The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-07 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
bai been, during twenty-Ave yearn eisphaticallr sane
• e.'d he the medical profemion, and universally accepted by
Pob!u. m the beet ninedy for acidity of the stoma. heart-
'''. h•nlache. gout, and indigestion end am e mild aperient
for dcliewe coestitutiona, more especially for ladies and chili.
Oen it is prepared, In a state of perfect parity and of uniform
Strength. meth. 14 DINNEFORb and Co. 17f, New hood-street, Lon
Use sail told by all reepeinable amulets throughout the world.

It will thus be seer that the average value as represented by
the price of the shares, of the abovementiotied four companies
is R 3 44. premium per share, after deducting !if any' the reserve
fund; the price of issue et this Company's new shares to the
public is R 2 135 44. premium, from ',Well after deducting the
amount of this Onespany's reserve fund, equal to L 2 per Aare
leaves the share costing cab' 125 4d. premium, against Ell 41:
premium, the amass priced the four companies before referred
to. baring a boom to the public of 42 10a bd. per share but,
taking the premium of the Iset.mentioped company as the most
analogousto this Company. It having been amalgamated only two
months. it will be seen that their price of 1310 e, norther, !which
is far below their Intrinsic worth , added to tbr L 2 premium in
this Company's reserve fund, gives Lb 10a pet dark or L 4 In lid.
bonus on the price of issue.
The above prime are quoted as iltey are given in the Stock
Exchange List, but it is generally admitted that they by no
means represent the full value of the different shares quoted,
the prices of which ought to, sad will doubtless be, much
higher.
Application. for shares may be made in the form annesed, and
must be accompanied by the payment of al per share. Should
no allotment be made the amount will be returned forthwith
without deduction. Should a leas number be allotted than la
applied for, the sum paid on account of such application will,

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(mungets Trucial's.)

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS
OF WALES IN DENMARK.
ELSJNORF., Barr. 6, 2.10 r.x.

Their Roy al Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales arrived here at 10 a.m, this morning, and
landed at 1 pm.
The King and the royal family went on board
the Osborne to meet their royal highnesses.
All the notables of the place were present. The
mayor headed the procession.
The houses were decorated with flags and flowers,
and salutes were fired front ten Danish men-of-
war.

The Czarewiteh intends violins the courts of
Hanover and Oldenburg.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Serr. 6, EVENING.
The Emperor received MM. Ronher, Boudet,
and Drouyn de Lhuys to-day.

A ministerial council will be held to-morrow.

The Empress will leave for Schwalbach, in
Nassau, this evening. Her Majesty is expected to
remain there for a month.

PARIS, Ssrr. 6.

Advice' received here from Saigon to the 26th
July announce that a new Franco-Aunamite treaty
wasaigned on the 13th of that mouth.
The principal clauses of the treaty are the fol-
lowing :
The establishment of a French protectorate in
six provinces of Lower Cochin China.
The opening of three important porta on the
Annam coast, with the conoession of nine kilombtres
of ground in the vicinity of each port, where
French merchants shall be at liberty to travel and
trade.

Entire liberty is granted to French missionaries
to propagate the Christian religion throughout the
whole kingdom.
The establishment of consular agents at Hud and
the ports opened to commerce.
Payment of an indemnity of 100,000,000 francs to
the French government.
Letters received here state that the new treaty
is favourably received by the colony.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Sm. 6, 3.25 p.m.
The Bourse has been dull. Routes closed at
66.65, or sc. lower than yesterday.

THE DISTURBANCES AT GENEVA.

GENEVA, SIIT 6.

Tranquillity has been partially restored. No
further arrests have been made. M. Fazy's pro-
ceedings have been condemned throughout Switzer-
land.

SWITZERLAND.

BEB.NE. Bar. G.

M. Barandiaran, the Mexican minister, presented
bia credentials from the Emperor Maximilian to
the Federal Council to-day.

THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
VIENNA, SIM 6.
A sitting of the Conference was held at noon to-
day.
It is supposed that the rectification of the fron-
tiers was the subject of discussion.
Several of the morning journals announce that
great reductions will be made in the Austrian
army.

THE BANK OF FRANKFORT.
FILANILIORf-ON-TkUL-MAINF., Sm. 6.
The Bank of Frankfort has raised its rate of dis-
count from 34 to 44 per cent.

ADMIRALTY, SEPT, G.—APPOINTMENTS. Lieu-
tsuanta F. S. 1). Broughton. to the Brisk ; C. P. Boger, to
the Duke of Wallington ; G. S. Brows, to the Excellent;
H. Hilton, to the Canopus ; aid B. Moss, to the Lion.
Chat C. E. Freeman, to the Seringapatam (additional).
Assistant Clerk F.. Elliot, to the Serusgapetarn (additional).

Rassava.—The following appointments
thee been mad* is the Royal Naval Reserve :—To be Lieu-
lethot, Malcolm Grew To be Hoomuy Lieutenants,
Nathan Wynaud litholirood and Theophilue Godolphin
Einem.

THE CINQUE POETS ARTILLERY AND RUSE
VOLUNTEER CORPS PRIZE HICHTING.--71.10T
DAY.

MARGATE, Barr. 6.
The fifth annual Enfield rifle prize meeting, open
to all England, of the Cinque Ports Artillery and Volun-
teer Rides commenced this morning at the ranges erected
at North Down, about two miles from this place, between
Margate and Broadetalra. The spot selected is the land
adjoining that where the contest of last year 0114110 off, bat
of a very superior character for ride shooting, as, instead of
running down bill towards the am, the targets, twelve in
number, are situate on the verge of the cliff, at the summit
of an easy gradual slope from the firing pinta. Major
Cox, of the 2nd Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers, acted as
empire, and Mr. F. H. Kahle, of the 7th Cinque Ports
Rifles, bad the geseral management of the meeting ; whilst
the details were carried out by Captain James Turner,
commandant 7th Cinque flats Rifles, and Ist Lieutenant
T. N. Talfourd, commandant of the 6th Cimino Porta
Artillery Volunteers. The land on which the (muted took
plane is the property of Mr. Prink who kindly placed it at
the disposal of the committee. •

ROYAL HOSTICLLTIJKAL SOCIZTY.—The show of
sutun.n dowers took place yesterday, at the gardens at
Remington. The following is a list of the awards of the
judges :—For 24 roses, cut blooms, distinct variance, single
trusees—blears. Paul and Soo, Old Nurseries, Cheshunt,
Ent clue certificate ; the Rey. W. F. Radcliffe, Rushton
Rectory, Blandford, Dorset, second clam certificate. For
IS roses cut bloom; distinct varieties, single trusty—
Moats. Paul and Son, Chiehunt, first clam certificate ; Mr.
W. H. Preen, Victoria Nursery, Rugby, second clam certi-
ficate. For 12 roses, cut blooms, distinct varieties, single'
truss—Mr. W. H. Frees, Rugby, first clam certificate.
For 24 hollyhocks, single flowers, distinct—Messrs. W.
Mischa° and Son, the Nurseries, Hook Nonce, Oxon. first
clam certificate. Eor 12 Hollyhocks, single flowers, distinct
—Meows. W. Mine-hip and Soo, Hood Norton, first clam
certificate. For 24 gladiolus, cut spikes, distinct kinds—
Messrs. Paul end Son Cbeshunt, Ent clam certificate.
For 24 verbenas, 5 trusses of each, distinct kinds—Mersa.
Sliachin and Soo, Hook Norton, first-class certificate. For
36 dahlias, distinct kinds (nnreerymsn)—Mr. J. Keynes,
Salisbury, first-class certificate. For 24 dahlias, distinct
kinds (nureoryinen)—Mr. J. Keynes, Salisbury, Stet-clam
certificate. For IS dahlias (nurserymen) Mr. J. Keynes,
Salisbury, first-class certificate. For 12 dahlias, fancies
wen)—Mr. J. Keynes, Salisbury, first-lee cern&
rms. For group of new and rare plants, Moen& A. Hee.
denote and Co., first class certificate. For stand of dahlias
is rice paper, Mrs. Stodart, first-ohm otetificste. For col-
lection of balsams, Mrs. F. and A. Smith, second clam cm-
tifiatte. For stand of 24 French asters, Mrs. Pant sad
Son, third clam certificate. . .

Tae LONDON SWIMMING CLUB.—Yeatzetizy even-
ing this club gave what was &resisted • grand aquatic enter-
tainment at the Metropolitan Baths, Ashley-assoent, City-
road. At this establishment there is a fripacious bath •
hundred feet long, in which the " sports ' of the evening
took place, nod several contests in natation were carried on,
fur which prizes were given. The first prize, of • gold scarf
pie, was devoted to lads under sixteen years of age, who
had never Iron a prize, and who swam two lengths of the
bath. Four lengths woe swum by amateurs, the winter re-
adying a dreming-case ; sad a silver medal was the reward
of the victor in a atingle between woad-class members
of the London Swimming Club, who traversed
tea lengths of the bath. Then came • contest for the cap-
tabicy of the club, which was carried on over twenty
lengths, the prize being a silver medal • while four lengths
was the distance over which third-cliss members of the
club competed for another silver inedtl. An "elegant gold
necklet and locket, • sweetheart's prize," war presented for
open competition, along twenty lengths. According to the
initiated the swimming was exceedingly good, and it was
stated that the physical exertion necessary for the fans per-
formed is considerable. After the regular racing there were
" displays of floating" by certain well-known one-
tested professionals, Meters. Woodbridge and Moore •
sod • Mr. Howson and others exhibited tin;
skill and " command over the water." The exhi-
bition concluded with a "dock hunt," in which Mr.
Henry Gun enacted the part of the duck, and this appeared
to be considered the moat amusing part of the proceedier.
No doubt there is 1101110 value in establishments which teed
to promote the practice of swimming, which may at some
time or other prove useful even to inhabitants of very
inland Finsbury ; but it might be suggested that the use
generally of some such slight habiliments as are consistent
with active natation would perhaps be desirable, notwith-
standing the rather obvious remark on the pert of one of
the managing body of the proceedings, in reply to an obser-
vation on the prevalence of the extreme nude—" that it is
nothing when you are used to it."
Cavvrai. Yar.ace.—The great autumu flower and
fruit show will be held this day sod to-morrow. Amos'
other entries may be enumerated dahlias, German sad
French asters, roses, hollyhocks, verbenas, and gladioli.
Those of fruit are unusually numerous, especially grapnel,
melees. figs, he. la the miscellaneous class may also be
mentioned an interesting caution of new plants. It is
expected that the judges will give their awards about
12 o'clock when the banters of the show will be removed.

BA RN NT FAlL—This fair was resumed yesterdays
the weather beteg unpropitious, and there was a obvious.
clearance of the settle fields. The cattle fall lain fad Mr.
tinny over, sad dealers prosounee it to have been the
worst for Amy years. The show of horses was more en-
tessive than usual. Young handsome 'simile for private
ke., sold at 45 to 60 &seem, sod heavy oats for
vase, sod tows outs sad masibus work, at 28 to 35 roam,
monad not hones at 40 to 45 guise's, sad seemmed ditto, at
110 to 15 animas ; old hones sod posies wore without wan