker
tha
world womem Not oaly libe paid= of the ftites•
wards lb* axis at the eaiih, sad assalimeatly lowed the
stony Armament, pecoliarly faveurabit. bat it alwanpliar•
I. always clear, aod it is almost witiraly free ham She
Thin sad fella* carnista of fir, whisk odor mak great
didleultlia to obaarratim w meet at the dusted
potato at ti. globs. A Ihropme obearnbary at Datil*
would la all probability bar. explored hug ago lb. gimp
of planetoids. Mamma lan mid Jupiter. of whit& Mr.
Airy bet just maw dimovired taw 73rd.
London, England, 1862-08-09

POUR ISTS and TRAVJALLERS, visitors to the
Sesakte, sad others exposed to the scorching ram of the
sun and heated particles of dust, will and ROWLANDS
DALY DOR a moat retrealin.g prepar•Uo• for the comets:dos,
dl the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying aD beat
and Irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing presestio•
attending restored elatticity and healthful state of the skin.
Freckles, bus spots, pimpled, flushes, sad discoloration' am eradi-
cated by Its application, sad give place to • healthy purity and
delicacy of complexion. Price 4.e. ed. sad Se. Id. per bottle.
gold by A. ROWLAND sad sox& so, RattErden, and by
chemists and perfumers. Ask tog Rowlands' ydnr," and be-
ware of spurious and pwelehies &Melee the name of
" Nalyder."
London, England, 1862-08-09

LATEST SI'ORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sy aim= riumure.)
LEWES MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

COUNTY CUP. About are furlongs.
Camerino and Lord Burial& are here.
LEWES HANDICAP. Two mina

Vimar Hill, Ailßonaire, Moatebello, Squire Percy, South
♦oatralnu, Beachy Head, Humphrey, Clementi, Strike,
and Pembroke are here.
London, England, 1862-08-09

NORTH OP R77ROPf_IITRAH NAVIGATION

COMPAffY.

A general meeting of the shareholders of the
North of Europe Steam Navigekien Company (Limited) was
held at the Leodon Tavern yesterday for the pupas of
considering the liquidators' account. The meeting waa very
thinly attended, there being only four or five shareholders
present besides two of the liquidators. Mr. C. CArrie, 009
Of the liquidators, presided.
The report of the liquidators, which was taken u read,
Sated that the auditors' accounts annexed showed an in.
stalment of Bs. per share which was paid to the share-
holders on the 31st ult. The accounts showed that the
receipts since the last meeting comprised 79W. 4a. ld., dolga
collected since the date of the last account ; 3,7481. ls. Bd.
for sale of factory at Lowestoft, stores, and other property;
1881. 12s. 4d. for interest from bank, lied the balance
brought forward from Let account, 7,418/. 16s. 11d.,}nekiog
a total of 12,1541. 14s. 10d. The payments were 2,5511.
3s. 9d. for debts doe by the company paid Ulu* lest account,
4201. Is. 2d. for law eats, 8,8961. 4a. fiord instalment •
to shareholders, sod mama small items, leaking a total of
12137/. 7a, and leaving a balance in hand of 181. 7s. 10d.
The CHAIRMAN mid he did not think the report required
any observation from him. The whole of the proceedings
of the liquidators bad been set forth in their amounts, which
bad bele inspected by Mr. Atkins sod Signed by hint. It
only remained far him to move that the report be received
sad adopted.
After some diming= of a personal character, the make
was agreed to.
The CHAIRMAN then moved that this meeting having oon-
sideeed the accounts of the liquidators as inspected by Mr.
J. K. Atkins, the gentleman appointed for the purpose by
the company, it is resolved that this meeting is of opinion
that the affairs of the company have been fairly wound up.
This motion was seconded and unanimously agreed to;
and on the motion of Mr. CIUCILLIL seconded by Mr. ALLAN,
a vote of thanks was given to the liquidators, which closed
the proceedings.
London, England, 1862-08-09

MONTENEGRRO.

The Paris papers of yesterday publish the fol-
lowing telegram, dated Ragusa, the Bth inst. :
"The loss of the Turks in the late engagement
was enormous. They have concentrated their
forces at Zabljak for the purpose of re-organising
them. The whole Montenegrin population, even
old men, women, and children, fight against the
Turks."
London, England, 1862-08-09

AUSTRALIA.

(By Telegraph from Boae.)
MELBOURNE, Jvxz 25.
The shipments of gold since the departure of the
last mail amount to 81,500 ore. Trade steady.
Exchange, par.
ADELAIDE, Jr= YA.
Trade improving. Exchange unaltered.
*SYDNEY.
_ _

Trade active. Exchange, 4 higher.
THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAULS.
ALMA/MELIA, &tracer &
The Vedas and Ripon, with the above mails, left
this day at 10 a.m., fur Marseilles and Southampton
respectively. The Ripon may be expected at
Southampton on the 21st instant.
The Nubia brought the mails to Suer, arriving
there on the 6th inst.
London, England, 1862-02-07

POLAND.

The Archbishop of Posen has, after long hesita-
tion, determined on prohibiting his clergy from
taking part in any political manifestations. The
pastoral letter, which he has written with that
view, also enjoins all eccleeiastica to exercise their
influence over their parishioners to deter them
from any acts contrary to the laws and to the exist-
ing order of things.

(Autrrzi's rasamAirs.)
THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION.
PARIS, PRA 7.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—" It is
incorrect that General Prim will take the supreme
command of the allied troops in Mexico.

"Each General will preserve the integrity of his
command."

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fm. 7.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day, in an
article on the budget, shows that the state of the
Russian finances, if compared with that of other
countries, may be considered favourable, and adds
that an increase in the ordinary income without
any augmentation of taxes may soon be expected.
London, England, 1862-02-07

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DEPARTURE OF THETU SC ARORA.

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SOUTHAMPTON, Fire. O.

The Federal steamer Tuscarora left Cowes Roads
this morning. Her stay here forty bouts longer than was
necessary shows that ber commander, Captain Craven, had
given up all thoughts of chasing the Coofederate steamer
Nashville, which left here on Monday afternoon. The ex-
citement which the presence of these vessels has caused here
for several weeks ham now entirely ceased, and the rides laid
lows by Earl Rummell for the future treatment of belligerent
ships in British ports will prevent the probability of • re-
currence of it. Some idea of the trouble which the visit of
these two ships has reused here to the government authori-
ties may be gathered from the fact that the Tuscarora re.
pettedly left Southampton ou short cruises, soil every
time she did so, Captain Craven gave, in accordance wish
international law, 24 hours' notice of his intention. That
notice had to be considered by the authorities, and steps bad
to be taken to see that it was not a delusive one, and that
the ship actually did leave 'when the time had expired, or
furnish some valid reason for not doing so, otherwise the
notice might have simply prevented the Nashville leaving.
It is but just to ear that the difficult task of mediating be-
twee° the rival Alps, which devolved upon Captain Patsy,
R.N., and two officers of his staff,LieutenantTickell,
and Mr. Meesurn, R.N., in addition to their duties of super-
intending the transport service and the mail packets., has
been performed in a meaner most satisfactory both to Capt.
Craven and Capt. Pegrim, end that both of those gentlemen
have had twiny legal facility granted them for the perform-
ance of their respective duties, and have been treated with
courtesy and impartiality by the British government.

TRI SANITARY CONDITION OF WINDSOR.—
Yesterdny a meeting of the Mayor and corporation of
Windsor took place to receive the report of Mr. Roe, the
eminent engineer, engaged for some time past in impacting
the drainage of the borough, and the report was most
favourable ; but the engineer bad made certain suggestions
m to modem improvements in ventilation, which we under-
stand the hoard have determined to take the earliest oppor-
tunity of acting upon, as far an the present acts of parlia-
meut enable them to do. The castle drainage, which is dis-
tinct from the town, is not only efficiently worked, but
from the very ample supply of water the castle surveyor is
enabled to have the command of, no deposits can form
therein, nor any gas or nuisance arise therefrom. It is
therefore impossible that any evil can arise to any of the
inhabitants of the castle from the drains or newer& Mr.
Roe knows of no two separate sod distinct systems of
drainage more perfect than those belonging to the mils and
Windor.
London, England, 1862-02-07

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

SPORTING lIMBLLIGIINOR.

TATTERSALL'S—Ta URSDAY.

Very littlebnainces was done this afternoon. The Liver-
pool Steeplechase was scarcely tourhed upon, both backers
and layers being wary of extending their operations until
the publication of the acceptances. The betting on the
Two 'Thousand, Chester Cup, and Derby, was marked by
no noteworthy change. The odds quoted at the close of the
rooms were as under :
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
15 to 1 apt Mr. T. lighten's Thomastown (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
100 to 30 apt Sir R. Bulkeley's Old Calabar (off)
8 to 1 Mr. S. Hswkes's The Marquis (off)
CHESTER CUP.

25 to 1 oast 36.717. as obyi/Ed Dayrell—Vast (t)
33 to 1 Mr. IL C. Nsyloes Agag (t)
40 to 1 Mr. B. C. Nayloes Chen Ands (t)
40 to 1 Lord Stanford's Pagoda (t)
THE DERRY.

to 1 apt Mr. ii;rtieriiiti6tooo ((off)
9 to 1 Sir R. Belkeley's Old Waller (5 freely)
25 to 1 Load Chesterfield's c by Voßigour
Tires (1)
40 to 1 Kr. Jaques'. Neptune. (5)
40 to 1 Kr. J. Thompeon's Master Fenton (t)
50 to 1 Lord Derby's Maki. (t)
London, England, 1862-02-07

LAI)I3I3.—ItOWLABDS' KALYDOR, mT° Orleatali botanical Preparation for Improving and Bewail-
tying the Gimplesion sad Skin. The radiant bloom it Impartsto the cheek, sad the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the hands gad arms, Its capability of soothing irritation and
removing an redness. ten, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors-
lions, and other cutaneous stilts:ions, render It indispensable to
every toilet. It ohristes all the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense
solar heat. fttee es, ed. and Ss. 64 per kalmile.—gold at 10,
Hatton-gerdea• _ and by chemists and gerfamere. Ask for
ilowlunda• Zalidor," and beware of epurlass sod pernicious
sitleles nadir the mar al •• Kalytkr.•
London, England, 1862-02-07

PUBLIC MONIES.

lir. WILLLiNtf, to take an emir opportunity of asking
the Curio:ell,* of the Exchequer a question respecting the
carrying out of the sugorstiou. of the son mitten of ltiZei ou
Public Accounts and Expeoditare ; also to the expesditure
of public monies is the wizen's.

THE ESTIMATES.
Mr. WHITS, to more, on Tuesday, 11th inst., that two
days in each meek should be allotted to the discussion of
the estimates, mid that ow the nights fixed, no other busi-
ness sae dismin en going into committee should be
allowed to laughs'.
London, England, 1862-02-07

THE STANDING ORDERS.

The stand niers of the house were wren& to awe.
cos.

NOTIC} OF MOTIONS.
HIGHWAY ACT.
_ _

Sir G. GREY, for -IL-ilay—.7;be7iiiiiis bin to *mead the
Oct. relating to highways.

- - EDUCATION.
Mr. LOWE, to is, es the table on Thursday pest papers
°cosseted with the revised code of regulate:me of the Com-
mittee of the Camelia' Llucatioo, and to make a statement
concerning them.
IRELAND.

Sir IL PEEL, for Friday mat, to bring in bills relating to
fairs sad goarksto, sad to Out laws for the relief of the des-
titute poor in Ireland.

LOCAL AVON:ME-NTS.
Mr. CLIVE, fur Friday pert, s measure amending the
laws relating to local areerenieuts.

POOR LAW.

Mr. C. VILLIEEK to move the reappoietment of the
committee apes poor laws.
London, England, 1862-02-07

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(souna's =zooms.)
TURKEY..
CONETANTDIOPLE, FM 1 (v Mate).
Cab=li Effendi proceeds as Imperial Commis-
skew to Syria., with the rank of Muchir.
Bead Pacha has sent a letter of apology to Sir
Henry Bulwer, on account of the recent Scutari
outrage.
The publication of the budget is expected imme-
diately.
A new stamp tax has been introduced. The
town of Imidt has hem half destroyed by fire.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Faa. 5.
The Turkish squadron, under the ocinimand of
Osman Pacha, left for the Adriatic on Sunday last
with munitions and cannon. •
Mehemet Pacha, formerly at the head of the
Ministry of Polies, has been appointed Governor of
Damascus.

DISTURBANCES 1N BUCHAREST.
BUCHARN3T, Fri. 6.
The bands of insurgents who bad marched against
itualmerest tied es► the approach of the troops.
A mob of 1150 peasants ims been surroundoal and
1! .1

ST. PETERSBURG, Flo. 6.

The following are the details of the estimated
expenditure and income of the Russian empire for
the ensuing year, as set forth in the budget :
Expenditure.—National Debt, 54 millions silver
roubles ; Imperial Household, 5 millions ; War
Department, 110 millions ; Naval Department,
904 millions ; Home Department, n millions ;
Financial Department, 27 millions ; Pensions,
13 millions ; Ministry of Public Works, 9 millions ;
subsidies paid to various branches of industry,
8 million..
Income.—By poll tax, 28 millions silver roubles ;
land tax, 25 millions ; property of the State,
19 millions ; tax on liquors, wins, &c., 124 millions;
Customs, 32 millions ; Postal Department, 7 mil-
lions ; stamp dues, 0 millions.

POLAND.
DRFADIOT, fts. 6.

The official Dresden Antra& of today publishea
& correspondence from Warsaw, announcing that
judgment had been pronounced by the oourt-
martial on the catholic priests imprisoned in the
citadel. .

-..
Four canons are condemned to transportation to
Siberia, and one to imprisonment in the fortress.

THE DANISH RIGSRAAD.

COPENHAGEN, Fn. 6.

In to-day's sitting of the Rigsraad, the Prescient
of the Council declared that it is the desire of the
government to establish the freedom and indepen-
dence of Denmark and Schleswig, no matter with
or without legislative connexion with Holstein.
London, England, 1862-02-07

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Inetruebons fur evening Health and Strength; and Remarks
on the Treatment of Disunites incidental to antenna Life. By
a PiliaiM as of 20 years' practice.
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London, England, 1862-02-07

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

ROME.

ROME, FM 1.

A statement that the Pope was lately induced
to give audience unwittingly to a peace-maker from
Turin, and was extremely angry when he found out
the quality of his visitor, is confirmed. M. Fran-
chini, a Piedmontese, arrived in Rome a few days
ago with letters of introduction from one set of
politicians to the national committee, and from
another to the Jesuits. Father Menini, the Jesuit,
got him presented to the Pope. Franchiui was at
first much pleased with the cordial way in which
the Pope spoke of the Piedmontese. His Holiness
said that he loved the Piedmontese people, and so
far from cherishing any hatred against Victor
Emmanuel, be was ready to throw open his arms
to him "if he would only abandon hie policy." M.
Franchini was so far deceived by the unction of
these words, which, however, it must be admitted,
were transparent enough, as to fancy that they
afforded him an opportunity to broach the object
of his mission. He therefore asked the Pope
whether he bad any orders to give for Baron Rica-
soli, as if so he was authorised to carry a message.
Upon this the Pope, in a loud voice, told Franchini
to leave him, and he complained bitterly to one of
his chamberlains that such a person should have
been introduced to him.
London, England, 1862-02-07

MRDITIMRANSIff RIVENNON VILMIAPH

COMPANY ( LINIIPiD).:(I4ii DAY.)

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholder* was
kekll4 1 o'clock, as On London Tavern ; I r. H. Noon ts

--Tie retort. which had been previously published, having
berm takes u road,
_

Tho CHAINVAO.IO moving its adoptins. observed that
the sum of 2,0100., at Itvefeed and Gurneys, emanated of
20kkg. ,dspusital there. with Interest, and it was kept
there to provide for clams on the part of other
companies. The company was progreming very seta-
factosdy, the receipts b►ria more than doubled since
the opentne, whilc the expenditure had not materially in-
creased. The amount received for messages in the first week
i• July was us Ohs irk week in December 160 f. The
time on-upset! is Inesmittiag uscraires from Corfu to
blahs was foiinsin bay" wherma It med to he thirty.
After some sesomeilos the report wee adopted.
London, England, 1862-06-07

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
SON, will most certainty preserve the sight. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lia.: steel. with
, 3e, to 10s. Gold sad Silver Spectacles and Eye-Gllamas
I. t variety, at equally low price.. Harris's Prospect Maw
Ills Rd. pod tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the
Royal Tam*, opposite the British Museum Oates, London.
litabialbri MO. caution.—No travellers employed.
London, England, 1862-06-07

WORLD'S FAIR of 1851
proved a brilliant success; and in anticipation of the
Wax Hatters to London coneequent on the International
liahlhbliaa, attention is particularly directed to attrac-
ting provided at the LONDON PAVILION. the
No Mar.
Sabana Is more calculated to amuse our country friends.
rme is changed every evening ; novelties are pro.
dated to rapid 111004011012 ; and while the comfort of the edit).
liehment is in Itself sufilcient to warrant the Introduction of a
Mend, its general character cannot fall to convey a pleasing
Inducement to comae again. Befroduneata of all kinds from
8 &m. Dreakfaats Is. ; dinners a la carte, or at Axed rice
always ready.
WHITSON-Mg YESTlVlTlES.—Engsgemente have been
made with Miss Pearce, gam Collins, An Hee ;elliptic Infltler),
Hegira Harvey and French (" The Nerves"), and. Yr. Edmund
Irvin. his dramatic recitals, memory, alai imitations, for the
forthcoming hoillays—The LONDON PAVILION. fleabane-
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London, England, 1862-06-07

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r application
rn of the whole of the profits to the reduction d
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A gross annual income exceeding
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without a single instance of dispute.
And has returned to members in reduction of their
slanted premiums 640,000
The sums awned by existing policies exceed
Poe the year ending the 4th April, indi, an abatement has been
declared at the rate of 50 per cent.
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Osten= E. Coops, Lg. Henry Lancelot Holland. Esq.
W. Cotton, Lg., D.C.1., F.A.S. Wm. James Lancaster, Eiq.
Jahn Davin Ifaq. John Lubbock, Lg., F.R.S.
Jams A. Gordon, Req., M.D., BenJamtn Slum
P.R.S. Matthew Whitingilm.
Edward Hawkins, Jun., Lg. Mannaduke Wynil, Jun., Rag.,
KirkmanD.Hodpon, Fag., M.P. M.P.
Robert Tucker, Secretary and Actuary.
trampise of the amount of Bonus awarded at the recent divisioa
of Profits to Policies of &1,000 each, effected for the whole
Term of Life at the undermentioned ages :

Ago .b
Aimed.

Deratioa of
Polley.

Benue
In Cult.

Boum
in Amnion.

WHITE sad SOUND TENTH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by
Oa r mastication of food. BOWLABIDA ODONTO, et
D6NTIFILICK. compounded of Oriental logredienta, Ii
of lasetimable value to preserving and hexutll)intt the teeth,
skrangthening the mum, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to
tits Leath. It isiadimtes tartar from the teeth. removes Mints
ea incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which It imparts a pearl-like "'Menem. Its Invaluable
pieties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the
covey of linropo, and it Is universally in high remit*. Price
la WI per boa. Bold by A. Rowland and Boos, 20, Hatton-
= and by tea vista and Perfumers. Ask for “Bowlanda
London, England, 1862-06-07

tiIIARN LIS2&-(THIS DAY.)

Two &Moo&

The railway market to-day is as inactive as for
some days past, but the tone is firm. The onrlti
alteration worth mentioning in prices is a rise of
per cent. in Great Western and London and No
Western stocks. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 94 to 4 ; Great Western,
711 to 721 ; Midland. 1271 to ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; South Eastern,
831 to 3 ; Eastern Counties, ,66 1t057 ; Cale-
donian, 1071 to 1081; and Great Northern, 1131
to 1141.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain very
steady, at 41 to f prem. San Paulo and Indian
Branch railway shares, as well as the old Indian
lines, are inquired for.

to 1-i.M-:
London, England, 1862-06-07

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciocn.
The mining market to-day is rather quiet. East
Oaradon shares are quoted 43 to 44 ; Marks Valley',
81 to 91 ; North Downs, 31 to 4 ; Wheal Ludcott,
11} to ; and East Carr Brea, 171 to 18, being
lower.
Foreign and colonial mining shares in nearly all
instances are quoted the same as yesterday. The
only business worth mentioning has been in St.
John del Rey shares at 39 to 00.
The Teplitz Colliery Company (Limited) has
issued its prospectus. The capital is 80,0001.,
and applications axe now invited for 40,0001.,
in 8,000 shares of 51. each. The balance,
consisting of 20,0001. paid up shares, forms the
purchase-money, and these shares are not entitled
to a dividend until 4,0001. per annum in the nature
of • sinking fund is laid apart to re-
turn, by annual instalments of 10 per cent., the
paid-up capital of the ordinary subscribers. The
property, which is situated in Bohemia, oompripes
a total area of 1,600 acres, and is estimated to
contain an enormous quantity of coal. By way of
supplement to the reports laid before them, the
directors sent over to Bohemia Mr. John Brown,
of Darlington, an experienoed coal viewer, who
confirms the opinions expressed u to the value of
the colliery. There is facility of transport, both
by river and by rail. To expedite the works ar-
rangement& with a responsible English contractor
are contemplated.
At the Laguna:o Sulphur and Copper Company's
meeting yesterday the directors' report was adopted.
It stated that various operations have been carried
on at the mine during the past year, and that a
large run of ore ground has been laid open above
the edit level. This mass has been carefully
analysed, and the assays range from 1 to 9 per
oent. of copper, according to the depths at which
they are taken. The bricks for furnaces are being
made, the iron work shipped, and the directors be-
lieve by the end of the year, at the latest, the works
will be in full operation.
Wheal Basset, on the 3rd inst., declared a divi-
dend of 31, per share.
Ding Dong Mine, on the 3rd inst., made a call of
11. 16s. per share.
London, England, 1862-06-07

SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNI 6.

The publication of the official documenta rela-
tive to the affairs of Mexico has produced an im-
pression little favourable to General Prim.

SERVIA.

BELGRADE, Jul 6.

Yesterday a Servisn policeman of this city, who
was ill-treated by the Turkish officer of the guard,
wounded a Turkish soldier after having fired two
pistol shots. The gates of the citadel were closed
and,opmmunication between it and the city was sus-
pended. Crowds assembled within the city. Tran-
ijuillity being restored to-day, the communication
with the citadel has been re-opened, but the gar-
rison still remains under arms.
London, England, 1862-06-07

SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW ; • Scientific
Tame for the advancement of Social Science. The Review
will contain articles on the Amendment of the Law, Treetment
at Crime, Isterustfocal Program, Education, and Public Health.
with prompt Reviews of sU Books blaring on model subjects,
Every Saturday, yobs ad.. stamped, ed. Moe, 16, Whitetriars-
street, LC
London, England, 1862-06-07

TURF NOMENCLATURE.

The followingnenie la.vebeirv•ti;
Mr. T. Dawson's ch o foal by Stockwell, out of Edith—
Lord Ronald ; b f foal by Fandango, out of Colleen Hawn,
by Mickey tree—Little Casino ch yearling c Sate Shbbe•
retro) by Leamington, oat of Edith—Royal Bruce.
e Lord Coventry's b by Newminster, oat of Urania, 2.. m.
old—Newinnonger ; br yearling c by Ignoramus, oat of
Scout, by Wasersley—&soisan; b yearling c by Ignoramus,
out of Surge—Creases ; br yearling f by Ignoramus, oat of
Production—Folly.
Count Bettairenre Foal..—Br f by Voltigeur, out of
Harmiose—Anadyoisseee ; br f by Stockwell, out of Media
Now—L'Ange de Minh; b e by King Tom, out of Longi-
tude—King Clamming; b c by Stockwell, out of Frenzy—
Tuseulanum ; b f by Newmiester, out of Rise Goklachmidt
—Cantstrice ; b c by King Tom, out of Orlando—ll K.
Galantuomo ; br f by Voltigeur, outof Pergularis—Baequine.
London, England, 1862-06-07

THE START FOR THE_DEOY.

The complaint officially made by Lord Stamford against
the starter wu investigated by the stewards before the moss
at Epsom, on Friday, and having been proved to their in-
tisfaoiloa, Mr. 1143•Irege was severely admonished by
Admiral Ross, and the following resolution was ordered to
be published in the next Racing Calendar :
. .

4-It having been represented to the stewards by Lord
Stamford, that Mr. ki'George started the horses for
the Derby Stakes is advance of the starting post, leaving
Ensign and three other hones behind, we hereby severely
reprimand Mr. M'George ; and we intimate to him that •
repetition of inch offence will justify hie immediate die-
marl. (ffiffoed) " Porramotrnt.

'• H. I. Roue.
" A HLATsoanc.
•• C. H. CAaxw.

" Epsom, Jape 6, 1862."—Belfs Life.

CHESTER RACES, 1860.61.62.
The following decision appeared in the sheet Calendar,
published yesterday :
"Mr. Saxon churned the added money in the Biennial
Stakes., for which Big Bea walked over an 1860, and
Parmesan in 1861, an4which Paremenae won in 1862, when
only two ran. The committee disputed the claim on the
ground that it is a general condition of the Chester races
that three horses are to start or the public mosey will not
be added. Mr. Saxon contended that this coodition was
not mentioned when the Biennial Stakes were advertised
I awl named for. The case was referred by consent of both
parties to the stewards of the Jockey Club, who gave the
following decision :
. . . .

" • We are of opinion that Mr. Saxon is entitled to re-
mire the 60 sore. advertised to be given to the Biennial
Stakes for 186061-62. (Signed) V.Z.e7a t.

" • H. J. Roue.'"
London, England, 1862-06-07

• Absent dozing part of the azamineeke.

OEFORD, Jowz 6.
FINAL. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, CLASS LIST. —The
examiners in the final classical school (Mews. W. Hadley,
E. Pa/is, D. Pinder, and C. W. Beam) have this *easing
issued the to award of closes.
Class L —C. lAgg, rpus Christi College
Malcolm, Bethel College Co;
J. 8. Phillystis, New College ;
G. A. Stream, Corpus Christi College
__R. Smith, Corpus
Christi College ; J. A. firmed% Bethel Ocala&
Class 2.—W. H. Gledateue, Christ Church ; C. Godfrey,
Worcester Celine ; E. G. Harding, %alma College ; W.
H. Keeling, Wadham College ; A. J. G. Mackay, Geiser-
city College; G. Morrison, Balliol Colley ;H.S. J. Beads,
liniveesity Colley ; 0. G. Tampa, Exeter College ; H.
L. Thompson, Christ Church; A. B. Webb, Carpus Christi
Cbl{A.
B. Weigel', BISSINNOS College ; J. White,
Bethel
Ow= IL Beady, Wadhun College ; H. Coach-
man, Trinity College ; G. H. B. Evans, Lincoln College ;
J. T. Evans, Corpus Christi College; T. A. Gainsford,
Christ Church ; R. M. Gawne, Christ Church ; W. S.
Harrison, Corpus Christi College W. J. Jeafferson,
Lincoln College ; C. F. Johnstone, Balliol College ; W. C.
lay, Magdalen College ; M. B. Itoorhouse, Queen's
Collage.
Class 4.—8. Jackw, Exeter College ; E. Lethbridge,
Exeter College ; E. T. Roberto, Oriel College ; Hon. E.
Stookey*, Christ Church.
London, England, 1862-04-03

SATURDAY LEGAL HALF HOLIDAY.

This movement (says Cox's Legal Circular) still
pins strength. The list of those who bays already siren
in their names now amounts to 1,370. The number of oer
tiacated attorneys in the Law List for the present yea is
2,996 ; so that within a fraction one half close their offices
at two p.m, on Saturdays. Uwe were to add the number
of barristers and attorneys together, and deduct those of
each class who habitually leave business at an early hour on
Saturday, a much more favourable aspect would be pre.
seated. We still hope that the tints is not far distant
when this scheme will not only meet with theiy,tnerthy of
those high in power, but be by themselves ad antici-
patory of a general closing at one uniform our of the
offices connected with each department of justice.

Subjoined is a table of the hours during which the under
mentioned of in common law, chancery, Bc., willbe
open fcr the transaction of business on each Saturday during
the month of April, Iriti2

lepLit

,ApL26.
London, England, 1862-04-03

A LIVERPOOL MANTIPACTIIRSII PUNISHED

703 PEISIII3Ir.

14YWc°Iv-TCIPAT:

Thomas Cork hill, 53, was tried belote llr. 7117 race
Wilke, at die Liveir Aeolus, tray, oil • charge of
jury before Mk. Qt.mimiaaar /boy, at the Liverpool
rep k 7 Coto% en tin 3rd reirnser leot. The priaooer
had been hr ems Vim • othnst.enabor la • very large way
of Wises is Livened, red woo generally regarded
as • eubetastial and highly respectable tradesman.
la 1+,4 a tire blebs sot cm Corkhill's premises,
whicii diegrovedi • imodelarable gas/slaty of valuable
wend and furniture. The topeirbtoy beton ussnred,
hk
eTinhis'atofben'eme vetkre'luserl Ito pay thins, and be tlwilf I
instituted an action, io which he received the cam of I,SOGt.
This was paid by the company oa the 19th November last '
) err, aad Corkhill's solicitors appropriated for their costa
and expenses all but 4136/., which was handed over to him.
Eleven days after this be petitiosed the Court of lank-
and was adjaibeated • bankrupt. When his creditors
boraxes aware et the polities al affairs they
demanded an account of the maw *bids bo bad received
Irmo the insurance company. On the Ust Jas., 1862,
be rendered such meouut. and It was • staansisot that be
had twit to .roe 30110 Crewky the emu of 461. 10a. for
work done and money lest." MB Crawley denied, and
1.11.4 a hiv denial the charge of perjury was based. The eel.,
deuce dpivreil that on the 19t6i November C..rkhill meat for
'Terrier, sal requested hint to +to a receipt for 481. 10s.,
which he at first refused, though he ultimately ocassoted to
do so, All the money, however, which he actually received
•as a shilling, it brine clearly *bowls that the decenewart
wee nue framed by Corkbill entirely for the pause et
fraud. 'Ms jokey found the prisoner guilty, red be was
sentenced to twelve inmate impriasament, with bard
Labour.

A ShoRT COT TO TOO BAIL —lt iv rumoured
that coo of our lone of Court has lately contracted the
..f culling gentian's to the bar without havi kepi
the nomix,r of terms which bee hitherto been regarded SS
euential. We are informed that several
the
from
the tohooies. some of them members of the loilian civil
service ablest on leave, have come over with as eye to
esenrioe severe of the limey Nadal appointineete of which
we beer so mach now-a.&ye, and that they have been
called to the bar having kept is some cases as few as fwr
terms. We do ern wish to impealate on the effect which
may he wow& upon oar esiceial fallow-subjects if an
attempt is made to ewers by the kw Wesel platoons§
who have oot boss repiewiyedUendid to it ; bet we venture
to lioint out to Mimi beechen that charley bogies at home,
and that if the short mad to the bet is open te see-lawyers
from loth., attorneys of *Mod* and separiewee is this
country mit to be permitted to travel tie ewe way.—
Cr,?, n -di
Coyeilar.
London, England, 1862-04-03

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

A InIIKALTY, APRIL 2. —Am:outran:rm. --Engi-
seers W. Etheriagton, conf.rused as seeoad-ctses aseietaat
'arm er in the Medina ; B. Carr, drst-elsee earistsat
neer, to the Blenheini. for service in the Britomart ; aad
R. W. Topp, to the Msticteune.
Mr. K Russell 111L9 been tiontioated to a naval cadetship.

CHATHAM, Ann 2.
The Arethusa, 51, 3,140 tons, 500-horse power,
which has been lengthened at this dockyard, and converted
from a sailing ship to a screw steamer, was taken out of
Sheerness harbour yesterday to the measured mile, at the
lisplin Sands, for the purpose of making the official trial of
her engines, which have been manufactured by Messrs.
Penn mid Sons, Grcenwkh. The trial was under the dime-
tion of Captain Thompson, superintendent of the Steam
Reserve ; 111 r. Price, inspector of machinery afloat ; and Mr.
Townsend. foreman of the steam factory. The contractors
were repreareted by Mr. Holitho, who had charge of the
engines The result of the trial Mal deemed very satisfac-
tory, the average speed attained out of six runs, with full
boiler power, being 12.63 knots, the screw making 71 revo-
lutions ; and with half-boiler power, 11/.314 knots.

WOOLWICH, APRIL
Tl,e Columbine ~crew steam TeV4l9i, of 1%9 tons
mot 150 hne,e-power, wa, lanaLbed is • most mooserfad
manner at Deptford doelepartl this aft•raooo, under this
supenotandeace of Yr. hate router abwright. She is
Ludt to sang skives gess, and is • snarl looking craft of
the class seek ravaged is thew* navy.
9
London, England, 1862-04-03

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market Is quiet at the followlog rates :—Petersburg
Y. 0., on the spot, 46a. 3d.; April to June, 465. • July
to September, 475. to 475. 3d. ; October to December.
48s. 3d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIB DAY.)
The number of beasts fresh up to this day's market is
small ; consequently there is more inquiry for the choicest
kinds. On the average, however, prices are about the same
as on Monday last. The sheep trade is more active
and there is a small advance in the best descriptions. Good
calves are in demand at rather higher rates. Our foreign
supply coosists of 82 beasts, 440 sheep, and 124 calves ;
mikh cows, 95.
Per stone of albe a. d. sd. Per atone of Sibs. a. .1. s.
Bast Scots, Herefda 4 4 6 4 8 6 0
Best Short-horns 4 0 4 Dad DerSDrts&lll-bds SO
toes.woola.... 4 10 6 4
Second queL beasts 303 10 Do. do. Shorn . 44 4I 8
Calvin
INgs
flestDasdlltt-ereds 5 4 5 8 lambs
Boasts at market, 88S; Sim and Lambe. 4,310; Wm, ISO;
SIP. sae.

HAY MARKET.-(THHI DAY.)

Maseru Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last
day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80s. ; supe-
rior ditto, 84s. to 95e. ; inferior ditto, 40e. to 50e. ; rowan,
50e. to 70e. ; clover, old, 00e. to lloa. ; ditto, new, mould,
tut, 80a. to 1001. ; straw, Mo.
London, England, 1862-04-03

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

OtEITIMI'd TILINII
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aria 2.
The National Bank announced to-day the issue
of the fourth portion of the Four per Cent. Metal-
Brines, amounting to 12 millions of roubles. The
bonds are issued at 800 roubles each, and bear
interest from the lit of February, 1862.

THE HERZEGOVINA.
RAGUSA, Amu. 1.
The insurgents have destroyed Croja, Mories,
Grebbd, and Doglian, in Albania, by fire and sword.
All the Turkish inhabitants were massacred. The
lives of Christians, however, were spared. Five
Turkish steamers have arrived at Scutari. Twelve
more are expected.
London, England, 1862-04-03

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF FOREIGNERS

IN D18181153.-(THIS DAY.)

The annual meetingof the tubecribera and friends
of this institution was held this day at the London Tavern ;
Ni. JOHN LABOUCEERE in the chair. _

The SecErTARi reed thereport, which commenced by a
touching allusion to the decease of the late Prince Consort.
Death bad also removed one of the last surviving founders
of the satiety. Dr. Kroper. His Majesty the King
of Prussia continued the annual subscription of :10/.,
granted by the late sovereign. The last (vain/
on the 12th of June, under the presidency of
Lord Ebury, was fortunately more productive than
usual, amounting, with her Majesty's donation of
1001., to upwards of 2,1001. The amount of sick and casual
relief given during the past year was much in excess of that
of any parkas year, causing a great drain on the holds, the
expenditure of the year being in excess of the receipts. The
committee urgently appeal to the benevolent public for
addicted pecuniary aid ; otherwise the usefulness of the
society must be much curtailed. During the past year,
2,496 oases had been relieved, and 281 sink allowances hid
been peaked. The total number of caste relieved since the
commeseensat of the society was 100,419. 296 familial
lied also been assisted in returning to their native land.
The financial statement showed the receipts for the past
year to be 3,5201. 9a. 4d., and the expenditure 3,5661.19 x. ld.,
leaving a Wanes what the society on the year of 46/.95. 9d.
A supplmentw mon from the almshouse committee was
also read of a nature.
The reposis having been received and adopted, the officers
for the evening year were elected, and an election of pen-
sion= on the funds was than preessded with.
London, England, 1862-04-03

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1862.

various kinds of woods ; and a group of ivory
carvings from Berhampore are remarkable examples
of laborious finish. Silver filagree work, as usual,
shows the same minuteness and accuracy of design
and execution. Elaborate carvings iu black wood,
sandal wood, and in a material termed "ratanglu,"
from Malabar, add to the richness of the collection ;
and also the articles in inlaid ivory, and in en-
smelling in the precious metals. Their Highnesses
Meer Ali Morad, of Khyrpoor, and the Rao of '
Kutch, are leading exhibitors of arms and armour
under this latter head, the last named presenting
costly specimens of skill in the gold and silversmith's
' art. The • Kuftgori" work, or steel inlaid with gold,
from the Punjaub, will certainly be an object
of interest to general visitors ; and the ladies will
look with longing eyes on a piece of muslin from
I the same quarter, which is so fine that when laid
on a piece of grass and watered it almost disap-
pears, or melts into a misty bloom.
It is expected that nearly all branches of manu-
facture will show an advance upon 1851—especially
carpets, turnery, lime-work, straw manufactures, and
Amongst the models of useful applianoes will be
a portable kitchen ; and amongst the works of art
and skill, an exquisite temple from Burinsh, •
curious pith model, and sonic copper and clay
figin'eL
The gallery where this intimating collection it
placed (half of which it divided with certain foreign
countries) would have been mach more cheerful
if the fiats which form its roof had been glazed
instead of boarded.
The collateral businesses which have sprung out
of the Exhibition seem to be thriving apace,
though the letting id the mansions round the great
budding will probably stand over until a more con-
venient season. The International Bazaar, nearly
opposite the eastern dome, is said to be a good
speculation of the builder's—judging from the way
iu which stalls have been taken ; and it is also
said to be under the guidance of Mr. J. C. Deane,
a gentleman who knows as much about exhibitions
as moat people. The attempt to start an Interna-
tional Club has broken down, and it is well that
this fact should be known, as it may save many
dreamers from losing their money. The Interna-
tional Agency (which we have before mentioned)
have tried the scheme on a broad and liberal plan ;
but although they have housed the Prussian and
several other commissioners, and are agents for

about twenty colonies and foreign states, they have
not succeeded in the club part of their project.
London, England, 1862-04-03

THE UNIVERSITY scar RAM

The Oxford men concluded their practice upon
their own water oo Tuesday afternoon, and their boat was
immediately started for Putney by Messrs. Salter, her
builder.. The crew arrived at Mr. Kirby's, the White
Lion Tavern, Putney, at Lalf•pest throe yestettlay afternoon,
sod after a luncheon went out for a row, although the rein
fell heavily at the time. They got into their cutter at the
London Rowing Club boathouse, whither it bad been con-
veyed,aod proceeded upwards over the mires chosen for
the spirit-atirring event, against the ebb, in their training
&noels. They sat their boat admirably, and rowed with
greet power. Their style is rather lofty and exceedingly
good, but their time is capable of tmproveoteat, as
it mostly is with crows first laaaohed apes waters
different to what they have been used to. After making
the usual allowances, it may be fairly relied upon that it
will take acyzdtr:Lrate crew, if they keep in their pre-
sent hoe • to heat them. They have put
strength, and flew wto use it.
The followirog were the rowers: it lb
1. W. B. Woodside. Brasenose
2. C. & Wyss*, Christ Church ll 3
3. W. B. B. Jooobsoo, Christ Choi
4. K. E. L. Destosi, Christ Chunk
5. A. Yorrime Bailie!
8. A. R. Poole, Trinity l2 6
7. C. A. Corr, Wadhain
8. W. M. Hoare, Exeter
Coxswain—F. E. Hopwood, 7 3

Part of the Cambridge crew arrived at 111e.Bakses, the
Star and Garter Tavern, Putney at 6 o'clock lut evening
and the remainder are expected this (Thursday) morning.
and 4 o'clock this afternoon has been appointed for their
first row over the enures. Their boat, which is at Simmose's
yard, at Putney, is also built by Messrs. Salter expresoly for
true oussios. She was sent to Cambridge on the 19th
nit., and gives great satisfaction. The Oxford boat is the
one in which they were victorious last year.