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put out of its usual lively, bustling course by this
meeting of the Association for the Advancement of
Science. Bath WWI in ten times a greater flutter
last year, and yet all that the hobilias of that old
Roman centre of invalids and luxury could possibly
cue about their scientific visitors was that they could
galvanise the place fora week into some semblance
of its former life and gaiety. To rouse Birmingham
requires some political feeling ; if John Bright
were going to hold forth at the Town-hall to-night
upon the correlation of the arirtocratio and the demo-
cratic forces, instead of Professor Phillips, the
eminent Professor of Geology, the almost father of
the Association, the streets would be already
thronged with people who had no thoughts for
work with such a treat in prospect. Then how is it
that Birmingham is so favoured as to be the only
place three times chosen by the peripatetic philoso-
phers of Great Britain as their meeting place) Con-
venience of access is a reason at once ; the journey
is easily made to this centre, where every line of
the immense system df railway communication con-
verges, and where now the broad and the narrow
gauge run amicably one within the other. Then
in addition to the innumereble processes of manu-
facture to be seen in the town and neighbourhood,
from a common nail to a colossal bronze statue—
from a rocking horse to a superb locomotive—
there are the vast fiery plains of the Black Country,
where mountains of coal are dug out of the earth,
and streams of molten iron flow night and day.
There are the limestone caverns under old Dudley
Castle, with a canal running about a mile into the
earth—an extraordinary place, which on these great
occasions is illuminated at the expense of the Earl
of Dudley, whose immense income is chiefly derived
from there extensive mines. Here, too, is the
Wren's-nest-hill, where geologists will have the, de-
light of grubbing after tiny teeth of extinct animals,
and seeing some rare specimens of the fossils of the
coal beds ; Warwick, Kenilworth, and Stratford-
on-Avon, with, as the programmes phrase it, "the
Shakespeare localities;" the fine old cathedrals of
Worcester and Lichfield, with Wenlock Abbey and
Malvern Abbey, all most interesting to the artist
antiquarian. Another interesting excursion for the
antiquarians will be the visit to the ancient
city of Uriconium, at Wroxeter. Luncheons
and dinners are talked of being organised in
the most handsome and liberal manner by
Val Dudley, by Mr. Foster, M.P., at Stourbridge ;
and Mr. M'Clean, at ()hammock Chase ; and at the
colossal breweries of Mr. Allsopp and Mr. Bass, at
Burton. Those excursions, which always form such
a very agreeable feature of the meeting, will occupy
the Saturday and the Thursday following.
The business of the Sections began to-day with
the assembling of committees, and there has been
some little warmth of discussion again in the Ethn-
ological Section about the anthropologists' proposi-
tion to make their subject a separate branch under
a distinct section. The anthropologists have been
obliged to retire from the field, I bear, and no doubt
they will derive every solace under defeat in
reading any number of papers upon any number
of varieties of the human species. Every
one is looking forward with the greatest in-
terest to the new President's address this evening,
and no little curiosity is shown to know how, if it
treat of geology, as it is certain to do, it will tally
with the opinions of Sir Charles Lyell, which were
received with so much marked appreciation at his
great Inaugural Address at Bath lastyear. The earth's
crust is generally • pretty tough morsel on these
occasions, and I dare say we shall have a good deal
of sharp work over it, of which I shall hope to have
something to say.

(nor out erocur thecorgi.)
BIRMINGHAM, WILDIFISDAY.
At present the Association is happy in that mate-
rial element in all gatherings in this country—the weather.
Nothing can be more brilliant than the auseblee, width
might pass for that of Jane rather than of September, while
the atmosphere is so bright and clear as to prevail over the
dim smoke of the manufactories. It seems that special in-
vitations have been sent to and accepted by a number of
"distinguished foreigners," and the following are either
here at expected—via., /L Khanikal, a Russian pops-
Oar, Great or Cannel Ada; Kespert. Professor of
Geography at Berlin ; M. Armirkns Vambery, the eminent
Huoprien traveller ; Professor Plucker, of Bonn ; Pro-
farm Van der Haden, of Leyden ; M. Voldernec Schmidt,
celebrated for Egyptian lore ; Signor Christofero Negri, a
geogropher in high aloe in the Italian War Deportment ;
Signor Oapallisi, President of the Italian Natural Science
Society ; Dr. Ferdinand Roemer, of Breslau ; Dr. Merck,
a oachologint ; Y. Gandry, president of the Geological
Society of France ; Professor Steemtdrup, of the University
of Copenhagen ; Professor Raker, an astronomer of the
Observatory. Hamburg, &a.
At one o'clock the postal council held • matins in
the Later* I/maim Midlead Destitute ; Sir O. LTILL in
the Aar
The minutes of the last Manses mostimp were mad and
confirmed.
The following report of the council was read and
adopted:
The council has naiad a report from the treasurer,
W. Spottiswoode, Esq., at each of its meetings, and his
real report for the year mediae September 6, 1866, will
presented to the committee dna day. The repot of the
parliamentary committee ham bees received for
preantation to the general committee this day. The
Kew committee has promoted • report to the council at
each of its nmetiop, sad the repenter deeper 1864.65 will
he laid before the pared committee this day. In addition to
the noblemen and gentlemen elected at Both, the eserecil
propose the names of the Right Hon. the Earl of Dudley
the Right Hon. the Lord Lyttedten, Lord Lieuteoant of
Worcestershire ; A. Follett Oder, Esq., F.R.S. ; and the
Rev. Charles Evans, M.A., head master of Kiss Edward's
School, as vice-presidents of the pretest mediae ; and the
Rev. G. D. Boyle, M.A., as local secretary. The mama have
added to the list of oonerpooding members the names of
the following foreign men of sciences, who have tees pre-
sent at rosetisp of the association:—M. E. When, In.
Arnold Morita, Herr Niemeyer, M. Virthery, Dr. Wel•
witach. The meant learn with deep regret that the pro-
looged Mame of Mr. Hopkins raiders him unable to
continua his valuable servicee in the office of general seers-
tory. The email have been informed that invitations will
be presented to the general committee at ita Inane' on
Monday, September 11, truce Nottingham, for the on
1866 ; from Doilies, for the year 1867 ; sod from Norwich
and Southamptonfor an early meeting.
The treasurer's account was read, and stated that the re
mien for the peached been 3,8311.191. Id., and the balance
' la hand, after providing for all expenditure, an 7691. 2a. 6d.
The report of the Kew Committee of the emaciation, a
body which contisnally makes etheatific obserratioss at the
Observatory at Kew, was read by Mr. 3. P. Oudot, and
elated le oondderable detail the proceedings, meteorological,
magnetic, and astronomical, and dwelt especially as °beer-
teatime which had been made on spote on the sun ; in the
furtherance of which the original sun-deasiop adopted by
Hofrath Seethe, of Dessau, bad been obtained from that
gentlemea. A new apparatus is about to be added to the
Observatory for the ready verification of sastals. The re-
, port was repaired.
The following report of the Parliamentary Committee
was next read and received :
' By a resolution pared at Bath, your committee were re-
quested to press on the government the expediency of
inatimaing a series of experiments on fog signals, but on
cosseting come of the members of the committee appointed
for the purpose of making experiment* on the treasmiedos
of wood nods? water, your committee were informed that
no action as the part of the government was at present
necessary. Tar committee brought soder the notice
of the council the unsatisfactory cheesier of the
provisions of the Public Schools 13111 of last senior&
so far as they affected the intermits of @ciente.
Your committee advocated such alterations therein as they
believed would be most likely to promote these interests ;
and it was at the suggestion of one of their members that
Professor Sharpen, W. A. Miller, Huxley, sod Tyndall
were applied to, and gave the admirable evidence on the
=ant to which physical sciences might with advantage be
introduced into the studies of oar peat public schools, which
will be found io the spoeodix to the report of the committee
of the Howe of Lords on the hill above referred to, and to
which the attention of all engaged in the instruction of
youth may be usefully di:OCW. Some valuable remarks a
the same subject by our president elect had been previously
referred to in the course of the debate; and the evidence
of oar presidatit, Drs. Carpenter sod Hooker, the astronomer
royal, and ahem, before the Public School Commissioners,
furnishes an additional proof, if any were wanting, of the
zeal and energy with which the coltivators of science con-
tinue to remonstrate evilest the system, which still unhap-
pily prevails in many of our schools, of ignoring the claims
of science. Wnormathr, Chairman.
Bono further routine baker having been gone through.
Dr. J. HUNT moved "That a separate section be formed,
entitled' ll,' to be devoted solely to anthropology;" con-
tending that wales' that were done, no adequate topsiders-
tion sod discussion of the *deuce of man could be obtained
at the natio& of the association.
Sir E. Blucurat seconded the motion, not se an amthro-
pologist, bat on the ground of fair play and free dis-
cussion.
Sir R. Mammas, at the request of the council, ex-
plained that that body, having fully considered the subject,
had authorised him to meet the motion with a direct mega.
tire, and pointed out that it had been found necessary to
restrict the number of sections to seven. Applications had
often been made by the promoters of sew sciences for such
recognition, which the council bad been obliged to refuse,
notably—phrenology once at Edinburgh, sod archaeology.
By the present motion this latter subject would be intro-
duced by a side-wind. There was opportunity for the
discussion of anthropology in the sobirection of
physiology, but it was impabible to create an entirely Dew
section--a decision which bad been fully endorsed by no Inn
an anthropologist than Professor Owen.
After tome discussion,
Dr. WEIGHT moved as an amendment "That In future
Sub-Section Dbe devoted to human physiology and eth-
nology."
It was proposed by Dr. Lis that the word " aothropo-
logy " be added to the above words.
Profaner Pui Lure suggested the withdrawal of the motion
and amendment, and that • resolution be adopted to the
effect that in inters all proposals for new sections, and
altering the titles of sections, and any alterations in
the fundamental Inlet of the corpora, be referred to
the committee of recommendations to report.
Dr. Hum said he would withdraw his motion if Its
subject-matter be referred for decision to Lord Stanley,
Sir C. Lyell, and Professor Phillips.
Lord STLIIIIT declined to accept the faction of a to.
fires as suggested.
The anneedmethe were rejected, as was the original
motion.
Profaner PHILLIPS' motion was then put and agreed te.
The proceedings then terminated.
In the evening, at 8 o'clock, the first general meeting of
the Asseoeistime was held in the Town-hall, when Sir
Charles Lyell, the president for last year, resigned the

At the meeting of Liverpool town council,
yesterday, the health committee promoted a report drawn
up by a deputetioo of goothones who had bees deputed by
the owtsuiftepe to proceed to London and isvesligate the
question of the cattle demos The report wee met up with
coslimahom el the heti& ceconsittee. The &palmier&
Mated that they bad bees to Loodon, where they had
visited the piers where the settle disease wet prevailed ;
bees in oommunicaties with the veteriaery burglar who
supsenteeded the landing of foreign cattle at the St. Ka-
tharine'. Desk Wharf ; bad istervisive with Profaners
Siam& and Ganogee, sad witnessed the pret-zoortera
examiestioe of a calf is which the disease had boss allowed
to ran its while cow's. They stated the result of their
obasrmilloes and [squires at length, and made the knowing
ingratiate :—That two imepoosere (one for oat& leaded
at the &mks, sad oat for cattle brought MN the
meskete) be appointed' that sheds be provided both
at the markets and at 'be docks into which deemed
cattle could be received sad slaughtered, sad Where
their caroms maid be anointed with carbolic acid. to pre-
vent the peseibility of their being add for bums. food I
that *swimmer should be placed under the basswetioa ed
leave look " with diseetioes to the Meer to imam ape
extreme eleaeßsess • that Dopes of Professor &moods'
letter to the Olerk ci the Privy Gonna, and the motes and
advice of Proems:sr Damps, pablished by the Natiosal
Ameehdlem fee the fereastlea of CMS& Draseene, &odd
be circulated freely macept rattle keopen and dealer&
• The committee soiled to their report a reocimmendatem
that in say applicatios to parliament for a sew sot text
seam the ereparallon aitoaU seek power to ferule& add
home 001&00.111L They reoommended the appsintmest ef
Kr. Helm as veterinary eargooe, to amiss sseitary officers
whoa required, and of Yawn. J. E. Need, and W.
Lowoock, s ins/seam te examine cattle, at h. par week
r mob, these appointments to continue only during the
perms of the memed. The report sad recceumedatiose
were unanimonsly mefinmed.

QUEBBSLAND.—BLACK BALL PASSIM-
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fat 011 October. The magnificent deck saloon of ship
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sal Os aramplimaillee +Oar time
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ADVANTAGES OF ASST, RING WITH THIS SOCIETY.
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either town or country. and Do 00111011111012 allowed.
The appliudion of the whole of the prollts to the reduction of
the premiums of members of dm years/ standing or appetite.
At the Ism annual valuation an abatement of premium was de-
clared, for the year ending the Mb of April. 184 at the fete Jf
61 per cent.
The Society's meets amount to upwards of 70 per cent. of all
the premiums received from the mewed, sad are equal to 30
per cent. of the entire liability water the policies in force.
The accumulated hinds exceed £1,0115.000
Ones annual income exceeds 165,000
Totalities paid in claims amounts to
Profits returned to members in redaction of
premium amount to
The MOM &soured by existing policies of
to A would
Ye desirous of becoming Members of this Society would
Sod it sdputtageoas to lodge their propose& oa or before the
6th of October next.
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may be obtained on Actuary.
application
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wear GUSTAF W ABA. Captain firet-
C. F.e STARA, will
aem for the Men port on of shout the 7th Instant. U To be
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ngsrastesniera This vessel has nips-
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amp apply at CHAPLI N'S Universal Mee, Regenteireas,
ya paH UPP% GRAVES, PHILLIPPS aad Co.. BA
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BAY of HAVANA and bLiTANZAS
BAII.II.OAD (fa the ISLAND oe CUBA).
LOAN of 1400.000 Sterling. le Bonds of 410 D, Dewlap Interest
of 7 par mot par mown. payable balf•yrarty la Loudon.
/AIM
Loodoa—Mears. J. Henn rcanoler sad Co.
La Baser—The Bask of Commerce, Francis Proar, BR,
Ifsopt

TIM Company ins termed In 1157, obtained He coocession the
mos year, and la le& the main road was completed from Rees.
• the Bay of Harass, to Hatanzaa. a distance of Ss miles.
Sinte then branch 1100$ or considerable value hare been con-

SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY
NiCIISSAIY
WREN the Byes water, are misty, or fatigued
atter reading:
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be double
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
IN the can:
xampla
WHEN dle is placed between the eyes
and the book
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
sees more clearly
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
needle.
Me above are premonitory signs otderaylngelekt, and Mimi'
that en optician should be ommulted without delay. From long
and extensive practise Mecca Thomas Harris awl 800 are tally
competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remedying
defective sight. Tiny skilfully adept lenses. perfectly true. or
Me requisite power. and likewise they Judiciously select a spee-
tacle frame of the form meet becoming to the face. THOMAS
HARRIS and 11103 f, *madam to the loyal Twang. opposite the
Mends liseerua gates. lands° (their elmly lease). serablished
ITet Canfiera —No travellers or agents..

The Rai of cortrnetlon to this date. be £1,064000: of this
fel°ooo was rahed upon shares subscribed In the taland.
£150,003 was raised In London, On 1861. by mortL
kan beading 7 per cent. interest, and repay able by the opera-
Son of a fund of £ll OW per annum, commencing 1667,
rich will redeem the entire loan in 1876.
£lOO.OOO was similarly raised In 1863 for the construction of
two branch roads, secured by a second mortgage on the road
sad guaranteed by the Bank of Commerce, repay able by the ope
retina of a radish fund of £4,000 per annum. commencing la
Zit
• coadderable portico of the remainder of the capital has
been supplied from time to tier oat of the earnings of the read.
The results of the undertaking have been very satisfactory,
Widow the following returns :
1882. grasp MOWS L100,700
1963, „
1964.
and vles, gross receipts trosnJanuary to June WO*
illedsame period, 1866
Bay of Havana and Maleness Railroad Company hen sew
Oren the peirrese of the Collar Railroad, runner from
Mares to Beroba, a distance of 31 miles. a very valuable road,
sr el immense importance to the Bay of Havana and Marasas
Curry, inasmuch as it is In direct junction with that road at
traverse, g • district rich In sugar produce. and being
aomstied at Boobs with the Cardenas sad ducat° Railroad
terse a section of the central road of the island. which will
eery shortly reach Ville Clara by the completion of the Carden
sod dirazo Railroad.
The returns of the traffic of the Collor Railroad sre sa follows:
1960 gross receipts l/49,100
1901
1864
and the returns of 1.866. from January to May :O 49,000
spinet 106 s, same time
To complete this purchase, the Bay of Havana and Matansaa
Cooper desire to raise a loan in London of 1.400,000, hearing
Orme at 7 per cent. per annum. payable half-yearly In London.
La security for this Loan, the hay of Havana and thorns
Railroad Company will effect a drat mortgage on the Collere
Railroad, its rolling stock, appartenances, sad all properties :
rd also a mortgage on the Boy of Havana and Werner Rail-
road and Its branches, subject only to the existing of
£06e,010, of winch the Out mortgagee of £260,600 will to d at
linthely la 1:76. by the operation of the slaking fund which
senzaeoces in lea.
The property this mortgaged le as follows :
TheQineo Railroad to be purchased out of the proceeds of
Obtain, prodocing • gross re year In 1964 of Mirk
The Bay of Havana sad Menuars Railroad end Its branches.
raft 01,06-.001, producing a gross revere la 1860 of g 143,00
Prier only to the aboveov tattooed mortgages).
It will be noticel that the revenue of the nay of Havana and
Zairese, as well se that of the Collie° Railroad. lias for some
pan beep steadily increasing at the rate of 80 per cent. per
annum, and it is beyond a dour that the amalgamation of the
Pomade. by a satund inoraees of tragic and a large saving of
umentlitate In the drain Oration, will produce a f larger he
venue. and may be fairly estimated for the coning year at
£tSO,O3O gross, or folly £lOO,OOO net revenue.
For the rep meet of this loan a sinking fund Is arranred for,
whereby LlO9OO Is to be paid oft annually. either by the pur-
chase of Boots or public drawing, its operation to commence in
VT, by which tine the On mortgage loan of £260.000 will be

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NEW NOVEL BY W. CI. WILL&
This day, In 3 vols., at all libraries,
DAVID CHANTRBY. By the Author of
-The Irma Evidence," In. (Reprinted from "Temple
Bar Misallne^.
John Maxwell and Co., Pket-street.

May be had of blmpkm and Harahan. poet tree for T dame,
ANEW WORK on the TEETH, eutitled
PURE DENTISTRY. and WHAT IT DOSS TOR US. By
A. FAIRZLL, areereseeeneet. " Tres the great emcees of the
preview work on dental surgery by the sante author, we nutlet.
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The bat coupon will be payable 10th June next
The subscription /Mee is 90 per cent payable as foLlows :
as on application.
26 on allotment
10th November.
Me 0
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TOERISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
Pevide, and others exposed to the rcoreitlng mys of the
gun aim heated particles of dust, win find ROWLANDS'
ALI'DOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion,
itepellen the cloud of laugoor and relaxation, allaYind all nod
Yd lirliainntf, and koni,diately affording the pleasing sauna-
tion attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin.
iritokles, tau spots, pimples, flushes, and discoloration we ma•
dated by its appllcsth 43, and give place to a healthy parity
fed delicacy of complexion. Price sa ed. and Ss. dd. per belle.
fluid by cherrilds and perfumers. Ask for ° Rowlands' Kalyder;
`"° beware of sparkma and pernicious articles ands the mum
et "Ralydoe..

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLZ.—The greatest and
most nodal Invention of the day, MICA AMARELLA.—
ileum JOHN 008 NELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard-
Amt. London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
this truly atenelions Auld, which gradually restores the
iamm hair to Its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The
Ages Amanita has none of the properties of dyes; It to the
contrary, to beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once
tutored ono application per month will keep it in perfect cokes.
Ake Per bottle, or to half bottles, Its. ad. John Oos
tad Co. bars been appointed perfumers to Iff.R.H. the MOMS of
Wales. —JOR N GOSH ILL and Co's CHERRY TOO' X YARTI is
Whalen
iped°, tooth powder.—To be bad of ill per.
iTimerkt.a.abetel.tei.„..e and at the mantuar.tory, 11. Three iimpcoart.

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The wet edertheally reputed air most powerful suer.
the earls* ere labor:Ler reader to thew mercer% rodlike
all the secrettorek co the leterity of which perfect health dr.
It la a epecthe for deblltty of all blade, sad from lie or-
moo; other Ingredients, perthe sad phosphate at sada.
trill Pre Mabry beserlelal to the error and Orrery-
Peke a per battle, er four guerillas 11 me for lea. Ire
ihleseg neon. ilsewerrees end 0o.112%), Oderthresse. 11. C.,
1114 afar. / erthrtherael, LG. LeivAra.